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ESTC needed a new other design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 9 designs submitted by 5 freelance designers.
International NGO looking for design work for major fundraiser.
Eat So They Can
-The Eat So They Can event is cosponsored by the Global Volunteer Network (http://www.volunteer.org.nz) and the GVN foundation (http://www.gvnfoundation.org). We are in
our second year of running a major International Fundraiser to benefit children
in Africa. The name of the fundraiser is 'Eat
So They Can', where we invite people all over the world to participate in one
huge dinner party (with participants hosting their own personal parties at the
same time), with the proceeds benefiting a selection of our partner
organizations in Africa. Our event aims to
incorporate international development issues with global food issues in a
dynamic, educational manner- and our design concept should reflect that.
We are looking for
a clean, contemporary, dynamic design to be used as part of a downloadable
resource pack. We require a design for several different layouts. The chosen
design will need to include the following formats:
- Invite/evite party invitation
- table place cards
- downloadable placemat (size A4)Invites/Evites: We need a fun, visually appealing design
to use as an invite/evite that our dinner party hosts can download, personalize
and either print off and post, or email to their invite lists.
Place cards: Will need to incorporate the design
concept into a smaller format so participants can download and print off a
sheet of A4 paper that can then be personalized and cut into individual place
Placemats: Will be used as an educational tool. They
should be an A4 design that can be downloaded, printed off and used as place
settings. This format will use the ESTC design concept and also incorporate
facts and statistics (which we will provide) on poverty in an interesting and
visually appealing way.
Design must contain:
ESTC Logo – with hyperlink (as a feature)
GVN Foundation Logo and GVN logo– with hyperlink (in footer?)
Color/Style - ESTC homepage color scheme, arial font
Sample text:
Eat So They Can is an international campaign taking
place over the weekend of 18-19 October 2008.
Set to coincide with World Poverty Day, Eat So They
Can invites people from all around the world to participate in what is
collectively one huge global dinner party to raise money and awareness for
childhood poverty.
Please join me and this great cause.
What else:
Together, we can change the lives of children one meal
at a time
Design must contain:ESTC Logo (as feature) –GVN Foundation and GVN Logo – Facts on poverty (to be supplied)Size: A4
Color/Style - ESTC homepage color scheme, arial font
Text sample:
day 30 000 children die from preventable poverty related causes. That's 1200 an
hour and one every three seconds."
Full text to be supplied.
Design must contain:
Front: ESTC Logo (black and white version)
Space to write name
Text: Together, we can change the lives of children one meal
at a time
ESTC Website: vwww.eatsotheycan.org
Size: A4 printable sheet that divides into 6 foldable, horizontal free standing cards.
Color/Style - ESTC homepage color scheme, arial font*Please note, both placemat and placecard will need to be "printer-friendly" - so we are looking for designs with a maximum of two colors with white backgrounds.
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2010-11: Had a standout sophomore season with UMass Boston ... Finished in 18th place in the first meet of the season in the 400 meter dash with a time of 51.51 seconds ... Took third place at the Dartmouth Relays in the Distance Medley Relay with a time of 11:38.54 ... Recorded a 10th place finish in the long jump at the Dartmouth Relays with a jump of 6.28 meters ... Later broke that mark at the Reebok Boston Invitational with a distance of 6.31 meters to finish in 10th place ... His jump of 6.46 meters at the LEC/New England Alliance Championship meet earned him a 6th/4th place finish in the long jump ... Took 9th/6th at the championship meet in the 400 meter dash with a time of 52.43 seconds ... Recorded a second place time in the 200 meter dash at the LEC/NE Alliance with a time of 22.98 seconds ... Opened up the outdoor season with a jump of 6.23 meters in the long jump at the Northeastern Husky Spring Open ... Recorded a 5th place time in the 100 meter dash (11.74) at the Tufts University Snowflake Classic ... Went on to finish in 1st place in the long jump at the Corsair Classic with a leap of 6.83 meters ... Took second at the conference championship with a time of 22.57 seconds in the 200 meter dash.
2009-10: Competed in three indoor meets and quickly established himself as one of the Beacons' top athletes ... Made his collegiate debut on January 29 at the Boston Reebok Games where he fi nished 18th in the 55M prelims with a time of 6.93 seconds and 26th in the 200M event, clocking in at 23.56 seconds ... On February 6 at the Tartan Invitational at Smith College, matched his fastest 55M dash time of the season at 6.90 second to finish ninth while also fi nishing ninth in the 200M race by clocking in at 23.97 seconds and also fi nished fi fth in the long jump with a leap of 6.06m ... On February 13 at the LEC/Alliance Championships, fi nished in the top 12 in all four events he competed in including a fourth place fi nish in the long jump with a leap of 6.14m, seventh in the 55M dash with a time of 6.90 seconds, 11th in the triple jump in his fi rst attempt at the event with a jump of 11.16m and a 12th place fi nish in the 200M race with a time of 23.81 seconds ... Continued to excel during the outdoor season, competing in a total of 12 different events while appearing in seven total meets including the ECAC New England Championships and the Holy Cross Decathlon ... On May 1 at the ECAC Championships, placed 19th in the long jump with a leap of 6.08m ... Over the weekend of April 15, fi nished 13th overall in the Holy Cross Decathlon, registering four top-10 individual finishes by placing third in the 100M dash with a time of 11.44 seconds, third in the long jump with a leap of 6.36m, sixth in the high jump with a leap of 1.78m and ninth in the javelin with a throw of 38.93m ... On April 17 at the MIT Spring Invitational had a pair of third place finishes in the 100M dash and long jump with a time of 11.81 seconds and a jump of 5.99m ... On April 24 at the LEC/Alliance Championships, had four top-10 finishes on the LEC side, placing seventh in the 100M prelims with a time of 11.77 seconds, seventh in the long jump with a leap of 6.13m, ninth in the triple jump with a leap of 11.71m and ninth in the 200M race with a time of 23.69 seconds.
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Charity Shop Display and Merchandising Volunteer - Dunfermline
Everyone has the right to live life to the full. After a diagnosis of a chest or heart condition or a stroke, many people experience fear and isolation and struggle with the impact on their lives. Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland won't stand for that. The care and support we deliver through our services every day ensures everyone can live the life they want to.
Our shops and community hubs in Scotland help us raise much needed funds so we can provide our services to the people who need us. Every one of our stores relies on a team of volunteers to help run the shop and support our staff. Quite simply, we cannot provide our services or raise funds without the amazing support of our volunteers. The time, support and the work they do is vital to us and the people we help. By helping out in one of our stores, you can make a difference to people and their families in Scotland who are isolated, scared or anxious about their condition.
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• selecting stock for store window
• organising a theme for store window
• dressing window models and window displays
• dressing interior displays
Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland will provide all necessary training.
All volunteers are supported by their line manager.
- Charity Shop Display and Merchandising Volunteer - Dunfermline
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- Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland Charity Shop 6 East Port Dunfermline KY12 7LJ
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How do our life-stories affect the way we experience reality?
Adapted from a short-story by Ecuadorian writer, Luis Aguilar Monsalve, The Vagrant Writer's First Born is a short, post-modernist film layered with complex relationships—father and son, writer and character, life and death—that speak about how such relationships form us and/or are formed by us through our perspective of them.
Directed by Reynaldo Pacheco '06, The Vagrant Writer's First Born combines the exotic and colonial locations of Ecuador in tandem with the Ecuador Summer-Studies Program. The film stars Luis Aguilar Monsalve and Reynaldo Pacheco. The story was translated from its original Spanish and adapted for screen by Pacheco and Andrew Dits '07. Dits was the cinemaphotographer, while Tyler Bernet '05 composed the original score.
"I invite you to come, feel, and experience a fresh and challenging story," said Pacheco. "We'll watch the film and then have time to discuss it afterward."
A light lunch will be served in the Littell Lobby of the Fine Arts Center beginning at 11:45. The film will be shown at 12:15 in Korb Classroom. The event is sponsored by the Public Affairs Office and the Ecuadorian Studies Program.
The screening is free and open to the public.


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SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — High seas have prevented divers from searching for more bodies inside the sunken and deteriorating South Korean ferry.
Bad weather also halted searches over the weekend. Nearly a month after the ferry sank, 29 passengers remain missing, with 275 bodies recovered so far, most of them high school students.
Government task force spokesman Ko Myung-seok said the search was not resumed Monday because of high waves. Coast guard officials say the mission was further delayed because workers were restoring wires on a search barge that had been disconnected from an anchor.
Ko also says divers are having difficulty entering some rooms on the ferry because some waterlogged walls have partially collapsed.


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Hours spent driving can wreck finances, health, and marriage. Quentin Fottrell joins Lunch Break with five ways commuting may be ruining your life. Photo: Getty Images.
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by Tom Utescher
In the fifth Manny Fick regatta last Sunday (the last of the annual series), athletes wielding oars for Germantown Friends, Mount St. Joseph, Penn Charter, and Springside Chestnut Hill Academy engaged in the final full race program on the Schuylkill before the big "medal" regattas begin in May. The weather remained unseasonably cool, but there was bright sunshine and the river conditions were largely benign.
Some races were held in the regular side-by-side multiple-flight format, while many of the younger rowers were given their first taste of head racing, which they will have to do in many of the major regattas late in the season. Here, boats are released from the starting line one-by-one at set intervals, and their final rankings are based solely on their times.
In the varsity single, one of the handful of rowers from Germantown Friends School, senior Andrew Bair, was the first area competitor to race. Coming in fourth in the first of three flights, he turned in a time of 5:27.56 that actually placed him ahead of 11 other athletes in this event.
The first GFS girls crew athletes extended their string of successes this spring as they took up head racing for the first time. Tessa Curry (stroke), Sophie Bartholomew, Addie McKenzie, and Becca Genyk came through with the fastest time in a field of seven novice quads.
They checked in at five minutes, 43.82 to seconds, and very close behind in second (5:45.24) was the SCH quartet of Alexa Schwartz (stroke), Jenna Yorko, Samira Baird, and Melanie Bender.
In the freshman/novice double, the Blue Devils' Lisa Burckhardt (stroke) and Karley Kochenour were in the middle of seven head racers, finishing fourth in 6:15.42, while Conestoga High School recorded the top time of 5:55.03. Also in the middle ground of their head race group were Henney Hambrose (stroke), Comora Love-Mitchell, Emily Zuckerman and Courtney McElwee of SCH, seventh among 14 JV quad entries with their time of 5:31.91 (winner: Conestoga; 5:09.20).
Two solid boats for the Blue Devil girls this spring, the lightweight double (Alana Noble [stroke], Maddy Canning) and the varsity quad (Anna Rose Bedrosian [stroke], Liz McClafferty, Chelsea Richardson, Mia Gold) raced in flights in regular side-by-side competition. The double was third in 5:52.13 (New Jersey's Ridgewood High won in 5:36.44), and the quad, with its time of 5:43.99, was fourth both in its flight and overall among nine total entries (Conestoga was number one in 5:18.93).
For the SCH boys, the JV double duo of Matt Miller (stroke) and James Meadows remained one of the school's top performers, placing second in head racing at 4:59.23. A little faster was the top boat out of the 18 competing, St. Joe's Prep (4:56.70). In a seven-boat head race in the novice quad, SCH secured the runner-up spot once again, with Riley Bakes (stroke), Zach Cohen, Ryan Torie and Callum Brazier finishing in 5:14.75 while Roman Catholic led the category in 5:09.91.
Still in head racing, SCH's Thomas Andrews split the difference in the JV single, coming in fifth of nine at 5:44.36, while the winner again was Roman Catholic, in 5:24.05. The Blue Devils' JV four landed in 10th place, but this was in a populous field of 23 vessels. Here, Mark Mulhern (cox), Andrea Dragani (stroke), Larry Wargo, Joseph Mulhern, and Will Elliott were timed in 5:07.94 while New Jersey's Christian Brothers Academy set the standard at 4:48.04.
Another North Jersey school, Don Bosco Prep, saw its boys win the fastest flight of the varsity double in 4:57.39. They were just a fraction of a second ahead of Penn Charter's Kevin Kelly (stroke) and Spencer Grant (4:57.85), whose time put them second among 14 twosomes in the event. In head racing in the freshman/novice double, PC's Jeremy McDavid (stroke) and Massimo Cusumano turned in one of their best efforts this spring, ranking third out of a dozen entries in 5:43.36 (Abington High won in 5:38.39).
A third double for the Quakers, a JV tandem included in an 18-boat head race, finished fifth. Charter's Erich Reidlmeier (stroke) and Chad Coursen completed the course in 5:10.62 (this was the same event in which SCH placed second).
In the varsity double for the girls, PC's Heidi Zisselman (stroke) and Maria Georgiou have found it difficult to duplicate the great success they earned in the JV category last spring. On Sunday they were fourth in the first flight of the event, with a time of 5:57.16 ranking them sixth out of 10 boats in the two flights.
In JV quad head racing, Charter's Celina McCall (stroke), Hannah Kramer, Rachel Gordon, and Isa Djerassi placed ninth in an overall field of 14. Their time of 5:35.75 put them two spots behind the SCH quad mentioned earlier.
While some of the more experienced oarswomen for Mount St. Joseph were having their seats and boats switched in attempts to pick up a few more seconds, the youngsters excelled. If the Magic newcomers continue to perform later in their careers in the same manner they've started, rival crews should heed the words uttered by actress Geena Davis in the 1986 remake of The Fly – "Be afraid. Be very afraid."
In the head racing, there were a full two-dozen boats in the girls novice eight event, and the Magic's "A" crew put up the fastest time (5:00.49) while the "B" boat ranked fifth (5:20.48). The "A" line-up featured cox Lindsey Maiale giving instructions to Dana Mischler (stroke), Rachel Sandquist, Brooke McMahon, Shannon Hughes, Cait Hagan, Lauren Scheffey, Alex Uzzo, and Erin McGreevey, while in MSJ "B" cox Kathleen Brooks called cadence for Taylor Czerpak, Vicki Matsinger, Liz DeGroat, Anna Gallagher, Julia Bushold, Katie Zimmerman, Brianna McBride, and Victoria Summerville.
The Mount's freshman eight topped a field of 10 competitors (in 4:54.02), and on this occasion both the largest and smallest girls in the boat were named Olivia. Well north of the six-foot mark, six-seat Olivia Tice-Carroll towers over coxswain Olivia Kylander. Tice-Carroll is paired with number five Maddie Lauinger, and the stern duo is Demi Simms (stroke) and Christina Knox. From four up to bow are Julianna Hunt, Maddie Carlton, Katelin Cordero, and Zoe Ramos.
The freshmen produced yet another first-place effort in a regular flight race for the fours. With Grace Little (stroke), Mia Fitzpatrick, Ella Perry, and Audrey Ezzo falling under the command of cox Emily Woodrow, the Magic brought it home in 5:39.98. This one almost looked like part of the earlier head racing, since the Mounties were 15 seconds in front of runner-up Montclair.
In the JV eight, cox Madi Kist controlled Caroline Carbone (stroke), Ariene Merkel, Brynn McGillin, Jenny DiPietro, Jocelyn Ziemniak, Alaina Hunt, Christina Vosbikian, and Quinn Devore. They were part of the head racing, coming in fourth of 19 boats in 4:59.04 while becoming the top Pennsylvania finisher behind New Jersey's Oakcrest (4:52.54), Montclair, and Holy Spirit.
Even in the boats staffed by the most experienced MSJ oarswomen, there is still some seat swapping going on. Last weekend, the second varsity eight was the best performer, winning its flight in 5:18.11, and standing second in overall time next to the winner of the other section,
Holy Spirit (5:15.33). In the Mount two-vee, Beth Weinrich was coxswain for Maddie Wescott (stroke), Emily Ruddy, Gwyn Kieffer, Fiona Kelly, Marissa Mulligan, Jacqueline James, Danielle Kosman, and Rachel Heller.
Spirit beat the Magic head-to-head in two other events, winning the lightweight eight and coming in second in the varsity eight, while the Mount was third in both races.
Mary Raggazino was coxing the lightweights, presiding over Emily McHugh (stroke), Abby Shreero, Josie Marrocco, Maura O'Donnell, Kate Mirabella, Bridget Fitzpatrick, Lexi Meister, and Liz McKernan. Spirit, the light eight to beat all season, won in 4:52.16, with Merion Mercy a close second in 4:53.52 and Mount St. Joe lagging a little in 4:58.45.
Cox Annie Tenzinger was at the controls of the Mount V-8, and the engine components consisted of Maddie Lawn (stroke), Natalie Simms, Steph Eble, Kiera McCloy, Lauren Matchett, Kait Loftus, Michela Karrash, and Leah Ramos. Due to their earlier success in the Flicks, the Magic were assigned one of the coveted center lanes (number three), but next door in lane two Holy Spirit was able to avenge a loss the Mount St. Joe in the fourth Manny Flick, this time placing second in 4:36.10 while the Magic came in third in 4:40.14.
Nonetheless, everyone in this class had to pay homage to James Madison High School of Vienna, Va. With no local performances to use for seeding purposes by the Flick officials, the suburban Washington crew was slotted in the famously slow (in most conditions) lane six alongside Peter's Island. The Warhawks still were able to grind out a five-second victory in 4:31 flat.
In a race within the race, the Magic came out ahead in a pitched battle for third, fighting off late sprints by Archbishop Carroll, which was fourth in 4:41.45, and by Bishop Eustace, fifth in 4:41.56. All crews in this six-boat first flight were faster than anyone in the other two races in the varsity eight category.


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DELUXE Private Yellowstone Tour
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This tour includes:
- An expert Yellowstone guide
- Private transportation in one of our comfortable vehicles
- Picnic lunches for the whole group
- Snacks and beverages for the day
- We bring a spotting scope and multiple pairs of binoculars for the group
- We plan on 7 hours of guiding in Yellowstone. If we pick you up outside the park, you get the added benefit of a longer tour!
- You can plan to do a day of sightseeing, a full day of hiking, or a combination of the two.
Possible Extras
Pricing based on group size: The base rate of $800 is for up to six guests. For groups of seven to eleven (with 11 being the maximum that we can accommodate in each vehicle), there is an additional $100 charge.
Additional vehicles: We find that having all guests in one vehicle is the best way to get the most out of your guide. But if you would like to bring an additional vehicle because of your group size or other logistics, there is a $100 charge for each "tag-along" car, plus $35 per person after the first eleven.
Meeting guests in Yellowstone: Our pricing is for guests who we meet outside the park. With the exception of meeting guests at the Mammoth area, there is a $150 surcharge to meet guests who are staying within Yellowstone National Park as this makes for a much longer day for our guides.
Some Planning Ideas
Multiple days of touring: Some of our guests book us for two or more days during their stay. This is a great plan if you really want to see the whole park or get into more depth than what we can do in just one day together. It's also for you if you want to do it all - see the major sites and get out and do a day hike into the backcountry, for example. If you book two or more days of Deluxe Private Yellowstone Tours, the second day and any subsequent days will be at a $50 discount!
When to do your tour: We suggest doing your Yellowstone tour early in your visit to the area. Many people find that one day's not enough, and they plan more time in the park later in their stay, either with us or on their own. If you do plan to go back to the park on your own, your guide will be happy to make suggestions of what to do on you additional days!
Where we meet and when we meet: We meet right at your lodging or at a convenient location along your route to the park, anywhere from Bozeman and Livingston, Montana south to the park entrances at West Yellowstone and Gardiner. We can also meet you in the park if you are using park lodging. Meeting location, timing & logistics will be provided by e-mail in your tour confirmation that you will receive shortly after booking.


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I'm happy to announce that Mozilla and Sauce Labs will be holding the San Francisco Selenium Meetup here at Mozilla's HQ in downtown Mountain View, CA, on May 11, 6:30 pm.
Here's the official Meetup.com page: http://www.meetup.com/seleniumsanfrancisco/events/17238077//. Please RSVP there, so we know how many to expect; thanks!
(Excerpting from the Meetup entry for better indexing/searchability)
"We're thrilled to announce that, hot on the heels of his CSS locators talk at the Selenium Conference, Santiago Suarez Ordonez, the Sauce Ninja and Selenium committer, will be the speaker of our next meetup on May 11th at Mozilla.
Santiago, or 'Santi', will give some insight into why you should say NO to XPath, and instead use CCS locators to make your tests more readable, faster, and realiable.
He gave an abridged version of this talk in the Track B of the Selenium Conference and it proved to be widly popular, so he'll be extending it and alse sharing some cool tools that will help you transition from XPath to CSS.
Thanks to our friends at Mozilla for offering to co-host this meetup. See you all in a few weeks!
6:30pm - Drinks, Pizza, Networking
7:15pm - Announcements
7:30pm - Santi tells us about CCS Locators
8:15pm - Q&A
8:30pm - Tools to help transition from XPath to CSS
9:15pm- Lights Out"
Mozilla are proud supporters/users of and contributors to, Selenium, and are really looking forward to the opportunity to learn and also exchange ideas and tips with the community!


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3:30 am
Dialogue "Kati Marton: Conversations from the Sun Valley Writers' Conference" Marcia Franklin talks with author and former journalist Kati Marton. During the interview, taped at the 2011 Sun Valley Writers' Conference, Franklin talks with Marton about her experience researching her most recent work, Enemies of the People. The book chronicles Marton's search to learn more about her parents, who were imprisoned by the Hungarian government during the Cold War for their work as reporters for American news outlets.G
4:00 am
Sesame Street "Falling Leaves" It is a windy autumn day on Sesame Street, and Chris, Elmo, and Rosita hear Stinky calling from underneath a pile of leaves. They dig him out but he says that it will just happen again since he gets covered with leaves every single day. Rosita suggests that they try to figure out which tree the leaves are coming from by taking a leaf that fell on Stinky and comparing it to leaves on some of the surrounding trees to find a match. D
5:00 am
Sid The Science Kid "Home Tweet Home" Sid wonders why there aren't any birds living in the birdhouse he built with his Dad? Sid and his friends discover that lots of animals build and live in their own homes, like beehives, anthills, and bird nests!. D
5:30 am
Martha Speaks "Monkeyshines Martha/Dog Daze" Monkeyshines Martha - Helen's hefty schoolwork load leaves her with little time left to spend with Martha. At loose ends, Martha finds a friend in Professor Monkey, whose wacky inventions propel Martha into a world of new adventures. Vocabulary: (E) relie(f)(ve), genius, unwind, cherish, pressure. D
6:00 am
Austin City Limits "M. Ward/Okkervil River" M. Ward graduates from guest spots to his own headline performance, highlighting his latest album, Hold Time. Austin indie rock favorite Okkervil River follows.G
7:00 am
Rick Steves' Europe "Poland Rediscovered: Krakow, Auschwitz and Warsaw" Rick finds Poland transforming itself into the new heart of Europe, and Krakow, with its Baroque and cobbled charm, emerging as the "next Prague." Rick visits nearby Auschwitz and experiences a timeless, soul-searching lesson.G
7:30 am
Smart Travels - Europe with Rudy Maxa "Amsterdam and the Netherlands" Rudy bicycles to Amsterdam's great art museums, prowls windmills and visits the Hague.G
8:00 am
The Desert Speaks "Baja Boojums: Bizarre Plants" Turning inland, the intrepid travelers begin a thorough investigation into the weird, wild plants of Baja California. They quickly encounter the mystical, mythical Boojum tree. One of the oddest plants imaginable, the Boojum tree is leafless for most of the year and looks like a bit like an upturned turnip. D
8:30 am
Chef John Besh's New Orleans Grilled Oysters with Garlic Butter, Busters and Grits, and Pain Perdue and Peach Jam. D
9:00 am
America's Heartland Tabasco is the best known hot sauce in the world! The secret to its spicy success. North Carolina farmers take a high-tech approach to raising new crops and finding new markets via the internet. Think you know everything about pasta? Discover the story behind that spaghetti you take off the shelf. D
9:30 am
New Scandinavian Cooking "Rye Bread for a Queen" Andreas takes the trip to the "rye belt" in southern Finland to meet up with Finnish chef Sara La Fountain. They travel on the old Kings' Road, where they both make their favorite open-faced sandwiches using rye bread. Then, Sara introduces memma, an old rye-based Finnish dessert, followed by a roast served with a variety of vegetables. D
10:00 am
America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "A Latin Celebration" Test cook Bridget Lancaster uncovers the secrets to authentic Peruvian Roast Chicken. Next, gadget guru Lisa McManus reveals her top pick for vertical roasters. Then, tasting expert Jack Bishop challenges host Christopher Kimball to a tasting of brown rice. D
10:30 am
Around The House with Matt and Shari "A Colorful Exterior" Color is not just for inside your house. Matt and Shari show viewers how to bring color to the outside of their home. The first project is a floor cloth to brighten a front porch, deck, or patio. D
11:00 am
Front Row Center "Phil Collins: Going Back - Live at the Roseland Ballroom" This very personal concert sees Phil Collins take his superb 2010 release Going Back into the live arena for the first time, faithfully recreating the soul and Motown sounds that he loved as a teenager. His band includes three of Motown's original backing band The Funk Brothers: Bob Babbitt on bass and guitarists Eddie Willis and Ray Monette, as well as two stalwarts of Genesis live shows: Chester Thompson on drums and Darryl Stuermer on guitars. D
12:00 pm
Sesame Street "Elmo Wants to Have A Ball" Elmo's daddy has given him a dollar and he is not sure what to buy. He sees lots of things that are interesting, but decides that he wants a Stupendous Ball. The only problem is that it costs five dollars. D
1:00 pm
Dinosaur Train "Valley of the Stygimolochs/Tiny Loves Fish" Valley of the Stygimolochs - Buddy wonders if he'll grow horns when he gets older, so Mrs. Pteranodon takes him to visit some dinosaurs called Stygimoloch, who have really impressive horns. Tiny Loves Fish - After Mr. Pteranodon teaches the kids his fishing method, Buddy and Tiny work together as a team to catch fish in the Big Pond. D
1:30 pm
Super Why! "The Little Red Hen" "Not I!" "Not I!" "Not I!"...is all Red's friends say when she needs their help gathering apples! This is a super big problem. The Super Readers take off into the story of the Little Red Hen, whose friends won't assist her either! The Super Readers are willing to lend a hand to the Little Red Hen, but will anyone help Red?G
2:00 pm
Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! "Reindeer Games/Along Came A Spider" Nick and Sally can't find their sled that's buried under the snow. Off they go to the Jingly Bell Forest where Magnus shows them how he digs with his feet and shovels snow with his antlers.Nick and Sally are playing soccer when their ball goes through a hole in their net. Luckily Cat's friend Mabel is a spider who knows all about weaving - maybe she can help them!G
2:30 pm
Wild Kratts "Mystery of the Weird Looking Walrus" Chris and Martin are on a mission to discover why walrus look so weird, but discover that Zach Varmitech has kidnapped a herd to mine precious pearls for Donita Donata's fashion line. The Wild Kratts team must use the walrus features against Zach to save the creatures and return them to their Arctic domain. Science Concepts: Suction. D
3:00 pm
Outdoor Idaho "Flying Idaho" To fly in Idaho is to experience a view that is constantly changing. In fact, there's nothing quite like it in the lower 48. From the first plane to fly in Idaho, the Curtiss Pusher, to the modern marvels of today, we explore what pilots call a three dimensional experience, in a state that treasures its aviators and its aviation history.G
3:30 pm
Dialogue "Kati Marton: Conversations from the Sun Valley Writers' Conference" Marcia Franklin talks with author and former journalist Kati Marton. During the interview, taped at the 2011 Sun Valley Writers' Conference, Franklin talks with Marton about her experience researching her most recent work, Enemies of the People. The book chronicles Marton's search to learn more about her parents, who were imprisoned by the Hungarian government during the Cold War for their work as reporters for American news outlets.G
4:00 pm
The Artist Toolbox "Massimo & Lella Vignelli" "Design must be intellectually elegant," poses Massimo Vignelli. "What is intellectually elegant? Well, it's the opposite of vulgar." As the man behind such simple and beautiful design from the Helvetica font to the New York Subway map, the design world is indebted to this pragmatic yet lyrical designer. D
4:30 pm
Music Voyager "Lafayette: Sounds from the Bayou" In this enchanting episode, host Jacob Edgar experiences the food, lifestyles and culture of Southwest Louisiana. Lafayette is the epicenter of Cajun and Creole culture, where the infectious rhythms of Zydeco and Cajun music echo across the bayou. There, Edgar settles in to picturesque Dockside Studios for a session with Roddie Romero, a talented local musician. D
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Land Girls Connie is determined to put things right when her past catches up with her. John's visit to an RAF base helps with his memory loss.G
7:00 pm
Midsomer Murders "Murder On St. Malley's Day, Part 2" After a local Devington man is found murdered on the school grounds, Barnaby believes that someone is willing to kill to keep the morbid history of the Pudding Club from being exposed. Part 2 of 2G
8:00 pm
Masterpiece Mystery! "Inspector Lewis, Series V: The Indelible Stain" When controversial American academic, Paul Yelland, is invited to speak at Oxford's Department of Criminology, it stirs up a lot of deep-seated emotions. And when he is found strangled in his room later that night, Lewis and Hathaway quickly have several suspects. Motives include politics, ambition and vengeance.G
9:30 pm
New Tricks Halford visits a clairvoyant to try to contact his dead wife but instead receives a message from a teenage girl who was abducted and left to die in a transport container in 1982. The case puts UCOS in jeopardy as the investigation leads to yet another psychic.G
10:30 pm
MI-5 The finale of the series begins with Harry facing deportation to the United States. Ruth and Section D decide to break Harry out of custody. Elena reveals attack plans designed to push Britain and Russia into war. Revelations and double-crosses place the safety of a passenger plane in doubt.G
11:30 pm
Land Girls Connie is determined to put things right when her past catches up with her. John's visit to an RAF base helps with his memory loss.G


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Six years prior to the novel's main action, Romilia Chacon's older sister was murdered brutally by a serial killer, inspiring Romilia to enter the law enforcement profession. Now, just days after Romilia suffered from a knifing to the jugular (see Home Killings), the killer strikes again. As she recuperates, Romilia searches the Internet for anything that can lead her closer to bringing the killer to justice. Meanwhile, at his home in Guatemala, drug ...


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Coming from the world of ceramic science, I have a wealth of imaging techniques available and I rarely have to consider the possibility that those techniques may damage my samples. Ionically bonded materials just do not care much if they are bombarded by electron beams and X-rays, and they certainly do not mind the occasional high-vacuum environment. My biologist colleagues, on the other hand, are decidedly unlucky in this respect; X-ray techniques can damage organic molecules, high vacuum techniques (like scanning electron microscopy and transmission electron microscopy) kill living cells, and many optical techniques based on coherent light use lasers so powerful that they can destroy fragile protein structures.
To date, the most common technique for 3D imaging of biological samples has been confocal fluorescence microscopy (CFM). In CFM, low-intensity laser light is focused through microscope objectives into a biological sample. This light can then stimulate certain molecules in the cell to fluoresce, or emit light at characteristic frequencies. Light from specific areas of the cell is then collected point-by-point to form a 3D image. However, most common molecules in living cells do not naturally fluoresce, so molecules must be tagged with fluorescing functional groups in order to be imaged. These tags can alter the behavior of the molecule in the cell, limiting the utility of the technique.
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In this week's Science, researchers from Harvard University demonstrate a technique called stimulated Raman loss microscopy that allows 3D imaging of biological molecules using low-intensity laser light without the need for florescent tagging. The technique offers high selectivity for specific chemicals and diffraction-limited lateral spatial resolution (often on the order of 300 nm for common optical wavelengths), making it a very promising technique for 3D imaging in biological samples.
Raman scattering occurs when laser light interacts with phonons in the medium; we've got a bit of a description of the process in a discussion of some related work. Since Raman scattering will only occur at distinct frequencies based on the medium, Raman scattering can be used to identify chemical composition and orientation in materials. For example, Raman scattering has recently been used to determine the orientation of β-protein sheets in spider silk, crystallographic orientation and residual stress patterns in polycrystalline silicon, and has been predicted to be a useful tool for determining 3D crystallographic orientation maps in polycrystalline ceramics.
The trick with spontaneous Raman scattering is that it is a very low probability process—very little of the incident radiation is Raman scattered. Therefore, there is a low signal-to-noise ratio, making high-resolution imaging of dilute solutions of molecules, such as individual proteins in cells, difficult. However, by impinging both an incident laser, ωL (also called the pump frequency), and a second laser at precisely the Stokes frequency, ωS, Raman scattering can be stimulated (just like stimulated emission in lasers), dramatically increasing the signal-to-noise ratio.
The Harvard researchers combined stimulated Raman scattering with confocal microscopy and a unique phase-sensitive detection system to produce a new 3-D cell imaging technique with impressive results. To create and image, a constant stream of picosecond pump pulses was directed on a biological sample, while short bursts of Stokes frequency pulses were periodically impinged as well. If both beams were focused on a molecule that had a Raman active phonon mode, the authors could detect a sudden drop in the intensity of transmission the pump beam through the sample, called stimulated Raman loss, as a result of the stimulated Raman scattering. The transmission intensity based detection mechanisms is the insight that makes this technique possible.
By scanning point-by-point through a cell and recording the reflected intensity of the pump beam, a 3-D map of the positions of a specific molecule can be built up. By performing repeated scans where the Stokes frequency is tuned to the characteristic phonon modes of a variety of different molecules, a full 3-D map can be developed in which contrast denotes concentrations of a variety of proteins. The authors use this technique to produce several impressively high-resolution images of dimethyl sulfoxide uptake by mouse skin cells.
It should be noted that stimulated Raman scattering has been understood and used for imaging other materials for years, and Coherent Anti-Stokes Radiation Spectroscopy (CARS) is already being used on biological samples. Stimulated Raman scattering loss microscopy is an improvement over CARS in terms of signal to noise ratio, ease of use, and resolution, and these improvements may lead to much wider acceptance than CARS and a real competitor to confocal fluorescence imaging.
Science, DOI:10.1126/science.1165758


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If you spend much time in Northampton, you may well have seen or met Susan Stinson. She doesn't own a car, so she pedals her red trike around town. She's also the writer-in-residence at the Forbes Library near downtown, a job which comes with interesting duties.
"It's a really fun time," Stinson said in a recent interview. "There's a writing room on Wednesday and Saturday mornings in a little room on the mezzanine. Anyone can come. We write together for most of the time. There's 15 minutes at the end and an option to read for up to five minutes. One thing I love is that writers at all levels can come. You're not performing the rituals of critiquing and establishing legitimacy."
In that role, Stinson also curates the Local History/Local Novelists series.
Stinson's slower-paced travels about town have also tuned her in to the natural, timeless world, rather than just the hustle and bustle of Northampton's street life. "I travel at the speed [early settlers] did," she points out, "because I'm on a trike all the time. The town was laid out for horse and wagon and foot, not car. I see a lot."
What she's seen has been a large part of her way in to the Northampton of hundreds of years ago, the Northampton of one of its most famous former residents, Jonathan Edwards.
Edwards is often thought of as a dour and puritanical man, and in some respects, he seems to have been just that. As pastor of a Northampton congregation in the mid-1700s, Edwards preached what is probably the most famous sermon in American history. His "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" set the bar for pulpit scare tactics and Boschian visions of a fiery hell, demanding that future pastoral scaremongers resort to greater and greater hyperbole to even stand a chance at matching Edwards in scaring the daylights out of sinners.
In a famous passage, the sermon reads: "The God that holds you over the pit of hell, much as one holds a spider, or some loathsome insect over the fire, abhors you, and is dreadfully provoked: his wrath towards you burns like fire; he looks upon you as worthy of nothing else but to be cast into the fire; he is of purer eyes than to bear to have you in his sight; you are ten thousand times more abominable in his eyes than the most hateful venomous serpent is in ours."
Stinson's writerly task of around a decade has been taking the Edwards who wrote those inflamed words and turning him into the protagonist of a novel. The result—which isn't dour or puritanical at all—is Spider in a Tree, just published by Easthampton-based Small Beer Press.
For Stinson, Edwards started taking on a life beyond his prolific churchly philosophizing because of geography. "I live across from the Bridge Street cemetery," Stinson says, "where a lot of people in his family are buried. I was writing and walking over there a lot, and I got fascinated by this story. It was literally the landscape that took me to Jonathan Edwards. I'd never read 'Sinners'—I didn't know his work. When I started reading him, I was surprised—I think he's a brilliant writer. He's lyrical and compelling and he goes right at the moral issues with everything he's got."
Though she admits that Edwards' strict brand of Protestantism—he was a Calvinist—is "a pretty big barrier for a lot of people," Stinson found in his writings another strain, too: "He argued with strong religious emotions of all kinds—hate and fear, but also joy."
Her choice of historic personages to write about is intriguing in another light, too. Since Stinson is an out lesbian, it's likely that Edwards would have considered the thread upon which she might dangle above a fiery fate particularly thin.
"I was a little bit scared to do it, to tell you the truth," says Stinson. "I know that Edwards was an icon for the Religious Right, so I risked bringing myself and my work onto their sacred ground. One thing that I came to is that I'm not willing to cede that territory. His writing moves me and intrigues me—it's my story, too."
Stinson also says that her experiences trying to live a full life in the face of other people's opinions has strengthened her desire to portray her characters in a way that she hopes is "true to their lives and how they lived them."
She manages that in a few ways, but key to them all is her rich prose, with which she crafts a vision of life in colonial Northampton that's fully realized and rooted in earthy and earthly concerns. When readers first meet the famous man himself, Edwards is indulging his apparently regular habit of writing in a tree: "Even in the tree, he was aloof and somber, but passersby craned their necks to enjoy the spectacle of him in his Geneva collar and second-best wig, writing furiously against a smooth place worn clean of bark."
Stinson also offers several vantage points from which to view Edwards, writing from the viewpoints of family members and, intriguingly, a slave girl Edwards owned. Her plot thickens through Edwards' wife's remarkable religious experience, and a natural world so caught up in the religious one that insects (which are a regular presence) participate in their way.
In order to enter the same kind of world Edwards might have known, Stinson took on the habit of writing under trees. "There's a particular tree in the cemetery that I spent a lot of time writing under," Stinson says. "It was part of the research for me to examine the landscape as directly as I could—I was trying to fix the sensory information that we had in common. One thing that happened through that was encountering insects—if an insect showed up, I had to stop and observe and take notes. That—oh, my gosh—I miss that. It turned out to be a really meditative thing to do. They didn't have Off [in the 1700s]—the insects would have been everywhere. They're like emissaries from another time. There are references to spiders and insects in his work. They are a big presence [in the novel]. At a certain point, they preach."
The portrait of Edwards that comes from Spider in a Tree is sometimes surprising, and some of the ways in which it surprises have a claim on historical accuracy. Stinson received, from the Jonathan Edwards Center at Yale, a copy of his will, listing all his possessions, even his clothes. "He was a bit of a dandy," she says. "He had a cane. He would wear stockings."
Vanity was considered so unseemly in his era that when Edwards gave his wife Sarah a necklace, Stinson says, "it was a scandal for months."
Stinson prefers to keep her own religious beliefs to herself, but part of her task in writing about Edwards and those around him would be tough for anyone in the modern world, religious or not. Intense religious experience, the kind of thing we tend to consider lofty and outside the usual was, as is clear from Edwards' writings, a common part of life in the Massachusetts of 1740.
"I did find it hard to write about," says Stinson. "It's kind of by nature ineffable. One of the things that made it easier was that Sarah said something so beautiful about lying in the bed and seeing the rays of sunshine come down, and the motes of dust were the light of Christ. And Edwards, too—they give you such specific and beautiful imagery. I was surprised how much I responded to it.
"But it is intense," she continues. "I was really working to try to be respectful, and to describe these experiences in ways to help people see them but not to sensationalize them. That was a challenge. [They] were such a moment of bodily expression, and really changed rules in the midst of a really tightly controlled and hierarchical society."
Being immersed for a decade in the religious Northampton of so long ago has, for Stinson, meant that old and new get connected, sometimes in decidedly practical ways. "When I'm heading up the hill to the library on my trike, I'm complaining about the Calvinist idea of the City on a Hill!"•
Susan Stinson reads from Spider in a Tree Nov. 13 at 8 p.m. at Amherst Books, 8 Main St., Amherst, (413) 542-8200.


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The Redskins are being forced to shop selectively, and they've added a guy with some pass-rush potential from within the division.
According to Adam Schefter of ESPN, former Eagles defensive end Darryl Tapp has agreed to a one-year deal with the Redskins.
Tapp has 24.0 sacks in seven NFL seasons, and didn't exactly fit the "bigger-is-better" profile new Eagles coach Chip Kelly wants on defense.
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Description: Browns are tan to brown or pale yellow on the sides and plentifully sprinkled with black, brown and red spots on sides and gill covers. Size: Although the world record is 40 pounds, the average size is 1 or 2 pounds and a brown trout over 4 pounds is always a prize. Game Qualities: Considered the toughest of Trout to fool with flies. They are also strong and determined fighters than can uncork some wild jumps.
Description: As with other Trout, color can vary from one body of water to the next. In clear lakes such as Lake Tahoe, fish may be almost colorless but most mature Rainbows do have a characteristic broad, red slash from head to tail. The body is gray-blue or olive above the lateral line, silvery below. Sides, dorsal fin and tail are dotted. Size: A good rule of thumb is: the bigger the water the bigger the Rainbows. 2 to 4 pounders are common in larger lakes and specimens exceeding 5 pounds are not rare. In fact, Rainbows over 20 pounds are taken in big water. World record 42 pounds, 2 ounces. Game Qualities: A favorite of fishermen and with good reason. Rainbows combine exceptional strength with a flair for showy jumping.
Description: Blue back, silver sides, small dots on back and tail. Breeding males develop red sides, female dingy black sides. Size: The Kokanee is a dwarf landlocked form of the anadromous Sockeye. Typically, it runs about 8 - 12 inches long. A 2-pounder is a big one, and the maximum weight is possible 5 pounds or so. Game Qualities: What a sport fish lacks in size it must make up for in number and cooperativeness, and Kokanees are up to the task. Although their natural food is virtually all plankton, they nevertheless will take a variety of small baits and fight well on light tackle.
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Prepare yourselves, everyone, I'm about to gush about a few of our products!!! We just received Wall Decor and More from Cricut Cartridge. Just in case you didn't know, Cricut Cartridge is a company that makes personal electronic cutters - all you need is a Cricut Personal Electric Cutter and a Cartridge and you cut tons of designs and alphabets for paper crafting, home decor, scrapbooking, and more!! I highly recommend that you check out the video just to see some examples of the cool things you can make with Wall Decor and More - the name really doesn't lie; there is SO much that you can do with this one! I could definitely see Wall Decor and More being perfect for a little girl's room because of the castles and crowns, or a little boy's room because of the sailboat, but it could also work for a neutral kids' room because of the giraffe and the other animals. There is even a teapot image that could be used for a little get together invitation and a cute telephone (yes, it has a cord attached like the "old days" before cordless and cell phones!) that could be used to make a neat little sign above a home telephone. The toughest question regarding this Cartridge is what to do first!!
I'm also a fan of the Cindy Loo Cartridge - it's neat with the small woodland animals and trees. They have sort of a cutesy feel to them, but I think it'd be perfect for a "just saying hello" kind of card or a camping scrapbook. If you're not so into the cutesy animals, this is still a good Cartridge to get because of the variety of flourishes. It has everything from paisley swirls to leaves and flowers. I think it'd be nice for any scrapbooking/paper project - so many options for finishing touches that will bring a good project up to outstanding status.
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I know it may seem soon, but it's never too early to start planning for Halloween! Cricut has a new cartridge called Mini Monsters that is terrific for Halloween holidays or monster fanatics : ) It includes layered monsters, ghosts, pumpkins, and other iconic Halloween images like spiders, tombstones, etc. Not to scare anyone, but people have already started buying Halloween- and Christmas-themed products that we have! If you're going to buy any one item for Halloween this year, you should go for Mini Monsters - just look at them and how adorable they are!!
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I have been out on the harbor a lot lately, sailing my Harbor 20 and showing boats. Therefore, it must be that time to update you on the past winter's race results, upcoming races and some of my harbor observations.
While walking through the shipyards this week, I could not help but notice our harbor's larger racing sailing boats being pulled out in preparation for next month's Newport to Cabo race sponsored by the Newport Harbor Yacht Club. At last count, there are 35 boats entered in this year's race. The first item I noticed, while walking through the yards, was that all of these finally tuned racing machines had been sitting in the mud in their slips.
You can't help from saying to yourself, "That's bad," and by the fifth time you hear yourself say that, you can only hope that Harbor Commissioner Doug West and his team can find a way to obtain a usable RGP-54 dredging permit. If you are not familiar with what a RGP dredging permit is, please refer to my Jan. 24 column "The eelgrass is greener with state blessing."
This year's winter series has wrapped up, with most of the events being sailed in light winds, which was the exact opposite from last year. Over at Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, Rhonda Tolar's Farr 40, "Wild Thing," won Class A in the Hot Rum series, while "Violetta" won Class B and "Sleeping Beauty" won Class C. The club's Ocean Series is already underway, with Paul Casanova's Santa Cruz 50, "Flaca," leading the series, followed closely by Jeff Burch and his Tripp 33, "Hot Ticket."
This is a long series, and I am sure the leader board will change many times. One of the standouts in this series is Karl Pomeroy's new J/70, "Zero to 60." Karl and his crew have been all father-and-son teams, which is always heartwarming to watch.
Just up the street, Balboa Yacht Club has completed its Sunkist Series. Tolar, again with "Wild Thing," won Class A, with "It's OK" following in second and "Dare" in third. In the Thistle Fleet, Joel Buffa was this year's winner, and over in the Laser Fleet, Gator Cook took home the first-place prize.
Next in the Lido 14 Fleet, Kim McRae won A Fleet, and in B Fleet, Dave Smith won, followed by Steve Mueller in second. In the adult sabots, it was fun to see Nancy Mellon win this series. The big winners in the Harbor 20 A Fleet were Debra and Peter Haynes, followed by Carter Ford in second and John Whitney in third. In B Fleet, Gregg Kelly took the top honors with the Blatterman/Cazier team coming in second. The winner in C Fleet was Scott Barnes; next was Steve Sellinger, taking second.
Across the harbor was the NHYC Winter Series, which had 22 Harbors 20s in A Fleet, 21 in B's and five in C's. You can do the math: That's a huge turnout this year, and to no one's surprise, Diane and Bill Menninger continue to lead the fleet and won the winter series in A Fleet. Bob Yates sailed very consistently and was able to overtake Team Haynes for second place.
In B Fleet, Kelly sailed a good series and won, followed by Thomas Hartmann in second and Helen Duncan in third. Scott Barnes won the C Fleet and it looks like he will be "Movin' On," which is the name of his boat, to B's very soon. The Lehman 12's had a fleet of 12 boats, with Perry Emsiek staying in the front most of the time. The Finns had a good turnout, with Bill Bissell winning that class.
I also had time to look around the harbor this week. It appears that the New Port Marina project is back on track. That's the building that is going in between Woody's Wharf and the Crab Cooker. The place has been sitting still for most of last year, and I have seen some activity since the start of the year. I have also received word that our harbor master, Lt. Tom Slayton, is going the extra mile to show visiting yachtsmen that Newport Harbor is "the friendliest harbor in Southern California." Slayton has been in contact with Harbor Commissioners David Girling, Doug West and Paul Blank to discuss this task.
I also heard that Letty Giang is working on a public forum on SUP safety, with dates penciled in for April and May. More to come on this topic as the dates get closer. If you would like more information on this topic, you can always reach me at email@example.com or follow my blog site at lenboseyachts.blogspot.com. Midwinters this weekend; remember it's the first race of the Newport Beach High Point Series.
Sea ya.
LEN BOSE is an experienced boater, yacht broker and boating columnist.


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SOURCE: Reed's, Inc.
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LOS ANGELES, CA--(Marketwire - March 15, 2011) - Reed's, Inc. (NASDAQ: REED) (OTCBB: REEDP), maker of the top-selling sodas in natural food stores nationwide, announced today that it will conduct a conference call at 4:15 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time (EDT) on Tuesday, March 22, 2011, to discuss its 2010 financial results.
Joining Mr. Chris Reed, Founder, Chairman, and Chief Executive Officer of Reed's, Inc., will be Mr. James Linesch, Reed's Chief Financial Officer. The Company previously announced record revenues for 2010 that exceeded $20 million and surpassed its 30% top line guidance. Reed's plans to issue an earnings release prior to the call.
To participate in the live conference call, please dial the following number five to ten minutes prior to the scheduled conference call time: 888-240-4700. International callers should dial 512-225-9559. The Conference ID for this call is 936603#.
About Reed's, Inc.
Reed's, Inc. makes several brands of top selling natural sodas and beverages. Their products are sold in over 10,500 stores throughout the natural foods industry and supermarkets nationwide. Reed's six award-winning, non-alcoholic Ginger Brews are unique in the beverage industry as they are made using fresh ginger, spices and fruits with a brewing process that predates commercial soft drinks. The Company also produces a Natural Energy Elixir and 'Reed's Rx', a Natural Ginger Nausea Relief product for the drug store and grocery retail channels. Reed's, Inc. owns China Cola and the Virgil's line of sodas that include the award-winning Virgil's Root Beer as well as Virgil's Cream Soda, Black Cherry Cream Soda, Orange Cream Soda and Real Cola. The Company has also introduced its new 'Virgil's Zero' line of Stevia-sweetened diet sodas in all these popular flavors. In 2009, Reed's acquired the Sonoma Sparkler brand and started producing Private Label natural beverages for select national chains. Other product lines include Reed's Ginger Candies and Reed's Ginger Ice Creams.
Reed's products are sold internationally in Canada and Mexico, along with a small presence in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Japan and Singapore. For more information about Reed's, please visit the company's website at: http://www.reedsinc.com or call 800-99-REEDS.
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