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There is awesome climbing on cliffs above the lower Dwarves Dawdle trail at the Umgeni Valley reserve in Howick, KZN. Full details will be available in Roger Nattrass' pending "Mega KZN climbing guide". Until then, this should get you started.
from left to right if you're facing the rock, Howick Falls upstream [incomplete only fully bolted routes included]:
The Gypsy Buttress
The Hairy Hat Man 22
Roger Nattrass, 2008
Gypsy Queen 27
Faye Brouard, 2008
The Doubting Game 31/2 (sandbag)
Paul Brouard, 2008
Stone Haven 30
Roger Nattrass, 2008
The Heroes Wall
So Ill!! 27
Scott Sinclair, 2008
The Blue Horizon - Project 33
Roger Nattrass
Nothing Heals like Cold Steel 27
Roger Nattrass, 2008
Caterpillar Conquest 25
Stefan Zwanepoel, 2008
The Plot Sickens 22
Trad crack FA, G. Raubenheimer
Crack Addiction 20
Trad crack FA, ?
When Heroes Stumble 25
Roger Nattrass, 2008
Sucking Diesel 24
Stefan Zwanepoel, 2008
Age of Paranoia 23
Roger Nattrass, 2008
Glamorous Fool 18
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The Tower of Power Buttress
This area can be identified by the base of the wall having a vertically fractured section of rock leading up to a chossy break about 4m abouve the ground wich all the routes climb through.
Exactly, Cheesehead, Exactly 25
Stefan Zwanepoel, 2008
Perfect Ground ***** 22
Roger Nattrass, 2008
Agnes The Skinhead 26
Roger Nattrass, 2008
Thunderstrike 27
Roger Nattrass, 2009
Smackdown 28
Start as for ToP but move left after the dyno move at the third bolt. Roger Nattrass, 2008
The Tower of POWER!!! 29
Roger Nattrass, 2008
Akward Turtle 24
Andrew Scott, 2008
Manic Mechanic 25
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Trad corner
Project ??
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Acceptable Losses 23
Start on WoG and move left around corner at ledge and up imposing face to top. Andrew Scott, 2009
War On Gaza 24
Dave Drummond, 2009
Jail Bird Shaik 18
Trad Route up Crack in face, ending at chains before top. FA Gavin Raubenheimer
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Trad Route up corner, ending at chains before top. FA ??
Baby Bees Don't Sting 21
Stefan Zwanepoel, 2008
With Added What-what 22
Stefan Zwanepoel, 2008
Immaculate wall
Zulu Lulu 17
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Woza Xhoza 19
Stefan Zwanepoel, 2008
Stoned Immaculate 26
Stefan Zwanepoel, 2008
Look Out Below That Things Gonna Go! 25
Faye Brouard, 2008
The Corticoid Factor 27
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Some trust in chariots and some in horses, but we trust in the name of the Lord our God. (Psalm 20:7, NIV)
Lord, You are greater than any human power. You created all human power and stand behind it all, sustaining all creation. My trust is not in human power. That power comes and it goes. It is strong compared to some but weak compared to others. Human armies and defenses have no power against the spiritual powers, for 'our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms' (Ephesians 6:12). But, Lord, You are greater than all these. Before You, Lord, who can stand? "Now, this I know: the Lord gives victory to His anointed" (Psalm 20:6).
Thank You that in Jesus Christ the victory has already been won. "Having disarmed the powers and authorities, He mad a public spectacle of them, triumphing over them by the cross" (Colossians 2:15). And "thanks be to God, who delivers me through Jesus Christ our Lord!" (Romans 7:25). You gave victory to Your anointed, Jesus Christ. We stand now in His victory: free from sin, raised to life, and seated in the heavenly places in Christ, even as the nations and people rage around us.
[This is part of a series of prayer posts in 2012 that began here.]

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"We are not going to allow the presence of any armed group," including rebels, paramilitary fighters and drug traffickers in Venezuelan territory, Chavez said before meeting with former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. "We have fulfilled our obligations."
The socialist leader's comments came a day after Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos announced that a top commander of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, was captured across the border in Venezuela.
|Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez
Venezuelan security forces captured Guillermo Torres, better known by his alias "Julian Conrado," and later contacted Colombian authorities after identifying the rebel leader, Chavez said. Venezuela announced in a statement that Torres would soon be extradited to Colombia.
Venezuela has for years been a refuge for Colombia's leftist guerrillas. But Chavez and Santos have forged a pragmatic friendship despite their deep ideological differences and promised to work together to prevent FARC rebels from seeking refuge in Venezuela.
Chavez suggested the arrest of Torres indicates that collaboration between the South American neighbors is producing positive results, and he said he expects the cooperation to continue.
Torres is the most senior FARC commander captured since 2004. He is on the FARC's general staff, No. 2 in the command chain after the rebels' seven-member secretariat, and is also renowned for composing and performing rebel anthems during failed 1999-2002 peace dialogues.
The United States had offered a $2.5 million reward for the FARC leader's capture.
In April, Chavez deported to Colombia an alleged top FARC guerrilla, Joaquin Perez, who was described by Santos as the rebels' most important operative in Europe. Santos had tipped off Chavez to Perez's arrival in Venezuela from Germany.
Chavez expressed confidence that Santos would prevent enemies of Venezuela's government from hatching plots within Colombian territory aimed at forcing his ouster. "I'm sure that they will not allow conspiracies against Venezuela in Colombian territory," he said.


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I never did join in the discussion on the comments thread because it was just too much fun reading what these strangers thought from afar. It is a good thing I have thick skin and really do not care what anyone thinks of my style! There were plenty of folks who loved all the color too!
Welcome to our Farmhouse Kitchen via the lovely photos by the talented Rikki Snyder (all photos on this post by Rikki via Houzz).
I totally love all the rooms in our house but probably our kitchen is my family's favorite room because we spend so much time there. When we bought the farm back in 1998, the kitchen was in the basement! I planned to fix it up some and my mom and friend Sally mentioned that the kitchen really shouldn't be in the basement. I jumped on the chance to knock down 3 walls on the first floor and do a completely new kitchen. Our plan for our home is to stay here for a very long time, hence I was not worried about spending money and not getting it back out of the place. The kitchen (and for that matter, this entire house) was a really fun project for me. I grabbed my graph paper, my tape measure and began dreaming about how I wanted my kitchen to look and to work.
I hope you have enjoyed this little tour of our kitchen and the back-story behind all the things in it and how it came to be. I want to thank Rikki Snyder for all the lovely photos and for introducing me to the readers of Houzz. And Photographer Sarah Zimmerman for introducing me to Rikki! I thank the Houzz people (whoever they are as I have never corresponded with anyone there!) for featuring my wacky farmhouse style on their website this year!
I hope your pre-holiday festive weeks are going along nicely. I'll be back tomorrow I hope.


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Kirvee necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 128 diseños de 28 diseñadores freelance.
Hair@Central Avenue
We are opening a new Hair Salon in a busy shopping complex that caters to families, men & ladies & business people. We are all about good service and value for money. we also want to create an atmosphere of welcome to our clients. We don't want to been seen as to funky or new age or clinical.
As we are catering to a wide range of people we need a logo that will appeal to everyone - from men to ladies, oldies, & business people.
We are after an eyecatching logo but nothing to outrageous. We want some modern & sleek that is clean cut and professional. Nothing cartoony. We envisioned using the @ symbol as possibly a creative part of the logo. At this stage we are looking at using the colours black, red & coffee colours for the fit out & furniture within the salon. We need a logo that we can successfully use on all signage, business cards, flyers, posters & eventually website. We believe in consistant branding so we want a logo that will last the distance and make us standout of the crowd.
We had a contest running prevously but had to pull out due to name registration issues. If you are one of the designers that previously submitted designs - feel free to adjust and submitt again.
Descubre cómo funciona un concurso de diseño u obtén más información sobre nuestros servicios de diseño de logo.


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Beginning the week of May 14, 2001, FLAIR Departmental Accounting users will have a new function available to record the account codes required by the fiscal year 2001-2002 General Appropriations Act (GAA). Screens have been developed to provide an electronic method to expand and update the codes.
The funds appropriated through the GAA use the 20-digit LAS/PBS code. For the State Comptroller to successfully post the appropriations in FLAIR, the code must be expanded to the FLAIR 29 digit account code. To access the new screens, go to the FLAIR main menu. Type SC (State Comptroller) in the SEL field. The State Comptroller's Central Accounting mini menu will appear. The function NA (New Account) is the new menu item. Select NA and an Inquiry Request screen will appear. Selection may be made of the LAS/PBS code at a range as high as the L1 and as low as category and year. When codes have been expanded to 29 digits, a selection may be made by FLAIR account code. The codes displayed can be as high as L1 and as low as category and year. Specific screens are available to add the revenue categories and internal budget indicators (IBI). To inform Central Accounting staff that the expansion of all of the LAS/PBS codes has been completed, go to the New Account Code Confirmation screen, place an X at the "This Agency Has Updated The New Account Code(s)" line indicating all the account codes are processed. The New Account Codes Confirmation selection will not be permitted unless ALL of the LAS/PBS codes have been expanded. Notification will automatically be sent to the Central Accounting staff informing them the new account file is ready for review. At that point, agency personnel will not be permitted to make further changes to the electronic file. Central Accounting staff will review the expanded codes; when the codes are acceptable, the entire file will be submitted for nightly update to the Account Description file. Central Accounting staff will be allowed to make changes. Changes may also occur after the entries are posted to the Account Description file.
Completion of the process can be confirmed through email. Please submit the name and email address of the designated agency contact to the email address at the end of this memorandum.
On May 18 training information will be available through a web site developed by FLAIR Education. To access the training site use the following address http://www.dbf.state.fl.us/dishelpdesk/education.html.
If you have questions regarding the use of the screens or training, please contact the HelpDesk at 410-9340, SUNCOM 210-9360. If you have questions regarding the review and update of the Account Description file, please contact Patti Calhoun by email at email@example.com Or by phone at 850/410-9388, SUNCOM 210-9388.


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Doctor Who Bathrobes
Because even a Time Lord needs a break
- Super-soft 100% cotton terry cloth robe with sash
- 46 inches from shoulder to hem, up to 50 inch waist
- Officially licensed by the BBC!
Spacetime is so mind boggingly huge, trying to witness the totality of it in one glance would drive a man insane. Looking into the untempered schism of existence can leave a man with a profound sense of scale, drive him gibberingly mad, or, occasionally, reassure you that you're the hoopiest frood in the history of the Universe. It takes a remarkable man to come away from the experience unscathed.
One of those men is known by some as The Doctor.
That sort of total awareness comes at a price; a great sense of responsibility for creation! The Doctor's life is spent gallivanting across Spacetime from one corner to the other, serving witness, righting wrongs, and preventing the unmaking of all reality! It's an exhausting existence, and after more than nine-hundred years of it, the Doctor needs a vacation.
Time for a quick dip in the pool, steam bath, and curling up with a good book. We all know that bowties are cool, but they're not exactly comfortable. The Doctor needs something soft as an Adipose, warmer than a Felinetta, and more relaxing than stasis in a Pandora box. Not that sitting in a Pandora's box is comfortable, per se... moving on.
We found these robes and the monkeys at ThinkGeek immediately started to fight over them. They are so deliciously comfortable, it felt like getting hugged by the TARDIS! Not that getting hugged by a large wooden box that's actually a chameleon-circuited projection of an extra-dimensional starship is exactly comfortable... moving on.
- Soft terry-cloth bathrobe
- Officially licensed Doctor Who designs from the BBC!
- 100% cotton
- One size fits most - approximately 46" length, 52"chest, up to 50" waist, and 24" sleeve length


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Financial need is the difference between what it costs to attend Marquette and what your family can afford to contribute toward college expenses (based upon the FAFSA information). In other words:
Cost of attendance minus expected family contribution = financial need
Many types of financial aid can be applied only toward demonstrated financial need. However, there are other types of aid that can be awarded regardless of your need.
The Office of Student Financial Aid provides undergraduate and graduate students with resources about types of financial aid and student employment.
FAFSA School Code: 003863
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After he retired as an astronaut, Neil eschewed other offers and accepted a position at the University of Cincinnati, where he taught engineering. He was a private person, and the small suburb of Cincinnati where he lived his final years respected that.
Godspeed, Professor Armstrong.
|Neil with the X-15 Rocket Plane.
(Pic from Wikipedia.)
|Official Photo for the Apollo 11 Mission.
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I have 389/403 F2P and 106/468 P2P bank slots used. Meaning I have more than 20 empty spaces still.
Yet when I try to Wear an item directly from my bank it complains at me this stupid message. "You don't have enough free bank space to do that."
If I withdraw the item, wear it, and bank whatever I was wearing, that works fine. Hell, If I remove whatever I was wearing, I can deposit it in my bank and still have space left over. Who programmed this stupid check? It doesn't work right.


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Soon we'll be posting the result of our painstakingly exhaustive search for "Best Dating Sites in Los Angeles."
Looking for love in all the wrong places? Me too! So I decided to find the Best Dating Sites in Los Angeles as that's where I live.
If you're like me you're looking for the one; not just the plus one! Join me as I preview the Best Dating Sites in Los Angeles!
Not in LA? No worries! We've also been researching the "Best Dating Sites!" Stop leaving it up to chance and stay with us as we look at Best Dating Sites in Los Angeles!
We can guide you as you search the Best Dating Sites in Los Angeles and get you beyond the emotional high of anticipation, the ten second size up; the disqualifying re-evaluation and finally hopeful elation!


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A Harpist's Legacy: Ann Hobson Pilot and the Sound of Change This compelling documentary follows Ann Hobson Pilot's trailblazing journey as the first black female principal player in a major symphony orchestra and also as an international soloist, teacher, mentor and driving force behind music-education programs for underserved minorities. Her professional journey increases racial diversity and shifts in attitudes toward musicians of color in the classical music world.G
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Independent Lens "Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry" Ai Weiwei is arguably the most internationally celebrated Chinese artist of the modern era. The inscrutable bearded visionary burst onto the scene with vast conceptual installations such as his eight million hand-painted ceramic sunflower seeds inside Tate Modern and went on to design the iconic Bird's Nest stadium for the Beijing Olympics. But at heart, Ai Weiwei is a troublemaker with a serious agenda: to challenge the oppression of the Chinese people by their government with rebellious and irreverent gestures. D
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Independent Lens "The Desert of Forbidden Art" Igor Savitsky travels thousands of miles to rescue the work of politically volatile artists that the Soviet government was intent on destroying, and then saves this treasure trove of art by "hiding" it in a museum in the desert in Uzbekistan. The filmmakers weave the cultural and political context of the times, juxtaposing images from the collection with rare Soviet archival film and stills.G
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Nightly Business Report Wall Street's rally extends to a second day helping erase much of the week's losses and pushing the DJIA to a 5 year high. NBR's Suzanne Pratt looks at what's behind the market's turn. Helping the markets higher were more commitments by the Federal Reserve to keep doing what it's doing until the economy improves. D
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Underground Railroad: The William Still Story The first generation of his family born free, the black abolitionist and historian (1821-1902) of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, sets out to get as many escaped slaves as he could across the U.S. border to safety in Canada, and to document their stories. This film uses Still's diaries, re-enactments, historical perspectives and contemporary accounts to re-create the Underground Railroad saga and Still's part in it.G


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Dafydd ab Hugh catches the demagogic Senator Leahy in what appears to be a gross misstatement of recent history. According to Daffyd, this is what Leahy said on the floor of the Senate:
Even though they [the Bush administration] had him [Osama bin Laden] cornered at Tora Bora, they yanked the special forces out of there to send them to Iraq.
But the Battle of Tora Bora took place in December of 2001, when there was not even a resolution on the table to invade Iraq. As far as I know, we sent no special forces to Iraq until February 2003.
Does Senator Leahy have any evidence that special forces were re-deployed from Afghanistan to Iraq as early as December 2001? If not, then we must conclude that Leahy is so blinded by hatred of the president that he has told a whopper in order to cast our government in a false and negative light during a time of war.
Leahy should either produce evidence for his unlikely claim or correct the record and apologize. Don't hold your breath, though.


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carter since you brought hoops up in your thread may i get your thoughts on Frank Martin at S.Carolina. here are my questions...
1. Did you like the hire?
yes i thought it to be a good hire
2. How will he do there
well i think if he got KSTATE the tourney 4out of last 5 years he can certainly do it at S carolina. I would think a couple of recruiting classes and he will start competeing in the s.e.c.
3. What do you see from them this year?
better than most would think because the s.e.c is way down this year,
Interesting stat about Martin he's never won fewer than 21 games in a season
36-22 + 48.9 units. 62% win
ps did yall see the officiating in the georgia alabama game. For the life of me I dont how they get away with it game after game.
betcha the guy that headbutted the georgia qb doesnt get suspended. This play in my opinion cost georgia the out right win, hey i lost my bet on the ML, but it was my bad because i know you have to beat the officials when alabama is playing. I cant blame the country for hating alabama, if thery cant beat you on the field the officials will take care of it for them; Glad to get that off my chest..
SEE you in bowl season
What so interesting about it forkball . you can add subtract and mutiply cant you.
Originally Posted by dkite22: Ignore all of these clowns Carter and let's keep making money. You are the SEC king and I have no respect for most people on this forum. As I mentioned in your earlier thread, it's nice to have individuals like you who bring good capping, maturity, integrity and most of all honesty. As one who follows your plays, I appreciate the insight and most of all collecting from the books!
He obviously is a good handicapper but the crap about refs helping Bama out is sour grapes against.
Murray hits the ground before Dix does so the play was not over. Geez!
Quick......put away your Tide poms poms before you slip on your Tide PJ's as you get ready for bed time......please.....if you had of watched Inside College Football on the CBS Sports Network tonight, Mr. SEC himself Tony Barnhart said the hit was illegal and that the officiating crew took alot of heat after the game from Slive's gophers......even the in-game CBS crew said this is the type of stuff that needs to be gone from football........so get a life pal and stop with rose tinted sunglasses........take them off before you watch another Bama game because they are affecting your vision!!!!!!!
Ignore the hoser! You rock in SEC picks!
Originally Posted by Fat_Bastard: Carter-I appreciate your picks and though, we don't always agree, I thank you for the effort you put into your capping. As a Texas A&M alum, I am curious as to what your thoughts are on the A&M/OU bowl game. Being a former Big 12 guy, I've watched a lot of their games this year and I don't see this as being close, at all. Of course, my view could be considered completely one-sided being an Aggie homer, hence the question. I appreciate your response in advance. Thanks for your time and BOL during the bowl season!
I lean to A&M and you want believe this but I am waiting to see how JohnnyFootball fares in the Hiesman race before I decide who I will take.


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West Branch
West Branch Meeting Room B
Thursday, May 17 12:30 pm to 2:00 pm
Bingo Bunch meets weekly at the West Branch Library. Enjoy light refreshments as you play traditional and non-traditional Bingo. Prizes will be offered to the first to call out, "Bingo!" All levels of experience welcome. Bingo cards and number markers will be provided.


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|Birth Date:
|July 1, 1990
|Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
|High School:
|Lawrence County
Nick owns a strong leg and now has two solid years of experience
in his role as Golden Eagle punter...took over in the second game
of his freshman season and was a solid performer, ranking third in
the OVC in punting average...returns for his third season as the
team's punter, but will face another strong challenge from Jason
AT TECH -- (In 2009): Nick was Tech's punter for eight of 11 games...had a solid effort at Kansas State, averaging 44.4 yards on five punts with a season-best long of 54 yards...whenhis average dlipped at mid-season, he lost his job for a couple of outings...returned at Georgia and averaged a solid 40.8 yards in four kicks including a 50-yard effort...for the year he kicked 30 times and averaged 36.5 yards per punt...had three kicks of 50 yards or better, and downed five kicks inside the 20-yard line.
(In 2008): After watching from the sidelines in the first game, Nick was called upon as the team's punter with an injury to Lennartz...took advantage of his opportunity and was a solid contributor to the Golden Eagle special teams...ranked third in the OVC in punt, averaging 39.8 yards per kick...had seven kicks of 50 yards or more...led the conference with 15 punts downed inside the 20-yard line...long punt of 66 yards, one yard short of the longest in the OVC...second in the OVC in number of punts, kicking 57 times for 2,270 yards...only two punts into the end zone.
HIGH SCHOOL: Nick is a 2008 graduate of Lawrence County High School...earned a total of 10 letters in three sports...four letters in basketball under coach Shane Clark...three letters for coach David Marston on the football field, and three more for coach Mike James in baseball...named Class 5-4A all-region...as a senior, he averaged 38.8 yards per punt and was 3-for-3 on field goals...finished his grid career at LCHS going 6-for-9 on field goal attempts and averaged just under 39 yards per punt.
PERSONAL: The son of Tim and Tina Campbell...full name is Nicholas Walker Campbell...birthdate is July 1, 1990...majoring in accounting.


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by Tom Utescher
After running track and cross country in the last few years of middle school at what is now Springside Chestnut Hill Academy, Kitty Morrissey decided in ninth grade that she'd once again take up lacrosse, a sport she'd tried during her lower school days.
Her return to the stick sport went rather well; the graduating senior has received a scholarship to play at Duke University, one of the elite lacrosse programs in the country.
A member of the lax-loaded Atlantic Coast Conference, the Duke Blue Devils (who apparently copied their mascot from SCH) made the NCAA tournament for the 16th consecutive year this season. Duke fell in the quarterfinals to then-undefeated Maryland, who eventually lost the national championship game in overtime to a third ACC school, North Carolina. The Blue Devils have played in the Final Four five times since 2005, most recently in 2011.
First-year SCH coach Allison Thomas has little doubt that Morrissey is ready for this level of play.
"She's an amazing competitor and overall her athleticism is outstanding," Thomas said. "Her speed and strength set her apart, and those are things she's worked hard on improving since middle school, which shows her dedication. Aside from the stick skills, she's done the agility work, the lifting, the conditioning."
Although Duke recruited her as a defender, the same role she fills for her Ultimate Goal club team, Morrissey scored 69 goals for SCH this spring, netting the 100th of her career in the process.
"She also had 15 assists," Thomas noted, "and she was all over the board with draw controls, caused turnovers, you name it. It was an interesting year, because it showed her already developing into a college player."
It almost seemed inevitable that Morrissey would return from the track to the lacrosse pitch, given her family history in the sport. Her mother played both lacrosse and field hockey at Princeton, and her sister Annie was a lax standout at Germantown Friends (Class of 2012) and was recruited by Dartmouth.
In addition Morrissey's stepsister, Alex Kahoe, is a former All-American goalie who was an assistant coach at Duke for five seasons (2007-2011). Kahoe moved on to join the staff at the University of Vermont, but during her tenure with the Blue Devils, a young Kitty Morrissey found herself increasingly drawn not only to Duke's formidable lacrosse program, but to the school and its surroundings.
"I love the South; I always have," the SCH senior said. "I started going to lacrosse camps at Duke the summer after my freshman year, before I knew I was going to play lacrosse in college. The campus is beautiful, and there's such a great atmosphere. I went to a basketball game there my sophomore year and the place was just insane."
Before Morrissey began to believe she had the makings of an impact player on the collegiate level, someone else at SCH did. Liz Harris, then the school's Director of Admissions and a former head coach at Lehigh University, did some one-on-one work with Morrissey when the ninth grader turned her attention back to lacrosse.
"She gave me a lot of help in the winter to get my stick skills up to a higher level," the senior recalled. "Then I also started playing club for Ultimate, and the winter of my sophomore year I got pretty serious about conditioning. I realized how much of an impact that has on your game, how much more of a force you can be if you put in that extra work."
During her freshman season, she had looked up to seniors such as Courtney Caputo, Nicole Lombardo, and Lindsay Yang, who would accept scholarships to Georgetown, American University, and Lafayette College, respectively.
"It was inspiring to see players from my team going on to play Division I lacrosse in college," she said.
By the summer following Morrissey's 10th-grade year, the recruiting process was ramping up. She soon narrowed down her choices to Duke, Penn, Dartmouth, and Boston College.
"When I went on my visit to Duke, it just felt like home," she related. "I almost didn't want to leave. The other schools were all great schools, but I kept coming back to Duke as the place I wanted to be."
She made a verbal commitment to the Blue Devils on November 13 of her junior year, and signed a Letter of Intent a year later.
The preparation for her final lacrosse campaign at SCH began, as usual, in the off-season.
"We lost a lot of seniors from the year before [half-a-dozen], so we really needed our younger players to contribute on varsity," Morrissey said. "A lot of the young girls worked hard over the winter, and that helped them compete for starting spots in the spring."
Her coach, Thomas, revealed "This year Kitty stepped up so much as a leader. She was really concerned about making the team better, and she made sure that everybody was doing their off-season workouts."
SCH administrator Jenny McHugh, whose office window looks out on the girls lacrosse field, related, "Sometimes I'd look out and Kitty would be out there with a ninth-grader and a bucket of balls, working on shooting with her. It was wonderful to see."
Of course, with the big step up to top-grade college ball looming in the near future, Morrissey was looking to raise her own level of play, too.
"I worked on my confidence, both in myself and in my team, and having good communication with everybody," she revealed. "I also wanted to really tighten up my defense so I'm ready for next year."
At the same time, she wound up scoring more goals than ever.
As Thomas recounted, "We worked on her shooting a lot outside of practices. She changed her shooting technique to be more precise and accurate. She was very coachable in that way and she definitely became more disciplined as a shooter."
For Springside Chestnut Hill, the 2013 campaign did not turn out quite as hoped, with a record of 10-12 overall, and 4-8 within the Girls Inter-Ac League. However, those figures reflect a tougher non-league schedule than in the past, and a total of four games where the Blue Devils lost by a single goal (a fifth setback was decided by two points).
"Our record doesn't really show the level of our team," Morrissey stated. "The program has come a long way since my sophomore year, when we didn't win a single Inter-Ac game."
Off the field, the SCH standout enjoyed English and math, but right now she's not exactly sure where these and other predilections will lead in terms of a college major.
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She's well aware that she'll have to buckle down in traditional classroom subjects, as well, and feels Duke has an arrangement that will help her handle her various academic and athletic responsibilities.
"I liked the fact that they have academic supervisors for all athletes," she explained. "It's also good that they have a study hall with a mandatory number of hours that all freshmen have to participate in."
She expects to receive her summer workout packet shortly, and she'll join her fellow freshmen lacrosse players at a camp down at Duke next month. Then it's back home for just a few weeks prior to move-in day on August 20.
"Kitty already has the mindset to contribute as a player at that level," Thomas said. "She should move right into the college setting with no problem."


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Three Point Park dance alumni, James A. Washington (COPA '10), Annalee Traylor (COPA'10) and Kaylin Horgan (COPA '11), all members of the August Wilson Center Dance Ensemble, performed and taught dance to disadvantaged young people in the country of Suriname last October. Kendra Dennard, another former Point Park dance student, and Managing Director Andrea Young were also among the Ensemble members who made the trip.
The outreach program in Suriname, which lies above Brazil on the northern coast of South America (between Guyana and French Guiana), was the first international venture for the Ensemble, named one of "25 to Watch" in 2012 by Dance Magazine. Founded in 2009, the Ensemble aims to provide a bridge in the regional dance community, reaching across ethnic and socio-economic line to bring different dancers of different backgrounds and style to celebrate the diversity of dance.
According to Young, the deputy chief of mission for the U.S. Embassy spotted the Ensemble at the Three Rivers Arts Festival last June and arranged the visit to Suriname. "The idea for this project originated with the visit of hip hop artist Terence Nicholson, a.k.a. Sub-Z, in 2010. Surinamers often commented on the esprit de corps that was generated by the group's visit," she said. "Forms of relatively trendy dance are enormously popular, and a good avenue for reaching youth with messages about community building, team work and self esteem." During their visit the Ensemble dancers presented performances and conducted workshops for groups of young people. Values such as hard work, team-building, sound-decision making and collaboration with others were emphasized.
Washington, who has been part of the Ensemble since its inception, told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette that the Ensemble was honored to participate in the Suriname project: "I think it definitely puts another pinpoint on the map for us," he said. He graduated cum laude from Point Park and has worked with and performed pieces by Sidra Bell, Francesca Harper, David Parsons, Kyle Abraham, Darrell Grand-Moultaire, Robert Battle, Cheryl Mann, and Christopher Huggins among others. In 2010, Washington participated in the prestigious project "Springboard Danse Montreal" in Quebec.
Annalee Traylor is a founding member of the Ensemble who concentrated in contemporary dance as a student at Point Park. She has performed works by Robert Battle, Bill T. Jones, Daniel Ezralow, Doug Varone, Whitney Moncrief, Jason Mcdole, and Kiesha Lalama. In addition, Traylor has spent summers at River North Dance Chicago, American Dance Festival, and Earl Mosley's Institute of the Arts.
Point Park alumna Kaylin Horgan became the youngest member of Pearlann Porter's Pillow Project Dance Company when she was 14 years old. She has performed works by such choreographers as Terence Greene, Christopher Huggins, Camille A. Brown, Robert Battle, Antonio Brown, Sidra Bell and Darrell Grand-Moultrie. In 2011, Kaylin toured throughout Paris, France, with the Pillow Project and renowned jazz poet Moe Seager, to share "Post Modern Jazz."
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Just a year ago our world was bracing itself for a Y2K disaster. Recently we went through a long period awaiting the outcome of a complicated presidential election. Many are currently facing an unwelcome challenge - what is often assumed to be the most difficult time of the year.
Yes the holiday season is upon us again. For some this time of the year is not about gifts and family get-togethers. Rather it's about loss and loneliness and despair - the loved-ones we miss, the relationships that remain severed and our perceived personal failures that mounted during the preceding months.
I used to believe only accountants were busy at year's end. Tallying the bottom line and determining profits or losses isn't just the work of those who are affectionately called "bean counters." All of us seem to take an accounting of our lives at the end of any given cycle.
Frankly I tend to worry more about others during the final months of each year. People who seem to be holding on by a thread are sometimes inclined to let go amidst a personal balance sheet of "life" that appears in the red. When self-esteem dwindles and self-worth fades into oblivion, strength to move onward rapidly dissipates. After reading about these souls on the one page of the newspaper everyone follows, we're deeply saddened...yet not surprised.
For such outcomes are not unexpected. The writing on the wall was there for all to see. Sometimes we simply choose not to look.
Getting into the holiday spirit is difficult when the prospect of impending loss or suffering lurks in the darkness. Perhaps that underlying threat is what really dampens our spirits and causes our joyful noise to become somewhat muffled.
So now that we've explored an underlying reason for not wanting to get out of bed this morning, let's do something about it.
You might be saying to yourself Bittman is on a crusade to solve the world's problems again. Actually you're right, and I'm asking for your help.
Let's work together to make a real difference this year.
Find a friend, a loved-one, a co-worker, a neighbor or even a stranger on the edge. The person or people you choose need more than the Christmas gifts under the tree. They need you!
Yes you! - perhaps the only person who can see their beauty and recognize the Light that shines within them. This isn't about presents or monetary outlay. It's rather about a smile, a positive gesture, the touch of your hand extending a life-saving connection, a vital tug in a direction that shifts their balance toward choosing life rather than giving up.
This gesture doesn't require a great deal of time either. You can always fit it in. Even the busiest schedule has an opening for such a cause. Consider it a priority.
What I'm really asking you to do is reaffirm another's value as a human being. Take them aside or call them - illuminate that poignant beacon of self-worth, and show you care enough to tell them they matter.
Where does one begin?
The answer is simple. Just imagine who might turn up on the obituary page tomorrow. Who have you been worried about even from afar? Who has suffered a personal loss that's potentially devastating? Who's been given a diagnosis, or worse yet, a less-than-favorable prognosis?
These precious souls walk among us every day. Do not allow yourself to glance past them or through them. Connect and reach out to them for you have the Healing Force within you than can make a difference.
The late spiritual visionary, Og Mandino, summed it up best:
"The mediocre never goes another mile, for why should he cheat himself, he thinks. But you are not mediocre. To go another mile is a privilege you must appropriate by your own initiative. You cannot, you must not avoid it. Neglect it, do only as little as the others, and the responsibility for your failure is yours alone."
This is our season for extending ourselves. For we are not mediocre.
This is our chance to truly discover the joy of making a positive difference in another person's life. I'm asking you join with me, go that extra mile and discover the inner peace and joy that is ours when we extend ourselves to help others.
And when you do, the Light will shine, the angels will dance and your soul will resonate with far more than just a joyful noise. For this is our greatest purpose in life - we are not here just by chance. We are here for each other
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Clinical Trial to Assess the Effect of the Change of Efavirenz (EFV) for Lopinavir/Ritonavir (LPV/r) in Lipoatrophy in HIV-infected Patients (LIPOKAL)
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The New Year rings in with conference action beginning on Thursday, Jan. 2, 2014 and will conclude on Tuesday, March 4, 2014. Dates may be adjusted after the television schedule is released. Institutions will release their own non-conference schedules once completed.
The conference schedule features a double round robin format for the third consecutive year consisting of 18 games with squads playing each other twice. The team(s) that finishes with the best winning percentage in league games will be crowned the Big 12 regular season champion.
Oklahoma City will host the 2014 Phillips 66 Big 12 Women's Basketball Championship March 7-10 at the Chesapeake Energy Arena. The Conference championship has been contested in Oklahoma City twice before in 2007 and 2009, however those events were held in the Cox Convention Center.
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Word is Jeff Wilpon wants to act aggressively when it comes to hiring a top notch baseball executive to turn around his listless franchise.
After last year's dismal showing, Wilpon retained GM Omar Minaya and manager Jerry Manuel, but said both had been put on notice and will be held accountable. Well, after last night's loss, the Mets are guaranteed of finishing with a losing record. Their record will be better than last year's, but not by much.
It's time to be accountable.
You can blame injuries all you want, but other teams have them, too. The Phillies, for instance, lost both Chase Utley and Ryan Howard for a substantial period, but patched to replace them. They also acted aggressively last offseason by getting Roy Halladay and Roy Oswalt at the deadline.
Meanwhile, the Mets, who were within a handful of games behind Atlanta, did nothing at the break. Then collapsed with the return of Carlos Beltran. The end of the season can't come soon enough.
The decisions by both contributed to a season that became irrelevant in July and showed limited cause for optimism in the second half. With a choking payroll for next season and an apparent desire by ownership not to spend much more, there is not much hope for 2011.
The team needs a change. It needs Jeff and Fred Wilpon to show a blueprint for reconstruction, and it needs to be unveiled quickly as the players are cleaning out their lockers. Don't string along Minaya and Manuel, not to mention a disgruntled and shrinking fan base, next week.
By now, Jeff Wilpon should have done all his homework and knows who he wants. There should be no procrastination. He must act decisively and act soon.
He needs to do something to have people thinking and caring about his team again.


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What if Facebook were biased against left-leaning news?
Re: "Sen. John Thune bullies Facebook over suggested bias," May 12 editorial.
Far be it from me to want any more government intrusion in the lives of people or businesses. Having said that, may I suggest that the fraudulent "diversity" crowd would be howling foul if Facebook were diminishing the views of the left in America. But then we know the "diversity" crowd never cries for more conservatives to be placed in important positions in academia, or the media — or anything, for that matter. No, the diversity crowd does not want diversity when it conflicts with their agenda.
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text: Tuesday, November 15, 2011 More Oversight Needed on Health IT, Says IOM A new report from the Institute of Medicine (IOM) calls for the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to publish a plan within 12 months to minimize patient safety risks associated with health information technology (IT) and report annually on the progress being made. IOM's report examines a broad range of health IT, including electronic health records, secure patient portals, and health information exchanges, but not software for medical devices. However, if HHS' secretary determines that progress toward improving safety is insufficient within a year, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) should exercise its authority to regulate these technologies. Concurrently, FDA should begin planning the framework needed for potential regulation so that the agency is ready to act if necessary, the report says. HHS should establish a mechanism for both technology vendors and users to report health IT-related deaths, injuries, or unsafe conditions. Reporting events related to patient safety should be mandatory for vendors and voluntary, confidential, and nonpunitive for health care providers. In addition, IOM says Congress should establish an independent federal entity to investigate patient deaths, injuries, or potential unsafe conditions associated with health IT. The report also recommends that HHS fund a new Health IT Safety Council to evaluate criteria and develop methods for assessing and monitoring safety and measuring the impacts of health IT on safety. In addition, HHS should establish quality management principles and risk management processes in designing and implementing health IT products. The report adds that alerts in technology systems should be designed to have lower false-alarm rates, and computer interfaces need to be more intuitive for users.


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Dr. Grumpy: "No, that looks like gout."
Mr. Tophi: "Funny, that's exactly what my podiatrist and internist said, too."
A Blog detailing the insanity of my medical practice and the stupidity of everyday life.
Indeed, Mr Tophi. And remember, neurologists, internists and orthopods are really bad at treating gout. The time has come to see a rheumatologist.
PS: What do tophi look like when they do the Parkinson's shakedance?
(sorry, I couldn't help it).
Third time is the charm!
So how many 'second opinions' would you like?
OK. What's the code for a third opinion?
Actually, glad a neuro geek could figure that out. No nerves (except the pain-carrying kind) involved.
Mr. Tophi doesn't want another diagnosis.
Mr. Tophie, cut out the roast beef, and start smoking 3 cigarettes a day.(Just kidding)
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Write it down, keep track of it are reminding words that accompany genealogical research. I wish I had written down all of my genealogy experiences and not just all of the information gleaned from my research. Perhaps I can retrace my steps and share two experiences with my readers.
I can still remember crying. I was about ten years old and had just received a school assignment to produce a paper showing my family history. Walking home the seven blocks from school, I began to have fears and the tears began to flow. In between sobs and wiping my eyes, I told my mother about the assignment. I had the weekend to prepare and produce something probably for the ridicule of the teacher and entire class. Her words were, "Don't worry." Such motherly advice! After I had settled my emotions, she took me to a chest of drawers where she pulled out some yellowed pieces of paper. They were from the Lewis Family Reunion in Ashe Co., North Carolina. The beginning words were "Some time about the beginning of the eighteenth century a Lewis man came across the Blue Ridge Mountains ..."
My tears turned to smiles and enthusiasm. This is not exactly the document that genealogists today care to build their entire "assignment" on, but at age ten it was worth a million dollars to me. I didn't even know the name Lewis, let alone that I had an ancestor who had gone over the Blue Ridge Mountains. I had grown up in isolation from family. All of my relatives, including my maternal grandparents, lived in northeastern Tennessee and I lived in South Dakota. Unlike my school pals, I had grown to age ten without knowing my relatives.
The assignment was completed with the help of the folks involved in the Lewis Family Reunion. I received a good grade and praises from the classmates. And I was hooked. There had to be more besides those papers. In a short period of time my parents took me to northeast Tennessee for that long awaited visit. I met my grandparents and a host of other relatives, some in North Carolina. Fortunately my Granny was a story teller, usually following them up with documents and photographs. Grandpa Steve was quiet, but occasionally I could get him to talk, particularly about his father who had served in the Confederate Army. History was coming alive compliments of my ancestors.
For me genealogical research began the moment I looked at those Lewis Family Reunion papers. In some respects it also ended there. Many years later I still cannot find good proof as to the parents of the man who came across the Blue Ridge Mountains. There are theories and ideas, some far fetched and some a possibility. I haven't stopped looking and searching, but have also moved on to researching thousands of other ancestors. My research experiences have taken me north, south, east and west. Each is diverse and provides a world of knowledge, not only of ancestors, but geography, history and culture. They are all part of my inheritance.
Many times I have experienced genealogy close to home and once in my backyard. In December of 1998 my husband and I moved from northwest Iowa to a community near Des Moines. As we prepared for the move, I began looking at my genealogy files to see if perhaps there were relatives, living or dead, in that area of Iowa. I made a list that I wanted to eventually investigate. One person leaped out on that list. She was my husband's third great aunt, Cynthia Gettis Hopson Brown. I knew very little about her other than she died 11 March 1921 in Van Meter, Dallas Co., Iowa, not far from our new home.
Once unpacked and through Christmas, I couldn't wait to investigate the records in Dallas County where she died. The courthouse in Adel proved to be a gold mine for the genealogist. I pulled a huge death record book for 1921 off the shelf, hoping to find her name in it. There she was .... Cynthia Brown, followed across two pages with vital information. The place of burial was Stuart, Iowa, my new home town. I rushed to my car and tried not to get a speeding ticket on the way back to Stuart. Screeching into a parking place in front of City Hall, I ran inside, out of breath and said "cemetery records." The clerk smiled and pulled a book off the shelf. She told me how to locate Aunt Cynthia's grave. She is buried beside her second husband and two children by her first husband.
Spring arrived and we had settled into the condo we had purchased. When we purchased the condo we were told we were also half owners of the empty lot beside it. The neighbors who lived on the other side were also half owners. They were more than willing to let us clean up the overgrown lot since it was beside our condo.
We discovered there had been a house on the lot. After removing brambles and liter that had blown in, we could see a decaying foundation. There appeared to be a stone path from the foundation out to the street. Closer to the street was an odd shaped, old pump. As the weather warmed and Iowa humidity set in, we were entertained by a show of flowers on the lot ... tulips, roses, lilies, phlox. A little stream of water flowed along the lot line, producing green hues of water cress and creeping vines. At night from our deck we watched the fire flies among the bushes and trees on "our lot."
Eventually I learned that Aunt Cynthia's husband, James Brown, had owned numerous parcels of land in Stuart. He was a contractor and carpenter, building houses, speculating and selling them. Their son owned a house down the street from our condo. It was a little cottage, now run down, abandoned and boarded over.
We were no more settled into our condo, enjoying life in central Iowa, when we decided to move back to Nebraska. Just before our move, I wrote to one of Aunt Cynthia's granddaughters who lived east of Des Moines. She mailed me a large envelope of clippings photographs and old letters. In the stack of photographs was one of Uncle James and Aunt Cynthia taken late in life. They were standing beside an odd looking pump. The background matched what I was seeing from my deck.
Life and research had gone full circle. We owned their property. Aunt Cynthia had probably planted those flowers. Had she also watched fireflies at night and admired the little stream flowing beside her house?
We moved back to Nebraska. There are many times I dream about that adjoining lot ... the flowers, the old pump, the decaying foundation, the rock path, the little stream and the fire flies. I think of Aunt Cynthia and Uncle James. I would give anything for one more evening in Iowa to watch the setting sun bounce rays off the old pump and envision her picking flowers. This is genealogy as fine as it gets!
I love those genealogy memories.
Ruby .... You Go Genealogy Girl #1


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In an opening bid for possible negotiations with House Republicans that might lead to a compromise budget resolution this summer, Senate Democrats on Wednesday formally unveiled their budget blueprint for the new fiscal year that starts Oct. 1.
The Democratic entry into the budget fray will help shape the same kind of battle in Washington over taxes and spending that has become a familiar sight in recent years.
The plan, offered by Senate Budget Committee Chairman Patty Murray, D-Wash., would seek $975 billion in spending reductions over the next 10 years as well as $975 billion in new tax revenue, which she said would be raised by "closing loopholes and cutting unfair spending in the tax code for those who need it the least," according to Murray's prepared remarks opening her committee's consideration of the plan.
According to the Congressional Budget Office's projections, from 2014 to 2023, the federal government will spend $47 trillion.
The Daily Rundown's Chuck Todd shares a preview of the budget.
So Murray's $975 billion in spending reductions, if enacted, would amount to about a 2 percent cut over the full 10-year period.
The CBO estimates that federal revenues will amount to $40.2 trillion over the 2014-2023 period, so Murray's tax increases would be about a 2.4 percent increase on that CBO forecast.
Echoing some of President Barack Obama's ideas from a 2010 infrastructure investment proposal, from his 2011 American Jobs Act, and from his budget proposal for Fiscal Year 2013, Murray's blueprint also calls for a $100 billion stimulus package that would include hiring workers to repair the "highest priority deteriorating infrastructure, and fixing crumbling schools and installing critical educational technology, like broadband, that our students need to succeed."
As Obama did in 2010, Murray calls for the creation of a public-private infrastructure bank which would raise capital to pay for the building of highways, transit projects, and other public facilities.
The House Republicans' budget plan offered Tuesday by Budget Committee chairman Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin, calls for a redesign of the Medicare system beginning in 2024, a cut in the growth of future spending on the Medicaid health insurance program for the poor, and cuts in the national debt.
Ryan's plan aims to lower the ratio of publicly held debt to gross domestic product (GDP), to 55 percent by 2023, down from its current level, 76 percent of GDP.
Ryan's plan seeks no tax increases.
Sen. Pat Toomey, R-Pa., expresses his concern over a $1.5 trillion tax increase that he says is included in Senate Democrats' fiscal plan.
In response to Ryan, Murray said, "We reject calls to dismantle or privatize Medicare by voucherizing it."
Murray also rebuffed Republican calls in the House GOP budget plan for repealing the 2010 Affordable Care Act.
The Murray plan also would scrap the automatic spending cuts, also known as the sequester, which are required by the 2011 Budget Control Act, and replace the money from the sequester with a mix of tax increases and spending cuts different from the ones required by the sequester.
The Senate Budget Committee is scheduled to vote on her plan Thursday, followed by a floor debate next week.
"I am hopeful that the House of Representatives will join us at the bargaining table and we can work together toward the responsible and bipartisan budget deal the American people expect and deserve," Murray said.
But she added, in a slap at Ryan, the 2012 GOP vice presidential candidate, that
His fiscal approach "was on the ballot last November, and voters across the country rejected it."
Senate Democrats and House Republicans at this point appear so far apart in their budget plans that the chances of them devising a compromise budget plan seem minimal.
Under a budget process known as "reconciliation," tax increases and changes in entitlement programs could be approved with a simple majority vote in the Senate, rather than the usual 60 vote requirement needed to advance legislation.
Most federal spending is mandatory and is on a kind of automatic pilot and isn't subject to annual appropriations decisions by Congress since the benefits in the entitlement programs such as Social Security and Medicare go to anyone who meets the eligibility criteria.
But nonetheless the congressional budget resolution is a statement of policy goals and principles for each party. And a budget resolution can sometimes serve as a device for raising or lowering spending levels on discretionary spending items such as the National Park Service.


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kremjo needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 231 designs submitted by 56 freelance designers.
Am looking for a logo for an existing australian shopping site.
Website is neonmonkey.com.au - if you have a look a the website, the current logo is really quite sad!
We are looking for a monkey in the logo something cartoonish that is cute. I don't want the monkey to be 'neon' but it is ok for the words to be in neon!
We don't want too much detail in the monkey, as we may also want to use this monkey on t-shirts later down the track (means there may be future work for the winning designer doing t-shirt designs with the same monkey)
If you have any questions, please ask - this is only my 2nd comp - so still a bit unsure what i need to include!
I would like a logo for my website http://www.neonmonkey.com.au
Neonmonkey is an Australian Shopping site - but we are thinking we may change this website to sell cool kids t-shirts.
I would like a monkey included in the logo - but nothing too realistic looking - something cute and cartoonish. I DON'T want the monkey to be in neon colours! it is fine to have the writing in neon colours though.
I have no preferences for colours at this stage - will wait and see what you creative designers can come up with for me!
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- don't want the monkey to look like our current logo!
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Image of Windmill Cottage (built 1866) at 144 Division Street in East Greenwich, Rhode Island. Windmill Cottage is a historic house and former windmill at 144 Division Street in East Greenwich, Rhode Island. It was the home of George Washington …
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Image of the RI Red Memorial located in Little Compton, R.I. The RI Red Memorial is a bronze relief, depicting a life-size rooster, accompanied by text, and surrounded by a simple molding worked in the bronze. The relief is set into the rough but…
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Image of the Cistercian Monastery located in Cumberland, RI. Excerpt from Cumberland Public Library Monastery History: The Cumberland Public Library is situated on the site of the Monastery of Our Lady of the Valley, occupied by the monks of the…
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Images of the Goddard House, also known as "Hopelands" on Wampanoag Road in Potowomut, Warwick, Rhode Island. In 1927, the son and daughter of Colonel Robert Hale Ives Goddard gave one of the family estates to be a state park in memory of their…
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There's no official measure to test whether or not something has officially become a trend, but the unofficial standard that I use goes something like this: When three different pieces from three different brands repeat the same element, and those pieces are all available at roughly the same time, it's a pretty good bet that more of the same is on the way from other brands and at other price points. Ladies and gents, my spidey sense is tingling over holograms. And it's not just the whole Tupac-at-Coachella thing.
A couple of weeks ago, we brought you the exciting news that Proenza Schouler will be including several holographic leather PS11's in its upcoming Resort 2013 collection. Not long after, Sigerson Morrison's holographic-trimmed suede sandals popped up on Moda Operandi for resort pre-order. Finally, Hussein Chalayan's holographic leggings came in stock at Net-a-Porter and swiftly sold out before they even made it off the New Arrivals page. That's three, even if you don't count the Theyskens' Theory hologram pants and bags from Spring 2012, and that's all the proof I need. Want to get ahead of the trend? We have some suggestions after the jump, plus the purchase information for the items above.
The Hussein Chalayan Holographic Leggings quickly sold out at Net-a-Porter for $965 after their debut last week, but what I'm really anticipating is the release of the Fall 2012 collection's matching holo oxfords.
If you'd rather do holograms as a trim instead of a focal point, the Sigerson Morrison Metallic Corista Pumps are more demure than a full holo legging. $450 for pre-order via Moda Operandi.
Also on the demure side are these Miu Miu Holographic Sequin Pumps, which, at first look, are simply silver. Look closer and you'll see a pale color shift that fits perfectly with the current pastels trend and the upcoming hologram trend. They're on sale now via Net-a-Porter for $445.
Not ready to go whole hog and spend hundreds of dollars for a trend that could potentially look tacky very quickly? Grab some holographic nail polish, like the Nails Inc Special Effects Electric Lane Holographic Glitter Top Coat, which is $10 via Sephora. Just be prepared to look at your nails all day - I've had a holo glitter gel mani for about a week and it's absolutely mesmerizing.
If you don't dig a silver-based holo, fret not. Proenza's PS11 will come in several colors, and this ASOS Revive Holographic Sequin Dress is a beautiful take on bronze. $108.53 via ASOS.
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