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Adobe Creative Suite: Managing Comments in Acrobat 6.0
Use the Acrobat Commenting toolbar to add annotations to PDF files, including stamps, text highlights, and electronic sticky notes. Add comments to PDF files by using the Review and Comment tools and the Advanced Commenting tools — each of these has its own independent toolbar. You can access both toolbars by clicking the arrow to the right of the Review and Comment button; a list of review and commenting options appears in a drop-down list.
The real power of PDF comments is the ability to easily manage and share them. For example, you can determine which comments are displayed at any time, and you can filter the comments by author or by the type of commenting tool that was used to create the comment. Additionally, you can indicate a response to a comment and track the changes that may have been made to a document based upon a comment. Also, comments from multiple reviewers can be consolidated into a single document.
Viewing comments
You can use any of several methods to see a document's list of comments:
- Click the Comments tab along the left side of the document window.
- Click and hold on the Show button in the Commenting toolbar, and choose Show Comments List from the menu that appears.
- Choose View –> Navigation Tab –> Comments.
No matter which method you use, a Comments List window that shows all the comments in the document appears along the bottom of the document window. You can see the author of the comment and any note entered by the reviewer. By clicking the plus sign to the left of the comment, you can view more information about the comment, such as what type of comment it is and the date and time it was created.
If you've clicked the plus sign to the left of the comment to expand the view, it changes to a minus sign, which can be clicked to return to the consolidated view showing only the author and the initial portions of any text from the note.
To the right of the plus sign is a check box that you can use to indicate that the comment has been reviewed — you can also use this check box to indicate that a certain comment needs further attention. Use these check boxes for your own purposes — their status does not export with the document if you send the file to others, so they are for your own personal use only.
Changing a comment's status
Acrobat includes a method for indicating whether a comment has been reviewed, accepted, or has additional comments attached to it. To change the status of a comment, follow these steps:
1. Right-click (Windows) or Control+click (Mac) on a comment in the Comments List, and choose Set Status from the contextual menu.
A contextual menu appears.
2. Select Accepted, Rejected, Cancelled, or Completed, depending on what's appropriate to your situation.
3. Choose View –> Comments –> Show Comments List to see the entire list of comments and the status of each.
The comment you changed appears in the list, showing the new status you just assigned to it.
Replying to a comment
You can also right-click (Windows) or Control+click (Mac) on a comment in the Comments List and choose Reply from the contextual menu to add a follow-up note to the comment. This way, additional comments are not added independently to the document when they actually relate to existing comments. If your documents go through multiple rounds of review, this capability allows a secondary or final reviewer to expand on the comments from an initial reviewer. Or it allows an author or designer to clearly respond to the suggestions from an editor.
Collapsing or hiding comments
Because the Comments List can become rather large, you can choose to collapse all comments so that only the page number on which they appear is displayed in the Comments List. To do so, click the minus sign in the upper left of the Comments List window. To view all of the comments, click the Expand All button in the same location.
To hide all the comments within a document, click and hold the Show button on the Commenting toolbar and choose Hide All Comments. You can then determine which comments are visible based upon the type (such as note, line, or cross out), reviewer (such as DeShaun or Mineko), status (such as accepted or rejected), and checked status (checked or unchecked). Use these filtering options to view only those comments that are relevant to you.
Sharing comments
You can share your comments with other reviewers who have access to the same PDF document by following these steps:
1. Click the Comments tab on the left side of the document window.
The Comments List appears.
2. Select the comment that you want to export by clicking it (Shift+click for multiple selections).
3. From the Options menu on the far right side of the Comments List window, choose Export Selected Comments.
The Export Comments dialog box appears.
4. Browse to the location that you want the comments to be saved and give the saved file a new name.
By following these steps, you create a file that includes only the comments' information, and not the entire PDF file. You can share this with reviewers who have the same PDF file, and they can choose Import Comments from the Options menu in the Comments List window to add the comments into their document. You can use this method to avoid having to send entire PDF files to those who already have the document.
Summarizing comments
Compiling a list of all the comments from a PDF file into a new, separate PDF document by summarizing its comments is also possible in Acrobat. To do so, follow these steps:
1. From the Options menu in the Comments List window, choose Summarize Comments.
The Summarize Options dialog box appears.
2. Create a listing of the comments with lines connecting them to their locations on the page by selecting the second radio button from the top of the list.
In the Include section, you can choose to return only the relevant, commented pages to the author or designer of a document by sending only the comments that are showing.
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Hotels in Prague
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Prague is divided into five main zones that contain valuable sites of interest. Its best to start in the zone of Hradcany Castle where one will find Pragues most emblematic enclosure, the Castle of Prague. Originally built as a fortress in the 9th century, the structure was rehabilitated in the 14th century to give it a Gothic theme. During its reconstruction, a few buildings were added to the masterpiece such as the Cathedral of Saint Vito where the jewels of the Bohemian Kings were stored The Basilica of Saint George is a fantastic piece of Roman architecture with a rebuilt barroque facade. The Convent of Saint George and the Old Royal Palace are also to be found, in their impressive Gothic and Renaissance styles. In the castle grounds, one can gaze at the magnificent Belvedere building with its Renaissance style and then visit the Golden Alley, where alchemists once livedin tiny yet peculiarly charming houses that date back to the 16th century. Upon completing this visit, you should leave through Nerudova street, ending up in the Small City (Mala Strana), on of Pragues most ancient areas, where you will see The Small City Square (Malostranske Namestí) surrounded by Baroque buildings and the Church of Saint Nicholas proudly standing in the centre.
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Thousands of bison migrate out of Yellowstone during severe winters, and were subject to mass slaughter because of fear they would transmit brucellosis to livestock. Gov. Brian Schweitzer banned those killings two years ago. But when hundreds of bison returned to Gardiner Basin outside the park, local officials said they threatened safety and destroyed property.
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I haven't really talked all that much about meeting deadlines. Today, I would like to change that.
I have a major deadline coming up. Well, a self-imposed major deadline. I need to be sending my manuscript to the editor by Wednesday, March 4. Can you believe it's almost time to send my book to the editor? I can't. I still remember when I was just starting the first draft…
I won't say I remember it like it was yesterday. It was definitely not yesterday. But, I do remember it very clearly. I started writing it in May. It does not seem like that long.
Anyway, back to deadlines. It's hard to meet the deadlines sometimes. I can't believe I have actually made myself a deadline to get my book edited by a professional.
There is one problem to meeting this deadline. Distractions. Those gosh darn distractions seem to get the better of me a lot. I try not to get distracted, but well, it happens. I really must start turning off social media so I can't get on for a while. That's the biggest problem (then again, I also just got distracted trying to figure that out. Hmm…).
Distractions. They're a huge problem. I'm telling you. It's taking me forever to write this post because my mind is everywhere else. Ugh.
Okay, I really just need to turn my phone off. That's being a big distraction right now.
I'm telling you, distractions are all over the place. It's so hard to meet deadlines because of it. But, if you can meet your deadline, you're that much stronger because of it.
So, are you ready to turn everything off? Get to it, then! Go get your work done.


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Hello Everyone, Since last week's report we have had: 3 WONTFIX bug resolutions 7 NEEDSINFO bug resolution 3 WORKSFORME bug resolution 1 INVALID bug resolution 1 FIXED bug resolution 1 REOPENED bug 3 NEW a11y bugs reported A new Bugzilla component has been set up for the document ""HTML5: Techniques for providing useful text alternatives". It would be helpful if that document is reviewed by the task force and WAI so we make sure it is in compliance with WCAG. http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/buglist.cgi?&product=HTML+WG&component=alt+techniques+(editor%3A+Steven+Faulkner) The details are as follows. 1. RESOLVED WONTFIX BUGS: Bug 8644 "Fallback mechanism for embedded content" reported by Gez Lemon. Editor's Rationale: "alt="" isn't about providing a short text alternative, it's about providing an alternative. It just so happens that a limitation of <img>, <area>, and <input> forces the alternatives for those particular elements to only be text, with no markup. However, that's a bug, not a feature." LC Suggestion: The bug reporter along with anyone interested follow up with specific functional requirements and rationale. http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=8644 Bug 8743: "Auditory icons clashing with AT" reported by Gez Lemon. Editor's Rationale: "How icons are used is entirely up to the UA." LC Suggestion: The bug reporter along with anyone interested follow up with specific functional requirements and rationale. http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=8743 Bug 8872: "Split out and modify parts of Section 184.108.40.206 the img element" reported by Steve Faulkner. Editor's Rationale: "I'm all in favour of the referenced document, but I don't think we should remove the text from the HTML5 spec. We should just have both. The more places we have this the more likely it is that authors will see it." LC Suggestion: The task force follow up on this bug. A format specification is not a tutorial. Detailed non-normative guidance in the application of the text alternatives is not appropriate for inclusion in a markup language specification. It could be seen as usurping the role of WCAG 2.0 and WAI approved techniques documents. The spec in this case should be confined to a concise description, consistent with WCAG 2.0, of the function of text alternatives, a _brief_ discussion of various possibilities as outlined in WCAG 2 and a link to the document "HTML5: Techniques for providing useful text alternatives". That document should be reviewed by this task force and WAI so that it in compliance with WCAG. Steve's document has a Bugzilla component set up. Five bugs have been filed to date. http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=8872 http://dev.w3.org/html5/alt-techniques/ guideline http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/buglist.cgi?&product=HTML+WG&component=alt+techniques+(editor%3A+Steven+Faulkner) All WONTFIX bugs http://www.w3.org/WAI/PF/HTML/wiki/Bugs#Resolution:_WONTFIX_Bugs 2. RESOLVED NEEDSINFO BUGS: Bug 8652: "what to display when images are not available is not well..." reported by Steve Faulkner. Editor's Rationale: "As far as I can tell the spec already covers everything suggested in comment 2 in far more detail than proposed..." LC Suggestion: The bug reporter and anyone else who is interested try to give Ian the information that he needs. http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=8652 Bug 8715: "Scrolling elements into view" reported by Joshue O Connor. Editor's Rationale: Did Not Understand Request. LC Suggestion: The bug reporter and anyone else who is interested try to give Ian the information that he needs. http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=8715 Also it is unclear if this bug is an a11ytf bug or not, as it has the a11ytf keyword but Michael's comment 3 says the task force does not intend to work on it. http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=8715#c3 Suggest adding this bug to the a11ytf pile if Josh or other task force members provides info. Bug 8723: "Image map is underspecified " reported by Steve Faulkner. Editor's Rationale: "If you could help me a little more that would be great. Could you quote the text that applies to other elements which doesn't apply to <area> and which I should apply to <area> as well? I'm not sure I fully understand your request yet and I'd like to make sure I understand it before trying to make any changes. Thanks!" LC Suggestion: The bug reporter and anyone else who is interested try to give Ian the information that he needs. http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=8723 Bug 8738: "Role-based navigation" reported by Gez Lemon. Editor's Rationale: "accesskey="" on <command> is the same as on any other element. I don't understand what is special about <command> here. Could you elaborate? If you could paste the relevant parts of the cited document that would be great, I read through it but couldn't work out the relevance to <command>. The summary of this bug doesn't mention <command>, just "role-based navigation". Is this a separate issue? Is the request here to add role-based navigation to HTML, independent of <command>?" LC Suggestion: The bug reporter and anyone else who is interested try to give Ian the information that he needs. http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=8738 Bug 8740: "How do pseudo-class selectors interact with WAI-ARIA?" reportd by Gez Lemon. Editor's Rationale: "Wouldn't this be a question for for either the ARIA spec or the Selectors spec? (As it happens I concur with hsivonen and don't think ARIA should affect selectors, but that doesn't seem to be in the HTML spec's bailiwick.)" LC Suggestion: The bug reporter and anyone else who is interested try to answerer Ian's question. http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=8740 Bug 8747: "Defining how a license applies to elements" reported by Gez Lemon. Editor's Rationale: "Existing pages use rel=license as described in the spec. There isn't enough information in those pages for any algorithm (accessibility-related or otherwise) to identify the item to which the license applies. As Toby mentioned, that's why we have RDFa, or microdata, or other such solutions. I'm not sure, therefore, how to address this bug. Please reopen the bug if there is something I can do to further help here." LC Suggestion: The bug reporter and anyone else who is interested try to give Ian the information that he needs. http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=8747 Bug 8752: "Allow user to manage focus changes" reported by Gez Lemon. Editor's Rationale: "How exactly do you mean "hold off"? Do you mean that the focusing steps should optionally asynchronously wait for a period of time and then change the focus? Or do you mean that focus changes should just be disabled at the user agent's option?" LC Suggestion: The bug reporter and anyone else who is interested try to give Ian the information that he needs. http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=8752 All NEEDSINFO bugs http://www.w3.org/WAI/PF/HTML/wiki/Bugs#Resolution:_NEEDSINFO_Bugs 3. RESOLVED WORKSFORME BUGS: Bug 8750: "User able to override the hidden attribute in incorrectly rendered pages" reported by Gez Lemon. Editor's Rationale: "The rendering section already establishes that UAs can render pages however they like, including presenting everything that's hidden, the whole DOM tree, the source of scripts, or whatever else the user might want to see." LC Suggestion: The bug reporter and anyone else interested verify that this resolution works for everyone. http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=8750 Bug 8751: "User should have ability to override automatic scrolling" reported by Gez Lemon. Editor's Rationale: "The spec already allows for this - that's why the scrolling requirement is a "should" and not a "must" (only bringing the user's attention to the given element is a "must", and the spec doesn't say how the UA is to do that)." LC Suggestion: The bug reporter and anyone else interested verify that this resolution works for everyone. http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=8751 Bug 8754: "Overflow when text is resized" reported by Gez Lemon. Editor's Rationale: "This doesn't seem to be in scope for HTML..." LC Suggestion: The bug reporter and anyone else interested verify that this resolution works for everyone. http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=8754 All WORKSFORME bugs http://www.w3.org/WAI/PF/HTML/wiki/Bugs#Resolution:_WORKSFORME_Bugs 4. RESOLVED INVALID BUGS: Bug 8644 "Undo for drag and drop" reported by Gez Lemon. Editor's Rationale: "This does not appear to be a change request." LC Suggestion: The bug reporter and anyone else interested verify that the bug is in fact invalid. http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=8753 All INVALID bugs http://www.w3.org/WAI/PF/HTML/wiki/Bugs#Resolution:_ INVALID_Bugs 5. RESOLVED FIXED BUGS: Bug 8716: "Replace img Guidance for Conformance Checkers with Suggested Text for Short Text Alternatives" reported by Laura Carlson. Editor's Rationale: "Partially Accepted. I guess it's worth trying to make this more readable. I've duplicated the text from #unknown-images and put it into the validator section, in an attempt to follow the suggestion. I'm not sure this is a real improvement though, to be honest. If anyone thinks it was better without the duplication, please file a bug to that effect." LC Suggestion: The "Guidance for conformance checkers" section of the spec is indeed more readable. http://dev.w3.org/html5/spec/text-level-semantics.html#guidance-for-conformance-checkers But the substantive parts of this bug were not addressed. The bug probably doesn't need to be reopened as HTML Issue 31 supersedes it. The HTML Chairs have called for Change Proposals and one has been drafted. http://www.w3.org/html/wg/wiki/ChangeProposals/ImgElement20090126 http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=8716 All FIXED bugs http://www.w3.org/WAI/PF/HTML/wiki/Bugs#Resolution:_FIXED_Bugs 6. REOPENED BUGS: he following three bug was reopened. Steve details it in his bug comments. Bug 8722: "Focus behaviour should be same for canvas regions as for elements" reported by Steve Faulkner. This bug had been rejected with the editor's rationale "Rationale: making this a 'may' is consistent with the best interests of users and consistent with all other user interface requirements in the spec." Steve provided more information and reopened the bug. http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=8722 All REOPENED bugs http://www.w3.org/WAI/PF/HTML/wiki/Bugs#Status:_REOPENED_Bugs 7. NEW BUGS: Bug 9061: "Allow image maps on the canvas element" reported by Steve Faulkner. http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=9061 LC Suggestion: Apply "a11ytf" "a11y_canvas" keywords and CC the a11y list, as Canvas sub-group has this option in discussion. Bug 9098: "Correct the img element definition. Replace with suggested text." Reported by Laura Carlson on behalf of Vlad Alexander. LC Suggestion: Apply "a11ytf" and "a11y_text-alt" keywords. This Bug relates to with HTML Issue 31 and the current change proposals. http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=9098 Bug 9113: "axis on td and th elements" text could say "Use the scope attribute on the relevant th" Reported email@example.com. LC Suggestion: If any task force member sees a need to apply the "a11ytf" keyword to track this bug please speak up. http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=9113 All NEW bugs http://www.w3.org/WAI/PF/HTML/wiki/Bugs#Status:_NEW_Bugs 8. RELATED REFERENCES: Weekly Resolved and Rejected Bugs Reports Archive http://www.w3.org/WAI/PF/HTML/wiki/Bugs/Weekly_Resolved_and_Rejected_Bugs_Reports Bug Status Table: http://www.w3.org/WAI/PF/HTML/wiki/Bugs#Bug_Status_Table Accepted Bugs: http://www.w3.org/WAI/PF/HTML/wiki/Bugs/accepted Bugs With No Official Task Force Work Plan http://www.w3.org/WAI/PF/HTML/wiki/Bugs/rejected Escalating a Bug to an Issue: http://www.w3.org/WAI/PF/HTML/wiki/Bugs/Escalating_a_Bug_to_an_Issue Accessibility Issues in the HTML5 Tracker: http://www.w3.org/WAI/PF/HTML/wiki/Issues Accessibility Change Proposal Status Table: http://www.w3.org/WAI/PF/HTML/wiki/Accessibility_Change_Proposal_Status Accessibility Bugs touched since the last report: http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/buglist.cgi?product=HTML+WG&keywords=a11ytf&bug_status=RESOLVED&chfieldfrom=2010-02-17&chfieldto=2010-02-23 Best Regards, Laura -- Laura L. CarlsonReceived on Wednesday, 24 February 2010 00:08:52 UTC
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India is a land of diversity. This statement stays true even for the geography of the country. India has a huge potential for harbouring renewable energy and the good news is that's what India is doing! Recently, India has grabbed the 4th position in global wind power installed capacity.
With the year coming to an end, it's time to look at the efforts made by Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE).
What Has MNRE Done To Get International Attention?
Clean energy is the energy that everyone should opt for and even our Prime Minister, Narendra Modi believes in it. As a result of which, India has taken up the largest renewable capacity expansion programme in the world. This clearly indicates that India has plans for increasing the share of clean energy by focusing on the renewable source of energy. Since a long time, we have been abusing non-renewable resources and in a very soon, we will surely see the consequences of our actions. By focusing on renewable energy now, we are basically trying to create a balance in the earth for our survival. The main reasons for taking renewable energy seriously are:
- Energy security
- Electricity shortage
- Energy access
- Climate change
India has done a fairly good job in the past two and a half years in the field of renewable energy. The result is evident from the fact that 14.30 GW of renewable energy was added to our capacity under Grid Connected Renewable Power. The Grid-Connected Renewable Power consists of:
- Solar Power
- Wind Power
- Small Hydro Power
- Bio Power
Such a progress is enough to boost the confidence of the Government of India. Thus, in a report submitted to United Nations Frame Work Convention on Climate Change on Intended Nationally Determined Contribution (INDC), India has claimed that 40% of the cumulative Electric power capacity will be acquired by India from the energy which is based on non-fossil fuel. Green Climate Fund will help India in walking through this path.
How Is the Government Promoting Renewable Energy?
We have been studying about renewable energy from a very long time. But only learning about things is not enough, we should know how we have to implement it in real life. We know that and therefore we are practically working to increase our share in clean energy. Apart from that the government is actively participating in promoting renewable energy all across the country by offering incentives like
- Generation-based incentives
- Capital and interest subsidies
- Viability gap funding
- Concessional finance
- Fiscal incentives
Know About The National Solar Mission
National Solar Mission was launched in the year of 2010. The short term goal of the mission is to promote development and to generate power using solar energy. The long-term goal of the mission is to develop solar energy to such a level that it could compete with the power of fossil-based energy options. The cost of practically creating and using solar energy is high in our country. The cost was aimed to be reduced under this mission by the following ways:
- Long-term policy
- Large scale deployment goals
- Aggressive R&D
- Domestic production of critical raw materials, components and products
Major programmes/schemes that have been launched in the past two years for achieving the target of 175GW of renewable energy by 2022 are:
- Solar Park
- Solar Defence Scheme
- Solar scheme for CPUs
- Solar PV power plants on Canal Tops
- Solar Pump
- Solar Rooftop
What is The Estimated Potential of Renewable Energy in India?
If we fully utilise the benefit of renewable energy in our country, the dependence on fossil fuel will be reduced vastly. The estimated potential of renewable energy is India are:
- 102 GW from wind
- 20 GW from small hydro
- 25 GW from bio-energy
- 750 GW from solar power
Our current target (before 2023) is to extract renewable energy is:
- 60 GW from wind
- 5 GW from small hydro
- 10 GW from bio-mass
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Shoes, shoes, they're good for your heart
February 15, 2011
Today has been quite a headache. And what cures most evils? Shoes!! (What did you think I'd say… Advil?) Off to a work event, but I leave you with this very cute selection of shoes from the UK by Fairy Shoes Etsy shop.
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I was looking at these and thought "they look like fairy shoes" and then I read your description, ha! Very nice blog.. I found it after tracking back a tumblr post!


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Morris and Baynam giggling away at there own brilliant childishness.
For me right now, it's the Jam Festival, Morris switching interview styles throughoutLightweight: how much of your time did you put into it?Full on Adversarial: you persuaded these celebrities to waste their time?Deeply Sympathetic: has this been very upsetting for you?Finally just very pleased with himself: Janet Breen, thankyou.
His reiteration of "OUTRAGEOUS" in the Jerry Springer interview from Blue Jam, which somehow has passed over into my everyday speech when something tries to be shocking.
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The tiny Dales village of Muker is situated in a beautiful, south facing position and is complete with a traditional village pub serving good food, an excellent tearoom and a village shop, all within walking distance of the property. With the River Swale passing close by and the meadows and fells as a backdrop, Muker is an ideal location for walking and cycling or just exploring this beautiful area by car. The cottage has a lawned garden to the front with table and chairs for relaxing after a busy day. Further amenities can be found in Reeth and Hawes. Pick up from Keld if required.
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Bridge House is an impressive, privately owned, Georgian Country residence, situated on the edge of the picturesque village of Muker and provides bed and breakfast accommodation.
Location and supplementary information [view map]0.5 miles from Muker.
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0.5 miles from Muker. A delightful quiet farm site, set beside a small beck, and surrounded by magnificent views of the valley. The Pennine Way and Coast-to-Coast pass near by, and the small village of Muker is less than half a mile from the campsite with it's village stores, cafes, and traditional local pub.
In the heart of the village of Muker, you will find the Muker Village Store and Tea Shop. Taken over by Rob and Anne Wilson in 2002. The shop stocks much more than the usual provisions with a good range of locally produced goods and crafts, ideal for gifts. The cosy tea rooms serve a wide ranging menu of drinks, snacks, cakes - all home cooked. Also bed and breakfast accommodation.
Location and supplementary information [view map]Pick up can be arrranged to & from Keld by prior arrangement.
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What often gets overlooked, but can be an extremely powerful selling tool is emotive design. So what exactly is that?
Not always openly emotional design; Emotive design is an element of branding and your brand messaging that is aimed at evoking a specific feeling or response in the target audience that the brand wants to be associated with. Ultimately, to make a connection on an emotive level with your target audience that makes them want to buy your product or service.
Utilising the right imagery, colours, shapes (and sometimes absence of) can create experiences for the audience that really resonates with your brand. Not something that necessarily slaps you in the face, it's usually subtle and an underlying trigger so people don't even realise that's why they like or favour your brand.
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So let's do that. Let's face the supposedly frightening prospect of a coalition. Why is it such a terrible idea for these three parties to form a coalition and what evil might befall the Canadian people? Mr. Harper's criticism is that the Liberals and Bloc would be at loggerheads and nothing would get done other than raising your taxes and spending your money. That's as deep as it's going to get for this Prime Minister this campaign. There will be invective, insults, smearing and demagoguing, if the first campaign day is any indicator. All this from a man who is spending $30 billion of Canadian taxpayer money on a sole-sourced contract for stealth jet-fighters that don't fit Canada's current military needs.
As for the dreaded coalition, the three parties who would form this coalition as being either center or left of center on the political spectrum so they're natural allies and altogether including the Green Party they just happen to represent (at least by the last election's overall vote percentages) sixty-seven percent of the voters. Fully two-thirds of the Canadian electorate are voting for centrist or left of center policies. Are their voting rights being trampled?
Do two-thirds of the Canadian public not have the right to see policies that they advocate and vote for come to pass? Are they supposed to abandon the multi-party system that is far more expressive and reflective of the differing political views held by Canadians so that they can defeat one autocratic, fear-mongering man? That would be terribly short-sighted and ultimately a loser for those of us who cheer on and advocate for progress and progressive policy.
The issue is absurd on its' face in that having been in the minority these past five years, Harper could not have governed without the assistance of socialists and separatists and liberals. It's how Parliament functions in a minority government. What makes this doubly absurd is that Harper actually tried to form a coalition with the NDP and the Bloc back in 2004 and while he says only the party that gets the most votes has the right to govern he was clearly thinking something else back in 2004. Today, Mr. Duceppe presented the evidence and proof positive that PM Harper is being two-faced about coalitions.
His duplicitous actions here in what is his campaign's first thrust should be important to voters. It speaks to how he governs and it is illustrative of what kind of man he really is under the veneer of quiet calm. In his very next move he launches more attack ad fantasies about coalitions and impugns Mr. Ignatieff in carefully orchestrated attack ads. This along with his arrogant assertions that he deems this election unnecessary all the while a compliant media pretends that these are real issues but the PM's blatant double-standard and fear-mongering as he launches his campaign are unimportant.


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Lush, thick, bright, jewel-like ruby-red in color, and bursting with fresh berry flavor, our Strawberry-Raspberry Sauce made with fresh strawberries and raspberries falls between a fresh cooked berry coulis and homemade jam yielding an incredibly gorgeous yet versatile dessert sauce. After prep, this recipe is ready in just 15 minutes!
Best Ever Strawberry-Raspberry Sauce:
An Indispensable Dessert Recipe
Spring has finally arrived and summer is just around the corner. With spring and summer, comes the opportunity to work with fresh, in-season berries—truly, a baker's reverie. And, as Rose Levy Beranbaum once wrote, "Raspberries are the crown jewels of the baking world." I couldn't agree more. They are my favorite berry.
When I make fresh homemade strawberry jam, if I do not pick my own, I like to use the freshest California Strawberries I can find at my local Whole Foods Market or The Fresh Market. Both of these markets are standouts when it comes to fresh, quality and organically grown produce.
Today, I am tickled pink to share with you my original recipe for Strawberry-Raspberry Sauce. It was created initially to add to buttercream frosting recipes but soon found its way into so many other recipes of mine. This sauce is lush. It's thick, bursting with fresh summer berry flavor and the jewel-like ruby-red color is simply stunning. Best explained, this sumptuous dessert sauce falls between a fresh but lightly cooked berry coulis and homemade jam. Just wait until you see the special dessert coming soon to the blog using this homemade sauce!
As I have mentioned before, calling a recipe "the best" or "best ever" in the title or subtitle sounds quite lofty—that is, unless you can back it up with some serious facts as to just what makes it a total standout amongst others in the same class. But, I am here to give testament to this very fact based on my experience.
For instance, many recipes call for the addition of water and use of a thickener such as cornstarch. This is totally unnecessary and dilutes both the color and flavor. On the other hand, this recipe concentrates the flavors of the berries and the color is naturally deepened after cooking. The only flavoring added is a tiny shot of lemon juice to enhance the berries. Due to the lovely thickness of this Strawberry-Raspberry Sauce, it easily accommodates a splash of liqueur making it utterly divine in desserts.
For this berry sauce, I like to add a splash of either Grand Marnier®, Cointreau®, framboise or Chambord®. Even in my post for Strawberry Shortcake with Mixed Berries, I mention how The Big Lug and I like to add a splash of liqueur to jam used in desserts:
"We like to layer our Strawberry Shortcake with the finest strawberry jam spiked with a small dose of Grand Marnier® for a slight hint of orange to enhance the flavor of the fresh juicy berries."
As for my love of and penchant for combining strawberries and raspberries, this is what I wrote in my post for Very Berry Strawberry Cobbler:
"I grew up with raspberry bushes in our backyard and enjoyed picking them when I was very little. I was fascinated by them—their vibrant fuchsia-red color (so pretty), their shape and their amazing structure as well as how a warm freshly picked raspberry just bursts into your mouth when you bite into it. The flavor of raspberries is unbeatable, too. Even when I am working with strawberries, I like to mingle some raspberries in to make the strawberries truly shine. The pairing of raspberries with strawberries has been a "thang" with me dating way back. In fact, the first paleo jam featured here on the blog, Raspberry-Strawberry Honey Jam, obviously was a combination of the two. These berries are just plain better together rather than apart. Wouldn't you agree? They're like the perfect berry marriage."
Not only is our Strawberry-Raspberry Sauce gorgeous and a feast for the eyes, it is extremely versatile. Here is a baker's dozen (13) of ideas for enjoying Strawberry-Raspberry Sauce:
- Whisk into pure maple syrup for French toast, pancakes and waffles or use alone
- Drizzle on oatmeal or granola
- Swirl into cake, coffee cake and cheesecake batters
- Swirl into homemade ice cream
- Spoon on top of ice cream to make sundaes
- Whip into buttercream frostings and whipped cream
- Drizzle on desserts like angel food cake, pound cake and cheesecake
- Drizzle on chocolate desserts like flourless chocolate cake
- Serve with Coeurs à la Crème
- Use as a filling for crêpes and layer cakes
- Use to layer cake, whipped cream and fruit to make trifles
- Stir into yogurt
- Stir into cocktails (Heck yes!)
What makes our recipe for Strawberry-Raspberry Sauce wicked good?
Luscious, velvety smooth, bursting with fresh summer berry flavor, our jewel-like ruby-red homemade sauce is simply stunning. Best explained, this sumptuous dessert sauce falls between a fresh but lightly cooked berry coulis and homemade jam. Using fresh raspberries and strawberries in a 1:1 ratio, only natural sugar and a touch of fresh lemon juice to enhance the flavor, this sauce tastes much better than anything store bought. Nothing artificial here.
Our recipe provides plenty of tips making it easy to prepare. Amazingly, after prepping the berries, it is ready in just 15 minutes! Our Strawberry-Raspberry Sauce keeps in the fridge for up to 1 week making it ideal for either large recipes or small when using it as a component. Use this incredibly versatile sauce to top your favorite desserts, breakfast and brunch treats such as French toast, pancakes and waffles or to top your favorite ice cream to make an exceptional sundae. Add a splash of liqueur for an extraordinary dessert experience. Finally, this splendid sauce also makes a fabulous and thoughtful gift from the kitchen. The applications are truly endless. This is as wicked good as wicked good gets!
For the berry lovers in your life, whip up a batch soon. You will be more than glad you did! That's a bona fide promise.
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Strawberry-Raspberry Sauce – Best Ever
- Prep Time: 20 minutes
- Cook Time: 15 minutes
- Total Time: 35 minutes
- Yield: Makes ¾ cup or about 225 grams.
Lush, thick, bright, jewel-like ruby-red in color, and bursting with fresh berry flavor, our Strawberry-Raspberry Sauce made with fresh strawberries and raspberries falls between a fresh cooked berry coulis and homemade jam yielding an incredibly gorgeous yet versatile dessert sauce. After prep, this recipe is ready in just 15 minutes!
- 8 ounces (227 grams) hulled fresh strawberries, about 1½ cups quartered
- 8 ounces (227 grams) fresh red raspberries, about 1½ generous cups
- ½ cup (100 grams) organic granulated cane sugar
- 1 teaspoon (5 ml) freshly squeezed lemon juice
- Sort, rinse and dry berries before measuring and using in recipe.
- Using a food processor, purée the berries. Press berry purée through a fine mesh sieve into medium saucepan; discard the seeds. Stir in sugar and lemon juice.
- Bring fruit pulp and juices to a boil over medium-high heat. Reduce heat to medium and cook, stirring frequently, for 5 minutes while skimming foam from sides of saucepan using a slotted spoon.
- Once the foam has been skimmed, reduce heat to medium-low and continue to cook stirring frequently until bright in color, thickened and reduced by half, about 10 minutes. When done, there should be ¾ cup of sauce or about 225 grams.
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Recipe Notes
Strawberries should weigh 227 grams after being hulled.
After puréeing and straining the strawberries and raspberries, there should be about ¾ cup purée of each or a total of 1½ cups.
While cooking, stir often with a silicone (heatproof) spatula to prevent scorching and burning.
To Make Double Batch: Berries should weigh 16 ounces each (after hulling strawberries) and measure about 3 cups each (generously for the raspberries). Increase sugar to 1 cup (200 grams) and lemon juice to 2 teaspoons (10 ml). Use medium to large sized saucepan. After bringing strained purée to a boil over medium-high heat, reduce to medium heat. Cook, stirring frequently, for 8 to 10 minutes while skimming foam from sides of saucepan using a slotted spoon. Reduce heat to medium-low and continue to cook stirring frequently until bright in color, thickened and reduced by half, about 20 minutes. When done, there should be 1½ cups of sauce or about 450 grams.
Store in airtight container in refrigerator for up to 1 week.
To Reheat Sauce: Heat in microwave using short 5-second bursts, stirring in between. Alternatively, reheat in saucepan over medium-low heat stirring often.
For Spiked Strawberry-Raspberry Sauce: Add a splash (about 1 to 2 teaspoons) liqueur such as Grand Marnier®, Cointreau®, framboise or Chambord® to sauce once completely cooled.
Freezing Tips for Long-Term Storage:
1) FILLING: Be sure to use nice thick glass jars (to withstand freezing) with tight lids made for storing jam. Alternatively, plastic containers with tight lids can be used. When filling container, fill the sauce up to within 1/2 inch from the top. This will allow space for the sauce to expand during freezing. In other words, be sure not to overfill glass jars because expansion during freezing can cause breakage. Also, do not freeze partially filled jars because the extra air space in the jar can cause freezer burn.
2) STORING: Sauce will keep for up to 6 months without any loss of flavor, but can be stored up to 12 months. Be sure to label and date container before freezing.
3) THAWING: To thaw the sauce, place container in refrigerator to thaw gradually until fully thawed. This will allow any condensation formed to be on the outside of the jar and not in the sauce preventing a thinner consistency. To quick-thaw, place container of sauce in a warm water bath (such as in a large bowl or washing basin). Do not use hot water. Thaw it gently on the counter or in the sink. Do not refreeze after thawing.
4) TO THICKEN: Since sauce will be slightly thinner after freezing, it may be cooked down a bit in a saucepan over medium heat until desired consistency is reached. Allow to cool before using in recipes.
Original Recipe Source: WickedGoodKitchen.com
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My boyfriend and I bought new bikes recently, and I wanted to show mine off as it has plenty of retro elegance about it. From the lovely metallic olive green paint, gold and silver pin stripes, to the extra special "Brooks" aged leather saddle and grips.
The weather has started warming up nicely here, and because we live 5 minutes from the waterfront we have gone for a ride along the waterfront path every night after dinner. My new bike has 9 gears, and is quite light and speedy for a "city" bike. I just adore the European styling, and even though it is a men's bicycle I can still ride it whilst wearing a dress and heels.
I added the silver mudguards, rear rack and wicker basket, and also some extra grippy pedals - necessary when one rides in heels ;-).
A rather daggy, but practical, accessory I picked up at my local op shop for $4.00 is a bicycle rain poncho...worn by tons of people all over Asia, who only have bicycles for transport. They may look silly, but they really do help one stay drier.
Still haven't photographed my most recent projects, but soon I promise. School is almost finished for the year, and photo taking weather is upon us...
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MIAMI – The Miami Heat and New York Knicks turned back the clock to the days when every game, or so it seemed, came down to the final seconds.
On Friday, the teams did that one better, with the game being coming down to the final seconds twice, once each at the end of regulation and overtime.
After New York tied the score with 1.1 second remaining in regulation on Doug McDermott's 3-pointer, the Heat scored the final four points of overtime to escape with a 107-103 victory at AmericanAirlines Arena.
The Heat (21-17) are a season-high four games above .500 and moved into fifth place in the Eastern Conference. Miami has won 10-of-14 and three in a row.
"I love the fact that we found a way to win in an overtime game that could have been emotionally draining," coach Erik Spoelstra said. "To win a game at home shooting 40 percent that wasn't particularly smooth at all times, you just got to find a way. We've been trying to be much more consistent and better at home."
Miami circled this game for the last five weeks, or since being drubbed in New York, 115-86. This week, Tyler Johnson said the Heat were "whopped" and Spoelstra said the Heat "cringed" when they watched the film.
That motivation helped the Heat even the season series with the Knicks (18-21).
The game was won from beyond the 3-point line and the foul line. Miami attempted a franchise-high 42 threes. Although they made just 12, two came in overtime, including one by Wayne Ellington that gave Miami a lead it never relinquished.
Ellington also etched his name into the record books with a franchise-high 16 3-point attempts, one more than Brian Shaw put up in 1993. Ellington made six.
Ellington led the Heat with 24 points. Goran Dragic added 19.
"Wayne, taking 16 threes, I love it," Spoelstra said. "I wish he would have gotten off 20."
Miami finished 19-of-20 from the free-throw line, including knocking down six in the final 1:24 of regulation and making all six in overtime. Josh Richardson made all seven of his attempts, including four late in regulation and two with seven seconds remaining in overtime.
Courtney Lee scored 24 points for the Knicks. Former Heat player Michael Beasley, who this week went from saying Spoelstra didn't believe in him to saying the Heat coach was one of his favorite people, finished with 20.
Here are our five takeaways:
Three-point barrage: They needed the overtime, but the Heat broke the franchise record for attempts. Miami launched 39 threes in regulation and surpassed the previous record of 41 in overtime. Miami needed every one, including two in overtime, one each by Dragic and Ellington, the latter giving Miami a 103-101 lead it never relinquished.
"What has this organization come to?" Spoelstra asked. "I'm sure I'm going to have to go upstairs and talk to Pat (Riley) about getting the ball in the post or something.
"The shots presented themselves. I thought they were good looks."
Back-and-forth fourth (and OT): The Heat held a four-point lead entering the fourth quarter before the Knicks scored the first nine points, as the Heat were clanking their first seven shots, to take an 80-75 lead. The run was sparked by a McDermott four-point play. The Knicks eventually pushed the lead to six before the game became a nail biter. The overtime was much the same until Ellington's three gave the Heat lead and Richardson and James Johnson sealed the win with four free throws in the final 25 seconds.
"Definitely headed in the right direction," said Kelly Olynyk, who finished with 10 points and 10 rebounds. "We're getting bodies back, playing the right way, playing together, playing hard and you can see the chemistry is just starting to come together. Guys are playing together on both ends of the floor and playing well as a team."
Mucking it up: It wasn't quite old-school Heat-Knicks but the game turned ugly at times, especially in the second quarter, when they combined for 11 turnovers, including one stretch when the Knicks gave it away on four consecutive possessions and the Heat thanked them by giving it right back to them once and missing four shots on the other three possessions. The Heat cleaned it up with two turnovers in the fourth quarter and overtime. The Knicks finished with 19.
"The Knicks are a very hard nosed team, so nothing comes easy with them," Richardson said. "I think the guys definitely took to heart what we did in practice the other day, going at each other a little bit and it definitely carried over last game and this game. I think it's a testament to how well Spo has done with us."
Where's Whiteside? Hassan Whiteside played 23:22, finishing with 12 points, seven rebounds and two blocks, but the Heat's $98 million man was removed with 4:01 remaining in the third quarter – after scoring 10 points in the quarter – and did not return. Spoelstra went with Bam Adebayo and James Johnson to open the fourth quarter before bringing back Kelly Olynyk while keeping Johnson on the floor. The two then finished the game, as Johnson played the final 21 minutes, 32:56 in all in his second game back after missed six of seven games with bursitis in his right ankle. Johnson missed all seven of his shots but made four big free throws.
"I'm not at all hesitant to put him back in there," Spoelstra said of Whiteside. "I know he wanted to be in there. When they went small, that was the best lineup for us."
Streaking: The Heat have taken advantage of the favorable schedule and, just as importantly, are starting to turn home court into real advantage. Now, Miami can make this a very successful stretch by closing out this portion of the schedule with one more home win Sunday against the struggling Utah Jazz, who entered Friday having lost 11-of-14 games. What follows is a very difficult stretch of seven road games in the next eight and 11-of-14 away from home.
"Even though we're up (four) games over .500, we still think that we didn't play well the first 30 games." Dragic said. "You know, now you can see the season is turning around. But still, we can't relax. We need to put a lot of work in and try to get on a higher level."
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The Pacific Green Party of Oregon (PGP) is a political party in the U.S. state of Oregon. It is a member of the Green Party of the United States.
Pacific Green Party
of Oregon
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Eugene, OR 97440
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|Green Party (United States)
|International affiliation
|Global Greens
|Local Offices
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The party first gained widespread public attention during Ralph Nader's presidential campaign in 2000.
Pacific Green Party candidates have won elected office mostly at the local level; most winners of public office in Oregon who are considered Greens have won nonpartisan-ballot elections (that is, elected to positions for which no candidate is listed with any party on the ballot).
Pacific Greens emphasize grassroots democracy, social justice, nonviolence, environmentalism, decentralization and local autonomy, in keeping with the Green parties' endorsement of the Ten Key Values (10KV).
The party was founded as the Pacific Party in 1992,[citation needed] largely in response of the failure of the Democratic Party to provide meaningful opposition to the 1991 Gulf War.[citation needed] The name "Pacific" was chosen to reflect both the party's belief in regional decision-making and its commitment to peace.[citation needed] Although the state party always aligned with the international Green movement, including hosting the founding convention of the Association of State Green Parties in Portland in 1998, the word "Green" was not added to the party's name until 1999.[citation needed]
Many of the party's early electoral candidates were also highly involved in the forest protection movement. These included candidate for United States Senate Lou Gold in 1994; Joe Keating for Congress and Andy Davis for state representative in 1996; and Blair Bobier for governor and Karen Moskowitz for U.S. Senate in 1998.[citation needed] Davis and Keating were arrested for civil disobedience at the United States Forest Service office building in downtown Portland during the campaign, chaining themselves to a desk along with local activist attorney Stu Sugarman. This action was followed by activist Tre Arrow's ledge-sit at the same building several years later.[citation needed] Moskowitz has been visible at various Earth First! gatherings and is a well-known economist who proved that the Forest Service sells public timber at less than the public expense of administering timber sales.[citation needed]
Ralph Nader was the party's nominee for President of the United States in 1996, and his vice-presidential candidate, Winona LaDuke, came to Portland and walked a local picket line in support of raising the minimum wage.[citation needed] In addition to running candidates for office that year, the Pacific Party helped pass initiatives to raise the state minimum wage and expand the Portland area light rail system.[citation needed]
In 2000, in addition to nominating Ralph Nader for the Presidency, the Green Party nominated environmental activist Tre Arrow to run for Oregon's 3rd congressional district against incumbent Earl Blumenauer. Arrow had gained prominence in July 2000 by staging a high-profile protest in downtown Portland, Oregon, when he scaled a United States Forest Service building and lived on a ledge for 11 days to protest the plan to log Eagle Creek.[3] His protest played an important role in reversing the Forest Service's plans to log the area.[4] Arrow received 15,000 votes in his run for Congress.[5] In 2001 Arrow appeared on the Federal Bureau of Investigation's "most wanted" list in connection with arson, and other activities of the Earth Liberation Front. Arrow, who was apprehended in Canada, was sentenced in August 2008 in a Portland, Oregon federal court to 78 months in federal prison for his part in two arson attacks in 2001.[6]
In 2004, Teresa Keane, the Green Party's candidate for the United States Senate, won 2.4% of the vote – more than any other Green candidate for the U.S. Senate in that year. In 2006 Keane was elected Chair of the newly formed Green Senatorial Campaign Committee (GSCC),[7] a seven-member committee elected by the National Committee of the Green Party of the United States to raise funds for senate candidates.[8]
The party's platform emphasizes environmentalism, social justice, social democratic policies, respect for diversity, peace and nonviolence. The party's platform outlines the following positions and policies:[9]
- Repeal of the USA PATRIOT Act
- Immediate end to the U.S. military occupation of Iraq
- Public campaign financing for all campaigns for public office and strict limits on political campaign contributions
- Supports net neutrality
- Supports instant run-off voting, proportional representation in the Oregon State Legislature, and proportional allocation of Oregon's Electoral College (United States) votes by Congressional district with the end goal of electing the President solely by the popular vote with the abolishment of the Electoral College (United States)
- Voting rights for convicted felons and ex-felons
- Passage of a Single-payer health care system
- Protection of a women's right to abortion and supportive of legal physician-assisted suicide
- Supports legal same-sex marriage including gay adoption
- Establishment of carbon taxes to promote use of renewable energy
- Opposed to nuclear weapons and to using nuclear power to generate electricity
- Supports legalization and cultivation of hemp and marijuana
- Supports a ban on patent claims on naturally originating organisms and plants
- Supports the establishment of a federal Department of Peace
- Reduce the military budget of the United States to less than $150 billion annually
- Supports emphasizing prevention and rehabilitation over incarceration and repealing the Oregon Ballot Measure 11 (1994) that established mandatory minimum sentences
- Supports the release of nonviolent drug offenders from prison
- Opposed to private prisons
- Abolish the death penalty
- Abolish the state's lottery
Elected officialsEdit
There are currently five elected Green officeholders in the state of Oregon.[10]
- Josiah Dean, City Council, Dufur
- Matt Donahue, Circuit Court Judge (Benton County)
- Michael Sonnleitner, Board of Directors of Portland Community College
- Alex Polikoff, Corvallis Rural Fire Protection District
- Cindy Johnsen, John Day Water District, Commissioner Position 5 (Clatsop County)
Structure and compositionEdit
The Pacific Green Party has one central 'Coordinating Committee' composed of seven members elected to one and two year terms.
The PGP is recognized as a statewide political party by the Oregon Secretary of State.[11]
See alsoEdit
- ^ https://gpus.org/elections/green-officeholders-june-2019/
- ^ "Oregon Secretary of State: Election Statistics". sos.oregon.gov. Retrieved 2015-12-25.
- ^ "EPA Misled Public on Quality of U.S. Drinking Water". Environment News Service. March 16, 2004. Retrieved 2007-06-17.
- ^ Smith, Carlton (November 26, 2003). "Grooming an ELF". Willamette Week. Retrieved 2007-04-19.
- ^ MacLeod, Andres (March 30, 2005). "Tre Arrow, the Straight Arrow". Willamette Week. Retrieved 2007-06-17.
- ^ "Eco-Arsonist Sentenced to 78 Months Prison Released - News". Mostwantedhoes.com. Archived from the original on 2016-03-03. Retrieved 2015-12-25.
- ^ [1] Archived September 27, 2007, at the Wayback Machine
- ^ [2] Archived September 28, 2007, at the Wayback Machine
- ^ PGP Staff (2006-10-07). "Platform - Pacific Green Party of Oregon" (PDF). Pacific Green Party. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2010-11-26. Retrieved 2010-09-26.
- ^ http://www.gp.org/officeholders
- ^ "Political Parties in Oregon" (Website). Elections Division. Oregon Secretary of State. September 18, 2006. Retrieved 2006-12-03.


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"People had reservations about the tutu in the opening sequence," Sarah Jessica Parker told EW in 2003. But she and costume designer Patricia Field "stuck to [their] guns." And so it was that even before her first scene, Carrie Bradshaw and her $5 vintage tulle skirt became an instant fashion classic. Fittingly, the tutu, from Parker's personal collection, makes a cameo in the movie."
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- 3-6 yards of white tulle depending on the fullness you want
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1. Start by ironing even lines into the slip for the layers.
2. Roll out tulle and fold into an even tube (best way to cut tulle evenly).
3. Measure the layers from the slip. (I usually go about 3-4 inches below the lines.) The bottom should be shorter. Mine was about 6 inches.
4. Cut the tube of tulle in even strips according to measurements in the previous step.
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Fox News under fire for campaign ad-style anti-Obama video
(CBS News) Fox News is under fire for a campaign ad-style four-minute video highly critical of President Obama, which ran twice on the cable channel's morning program "Fox & Friends" on Wednesday morning.
Co-host Gretchen Carlson introduced the video, saying "let's take a look back" at the president's term with the graphic "looking back at four years of 'change'" on the bottom of the television screen.
The video opens with crowds chanting "O-ba-ma," followed by words on the screen saying "Fox & Friends presents 'Hope and Change.'"
About 30 seconds in, ominous music begins and continues throughout the entire video that is interspersed with Mr. Obama's speeches and dire-sounding news anchors talking about the debt, the economy and the cost of gas.
At the end of the ad, the three co-hosts thank producer Chris White for doing a "great job" and the "tremendous amount of research" put into creating the video.
The video was posted on the Fox News website earlier in the day, but it appears to have been taken down.
Liberal media watch-dog group Media Matters, which is often critical of Fox News, first drew attention to the segment. A blog post that contains the video says, "While Fox & Friends has long been a home for some of the most vicious, misleading, petty, and dishonest attacks on President Obama, they crossed a new ethical line today by producing and airing what is essentially a four-minute anti-Obama attack ad."
Meanwhile, conservative blogger Ed Morrissey did not jump to Fox News' defense, writing in his Hot Air blog: "If anyone wanted to look for evidence that the overall Fox News organization intends to campaign against Obama rather than cover the campaign, this video would be difficult to refute as evidence for that claim."
In response to the controversy, Fox News Executive Vice President of Programming Bill Shine released a statement to TV Newser: "The package that aired on FOX & Friends was created by an associate producer and was not authorized at the senior executive level of the network. This has been addressed with the show's producers."


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Hublot frames H012, Hublot and Italia Independent polarised sunglasses
From the 2018 collection by Italia Independent and Hublot, these men's sunglasses with a contemporary look are stylishly designed and hand-finished in every detail.
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