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Jedediah Koalani Murray of Huntington, Utah returned to his loving Heavenly Father peacefully on Sun., July 23, 2006, of injuries sustained in an auto/bike accident. Jedediah was born, Feb. 24, 2001, in Magna, Utah to Terry and Barbara Bateman Murray.
Jedediah's true character was expressed and felt by the literal meaning of his given name. Jedediah in Hebrew means friend to God. Koalani in Hawaiian means Heavenly Warrior. Jedediah's greatest accomplishments have been to serve his Father in Heaven through the sharing of his many talents.
Jedediah enjoyed family, service, art, sports, reading, intelligent conversation and lots of fun with C.J., Josie and all his friends. Our family is very privileged to have him a part of our lives. All those who had the blessing of knowing him were touched by his sweet spirit. We will miss him.
Jedediah is survived by his loving parents; grandparents, Lenore and Clyde D. Murray, James and Peggy Bateman and Maymo Scott; six brothers and one sister; Jared, Jameson, Jacob, Malia, Jordan, Jaron and Jaden Murray.
A celebration of Jedediah's life was held on July 26, 2006 at the Lindquist's Bountiful Mortuary. Interment: Altonah, Utah city cemetery, email condolences to email@example.com
CLEVELAND-Our loving father, grandfather and longtime friend, John Ward Tucker passed away peacefully July 21, 2006 at the age of 90. He was born Jan. 1, 1916 in Cleveland, Utah to Moses and Florence Ward Tucker.
On May 3, 1937, Ward married Cecilia Ruth Jensen, in Price; she died April 25, 1994. He was a lifelong resident of Cleveland where he enjoyed many wonderful years farming with his family.
He loved being in the outdoors, especially when he was participating in rodeos and racing horses. He was a retired member of the United Mine Workers of America, Hiawatha Local #6363.
Ward will be dearly missed by his family and a community of friends.
He is survived by his sons, Roy (Deloris) Tucker, Huntington; Voy (Clistie) Tucker, Moab; Deloye Tucker, Cleveland; sister, Madge Nelson, Cleveland; nine grandchildren, 23 great-grandchildren, and one great-great-granddaughter. Preceded in death by his parents, wife, son, Cloye Tucker; four brothers and two sisters.
Funeral service was held Tues. July 25, 2006 at 11 a.m. at Mitchell Funeral Home. Family was at Mitchell's Tuesday one hour prior to service. Interment in Cleveland City Cemetery.
SUNNYSIDE- Geraldine Jones "Grandma Geri" passed away July 29, 2006 at Price Hospital surrounded by loving family. Grandma Geri was loved by her children, her grandchildren, her great-grandchildren and many friends.
Grandma Geri was born Dec. 11, 1929 in Orangeville, Utah to Alvin and Elverta Johnson. Married Keith R. Jones on May 21, 1946 in Orangeville, Utah.
Grandma Geri was known for her stout heart and strong work ethics, indeed she was a very independent woman. That did not however prevent her from sharing a love to all those whose lives she touched. She welcomed all those who came to her doorstep with open arms. She loved hunting, fishing and gardening. As a seamstress Grandma Geri made clothes for her children and grandchildren. She worked at Korets of California as a seamstress for many years.
One of Grandma Geri's most admirable traits was her love for her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Her love stemmed from the fact that she herself was young at heart. It was not an uncommon thing to see her climbing trees or playing games with her grandchildren, games that she herself instigated. She was full of love for all. In her latter years many friends from Joe's Valley came to her aid, such was the impact of the lives she touched.
Grandma Geri was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Keith and her son David.
She is survived by her children Roger and Susan Jensen (Castle Dale, Utah), Russell and Jacka Jones (Castle Dale, Utah), John and Kathryn Lozinsky (Hayden, Colo.); Roger and Carla Jones (East Carbon, Utah), Don and Peggy Swanson (American Fork, Utah), 21 grandchildren and 30 great- grandchildren. Siblings Leonard Johnson, LaNore Porter, Lucille Griffiths, Judy Durffee.
Thank you to Community Nursing Home Health and staff. A special thank you to Tisa and Alysia for their extra loving care. She will be missed by all.
Memorial services will be held at Fausett Mortuary in Castle Dale, Wed., Aug. 2, 2006 at 11 a.m. Visitation one hour prior to services under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
In lieu of flowers please make donations to a charity of your choice.
HELPER-Louisa Regina Salazar-Bueno, age 85, passed away July 24, 2006 in Helper. She was born Nov. 10, 1920 in Alcalde, N.M. to Luis and Cleofas Lopez Salazar. She married Max Bueno, October 1940 in Helper; he passed away on Feb. 16, 1973.
Louisa was a longtime resident of Helper where she was a member of St. Anthony's Catholic Church. She loved visiting with family and friends, especially when she was visiting and sharing her music at the senior citizens center.
Louisa was blessed with a big heart, and she received many special thanks and recognition for her dedication and concern of others. She enjoyed cooking, bingo, embroidering, traveling with family, and going out to eat.
She is survived by her children, Tina (Osmundo) Herrera, Nambe, N.M.; Dennis (Anita) Salazar, Price; Virginia (John) Solis, Helper; Maxine (Jesus) Zamarron, Albuquerque, N.M.; Max Bueno, Salt Lake City; Molly (Tomas) Solis, Price; Johnny (Mary) Bueno, Price; sister, Jerry Montoya, Alcalde, N.M.; sister-in-law, Maxine Salazar, Alcalde, N.M.; also survived by 21 grandchildren, 23 great-grandchildren, and special friend Tino Gutierrez. Preceded in death by her husband, son, Louie Bueno; brothers and sisters, Clorinda Garcia, Feliberto Lopez, Agrepina Chacon, Mariaita Salazar, Floripe Salazar, Quirino Salazar, Felipe Salazar, Benny Salazar, and Wilfred Salazar.
Vigil service was held Wed. July 26, 2006 at 6 p.m. at St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Helper, and Fri. July 28, 2006 at 7 p.m. at St. Ann's Catholic Church in Alcalde, N.M. Funeral Mass was Sat. July 29, 2006 at 9 a.m. at St. Ann's Catholic Church. Committal service, Lavillita Cemetery, Alcalde, N.M., under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.
PRICE-Our precious angel, Glen A. Lemmon, age 32, walked away from this world July 24, 2006. He was born Dec. 4, 1973 in Price to Pat and Ginger Lemmon. From his birth Glen traveled a difficult path.
No matter the obstacle he pushed on, inspiring everyone who knew him with his remarkable strength, unrelenting courage, and unconditional love. Rarely do we find an individual that can change you for a lifetime simply by their presence.
Glen was blessed to have the very best aunts, uncles and cousins. They were all so good to him. But most of all Glen's Grandpa Merrill and Grandma Betty were the best grandparents anyone could ever hope for. They took him on many, many camping trips so Glen could do his most favorite thing and that was fishing. Fishing is only one of many things they did with Glen.
Glen had many special friends he loved to spend time at the Apple House. Glen was blessed to have the very best aides while attending Castle Valley Center. Lorene Miller who we considered her more of a second mother than just his aide. Glen loved his aides Cori Swasey, Amber Christenson, Candy Jaramillo and Michael Wood. Nicole Staker was a lifelong friend that he also loved. Jenna Davis was Glen's girlfriend. They made the cutest couple and loved going to the prom with each other.
Glen is survived by parents, Pat and Ginger Lemmon; brothers, T.J. Lemmon, Salt Lake City; Brett Lemmon, Price; grandparents, Merrill and Betty Jones, Price; and many loving aunts, uncles and cousins.
Memorial mass was held Thurs. July 27, 2006 at 10 a.m. at St. Anthony Catholic Church. Vigil service was Wednesday evening at 7 p.m. at Mitchell Funeral Home. Family was a Mitchell's Wednesday and Thursday one hour prior to service. Committal service, Price City Cemetery.
PRICE-Our beloved comforter is now comforted. Gregory Edward Fausett, 50, died July 25, 2006, of injuries sustained in an automobile accident. He was born Nov. 3, 1955 in San Francisco, Calif. to Grant and Betty Shaw Fausett. Sealed for time and all eternity to Terri Godbout, Oct. 6, 1978, in the Los Angeles, Calif. Temple.
Greg received his Eagle Scout award at 14. He served an honorable mission in the Washington D.C. Mission, followed by the Brazil Sao Paulo South Mission.
He loved music, photography, shooting, and sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ. Every family he served at Fausett Mortuary became a part of his heart. He worked at Fausett Mortuary in Price for 30 years, the last six as owner and operator. He was the Price Red Cross liaison, a member of the Nine Mile Players and a former member of the Price Vocal Ensemble and a previous officer on the Price Elks Club. He attended Brigham Young University, College of Eastern Utah, and graduated with a degree in mortuary science from Cypress College in California.
Greg is survived by his parents, Price; wife, Terry, Price; children (to whom he was a hero), Aaron (Sara Anne) Fausett, Billings, Mont.; Natalie (Clayton) Lofthouse, West Jordan; Heather Fausett, Price; Elder Jonathan Fausett, Argentina Buenos Aries South Mission; Sarah Fausett and Megan Fausett, Price. Grandchildren Caleb and Elisabeth. Brother and sisters, Steve (Louise) Fausett, Salem; Betty Jean (Garth) Guymon, Fruit Heights; Brad (Mindy) Fausett, Eagle Mountain; Sue (Mark) Larsen, St. George; Charlotte (Joshua) Frame, St. George. Father and mother-in-law John and Sonjia Godbout, Mesa, Ariz.; and a special grandmother Mildred Cox. Many nieces and nephews. Aunt and uncles, Max Fausett, Bertha Sanders, Bill (Kathleen) Shaw, George Buckway, Grace (Bill) Morris, Archie (Ewana) McLaughlin, Bernard (Jean) Shaw, Theda Johnston. Also survived by a wonderful and gifted mortuary staff he loved and appreciated so much. Preceded in death by grandparents and baby brother Kevin.
Funeral services were held Mon. July 31 at 1 p.m. at the Price Stake Center, 150 South 500 East. Viewing at Fausett Mortuary from 6-8 p.m. on Sunday and also from 11:30-12:45 prior to the service at the church. Burial in Price City Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary. Alma 5:26-27; Sing, our Angel.
LAWRENCE-Lavell "Red" Wilson, beloved uncle, cousin, and friend, passed away July 25, 2006. Red was born Dec. 24, 1922 in Lawrence. In his younger years Red broke horses, which was something he was very gifted at. He had a love for horses.
Red herded cattle for the Marsing Brothers. He left the Marsing Brothers to work in the coal mines, which he did for 28 years at Hiawatha. His love for farming never left his heart so he and his brother worked a farm aside from also working in the coal mines.
In 1965 he was married to Ellnamae Nielson in Las Vegas. Red and Ellnamae were married for 20 years and later divorced.
Red was the youngest child and preceded in death by two sisters, Lillian Wilson and Marry Christensen, and two brothers, Jessco and Ernest, all were raised in Lawrence.
Graveside services were held in Lawrence on Fri. July 28, 2006 at 11 a.m. under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.


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The development of the rightwing component of Special Collections took on a new meaning and significance to the Library staff when, in 1999, during a period that has come to be been called the "Summer of Hate", two Central Valley brothers, Matthew and Tyler Williams, firebombed three synagogues in Sacramento, including the destruction of the library of the oldest synagogue in the West, which had contained thousands of historic books and documents. This was followed a few weeks later by the brothers' murder of a gay couple, Gary Matson (a UCD alumnus in Environmental Horticulture) and his partner Winfield Mowder, in Redding, California. When the brothers were captured, the police found in their possession, (in addition to their hit list of further murder targets in the Sacramento area), a collection of pamphlets published by various extreme rightwing religious groups. A search which was done at the time by the Library staff revealed that these publications were virtually unattainable in libraries anywhere in the country, meaning that there was no ready means of access for scholars and researchers to study this material.
These incidents were followed a few weeks later by the shooting in Los Angeles of four children and staff members in a child care facility run by the North Valley Jewish Center in the San Fernando Valley. When the shooter, Buford Furrow, was captured, the police discovered in the truck of his car, a copy of white supremacist Ben Kassen's book The White Man's Bible advocating a "racial holy war" in the United States. Again, a search was done at the time and it was found that at that point in time, a copy of 1981 book was not available in research libraries. This resulted in a renewed emphasis on acquiring examples of publications of these groups and individuals whose words had inspired so much hate and violence, yet whose works were largely unavailable for study. These efforts, under the general direction of the Associate University Librarian for Collections, led to the Library building over the next few years a collection of over 2,000 pamphlets from extreme right groups, as well as the acquisitions of some hundreds of books, and a number of video and audiotapes produced by these groups. For a number of these publications, UC Davis is the only library in the United States to own a copy.
Taken as a whole, the collection is one of only a few such collections in the country, and offers a rare window into the world of political, cultural, and religious extremism in America. It is important to remember that political and religious extremism has had a significant impact on American history from the days of the Salem witch trials, to the years of Klan lynchings, to the more recent bombings of the Oklahoma City Federal Building and the destruction of the World Trade Towers, with its resultant killing of thousands of innocent people. In order for students and scholars to understand these darker chapters in human history it is necessary from them to have access to works and words that have inspired these actions. It is for this purpose that Special Collections houses such collections.
These collections have been used to support the research and teaching needs of classes studying "Conspiracy Theories in Twentieth Century America." The students examined (1) the writings of the white supremacist movement, (2) anti-Semitic works such as the writings of holocaust denial proponents, and (3) texts on racism including scarce tracts from the anti-integrationist "citizens councils" of the 1950's and 1960's.

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The world's biggest asset manager runs $4 trillion in investor assets– a sum so massive that it's bigger than the annual GDP of either France or Germany. It's nearly twice the size of the entire exchange-traded fund market globally ($2.22 trillion at last check).
And yet ETFs are growing fast enough that they are becoming the key engine of BlackRock's (BLK) growth. The firm, which is also the world's biggest ETF company, just reported third-quarter results. ETFs accounted for 80% of BlackRock's $25.3 billion in long-term net inflows for the period. They're still a few percentage points shy of 25% of the company, as total assets go.
Fund flows come and they go, but BlackRock's iShares over the last year is growing at an annualized rate of 11%, so expect its heft to keep increasing. (That growth clip is actually below average in the ETF industry, which has been growing at an annual rate of 30% or so for years.)
BlackRock's U.S. ETF business, the biggest in the industry, is just shy of $630 billion in investor assets. State Street (STT), with its sector funds and the battered-but-still-popular SPDR Gold Trust (GLD) is #2, at $341 billion. Vanguard Group's not far behind State Street, at $312 billion.
Worries about competition, especially from Vanguard and Charles Schwab (SCHW), that used to dog BlackRock's stock aren't doing so lately. BLK is up nearly 41% for the year. Here's what Barron's colleague Lawrence C. Strauss wrote a year ago in a bullish magazine piece, back when the stock was at $186. Today, including Wednesday's 3% rise, it fetches more than $290:
BlackRock's revenue is split about evenly among the institutional, retail, and iShares ETF businesses. The latter categories offer the most growth potential, even though fee pressure on ETFs has unsettled some investors. iShares has lost market share to Vanguard, which focuses on U.S. retail clients and charges low fees. As of August, BlackRock controlled 51% of the U.S. ETF market, and Vanguard, 24%, according to Goldman Sachs. Vanguard is moving to lower fees further by switching index providers (see ETF Focus), while BlackRock is expected to unveil a new strategy shortly that could involve fee cuts for certain ETFs.
Yet, there is plenty of growth potential for both companies in the $1.2 trillion ETF industry. Luke Montgomery of Bernstein Research estimates the ETF market will grow by at least 12% annually, to $6 trillion, by 2025. "We are having one of our best years ever" in ETFs, Fink tells Barron's.
Even with BlackRock's ETF market share slipping, Kelly estimates that ETFs' contribution to earnings will reach nearly $8 a share in 2015, up from an estimated $4.50 in 2012. He adds that "the potential earnings impact of any new competitive response to Vanguard's ETF strategy might not be as great as some feared."
Correction 12:31 p.m.: The original version of this blog post stated that $4 trillion is "nearly equal in size to France's annual GDP." Nope. It's bigger than France's GDP, and Germany's, too.


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edkrueger wrote:entropyembrace wrote:edkrueger wrote:entropyembrace wrote:Lower grades of matcha have stronger flavours and can be really good...but that´s more in the $15 per 30g range...
If you pay Japanese market prices, you can get descent koicha sutable matcha for as little as 600 yen for 20g. That said, it will be pretty boring.
Can you get Japanese market prices without traveling to Japan (which is much more expensive than paying the markups)?
Yep. Just order from a Japanese vendor. Ippodo, Horaido or Koyama-en will work. The shipping is still WAY less than the markups. Markups are about 300% where shipping+price is about 150%
I do order my Japanese teas from Japanese vendors...Ippodo is the only one I´ve seen selling cheap matcha claimed to be suitable for koicha.


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text: Sage Mills is pleased to announce the marriage of his mom Kasey Lynn Reid to Kristopher Lee Barker, son of Kelly and Steve Wilson of Huntington. Bride's parents are the Delynn and Kelly Mann, and late Jeffrey Lee Reid of Castle Dale. Kasey and Kris were married July 2 in beautiful Lake Tahoe.


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One year I had red bows and faux evergreens in my concrete baskets. I'm using red bows again because they really looked nice. Well, I had a large pinecone hanging from each side of the porch, but I don't know where I stored them. This year I bought two huge shatterproof ornaments to hang out there.
Good idea or not? Does anyone else have huge ornaments on the porch?
I can't decorate the porch for Christmas until after Thanksgiving. I wish our Thanksgiving came in October like the Canadians' Thanksgiving.


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When I haul out our backpacks, Argos leaps for joy. Time for another wilderness trip! A weekend outing in a nearby national forest or a week-long adventure in Washington State's Glacier Peak Wilderness is equally exciting for my 12-year-old Shepherd mix. He knows we're headed out to do some backpacking, and boy, is he ready!
You and your dog can get ready too — and why not? Once, at the summit of Angel's Rest (a bluff on the Columbia River Gorge), about a three-mile uphill trek from the trailhead, I met a full-of-beans Dachshund who was in great shape. Most dogs can enjoy trekking the outdoors. Just be realistic about your dog's endurance potential and tailor your trip to suit his abilities. Few experiences match hiking with a dog on backcountry trails, and with the right planning and preparation, your trip will be fun, safe and respectful of the animals and plants whose home you're visiting.
Preparation is key, and it begins with things that — as a responsible dog owner — you've already done. Your dog is spayed or neutered (which reduces that roaming urge) and microchipped (collars are a choking risk and tags can fall off). You've made sure he's trained to respond to basic obedience cues, which will help you manage his behavior on the trail, and he's current on the vaccinations that will keep both him and wildlife safe.
Although the rabies vaccine is the only one required by law, others are essential when you're hiking in wild areas, and even in nearby "urban wilds," where foxes and coyotes make their homes and where water sources may be contaminated. Not only is an unvaccinated dog at risk of contracting disease, he can also transmit disease to wild canines. Your dog should be vaccinated against bordetella ("kennel cough") and have the standard DHLPP inoculation, which protects against distemper; canine hepatitis; parvo; parainfluenza; and two strains of leptospirosis, a bacterial disease most frequently transmitted by direct contact with contaminated urine, either on land or in water. Several veterinarians I spoke with suggested a leptospirosis vaccine that protects against four common strains; they also warned that even a dog who's recovered from the illness may shed the bacteria in his urine for up to a year, and shouldn't be taken into a wild area during that time.
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Few dogs can do a backpacking trip without endurance training. Start close to home with hour-long hikes (adjust according to your dog's fitness level), and include uneven terrain to toughen his paws and give him a cardio workout. Within weeks, you're likely to be ready for day-long excursions farther afield. Provide plenty of water and snack breaks, and hike only as fast and as far as your dog can go comfortably. Get him used to wading and even swimming. Some dogs take one look at a rushing stream and say Forget it!, but if you build the challenges slowly and make water training fun, many will be unfazed by white-water riffles.
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Dammit Courtney make the fucking shot. I got 25 bucks on this finals and I'd be damn if I lose it.
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Dammit Courtney make the fucking shot. I got 25 bucks on this finals and I'd be damn if I lose it.
i know, twice he failed. and with a layup no less!!
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I say Lakers in six as well only because I hate the Lakers.....if not I'd say four.
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If you connect your Facebook account within your personal settings, you can share with friends that you're going to an event and ask them to join you. To change this setting, log into your account via the Login button at the top of the page, then click Account > Account Settings > Facebook Log In.
Once you have synced your Facebook account, you'll now have the option whenever you RSVP for an event to share the info on Facebook. You can also promote the event on Facebook via the Like button on each event page, or by using the related hashtag on Twitter or Instagram.
RSVP For Event
When you are interested in an event, you have two options to continue to get information about it. You can select either Watch This or I'm Going.
Watch This: Watching an event will keep it on your list of events on your profile page that interest you. You haven't committed to it, but you find it intriguing.
I'm Going: Selecting that you're going to an event will add the event to your personal calendar. Based on your privacy settings, your profile photo will appear in the list of attendees and you'll have the option to share with friends via Facebook that you're attending the event.
Syncing the Events Calendar
You can sync the Events Calendar with your personal iCal, Outlook or Google calendar, or create a personal RSS feed. This will automatically tell the calendar to add events you've RSVP'd for to your personal calendar, and update the listing on your calendar if any event details (time, location, etc.) are changed.
To sync with your personal calendar, click Account then My Calendar. At the bottom right of the page, you'll see your subscription options. Click on the option - RSS, iCal & Outlook or Google Calendar - that best suits you, then follow the prompts to sync with the Emmanuel events calendar. You can unsubscribe at any time by removing your subscription from your personal calendar.
Following Groups
You can find an Emmanuel College group several ways. On the home page you can either search for the group in the search bar in the upper right hand corner of the page or you can find a complete listing of clubs under Groups in the righthand column.
You can also find a group on the event detail page. Sponsoring clubs are listed beneath the description of the event.
By clicking on the link, it will bring you to that group's page where you can send a request to join the group. Once an administrator for that group has accepted you, that group will be a part of your Events profile so the page and the group's events are easy to access.
Entering a New Event
Any user can enter an Emmanuel College event by clicking Add New Event. The listing for this new event will go into a pending queue to be approved by an Administrator. Administrators are able to enter an event and have details show up immediately. If you are an Emmanuel College faculty or staff member and would like administrative access, please e-mail email@example.com.


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Lomasi Color Gel- Curiosity .25 oz- Step 3
- Overview
- Features
- The look of nail polish, and the performance of gel.
- Removes in 15 minutes with no damage to the natural nail.
- Up to two weeks of wear on the hands, and four weeks of wear on the feet.
- Up to 20 full sets per bottle.
- Dries fast with no smudging.
- No chipping.
- No DBP, Toluene, or Formaldehyde.
- No Odor.
Lomasi Color Gel- Curiosity .25 oz Step 3 is a fast and easy way to do long lasting gel manicures and pedicures in the comfort of your own home. Take a seat, relax and give yourself ample time to go over the instructions from start to finish. The more patient you are, the better your results will be.
Please note that all Lomasi Gel Polishes must be cured with either a UV or LED light (available in the Lomasi kit).
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Tip: Apply on four fingers, cure. Then apply on thumb, cure. First, roll the color bottle upside down between the palms for 20 seconds. Spin the stem of the brush around the inside neck of the bottle. This ensures that the proper amount of color will be on the brush. Gently wipe each side of the brush against the neck of the bottle. Using the same brush "fanning" technique from Step 2, apply color. Be sure to apply each layer of color in very thin coats.
Super Chic Mauve.When I bought Curiosity, I thought it was a deep burgundy red. swatch be damned! I was suprised to see the purple tones but I tried it out anyway. It's really pretty with my olive toned skin. I like to wear this because it looks amazing with all the nude/beige/peach/taupe Spring outfits.
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The Vegan Month of Food is drawing to a close. The purpose of this month of intensive blogging was to show the world how fun, easy, delicious (and normal) vegan food can be (I can't say the same for gluten-free food, but that's for another day). Vegan MoFo has also been about dispelling misconceptions. Sure, I eat tofu, I eat lentils, but I also enjoy a wide and colorful variety of plant-based food, some of it deliciously unhealthy. Cooking for myself, frequenting vegan-friendly restaurants, and trading ideas with other vegan food bloggers, I sometimes forget how baffling and restrictive a vegan diet can seem to people from outside my food community.
This week, we've got family from across the country staying with us, and trying to plan meals that will satisfy everyone has reminded me of the tension between veganism and the way most Americans eat. One dinner highlighted the common misconception that vegan food = rabbit food: monotonous, flavorless, and relentlessly healthy. The other night, through a series of compromises and circumstances beyond my control, we ended up at Chili's. Fortunately, I was able to print their allergy menu beforehand and study my options. Eliminate meat, eggs, dairy, and gluten from the Chili's menu, and you're left with a dinner salad, sans cheese and croutons. Iceberg lettuce and dry carrots that were shredded last week do not make an attractive or satisfying meal. I picked at my salad and waited until I could get home and eat real dinner: corn tortillas, leftover lentil salad, and blueberry pie a la mode.
I'm not complaining; I wasn't expecting anything better. Vegans, gourmands, and food allergy-sufferers have no business eating at Chili's. But I'm disappointed that a humane meal is still so hard to find outside my vegan bubble; I'm frustrated that to most people eating the Standard American Diet, veganism looks unattractive and unrealistic.
It's easy, really. And totally delicious.
Being vegan does not mean eating salad everyday; it does mean choosing better, more creative restaurants than the chains found next to shopping malls. Unless you live in one of a handful of vegan-friendly major cities, eating well as a vegan requires learning to cook well (from scratch). It means collecting cookbooks and gathering inspiration from other vegans online and in person. It may mean skipping the grocery store for a farmers' market or coop in order to find the freshest fruits and vegetables. To eat well as a vegan, you must love food: cooking it, eating it, shopping for it, and reading about it. Veganism is not deprivation; it is deepening your relationship with fruits, vegetables, legumes, and grains.
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Type: New Feature
Status: Closed
Priority: Minor
Resolution: Fixed
Affects Version/s: 1.9.3
Fix Version/s: None
Component/s: Block: Curriculum design tool
This is a new moodle block called 'Curriculum Design Tool'. It has the functions:
- Design curriculum maps relating to competencies (educational goals), professional abilities (learning objectives), learning activities (resources) and assessments.
- Submission of learning activities by educators with associated searchable metadata
- Review submitted materials
- Search and browse published curriculum maps and get related learning object repositories.
- Rate learning objects
- Checking out materials from the learning object repositories via a shopping cart model (free shopping)
- Gap analysis for selected learning object items
- Packaging of selected curricula items with a dynamically created curriculum description including links to learning activities and assessments.
- Tracking of downloads and follow up surveying of users.
I provided the example site below for the project coordinator to take a look to get idea how this application works. Some page needs login, I will create an account for project coordinator when I get response from the coordinator.
Gliffy Diagrams
- All
- Comments
- Work Log
- History
- Activity
- Links Hierarchy
In the uploaded zip file, the 'pla' module is missing a 'db' sub-directory, which should contain at least the install.xml file.
Thank you for your generosity in sharing this work with the rest of the Moodle community. The functionality sounds like it could be very useful to the Moodle community, and the demo looks promising.
I've had a look at the module and block code, and now see that the tables used by the module are installed by the block's db/install.xml file while all of the functionality that uses the tables is in the module. That breaks convention, and means that an organisation would need to always upgrade both the block and module in the future.
In addition to the above, I have a number of concerns starting with the module and block, starting with:
1. The module doesn't seem to follow Moodle's guidelines for developing modules (http://docs.moodle.org/en/Development:Modules). For example, none of the functions have a 'pla_' prefix, etc.
2. The module also doesn't seem to follow Moodle's general coding style guidelines (http://docs.moodle.org/en/Development:Coding_style).
3. Most of the require_once for config.php do not point to the corrected location (should be '../../config.php' instead of '../config.php'), so many pages don't load.
Unfortunately, I don't have time to analyse the code further.
Thanks for your comments. When I developed the application, I wanted to reuse a lot of moodle libraries, I did not attempt to build an activity module since activity module is related to each course. The application I developed is on top of all courses. That is why I put everything in a separate folder called pla. When I started developing, I was relative new to moodle, in the middle of developing, I realized what I am doing is more like moodle block, if I use block feature, it is easy to maintain, upgrade. That is why I started a block which only does few things, database installation, or upgrade, the block itself just has one link pointing to the index page of pla folder which is the home page of the application.
I understands the problem you mentioned. I can covert everything into block. So there will be no separate pla folder, everything will be under block/pla/, in this way, whether it can solve some of the problems you mentioned?
I can modify the code to follow the coding style. I did check the coding style, I tried to follow. But I will check again, if anything is wrong, I will correct them.
If possible, if you can give me a link about guidelines to develop block, that will be great.
So if I make the changes, can I send the package to you again for you to check?
Thanks for your time and help.
Ye - Many thanks for sharing this block with the community. I second Jonathan's comments about getting everything under /blocks/pla which will make the code easier to treat as a block plugin similar to what I did with the mrbs block which had a lot of its own code base. It took me a while to figure out that it was best to put it all in blocks but that does help resolve a lot of issues. Once you move things around and get it working again, just re-upload the revised version here in the tracker and then I can review and test it. As for coding guidelines, I would encourage you to start at http://docs.moodle.org/en/Coding and just let us know if you have questions. Do not hestitate to let me know if you need help with anything. Peace - Anthony
I put all files into blocks/pla folder. But I have few questions. I went through coding guideline from moodle again, I can modify my codes to meet most of them, however I have one problem. In the coding guide line, it asks one class one file. But one of my heavy used script is the back end php script to process ajax request, in the script, i have a top parent class and few child classes inherit top parent class. Whether this is acceptable?
Another problem is javascript, I used third party javascript to deal with Ajax, menu, and tree structure. Now I found YUI can have the similar libraries to use. Whether it is okay I keep the third party javascripts for now. Later I will replace them with YUI libraries which needs a lot of work to do so.
Ye - I am in the midst of another semester of classes and as such am a bit distracted. Your questions are good ones and I recall (but not well enough to remember what was said) a conversation about YUI vs. AJAX. Would you mind asking the question on the General Developer Forum (http://moodle.org/mod/forum/view.php?id=55) and if you do not get a response just let me know and I'll try to encourage someone who has their mind in the code to give you a good answer. Thanks for your understanding. On such things I generally find it more helpful to get feedback from the community at large rather than just one person's take on such things. Peace - Anthony
I have made significant changes in the package and also the URL for demo site also changed. How I can upload new package to overwrite the old one and provide new URL.
Ye - My apologies for the delayed response. Once the semester got started I did not have a chance to catch up on issues that were in my follow up folder so at last I am starting to play catch up. Thanks for your patience. You should be able to upload the revised file (with the same name) here to the tracker. Once you do, then I can evaluate it and let you know how to proceed from there. Let me know how I can be of help. Peace - Anthony
Now that Moodle 2.0 is released, I am trying to resolve any inactive issues. I am going to resolve this issue as incomplete as it seemed we were waiting for your updates. I am not sure what happened but if you do still want this code in contrib just let me know and I can re-open the issue. Thanks for your work on this and let me know how I can best be of help. Peace - Anthony
The new updated file has following major changes: 1. Modify the source code to meet moodle's guidelines for developing module. 2. Add initialization functionality to insert predefined data in database. 3. Provide customize functionality to allow user to customize metadata for learning activities the way they need.
Ye - Sorry for the delayed response but as requested I have reopened the issue for review. Peace - Anthony
Michael - I'm assigning this to you for testing if you have time, otherwise feel free to re-assign back to me. Peace - Anthony
Hi Ye Chen,
I'm hoping to get a chance to review your new version in the next couple of days.
Hi Ye Chen,
I've managed to have a look at your block.
Thanks for contributing this. It is really appreciated.
I noted that there are some .DS_Store files in your zip directories. You might want to remove those.
I was able to install the code and add an instance of the block without any problems. The block, I assumed, was a starting point for the system.
I noted from the message in the block that it was a tool for educators, so I thought I would check if it was visible to students and I saw that it was. Is this something you see students using? If not, you can hide it from students and only show it to teachers/administrators. If it is only intended for teachers then I have no problem with it being a block. If it is meant to be an activity for students to complete then it should be an activity module, not a block.
When I clicked on the link in the block it opened a page and showed some messages about the code updating tables. An error was displayed...
Notice: Undefined variable: langmenu in D:\xampplite\htdocs\moodle\blocks\pla\index.php on line 9
This error appeared on other pages after that. Be sure to turn on Debugging at Site Administration --> Server --> Debugging. I recommend the second highest level labelled "ALL: Show all reasonable...".
I noticed that the breadcrumb trail at the top of the page didn't include the course. Is this plugin intended to be a per-user resource accessible from anywhere on the site? If it is different for different courses, the course should be included in the breadcrumb trail.
I went to add a learning activity. When I arrived at the form I saw numerous errors. I won't copy them all to here. I was able to add the General Information and Keywords for an activity. After I uploaded no files or links I was offered the opportunity to "save and last step". When I clicked this it said I hadn't completed the Type, Learner Level or Copyright. Perhaps the option to skip to the end should not appear when required information is complete. Also, I would ask if all the information is actually needed. Do you need to force a teacher to add all such information?
I wasn't able to add a Type or Learner Level as there were no lists to choose from. Some errors were displayed...
Notice: Undefined index: levels in D:\xampplite\htdocs\moodle\blocks\pla\pla_sublevel.php on line 176
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in D:\xampplite\htdocs\moodle\blocks\pla\pla_sublevel.php on line 183
Is it the case that someone has to set up these lists before the plugin can be used? As there is no documentation, readme.txt or help files, it's hard for me to understand what is needed. If there are required administrative settings then these should be added as global configuration settings that he administrator is asked to fill in when the block is installed.
I was able to create a copyright. But as I was not able to set a Type or Learner Level I couldn't complete the creation of the Learning Activity. I went into the Administration area and found I could add these lists there. When I returned to contributing my Learning Activity I was able to continue the editing of the activity. I was able to add a Learner Level, but I still was not able to add a Type. The errors reported before were no longer present, but there still was no list. Therefore I could not complete the activity.
At this point I reflected that the implementation of this block is quite unconventional. If it's just a tool for teachers I think that is OK, but I would recommend a couple of things. First, perhaps the forms library can be used to a greater extent. This would bring the experience of the teacher closer to Moodle norms. At the moment there are a number of staged inputs with information stored between stages. I think combining these into a single longer form, using the forms library, would allow you to create the dependencies you need while maintaining the integrity of the database.
What you have here is quite a significant contribution. I suspect this system was first created outside of Moodle and then adapted for Moodle. Is that correct? I think in order to test the system further, apart from having a look at the numerous error messages and checking on the problems I reported above, you might also consider creating some documentation that would allow us to understand how the system should be used.
Please get back to me when you've had a chance to look at the code.
Thanks again for contributing this. It looks like this module has been around for some time, so hopefully we can help you get it published soon.
Thanks to take a look at this tool. I will clean out those errors and upload the tool again with some document about how the tool works.
The main purpose of this tool is to provide a central repository for learning resources which are called Learning Activities in the tool. But it is not simple learning resources repository. Those learning resources are mapped to Competency which is high level education goal for learners through professional ability which is measurable skill or ability to demonstrate competency. So there are hierarchy structure among competency, professional ability and learning activities. The built up repository is accessible for both students and teachers to look for learning resources based on target competency and download those learning resources for teaching purpose or self learning.
But to build competency, professional ability, contribute learning activity and map them to competency is the work for educators. That part can not be accessed by users who don't have the capability.
Mainly, there are 4 parts of this tool. Contribute Learning Activity (every one has account can do it), review and approve contribution (users who has the capability), create competency, professional ability, build relation between competency and professional ability which is a curriculum map and then map approved contributions to them to create the repository (users who has the capability), browse, search repository and download learning resources (every one has account can do)
We build it as a block not an activity module, one reason it is central repository not one course activity.
It is very unconventional comparing with other moodle blocks and activity module, it seems that doesn't need to be developed as moodle block or activity module, it can be developed as a standalone application. The reason we choose moodle as the back end, one is moodle is very popular open source learning management system which has big or potential big market. We can reuse moodle powerful libraries and authentication method, moodle users can use our tool directly without installing another application and additional configuration work.
Second, currently, the tool is served as central repository, not connected to courses, users need to download learning resources from this central repository then upload it again to related courses. But our final goal is able to use the central repository to get learning resources based on target competencies and auto generate a course, so the course can be linked to competency level based on the learning resources from the repository, or the other way around, link each activity in existing course to the curriculum map (professional ability and competency). In this way, we can track learner's progress towards competencies cross courses.
We make the tool very generic to fit different user group needs. So the metadata for a learning activity can be customized. So before you upload an activity, system admin needs to customize the metadata first such as predefine learner levels, target learners, so on so forth, otherwise, there is nothing there for you to choose.
Whenever you have time, you can check this link
to see how the repository look like. It doesn't need account when you browse it.
I will work on the document and correcting those errors to upload a updated one for you to try again.
Thanks to get back to me. I have turned on debug mode to the highest level to remove those warning or notice message mainly because of variables not initialized. I could not guarantee all warning messages are gone but tried best. Since our school used this tool a lot, I kept adding functions, have not got time to prepare detail documents yet. If you have time to work on this tool, I will work out simplified document for you to test on that as administrator. I will upload the newest version code with the document no later than 6/3/11.
Newest version 2011051800 with simple instruction are added. Follow the instruction to install this block and try the basic functions and understand the working flow.
Please download this pla.zip file, it fixed the problem of SQL statement between postgres and MySQL. We used ILIKE in postgres to search non case sensitive words but it didn't work for MySQL. So we fixed it to make it work for both database.
Hi, Ye.
I've had a look at your code and it seems to work well now, without errors.
I'll start the process of setting this up on Tracker as a new component.
I've just shifted this issue to the new component for your contribution.
You should also create an entry in the Moodle Modules and Plugins Database.
Add the following links
Bugs = http://tracker.moodle.org/browse/CONTRIB/component/11430
Download = Link to where you are hosting your file (we are no longer granting CVS accounts)
In your description, as well as describing your block, I recommend directing people to report bugs on the bug tracker as you will be notified of those, but you won't be notified of responses to your M&P entry.
Start some documentation in Moodle Docs and link to that in your M&P entry.
http://docs.moodle.org/en/blocks/pla/index (this is the link at the bottom of your main page)
Add [[Category:Contributed code]] (including square brackets) to the bottom of your Moodle Docs page so it can be indexed as contributed code.
Add a discussion topic to the appropriate forum and announce your new plugin providing links.
You probably want to announce on the Blocks forum. Again, direct people to report bugs on the bug tracker.
Add a link to the new topic in your M&P entry.
Once you have a complete M&P entry, let me know in this issue and I will approve it.


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When Thomas Steyer a San Francisco billionaire and major Democratic donor discusses climate change, he feels as if one of two things is true: What hes saying is blindingly obvious, or insane.
Its a somewhat shocking statement for someone whos in the running to succeed the cerebral Steven Chu as energy secretary. Granted, hes a long shot the leading contender is MIT professor Ernest Moniz, who served as the departments undersecretary during the Clinton administration but his backers say his strength lies in combining business savvy with an activists passion.
But its not as if Steyer, 55, needs an official government perch to make an impact. Armed with his wealth and his political connections, Steyer has played a critical behind-the-scenes role in helping shape the countrys national energy policy. He has helped bankroll two successful ballot initiative campaigns in California since 2010, including one last fall that closes a corporate tax loophole and steers $500 million toward energy-efficiency projects for each of the next five years. He has funded initiatives at the Brookings Institution and the Center for American Progress, along with major research centers at Yale and Stanford. And he has spoken with President Obama about how to pursue climate and energy policy in a second term.
But Steyer is taking on a more prominent public role..Im not the first person youd expect to be here today. Im not a college professor and I dont run an environmental organization, he said. For the last 30 years Ive been a professional investor and Ive been looking at billion-dollar investments for decades and Im here to tell you one thing: The Keystone pipeline is not a good investment.
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That has nothing to do with environmental objections, it's just a ponzi scheme.
"Climate change"..There's that phrase again. What use to be called "global warming" but what I like to call "The CO2 hoax to enrich Al Gore" because that's how allll this started.
A few months ago Al Gore was worth $100 million. Now they have his net worth at $300 million.
CO2, a necessary gas for life to exist on earth which has a percentage of 0.04% in the earths atmosphere which you can literally call zero point zero. Al Gore incredibly has convinced people that a percentage of zero point zero is too high. Read that again because that is exactly why this tub of pig excrement is worth $300 million.
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We who believe it's hokum are the radicals. The nutjobs are the ones in the mainstream these days.
Another, 'I got mine, let's keep everyone else in their place' rich liberal.
LOL! Excellent!
Warren Buffett has already demonstrated that you can be a successful investor and be very wrong-headed at the same time. We don't need another lesson on this.
I hope it won't.
It's a scam every bit as bad as those
Why would you say it is just a ponzi scheme? Have you never looked at the money laundering schemes of the windmills and solar companies and environmental projects? You need to educate yourself.
Republicans need to reframe the debate. Globull Warming and Climate Change is just a way to steal our tax money. It's really called pollution and Republicans should be blaming middle east oil and Chinese and Russian coal production.
By saying cleaner American energy production will solve the problem, things like Keystone and other energy initiatives can be promoted and Democrats will have to either go along or continue the lie.
The energy lie can easily be debunked by Republicans. They just need the cajones.
Where oh where is the "like" button when you need it?
Both are ponzi schemes. The money is made by the early investors, later ones will lose.
Both are ponzi schemes. The money is made by the early investors, later ones will lose.
"he feels as if one of two things is true: What hes saying is blindingly obvious, or insane."
Um, we should pay attention to someone who admits there's a fifty percent chance his views are insane?
If he admits it is a possibility, I'd like to hear his reason(s) why he thinks it is a possibility. Should be interesting. Too bad the reporter didn't ask that obvious follow-up question. Just moved on, after dropping that bombshell.
How do you like this - The other night I was watching Jeopardy, and behold: Somehow the pig excrement had weaseled his way onto the show to further the hoax. I couldn't believe it. I got so ticked off I actually wrote the producers a letter asking them to invite me on for a rebuttal.
Since liberals are incapable of recognizing, understanding, realizing, comprehending or accepting the "truth" that means he, along with millions like him, are insane.
This reminds me of the little Rascals episode where Petey gets thrown into the pound and Weezer is crying to get him out and this rich lady comes and says "Oh little boy what is the matter?" And Weezer tells her what happened and he says it will cost 2 dollars to get him out. "2 dollars? Is that all?" LOL!
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"Im not a college professor and I dont run an environmental organization..."
And he sure as hell didn't sleep at a Holiday Inn last night.
How do you knows the Keystone is ponzi? The others are money laundering not poinzi.
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It is always amazing that someone so anti human can get so rich. The demagoguery of the left is without parallel and the amount of money they control is corrupting science along with everything else.
Increasingly we are spending a higher percentage of the energy we get in the extraction of that energy. That's not sustainable in the long run and it's certainly not a good economic strategy.
The only way the 'tar sands' extraction can make money right now is by suckering in investors who think there is going to be a big payday down the road. But most of the money being made is in luring in investors.
What would you suggest? I am not being funny.
You are talking about windmills? High EROEI for wind is BS. Forget EROEI and look at price per kWh with and without subsidies and gas, oil and coal all win hands down.
I agree gas coal and oil win (with and without subsidies, which by the way there should be no subsidies).
However, the EROEI is constantly getting smaller and particularly with tar sands, it's ridiculously small, even with lots of subsidies.
Thus Keystone is not economically viable because what it will be carrying is not economically viable
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There are clearly two sides to Daniel Kitson, and it's sometimes hard to reconcile them.
On one hand, you have the arrogantly confident ringmaster of the hate-filled comedy bearpit, effortlessly batting down the most aggressive beer-fuelled heckler with an assured quick-witted response. On the other, the delicate, vulnerable misfit who finds it impossible to talk to people at parties.
This is the basis for yet another touching, sublime and brilliantly funny hour that demonstrates how beautiful perfect comedy can be.
In his solo shows, Kitson is quietly leading a one-man stand-up revolution, subverting the new conventions of comedy. When he talks of cannabis, it's about the ignorance and dull conformity of smoking it. When he talks of masturbation, it's about the pitiful self-loathing that follows it.
He may be able to swear with the best of them, but beneath the bawdy coating, this is a surprisingly long way from the laddish stand-up you might expect.
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Sandra - 06/09/2002
I know of no one past or present who is as funny as Daniel Kitson. When you add this to his phenomenal intelligence and fearlessness, you get something beyond special. No one else even comes close.
Brendon Burns - 01/09/2002
I've said it once and I'll say it again, Daniel isn't just a comedian; he's a celebration of laughter. Plus he looks funny and dumbfoundingly he manages to stutter, lisp and roll his r's when he says the word "cock"
Omid Djalili - 30/08/2002
Daniel may be aware of it, though I doubt if he cares anyway, but he has single-handedly undermined the whole Middle-Eastern peace process. I hope he can live with himself. I'm not bitter.
Chris Chatterton - 25/08/2002
A comedy genius.
Chuffy - 21/08/2002
Kitson is a master social commentator poseing as an out-of-place loner. Quite the best thing on the circuit and thouroughly deserving of the Perrier
Jane Mackay - 16/08/2002
Well done. He's a brilliant act. Let's hope he doesn't win the Perrier, it'll fuck him over.
John Connor - 16/08/2002
Fair play to Kitson, but one has to take into account the innovators from whom he has basically derived his comic styling, such as Geoff Boyz, Jeff Green, and Tim Clarke. These were the TRUE innovators - if Kitson is successful now, he should surely doff a cap to these men who made him what he creatively is?
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The above review is beyond correct. Kitson is a whimsical comedian able to outline the horror of existence... and make you laugh too! Thoughtful joyous, cutting and very sharp. Vulnerability unmasked but worn with humour. (And he's very cute)
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