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So you've been tasked with organising a hen's party, but you're keen to stray from the typical debauchery borne of karaoke and cocktails. One option is fleeing the city and swapping novelty cakes and forced craziness for a weekend of fun and pampering.
If you're in Auckland - or even if you're not, actually, because it's worth traveling for - the Coromandel region makes a fine choice for an escape. Just 75km/3-4 hours out of Auckland by car (though taking the ferry is the more hands-off option) and one of the most beautiful spots in the country, it's virtually impossible not to arrive home refreshed. Plus, you can pick from any of the main centres: Coromandel (township), Whitianga, Thames, Tairua or Whangamata.
Of course, the trick for any hen's party away from home turf is to find activities, accommodation and food that suits groups - not just couples and young families. Fortunately, the Coromandel caters extremely well for those traveling in packs; from spa lovers to adventure junkies to nature dwellers, there's an abundance of options to choose from. Which means you can hop from one to the next, making sure everyone's happy.
Here are some suggestions and tips to get you started. (For more extensive info, a visit to thecoromandel.com should provide you will all the info you need.)
360 ferry: A lovely way to avoid boring drives - just hop on the Auckland-Coromandel ferry, which leaves from downtown Auckland and arrives at Hannaford's Wharf. From there, a free 20-minute shuttle takes you straight to Coromandel Town's centre, with friendly staff on board to help you with any questions about your trip.
Rent a car Whitianga: From the fun of Hot Water Beach to the delights of tiny Kuaotunu, there's a lot to explore in Coromandel, so you'll want your own wheels - even if you did skip the drive from Auckland by catching the ferry.
Wairua Lodge Perched on a sunny ridge in a bush-clad valley 12km from Whitianga, is a beautifully relaxing spot that's a short-ish drive from the main centre but feels miles away. It offers simple rooms for two, or - perfect for groups - the River Deck Suite. Fully self-contained and lined with wood for an adorable cosy cabin feel, it has two bedrooms (that sleep four) and can be joined up to one of the Hidden Valley rooms, to create a three-bedroom, two-bathroom suite. Even better, it overhangs a ravine and stream and you get to use the Lodge's outdoor bath (a Morepork hangout) and spa. Just remember to pack some champagne.
Oceans Resort: If you'd rather stay in the heart of Whitianga, a once-quiet seaside town that now hums (quietly) with a good range of eateries and accommodation, try Oceans Resort. It offers extremely comfortable apartment-style accommodation for groups, including two bedroom / two bathroom, or larger 'Family' apartments that sleep up to six. You can get breakfast delivered in the morning, plus there's a heated pool, complementary wireless, and a tennis court.
Salt: Right on the water of the Whitianga Marina, Salt is a relatively premium eatery (mains are around $35), but it's excellent. In fact, few Auckland restaurants could match its food or service. Offering some of the most deliciously prepared whitebait you could imagine, as well as the kind of gnocchi that's hard to find outside of Italy itself, you really can't miss this place.
Luke's Kitchen: If you're after something down-home, Luke's Kitchen is it. A semi open-plan eatery right by the sea in the gorgeous little coastal village of Kuaotunu (20 minutes to Whitianga or Coromandel Town), it serves up fantastic pizzas, often to the sound of locals having a croon on the mic. A big hot stone oven sits centre stage in the middle and there's a roaring fire outside. You can't come here and not feel like you're on holiday, which is always nice.
Hot Waves: Before (or after, depending on the tide) you've dug some sand at Hot Water Beach, drop into Hot Waves for some excellent coffee and quality breakfast food. The staff are amazingly helpful if you have any questions, and the carrot cake is very worth taking away for afternoon tea.
Pepper Tree: Feel like a big, juicy eye fillet or some delicious tender lamb? Pepper Tree, in the heart of Coromandel township, is a great choice. It's won numerous awards, offers regal Kauri surrounds, and feels at once homely and stylish. Overall, a reliable stop in that's popular with locals, too. Drop in for brunch or dinner.
Lost Spring: The slightly unusual but quite lovely Lost Spring is a thermal spring and day spa with a bar and eatery attached. The sculpted geo-thermal pools are designed to be a sort of wonderland, and the mineralised water - drawn from 667m underground - is said to be therapeutic. You can relax with friends (in temperatures ranging from a comfortable 32 degrees to a toasty 41 degrees) and order cocktails and nibbles, or treat yourselves to the Hen's Heaven Package, which also includes bubbles and pampering treatments. All as you're surrounded by luscious native bush.
Glass Bottom Boat: Hopping onto a glass bottom boat is an easy and fun way to check out what's going on underneath Coromandel's sparking waters. These guys let you choose your own level of interaction - sit back and enjoy the marine life or snorkel the marine reserve with all equipment supplied (and no experience necessary). If you're lucky, dolphins, orca and fur seals will make an appearance. Quite apart from the fish oggling, the trip's a great way to survey Coromandel by sea, too.
Combat Zone: It might be a Hen's party, but that doesn't mean it's all spa treatments and good food. For the more adventurous of the group, head to Combat Zone for a range of activities like archery, paintball, argo rides, and laser clay bird shooting.
Driving Creek Railway A lot's been written about Driving Creek Railway and its eccentric founder Barry Brickell, and rightly so - this charming train ride is an excellent way to spend the afternoon. Located in Coromandel, the one-hour return trip takes you through replanted native kauri forest and includes two spirals, three short tunnels, five reversing points and several large viaducts as it climbs up to the mountain-top terminus.
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Dining Services' annual "There's No Place Like Home" recipe contest encourages students to submit their recipes for their favorite dish. First-place winner Anqi Dong (right), a Princeton University freshman, holds a lemon-blueberry Chinese New Year cake and stands with Butler and Wilson College chef Jerry Luz, who prepared the meals Feb. 14.
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1ST PRIZE: Lemon-Blueberry Chinese New Year Cake from Anqi Dong, Wilson College. Read the recipe (.pdf)
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No taste like home
Posted March 21, 2013; 12:00 p.m.
Princeton University students come from all 50 states and nearly 100 countries. While students form close-knit friendships and communities on campus, a taste of a well-loved dish can bring them home, even if only for the duration of dinner.
To bring this taste of home to campus, Dining Services recently held the annual "There's No Place Like Home" recipe contest, inviting students to submit their recipes for their favorite dish. The winning recipes were served on Feb. 14 in the residential dining halls, the Center for Jewish Life, and Food for Thought in the Frist Campus Center Food Gallery.
Freshman Anqi Dong's recipe, which won first place, is an adaptation of a traditional Chinese sweet served at new year's celebrations. "This cake is rather unadorned, flavored only with sugar," he wrote, and the lemon and blueberry are additions his family made when they immigrated to North America. He said, "the addition of fruit … makes the flavor more interesting." Like other foods served at Chinese New Year, the name of the dish, "nian gao," has an auspicious double meaning: "nian" means "year" and "gao" can mean either "cake" or "higher."
Thomas González Roberts, with Luz, won second place with his mother's Venezuelan black roast beef recipe.
Freshman Thomas González Roberts also submitted a festive recipe, his mother's Venezuelan black roast beef. Marinated for a least a day before the beef is cooked and served, the meat is deeply caramelized and swathed in a dark, thick, sweet sauce made from the drippings. "It's usually a Christmas dish," Roberts explained. "Or a dish you serve when you want to impress someone."
Luz and third-prize winner Annika Bennett with her mother's sunburst tofu stir-fry.
Sunburst tofu stir-fry was Annika Bennett's mother's only concession to her daughter's sudden vegetarianism. Bennett, a sophomore, claims her mother refused to cook her a special meal, as the rest of the family were happy omnivores. "I ate a lot of peanut butter at the beginning," she admitted. But in the words of Bennett's mother, "It has become one of her favorites."
Two students received honorable mentions, both for sweet treats from home: Kimmey cookies from freshman Clarissa Kimmey and apple and cinnamon multigrain pancakes from freshman Lydia Cornett.
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Old-school craftsmanship is alive and well on a quiet block between Pike and Rutgers streets at Henry Bookbinding. Located under the Congregation Sons of Moses synagogue is a sweet-tempered old Orthodox man, known only as "Henry," who will labor over holy books, family albums, and more, often delivering quality binding within a day. Stacks of paper, fabric, and cardboard may clutter his workspace, but Henry has an eye for detail and personal touches: He'll walk you through your options (type of leather? gold embossing? spine lettering?) with patience, making generous suggestions along the way. There are other binderies in the city, but few will offer the personal touches Henry can provide, and none will beat his prices or turnaround time. You won't find Henry online. You have to call beforehand to see if he's in the shop; once an order is ready, he calls you to pick it up. He operates primarily via word of mouth, though true to the era, his fans have set up a Yelp page for him.
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Under a vintage Williamsburg sign advertising Italian, French, and Sicilian breads, Gabe Fowler's gluten-free Desert Island Comics (540 Metropolitan Avenue, Brooklyn, 718-388-5087, desertislandbrooklyn.com) has been a heady source of colorful graphic wonderment since 2008. Alongside DC's and Marvel's latest high concepts, hot-selling titles from Daniel Clowes (Patience), BoJack Horseman lead illustrator Lisa Hanawalt, and Simon Hanselmann (Megahex) serve as gateway material for much more obscure and artistically challenging printed matter.
"I cast a pretty wide net for a small store," says Fowler. "I have children's books along with the freakiest art books you've ever seen. I've got mainstream comics and indie comics. They're all important to me, because I like maximum diversity. It's a comics store, but I also want to have extremely experimental work in there." His inventory ranges from dollar Archie Comics and $30 graphic novels to rarities like Raw magazine No. 1 for a couple hundred dollars.
Fowler was working as an art handler for David Zwirner Gallery when he decided to open a comics store. The shop's name suggests the cream of the crop, and Fowler translates aesthetic stumpers like "What makes something a comic as opposed to an artwork?" into a living by concentrating on artists who are, as he says, "riding that edge."
It turns out that comics, like food, tend to be seasonal. Asked what's new and great, the consignment-friendly proprietor says, "My forte is extremely elusive stuff, so it depends on what's happening with the more obscure publishers." Desert Island has become a rare local source for booklets from artists and publishers working with the au courant Risograph printing system, a digital duplicator that delivers warm yet inexpensive analog-quality results. Publishers like Tiny Splendor, Colour Code, and London's Breakdown Press are working this particular cusp of comics and art books.
In Marseille, France, Pakito Bolino's Le Dernier Cri is producing handmade, screen-printed, small-edition art books crammed with imagery that will curl your toes. "I get a mother lode of stuff from him once or twice a year," Fowler says. "That draws a little heat whenever it happens, because I'm the only guy in New York selling that stuff," which goes for between $15 and $150 at Desert Island.
Fowler gets a kick out of blurring the distinction between comics and art by selling them under the same roof. The same could be said for the material in Smoke Signal, a semi-quarterly, 10,000-copy newsprint anthology Fowler publishes as a labor of love. "I want to make something good enough that I would buy it — but give it away for free," he says. The latest Signal contains work from Mad magazine pioneer Will Elder, indie star Dash Shaw, and little-known Montana underground comix master Jay Rummel, among a lot of other great art.
Fowler also champions underrepresented creators by producing the Comic Arts Brooklyn festival, which will occupy Williamsburg's Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church once again this November. This smaller and weirder alternative to the big costume-party conventions is free to the public and features some 115 exhibitors winnowed down from five times as many applicants. Buzzing with the seriousness of artists at work and children at play, the annual convocation of indie comics legends, newly discovered whiz kids, and the print freaks who love them most resembles an explosively supersized version of Desert Island Comics itself.
At a shop in the heart of Noho, Ashley Carment is calming the nerves of a twentysomething facial-piercing virgin. A tatted-up Queen Midas, she leaves everyone she touches with something gold (or silver, or titanium) embedded in his or her body. "This will pinch a little," she'll say right before sticking a needle through her client. And she's usually right. Between the adrenaline and her light touch, the piercing process is just a blip before the grand reveal.
Carment started her apprenticeship at Revolver Tattoo in New Jersey nearly a decade ago and has since become one of the most trusted piercers in New York, hooking up everyone from teens with squeamish moms to Soho-hopping celebs like Anna Paquin. While the vibe at her current home of Venus by Maria Tash (653 Broadway, Manhattan) is more highbrow, with the ornate, often imported pieces that make it a boutique rather than a shop, Carment brings a youthful and disarming ebullience, like a Powerpuff Girl with a piercing needle.
Her goal is not just to comfort customers while encouraging physical modes of expression, but, she says, to "make people love themselves a little better" by adorning parts of their bodies with jewelry crafted from high quality metal. "People come in and they want to add something to a body part that maybe wasn't their favorite before," she says. "I get to help them do that." Carment sees piercings as extensions of her clients' personalities, allowing them to become the most authentic versions of themselves.
Her own favorite piercing? Her inner conch, the central cartilage of the ear, which boasts a small stud — a piercing that she notes was a less painful experience than some in more innocuous-looking places. Carment is a nontraditional ear piercer, and her Instagram (@acarment) boasts countless pictures of piercings everywhere but the lobe — conchs, traguses, and rooks galore.
Carment also serves as a mystical medicine woman — the one you want to drop in on if a piercing is acting up. "That just looks a little angry," she'll say about something grisly. "I'm pretty sure I can fix it." She's genuinely concerned, offers natural remedies ("Dr. Bronner's Baby Unscented soap is the best," she claims), and commiserates, which is just the right antidote if an infection hits.
In a city where piercing spots are as prevalent as bodegas, the process sometimes tends to be cold, and piercers even colder. Carment squashes that stereotype, adding softness and ritual to what seems mundane to her peers: penetrating metal through human parts. And as many times a day as she does it, she'll still make you feel like the only one.
Not all Suits are Squares. That's the draw of Bindle & Keep, which specializes in working with LGBTQ customers to create customized suits that fit and flatter all body types. When Daniel Friedman started Bindle & Keep in 2011, it was mainly a traditional bespoke suitmaker, and the clients were primarily cisgender male bros. But that changed when Rae Tutera, who identifies as transmasculine, saw downtown drag king Murray Hill sporting a Bindle & Keep creation. Tutera began working with Friedman, and the pair ended up finding a niche. Cut to 2016: While befuddled male grooms and hip banker bros are still making appointments for fittings, the company has become the go-to for customers who don't necessarily feel comfortable walking into Brooks Brothers and discussing how testosterone shots will change the way their jacket fits. This past year, Bindle & Keep became the subject of the Lena Dunham and Jenni Konner–produced HBO documentary Suited, which celebrated the sensitivity the company brings to a process that, for many gender-nonconforming or trans clients, previously entailed a high level of angst. An appointment at the Clinton Hill studio, where pronouns are never assumed and the female and male dressmaker dummies feel conspicuously gendered, veers between a therapy session vibe and a discussion of details like angled versus straight pockets.
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Unlike other bridal experiences, this one starts out with a decided lack of glamour. Brides and their attendants arrive at Basia's fourth-floor Upper West Side walkup huffing and puffing from the climb. Inside, they find Basia, a little woman with a little dog, in a room crammed with cascading tulle in various stages of veil-ness. Adept at gently phrasing her strong opinions about wedding style, Basia conducts appointments that feel like visits with an eccentric but tactful older relative. Quick to extol the benefits of rent control ("I couldn't stay in this neighborhood otherwise"), Basia is vague when it comes to almost everything else. How long has she been making veils? Oh, a long time. How do people find her? Word of mouth, and Yelp, she assumes. How did she get into the field? Her parents were artists, she says with a shrug. But one thing's for sure: Basia knows from veils. After urging the bride to take a seat at an old-school vanity table covered with a lace tablecloth, she asks a series of specific questions about the wedding and the dress while taking notes and sketching on a legal pad. Basia's final verdict comes with the conviction of experience. After trying out a few options and suggesting extra accessories like custom-designed hairpins, Basia quotes a figure that, rare for anything wedding-related, is lower than anticipated. The bride leaves feeling like she is in good hands, armed with the promise that a made-to-order headpiece will be ready in time for the wedding — even if nothing else is.
304 Columbus Avenue, Manhattan
If you need something stuffed in the five boroughs, there's only one man to call: John Youngaitis. With a majestic white beard, a body covered in tattoos, and an unmistakable old-school Brooklyn accent, Youngaitis is an artist carrying on a family tradition. His father opened Cypress Hills Taxidermy Studio in 1958, where Youngaitis lived above the shop and was always surrounded by stuffed friends. Today, he's moved the studio from Brooklyn to Middle Village, where his display room hosts everything from monkeys to boars. Hunting season keeps Youngaitis busy, with deer heads to mount and bear rugs to assemble. He also serves bereaved pet owners and the odd request to stuff roadkill. While his work isn't for the faint of heart, there's a fine craftsmanship required by Youngaitis's line of work that you can't help but admire. And Youngaitis loves what he does, spending hours obsessively placing and perfecting each of his specimens. His services aren't cheap — a taxidermied bear will run you $1,600 — but if New York can have only one taxidermist, be glad it's Youngaitis.
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The EQuad News , a quarterly magazine published by the School of Engineering and Applied Science , recently has won three awards.
"Building Bridges Across Disciplines: Engineers Educate a University," a series that appeared in the summer 2001 issue, was named a 2002 Distinguished Achievement Award finalist by the Association of Educational Publishers. The series was recognized for its "editorial clarity; clear, tight and lively writing; consistency in style, content and purpose; and impeccable research, accuracy and grammar."
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trythil wrote:Taite wrote:trythil wrote: There is too much insistence on winning and almost no discussion of the veracity or implications of statements like these:
The topic is called "Obama Wins!" ?? The majority of this thread is mainly just reactions to that simple fact.
My post is a reaction to those reaction, as I have a problem with this thread. Rubbing victory in other people's faces is just as bad in politics as it is in sports, and it promotes nonconstructive bad blood, like your reaction. Sometimes that's useful, but in a political system as sick as the one we currently have I don't think it's the way to go.
I'm not attacking you, I'm asking that this "my side is best side" crap end. That goes for everyone.
I agree, bickering over which side is best isn't useful to anyone, or rubbing it in faces. I had to deal with that all day and it's more annoying than anything, though over the internet I really don't care, do what you want. My reaction wasn't really in response to any one else though, and it wasn't even a "I'm happy/sad Romney/Obama won/didn't win." I'm just angry about the fact that Ron Paul never had a shot at this, and now we're left divided. It's not useful to be angry/negative/whatever emotion over politics, but that's generally what happens when it affects your person life. It doesn't help, but it's only human. This thread mainly received celebratory responses, and that's not a surprise considering the audience, but people will do what they will and I personally don't have an issue with it. Go dance in the rain if you like, it doesn't bother me.
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The challenge in front of Betsy Frick was daunting.
The task was to restart a youth program from scratch with little to no help.
But Frick said she had no reservations about the Steamboat Springs High School girls lacrosse team.
"It's been really fun," Frick said. "It's been challenging, but it's been fun to see the girls progress as far as they have."
Usually, a coach that goes 6-9 in a season isn't named the Yampa Valley Coach of the Year. To understand why Frick won the award, look back only a few years.
Frick came to Steamboat five years ago and revamped the program four years ago. The first year, the team started with a couple of games. The second, it had a couple more. Last year, the team moved to a full varsity schedule, finishing the year 0-14.
But this year, through Frick's immense efforts, the team turned things around.
"When a team loses, turning it to a winning culture is hard," Frick said. "We had to get them going into a game knowing we can win."
It started to happen on a more regular basis this season.
The team continued to progress throughout the year, winning a program-record six games.
Frick said she plans to build the program but said the lack of a feeder program puts Steamboat behind a lot of teams.
It makes her work at the high school level all the more impressive. No one spent more time recruiting players and emphasizing the fun in the game.
For many of this year's graduating seniors, the first time they touched a lacrosse stick was when they met Frick.
"She really got me to see the fun in it even though I couldn't catch and throw at the beginning," said Nikki Fry, who will go to Fort Lewis College on a lacrosse scholarship next year. "At the end of last year, she told me, 'You have the potential to play at the next level.' It was her pushing me to believe I could play at the next level."
Frick's next task is even more daunting: She wants to start a feeder program.
This spring, she has hosted camps for middle school girls and will continue to do so throughout the summer.
She knows if she can get a lacrosse stick in their hands, they'll fall in love with the game like she did when she was playing with her older sister in their backyard as children.
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The Terra Nova FPSO had been taken offline and brought to the Marystown shipyard for maintenance work earlier this year.
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Dimensions 100-200cm. (40-79")
Breeding Fall. Dig a hole January-April where they lay their eggs. 28-40 eggs in a clutch. Hatch after 90 days.
Habitat Tall, dense trees in humid areas.
Range Native to South America. Introduced in Florida & Hawaii.
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This just in from my Comic Book Store Owner: Empire sells out for him, while Republic doesn't do as well.
Empire has focused on Darth Vader, then Princess Leia and Captian Antilles, Boba Fett, and now Luke Skywalker and Biggs Darklighter.
Republic has focused on Anakin Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Shaak-Ti, Quinlan Vos, Count Dooku, Asaaj Ventress, Durge, and The ARC Trooper, during the Clone Wars.
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ADAM WEINBERG: Senior Curatorial Assistant Sasha Nicholas.
SASHA NICHOLAS: Ben Shahn was hired in 1935 as part of the New Deal to go take photographs in a town called Scotts Run in West Virginia. And there were striking miners there. It was one of the areas that had been most severely hit after the Depression. And he took a lot of photographs, which he then later, in the years to follow, transformed into paintings. This one is from 1937.
ADAM WEINBERG: Striking miners may call to mind people who are active and angry, whereas these men look abject and still. The one on the right has time to engage our view; the one in the middle is smoking a cigarette.
SASHA NICHOLAS: You can imagine that—you know, this is six years into the Depression—that there was probably, by this time, a real sense of hopelessness. I mean, this sense that things aren't getting better. And the economy is not recovering. These guys certainly have the feeling of people who've been waiting a long time for things to get better, and they're not.
ADAM WEINBERG: They are trapped not only by their real-life poverty, but formally, in this painting—between the line of train cars on one side and the line of houses on the other. The houses being the only addition that Shahn made to the photograph when rendering it in paint.


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Two days ago, hedge-manager Wililam Ackman gave up in his fight with J.C. Penney (JCP) and resigned from the board. Today, details were released of an agreement between Ackman and the company to dispose of his approximately 18% position in the company.
The Wall Street Journal's MoneyBeat has the details:
Pershing will be allowed to make up to four large sales, and each time must sell more than 5 million shares, and must request permission to do so from the company, who can delay the offering in certain instances. Pershing can make up to two requests per year but not more than four in total…
According to the agreement, filed with the SEC on Friday morning, the two sides entered into a pact on Tuesday, the day Mr. Ackman's resignation from the board was announced.
Citigroup's Deborah Weinswig considers the impact on J.C. Penney's shares:
In our view, the agreement signals that Pershing Square is willing to sell its stake in the company (17.7% direct ownership/25% total ownership), although it will be done in an orderly fashion and over a period of time. We believe that this could serve as an overhang on the stock as investors wonder if Pershing Square will exit its stake. In addition, [Vornado Realty Trust (VNO)] has stated that it is looking to liquidate its position in JCP.
Shares of J.C. Penney have dropped 2.5% to $13.48 today, while Vornado has fallen 1.7% to $81.44. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) has fallen 0.4% to $165.75, and the SPDR S&P Retail ETF (XRT) is of 0.8% at $79.42.


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BBC journalist Alan Johnston has now been held in captivity in Gaza for over three months. HonestReporting has joined the calls for his release, not only on humanitarian grounds but also because it is clear that foreign journalists cannot possibly report objectively from the Gaza Strip while under the threat of intimidation, violence or kidnapping. On 9 June, Palestinian terrorists added yet another threat to freedom of the press in Gaza.
Almost a year since the kidnapping of Gilad Shalit, a repeat attempt during an assault on an IDF position at the Kissufim crossing between Gaza and Israel failed to make international headlines. It did, however, raise alarm bells amongst the international (and Palestinian) press due to the gunmen's use of a vehicle disguised as a television truck to stage their assault. As the Jerusalem Post reported:
"In Saturday's attack, four gunmen drove a white jeep with press markings in English and Arabic up to the Gaza-Israel border, penetrated the border fence and assaulted a guard tower in what Islamic Jihad and the army said was a failed attempt to capture an Israeli soldier. IDF troops killed one gunman, while the others escaped.
The attackers, from Islamic Jihad and the Fatah movement of Palestinian Authority chairman Mahmoud Abbas, abandoned the jeep. AP photographs show a white armored vehicle of a type used by reporters, its windshield pocked by bullet holes, bearing red markings reading "TV" and "Press."
The FPA [Foreign Press Association] in its statement declared that it condemns the use of a vehicle marked with TV insignia in an attack against IDF positions in Kissufim.
"Armored vehicles marked with TV are an invaluable protection for genuine journalists working in hostile environments," the statement said. "The FPA has long campaigned for the continued availability of armored vehicles for its members, despite official opposition in some quarters. The abuse of this recognized protection for the working journalist is a grave development and we condemn those that carried it out. Such an incident will reduce the protection offered by marked vehicles."
The FPA pledged to continue to campaign for the legitimate use of these vehicles for its members, a job which it believes has been made more complicated by Saturday's incident."
While we take issue with the false implications that Israel would ever intentionally target journalists, the Palestinian Journalists Union also criticized the misuse of press insignia:
"The use of vehicles that carry 'Press,' 'TV' or other signs … exposes journalists' lives to danger, gives the Israeli occupation a pretext to target and kill journalists and restricts their ability to perform their professional and national duties. We demand all parties stop using these methods."
As Israel Government Press Office director Danny Seaman notes, referring to Palestinian terrorists:
"They know the measures that Israel takes in its efforts not to hit journalists. They see this as a tactical advantage in their plans to attack Israel. The terrorists know that Israel is a country that respects freedom of the press. These people have no respect for human rights so why should they respect the sanctity of journalists?"
Even Human Rights Watch, an organization that usually spends inordinate and disproportionate amounts of its resources criticizing Israel, has weighed in on the issue:
"Using a vehicle with press markings to carry out a military attack is a serious violation of the laws of war, and it also puts journalists at risk," said Whitson. [Sarah Leah Whitson, HRW Middle East director]
Customary international humanitarian law provides that journalists not taking direct part in hostilities in armed conflict zones "shall be considered as civilians." The deliberate abuse of this protected status in order to breach the confidence of an adversary in an attempt to kill, injure or capture them, would amount to an act of perfidy, a serious violation of international humanitarian law."
We may not always agree with what journalists write or broadcast about the situation in Israel and the Palestinian territories. Freedom of the press, however, is a fundamental value and essential if the media is to report on the Palestinians, free from the threats imposed by the behavior of Palestinian terror groups and their allies.
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During the winter months, I fish for the small resident silvers with either a small, sparse popper or a #10 pearl crazy charlie with an added short krystal flash tail on a slimeline.
During the spring, I fish a small, sparse popper or a small shrimpy, krill-like pattern (I kinda make 'em up as I go).
During the summer (like now) I use a popper exclusively.
Later in the summer, I use a bigger popper exclusively.
In the fall, when I run into big coho that are in their waiting period, I use a #6 short-shank fly with a brass beadhead, yellow over orange hackle (sparse) on a gold tinsel body. Sometimes I use golden pheasant for the yellow. But that's after they refuse a big popper.
Also, this is in the salt. I don't fish for salmon in the rivers much.
|It all depend on what your after and when. Early season salmon when the fish are eating you will use mostly imitative flies. A selection of four would have to include a needlefish pattern, a herring pattern, a shrimp pattern and a popper. In the fall once the fish are in their waiting period the same flies may work but you will need to fill another box with small, sparse and colourful attractor patterns to be truly productive. This is where there is a huge allsortment of patterns and you can let your imagination run wild at the vise. Just have some green ones, some red ones, some yellow ones and some pink ones.
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This is what I hope for!Or (as I hope), will they disregard any such obligations, and restore/replace it in a way that they desire?
....perhaps while eating hotdogs and burgers, and drinking refreshing beverages on a nice Saturday afternoon.
Wow very powerful.An interesting effort in Bed Stuy marks the lives of those lost to homicide:
It differs from the wall shrine in that the markers are placed at the scene (like Ghost Bikes), instead of all together in one place.
Meanwhile, I continue to wait and see what will be done with the wall shrine now that the landlord and those who care about it have a spoken "continuation agreement".
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Old Sturbridge Village is a living history museum, an 1830 rural New England Village. It was one of my favorite places to visit while I resided in Massachusetts. Charlie and I were there in November 1983 when I took the photographs that are in this scrapbook page. This scrapbook page was developed with paper and elements from "Dream A Little Dream" kit by Lauren Grier and DigitalScrapper.com.
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Is Allegheny County Council member's second job a conflict?January 21, 2014 11:41 PM
Bob Macey has a new job. Several days a week, the Allegheny County councilman drives to McKeesport and helps residents get help, whether it be filling out Medicaid forms, applying for subsidized heat or filing a request for rent rebates.
To the Democrat from West Mifflin, it's just a continuation of a long record of community work. But what might otherwise be lauded as public service could soon land Mr. Macey in hot water, mostly because of his new employer: state Sen. Jim Brewster, a fellow elected official.
According to county law, council members are barred from taking jobs as personal staff members to other elected officials. Written to protect council from conflicts of interest, the law draws the line at working "in a confidential administrative capacity" in a local, state or federal office.
Mr. Macey, a former steelworker who went back to school and built a second career when the mills shut down in the 1980s, has worked as a constituent service representative in Mr. Brewster's office since October. Punching in 30 hours a week, he makes $21.15 an hour, according to state records. (He makes $9,000 a year as a councilman.)
The Democrat said he isn't in it for the money -- he's not taking a state pension -- and assures he got permission from county council solicitor Jack Cambest before taking the job. Mr. Cambest did not return calls for comment.
"He said he didn't see a problem," Mr. Macey said. "I work part time for the county, and I work part time for the senator ... I didn't get a political job, and there's no political payback.
"I've been working in the public for 35 years," he continued. "I can empathize with many people who need our services. I can understand their needs. I'm here to try and work with people and represent the Mon Valley the best I can."
Even so, some say Mr. Macey's new job violates the law. County Republican Party chairman Jim Roddey expects that if the councilman were challenged, he'd be forced by the courts to quit his job or resign his seat.
Just imagine, the Republican said: If the county wanted state money from a committee Mr. Brewster headed, wouldn't that put Mr. Macey in the tough position of lobbying his own boss?
"The language is clear," he said. "Macey's a good guy, and he's been a good councilman. But nevertheless, we need to preserve the integrity of the home rule charter."
Tim Joyce, Mr. Brewster's chief of staff, said Mr. Macey was hired precisely because of his connections in the county, not in spite of them. In a district that needs as much help as it can get, he can direct residents to county programs they might have overlooked, Mr. Joyce said. He repeated that the councilman received a written opinion from Mr. Cambest giving the OK to his new job.
Council president John DeFazio said he heard about the hire months ago but was told Mr. Cambest was looking it over.
This isn't the first time a council member has faced controversy over their day jobs. In 2007, Jim Ellenbogen, D-Banksville, successfully fought to have county rules modified so he could keep his post at the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue. Last year, Republican Vince Gastgeb resigned after taking a job with Pittsburgh International Airport, which is indirectly overseen by the county.
Mr. Macey hopes he doesn't have to make the same decision and vowed to fight any challenge to his position.
"I don't think this has to do with ethics at all," he said. "If someone thinks that Bob Macey is unethical, then we'll have it out in court."
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Endowment funds are gifts from donors with the restriction that the principal not be expended but rather be invested for income-producing purposes. Income from endowments can be either restricted or unrestricted, based on donor direction. A portion of the income is available to be expended for the agreed upon purpose and a portion may be reinvested to maintain purchasing power. Funds designated by the Board to function as endowments may be totally expended at any time at the discretion of the Board.
Approximately 80 percent of the Foundation's assets are held in endowment. These endowment funds are held in perpetuity to support scholarships and programs of the College, many created in honor of or in memory of families and individuals. Additional funds held by the Foundation are designated to be expended in support of College related priorities and programs.
How to Establish an Endowment
The minimum gift to establish an endowment is $25,000, with payments scheduled over a period of years if wished.
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You can specify how the endowment income will be used. The income can be directed to a particular school, department, or program at the college. It can be used to support scholarships, awards, library resources, research equipment, or chairs and professorships, which provide income for salaries and research activities for the college's outstanding faculty.
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The Foundation's portfolio is managed by three outside managers, Commonfund, Merrill Lynch, and Washington Trust, who operate within the guidelines established by the Investment Committee of the Board of Directors. The Investment Committee allocates assets among the managers, who have complete discretion to manage their portfolios to achieve the objectives and requirements set forth by the Foundation's Investment Policy and Guidelines.
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That which is legally and morally permissible coincide perfectly in the law of God. His law is our fixed, unchanging standard for all ethical decision-making. It is forever fixed in the heavens, as today's passage tells us (Ps. 119:89). No ...Read More
When God Allows Divorce
As we have seen, God permitted divorce in this fallen world to protect injured spouses. However, just as the innocent person in a biblically permissible divorce is not required to stay married when he or she is sinned against, neither ...Read More
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As we will see in our study of Mark 10:10–12, God does permit divorce in certain situations. That does not mean, however, that applying His commandments regarding marriage and divorce is a simple matter. This is where we need the ...Read More
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Hell is a reality that's perhaps painful for us to think about, so from one perspective it is understandable that we do not often like to talk about it. However, we must not view things from our perspective but from ...Read More
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John Calvin comments on today's passage that the millstone punishment shows us "how dear and precious those persons [believers] are in the sight of God." The children of God are immeasurably loved by Him, and He will not take kindly ...Read More
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Expositing Mark 9:38–41, Dr. R.C. Sproul cautions us in his commentary Mark to avoid the error of thinking all differences between Christians divide us in an essential way as well as the error of thinking that no ...Read More
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The kingdom of God has as its citizens people from all backgrounds and all walks of life. It is not a community for only the powerful and those who "have it all together." In reality, it is a community for ...Read More
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Night Under the Stars at Camp Knutson celebrates 60th anniversary
Camp Knutson has been serving children with special needs for 60 years.
The annual Night Under the Stars fundraiser on Saturday, July 20, will feature a gourmet dinner prepared by Prairie Bay, silent and live auction, and this year a wall of wine for guests to purchase a choice of wines for $20. The label will be a mystery and the value could be higher than $50.
The silent auction will run from 5-6:45 p.m. with dinner at 7 p.m.
Tickets for dinner start at $75 per person. Silent auction and wine bar-only tickets are $25 per person. Tickets are available online at campkfriends.com, click on "Night Under the Stars," or call Sharon at 218-692-1142.
Camp Knutson is on the point between Trout and Lower Whitefish lakes. The camp serves children from Minnesota and around the country who have autism, severe skin disorders, heart problems or Down's syndrome. Many volunteers support the camp donating time and talents by helping with maintenance, working with campers, gardening, fundraising and housekeeping.
The Night Under the Stars fundraiser helps provide financial resources to support camp scholarships, horseback riding, swimming and jewelry making and many other camp activities.
Donations may also be made to Camp Knutson directly and you may designate which camp service to support.
Make checks for the Night Under the Stars event payable to Camp Knutson and mail to: Camp Knutson, 11169 Whitefish Ave., Crosslake, MN 56442 (designate Night Under the Stars).


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WASHINGTON In a rare, bipartisan defeat for President Barack Obama, the Senate voted overwhelmingly Wednesday to keep the prison at Guantanamo Bay open for the foreseeable future and forbid the transfer of any detainees to facilities in the United States.
Democrats lined up with Republicans in the 90-6 vote that came on the heels of a similar move a week ago in the House, underscoring widespread apprehension among Obama's congressional allies over voters' strong feelings about bringing detainees to the U.S. from the prison in Cuba.
The president readied a speech for Thursday on the U.S. fight against terrorism, at a time when liberals have chafed at some of his decisions.
Obama has vowed to close the prison by January 2010, and the Senate's vote was not the final word on the matter. It will be next month at the earliest before Congress completes work on the legislation, giving the White House time pursue a compromise that would allow the president to fulfill his pledge.
But Obama's maneuvering room was further constrained during the day when FBI Director Robert Mueller told a congressional panel that he had concerns about bringing Guantanamo Bay detainees to prisons in the United States. Among the risks is "the potential for individuals undertaking attacks in the United States," said Mueller, who was appointed by President George W. Bush in 2001 and is serving a 10-year fixed term in office.


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-- Grace-Filled Ministry Continues --
Rejoice! - Restorative Justice decision may bring an end to trials of GLBT pastors in the United Methodist Church.
The trial court decision places Rev. Amy in the position of officially writing and teaching about a better way to handle disagreements between clergy. While Amy's writing will have a large context, it will be directly informed by 40 years of conflict over leadership by gay and lesbian clergy in the United Methodist Church.
Rev. Amy has been working in consultation with Bishop Linda Lee, Jorge Luis Mayorga Solis (Cabinet), Rev. Richard Strait (Chair of Board of Ordained Ministry), and Rev. Wesley White (a clergy person of Rev. Amy's choice) to design a set of procedures to put before the Wisconsin United Methodist Clergy in June of 2012.
Information about the work of Rev. Amy since the trial will be located under "Latest News" in the menu above. Note Rev. Amy's speaking schedule and visit with her when she is in your area.
The trial website and information is still available under "Trial Archive" above.
Even as the trial court recognized Rev. Amy's gifts to the Church, they did not supply any resources needed by their decision. If you are willing to help support Rev. Amy as she proceeds to further assist the church in living up to its ideals of grace-filled witnessing, please use the donation process below or the "Donate" menu item above.
"What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas. What happens in Tampa changes the church." We expect and hope that Rev. Amy will be able to attend General Conference 2012 in Tampa, Florida. She will be particularly valuable there and financial resources are not currently available to allow her presence. Your gift will also support Amy in attending and being a teaching presence at General Conference.
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Do you have what it takes to pedal for four hours to support special-needs children? If so, lace up your tennis shoes and head over to West Ashley for this sixth annual spinning marathon. All proceeds benefit Pattison's Academy, a school that provides rehabilitation services and comprehensive education for children with multiple disabilities through classes, summer camp, and early intervention programs. PACE Charter School Gym, 2014 Bees Ferry Rd. Saturday, 8am. $25. (843)856-8877, www.pedal4pattisons.org


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'Public interest lawyering' is topic of talk, April 8
Posted April 2, 2004; 10:40 a.m.
Ken Zimmerman, founding executive director of the Newark-based New Jersey Institute for Social Justice, will speak at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, April 8, in 16 Robertson Hall. He will discuss "The Law and Progressive Social Change: Rethinking Public Interest Lawyering."
The New Jersey Institute for Social Justice , established in 1999, is an urban advocacy and research organization involved in challenging barriers that prevent the state's urban areas and residents from achieving their potential. Under Zimmerman's direction, the institute has focused upon four areas: economic opportunity; regional equity; fiscal accountability; and equal justice. Issues undertaken by the institute include revamping state policies and programs on prisoner re-entry and combating predatory lending practices.
The lecture is sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs .
Contact: Tom Bartus (609) 258-3601


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New island tours to start soon!
Event Description :As of the 1st August 2012, there will be some new and exciting day trips available for you to explore the Whitsunday Islands in all its glory!!
Here is a sneak peak of new things to come…..
- 2 x half day cruise options to Whitehaven Beach - one in the morning for the early rises or one in the afternoon for the ones who want to have a sleep in.
- A full day trip to Whitehaven Beach - where you will spend a full 6 hours on the beach!!
- Whitehaven Beach and Hamilton Island - and old trip, with a new twist.
- Whitehaven Beach and Daydream Island - an old trip, with a new twist.
- Full day trips to Hamilton Island - with loads of inclusions.
- A 3 Island Cruise to Daydream Island, Hamilton Island and Long Island
If you are planning on staying in Airlie Beach, in the next coming weeks or months, why not take a look today at some of our great accommodation packages available here at Toscana Village Resort and be one of the first people to experience 1 or more of the new day trips on offer.


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I have been using Photoshop Elements 5 since it came out. I had purchased Ro's Secrets for 5 to learn how to use it. Now many years later, my computer died and I got a new one. I don't have the 5 disk anymore (lent it out and they lost it) so I got Photoshop 10. Does the new Secrets Revealed that is in the boutique cover 10? I am having trouble figuring out some of it.
Secrets Revealed
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Posted 04 April 2013 - 01:21 PM
I just checked my files. It's filmed in PSE7, I believe, but the last few videos show the changes and new bits in PSE8, 9 and 10. I found it more than covered what I needed to get started, but I had never used a previous version of PSE.
Posted 04 April 2013 - 04:36 PM
Thanks for the info, I guess I will get it then. Every little bit should help me.
Posted 05 April 2013 - 08:11 AM
Good luck with them! I learned so much from them!
Posted 05 April 2013 - 06:27 PM
I went from PSE 5 to PSE 9, and there was a bit of a learning curve. I bought the later edition of Secrets, and it was a good investment.
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In The sonnet, Lambert created a dreamlike allegory in which a man reads a sonnet to his female companion, who gazes contemplatively out of the painting. They seem unaware of the nude young woman who sits between them; she exists, as it were, on another plane, a metaphysical construct conjured up by the poet in the lines of the sonnet.
As in his other allegorical pictures, in The sonnet Lambert drew on well-known works by other artists – in this case the open-air idylls Giorgione/Titian's Le concert champêtre c.1509 (Musée du Louvre, Paris) and Manet's Le déjeuner sur l'herbe 1863 (Musée d'Orsay, Paris).
The painting might also present an image of the two sides of woman – the sacred and the profane – with the clothed woman acting the role of sacred love. Both her pose and her puffed sleeve have a resemblance to the figure of sacred love in Titian's masterpiece Sacred and profane love c.1514 (Museo Galleria Borghese, Rome).
Kitty Powell was the model for the nude, Thea Proctor for the clothed woman and Arthur Streeton for the man. Lambert wrote: 'the model had been posing for my private classes. Thea Proctor got instruction from me while she carried on professionally. Streeton was a frequent and honoured visitor to the studio. One day when I saw these three people together … it seemed to me a modernized version of Giorgione [possibly Titian's] "Fete Champetre"' (Lambert, ML MSS A1811 MSS p.73).
When Proctor viewed the painting some years later she remarked, 'There are lovely blacks and whites in the picture – Streeton is in dark grey – the nude flesh is golden – I am in black and white' (Engledow 2005, p.27).
Despite the many precedents, some critics objected to the juxtaposition of the nude with figures in modern dress in a landscape setting. They were more accustomed to the traditional practice of artists depicting the nude in classical themes. They objected to Lambert's departure from the norm on the basis that the nude was too realistic to be proper.


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"The glories of this estate remain its Cabernet Sauvignons. After retasting the 1994 Cabernet Sauvignon, I was even more impressed. Made from low yields of approximately 2 tons of fruit per acre from Seavey's east-facing hillside vineyards in the Conn Valley, the 1994 exhibits an opaque purple color and an exuberant yet still young and unformed nose of spice, black fruits and cedar. Full-bodied with layers of dense, ripe fruit, this rich, full-bodied moderately tannic wine...will keep for two decades or more." Robert Parker, The Wine Advocate, Dec. 1997
Seavey Vineyard's fifth estate produced Cabernet, the 1994, was made from 100% Cabernet Sauvignon grapes that came from vines planted on several different locations of the South-facing hillside vineyard, and harvested during the first two weeks of October. The 1994 has a dark, ruby/purple color, a sweet nose of ripe cassis combined with spicy oak. The wine is moderately tannic, with excellent focus and grip, and a pure finish. Enjoyable now, the wine will continue to improve with age. Wine making style followed classic Bordeaux methods. Harvested at 23.5 degrees brix, the juice remained in contact with the skins for an average of 25 days and, following malolactic fermentation, the wine was aged in French oak barrels (50% new oak) and bottled on June 19, 1996.
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Good run down on our undrafted free agents.
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Good run down on our undrafted free agents.
Some interesting guys
DT Anthony Johnson, LSU
( May 12, 2014 )
Johnson was rated the sixth best defensive tackle in the 2014 NFL draft. The only players rated better than him were Aaron Donald, Ra'Shede Hageman, Louis Nix, Timmy Jernigan and Daniel McCullers. But a medical redflag, and a failed drug test at the NFL combine tanked his draft stock. This former Parade All-American, and Louisiana Gatorade Player of the Year plays tall, and has short arms. But he's athletic. He should be a good project for defensive line coach Kacy Rodgers.
OL Tyler Larsen, Utah State
( May 12, 2014 )
Larsen, who is 6-foot-4, 317 pounds, was rated the seventh best center in the 2014 NFL draft. Following a knee injury in 2009 he played 51 consecutive games over the next four years. His brother Cody Larsen is a defensive tackle for the Baltimore Ravens.
Both rated pretty high at their position only to go undrafted.
TE Harold Hoskins, Marshall
( May 12, 2014 )
Gator Hoskins, a Gainesville native, lead the nation with 13 touchdown catches by a tight end after leading the country last year with 10. The 6-2, 244-pound finished Marshall career with 99 receptions for 1,318 yards and 28 touchdowns. He's viewed as an H-back, which is a glorified fullback. It's the role Charles Clay played before becoming Miami's starting tight end.
Another Clay ?
Most of these will be camp fodder but maybe a few gems ???
Larsen and Johnson are two I'd keep an eye on. Brock Jensen at QB is one we talked to all Saturday and considered drafting as the developmental QB.
They say that its better to go undrafted than in the 7th round so you can pick your situation so its not suprising we signed a lot of OL and LBs.
Gator and Belue are the interesting ones for me though.
The gatorrrrrrrrr!!!
Adam Beasley @AdamHBeasley 1m
Also, add these names to the Dolphins' UDFA list: DE Gannon Conway (Arizona State) and RB Orleans Darkwa (Tulane).
Tyler Larsen is a good fit. Personally, I will be mildly surprised if he doesn't make the roster. We have a few other college OT's I'll be keeping my eyes on too. Let's face it, between the draftees, these UDFA's, and the waves of cuts from other teams, there are going to be a lot of spots up for grabs.
The OL is going through a massive upheaval as JMartin, Incognito, John Jerry, Danny Watkins, Tysons Clabo, and possibly a few more OL are cleared out. Adding Albert, Fox, Shelley, James and Turner is probably not the end of the changes. Brenner, Garner and the rest are not guaranteed spots.
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I had such fun working on the "Time Traveler" collaboration with Brandy M, Caroline and Kerry V. We got the idea for these products last year at convention and then had skype conference calls across the ocean to work out all the details. I loved the fanciful feel of the Time Traveler Products and kept it going with Fairy Story. Thanks for looking.
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Human Rights and Accountability for Access to Women's Health Services in Indonesia, University of Gadjah Mada, Mar. 22, 2013 (Jogjakarta, Indonesia)
Holding Governments Accountable for Women's Right to Access Health Services: A Case Study from Indonesia, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Global Oncology Lecture Series, Feb. 25, 2013 (Seattle, WA)
Discussant, The Role of Women's Human Rights in Advancing the Health of Women in Low and Middle Income Countries, 2012 Global Summit on International Breast Health, Oct. 3, 2012 (Vienna, Austria)
The Future of Biomedical Ethics Education, Global conference about UBEHN, the recently launched University Biomedical Ethics and Humanities Network, which is focused on building biomedical ethics graduate education in Asia., Sep. 28, 2012 (Taiwan)
Moderator, Health: A Human Right?, 9th Annual Western Regional International Health Conference, Apr. 28, 2012 (Seattle, WA)
Keynote, Global Bioethics and Local Practice, Current Bioethics Issues in Medical Education and Training of Physicians and Medical Researchers, Airlangga University, Mar. 13, 2012 (Surabaya, Indonesia)
Professionalism in Pediatrics, Indonesian Pediatric Association, Feb. 28, 2012 (Jakarta, Indonesia)
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Leading Issues of Justice in Clinical Trials, Airlangga University, Good Clinical Practice Conference, Nov. 3, 2011 (Surabaya, Indonesia)
Clinical Trials in Resource Poor Communities: Leading Issues of Justice, Asian Bioethics Association, Conference, Sep. 29, 2011 (Taipei, Taiwan)
The Convention on the Rights of the Child: Promoting Human Rights in Indonesian Madrasah, 18th World Congress on Medicine and Law, Aug. 10, 2010 (Zagreb, Croatia)
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Women's Health and the Right to Abortion in the US: International Human Rights Without Borders, American Public Health Association, Conference, Oct. 28, 2008 (San Diego, CA)
Using International Human Rights Law to Support Abortion Rights in the U.S., American Public Health Association, Conference, Nov. 6, 2007
Child Health, Politics and Human Rights in Indonesia, American Public Health Association, Conference, Nov. 5, 2007
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Just got Retriever Results... this is something worth shouting about.
Top All Age Dog (of 554 dogs with all age pts. this year). Saber has 10 all age wins, 15 placements for a total of 58.5 pts. this year. He is trained and handled 100% by his breeder-owner Chris Hatch who is an amateur and is still a working man. Rain or shine, weekends or evenings, he is working with Saber.
Top Amateur Dog (of 351 dogs with amateur pts. this year). Saber has 6 Am wins and 9 placements for a total of 35 Am. pts. this year.
THREE DOUBLE HEADERS (2 of them this year)! This matches Creek Robber's record of 3 double headers. Retriever Results did not say what other dogs in the past earned 3 double headers so there could be more.
Top All Age handler. Think about it -- an Amateur is right now the top all age handler. Chris is winning and placing with ONE DOG.
Top Amateur handler. Think about it -- this is ONE HANDLER handling ONE DOG, not a handler winning or placing with a bunch of dogs.
Keep it up Chris and Saber ... this is YOUR year. Keep bringing home the ribbons. Only 3 more months in 2013. We want to see you get the award for Top Amateur Dog for 2013. How sweet that would be.
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We welcome you to share your own story or your family's story of immigration to Victoria below. Stories be entered into the Share a Story database and can be read in the Discovery Centre at Immigration Museum.
The story should focus on the experience of leaving your home country, the journey and arrival in Victoria. Samples of stories can be found on our Question of the Week linked at right. Please also give your country of origin, place and year of arrival and the name of the ship or plane.
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My husband Hendrik Pieter Mulder (Henk) arrived with his family in December 1956 on the Johan Van Oldenbarnevelt. He was 17. They travelled to Bonegilla Camp, but soon left for Warren NSW to work on his uncle Jack Lindhout's farm. He married 1964 and had a daughter Sandra Lee. He died of Mesothelioma in September 2011. He was exposed to asbestos while in the building game in the early 1960s. He did volunteer work from 2004 in Kalgoorlie and remote Aboriginal communities sharing his building skills.
Hi Julia,
Finding missing family is something that is very hard to do, due to Privacy Laws and the fact that locating people takes a lot of effort. We do have a webpage that may help, it is called Locating living people. It contains links to various Government agencies, as well as tips on where to go looking.
We love receiving comments, but can't always respond.
This link from the department of immigration will help! http://www.border.gov.au/help-text/eplus/Pages/elp-h1045.aspx
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All immigration records after 1923 are held by the National Archives of Australia (NAA). Unfortunately, only about 30% of records have been put...


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Man attempts to shoot cop point-blank with duty weapon
Struggle described as violent, extensive
JANESVILLE, Wis. - A 58-year-old Clinton man was arrested on suspicion of attempted first-degree homicide after authorities said he disarmed the Clinton cop and attempted to shoot the officer at point-blank range with the officer's duty weapon.
The Rock County Sheriff's Department said on Thursday at 6 p.m., the Rock County Communications Center received an abandoned 911 call at 703 Carol St., Apartment K, in Clinton, Wis.
Police said the sole Clinton Police Department officer was dispatched to follow up.
Cmdr.Troy Knudson with the Rock County Sheriff's Office said shortly after the Clinton officer arrived on scene, the officer reported that Terry P. Robinson, the resident at the apartment, attacked him.
The Clinton police officer was unable to quickly control the suspect and called for help, the report said.
Knudson said an "extensive" and "violent" struggle ensued, during which Robinson disarmed the officer. The sheriff's department said Robinson attempted to fire the weapon at point blank range at the officer.
The officer was able to disable the firearm before a round was discharged, the report said. Shortly thereafter, an off-duty Beloit police officer who was nearby at the time of the call arrived on scene, followed by deputies from the Rock County Sheriff's Office and on-duty officers from Beloit, Knudson said. The sheriff's department said Robinson continued to struggle but was taken into custody.
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However the Firefox for Mac is not displaying it right.
It looks like an isolated problem, but I thought that putting it here would be a good idea.
On Chrome and Safari it worked fine.
On Windows it worked fine, including IE.
The bug happened on Firefox 16.0.2 on Mac Mt Lion.
It shows the nested options, however it has a gap between them (see attached screenshot). So when I try hovering the sub-item, the mouse goes over the gap and the menu loses focus, making it unusable.
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