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Thousands of South Jeffco high school seniors will bid farewell to their academic institutions in the coming weeks, receiving diplomas and sending graduation caps high into the air.
The five area high schools will host graduation ceremonies as follows:
Chatfield High School May 21 at 9 a.m. Red Rocks Amphitheater
Gates open at 7 a.m., and a shuttle providing handicap transportation from the parking lots begins at 7:30 a.m. Parking information is available at www.redrocksonline.com
Jeffco Public Schools would cut 136 employee positions under a proposed budget rolled out May 13 that cuts $14 million over the previous year's spending.
Increased class sizes, higher athletic fees, fewer transportation routes and reduced choices for electives would result from the budget, which was designed in the face of massive cuts in state funding.
Familiar tones of "Pomp and Circumstance" echoed at South Jeffco graduations last week, when at least 670 high school seniors earned the right to turn tassels. Commencements took place for Chatfield High, D'Evelyn High and Front Range Christian School.
Despite the standard processional fare, ceremonies ranged from traditional stripes of speech-and-music intervals to one at a church, where family members placed their hands on graduates and prayed for them.
The Colorado General Assembly ended the 2010 legislative session last week, concluding months of active lobbying by Jefferson County on a handful of bills. The county, which has a $48,000 annual contract with the Lombard & Clayton lobbying firm, promoted several pieces of legislation of specific interest to Jeffco:
• Senate Bill 97, county home rule charter commissions —
About 100 new jobs will be coming to the South Jeffco area, as a brand new chain of supermarkets prepares to open this summer. SmartCo Foods, a planned group of five big-box grocery-and-farmers market hybrids, will host a jobs fair May 20 and 21 in Denver.
"We're looking to hire people for all five of the stores," said company spokesman Randall Oliver. "We are hoping that we can get all those slots filled before the stores open."
Dozens of middle-school teams from across the state congregated May 22 for the 20th Junior Solar Sprint Car Competition, a series of model-car races powered by the sun.
Though the event is traditionally held outdoors, the 2010 event was held in the Dakota Ridge High School gym due to high winds that were capable of blowing the light vehicles of their tracks. Fifty-five teams from 17 middle schools, including one from D'Evelyn, charged battery packs outside, transferring energy collected by their solar panels.
Liquor sales are likely to resume at Fun City, the new business entity that has taken over the former Mr. Biggs location in South Jeffco. The county liquor board last week granted a temporary permit for the business following a district court's issuance of a restraining order.
"What it did in effect was reinstate the license," assistant county attorney Martin McKinney said of the court's order, which was prompted after Fun City's owner, Littleton Holdings, filed the case.
A 41-year-old man was killed May 13 when a new 3,000-pound bank safe tipped over during its installation and pinned him against a door at a South Jeffco bank.
Donald Lindsay, a Thornton resident who worked for Security & Safe of Colorado, was installing the unit at the Chase bank at 12482 W. Ken Caryl Ave. The massive safe fell about 11 a.m., and rescue workers were unable to move it until about 4:45 p.m.
Republican state Sen. Mike Kopp, only two weeks after being unanimously elected to replace Sen. Josh Penry as minority leader, said he is looking forward to next year's legislative session but that his job will not be easy.
"It's a little bit like herding cats, all things considered," said Kopp, who represents South Jeffco in the state Senate.
A fully restored World War II-era "Flying Fortress" took to the skies May 15 and 16 above Jefferson County. The Liberty Belle, a circa-1945 B-17 bomber and mobile museum, took off and landed at Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport, where for one weekend history and aviation buffs could buy about half an hour of midair nostalgia.
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This man or father doll was made in the 1920s when they changed the style of the bisque shoulder head men dolls. He was probably made in Germany, however, I cannot get his clothes to move enough to see a mark. He is 4-1/8" tall x 2" wide x 7/8" deep. He has light brown hair that has a part and hair lines. He has blue eyes, rosy cheeks, and red lips. He is wearing a black felt jacket with lapels and a tail. He also has a vest that is black. His pants are tweed black and white. He has an off white shirt with a red/brown tie. His shoes are brown and shiny.
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Redesigning The Remote Control Of The Future [Pics]
Four top design schools have been invited by EPFL+ECAL Lab to rethink the device.
All remote controls have the same basic design, which hasn't changed much since they were first introduced. The most innovative remote we've seen in some time is Roku's new headphone remote. But for this design, the EPFL+ECAL Lab collaborated with the Kudelski Group to challenge four major design schools to rethink the remote control.
Sixty years after its creation under the name, "Lazy Bones," the remote control is still perceived as a collection of buttons on a block of plastic. It hasn't acquired the status of an object, nor does it carry cultural, emotional or social value. However, it occupies a central place in our living room. What's more, it constitutes a vital link between our real bodies and the digital world, which now includes television.
Students from the Royal College of Art in London, ENSCI-Les Ateliers de Paris, Parsons The New School for Design in New York, and the ECAL/University of Art and Design Lausanne designed prototypes for 'Lazy Bytes'.
The project aims to renew our relationship with the digital world and the designs range from a joystick-type device to a magnetic stone and wooden controller. Click through to see a selection of the remote controls:


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It takes more than magic for teams to become surprise contenders -- and stay that way for the long baseball season. But a few of those strange and special moments don't hurt, and that's only part of why the Los Angeles Dodgers look like a better option that the New York Mets to continue the National League's surprise stories of the early season.
The Dodgers turned a strange -- and crucial -- triple play Sunday as they completed a three-game sweep of the San Diego Padres to come out of the weekend 9-1, baseball's best record. It's perfectly apparent the Dodgers have beat up on the Padres (six of seven games) and the Pittsburgh Pirates. But it also is obvious they have star-quality players who are difference-makers.
Matt Kemp hit his sixth home run during Sunday's 5-4 walkoff victory against the Padres, and he now leads the majors in homers, RBI (16), hits (19), runs (13), batting average (.487), on-base percentage (.523), slugging percentage (1.026) and OPS (1.548).
And shortstop Dee Gordon, the speedy rookie shortstop and new catalyst atop the batting order, got the two-out, bases-loaded single to end the game. But the focal point remained the triple play, which helped keep the game tied 4-4.
The Padres put the first two batters on base in the top of the ninth and Jesus Guzman was asked to bunt them over. The pitch from Javy Guerra (the closer with five saves and no runs allowed in six appearances) came right at the chest of Guzman, who already had squared toward the mound to make the bunt.
As Guzman tried to elude the pitch, the ball hit the bat between Guzman's hands and dropped in front of home plate. It seemed unlikely that the ball could not have hit Guzman, but it hadn't. He stood at home plate as catcher A.J. Ellis picked up the ball and started the process of force plays at third and second and then the final out at first with Guzman nowhere close.
The Mets' early-season magic stopped for a couple of innings at least -- seven runs in two innings against the bullpen in Sunday's 8-2 loss at the Philadelphia Phillies that kept the Mets from leading the NL East this morning. They're still 6-3 and a half-game behind the Washington Nationals -- another upstart but one people have been eyeing as a potential breakout team.
The NL East is intriguing in that it has the potential to be a division contracting inward from both ends. Last year's top two -- Philadelphia and Atlanta -- are more vulnerable, the Braves trying to rebound from last September's collapse, the Phillies trying to deal with an offense struggling without Chase Utley and Ryan Howard.
Washington and the Miami Marlins are teams moving forward with new talent and young-leaning rosters. But it's the Mets who were being left out of the equation coming into the season.
They've started quickly with strong pitching -- a 2.48 ERA that ranks third in the majors -- thanks to a return from surgery by Johan Santana (0.90 ERA in two starts) and a combined 4-0, 2.10 start from R.A. Dickey and Jon Niese.
A crucial boost over the weekend came from third baseman David Wright, who played despite a broken pinkie finger and hit a home run in Saturday's victory.
"All of a sudden, the other guys don't hurt as bad," Mets manager Terry Collins said. "When they have something minor, they say, 'Look, if he can do it, so can I.' I think it sends a big message to everybody on the club."
Those everybodys could determine how long the Mets and the Dodgers can keep it up.
Wright needs to be the Mets' star, in at least close to the manner Kemp can carry the Dodgers. For the moment at least, that's advantage Dodgers. With Kemp right now, it's advantage over any other team in the game.
On almost every count, the Dodgers have the edge on the Mets:
The Dodgers are counting on their new ownership group to make a difference, so much so that it caught the attention of the judge who oversaw the sale of the team to the group that has Stan Kasten and Magic Johnson in charge.
U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Kevin Gross is no relation to the former Phillies pitcher of the same name, but he is a Phillies fan. The judge noted, after checking the sales document, "I was looking in the order for language that says they can't sign Cole Hamels. I couldn't find it, but I may still insert it."
In other words, the Dodgers figure to be a major player in free agency next offseason but also a mover at the July trade deadline if necessary.
They still will need Gordon to develop and Guerra to continue to be a revelation as a second-year closer. They'll need James Loney to contribute more than his sub-.200 performance so far and the rest of the pitching staff to be solid. But the hope is real.
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In Study, Past Decade Ranks Among Hottest
New research suggests average global temperatures were higher in the past decade than over most of the previous 11,300 years, a finding that offers a long-term context for assessing modern-day climate change.
The study, published Thursday in the journal Science, aims to give a global overview of Earth's temperatures over the past 11,300 years—a relatively balmy period known as the Holocene that began after the last major ice age ended and encompasses all of recorded human civilization.
The research shows that a one-degree temperature variation that took 11 millennia to occur since the end of the last major ice age has been replicated in the 150 years since the early days of the Industrial Revolution.
Within that framework, the decade 2000-2009 was one of the warmest since modern record-keeping began, but global mean temperatures didn't breach the levels of the early Holocene. Now they are on track to do so, according to the Science paper. If the scientists' forecasts are correct, the planet will be warmer in 2100 than it has been for 11,300 years.
The study, conducted by researchers from Oregon State University and Harvard University and funded by the U.S. National Science Foundation, also looks to shed light on a crucial question: Is the spike in global temperature recorded in the past 150 years unusual—the result of greenhouse-gas emissions from human activity—or can it be explained as part of natural, long-term variations in temperature?
The study points to human activity as the cause, because the suddenness of the shift in temperature appears to be out of whack with long-term trends.
"What's different is the rate of change," said Shaun Marcott, a paleoclimatologist at Oregon State and lead author of the paper. "What we've seen over the past 150 years is much greater than anything we saw in the past 11,000 years."
The task of estimating Earth's ancient climate, a discipline known as paleoclimatology, is a challenging one. It relies on proxy measurements taken from things such as marine fossils or ice cores that offer a physical record of past temperature. For example, as part of the process, scientists grow the marine organisms under varying temperatures, and link changes in their shells' chemical signature to different water temperatures. That data can then be used to study marine fossils. To confirm a finding, researchers typically check to see whether temperature records derived from one source match those derived from other, unrelated sources, such as ice cores.
The new data may become another flash point in the debate over the cause of rising temperatures. Many scientists blame increased emissions of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide, or CO2. Others disagree, contending that natural factors, such as an increase in cloud cover, are at play.
While past reconstructions of the Holocene tend to provide a regional snapshot, Dr. Marcott's team collated data from 73 sites to build a more global picture from 11,300 years ago. The data were obtained from marine fossils, as well as pollen records from lakes and ice cores from Greenland.
Temperature reconstructions have already indicated that the recent warming trend is atypical in the context of the past 2,000 years. The new study concludes it is unusual over an 11,300-year span as well.
Global mean temperature varied within a range of one degree Celsius during the Holocene. It was mainly driven by a gradual shift in Earth's orbit, which changed the amount of sunlight falling on different parts of the globe.
The first half of the Holocene period was warm. Then there was a cooling trend that lasted 5,000 years or so. About 200 years ago, temperatures began to rise steadily.
Projections indicate that Earth's air temperature could increase anywhere from two degrees to five degrees Celsius by 2100.
"This paper throws down the gauntlet by showing that Earth is on its way to being warmer," said David M. Anderson, who heads the paleoclimatology program at the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and who wasn't involved in the study. "By 2100, it will be a heck of a lot warmer than it was 11,000 years ago."
The insights that can be gained by studying ancient temperature trends are limited, however.
"It's a weakness to look at the world 11,000 years ago, because those were sunlight-driven changes and not CO2-driven changes," Dr. Anderson said. Sunlight-related changes are gradual and vary across different parts of the globe; greenhouse-gas emissions trigger warming everywhere.
Added Dr. Marcott: Under a scenario of increased emissions, "whatever happens will be evenly distributed around the globe."
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The Berkshire-based company makes parts for a range of electrical products and saw orders from the telecom and networking industries plunge last year.
Sales revenues across the group slumped to £86.5 million in the 12 months to December 31, down 18% on the prior year on a pro-forma basis.
The fall meant profits were £3.7 million, a far cry from the £9.2 million achieved in 2000 when the tech boom sent a surge through the business.
Chief executive Larry Tracey said the tough conditions seen in 2001 were in 'significant contrast' to those witnessed the year before.
He added the group had managed to increase its sales presence, particularly in the US, and had weathered the worst of the storm.
But he warned: 'At present we see no signs of immediate improvement in economic conditions in either the USA or Europe.'
IFX said the market for its products last year decreased by around 30% as networking and telecoms firms cut back on spending.
It added, however, that its share of the market had increased 'largely at the expense of our smaller competitors'.
In June last year, IFX bought the customer base and employees of Powerspec Electronics in North Carolina for 3.5 million US dollars (£2.4 million).
The group has since merged its two operating companies in the US and said it had continued to remove non-sales related costs from its US and UK operations.
Shares in IFX Power, based in Pangbourne, were trading 7 1/2 p lower at 320p by mid-afternoon - the price fell to as low as 240p in November.
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This peaches-and-cream dessert is always refreshing. When peaches aren't in season, I use frozen fruit with great results.
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- 1-3/4 cups sliced peeled fresh or frozen peaches, thawed
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- 1 teaspoon lemon juice
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- In a small bowl, combine the peaches, 3 teaspoons sugar and lemon juice; set aside. Combine whipped cream, vanilla and remaining sugar; fold gently. Cut sponge cakes into small pieces; place in a bowl. Fold in peach mixture and whipped cream. Serve immediately. Yield: 2 servings.
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COLUSA (CBS13) — A freak accident turned into tragedy at a local church after 7-year-old girl was killed from a television falling on top of her.
The accident happened right in front of the little girl's brothers and sisters. The children had gone to the Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Colusa around 1 p.m. Tuesday with their mother.
The victim, who goes to school at the church, was in the conference room when she and her brother moved a TV stand that had a large TV on it.
The TV fell off the stand and hit her on the head, knocking her unconscious, according to the Colusa County Sheriff's Dept.
When paramedics arrived, they found the girl on the floor with severe head trauma. The child was taken to the hospital where she was later pronounced dead.
Her mother was not in the room when the accident happened.
Parishioners said the family was a big part of the tight-knit congregation, and that the mother volunteers regularly at the church. The children's father is said to be a well-known doctor.
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Outfit 2: Same skirt, H&M conscious collection floral blouse, Ann Taylor belt, Target Versie pumps (see my nude pump review)
Outfit 4: Same tank, Mod cloth mustard pleated skirt (similar for $15.80), Theory blazer from outlet, Target sandals
Another fantastic video, Jean. Thanks for the great work. Love the way you tuck in the extra fabric on the H&M shirt, and I will have to give it a try myself. Watching the way you work your clothes is like watching magic. Have a great week.ReplyDelete
Great video! I especially like the first outfit!
Just watch your video and I love it!
Could u do a organization video or post?
I have so many things I do not know how to organize them and make my house look organized.
So cute - love the video Jean! ;-)ReplyDelete
You look so cute. Simple yet stylish outfits, job well done.ReplyDelete
Haven't seen a video from you in ages! So nice to see a new one, and it was great Jean! Great job!
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Love the teal skirt!ReplyDelete
the blue skirt is gorgeous!ReplyDelete
Really great pairing of outfits! All of them complement one another.ReplyDelete
love the jade skirt! the styling ideas are amazing! my favorite look is the first one...
Love that you're so cost conscious and make things very versatile! Well worth the money spent!
I think the pleated skirt is great!!
Love the pricing of these items and the strong fashion sense behind each piece!!
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another great video. i like all the pairings, especially the casual wear!ReplyDelete
I enjoy all the looks and will surely use them for inspiration to mix and match pieces in my own wardrobe. The pleated skirt is so cute. I've been looking for one in a dark rose color.
Giveaway on my blog! I'd love for you to check it out!
Great video! I really like watching how you make all of the outfits come together, and your explanation of why you're doing what you're doing. It is incredibly helpful.
Now if only I were as thin and beautiful as you...
Another great video! I really love the casual tank top/shorts look. I'm always stumped about what to wear on the weekends with the kids. I feel so frumpy in just shorts and a tshirt, but when it's hovering 100, I don't know what else to wear. You show how some simple things (showing the belt buckle, adding pearls, draped cardigan) you can go from frump-a-dump to cool and chic.
I also like the step-by-step folding tutorial on the drapey blouse. I never can get my blouses to scrunch like you or Kelly and now I see one way.
Final comment: great way to show the statement necklace in a casual setting. I always feel so overdone in statement necklaces but just bought one and am going to try it out.
All I can say is "more please"
I really love your style and your different way to associate textures and colors.ReplyDelete
Hehe, I'm glad I got to the video today before Baby E fell asleep (laptop time is bedtime and she sleeps in our room). That sleeve-tucking trick is genius! Now i can do away with the the upper arm jiggles :) More videos please!ReplyDelete
Another great video. I love the on the spot alternation. I have to try that with my oversize blouse.ReplyDelete
You look adorable in every outfit. =]ReplyDelete
Great video! Love all the styles you've put together. Happy summer!
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Fun colors and great layering in here. Must update my wishlist. :DReplyDelete
i love the end of outfit 3: ankle grabbing. HHAHAAHAH. <3 u jean!ReplyDelete
Great video - I really enjoyed watching it! It was just the right pace length and had such handy hints - I always struggle with billowy shirts! Can't wait for the next one
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Thank you for making such a wonderful and helpful video. Even though you didn't feel strongly about these outfits, the colours and different fabrics looked beautiful on you. I was just despairing on how much clothes and accessories could cost, but your turquoise pencil skirt from Savers cheered me up. Thank you also for the tip on the billowy sleeves because I hadn't heard of that before.ReplyDelete
love this concept! especially love the pleated skirt :)
Great video. Nicely done!ReplyDelete
Hi Jean,
Do you wear some sort of a basic tank underneath tops that have a sheer material (like the H&M featured in your video)? I always thought the sheer tops look classy and formal but I don't like wearing something underneath all the time and also having to tuck in two pieces of clothing into my pencil skirt.
Please advise! :)
You look really cute in all your outfits
Hi, you are my favorite website for style ideas. You are so pretty and so elegant. I really appreciate your blogroll as well , it's so comprehensive. The other day I ran across this website www.chicmichele.com and thought it could be added to your blogroll. Vivien.ReplyDelete
Good job, Jean! Very informative.
How do you made shorts look so chic? I always look like a teenager in shorts -_-
Great video Jean. I loved the third look best because I'm partial to stripes and white. The bright space you filmed the video in is gorgeous. :)ReplyDelete
i am looking to buy a similar mustard color skirt..if any1 has noticed anything similar lately..i would appreciate the help :)ReplyDelete


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Yesterday President Obama held court with a receptive suburban liberal audience in a backyard in Northern Virginia. Covering the story, the Washington Post assigned the article front-page real estate in the September 14 Metro section.
While Theresa Vargas and Nia-Malika Henderson noted that the group was a "partisan audience of about 30 people" which was ridiculed by Republican detractors as a "garden party," the Post staffers failed to note a crucial piece of information regarding one Larry Poltavtsev, the CEO of Target Labs "a green-information technology firm based in Vienna [Virginia]."
Poltavtsev was quoted heartily endorsing President Obama, gushing, "He really understands the needs of small business." What's more, that quote was emblazoned above the front-page picture accompanying the story. But while Henderson and Vargas noted that Poltavtsev had asked Obama "about easing lending for small businesses," they failed to note that his firm has already benefited from a loan backed by Obama administration.
As TheHill.com's Gautham Nagesh reported yesterday morning:
President Obama will meet with members of Northern Virginia's technology community Monday as part of an event to discuss the state of the economy with small-business owners.
Target Labs employs 51 people, 11 of whom were hired last year and 12 who have been added since July as a result of a loan backed by the Small Business Administration. Target Labs is hiring for five positions and hopes to add 15 more by the end of year, provided the firm has access to the needed capital.
Another deficiency in the Post's reporting is the way it characterized Target Labs as a "green-information technology firm," labeling that brings to mind a firm that is working on developing alternative energy or implementing energy conservation strategies.
In truth, Target Labs appears to be your garden variety e-commerce/database management/tech consulting firm that buys carbon offsets to pat itself on the back as a "green" company.
Here's the relevant portion of a October 2008 press release from the Target Labs website:
Target Labs, Inc. has become the only IT Services provider in the Greater DC area to provide IT software development and networking resources with no carbon footprint. As a Green IT company, Target Labs has offset 100% of their electrical power consumption, and 100% of their employee's carbon footprint, Further, they will be offsetting all Carbon emissions associated with any employees who commute to client work site locations. This effort will help their clients who are already undertaking many Green IT initiatives. Target Labs will be providing clients with Carbon Offset certification for all employees. Target Labs is providing this green benefit to their clients at no additional cost.
According to Larry Poltavtsev, CEO, "We had been looking for ways to do our part to help reduce our Carbon Footprint. Thanks to Got Green Energy, we were able to take steps to become a sustainable business, and help our clients achieve their green IT goals. Got Green Energy not only helped us understand and offset our Carbon Footprint, they also helped communicate the change to our employees, and even designed a new logo for us. We are very proud of our efforts to reduce our environmental impact, and that of our employees.


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It has information regarding schedules and school policies.
What is the Career Center?
For almost 40 years, Career Center has served as an extension of the regular high school programs. Students maintain their affiliation with their home high schools while completing Career Center courses. Students may take Advanced Placement, Career Technical, and Regular Curriculum courses. Career Center offers a challenging academic environment and unique learning opportunities.
Who attends the Career Center?
Career Center serves students from each of the county's high schools. Over 1000 students are enrolled in Advanced Placement courses and about 750 are enrolled in Career Technical courses. An additional 150 students take specialty courses offered as part of the regular curriculum. Career Center students are primarily juniors and seniors, although a select number of courses are open to underclassmen. AP World History, Japanese and Chinese I and II, are open to 9th graders. AP Chemistry, AP Environmental Science and AP Human Geography are open to 10th graders.
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Why Do Students Choose the Career Center?
We asked students this past year why they chose Career Center ---- why they chose to be part of two high school communities, why they chose to 'leave their home school' and travel to our school on Highland Avenue? Why do over 2200 students do this every day? Their reasons boiled down to three basic categories : Career Center is the best place to prepare for their college or career path . Career Center's quality of instruction, diversity of classes, and breadth of courses offered is unmatched. Career Center students have great benefits including the opportunity to meet like-minded students from other schools across the county. They often have a break in the daily routine with a travel period.
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My partner and I are waiting on moving into a property, the draft tenancy agreement states that my partner and I are sharing the tenancy 50/50.
We are in an unstable relationship, and I am worried that if both our names are on the tenancy and we decide to split he will refuse saying his name is on tenancy and doesn't have to etc. We have 2 children together and pets that would be staying with me so I can't just up and leave with them to find another place as I've struggled to find this one.
Would the letting agent be OK with me asking to put the tenancy in just my name but with him still living there? Nothing but drafts have been done yet as we aren't living there yet and don't have a set date to move in (long story)
Is this up to the landlord whether or not to allow me to be the only name on the tenancy or the letting agent?


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- Wise words from a wise man. There are some things in life that are worth taking risks for.
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I have a large block target that I have had for about 3 or 4 seasons now. I shoot quite a bit and the animal targets areas are getting pretty chewed up. I want to repaint the whole face of the sides beige like it was when it was new, and make new stencil targets in different spots on the face of the target. Does anyone know who might sell those type of stencils, or know where I can get those shapes and make my own out of an old plastic posted sign?
The rest of the target is in good shape other than the areas in the target zone. that's why I'm looking to rehab rather than spend the 100 bucks on a new target.


text: Anime LA is going to be happening Janurary 28-30, 2005 at the Van Nuys Airtel Plaza Hotel around Los Angeles. I'll definately be going for two reasons. First LA has been needing a con(AX is is a different county =P), and secondly it's a con on the other side of the year ^_^ Is anybody else going to be going? Also, if there is enough demand for one, is it possible that Anime LA will get it's own forum on c.c as it approaches?


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Salad as a Meal, Healthy Main-Dish Salads for Every Season by Patricia Wells includes recipes like Bacon-Wrapped Goat Cheese with Dandelion Greens; Home-Smoked Trout, Tarragon, and Cucumber Salad with Horseradish Cream; and Salmon and Halibut Tartare with Fennel, Chives, Avocado, and Pistachio Oil.
4 Servings
One sunny weekday in September, I accompanied students from our Provence cooking school to a wine tasting in Fabrice Langlois and Michel Granier-Poncet's wonderful wine bistro, Vinoe & Co, in Avignon. They offered this stunning first course, a variation on the usual tartare. The chef set the colorful salmon and halibut mix on a bed of braised fennel, offering a pleasant crunch and an appealing variety of textures. If you can, use the pistachio oil here, for it marries beautifully with the richness of avocado.
Equipment: 4 chilled large dinner plates; a 4-inch-ring mold (optional)
1. In a small skillet, combine the fennel, olive oil, and the salt. Sweat—cook, covered, over low heat until soft and translucent—for about 8 minutes. Drain, and divide among the plates.
2. Place the halibut and salmon in a large bowl. Add the scallions, chives, basil, and avocado. Add just enough pistachio oil to lightly coat the tartare, tossing gently. Season with fleur de sel and toss once more. Mound the tartare on top of the braised fennel. (Or place a mold over the fennel and spoon a portion of the tartare into the center of the mold, pressing down lightly. Remove the mold.) Serve.
Wine Suggestion: That day, Fabrice and Michel served the almost creamy-textured Sancerre from François Cotat, with enough minerality and fruit to marry beautifully with the fish duo, herbs, and vegetables here.
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This is a list of all available Cheats in Age of Empires III. To enter the cheat codes, press "Enter", while in a game, to activate the chat box. Type the following cheat codes to gain the effect listed immediately after the code.
The last eight codes were popularised by Heavengames user Roman2221 in March 2015.
|a recent study indicated that 100% of herdables are obese
|Fattens all the animals on the map, generating more Food from them (also helps opponents).
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|Adds 10,000 Coin
|Medium Rare Please
|Adds 10,000 Food
|Adds 10,000 Wood
|Nova & Orion
|Gives 10,000 experience points
|X marks the spot
|Reveals the map, keeping the fog of war effect. Repeating it will not show progress on buildings that were there/under construction.
|tuck tuck tuck
|Spawns a red monster truck that destroys any enemy unit it runs into except Treasure Guardians
|ya gotta make do with what ya got
|Spawns a Mediocre Bombard, a powerful artillery unit that fires Capybara.
|sooo good
|Tells which unit killed which (e.g. an Imperial Redcoat killing a purple colored settler will show it "Imperial Redcoat'ed!" in purple text)
|speed always wins
|Increases build, research, shipment, and gather rates by 100 times for all players
|this is too hard
|Automatically win a single player game.
|where's that axe?
|Spawns George Crushington (a large stone bust)
|a whole lot of love
|Adds 10,000 to each of all available resources
|o Canada 2005
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|Spawns Fluffy.
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So the flue from the burner sticks through the register plate with the 9" flue above it sealed against the plate?
I assume this is how it would be set up so as you say and condensate could rest on the plate? With the funnel system then the condensate would run down the clay linerdown through the funnel (narrow end lowest) into the log burner? Is that right?
I guess if the funnel was upside down then the condesate would run and pool inside the clay liner looking for ways to escape. If I am correct in my thinking then how do you sweep your flue with the funnel fitted if you do not have an access hatch? Wouldnt your brush need to go through the narrow end of the funnel first?
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Winter's Time To Tour Maquam Bog
03/12/12 12:50PM By Ric Cengeri, Ric Cengeri
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The 900-acre Maquam Bog in Swanton can be kind of difficult to traipse around, being a bog. But in winter, ice makes the journey easier and the Missisquoi Wildlife Refuge hosts a few guided tours.
Greg Simard grew up in Swanton and worked at the Refuge for a few years after graduating from UVM. He still volunteers there and makes sure to visit the bog at least once every winter. We caught up with him for a tour before ice out.
Note: This Saturday evening, the Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge will be hosting an Owl Prowl. Information about events at the refuge can be found on the Friends of Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge website.


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Interior metal floor edge against interior body
I have a Ford Panel trk. that uses 3/4 plywood for flooring. From the edge of the floor to the interior outer skin it has metal that fills that area. The metal is broke at a 90 degree that meets the inside outer body. The original product looked like some kind of felt to fill that void. This must have held alot of moisture. Rusted out from the back of doors to rear wheels and then onto the rear doors. I was wondering what i should use this day that would work the best ? Thank you all for your input, Marc
First you are probably up for some metal replacement but we know that..when you get the metal replaced apply a couple of wet coats of epoxy primer and then in the areas where it looks like water may get in like seams and such use a seam sealer to fill those voids..i would think that would do it for you..the felt looking stuff may be dried up old sealer that was applied when the truck was built..
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NBC's Today rolled out a rainbow-colored carpet for the gay-left Human Rights Campaign late on Monday morning's show. Eighties pop star Cyndi Lauper appeared to sing her hit "True Colors" and announce the HRC's fundraising "True Colors Tour." She also bashed social conservatives for being against freedom for gays in America: "you're taught home of the free, you know, except for you guys there, not, not you."
Co-host Meredith Vieira played the publicist alongside her, asking her to explain how a dollar from every ticket goes to "something very important," that being the Human Rights Campaign. Not "something very liberal" or "something very pro-Hillary." When Lauper added other gay-activist groups as sponsors, Vieira could only manage an "Oh, terrific!"
Lauper explained the main sponsor was Logo (it came out "Logos"), the cable channel for gays and lesbians that's part of MTV Networks, which is part of Viacom. In fact, you can see on the Logo site the CBS News partnership with Logo, so CBS shouldn't be far behind in promoting this tour. Here's how it unfolded on NBC:
Meredith Vieira: "How is this for starting off with a bang? Cyndi Lauper was the first artist in music history to have five top 10 singles from a debut album. She has sold more than 25 million albums throughout her incredible career and she is now focusing on giving a little something back with her True Colors concert tour. Cyndi, good morning to you."
Cyndi Lauper, sitting with instrument: "Hi, how are you?"
Vieira, crouching: "I'll lower myself. No it's good for my legs, if I can do this through the whole interview. Tell me about the tour. It starts in June. But it really is about giving back to people that have given you so much in your career."
Lauper: "Well it's a 15-city tour presented by Logo, it's the first annual True Colors tour. It's five hours of music. Me, Deborah Harry, Erasure, the Dresden Dolls, The Gossip. Margaret Cho is the emcee and special -- in certain cities there'll be special guests like Rufus Wainwright and the Indigo Girls and Rosie O'Donnell, your old..."
Vieira: "Absolutely, over at The View. But a dollar from every ticket goes to something very important."
Lauper: "Goes to the, goes to the Human Rights Campaign which is a campaign that does really great work in Washington for basic human rights for the gay and lesbian community. Which, you know, as Americans you 're taught home of the free, you know, except for you guys there, not, not you, but so I figured this would be a great thing. When I was pregnant I read a lot of letters from people because you know at a certain point you can't go anywhere. And so I read letters from the people in the community saying that they were really moved by True Colors and it really helped them through a tough time and I wanted to do something that was positive and celebrate our differences. We'll be out with P-FLAG [Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays], friends and families and parents of gays and lesbians and Matthew Shepard's organization."
Vieira: "Oh terrific! Absolutely."
Lauper: "With a little bracelet that says Erase Hate. So it's all good, it's all positive."
Vieira: "And that, that kicks off in June. But right now you are gonna perform True Colors for us right here."
Lauper: "Yes and for more information go on TrueColors, the TrueColorsTour.com. And tickets go on sale this week or something like that. Did I get it all?"
Vieira, worrying about going over the time limit: "You got it all! And then some!"
After Lauper sang the song, and just before the break, Vieira reminded the viewer again the tour started in June.


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Schmied, Wieland, 1929-
Edward Hopper.
Munich ; New York : Prestel, ©1995
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|Edward Hopper; Edward Hopper; Edward Hopper; Edward Hopper
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|126 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 25 cm.
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Edward Hopper: Portraits of America examines the apparent dichotomy within Hopper's oeuvre. On the one hand, his compositions depict deserted small towns or solitary figures in empty offices, desolate houses, or hotel rooms. On the other hand, Hopper painted the landscape of New England, where he spent almost every summer with his wife Jo, as bright and tranquil. He seemed to analyze the psychological restrictions and isolation of everyday life as well as the joy and freedom of vacation.
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As seen in The Art of The Adventures of Tintin, technician Martin Gray served as a Tintin stand-in for a proof-of-concept trailer produced by Weta Digital.
Weta Workshop conceptual designer Frank Victoria modeled Tintin's 26 Labrador Road apartment on Herges' book The Secret of the Unicorn.
Weta Workshop conceptual designer Stephen Crowe describes this concept art as walking "a fine line: 'appealing' could very quickly cross that line and become 'creepy' if the features' proportions were altered too much."
Weta Digital's art department tracked down fabric samples from vintage red chairs to match Hergé's original description.
A trailer for The Adventures of Tintin follows the plucky reporter's escapades.
3-D motion-capture movie The Adventures of Tintin teams director Steven Spielberg with producer Peter Jackson's Oscar-winning Weta team to breathe fresh life into Georges "Hergé" Remi's 1930s comic strip character.
Plucky reporter Tintin and his trusty dog Snowy generated impressive stats over the course of 24 books, with 350 million copies sold worldwide in 80 languages. As chronicled in The Art of The Adventures of Tintin, Spielberg and company obsessed for five years to make sure they stayed true to the look, feel and story beats created in the original tales by Belgian illustrator Hergé.
Authored by Chris Guise, the 200-page hardcover picture book dissects efforts by Weta Digital and Weta Workshop artisans as they produced concept art, costume designs, previsualization storyboards and motion-capture tests leading to the final product. Check out the gallery above for a preview of the book as well as the first Tintin trailer.
The Art of The Adventures of Tintin, which hits U.S. bookstores Tuesday, can be pre-ordered from HarperCollins or Weta Workshop.
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I'm on AJ, but when i go to the statement page:
"Currently we're only displaying the current month's statement. We're generating your statements for all past months in the background as you read this. Check back in a few days and we should have finished the data migration."
This may be why the API isn't working for the time being, and it may solve itself once migration is complete.
on the audiojungle recent items, or similar items pane, there are no names under each preview – it would be good to have these back
yeah, i'd also like the portfolio page to show my top selling items like it did. also, it would be great to have my thumbnails for "collections" back.
is it really 12 minutes left?
i mean, it didn't fool me.
apple release on thursdays but then again, if their macs fail, there's little they can do to tweak it before the weekend…
neat. I'd only heard of http://inudge.net/index.en.html before. it's quite neat cos you can share compositions using urls – eg http://inudge.net/inudge#/a08 is one i made
depends what you're covering – I've released tracks like excerpts from scott joplin's ragtime which the reviewers allowed – the guy did die 100 years ago, so his music is in the public domain. if the music isn't in public dormain, you'd have to get permission from them/their label first.
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Excellent service, quiet, comfortable and well located.The Feista held on Thursdays was entertaining. The public areas are overstyled!
As a solo traveler, the comfort, the location, the security and english channels on the tv were important. I enjoyed my stay and would go back. This hotel is part of The Nostrum Resort so Sir Anthony and Medditerian Palace are all in same complex. Glad i choose The Cleopatra, very nice hotel.
Located as close as possible to the excellent beach. I am happy I took a room with a sea view. Free parking was also handy for me.
All the staff were so obliging and helpful - the facilities were excellent and the food was great. The bed was very hard and I found it difficult to sleep on it. By the time the week was over my neck and back were very sore.
liked the location bedrooms need to be upgraded and suites are small
Location close to the beach, restaurants and shops. Room little bit old fashioned, long way from reception.
Good location beside the beach. Nice breakfast. Having to pay for gym and room safe
The staff were exceptional in all areas and recognising my wife's birthday and arranging a breakfast surprise just made it. The breakfast was excellent every day and made the overall value superb. We only ate in the Feng Shui Asian restaurant but it was by far the best value meal of our 5 night stay and of outstanding quality. Nothing about the hotel but watch for the prices outside! Cocktails were 6 euros in the hotel and 8 euros outside!
lovely room with jaccuzzi on the deck, close to the beach sterile anonumous athmosphere
everthing was perfect
Hotel was convenient for all the shops and facilities of the resort. The staff were very helpful. Good entertainment at night. Very clean hotel and the rooms and public areas were kept immaculate. Food quantity and variety was very good, however, some of the quality was not up to standard. Also the food from the hot buffet was not as hot as we would have liked. Often by the time I got the food back to the table it was onlt luje warm. Meat tended to be tough, especially the steaks and the lamb chops. Mine was raw in the middle on occasion.
location everything else- not friendly staff, not comfortable beds, noisy disco in hotels yard. No minibar or even refregirator, you have even pay for the safebox. For me the most terrible hotel in spain/
The location was excellent and the food was even better. I thought the island in the middle of the pool reserved for privileged guests as offensive and very discriminative. If the H10 wants those type of people they should make it a 5 star and not a hotel for hard working less better off guests. Reminded me of a monkey island in a zoo.
The Conquistador is an ideal situation and people return to this hotel year after year!
very nice pool good choice of food staff very helpful corridors need new carpets and some floor tile work in need of repair around pool
The location was great. The hotel was clean with good facilities. The food was average and the rooms are ready for decoration.
The staff were very friendly, the hotel was central to everywhere. The pools were nice and clean. We went half board and the food was lovely, plenty of choice of meals to suit everyone. I got fish one night and it was cooked fresh infront of me, really nice. The cleaners were very friendly and did a brilliant job. Only bad point, when checking in had to wait nearly an hour, staff on desk were very slow and I noticed same problem with others but after We got checked in had a pleasant stay, from bar staff to cleaners was made to feel very welcome. I would definately return to this hotel.
The hotel is at the center of the tourist area and at the same time by the beach front. The hotel is clean with good facilities. The swimming pool area is very well organised with four different sections of the swimming pools. The entertainment team is excellent and they always have something going especially for the kids. The food is excellent and of a very good quality. The staff is helpfull and friendly. Good value for money. Having to wake up early in the morning and place your towels in sunbeds around the pool area to reserve a place for the rest of the day.
Nothing. The food was absolutly horribly bad.
Very good
Good location, very friendly staff, good cuisine, very clean and comfortable.
Relaxing and friendly No
i asked to join the expo club as this was our 4th trip to your hotel. can you please send me the necessary forms to join. i was happy enough except that we didnt get to the pool and chill out area on 6th floor.
location food
We didn't like the room and we moved to the cleopatra hotel in the same resort wich was much cleaner and the view was awsome-to the ocean. The pool was cleaner. The furniture was old, the sheets were not as clean as for a five star hotel. The hotel was almost three stars.
best location in tenerife bathrooms need refurbishing
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location and views bathrooms very old fittings
Room smaller than expected
Great location hotel, just a step away from the beach. Brilliant pool area, big and immaculately clean. Plenty of beds. Pool towels included, changed as often as you want. Freshwater pool not salt water! A tired hotel that needs a refurb, a good tidy up. Shower drenched the bathroom floor. Drinks and snacks are pricey. Would be good if there was a better poolside bar/shop. Supermarket near by offers a cheaper alternative. Decor looks grand probably was a 5 star back when it opened but not anymore.
I liked the admophair the staff the breakfeast and the other meals
the location was perfect for us the rooms both refurbished and not were small and nasty the catering was horrid and there were too many people for the facilities not enough sun chairs and we were asked to pay for pool facilities i,e, towel and cushion we were under the impression this was a luxury hotel it ruined our 30th wedding anniverary break
the friendlieness of the cleaning staff and house keeping staff. also that it was comfortable for older people. The pool area was also very pleasant. We arrived and our hotel room at 5pm and it was not ready. I specified that I wanted a hotel room on the 3rd floor or upwards. They said at reception that this was not possible. So they put us in a room on the ground floor for 1 night. It was uncomfortable and loud. We did not get much sleep after our long journey from Germany. The next day they said they would change our room, but only to a room on the 1st floor which was not what we asked for, but it was better than the room on the ground floor. This room was also wrong. We booked a twin room and this room was a double room. So they had to put in an extra bed. This took about 3 hours to organise. We were in Tenerife 2 days, and were still not happy with our room. It was a nightmare to organise. The staff at reception were not very helpful and sometimes agressive and not very understanding. We had travelled so far, were so tired, and they did not make this any easier on us. We understood that the hotel was busy etc. but I booked the room in November and specified exactly what we needed, which was not alot. When we finally got the extra bed in our room, we then began to enjoy our stay. But this was after 2 days in the hotel.
the food was very nice with alot of selection and the rooms were nice it was all very good but we were among the very few young couples
Excellent facilities and value for money.
Great central location. Decent selection of food. Nice pool and plenty of sunbeds. Very uncomfortable beds! Noise from surrounding bars at night
Staff were friendly and tried to help.Public areas of the hotel were comfortable . The beds were uncomfortable , the room wasn't clean , there were no tea/coffee making facilities , no drinking water , and very poor sound insulation - we could hear clearly normal-volume conversations in neighbouring rooms .
Excellent location, good value for money. Food was boring, service was a bit poor. Rooms needs renovation.
excellent location and pool and breakfast choice The hotel reception was the worst I have experienced . 45 mins to check in. Clueless and could not care attitude. Needs major surgery
Location Unhelpful and unfriendly staff, the length of time at check-in, poor choice in the buffet, overcrowded restaurant, lack of pool side service,
Good food, locality and facilities. Yes. At the poolside young adults were allowed to play music without personal headsets therefore annoying guests.
this was the second time we stayed. The staff are very very helpfull. The food is excellent and the junior suites are lovely rooms. nothing negative
we liked the hotel very much because it is not to big. our favourite was the restaurant and the food in there. the food was excellent.
Location,have stayed before. No
It was a friendly place busy but not loud.. driving it was hard to find no signs off the main road..
Breakfast was fabolous
We spent a fantastic time in this hotel. We"ll be back for sure. It was one of the best holidays we've had. The hotel has a very good location, nice pool, very nice staff and perfect service. Very tasty various meals. The hotel was not overcrowded, there were plenty of sunbeds. Good entertainment program during the day and in the evening. Tiny pillows. Useless ancient hair dryer. Poor noise insulation. The walls are so thin you can hear everything the people are saying or doing in the next room. The evening entertainment program started too late (22.45). Unfortunately, the beach doesn't belong to a hotel due to the Spanish legislation, that's why it's so dirty. The sand was full of cigarette butts and packs, tissues, beer caps and other litter.
breakfast, cleaning, view, pool construction outside
Towels changed everyday staff at reception very friendly and helpful close to everything but not in a noisy area had the best of both lives ie could have a mad night r could just relax and have peace and quiet I found Insects in my bathroom floor everyday we were on ground floor and they used to put on a water feature every morning early and woke us up each morning we were English speaking and the entertainment each night was in Spanish so very dissappointed
Very good breakfast and location
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Microsoft's Visual Basic Scripting Edition (VBScript), a subset of Visual Basic for Applications, is a powerful language for Internet application development, where it can serve as a scripting language for server-side Internet applications (i.e., Active Server Pages), and client-side web pages. It can also be used for system scripting (i.e., Windows Script Host scripts) and programming Outlook forms.The greater part of this book is an alphabetical VBScript language reference to all VBScript statements, keywords and objects, emphasizing the following details:
Our look is the result of reader comments, our own experimentation, and feedback from distribution channels. Distinctive covers complement our distinctive approach to technical topics, breathing personality and life into potentially dry subjects. The animal on the cover of VBScript in a Nutshell is a Miniature Pinscher. Known only to have existed in Germany up until about 100 years ago, the Miniature Pinscher is said to have descended from the German Pinscher or possibly a cross between the Italian Greyhound and the Dauchshund. He is not a small Doberman as some may think. He was bred to be a ratter and a good barking watchdog.The Miniature Pinscher is considered the smallest breed of guard dog. It is classified in Group 2, which also classifies the Doberman, Rottweiller, Mastiff, Boxer, and Great Dane within this group.The Miniature Pinscher has been characterized as having a heroic demeanor and a striking personality. Pinscher owners commonly affirm that the dog is only small and fragile in appearance. Maureen Dempsey was the production editor, and Nancy Kotary was the copyeditor for VBScript in a Nutshell. Jeff Holcomb was the proofreader. Jane Ellin and Emily Quill provided quality control. Mary Sheehan provided production support. Brenda Miller wrote the index.Ellie Volkhausen designed the cover of this book based on a design by Edie Freeman. The cover image is a 19th-century engraving from the Dover Pictorial Archive. Emma Colby produced the cover layout with QuarXPress 3.32 using Adobe's ITC Garamond font.Alicia Cech and David Futato designed the interior layout based on a series design by Nancy Priest. Mike Sierra implemented the design in FrameMaker 5.5. The text and heading fonts are ITC Garamond Light and Garamond Book. The illustrations that appear in the book were produced by Robert Romano and Rhon Porter using Macromedia FreeHand 8 and Adobe Photoshop 5. This colophon was written by Maureen Dempsey.
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This is the best VBScript I have ever read. Explanations when appropriate, examples where needed, and a virtually complete reference section, formatted exactly as a reference book should be - command, syntax, parameters, returns and examples. Easy to find exactly what you are looking for. This book has save me a considerable amount of reference time, as well as giving me the info I needed when I needed it. My hat off the authors, this book is worth every penny I paid for it - and then some
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Stepping out of the bookstore I was wondering if I would be regretting buying this book. Well... I DIDN'T REGRET BUYING IT! It was worth every cent. I hope all the other books from O'reilly would be just as good as this one.
By Jase T. Wolfe
This is the best VBScript I have ever read. Explanations when appropriate, examples where needed, and a virtually complete reference section, formatted exactly as a reference book should be - command, syntax, parameters, returns and examples. Easy to find exactly what you are looking for. This book has save me a considerable amount of reference time, as well as giving me the info I needed when I needed it. My hat off the authors, this book is worth every penny I paid for it - and then some.
By Steve
Nice one - easy to read and easy to understand . A proper reference for VBScript.
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So good it almost makes VBScript seem like a good scripting language!
By Anonymous
I have always favored O'Reilly reference books and this one is no exception. It is the only book I need for writing VBScript in Active Server Pages. Being a programmer who never programmed in VB before but wanted to learn ASP, I needed a complete, well-indexed guide to the language -THIS IS IT!
I needed a good VBScript reference book to consult when doing scripting projects for my company.The entire book isn't just a reference to the VBScript language-- that's only about half of the book. The reference is organized alphabetically and contains a description, rules and usually a decent example of the VBScript function, statement, method, etc.So the surprise is the first half of the book, and it may be important to you and it may not. There are 20 pages on general program structure that most every programmer will find boring: pasing parameters by reference, passing variables into a subroutine, etc. After 8 more pages on data types and 22 pages on error handling/debugging, the authors included four other sections on VBScript with Active Server Pages, Programming Outlook forms, Windows Script Host, and VBScript with Internet Explorer. I found these sections to be out of the scope of what I was looking for in whatO'Reilly calls a "desktop quick reference" book: simply a reference to the language. I gave it four stars because the thing is only $( ) and you are getting 500 pages. I bought the bookfor the reference, even if it has this other stuff I don't care about. If you are programming VBScript or ASP in Notepad without "Help" to consult, this may be the best pure VBScript book out there. It will come in handy.
By Kenn
Covers EVERYTHING. Scripting techniques, error handling, differences between VB, VBA and VBScript, Structuring your program for reuse, etc. It gives a quick, down and dirty, high-level overview of the places you're most likely to use VBScript -- ASP, IE, Outlook and Windows Shell Scripts (wsh) -- and an incredible reference to nearly every VBScript function, procedure and call. This book is not for the beginner looking to learn the language -- it's for the intermediate or advanced scripter who already knows a little but needs a reference to know HOW to use the functions, etc. It excels in this regard, not only explaining every command and option under VBScript, but also the syntax, parameters, rules and even 'Programming Tips & Gotchas'.In short, if you need a true reference that documents nearly every facet of the VBScript language, this is a must have.
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Yuck. After doing some internet assisted self diagnosis - I am fairly certain that I have a mild case of rectal prolapse. It's not bad, and does not interfere with my life. Basically, my rectum bulges out after a BM if I strain (which I try to avoid of course). I thought it was just hemorrhoids, but not I am not so sure. Like I said, no serious symptoms, it retracts on its own within a minute or so - I don't have do do anything manually. It doesn't hurt or itch, it's just gross, and a big pain to clean. I had hemorrhoids at the end of my pregnancy and then this thing started after I gave birth. I labored for 36 hours, 2 hours of pushing on my back with an epidural (that I needed after 28 hours of double and triple peak contractions).
My concerns are basically:
1. How do I get it to go away? Is this possible? I am doing kegels and trying to eat a high fiber diet and I drink a lot of water.
2. If it is not possible to make this go away in a non-invasive way, has anyone ever had it treated? If so, how? What was your experience like?
3. For people who did not have it treated, did it get significantly worse over time?
4, DH and I are currently TTC - I am very worried about this issue getting significantly worse with a second pregnancy and vaginal delivery. Anyone go through this? What was your experience like? Did it interfere with the delivery at all?
Thanks in advance, I am hoping to hear from others so I can stop freaking out over this.
Happy , delayed/selective vaxxing, WOHM to DD1 4/10 , DD2 8/12 and partner/wife for thirteen years to SAHD DH.
Core work should help significantly. I had a good recovery from a mild bladder prolapse.
So it's been 10 months, and it's definitely a rectal prolapse. I need to manually um, put everything back where it's supposed to go after a BM now. I'm 7m pregnant and really scared about a vaginal delivery. Anyone BTDT?
Happy , delayed/selective vaxxing, WOHM to DD1 4/10 , DD2 8/12 and partner/wife for thirteen years to SAHD DH.
Check out the Pelvic Organ Prolapse support thread here: http://www.mothering.com/community/t/713732/pelvic-organ-prolapse-support-thread/1440
It's really long, but there's lots of experienced mamas there who have had more children after prolapses.
Also, have you tried squatting/putting your feet up on a stool when you have to go? I avoid straining as much as possible because it aggravates my vulvar varicosities, and the stool really helps.
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Citation: Coblentz, W.K. 2007. Biology and Effects of Spontaneous Heating in Hay. Proceedings of the 11th Annual University of Wisconsin Arlington Dairy Day, December 12, 2007, Arlington, WI. Interpretive Summary:
Technical Abstract: The negative consequences of baling hay before it is adequately dried are widely known to producers. Frequently, these problems are created by uncooperative weather conditions that prevent forages from drying (rapidly) to moisture levels that allow safe and stable storage of harvested forages. When baling occurs before forage is dried adequately, a number of undesirable responses are often observed. These include molding, spontaneous heating, reduced forage quality, and the potential for spontaneous combustion. The magnitude and duration of spontaneous heating is affected by numerous factors, including forage moisture content, bale size, bale density, climatic conditions, and use of preservatives. Most changes in nutritive value, including estimates of ruminal protein degradation and the associated ruminal decay rate, are related to spontaneous heating in surprisingly close linear relationships. Spontaneous heating has a profoundly negative effect on forage quality, and great care should be exercised to ensure that forages are dehydrated properly prior to baling.


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Highlights from GreenFleet Scotland at the Royal Highland Centre, Edinburgh
Meet our new leasing experts, who in this first discussion, examine how new challenges such as Brexit, air quality and policy changes are affecting fleet managers
In the first of a new panel discussion, we ask our experts their views on how telematics have shaped and driven change within the fleet management profession, and why reluctance to use fleet technology still exists within some organisations
Can it pay to think differently about the way we travel? Our expert panelists examine how the new concept of 'mobility' is impacting the fleet sector
Following the launch of the Department of Transport's consultation into making charge points more accessible, GreenFleet's expert panelists give their views on the key factors that will shape the electric vehicle market's development in the near future.
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World's Largest & Loudest Siren . . . Ever !
What you
see pictured above is a Chrysler Air Raid Siren, the most powerful
siren in the world. It's the size of a car, measuring near 12-feet
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gigantic siren is powered by an 180-HP Chrysler Industrial V-8 HEMI® gasoline
engine. The super-duty engine directly drives a three-stage
compressor that blows 2,610 cubic feet of air a minute, at nearly 7 PSI,
into a giant siren rotor. The compressed air screams through the chopper
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It's also considerably louder than the largest steam whistle or horn.
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Its advertised range was four miles in every direction.
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The sirens Chrysler built were invented by Bell
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production models of this siren design were made by Chrysler between
1942 and 1957. The Cold War model was the loudest and was built
only in the five years ending in 1957.
A few
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the 1950's. Many remained in service for twenty plus years, sounding
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City, Chicago, Detroit, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, New York and even Miami
could hear the haunting siren wail of a Chrysler Air Raid Siren.
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of the extreme sound power emitted by these sirens and the desire that
their coverage area be extended as far as possible, they were usually
mounted high on a steel tower or on top of multi-story building.
As a result these sirens were always heard, but rarely seen.
For most
of the visitors to this website, this will be the first opportunity
they have ever had to see the siren that prompted "Duck and Cover" drills.
This website was created
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most interesting sirens ever produced.
The driving force behind this website was the purchase of a Chrysler
Air Raid Siren by David Stall of Texas.
Mr. Stall
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is fully and faithfully restored for a traveling public display.
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In the short time that this
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has been online, the public response has been tremendous. It appears
that Mr. Stall is not alone in his fascination with the world's most
powerful siren.
only a month Mr. Stall acquired his second Chrysler Air Raid Siren.
This second siren arrived in somewhat working condition from Burbank,
California on April 16, 2003. It was promptly dubbed BigRed™.
Mr. Stall plans to paint the siren to match it's name and factory color,
restore this siren to good working condition and send it out to air
shows where it can participate in WWII reenactments.
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