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At spot prices, Bitcoin may be facing resistance with some investors taking this reprieve to shed off their crypto holding after a year of steep declines. However, in the midst of this recovery, Mike Novogratz, the investor behind Galaxy Digital Holdings?a fund that ultimately plans to become a crypto friendly bank, is looking at the upsides. Arguing that blockchain is there for the long haul and early adopters are still a couple of times over and outperforming the S&P 500 and other indices, he is now plowing back, purchasing an additional 7.5 million ordinary shares pushing his ownership to 80 percent. If anything, this is a sign of confidence. Although the crypto influencer is adamant that prices will range before shooting, his investment is undoubtedly an endorsement.
Meanwhile, the somewhat controversial CEO of BitMEX, Arthur Hayes, is drumming for Bitcoin arguing that ?private citizens will come to appreciate the inherent value of Bitcoin, as their ability to discreetly hold and transfer value evaporates once cash goes the way of the dodo.? As a censorship resistance and decentralized e-money that is powered by blockchain, Bitcoin has heralded a new era where ?government after government will gradually make physical cash obsolete.?
He summed it up by maintaining that:
?In the face of the various centralizing forces currently being marshaled: humanity?s bifurcated monetary future will be better than our monopoly monetary past, as some money becomes more convenient while other money becomes far more private.? Bitcoin (BTC) Price Analysis
Hayes? optimism is yet to filter through as BTC is ranging below the all-important $4,500. Our previous BTC/USD trade plan is valid. Unless otherwise there are sharp gains above $4,100 and later $4,500, BTC is technically bearish.
From the chart, there is hope for traders. But before we make bullish calls, note that losses between mid-Nov and early Dec 2018 are conspicuous and defining. As a result, it?s easy to see why recoveries of the last few days may be pullbacks.
This position will be null once prices rally above $4,100 which in turn would set the ground for $4,500. If not and prices drop below Dec 28 lows at $3,700, it is likely that BTC will sink to $3,220 or lower.
Overly, our BTC/USD Trade plan will be as follows:
Buy: $4,100, $4,500
Stop: $3,700, $4,000
Target: $4,500, $6,000
All Charts Courtesy of Trading View
Disclaimer: Views and opinions expressed are those of the author and aren?t investment advice. Trading of any form involves risk and so do your due diligence before making a trading decision.
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Hello Cyclocross Fans!
Cross season is still months away, but some good friends of mine, Celin Serbo (http://www.serbophoto.com) and Sergio Ballivan (http://www.sergiophoto.com/), put together this great video piece with some footage from last season's Colorado cyclocross season. They produced it for no other reason than they thought 'cross was a great sport and fun to shoot. I am here to tell you they do amazing work so if your business, club, team, website, magazine needs jaw-dropping video or photography work, give them a shout. Enjoy the video and I hope it inspires you to try cyclocross in 2011!
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Policy: VIII.E.5
Issued: February 28, 1992
Owner: University Comptroller
Latest Revision: April 26, 2006
This policy is currently under revision at the University. Although the statements herein reflect enforced policy guidance, please contact the "Owner" listed above if you have questions about how this policy applies to your office. The statements herein are to be used as general guidance until the policy has been revised and added to the University Policy Directory. Thank you.
1.0 Purpose
This policy describes the general guidelines for how property titles are to be handled by the University.
2.0 Policy [Top]
2.1 Transfer of Title
Most government contracts/grants allow transfer of title from the government to the University for authorized property.
Fixed Assets Accounting Group (Property) of Financial Analysis is responsible for maintaining central records of government-owned property and will request title transfer for contracts/grants as applicable.
Fixed Assets Accounting Group (Property) will inform principal investigators about the status of titles to equipment for their contracts/grants.
2.2 University Acceptance of Title
When the University accepts title to property from the government, the following conditions apply:
- The property will be used for the applicable contract/grant.
- For equipment items costing $1,000 or more, the government may transfer title to a third party prior to final payment under the contract/grant or four months after completion of the project.
- The University agrees to use the property in research for the government and will not charge for depreciation, amortization or use under any government contract, grant or subcontract.
See also:
- Policy X.A.2, "Fixed Assets Accounting (Property): Transfer of Research Equipment from the University,"
- Policy X.A.3, "Fixed Assets Accounting (Property): Transfer of Research Equipment to the University."
2.3 Title to Grant Property
Unless specifically excepted in a grant, title to Public Health Service (PHS) and National Science Foundation (NSF) acquired grant equipment is automatically vested in the University when received, subject to the same government right to direct title transfer for a period up to 120 days after expiration of the grant. However, the University remains accountable to the government for the proper use and disposition of such equipment. Therefore, Fixed Assets Accounting Group (Property) will maintain property records on all grant equipment until it is disposed of. Procedures for acquisition, maintenance, use and inventory remain applicable.
2.4 Excess Government Property
Title to excess property will normally pass to the University after notifying NSF of receipt.
2.4 Disposition of Property
Disposition of government property is governed by the terms of the contract/ grant. In summary, if title remains with the government, the government agency must approve any transfer. Even if title is transferred to the University for items costing $1,000 or more, the government still retains the right to transfer title to a third party.
Only by one of the following conditions can the University be relieved of responsibility for government property.
- Consumption of Property in Performance of the Contract/Grant
- The government agency must approve this condition indicating approved consumption in reasonable amounts.
- Shipment from University Facilities
- Lost, Damaged, Destroyed or Consumed in Excess of Normal Requirements
- The principal investigator must fully document this condition. The government agency will assess the extent of the University's liability.
- Transfer of Title
- See preceding Transfer of Title section.
- Sale
- The government will approve the sale and receive the proceeds.
Fixed Assets Accounting (Property) will require biannual certification by principal investigators on a continuing need for GFE/CP government property in their possession to support active contracts/grants. This certification will coincide with the University's biennial physical inventory.
The government will determine disposition for items no longer required.
2.5 Subcontracts
When the University has a prime government contract with subcontracts, the Office of Sponsored Programs will ensure government property control provisions are included in the subcontracts as appropriate.
The University is responsible and accountable for government property provided in a subcontract and in possession of the subcontractor.
Government property reports for the prime contract must include all subcontract government property.
3.0 Definitions [Top]
4.0 References [Top]
5.0 Approvals and Revisions [Top]
Previous version in effect from 2/28/92 to 4/26/05 available in policy archive.


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Was hesitant to mention this cause so many will want to make smartass remarks about what has been a long tough path sometimes while a genuine pleasure mostly.
But the fact of the matter is the wife and I have been married 50 years today.
I can remember thinking in my younger years that I was going to be married 50 years and be 70 years old all in one short span and couldn't imagine living that long. Well half if it happened today. It will take to June to see if the other half makes it.
Here's a picture of the mrs. who obviously was remembering the song,
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While I hitch old Dobbin to the sleigh
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I own a small private investment company. We buy and then operate other small businesses around the country. We have never been into marketing, so my current logo is a childish mess. We are not a stuffy investment company, but I do want to project a professional, yet practical image. On the other hand, I cannot have too much of a playful, cartoony-type logo. We are a simple, efficient company. No-nonsense. We tend to like brevity, and crisp designs with unique, but not ornate or flowery fonts. A nice creative touch around our name the flows into the logo would be appreciated.
Our target audiences are (1) other private investment firms from which we may raise funds (2) owners or brokers for the owner of companies that are for sale. These guys are usually checking up on us to make sure that we are "real."
Our company name is Decision Tree Resources, but we usually just go by "Decision Tree." I have a very slight (but don't read into this) preference if you wish to include "Resources" in the logo (should the design balance or warrant it for creative purposes). Sometimes we just go by DTR, so you are free to use this acronym in conjunction with "Decision Tree (Resources)" or not. I am leaving the creative stuff up to you all...I'm a finance guy. Again, we like minimalist, yet creative designs with unique, but not flowery or ornate fonts. The best way do describe my "logo taste" is crisp. We have no corporate colors, so go ahead and select some combinations that you think may be appropriate. I do know that I am not a fan of orange and some greens, and of course pink and purple! Finally, I am fine with or without a design that plays on the "tree" word in our name. Some creative take on this is fine, but I do not want our company to come across as a tree trimming company, nursery, or horticulture firm. A "decision tree" is actually a mathematical tool, described by output values and probabilities, to assess the outcome of a series of decisions. A pure take on a "decision tree" is not overly advised. They are not pretty to look at and may cause us to look too nerdy. Focus on creative, professional and crisp. Good luck and ask any questions that you may have.
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Sam's Drunk Dog wrote:I don't know the answer to one or two but for 3 the county should send the information to your mortgage company and they should adjust it. You shouldn't need to contact them.
jimjom wrote:@Ben Klingston, same here -- same boro and everything. I had an appeal on a Tuesday morning in April and went by myself with no lawyer. I came prepared with photographic evidence of why my house should be assessed at a lower value including photos of the busy road I live on, photos of all of my supposed comparables that ALL have more square footage and living space than mine, and I got turned down via a letter in the mail.
I didn't appeal it, it's just a waste of time IMO, the reassessment people were hired to be adversarial to home owners and are nothing more than hatchet men and women.
The escrow will automatically go up, you don't have to tell your mortgage people anything. Sucks that we didn't make the three mile move into Washington County when we were looking at houses.
cheesesteakwithegg wrote:I just moved to Bethel in May, so I guess that I should expect a letter saying that they area re-assessing my house?
columbia wrote:Speaking of Bethel Park..I grew up on this street:
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People really pay that much for houses in BP?
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The Giants have jumped out to an early lead over the Eagles, but if the fans at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey are watching the out of town scores, they have to be getting discouraged.
The Giants cannot make the playoffs unless the Bears lose, and the Bears are currently leading the Lions 20-3. Detroit has made a bunch of mistakes and looks like a team that is just playing out the string and waiting for a lousy season to come to an end, and the Lions don't look like a team that has enough fight in them to come back and win.
So if the current scores hold, the Giants will be eliminated from playoff contention despite beating the Eagles, and the Bears will stay in playoff contention by beating the Lions. That will leave the Bears and their fans in the unusual position of rooting for the Packers to beat the Vikings, which would clinch a wild card berth for Chicago.
A Bears win would also mean that the Redskins cannot earn a wild card berth, and that their only path to the playoffs is to win the NFC East by beating the Cowboys tonight.


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I am my father's daughter afterall! I don't really like 'car' mechanical things...it's one of those things....sure, I can probably do a lot more than I DO do, but I don't like to do these sort of things....so I don't. My dad liked to work with cars (trucks, boats, bikes....whatever), my brother likes to work with wood, and I like to work with fabric, papers, and baubles. We all like(d) to look at things and figure out how they work, and then...work with them, but....it's different materials. Today, I reached down deep, and I found my Dad's DNA....and I fixed something on my car. I'm generally frugal...except when it comes to cars. I called the dealership and they said they would charge me $15 for this repair, so I mulled it over for a week, and today....I went in and bought some lights ($4.32), and decided to attempt it 'on my own.' OK, whatever-it's two little bulbs that go over the license plate, but....I figured it out! I even had to go back in for a 'different' screw driver. Just for the record-all my tools are hot pink, and they fit compactly into a hot pink tool kit, but....they work. I was so proud because I did something I didn't want to do, and the lights fit in, the screws all went back into place.....I don't know if they work, but lets say they do.
Sunday, May 31, 2009
My Proudest Moment This Week....
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Labels: Home "Repairs"
Nacho' Everyday Boyfriend
Lunch is rarely dull with friends. I do believe this is the most handsome 'Bean Boyfriend' I've ever seen. My friend Kelly has mad skills with Mexican food leftovers.
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Tummy Time
Look, more annoying pet pictures. I also have annoying pet stories I tell people, I wonder why my phones not ringing as much lately? Peanut prefers Lilly. Lilly has licked a spot raw on her foot just thinking about it, but it still makes for a cute picture.
Posted by Christy Robbins at 5:33 PM 3 comments
Labels: Pets
My Birthdays Coming Up....
...and I DON'T want a pair of these. I'm all about efficiency, but... I just don't see it having the same 'mopping' impact they claim. I do appreciate these little 'Slipper Genies' only because they made me smile when I saw them. You would normally have to be worried you'd find these under the Christmas tree from me, but fortunately for all my friends and family-I'm doing homemade gifts....so I left 'your pair' in the store....this year. Now....I guess I could see about making some pairs to give as gifts....
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Labels: Fun Find
Thursday, May 28, 2009
11 Months, 8 Days Early...Blythe's Dress
Talented Heather D. makes these dresses and sells them on ETSY for a steal. http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=6370315 They are so cute. I had to try it out, but now that I've tried it, I had to take the picture from a distance since it is far from perfect, but it gets the job done for this occasion. My first attempt:
This is for Blthye's birthday dress (note, she was just born on May 5th, I'm a little early, but....this is me), so she will get it for Christmas, and I think that she probably still won't be computer savvy by then, so it's safe to post. I chose purple because it went with the cute polka dotted fabric that is the underneath fabric (which is what I LOVE about these dresses). Heather's mom, Jolene (who I work with) talked me through the process of creating the cupcake out of fabric, and the button hole. I attempted the satin stitch around the cupcake (eeck, I need to work on this). Lastly, I left it for SOMEONE ELSE to embroider with her name, and then velcroed on two yellow ribbons (a favorite family color), and the velcro ribbons is a clever Heather idea.
Wa la, a party dress for a girl with a family looking forward to all the wonderful celebrations, though I am first looking forward to enjoying the many months before that first big birthday.
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Labels: Crafting, Homemade Gift
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Circus Acts
I love that Lilly and Max put up with this. I love that Peanut feels safe enough to crawl all over....well....everyone.
Posted by Christy Robbins at 10:36 PM 1 comments
Labels: Pets
Weekend Wrap-Up
The Good....
Stacey and Sean's Wedding was beautiful.
The Bad....
OK, Lake Murray isn't 'bad,' but their renovations aren't to my liking! They still haven't started, though the new plan (two years after the initial start date) is this August, and in the meantime, I think people have been going elsewhere as things are in limbo :O(. The plans look great, but they also look pricey. Mom, Holly, and I headed down for the day on Monday, just to 'see' what was going on at the Lake. We stopped by a scrapbook store on the way (I wonder who's idea that was), and ate at the Apple Barrell overlooking the lake (they have great rolls....or so I hear).
The Ugly...
My cupcakes for Saturday's engagment party had an accident. Fortunately, the chocolate cakes made it, and a few of the white...just enough to feed the masses, but it still gave me mini-heart failure to look over and see these Friday morning as I was prepping flowers.
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Sunday, May 24, 2009
Walking White Rock Lake
Holly and I decided to walk around White Rock Lake today. It's 9 and a half miles, and it kicked my tail. About halfway I imagined using my phone to call someone to come pick me up, and I tried to decide how I could explain where I was....I got over that, and focused on the positive: the wildflowers were beautiful, sailboats were out and about on the lake, and there were plenty of people to watch along the trail. The first half was physical, the second half became mental, but we had lots of good conversation to distract us. We made it, and we both agreed we would do it again. I think I need to get back to my 3 mile walks and get back in the walking habit before I go back out.
Posted by Christy Robbins at 10:41 PM 3 comments
Labels: Dallas Area Activities
Saturday, May 23, 2009
Stacey's Wedding Flowers
Here it is, my weekend project: Stacey's Wedding Flowers
The Flower Girl's Flower Ball
Mom's/Grandmother's Corsages (3 Total)
Boutonnieres (13 Total)
Bridesmaid's Bouquets (8 Total)
Bride's Bouquet (Plus One Toss)
(I added a few more monkey tails to the bride's bouquet after I took the picture.)
Table Numbers
(The bride provided the numbers on the sticks, I just did the 'sticking' into the apples.)
Reception, Table Arrangements (10 Total)
Half of the arrangements were floral arrangements, with a mix of flowers.
The "Other Half" of the Tabble Arrangements (10 Total)
Half of the arrangments were green apples, and grapevine wrapping around the insides.
The Cake Pedestal
(Kristine did this at her wedding, it was beautiful. I can't wait to see a picture with the cake.)
Cake Decorations
I don't know who baked this beautiful cake, I was just in charge of fresh flowers on the cake, but it looked delicious.s
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Friday, May 22, 2009
Maurine's Purse
For Christmas, Kelly had made me a purse (not pictured), it is super cute, bright colors, and fun, summer, fruit fabrics. As soon as I received the gift, I wanted to try one for myself. Maurine collects purses, so-keeping with the homemade gift themes-I decided to make her one for her birthday. It was fun to find fabric that reminded me of Maurine (even if she wouldn't choose it for herself, it's what I chose for her). I went over to Kelly's and she created a purse for herself while taking me through the steps to make a purse. I couldn't believe how many steps it took! There is a LOT of 'stuff' inside the purse to make the sides, bottom, and handle more sturdy. We even created pockets, and a magnetic clasp. This may be my only purse, but it was a neat experience. Kelly wanted to know if I was going to post 'my' purse after two long nights of sewing, ironing, and cutting....yup, in honor of all Kelly's help-here is the purse Kelly helped me create. I had to wait until now since I didn't want to post before Maurine actually opened the gift.
Inside the Purse
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Labels: Homemade Gift
Thursday, May 21, 2009
It's Amore!
...and thus completes the portion of my week entitled 'cupcakes.' I have one delivery to make, and a party to attend where I get to eat one, but....really, the work is over (as far as the cupcakes are concerned). Can you guess the theme of this engagement party? Romance via an Italian supper, count me in!
P.s. Maurine, Creative Memories needs a double-sized heart punch, these were not as easy to make as the circle punch picks.
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Labels: Cakes
If I Had a Dollar...
...for every bow I've tied in this lifetime, I wouldn't be blogging, I'd be sitting on a beach somewhere, sending postcards to friends. This weekend I'm making flowers for a friend of a friend's wedding. I've got 20 pew bows ready to be tied onto alters, 105 lbs of apples covering my tables, monkey tails being shipped from Hawaii, and peonioes, roses, rananculus, berries, and mums being delivered in the morning. I love weddings, but there is a point where I feel overwhelmed for just a minute as I wait for the puzzle pieces to at least be set on my table so I can start building the picture. I hope it's a pretty picture, and I get the feeling there is no 'cold' front coming through in the morning....the flowers and I could use one!
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Labels: Crafting
I went and bought some herbs to plant the other day, because I was so excited about the Basil (it doesn't take a lot), one of the new additions to my house is a Cilantro Plant. I also had an onion left over from another dish, so I decided to try some homemade salsa. I used the following recipe, feel free to let me know if you have any suggestions for jazzing it up because it was pretty basic. It was really fresh, but I'd call it more a Pico de Gallo. You just put all the ingrediants together, and then let it chill for an hour. I might use a milder pepper, or make sure I removed all the seeds next time I put together salsa with peppers. Plus, I guess the juice from the peppers went up inside my cuticles as I was cutting and the ends of my finger were inflamed, and they stung for several hours so badly I had to soak them in water....weird (I'm more of a wuss than I ever realized).
3 Tomatoes, chopped
1/2 C. finely, diced Onion
5 Serrano Chiles, finely chopped
1/2 C. chopped, fresh Cilantro
1 t. Salt
2 T Lime Juice
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Labels: Cinco de Mayo, Cooking, Recipes
Growth Spurt...
....I had to share this, it is so weird. I turn 30 in July (yes, that's weird, but not what I'm sharing), but this is even stranger in relation to my age. I went to the doctor on Tuesday, and a grew an inch this past year! This is the SECOND year in a row I've grown at inch. I've been 5'5 since 9th grade. Every year, every doctor measured me there. Last year I went, they measured me, and I was 5'6. Sure enough, I've been 5'6 by everyone else's measuring system now too, until yesterday....I was 5'7! Maybe it's all the spinach (I have an addiction)....but really....I'm completely fine with 5'7, but how tall will I be by the time I'm 40 at this rate? So, let me know if you want me to reach anything on the high shelf b/c I guess I'm gonna be that tall friend who can reach 'stuff' from now on...;o)
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Wednesday, May 20, 2009
The Week of the Cupcake
This ones for you, Gretchen. Look, it's a shiny cupcake....
She has lots of cupcake friends, all dressed to match Beta Clubs signature colors....
....they joined our school's Beta Club for inductions Wednesday afternoon. :O) I prefer the cupcake....and it's a good thing because this my first 48 of 97 cupcake I'll be making....doesn't it sound more dramatic when you say '97'....just forget you can toss them together 24 at a time. Tomorrow I'll introduce these cupcakes to 48more cupcakes for a Wedding Shower I'm attending Saturday evening...and that 97th 'cupcake' is a sewing project that I'm dropping off this evening for some finishing touches from an embroidering company, I'll take a picture when I'm finished. The thing about the cupcake is that it never frustrates me. They don't crack like cake, serving is simple, you only have to ice 'one side' and the decorating possibilities are endless....and easy.
P.s. As a side, can I recommend the creative memeroies punches. I used them on the circles on the picks, and they saved me sooooo much time. Maurine and her Mom sell them if you ever need one. I've had mine for several years, and used it several hundred times (if not more, seriously). When I scrapbook with friends we each bring our 'stuff' and I'm always in charge of the punches b/c they are fabulous fun.
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Labels: Cakes
So Much Depends On A Clear, Plastic, Paint Bucket....
This poem always goes through my head when I see something I 'need.' I don't think W.W. would appreciate my interpretation of the things that are important in life....but he never knew me....
The Red Wheelbarrow
by William Williams
so much depends
a red wheel
glazed with rain
beside the white
....or a clear plastic, paint bucket. I found this at Michael's this week, and I'm in love. I bought several, and one is already getting a makeover. I'm spending all my free time thinking of fun things to do with these pails. Note-I didn't have an idea, and needed a container, I found a container, and then went and found an idea. I can not explain why I love paint buckets, but I do....
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Labels: Fun Find
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Baby Shower Cake Balls
I made these for Mom to take to a baby shower this weekend....they just never get old....so good, so easy. I'm just sayin'....
Posted by Christy Robbins at 7:20 PM 1 comments
Labels: Cakes
Monday, May 18, 2009
Pizza Project
I had a two part project. 1) Try a new recipe 2) Use something from my...uhhh...garden (?) in the recipe.
I saw the following recipe for pizza dough in Martha Stewart's magazine, here's a link:
It makes four pizzas, so I experimented with some different toppings.
Pizza One: Roma Tomatoes tossed in a T of Oil, Sea Salt, and Pepper, Basil (from my 'garden'), and Mozzarella Cheese.
Pizza Two: Pepperoni, Sauce, and Mozzarella Cheese
Pizza Three: The ingredients in number two, plus Onions, Tomatoes, and Olives.
Pizza Four: Butter, Sugar, and Cinnamon
The pizzas were good, and very 'fresh.' The recipe calls for you to turn the oven on broil, but I just kept it at 500 degrees for about ten minutes per pizza. I had difficult transferring the dough to the stone, but I didn't have one of those pizza paddles, that's next on the shopping, wish list. I think this would be fun to do with friends, let everyone create their own pizza. Bake, and share.
Posted by Christy Robbins at 6:06 PM 3 comments
Labels: Cooking, Main Dishes, Recipes
I picked these up this weekend at the store with low expectations. I usually can tell it's 'diet ice cream.' BUT, I must say-these taste JUST like snicker bar ice creams (or....uh....so, I hear), and they are only 150 calories. Yum!
Posted by Christy Robbins at 10:49 AM 1 comments
Labels: Fun Find
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Good Sportsmanship....Or Lack There Of....
Mom, Jason, and I went to the Ranger's game yesterday (after a really 'exciting' stop at Cabela's. Jason wanted a new bow. It's pretty much like Bass Pro Shop, though they did have a fudge shop that I took advantage of...). The game was delayed by an hour becasue of rain, but it held off the rest of the day, and I got to witness a Ranger's win. They played the LA Angels who are number two by a game and a half (now several more with these additional losses-a sweep!), the Rangers are currently sitting in first. On the first pitch by the Angels, it went BEHIND the batter's back. I know the drill, this Ranger hit two homerooms the day before, so the pitcher decided he was going to walk him, but I just don't like seeing that-I smell bad sportsmanship. Win through all your skills, against all the skill of the other team, and not by refusing to play with the big guns. Pitch two nailed the Ranger....and the umpire threw the Angel's pitcher out. The crowd went wild, and their coach went balistic....but the decision stood. I liked that.
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Labels: Dallas Area Activities
Friday, May 15, 2009
Dallas Museum of Arts Late Nights
Once a month the DMA stays open until midnight, host programs, musicians, and dancers. My friends Sonia, Shelly, and I headed downtown this evening after dinner and walked around. I always wander around paintings and think-wow, how do they do this? I don't have the patience for painting, and I am in awe of those that have that sort of concentration and passion, and ability! And a few of the highlights....sure, most people can spot a Picasso....
OK, but seriously, this cracked me up. There is a more 'unique' section of art, and this girl creates bust of herself out of strange materials. Here are two of her pieces she licked and lathered into being. She licked this chocolate statue into shape....and she lathered the second statue during her cleaning rituals until she got the shape she wanted. Some art I just don't get, but I'm always fascinated! I wonder if she is friend's with the butter artist?
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Labels: Dallas Area Activities
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Do Your Ears Hang Low?
Peanut loves to nibble at Lilly's ears. She lets him, probably because he is so little she doesn't notice he's about most of the time.
Posted by Christy Robbins at 10:12 PM 1 comments
Labels: Pets
Prayer For (Your Name Here)
This week in Beth Moore's Breaking Free study, she had the following prayer. Fill your name into the blanks, it's pretty powerful stuff!
My child, _____________, I loved you before you were born. I knit you in your mother's womb, and knew what your first and last words would be. I knew every difficulty you, _____________, would face. I suffered each one with you. Even the ones you didn't suffer with me. I had a plan for your life before you were born. The plan has not changed, _____________, no matter what has happened or what you have done. You see, I already knew all things concerning you before I formed you. I would never allow any hurt to come into your life that I could not use for eternity, _____________. Will you let Me? Your truth is incomplete unless you view it against the backdrop of my Truth. Your story, _____________, will forever remain incomplete until you let Me do what only I can do with your hurt. Let Me perfect that which concerns you.
I remain,
Your Faithful Father
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Labels: Faith, Prayer Request
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Poppy Chicken
Here is another great recipe. I got this from one of the best cooks I know, Ann (at work, for any work buddies who are visiting). She brought it to a pot luck. Anytime Ann brings a dish, I ask for the recipe before I even try it because I know it will be great. This was good. I halved the following recipe when I made it since it only had to feed three, but here's the 'complete' recipe.
1. Cook 2 Cups of Rice (2 cups of uncooked rice will turn into 3 cups of cooked rice for the base of the dish), and bake 4-5 Chicken Breast (Add several chicken bouillon cubes, and/or replace the water with chicken broth, and pepper the water when you boil the chicken.) Cube the chicken.
2. Mix 2 Cans of Cream of Chicken, and 1 1/2 Cups Light Sour Cream
3. Crush 2 Stacks of Ritz Crackers (put the sleeves in a large zip-lock bag and use a rolling pin to crush into a finely ground mixture). Add 2 T of Poppy Seeds to the bag, and shake well. Melt a stick of butter and toss with crumb mix.
4. Use a 9x13 caserole dish (spray with Pam), place the rice on the bottom, cover with chicken, and spread the combined soup and sour cream over the chicken. Last, top with the crumb mix. (You can prepare this up to 2 days ahead without the topping, and just combine the butter and crumbs the day you bake it).
5. Bake at 300 degrees for 50 minutes.
Posted by Christy Robbins at 6:03 PM 1 comments
Labels: Chicken, Cooking, Main Dishes, Recipes
Saturday, May 09, 2009
Oh No...The Big 5-0!
Despite that fact that Aunt Lois only spent part of a year in the 50's, we threw her a 50th, diner style birthday party for her 50th birthday (next Sunday). Complete with malts...
And diner favorites like hot dogs, burgers, and onion rings...
In case you are keeping score-calories don't count on your birthday....or your family member's birthday, or your family member's, friend's, sister's, dentist's birthday...in case you needed to read the rules one more time.
Posted by Christy Robbins at 9:42 PM 1 comments
Labels: Family, Parties, Special Occasions
The Cake "Innards"
Here is my "own" picture of the cake innards. It was good: very moist (thanks to all that icing) and very rich (thanks to all that chocolate).
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Family Tree
Last winter when I was playing with wood, I saw a few things that looked similar to this, and I decided to make my own twist on the fencepost tree idea. The ideal situation would have been to find 'used' wood (it's so fun to recycle) from a torn down fence, BUT I found some affordable (new) pieces at Home Depot. Jason cut the fence post for me down to the sizes I asked him to cut, and he even made a post for the bottom so it will stick in the ground (I think I used three pieces total for the trunk, and branches). I found the ornaments and star at Hobby Lobby over the holidays and I painted those, and glittered them (because I like glitter), then I nailed all the pieces together. We celebrated Lois' birthday today, and I decided she needed a new yard sign for the holidays, but I can't give it to her at Christmas (too late!), so this was my opportunity-my 'out of season' birthday gift (I warned everyone it's a homemade year). I even bought an ornament for Blythe, and I added her name this past week :O). There is room to 'grow'....but for now, this is the Mariam's Tree. It was a fun, very do-able yard sign. My friend Terry would have cut her own ornaments, and star out with her scroll saw, but...I am all about cheating with the pre-shaped ornaments from the store.
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Labels: Crafting, Homemade Gift
Friday, May 08, 2009
Lois' 12 Layer Cake
I saw the recipe for this cake here http://bakerella.blogspot.com/2009/02/fourteen-for-fourteenth.html a few months ago. Lois' favorite cake is yellow cake with chocolate icing, so I decided this year to try this out for her birthday (which we are celebrating tomorrow since she is headed to meet Blythe over her 'real' birthday). I only bought six pans, which worked fine, since that's all that fit in the oven anyway. I was a bit of a cheater-I used a boxed cake, and I used two boxes, and they made 12 layers instead of 14....I think it will have the same impact. (One is on the cake plate in the following picture).
I did follow the icing recipe from the original recipe, but I cut it in half, and just put it between the layers. I covered the outside of the cake with icing from a can (show above), but the recipe on the blog for chocolate buttercream looks really great too.
This is what the inside of the cake will looks like when it is sliced (I will try to remember to take a picture, but....no promises-I borrowed this from the website for now....I love this website!).
Here's hoping this is an experiment gone right....tomorrow the cake should be decorated, and sliced...
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Who Should Be In the Ring of Honor Next???
I have tried to debate this for awhile now with people that I know, but can't seem to get anyone to bite back. Maybe now is the time. Who should Jerry Jones put in the Ring of Honor in the new stadium? It has been a long time since the Triplets where inducted into it. I have my opinions, which I don't think a lot of people will agree on, but it is my opinion. I will throw out a few names for you and see if you agree.
My first choice is Danny White. Yes, I know he never took the team to the Super Bowl but he had some really big shoes to fill with the retiring Roger Staubach. He did take them to some Championship games but never really over the hump. He also played another role in punting for the Cowboys. I think he has been given a bad rap for not getting the boys the Super Bowl. But most people think, Danny will always but the butt of jokes for not being the QB that Roger was.
My second choice is Drew Pearson, the original 88. I kind of forgot about him but the Top Ten Cowboys List on NFL Network reminded me that he isn't in the Ring of Honor. Who was Roger's go-to guy? Drew. Who made the most famous Hail Mary catch? Drew. When Roger needed some yardage good ole 88 was there. Shoot, I think he should be in the Hall of Fame. What a great talent he was.
Who would you choose for the Ring of Honor with the current roster? Tony Romo, Jason Witten, DeMarcus Ware? Who knows. Tony won't if he doesn't win it all, just like Danny. That's why I hear some fans put Tony and Danny in the same sentence. Jason is a solid TE for the Boys. If he keeps playing the way he has it shouldn't be a debate about that one. And then there is DeMarcus 'Sack Master' Ware. Out of the three he should be the next great who is put up around the ring of the stadium.
You could agree or disagree with some of my choices or have some of your own. But in the end we have had some great teams and players throughout the years. Enjoy the memories and the future seasons to come. And last but not least – How 'bout them Cowboys!!


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Jewish Flor idiaxi
Combining THE JEWISH UNITY and THE JEWISH WEEKLY
-e 34 Number 30
Miami.-Florida. Friday. July 28. 1961
Two Sections Price 20
'ockwell Henchmen Get Hard Labor Eichmann Trial
!' waa a week of several con
. ,. ..... ... flic is involving Rockwelhtes in
IN, rON Va
Swell's Nan itorm tnwpan sentences of a year each well a- the sentencing ol a third
. m eoovictioa of chargea of aaaaull and batten against Naii and the formation of an Ar
lington Bmergenc) Citizem Com
mittre with the avowed intention
11 wish boy.
. tiffesl lentence yet
ii ct the Rockwell-
li gthj record of
the law it ^> the
a huh the Nazis went
i laims of < zeroising
f free ipeet h by pro
to -i ii) American
..is t hambt I and
.. 'I "ui a physical as
Juvenile Court Judo* Hugh
Creecjer imposed the sentence*
on Robert Garber, 31, and Rich-
ard Brawn, 26, the miximum per-
missible on n assault and bat-
tery conviction The victim was
Rickey Farber. Garber and
Brawn wore arrested July 11
ftr the boy's father swore out
warrants against them.
of finding legal wavs to nl the
Virginia cit) ol Rockwell, his
headquarters, his itormtroopers"
and their barracks
Judge n eg, r declined to hold
Garb, i and Bratin for grand jury
action which would require a wail
until nexl October II. ruled there
is uffi, H nl \ idem i lo press
Continued on Page 7 A
Slates Recess
10-oar CtOSS FXAA1INATIOW CVEP.
Kennedy Letters to Arab
Leaders Rapped in Senate
ON .11 V Three
.! a question on the
i .. k nl whether
a- embarking
ooing the Arabs
. ..
Si neth Ki atii Neu York
qu, ttioned l'i eaideot
\, i it, i to Arah rub rs
at ion of Arah refugee*
la- I hi recent i secutive CM part
lii.i" i to furnish rockets
j;. fluted Arab Republic. Sen.
h, -. ii in recced rocket < pi
Isod, appeared another attempt
'.( woo "hi Iriendship of the Arabs
(" i i i oncessiona."
on the Arab ref
11 said the 'only
i solution is the resettle
in *rab territory
Yet Ihi In -:d. nl l II doe? nol refer 10 resettlement
1 peak* onl) of repatriation
mpensatKMi He ejpaca-
whether the shipment of
b> the i s to Nasser
lie cause of Neai Eastern
pi i
Sen. High Scott, Pennsylvania
Republican, stated it was "dis-
turbing" to read President Ken-
nedy's letters to Arab rulers on
repatriation and compensation of
Arab refugees. He said "reset-
tlement" wa snot even mention-
ed. He ashed: "Does this omis-
sion represent a change of view
or repudiation o* former policy?"
Sen Jacob K Javiti \i York
Republican, called on Congress to
restore to the foreign Aid Bill a
polity statement against Arah bias
affecting American citizens He;
-.nl Congrees should not abandon |
an anti bias niraxin in tin pend '
ing legislation because "in tht J
present Near Bast situation, omia
sion of char language could easily |
be miasaaderstoad and taken as
encouragement to intensify dis-
crimination against American cit-
Sen Javita criticited President
Kenned) omission of reference
to "resettlement" of Arah refugees
in the President's letter to Arab*
Continued on Page 3 A
. criticiiei omission
.1ER1 SALEM (JTA i Adoll
Eichmann, who Is charged with di-
g lh< Nazi annihilation ol 6
000.000 Jews in Europe, Mondaj
finished testifying on his own he
hall .a his trial here He has bei n
on the witness stand for 29 days
in the same glass-enclosed, bullet-
prool cubicle where he haa beei
sitting since the trial started on
Mr 11.
You ima, i mplet<
testimony, presiding Jus1 i
h.- Landau loM Ei< hmai after
urn mil nii t him briefly. I>>
Ii wy, r Dr Robert S, rvatius then
i inti the next sit i hich coi
I1. t< nse i'i" -si d ho wou i
n m, to i-r." I to lestifj Ml >'i
it. sr witnesses, former Gestapo
men, feared arrest in Israel it thej
were t>> conn here in person Up
n the completion ol reading Um
Continued on Page 6 A
CJFWF Group Confers in Israel
On Needs of the Country
JERUSALEM(JTAVA series of consultations between members
of the overseas delegation of the Council of Jewish Keiler.ilions and
tVelfare Funds and top government officials and leaders of American
-upported philanthropic agencies in Israel has just been concluded
it was announced here by Irving Kane. Cleveland. CJFWF president
and hi ad of the delegation, prior
Arabs Unveiling Another
Section at United Nations
NATIONS (JTA) The formation of a new to-called
ib Delegation." dedicated to the termination ol the on
tpation of 80 percent of the territory of Palestine b>
' aa announ, ed hero this an eh
ncemenl was made in
to his return to the I nited States
Kane indicated that he expected
i series ol recommendationa on
immigration, absorption, voluntar)
fund raising here and m America,
ami th, deepening ol mutual under
standing, to emerge as result of
ihe discussions, which will be pre
sent.'! lor approval and ictioi bj
ister Yosef Burg, Labor Minister
Giora Josephthal, Foreign Minis-
ter Golda Meir. Agricwltwre Min-
ister Moshe Oayan, and Educa
tion Minister Abba Eban.
.ii wish Agencj representatives
included Moshe Sharett, cha
of the executive of the Ji h isl
the organized Jewish communities Agency: A L Pincus, th. new
ol the l nited suite- and Canada treasurer; Mcshe Avidor directo
1 i ation signed by one
Who calls hiiiis, II
ii n preaaotaUve of the
' D, I. Btion." Little
" r, aboul Mr Nakhleh
' he claims to be I ref
"rectifying the injustice inflicted
on Palestine and its population
since 194t."
'our tarvanl hop*." be stated
is that a peaceful solution ol the
at the annual General Assemblj ol
the CJFWF .ii Dallas Ti ^ in
Government officials who took
part in tho talks each in a
separate discussion with the
delegationwere Prime Minister
David Ben Gunon, Finance Min-
ister Levi ItJtkei, Welfare Min-
,'oneral; Moshe Rivlin, secret! >
general; and a number ol others
responsible especiallj i>r th,
ation absorption agricultural
-, ri. in. "i housing, and other a*
pects ol the \ 11 > > s work Also
participating were the i in ctors
and stall- ol th.' JDC Ml
Continued on Page 8-A
Cornell Prof
Justifies Israel
On Missionaries
ITHACA. NY lJTA ["he
n >i nt In uble over a fui
church in Jeru-alt m ne 10
he seen against .. .'! r back-
ground in order that the inci lent
be prop, i ly understood Pi
Milton K Konvitz (old !>'-' au-
dit IH at Cornell l'n:\er- t here
on Tu, s,
The speaker .>n authority "ti
American constitutional la and
Professor ol Law at Cornell said
[that Israel was not uniiu in being
..ware ol a missionary problem.
In many countries tlarougfaout
\sia. Alnca and Latin America.
governments have been concerned
Aith missionary activities and
some nations have imposed legal
oi extra-legal restrictions on tbe
admission and activities .,i Christ*
,..n missionaries.
The attitude of these countries
is well reflected, said Prof. Kon-
vitx, in the following statement
of Ghandi: "If yow (Christian
missions) feel that the Indian re-
ligion is also trwe, though, like
all religions, falls from perfec-
tion, and you come in a brotherly
spirit of helpfulness to cement
friends lip then there is room
for you here. But should yow
come here as the preachers of *
new gospel to an 'unenlightened
people." then, to the extent that
I am interested, there is no room
for you."
it.- position said Prol K o n-
\it/. was reflected in a statement
made to him two years ago bj an
African leader himsell a Chi islian,
who said that his African i untry
would welcome Christian misslona-
i s who would come .is phj iicians,
pachers or in whatever other ca-
pacity, as Ion .i- thej would come
render productive service, but
Continued on Page 3-A
' '' ne claims io nr a rei > iii.n |"i"i -......... -.. -
""' Palestine It is under- Palestine problem will be found
ince 1048, he has lived compatible with international law.
' Mmc m Argentina. He with the Charter of the t nited Na-
| n the United States Since tiOfjl and the Charter ol Human
he Juan Peron regime. Rifhta, and not oa the basis of the
N fait accompH resulting from the
cm. 1 i'*,*d m h'* nnown- unji.st.fied. illegal occupation and
'7 *, -* power pohUcs"
copy announcing formation of his
ktaarian to Secretary General The formal letter continued by
Jha United Nations and to stating: Palestine as of ri^ht
heads ol all missions accredited should be reeo-ni/ed a- I demo
't the UN. In his formal letters cratic -tat. where all Palestinian
6 *" UN Secretary General he Arab- and Jewi DM] live in peace
wad thet "the obiect of the as lellow citizens without any ills
"Ration is to cooperate" with crimination on grOUBdl Of race
n o.g.nj of the UN toward rt-ligion or peilitu-al belkff
Goldmann Reports on Russian Jewry
PARIS --i.lT.Ai A somber picture
Of recent developments in the life
of Jews in the So\ let Cnion was
presented here this week by Pr
Nahnm Goldmann. He drea lhal
picture in a report for the World
Conference of Intellectuals which
met lure under his chairmanship
last September 10 evaluate the
situation of the 3,000,000 lews in
the USSR
During the last 12 months. Dr
Goldmann reported 13 synagogues
i have been closed in the Soviet
[Union. He listed the cities when
.I. wish bouses of worship ha\i shul
as staiir.o Kasaviurt and Kobuleil
in Dagbestan, Saratov R, /ii I
Kremenchug, Poltava Veliki Luki
Soroko, Novograd-Volinak, Kamin
ovits, Tukkum (near Riga), and th,
Ruaskaya Street s^ <
In general, the report said "no
signs of improvement" in the re
ligiovs life of the Jewish com-
munity in Russia could be found
since the Paris conference, nor
has there been any "distinct im-
provement" in regard to Jew-
ish national or cultural life in
the Soviet Union.
Sum th. I!**) conference had
requested th. Soviet authorities to
;< i | .'hi ation of .'i wa wishing
to reunite with their families in
ittai countries, Dr Goldmann
Continued on Pact 1C-A
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I will visit Israel
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?on to the fact that sop-e of fn
important church bod<* hav
adopted resolutions not to pro-
selytiie 101009 children uode- 13
years of age, but this, too. he
said, represents today orly a
minority point of view. Marry of
the Christian sects go in for
soul-searching" without regard
to the youthfwlness or immaturi-
tyor senilityof the "prospect.''
It wai especially -:i<* icti ...--
among children in Israel thai was.
said Prof Kom Its, pro* oe itw if
criticism and even, in ioma
ir-. of itreng
raei today there a r e roo
Catholic missionaries
about 30 different orders u I
Hi Protestanl missi iries
in.j to IS -.i--- .ir ii
th< speaker emphasized T
kS ol 1
m --.
-. especially an >ng 1
American i istil itional
guarantees, Prof Konvttz po I
)ut. the right of missionaries o
re 1. h their n ligious bel eft i
in ?* ns and neighbor!) ods w
re 1 elcorm
1 in Israel, too But the
.-.-< it this right 11 1
that "soul-snatching" an I I
osnaring' must I in oy
anei w ithout expect i
people will read l
detestable metl ia
ticism mi one side i> like y to a
iticism on the other- ils are
e to Judaisn re
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Prof K invtti d<
the reasons?
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One of the Nati >n*s
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A Cog in a Machine
re: ":-.-
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-. begged the three-man
r.e fax the
--' ess
: wa thai was when ..-. tokei
y z: the Ger-
>; -.-.-. to am
. ifl preet i irrey
c -. .- : the or.- conducted by
I gross published here
rte thai .-. me oi trial
srage hard ^o the ananimity of
.- the man or Buppan o: the pur-
: the trial dial might have oeer. ex-
A :.oie examination o: newspaper cover
>ws thai Eichmann was in many ways
beast: faring me course o: us delense
- i -:- Hausnn from me s:c:rr c: his prot-
ec-jiian toe ties State o: Israel and the Jewish
people irus car. be only pariy explained by
c.e-ar journalistic decision that Eichmar.r.
man would rnaka tax oe".er reading than
iscer'a moral conclusions about mn-Sei
be: tot me .: ol tature ger.e:-;:.
az : the edification oi history.
The virtual hnpaseivenaes of Lcl-.m arm's
z. -/o.-ess.cns. so closely icnitinised by
oameras tymboused hii determin-
er, to remain as firm in his de:lara:.ons of
mce as were the Nazis thorough in then
- .-. of the Jewish problem '
That Btchmann cog in
nonstrous machine draws easy laughter
memory But
e also raises eh can
. as easily. Germ or. a
-Semiusm gei much
rre, .f to tni pur-
- Legiskm campaigns
with last
'-'' '' ected cs a
the order
. and
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;n' nly not
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ng the I -3. We rcise t]
iy coni'
us m 3i ather form nuclear years ahead.
The Moon in a Barrel
The court decision to grant me Chaesidun
of Brooklyn theix own :.". in the environs o:
Spring Valley, N.Y.. appears or. its :j-e but-
On the one hand I iim ore a
: answer :o the repeated 11 that
igion in our time seems weak and withoul
purpose I b BrookJ
group ere vigorou eii intent to live c
accord..-.5 to 1
Orthodox and op:.
Or. the otl tends
- the hear- of the trad
The rght 1 :ar-
tice o- private conscience does.-.
.v/er to leg late ._:..
moui domain.
. :. : il |
Hitler in Prini Again
vas to be
- and tl ule
before the la n-
drear liance with Lor.
Then -here is Chou En ic:. of ?ed C-
I to expect troa
during the week
... is i sec it
by IE0 MINDLIN
THE CtEATBK Mia- 1^
iih Federation i in | ..
culty. and a di-pa*.onat. vim
of the situation weald j:>p*lr
to be ifl order To
!i.slo>al il ITB|M
the major U! besetting |
2\oi\ that silence
than :
by which CJA has fall.- .ior
1!>61 ?oal "In tl
matics of modern f'.
the ;m of the parU can be greater than the whole, nri i- y
Khitnud St bo-.k "No Essf Aeswen .Farrar S
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The uepbcsUoa is here apparen* In a community of
leci esmpstCBi cor-- n bsj f;r.d thenuetvei hard put
- a prt ed DCure fcr each Whefl however a F.
the contributor-
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SusanKRounds needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 51 designs submitted by 31 freelance designers.
Fresh 'n Clean Laundry
This is a new chain of coin-operated laundromats for the states of California and Arizona. Customers will be able to wash and dry their clothes in a clean, safe and comfortable environment. Instead of using actual coins, customers will have refillable cards (like credit cards) that will track their washes/dry cycles and provide discounts after so many visits.
People (any age) who do not have washers and dryers in their homes or apartments. Some laundries will be located in areas of high concentration of Hispanic consumers. People who are in a rush, but want a great value, clean clothes, in a comfortable and safe environment while they wait for their clothes to finish.
A logo that will look good as signage on the outside of the building that is easy to identify and the person viewing it will know that it is a laundromat. We would like to incorporate blue and red as the color scheme. Include bubbles to indicate 'washing' or 'clean'.
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Latino Americans "Foreigners In Their Own Land" Foreigners in Their Own Land - Survey the history and people from 1565-1880, as the first Spanish explorers enter North America, the U. S. expands into territories in the Southwest that had been home to Native Americans and English and Spanish colonies, and as the Mexican-American War strips Mexico of half its territories by 1848. Empire of Dreams - See how the American population is reshaped by Latino immigration starting in 1880 and continuing into the 1940s: Cubans, Mexicans and Puerto Ricans begin arriving in the U.S. and start to build communities in South Florida, Los Angeles and New York. D
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Clayton Sandell is an ABC News Digital Correspondent based in Denver. In this role he files stories for "Good Morning America", "World News with Diane Sawyer",... Read More »
Clayton Sandell is an ABC News Digital Correspondent based in Denver. In this role he files stories for "Good Morning America", "World News with Diane Sawyer", "Nightline", ABC News Radio and ABCNews.com.
Sandell covers a wide range of breaking news across the West, in addition to stories on climate change, space exploration and the science behind extreme weather. He's reported on wildfires and avalanches, the Texas trial of polygamist religious leader Warren Jeffs, the FBI's hunt for serial bank robbers, Najibullah Zazi's plot to bomb New York subways and the infamous "Balloon Boy" hoax.
Prior to his post in Denver, Sandell was a producer for "World News with Charles Gibson," and "World News Tonight with Peter Jennings" based in Washington D.C.
In 2010, Sandell received an Emmy award as part of the ABC News team that covered the inauguration of President Barack Obama. He traveled to Copenhagen, Denmark in 2009 to cover the U.N. Climate Change Conference. Along with correspondent Bill Blakemore, Sandell went to Greenland in 2007 and has made two trips onboard the U.S. Coast Guard icebreaker Healy to follow scientists researching the effects of climate change in the Arctic region. In October 2007, he went to China with correspondent David Kerley to produce a special series on toy recalls and food safety.
In April 2007, Sandell helped cover the shooting massacre at Virginia Tech University. From the U.S. and the Caribbean he has reported on the approach and aftermath of numerous hurricanes, including Hurricane Ike that struck Texas in 2008 and category-four Hurricane Wilma that hit Cancun Mexico in 2005.
He was in Haiti in February 2004 during the violent uprisings that led to the ouster of President Jean Bertrand Aristide, and also covered the trials of the two men eventually convicted in the 2002 DC-area sniper murders.
Prior to joining "World News," Sandell was an associate producer for the "Sam Donaldson: Live in America" radio program and the "email@example.com" daily webcast. He joined ABC's Washington bureau in September 2000, working on the assignment desk.
Before coming to ABC News, Sandell worked as a reporter at Los Angeles news radio station KFWB-AM. During that time he also produced and edited award-winning science and nature documentaries for the Finley-Holiday Film Corporation in Whittier, California. He began his professional broadcasting career in Southern California, first as a DJ at KRTM-FM radio in Temecula and then as a reporter and anchor at KCKC-AM news-talk radio in San Bernardino.
Sandell graduated from the University of California Riverside with a degree in political science.« Read Less