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Combining modern style and practicality, the Washington collection from G Plan is the perfect option for relaxing in comfort. Available as either static, manual or power recliners, with deeply padded foam and fibre fillings, you are sure to find the sofa or chair that's just right for you. The range also has handy storage stools to complete to look. British made to exacting high standards, all G Plan furniture comes with a 10 year frame and spring guarantee for extra peace of mind. Responsibly sourced hardwood timbers are used in all load bearing areas, and each piece is individually tailored to ensure a precise and perfect finish. Available online in a selection of both leather and fabric, with the full range available to order in store.
- High back 3 seater sofa
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hello, please l need my motivational letter for my master's programme to be checked.
it was requested of me to base it on background, work in progress and educational
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LYDIA HANSON MOTIVATIONAL LETTER BACKGROUND: I am a practical, multitalented, analytical, a fast learner and a performance driven person, who is able to adapt to any changes in environment. I enjoy football, music, cultural activities, reading and researching. I hold a Bachelor in Education with areas in Economics and Mathematics at the University of Cape Coast on a very competitive grade point. At this Level, networking is critical and one must have good interpersonal skills and be a good team player a personality trait which I have.
WORK IN PROGRESS: Studying at the university gave me a good theoretical and practical basis for my future education; it also gave me an opportunity to study some interesting subjects, such as, Econometrics, Statistics, cultural practices in Africa South of the Sahara, cultural impact of tourism in Africa and among others. My choice of M. Phil in Health Economics, Policy and Management is influenced partly by my love for the health sector and Economics as a whole. I had the privilege to do my national service with New Forest Green (NGO) and I work in teams comprising of people from Europe and Australia either sponsors or volunteers to educate the public on health issues such as HIV/AIDS, TB Disease, Family planning, and amongst others. And believe if I graduate from the programme I will help in developing Ghanas health sector. EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES: The face of health sector in the world is changing, new theories and practices come and go and without having been part of the changes through education, I cannot discover for myself how those superior practices and themes can make the health sector more efficient. My interest in the programme therefore, is to let me have the competitive edge in the market and a highly practical insight into current health issues in combination with a learning methodology and research findings that are designed to meet the health challenges of the 21st century and beyond. It is welcoming to know that I will develop an ability to analyze and evaluate complex policy and organizational challenges at both the micro level and at higher levels within health care systems at the end of the program. The major contribution I hope to bring on board is to find out some Health Policy research which is specifically targeted at solving the challenges faced by low and middle income countries for better health services for their citizens especially Africa. University of Oslo is one of the internationally recognized universities in the world. Within a space two hundred and one years it has established relevant team, quality programs, and relevant actionable learning and superior study support for the students. It will be a unique opportunity to meet foreign students, and learn variety of cultures such as Bokmål and Nynorsk language at Norway in addition to Ghanas rich culture which I will proudly teach my colleagues if admitted. It will be a great honour to also visit Viking Ship and Historical Museum and participates in hiking. I believe the highly qualified lecturers; the modern teaching methods and the academic environment at Oslo University will motivate and enable me to achieve my goals.


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Robert "Bob" Prouty, 85, died on Nov. 15, 2012, at Asbury Park.
Bob was born to Wilbur and Welhelmina (Weigand) Prouty in rural Newton on Sept. 15, 1927. He was the oldest of eight children.
Bob retired as a supervisor of the City of Hesston. In prior years, he worked at Boeing and the Railroad. He enjoyed hunting and fishing. He was a member of the Hesston United Methodist Church.
He is survived by his wife, Mildred (Seltenreich) Prouty; son, Robert A. Prouty. He is survived by five sisters, Marilyn Van Rossen, Elizabeth Scherling, Carol Rostetter, Mary Ballard and Donna Tatro.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Wilbur and Welhelmina Prouty; sister, Jean Friesen; and brother, Ted Prouty.
Funeral services are scheduled for 10 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 21, 2012, at Petersen Funeral Home Chapel. Visitation will be from 1 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home. A committal service will be held following the service at Greenwood Cemetery.
A memorial has been set up for the National Kidney Foundation, in care of Petersen Funeral Home. Visit www.petersenfamilyfuneralhome.com.
Obituary: Robert "Bob" Prouty
Robert "Bob" Prouty, 85, died on Nov. 15, 2012, at Asbury Park.


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Sept. 04, 2013 News briefs
City considers lower speed limit
BRIDGEPORT – The City Council is discussing whether the Foster Creek Avenue speed limit should be reduced from 35 mph to 30.
The change was recommended by the state Department of Transportation, which was called in by business owners who no longer live in town, Finance Director Karen Brown said.
"There seems to be a difference in opinion about whether they (the council) should go ahead and accept that or not," Brown said. "Some want to leave it alone, don't feel it's a problem. Some felt that a reduction of 5 mph was not significant enough, others just the opposite."
The council will likely discuss it again, Brown said.
The council next meets at 7 p.m. Sept. 11 in City Hall, 1206 Columbia Ave.
Winthrop council member resigns
WINTHROP – Town Councilwoman Tiffany Langdalen has resigned.
The council will discuss her resignation during a meeting Wednesday night.
Planner Rocklynn Culp said Langdalen submitted a resignation letter Aug. 21, effective immediately, because she's moving out of town.
Langdalen's term expires at the end of December. Michael Strulic is the sole candidate for the seat — Position No. 2 — in the Nov. 5 election.
In other business, the council will hear a funding request from Okanogan County Transportation and Nutrition, consider a zoning amendment ordinance and appoint a new mayor pro tempore.
The meeting is at 7 p.m. in the Winthrop Auditorium Hen House, 51 state Highway 20.
Earthquake jiggles south county
BREWSTER – A 1.5-magnitude earthquake struck east of town last week off of U.S. Highway 97, about 27 miles south of Okanogan.
According to the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network, the quake struck at 1:56 p.m. Aug. 29. It rumbled at about 5.3 miles below the Earth's surface.
On the network's website, no one in the area noted that they felt it.
The last earthquake to cause damage in Okanogan County was Nov. 18, 2011. The 4.6-magnitude quake jolted Okanogan Valley residents awake just after 5 a.m. and damaged the home of Pat Byrd near Green Lake.
A magnitude 2.6 earthquake was recorded July 9, 2012, east of Tonasket. The epicenter was about 0.6 miles deep and no damage was reported, according to the network.
County emergency meeting planned
OKANOGAN – The annual Okanogan County Local Emergency Planning Committee will meet from 10 a.m. to noon Sept. 25 in the Okanogan County Sheriff's Office conference room, 123 Fifth Ave. N.
The meeting is open to the public, county Emergency Management Specialist Glenda Beauregard said.
Also encouraged to attend are elected officials, the Okanogan County Public Utility District and other utilities, fire departments, Emergency Medical Services, local and state law enforcement, school districts, the American Red Cross, the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, people who work with hazardous materials, and other community leaders.
Brewster seeks diver for project
BREWSTER – The city is looking for a new contractor to dive into its water reserve tanks and clear out manganese buildup.
The diver the city had hired planned to clean the tanks in August, but told the city they wouldn't be available until October, Clerk/Treasurer Misty Ruiz said.
"For us to have it done in October is kind of pointless, because we're trying to get it done before the winter," she said.
The city still plans to flush the city's water lines this fall once the tanks are clean.
County auditor to conduct ballot test
OKANOGAN – The Okanogan County Auditor's Office will prepare for a routine logic and accuracy test later this month.
To prepare for it, auditor's office employees will scan, resolve and write a partial "test deck" of ballots to mobile ballot boxes, Chief Deputy Mila Jury said. The preparation will be at 9 a.m. Monday, Sept. 16, and is open to the public.
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jedakk needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 156 designs submitted by 41 freelance designers.
CoEST / Center of Excellence for Software Traceability
In normal terms. this RESEARCH organization deals with computer engineering responsible for validating code and code changes written into software that runs everything we deal with on a daily level. "software traceability" helps make sure very large scale computer systems are running correctly and safely. for example the software running airport flight controls to make sure individual planes in the sky don't crash into each other. Or that electronic heart pump will pump steadily and not erratically. Or makes sure that factories who use automation to manufacture goods run without a glitch.
in software of this scale, making small changes in the software can affect the output at a large scale and can be harmful if not checked and managed properly. this organization provides methodologies of managing those changes in code safely and help predict or "trace" the outcome of those changes.
the organization does a lot of planning..with flow charts and white boarding so they can visualize how parts of code and affect other systems within the code.
current website to read more: http://www.traceabilitycenter.org/
Target audience is mainly large companies looking for help at this scale as well as governmental organizations, peers and other researchers and universities.
Logo should not to be too web 2.0 ish. it should be clean, sharp and smart given these types of audiences.
the greatest challenge the organization has is explaining what they do, it is a difficult concept to understand..so anything symbolic that can help explain what is they do. It can also look like an "educational" type logo..think logos of major universities. I don't think all options should be like that and something symbolic is ideal...the winner is really going to be the person who can represent the "idea" of software traceability
I would recommend the text as follows:
Center of Excellence for Software Traceability
CoEST should be the larger, dominant text..and the full form can be like a tag line.
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Are We Really This Lazy…Burger King Has Introduced a Hands-Free Whopper Holder
Do you love eating hamburgers, but HATE having to actually hold one up to your mouth? Burger King has a solution.
Burger King in Puerto Rico just introduced a hands-free Whopper holder.
Basically, it looks like one of those harmonica holders you see folk singers wear. But instead of holding a harmonica, it holds a delicious hamburger. That way, you don't have to use your hands while you're stuffing your face.
Unfortunately they only manufactured 50 of them, and distributed them in Puerto Rico. So you'll just have to keep lifting up your burger with your hands like a caveman or something.


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Last month I was at the lively, energetic Bloomsbury Pro-Choice Alliance counter protest to the 40 Days of Life vigil that was held outside the BPAS service in Bedford Square. It was fantastic to see hundreds of men and women out to defend and protect women's reproductive rights. The pro-choice movement should be proud of the numbers and the positivity of those came out to show their support.
But the Bloomsbury event and the ongoing noise about sexual rights including gay equality makes me angry: Angry that women's right to choose is under such attack yet again and angry at the lack of trust in young people, women and health and education professionals.
I shouldn't really be surprised. This lack of trust in young people and their developing sexuality is perennial. The persistent attacks on abortion provision have always demonstrated a lack of faith in women's ability to make their own reproductive choices. And public trust in professionals is constantly undermined by insidious reporting on the sexual health and education of children and young people.
This lack of trust results in a vocal, spiteful and noisy minority in despair about the immorality of youth. They lay the blame squarely at the feet of organisations like Brook, on sex and relationships education, the availability of contraception, the internet and what is now increasingly referred to as the "sexualisation" of young people. Their moral outrage drives their desire for a return to the illusionary halcyon days when young people waited until marriage for sex; when women didn't have abortions because they weren't legal; when a child of 7 didn't need to know what a penis or vagina was because the wicked internet didn't exist and neither of course did sexual abuse. They long for the days when pregnant women went into hiding and had their children taken away, whilst gay men and women had the decorum not to flaunt their love in public.
Whilst this small, ill-informed and vocal minority increasingly find their voice, it is critical we remember there is a broad consensus in support of fair and equal rights, good quality sex and relationships education and access to services, including abortion services. And despite this consensus there is still a risk that the trust in young people and the professionals who work with them will continue to be undermined. At Brook week in, week out we see thousands of young people who are making moral and responsible decisions about sex and relationships. Yes, they need a guiding hand, an empathic and well trained professional who can ensure they understand their rights, have the information they need, and the confidence, skills and abilities to make choices that are right for them.
Of course there are also some who are frightened or confused, who don't know how their bodies work, or feel uncomfortable in their skins. We also see those who are exploited, hurt, those settling for sex or relationships that aren't good enough. These young people need more from us and need help and support at home, at school and from other services.
Young people know they are not trusted by many and their trust in us can also be frail. We know that for young people to continue accessing services, they must trust they will not be judged, that they will be cared for, supported and respected and they will be treated in confidence. They also expect us to protect them from harm and take all necessary steps to do so - a responsibility I know professionals take very seriously
The trust young people have in Brook, and other agencies including the NHS must be protected and maintained at all costs, and that is why I am so angry at people who undermine it whether by myth making about sex and relationships education or by harassing people entering sexual health services – something we know young people can find intimidating or frightening.
It is not acceptable under any circumstances to stand outside an abortion clinic or a young people's sexual health service, and harass people as they enter. I was recently told of a confident and assured young woman who had to cover her face with a coat, and have support from by a member of staff to get through the door because she was being prayed for loudly and –worse still – photographed. That is simply wrong.
My concern that we are seeing a subtle change with the vocal minority becoming more vociferous was reiterated at a parliamentary briefing yesterday morning. If, at the same time as we are seeing an increase in anti-abortion protests, sex and relationships education in schools becomes politicised and undermined; if GPs are not supported to provide what young people want in sexual healthcare, and specialist services for young people reduce because of funding cuts we will have some serious work to do to protect young people's sexual health.
All of us want to stop that happening because we want young people and women to be safe. Our critical starting point then is one of trust – we must trust women to make their choices, trust parents, teachers and health professionals to do their jobs, and trust young people to be responsible about sex, sexuality and relationships.


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By Monday afternoon, more than 2,400 Mills County residents had already cast their ballot for next Tuesday's general election.
Election officials expect that number to continue to rise as Election Day nears, greatly surpassing the 2,447 Mills County ballots that were cast early in 2008, the last presidential election year.
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Friday - Cereal and Crackers
Monday - Cereal and Crackers
Tuesday - Donut and Crackers
Wednesday – Breakfast Pizza
Thursday - Chicken Strips, Steamed Broccoli, Cherry Tomatoes, Orange Wedges, Bread & Butter, Milk.
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Exercise Classes (6 weeks): Tuesday & Thursday, 10 - 11 a.m.
Coffee Time: Mon. - Fri. 8 - 11:30 a.m. & 1 - 4 p.m.; Sat.; 8 - 11 a.m.;
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Cards, Table Games & Dominoes: Mon. - Fri.
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Oct. 10 – Jimmy Espinosa of Glenwood reported a theft.
Oct. 16 – NAPA Auto Parts of Glenwood reported a theft.
Oct. 19 – A vehicle driven by Robert Huntsman of Glenwood attempted to turn south onto Walnut Street from Sharp Street when the vehicle struck the curb and a stop light.
Griswold ended the East Mills volleyball team's season last Tuesday with a 25-18, 25-20, 25-21 sweep of the Wolverines in the Class 2A, Region 3 opening round.
The Wolverines (9-15) finished with 29 kills but struggled with their consistency, hitting at .099. Amanda Bazer led the way with 13 kills. Kendra Croghan added six and Jessie Doyle four. Doyle added nine digs.
Stephanie Frink had 14 set assists.
The fourth time wasn't the charm for Fremont-Mills volleyball team.
Stanton got 14 kills from Carmen Subbert and hit .441 as a team in a fourth straight victory over the Knights this season in Tuesday's 25-14, 25-11, 25-13 win in the Class 1A, Region 2 quarterfinals.
The Knights (18-10) hit just .159 in the loss, finishing with 18 kills. Taryn Williams led the way with 10 kills and Macy Williams added three. Macy Williams also pitched in three aces.
The Glenwood girls cross country team missed qualifying for the state meet with an eighth place finish at the Class 3A Regionals in Atantic on Oct. 22.
The Rams finished with 216 points.
Dallas Center-Grimes was the regional champion with 52 points. Harlan was the meet runner-up with a team score of 74.
Natalie Shearer led the Rams with a 28th place finish. Lizzy Young was 30th.
Glenwood's Jeff Reeve placed 97th at the Iowa State Cross Country meet on Saturday at the Lakeside Municipal Golf Course in Fort Dodge.
Reeve ran a 17:58.13. The senior placed 32nd last year.
Boone's Chandler Austin was the individual champion with a time of 15:24.26. Teammate Albert Meier was second in 15:35.20.
Decorah placed four runners in the top 12 to take home the team title with a score of 62.
Rams just miss state bid
For the second time in 10 days, the Council Bluffs Lewis Central volleyball team delivered a three game sweep of Glenwood.
Thursday's 25-19, 25-18, 27-25 loss at the hand of the Titans ended Glenwood's season in the Class 4A, Region 1 semifinals.
Coon Rapids-Bayard quarterback Keaton Schlatter threw 53 passes in last Wednesday's Eight-Man state playoff game against Fremont-Mills.
None was bigger than the senior's 26-yard dart to Caylor Deeth with 9:21 to go in the game. The touchdown toss proved to be the game-winner for the No. 3 seed Crusaders in a 45-34 upset of the defending state champion Knights in front of a reporter-estimated 400 fans on a frigid night in Tabor.
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Wednesday, January 2, 2013
more new studio 490 day #2...
48 comments:
- Scrapthat said...
You rock Wendy!
- January 2, 2013 at 8:59 AM
- Veronica said...
Oh my gosh am I the first to leave a post? Wendy these are by far the most awesome small parts ever. I love the paste and the stencils. Off to make art today.
Truly these are fantastic !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- January 2, 2013 at 9:06 AM
- Veronica said...
oops guess I was number two now..lol
- January 2, 2013 at 9:06 AM
- SusanK said...
Be still my beating heart...love the new stencils and embossing paste!!! I don't want to wait for them to hit store shelves...I want to play NOW!!!
- January 2, 2013 at 9:12 AM
- Debby said...
Love the new stencils and the paste is great!!! The ledger paper background is great as I am a numbers geek! Ok I would like this stuff now!
- January 2, 2013 at 9:22 AM
- Gabrielle said...
Oh yes! Metallic EP! Yippeeeeeeee! I'm LOVING the new masks (you're a genius to have designed that last flower one!) and the BBs and stamp set's a must! Oh blimey crickey! I'm gonna be skint again!!!
- January 2, 2013 at 9:36 AM
- lissy_lucy said...
Love it! Love it! Love it! All I can is, I Love it!
- January 2, 2013 at 9:36 AM
- sue said...
Very nice! Embossing paste in colors! Yea!
- January 2, 2013 at 9:41 AM
- Theresa said...
METALLIC PASTE???? Now THAT is fantastic!!! I cannot tell you how great it looks on your black flower!! WOW! I have to have some of that!!! Your reveals are killing me - I am going to need another job just to get all that I want!!! Thanks for sharing. I am loving it all!!!! PS I really love the stencils! The leaves are my faves!
- January 2, 2013 at 9:44 AM
- Mallrat said...
WOW ! I'm loving it all .. the litle scissor and ruler are the bomb .. I can see those making it on alot of projects :) Thanks for sharing Wendy ! Happy New Year
- January 2, 2013 at 9:45 AM
- Helen said...
The metallic paste certainly sounds fun... love the stencil flower, and the stamp set too... in fact, let's just say ALL of it... would be quicker! Roll on tomorrow's reveal!
- January 2, 2013 at 9:47 AM
- 2amscrapper said...
sweet additions! I like the idea of metallic paste
- January 2, 2013 at 9:50 AM
- Dorothy said...
Each day is better then the previous...don't get me wrong...everything is fantabulous!!!!
- January 2, 2013 at 9:54 AM
- Kathy/NorthCarolina said...
the metallic pastes are amazing! And tne new stencils are so gorgeous...I love them all!
- January 2, 2013 at 9:55 AM
- Hels Sheridan said...
boomp, boomp, boomp, that is the sound of my heart getting all excited by the new goodies... especially love the new emb pastes, needs those immediately ... the new stamps are gorgeous and as for the stencils, I shalln't sleep til I get them lol The BB's are just too cute, they gotta come live with me... erm... thinking I shall start saving now lol
- January 2, 2013 at 10:17 AM
- Sandra said...
perfect on the embossing paste - they will be fun
Love the sayings - very good!
Sandra ltb
- January 2, 2013 at 10:37 AM
- Redanne said...
Oh be still, my beating heart! I love everything, the pastes look amazing bur for me it has to be the little ruler - my Dad had one and it took me right back.... I really want that most of all.... A x
- January 2, 2013 at 10:45 AM
- Stephanie Rodgers said...
I love the new 2-part stencil and how it looks in gold on the black CFA. Stunning! And, I can't wait to get this new stamp set! I love everything about it! The background, the sayings, and the flowers are gorgeous! Love it!
- January 2, 2013 at 10:46 AM
- Cher said...
yep...gonna have to prioritize I can tell lol...luv luv all of this!
- January 2, 2013 at 10:51 AM
- Flo said...
Love the stencils and that little sewing machine. Can't wait to see what you've done with it all.
- January 2, 2013 at 10:58 AM
- finnella03 said...
Love Love Love. Like Gabrielle I'm going to be skint. The metallic paste is gorgeous and masks. So clever!
- January 2, 2013 at 11:14 AM
- Carol Gibson said...
Crazy for the stencils, stamps & paste.
- January 2, 2013 at 11:35 AM
- Roseanne said...
So very good....can't wait to get my hands dirty w all the art to be made!!
- January 2, 2013 at 11:51 AM
- Julie Steed said...
What fun! Love the quotes on the stamp set and the pastes look amazing.
- January 2, 2013 at 12:02 PM
I love everything, but the stencils look wonderful!!
- January 2, 2013 at 12:33 PM
- Terry said...
Love anything metallic! All looks amazing! Happy New Year!
- January 2, 2013 at 12:34 PM
- Eileen Bellomo said...
Everything looks great (again!) but I have to say, the metallic embossing paste made my heart flutter. Between you and Tim I just may actually have to go back to work!
- January 2, 2013 at 12:35 PM
- Wilma said...
Just A W E S O M E!! Love everything but my favorite is the wildflowers & a bird. But also never enough hearts and the sewing machine and.... and... well okay everything:-)
- January 2, 2013 at 12:44 PM
- Vic said...
Must have the stencils & paste!
- January 2, 2013 at 12:49 PM
- Larissa Heskett said...
LOVING the NEW Colors of the Paste!! I have both the white and black and I am LOVING them!! =) The cute Blossom Buckets and that stamp will be MUST haves!! THANKS for sharing and have a FABULOUS WEEK!! =)
- January 2, 2013 at 1:08 PM
- Craft Addicts - Tracy Evans said...
Love today's peaks, the stencils are fantastic and the two new colours of pastes are wonderful. Cannot wait to make art with these. Tracy xc
- January 2, 2013 at 1:21 PM
- Ally White Cat said...
Oh wow Wendy,
Maybe you had a Grandmama like mine. It is like being in her bedroom. She sewed from her bedroom was happy there.Looks like her machine..this is a walk down memory lane and I am taking the walk..awesome .Thanks for your love of the art.
susan s.
- January 2, 2013 at 1:51 PM
- Lori said...
Eek! LOVE the leaves stencil!!! Fantabulous! And a mini sewing machine...double eek! lol
- January 2, 2013 at 1:54 PM
- Elena said...
Happy New Year my dear friend!!!! Hope you are well and happy!!!
STOP with this creating stuff!!! You are KILLING ME!!!
LOL!! Love you girlfriend. Stay sweet.
- January 2, 2013 at 2:08 PM
- Marjie Kemper said...
That layered flower stencil blows my mind. I've looked at the blue sample so many times and not been able to figure how your raised areas were in proportion to the petals... Ding Ding Ding!!! Now I get it. And oh yes, I will get it!!
- January 2, 2013 at 3:05 PM
- Tona said...
Such great stencils & yipee at the metallic colors of embossing paste!
- January 2, 2013 at 3:26 PM
- Kathy Eddy said...
Love the new stencils and the new colors of embossing paste!
- January 2, 2013 at 5:45 PM
- nonnie said...
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Really really excited about the metallic embossing paste.Metals an acrylics are what I love to play with the most-so these are right up my alley.And all the sewing Blossom Bucket Blossom pieces got me smiling.Great work Wendy!
- January 2, 2013 at 7:32 PM
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Metallic paste! Flower stencils! Yippeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
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Two new METALLIC modeling paste colors~WOW! Need your stencils, too!
- January 3, 2013 at 2:46 AM
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You've got some fabulous new stuff coming out - my purse is groaning already!! Loving the new stencils and embossing pastes and can't wait to play with them!!
- January 3, 2013 at 4:14 AM
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Oh my, how will I stand the wait? love the Fun with Art stamp set, so versatile, great new stencils and that metallic embossing paste.....xx
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Love these peeks. The flower stencil in action is gorgeous and leaves in stencils are too cool, the wild flowers and bird stencil is cute and metalic embossing paste, WOW!
- January 3, 2013 at 10:55 AM
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Can't wait to play with the embossing paste and love all the sewing pieces from blossom bucket
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I must have been under a rock, I haven't seen the embossing paste! I have to get me some, so cool!
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PHILADELPHIA -- It is hard to believe, but just two years ago Roy Halladay, Cliff Lee, Roy Oswalt, Cole Hamels and Joe Blanton appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated as one of the most touted rotations in baseball history.
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PHILADELPHIA -- It is hard to believe, but just two years ago Roy Halladay, Cliff Lee, Roy Oswalt, Cole Hamels and Joe Blanton appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated as one of the most touted rotations in baseball history.
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Lee and Hamels are the only holdovers from that cover on the 25-man roster. They watched Tyler Cloyd struggle early on Tuesday in a 5-3 loss to the Rockies at Citizens Bank Park, although a phantom tag from Rockies first baseman Todd Helton in the seventh inning helped secure the victory.
Meanwhile, Halladay on Tuesday grinded through a rehab start 75 miles away with Class A Lakewood, trying to extend his career following right shoulder surgery in May. Oswalt watched the game from the Rockies dugout, injured and still searching for the form that boosted the Phillies rotation in 2010. And Blanton has been dumped from the Angels' rotation into the bullpen, pitching with a 2-13 record and a bloated 6.03 ERA.
Starting pitching had been Philadelphia's strength in seasons past. It led them to a franchise-record 102 wins in 2011.
But Phillies starters entered Tuesday with a 4.25 ERA this season, which ranked 21st in baseball. They have been even worse since the All-Star break, with a 5.79 ERA, which is easily the worst in baseball.
It looks even worse for the Phillies when compared to the rest of the National League East -- the Marlins (3.43 ERA since the break), Braves (3.48 ERA), Mets (3.51 ERA) and Nationals (3.93 ERA).
"Cliff Lee was an All-Star this year," Phillies interim manager Ryne Sandberg said. "He's pitched well. Cole Hamels has pitched better than his record. Kyle Kendrick, he's had some good games. [Jonathan] Pettibone was showing some quality and filled in nicely when he came up. And we had the injury with Doc, so those were big shoes to fill right there."
The Phillies will have to find a way to improve if they expect to compete in 2014. They are confident Hamels and Lee can lead the way. They believe Kendrick can be reliable, despite his recent struggles. It seems likely those three return, but after that there are questions.
Halladay is a free agent after the season, and he might not be back unless he shows the Phillies something before the end of the season. John Lannan is facing season-ending knee surgery, which will take 4-6 months of recovery. He is eligible for salary arbitration, but the Phillies could non-tender him. Pettibone has shown some promise. He made a rehab start on Tuesday with Triple-A Lehigh Valley, allowing three runs on 10 hits with one strikeout in six innings.
The Phillies had agreed to a $48 million deal with Cuban right-hander Miguel Alfredo Gonzalez, but that deal might no longer happen. It seems like health concerns are the reason for that.
Cloyd pitched in place of Lannan on Tuesday. He allowed a two-run home run to Troy Tulowitzki in the first inning to make it 2-0 and a solo homer to Wilin Rosario in the third to make it 5-0.
"Just trying to do too much, trying to be too fine," Cloyd said. "Mechanics wore down a little bit. Trying to make the perfect pitch every pitch and things started running back over the plate."
He settled after that, finishing with three scoreless innings, but the damage had been done.
"Starting pitching really sets the tone for the game," Sandberg said. "When the pitcher can put up some early zeros, I think the offense feels better about that. And then the offense can work on getting some runs on the board. But we needed some innings out of Cloyd, and he put the three zeros up there which helped the bullpen and it gave us a chance to come back. We were still in the game for the last 3-4 innings."
The Phillies scored three in the third inning, but could get no closer. They had a chance in the seventh with two on and two out, when Jimmy Rollins hit a ball down the third-base line. Rockies third baseman Nolan Arenado made a spectacular play, throwing out Rollins as his momentum carried him into foul territory.
Or did he?
Helton never applied the tag, but Rollins didn't argue the call. Sandberg said Rollins told him he "felt some contact over there, he felt like a tag was applied."
Sandberg said he never argued because Rollins didn't protest.
"That was the biggest thing, Jimmy had no argument," he said. "He told me later he felt something over there on his back. From my angle, I just saw a throw that was slightly up the line with a swipe tag. I based it on Jimmy's reaction."
"I don't know if you'd call it selling it," Helton said. "It's just my natural reaction to think I tagged him, even though it didn't work out that way. It worked out great."
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The EEOC's suit, Civil Action No. 4:10-cv-1420 SWW, charged that Valley Motors violated Title VII when it fired a female sales associate after she complained that Valley Motors refused to place her on the used car lot because of her gender. Valley Motors fired the sales associate less than a week after receiving her written complaint.
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Championship Fortnight continues with the last five conference tourneys tipping off today, so what better way to get you through the final push of games than to break down each of the Other 26′s postseason events. Today, the O26 tourneys starting are the Big Sky, Big West, Sun Belt and WAC.
Dates: March 13-15
Site: At regular-season champion (Weber State)
What to expect: About half the league could win the Big Sky's automatic bid this year. Every team in the conference suffered at least six losses, led by regular season champion Weber State at 14-6. In an odd twist, only seven of the league's 11 teams participate in the conference tournament. Montana, last year's representative in the NCAA Tournament, along with Northern Arizona and Northern Colorado pose the biggest threats. But don't expect too much from the Big Sky's team in the Big Dance. The First Four in Dayton and an early exit seem in order.
Favorite: Weber State. Yes, I'm still making the Wildcats the favorite despite stumbling down the stretch. They lost two of their last three games, and four of their last seven. Yikes. But with the parity in this conference — every other team had at least eight league losses — the home court advantage here makes Weber State the favorite. The Wildcats lost just one home game in league play.


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Ride Ends at the Fall Club where you get to enjoy a Bratwurst Dinner with all the fixings.
"RACKTOBERFEST", 1st Annual, Coeurdalene Idaho Foundation for Wildlife Management Fundraising Banquet is October 6th, 3pm, in the Jacklin Building at the Kootenai County Fairgrounds in Coeurdalene. Featuring an amazing North Idaho Antler Display that will be complemented by "The Klondyke's" famous Prime Rib "Harvest Dinner", Raffles, Prizes, Games, Giveaways, Live Auction, Silent Auction, and FUN for everyone! All Proceeds assist in funding the Foundations Wolf Harvest Reimbursement Program. As a hunter or trapper, this is a great opportunity to be sure your membership is up to date, therefore ensuring you don't miss out on being reimbursed up to $1000 for each Idaho wolf you harvest this season! As a non wolf hunter/trapper, your support and membership is a great way for you to directly support those who are out there busting their butt to get the job done, ensuring quality Elk and other Game populations, while many of us are at home enjoying our families and watching football. These guys have saved more than 60,000 Elk by having removed more than 430 Idaho Wolves to date! Come enjoy a great night out while supporting the Foundation for Wildlife Management! Purchase tickets online at F4WM.ORG
This Honor Flight fundraiser helps send our veterans, free of charge, to Washington DC to thank them for their service and to visit the memorials erected in their honor.
CEP presents The Disco Inferno: White Wedding, the fifth annual benefit for Coeur d'Alene School District 271. Proceeds from this event go directly to SD 271 Public School Libraries. Our district libraries currently have no budget or additional resources and the Disco Inferno divides proceeds evenly to all of our public school libraries to assist librarians in budgeting for the year.
Join the party for music, food, prizes, and a whole lot of dancing.
1980's attire is strongly encouraged.
Before October 1st – $30
After October 1st – $40
Tables of 8 are also available for purchase
Tickets include dinner and first drink (attendees must be 21 or older).
Relive the magic from the 2017 Inferno: https://www.mangisfotos.com/Events/CEP-Disco-Inferno-2017-80s-Dance-Explosion/
Mark your calendars! Only $25 for for 16 yrs and older. Kids under 16 free! 12:00-2:00 join us for family fun with face painting, bounce houses, Papa Murphy Pizza, Disney Princesses will even make an appearance!!! 2:00 PM is the opening ceremony followed by the remembrance ceremony to honor those affected by a pregnancy, infant or child loss. If you would like your child's name read at the ceremony, on a sign on the race route and on our shirts, please message our office email@example.com If you would like to join our planning team, we would love to have you! We are also looking for sponsors. Call me if you would like to help! 208-557-4371 ~ Liz
ABC News Chief Global Affairs Correspondent Martha Raddatz will deliver the Idaho Humanities Council's 15th Annual North Idaho Distinguished Humanities Lecture on Thursday, October 11, 2018, 7 p.m., at the Coeur d'Alene Resort. http://www.idahohumanities.org/?p=news_item&id=1391
St Vincent de Paul North Idaho presents the 6th Annual
New York Runway Elegance Fashion Show
Friday, October 12, 2018
Best Western Plus Coeur d'Alene Inn
506 W. Appleway Ave., CdA
Outfits and fashion accessories are from St Vincent de PAul Thrift Stores!
Tickets at www.blacktie-northwest.com
Proceeds to towards St Vincent de Paul Warming Centers
On Saturday, October 13, Kootenai Environmental Alliance (KEA) is hosting the 10th Annual junk2funk Eco-Fashion show. Artists will demonstrate their creative abilities on the runway by turning junk and recycled materials into fabulously fun designer outfits. This highly successful event mixes fashion, art and sustainability before an intensely energetic crowd in one unforgettable riotous evening.
1pm. Same day, Same place. $5 at the door.
To sign up your creative kid for this year's show email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Save the Date
CASA's Annual Fall Fundraiser: Uncorked!
•October 20• Halloween Costume Run•CDA
REGISTER ONLINE AT www.monstermashcda.com
Please join us for the second annual Monster Mash Dash! The Monster Mash Dash is a Halloween Costume themed fun run that provides friends and family of all fitness levels the unique opportunity to run or walk through beautiful downtown Coeur d' Alene in their craziest and most creative costumes. The course guides runners 5 Kilometers (roughly 3 miles) along the Centennial Trail and ends at the Avista Pavilion in McEuen Park. Sign up your kids for the 1 mile Halloween Costume Kids Run! Participants can enjoy refreshments and music as well as trick or treating for kids in McEuen Park during and after the race. All race proceeds benefit Specialized Needs Recreation. Register today!
Register for the race online at www.monstermashcda.com
North Idaho Life will be hosting a seriously classic and epic, one-on-a-kind, old-school-style Hollywood costume party / Masquerade ball on Saturday, October 20th at the Coeur d'Alene RESORT. Retooled, redesigned and with new atmosphere, surprises and special effects. The kind of thing you've only dreamed about or seen in a movie, but it will be real and it will be epic!Elegant ~ Opulent ~ MysteriousBook your room at the Resort using this link https://goo.gl/owTkjt for special Masquerade Ball prices!
6-7:30pm Red Carpet Arrival / Champagne Reception – Red Carpet Paparazzi Line, Complimentary Champagne, Period-Ball Setting, Interactive Entertainment & Performers. Your name announced at the door by a costumed attendant and a professional photographer to stage your portrait photos
7:30-8:30pm Grande Cuisine Dinner / Dinner Room Revealed / Live Interactive Dinner Entertainment with Aerial Performers suspended from ceiling by ribbons, fire dancers many surprises planned
8:30-10:30pm Soul Proprietor, 9-piece Funk/Dance Band, drums, bass, guitar, keyboards, horn section and a super high energy female singer. FUN! You simply cannot sit down!10:30-1am Live DJ by Vibe Productions
We will spare no expense and turn our venue into the grandest ballroom you ever saw.
Remember, this is a costume party, even the band will be dressing up. Set to seriously be the Party of the Century
Hope to see you all there!!!
1s time vendor; Spiritual Matters CdA will be showing Love & Faith Inspired Jewelry & Gifts at the Annual PF Holiday Bazaar at Q'Emiln Park in the Trailhead Event Center, Saturday Nov 10th 9am-4pm.
7/24 online store @ www.spiritualmatters.us
Come on out and hunt for treasure at this benefit rummage sale to support the 8th grade trip to Washington DC!
The EXCEL Foundation funds grants to teachers for innovative classroom projects in Coeur d'Alene School District 271. These projects would not be funded with ongoing school maintenance dollars. Our 2018 Big Event will be held on Saturday, November 10th at the Coeur d'Alene Inn. Cost: $65/ticket or $520 for table of 8.
Tickets may also be purchased by calling 208.929.2785
Community United Methodist Church invites the community to attend dedication events celebrating the installation of the renovated historic pipe organ. The organ will be officially dedicated and heard for the first time during the 9:00 a.m. Traditional Worship Service. A Dedication Pipe Organ Recital, open to the public will be at 2pm. The church is fully handicapped assessible. Off-street parking is available
Performers at the 9am worship service will include Cynthia Marlette and Mark Haberman, organists for the church. Long time community organist, Byrl Cinnamon, will join Marlette and Haberman for the afternoon Dedicatory Recital. Additionally, for the recital, two commissioned works will be featured, including an anthem that will be performed by the church's Chancel Choir under the direction of Bill Jaquette. Sheila Schindler, soprano saxophonist, will join Marlette on one composition for organ and saxophone. There is no admission fee.
The historic organ was installed in the congregation's previous building, located at 7th and Wallace, in 1908 and included 640 individual pipes. It was rebuilt and enlarged to 1,267 pipes in 1978. When the congregation built the new facility in 1994, the organ was reinstalled in that setting. The 2018 renovation, by Marceau & Associates of Seattle, Washington, afforded an opportunity to further enhance the instrument's bold, extraordinary sound by increasing its size to 1,581 pipes. Information: 208-765-8800, www.cdaumc.org
Great community event. Come have lunch and enjoy 45 different soups served and prepared by local businesses and organizations. All proceeds will support the St. Vincent de Paul North Idaho Winter Warming Centers. Donations will also be accepted at the event: blankets, sleeping bags, socks and sweatshirts. Some of our local heroes, peace officers and firefighters will help clear tables and sell wooden nickels. Purchase tickets online or at the door.
Welcome to our 7th Annual Dirty Bird Trail Run.
***Please read***
This is an impromptu trail run for a good cause. We will be collecting food and donation for Children's Village, Inc.
* Please park on the east side of McEuen Park (City Hall Parking lot) I will have my van and you can drop off your donation there. I will have the back doors open for your donation.
The run will start at the McEuen Park Band Shell. From band shell we will run to the 3rd street entrance and run around Tubbs Hill (counter clock wise) and back to the band shell. This is a fun run, all we ask for is a donation for Children's Village from their needs list.
Route: 2.5(ish) mile trail run (course will be marked)
* After the run we can warm up at
Evans brothers coffee.
After swing by Fleet Feet Coeur d' Alene and pick up some gear… you deserve it!
For more information contact Dave Dutro 208-457-2726
Here are some detail on what the Children's village is in need of.
Take care of your holiday shopping and support the Coeur d'Alene Public Library at the annual Library Holiday Craft Fair. Features locally made handmade arts and craft. A portion of all sales benefit the Friends of the Library.
$10.00 for 30 minutes
Every one who comes will be entered to win the Grand Prize
——> All profits donated to our community
The Crisis Project
The Event will be hosted at VRCDA located downtown!
To make this event a blast we will have a variety of things going on along with Live Music!
In order for the event to raise funding it will last 4 days.
Each day will have a variety of fun things with each specialized event!!
All day for the 4 days
Raffle Baskets and Silent Auction $1.00 – $5.00 Submissions!
(Check The Crisis Project for details)
Vr Gaming
Turn Your design made on VR into a 3D Printed creation
Tabletop Board games
Pool, & Dart Tournaments,
Face Painting
Green Screen Selfie Booth
Experience fun trending toys and games
Join minute to Win it
The 7th Annual Turkey Trot is a great way to start your Thanksgiving Day! 1 Mile, 5k and 10k routes make this this perfect fun run for family, friends and even your furry friends. Start and finish at The Kroc Center with hot cider provided by Movita Health at the finish. All proceeds benefit the homeless in our area, facilitated by our friends at The Onesimus Project.


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His name's Daniel and he also did a V8 Holden Torana at the strip, a Shelby, and fellow Aussie Mark Webber's F1 car with a full pit stop. He got approved by all three judges for the next round, so here's to hoping he's got an all-new set of automotive awesomeness for his next performance. Our requests list is too long to mention, but why not one of the greats, like the Formula One Matra V12?


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VAIL Dry conditions have some weather watchers casting concerned looks at next summers wildfire season.
Colorados statewide snowpack is 70 percent of average, 91 percent of last years levels at this time and the fourth-lowest in 32 years, said Phyllis Ann Philipps, a state conservationist with the Natural Resource Conservation Service.
Eric Lovgren is Eagle Countys wildfire mitigation manager, and hes a little nervous.
It is shaping up like last year, only worse, Lovgren said.
Lovgren says hes not a climatologist, but he pays attention to history, especially our recent history.
Wildfires started breaking out last March and were still breaking out around Thanksgiving, he said.
The Front Range had red-flag fire warnings Thursday, rekindling unpleasant memories of Colorados Lower North Fork fire, which broke out March 22, 2012.
The Lower North Fork fire started when a prescribed burn was hit with 50 mph winds. Before it was done, it devoured 4,140 acres, killed three people and destroyed or seriously damaged 27 homes. At the fires peak, 900 homes had to be evacuated.
How soon this years fire season starts depends on how fast the snowpack melts out, Lovgren said, adding that the Lower North Fork fire burned around patches of snow, he said.
If theres no snow on the ground we can have fire any month of the year, Lovgren said. When theres less moisture to push down some of those dry fuels, you can have fire.
Vail-area fire officials are doing what they can to help prepare, but sometimes people understand only whats landing on their heads.
When local fire officials hosted the first Ready Set Go preparation meeting last June, 150 people attended. By the August meeting in Edwards, after a couple of weeks of rain, 20 people showed up, Lovgren said.
Colorados Central Rockies are experiencing moderate-to-extreme drought, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor.
So far this year, 10 states are experiencing exceptional drought conditions, while snow levels throughout the country are nearing record lows, according to the National Drought Mitigation Center.
Last year was the driest year in the contiguous United States since 1988, according to the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. In Nebraska and Wyoming, it was the driest year on record.
Wildfire losses have been on the rise during the past couple of years in several states, with Colorado, Texas and Wyoming being particularly hard hit, said Julie Rochman, president and CEO of the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety. (This year) is shaping up to be another very dangerous year because of a combination of weather-related factors.


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Join Us As We Judge Everyone's Red Carpet Looks
The biggest awards night of the year is upon us. But who cares about that? Far more important is the red carpet that directly precedes it. Who will wear something that is simply spectacular? Who will go down in history for wearing something that is spectacularly awful and bound to make you question your entire existence?
Join us in the comments as we watch the Oscars red carpet tonight. If you see something you hate, throw a picture in so everyone else can yell at your poorly dressed celebrity of choice. If you see something you love, we'll fawn over it with you–or maybe question your judgment.
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Cerro Coso accreditation status reaffirmed
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In October 2012, a team of Community College professionals from the Western Association of Schools and Colleges came to Cerro Coso campuses for on-site evaluations.


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Mossberg on Video Chat App, Spin
Walt Mossberg joins digits to review Spin, a new mobile video-chatting service that lets up to 10 people share photos and videos. Photo: Net Power & Light.
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Wireless charging is the future. We've been using it on our Lumia 920's and Verizon branded HTC 8X for a few months now.
Once you start using it cables can't help but seem antiquated. It's only in a few smartphones right now, but will only become more and more mainstream as new devices and accessories support it. There's that deal Nokia made with Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf to outfit coffee shops with tables that support Qi wireless charging (also Virgin Atlantic has a similar deal). We've got great accessories like the Nokia JBL PowerUp speaker and an upcoming one from iLuv to charge your devices sans wires. Now here is one more sweet looking accessory to help liberate you from cords.
The Vu is one sexy looking wireless charging Tylt. It comes in a variety of colors to match your phone or mood, like yellow, blue, red, and always classy black. It's hard to imagine a desk or stand where these wouldn't look stunning. The stands are angled at 45 degrees in the portrait position. All you need to do is place your phone there and let it charge away. The Tylt Vu is coated in a soft touch surface, so no need to worry about getting scratches from these.
They are available for pre-order from Tylt for $69.99. They ship out the first of April (please don't be an April Fools' Day joke). We'll have one for review shortly to let you know if it's worth your dough. In the meantime, just wanted to highlight a sweet potential accessory for you. Going forward, it is really hard to imagine a flagship device not including wireless charging. Might as well stock up on some cool looking gear.
What do you think? Any color in particular you like over the others? Should this be a future prize? Talk to us below!
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Imitation ivory projecting mounts, engraved nickel ferrules, engraved nickel ringcaps, imitation ivory bushes, engraved nickel and imitation ivory mouthpiece with McCallum pipe chanter.African blackwood (AB4) $1,520.00
Polypenko plastic (P4) $1,045.00
We at the Piper's Cove deal exclusively with McCallum Bagpipes and Shepherd Bagpipes because we believe they are of the highest quality and service in the industry. We have a fantastic personal relationship with the makers and meet with them frequently. We will always go out of our way to make sure the set you decide to buy will be perfectly suited to you and that you will never need to "Upgrade" to a better set.
McCallum Bagpipes released the plastic bagpipes in 2007 to great reviews. They are a beautiful mix of affordability, visual attractiveness, and quality of sound. Many pipers are now buying plastic pipes as a secondary or backup set in order to keep their primary set safe during inclement weather, travel, and other situations where they could be damaged.
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Ranger 9
Goals: This last of the Ranger series of missions was to provide live TV images of the Moon's Alphonsus crater and the surrounding area en route to crashing into the crater.
Accomplishments: Ranger 9 impacted the lunar surface just 6.5 km off target, well within Alphonsus crater. During its descent at nearly 3 km per second, it transmitted pictures with resolution down to 25 cm, viewed live by TV audiences. Tracking data from the Ranger missions was used to improve knowledge of the Moon's mass by an order of magnitude and to determine that the Moon's center of mass is displaced from its geometric center.


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Since the summer the SJSU Special Collections staff has been very busy working on the NHPRC grant. Erin Louthen is working as our new project archivist, and she has been doing a great job! We have appraised over 300 file boxes of materials documenting the Office of the President, which span over 50 years. We anticipate on having at least 10 new catalog records and finding aids up on the OAC by the end of January. Erin is working closely with Mike Condon (part-time staff member) and six SLIS grad students to complete this work.
We have two important programs for the Spring First Wednesday. The first program on March 4, 2009, will celebrate Women's History Month with a panel discussion and exhibit on the history Women and Social Movements in San Jose. Patricia Hill SJSU Professor of History and a Women's History scholar will be one of our keynote speakers for this event. The second event scheduled for April 1, 2009 will feature CSU Stanislaus History Professor Nancy Taniguchi and CSU Stanislaus graduate student Teri Lunt. Their panel "Manipulating the Unwanted: Labor, War, and Public Policy," will explore " the "push-pull" factors that caused individuals to choose to migrate. In the cases discussed here, there are also push-pull factors, but of a completely different nature. Rather than describing individual choice, the factors here are controlled by the visible hand of American interests. The U.S. government is involved in both; in the first, unsuccessfully; in the second, with lasting ramifications."
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