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While in high school, right-hander Chandler Shepherd struck out the second-most hitters in the history of the state of Kentucky.
The product of Lawrence County in Louisa, Shepherd went 40-12 with 512 punchouts in 353 innings in his high school career, including a state record with 47 consecutive shutout innings pitched.
The 6-foot-2, 185-pounder stepped into a talented Kentucky pitching staff as a true freshman in 2012 and succeeded in a variety of roles: as a midweek starter, a weekend long reliever and set-up man, and as a late-inning stopper.
"Everyone is like that on our team; every pitcher that we have, even every player that we have is considered the studs from where they come from," Shepherd said. "They are the guys that everyone knows about in their hometowns. When you come to college, especially in our conference, everyone here is the same. Everyone is good, you have to fit in and find your role to play. You aren't the stud anymore; it is a group of players coming together to form a team."
A former 41st-round pick in the 2011 MLB Draft by the Chicago White Sox, Shepherd was a versatile performer as a freshman, going 3-1 in 18 appearances and nine starts, with one save in 56.1 innings, sporting a 3.83 ERA.
It was a pair of Southeastern Conference relief outings that propelled Shepherd into the conversation of the better freshmen in college baseball, starting with a win at No. 9 Arkansas with 3.2 shutout, one-hit innings. He then tossed 3.1 shutout, two-hit innings against No. 1 LSU as the Wildcats claimed the series win over the Tigers.
"I remember the adrenaline, the feeling of those games. There is nothing else like it," Shepherd said about the games with Arkansas and LSU. "I have never thrown in games like that with that type of competition or in those types of competitive environments."
Shepherd also shined in a pair of heroic outings in the NCAA Tournament as the Wildcats found themselves battling through the losers bracket after suffering an epic 21-inning opening-round loss to No. 25 Kent State. UK posted an elimination game win over Valapraiso hours after falling in the longest postseason baseball game in NCAA history, with Shepherd getting the final nine outs for his first career save.
"That whole tournament was such a grind for everyone," Shepherd said. "My mindset was just to do whatever I needed to do that weekend to help our team win games. I warmed up in the bullpen in the 21-inning game quite a bit and the next game we played, I had the same mindset. I was ready to go in whenever coach (Gary Henderson) and the team needed me. I wasn't too worried about going in or sitting out, I was just thinking that I needed to do whatever I needed to help us win."
After Kentucky rolled over host No. 15 Purdue to advance to face Kent for the regional championship game, the Wildcats had 40 minutes to determine who would take the mound for its energy-sapped pitching staff. UK turned to Shepherd and he turned in an impressive performance combined with his three-inning save a day prior.
"The championship game turned out to be pretty crazy," Shepherd said. "Because it was an elimination game doubleheader, I didn't find out I was going to start that game until right before first pitch. I realized that I needed to get ready to go right then because 30 minutes before that I was just warming up in the bullpen, playing catch as if I wasn't starting the game. I had to make an adjustment and realize that I was starting a big game for us and had to get my mind ready and focused on what I needed to do to be successful and help our team win."
He carried a dominating shutout into the eighth inning against the Flashes and all told worked 10.2 innings in a two-day span as the Wildcats battled for their postseason lives.
Following the season, Shepherd ventured to the Perfect Game Collegiate League in Amsterdam, N.Y., where he was named the league pitcher of the year, the top prospect in the circuit and a first-team summer league All-American.
Shepherd posted a 9-0 record with a 1.73 ERA in 10 starts, leading his club to the league crown and starting the all-star game.
"I got the chance to go play with some great guys, both on the field and off the field," Shepherd said. "It made me a better pitcher, in terms of actually improving my pitches. I took what I learned from here at school with me this summer, which really helped me improve as a pitcher mentally."
Shepherd returned to Kentucky in the fall with the experience of a decorated summer under his belt. He gives UK a unique, proven weapon whether he functions as a starter or a key reliever.
"Our pitching staff is great," Shepherd said. "We have a guy for every situation, every role. At any point in the game we have a guy who we have confidence can handle that situation. We have guys that throw from the right side, guys that throw from the left side, whatever the game calls for we have it. All that does is help our club."
By Brent Ingram on February 1, 2013 10:30 AM via Twitter


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For the most part, if you're shopping at Trader Joe's, you're already saving money. The place is raved over for its discount buys and millennial-friendly prices. However, it's easy to get carried away grocery shopping, no matter where you go. Trader Joe's especially is known for its specialty items and probably carries more than a few tempting options you don't really need.
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Trader Joe's customers adore their unique products - some more than others. They're always coming out with new snack food mashups and fun frozen appetizers. In addition to these select items, the grocery store also sells pantry staples and dry goods in bulk. It's like a one-stop shop for practicality and frivolity alike. So how do you know that you're truly making the wisest choices when it comes to what's best for your budget?
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Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney was criticized recently for attending a Carole King and James Taylor "concert" in Washington, D.C., during which representatives of PAC (Political Action Committee) groups were asked to pay $2,500 to join Maloney for a little one-on-one face time in a private suite, or VIC (Very Important Congresswoman) room.
Maloney, however, contends that the event wasn't a fundraiser and that, as far as she knows, there were no lobbyists anywhere to be seen, at least not with her own eyes. In fact, she only went to the James Taylor concert because a) she loves gently plucked adult contemporary saccharine folk music sung by tender aging men; b) she finds the song "You've Got a Friend" particularly poignant; and c) speaking of friends, her good friend Carole King (THUD! That's the sound of some serious name-dropping, goslings.) invited her.
Complicating Maloney's version of events, however, is the invitation to the event specifically states it's a fundraiser for Carolyn Maloney.
At issue is the fact that Maloney is involved in putting the finishing touches on a financial overhaul bill that will undoubtedly have serious ramifications for Wall Street, and Pol Position is sure a lobbyist or two wouldn't mind shelling out, say, $2,500 to bend the ear of the fine congresswoman. However, since the list of attendees hasn't been made public, it's unclear whether any lobbyists actually attended the event.
At any rate, it's certainly not illegal for Maloney to hold a fundraiser, she does have a challenger for her seat this year in Reshma Saujani, it's just the timing that has raised a few eyebrows. But what really raised our eyebrows here at Pol Position was the performers. Really, James Taylor and Carole King? Blah. Couldn't have booked the recently reunited Faith No More?


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Q: I found a website that looks legitimate and sells Tory Burch products. Is it real?
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For more than 45 years, the CPSC has operated a statistically valid injury surveillance and follow-back system known as the National Electronic Injury Surveillance System (NEISS). The primary purpose of NEISS is to collect data on consumer product-related injuries occurring in the United States. This data is what CPSC uses to produce nationwide estimates of product-related injuries.
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The Second Judicial District Family Court is asking parties operating under child-custody and timesharing orders to collaborate on ways to make those arrangements work without court intervention during the COVID-19 crisis.
The court first made that request in a memo distributed to family law attorneys on March 23, 2020, the day before Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham issued the statewide Stay-at-Home Order.
"We know that our Governor is going to announce a Stay-At-Home Order to further combat this pandemic. We are asking that attorneys and litigants work diligently to find agreements regarding custody and timesharing exchange Orders," the memo reads.
"These are trying times for everyone, the court included. We are limited in our ability to hold hearings," said Debra Ramirez, Presiding Judge of the Second Judicial District Family Court. "Of course, we will hold emergency hearings when necessary, but we hope families can come together to navigate these issues on their own until this crisis passes."
The court's March 23 memo on this matter is available here.
During the COVID-19 crisis, the Second Judicial Court will not require notary public certifications on applications to waive fees for filing a legal action, when those applications are based on the individual's inability to pay.
The waived fees typically include court filing costs and the cost of having notice of the action served on the opposing parties. Waiver of these fees is known as granting the party "free process." The granting of free process, which can happen in civil or domestic relations cases, requires filling out an application verifying that the applicant does not have sufficient income to pay the filing fees. Under normal circumstances, a notary public would have to certify that the individual submitting the application is also the person whose signature appears on the form.
"The temporary suspension of the requirement to have these applications notarized is a recognition of the fact that a lot of the places where someone would go to have a form notarized are closed during this crisis," said Second Judicial District Court Chief Judge Stan Whitaker. "We don't want that to prevent people from having access to the court."
Free Process application packets can be obtained in the following ways:
• Downloading it from the court's website
• Emailing the court's Center for Self-Help and Dispute Resolution at email@example.com.
• Picking it up in person on the first floor of the Second Judicial District courthouse, 400 Lomas, Blvd. NW.
You also can call the Center for Self-Help and Dispute Resolution with questions at 505-841-6702.
The Second Judicial District Court has implemented new screening procedures to prevent individuals who may have contracted the COVID-91 virus from entering the courthouse.
Signs are now in front of the courthouse, at 400 Lomas, NW, instructing people to ask themselves three questions before entering. The questions are:
No one who can answer "yes" to any of those questions should enter the courthouse. Instead, they can look at the second sign posted at the entrance listing phone numbers for all divisions of the court. Individuals can call the appropriate number to find out how to resolve for which they were coming to court.
These procedures also are in effect at the Second Judicial District Children's Court Building at 5100 Second St. NW, as well as the offices housing the court's Pretrial Services programs.
"These screening procedures are part of our ongoing effort to balance public safety with the need for the court to fulfill its constitutional duty of ensuring that all individual members of the public have access to the judicial, even in times of crisis," said Second Judicial District Chief Judge Stan Whitaker.
Chief Judge Whitaker issued an administrative order outlining the new screening procedures on Wednesday, March 18, 2020. He also issued an order detailing additional precautionary measures the court is taking to guard against the spread of the COVID-19 virus.
The precautionary measures mirror those ordered by the New Mexico Supreme Court and include:
For updates on the Second Judicial District Court's ongoing response to the COVID-19 pandemic, visit the court's website at https://seconddistrictcourt.nmcourts.gov or follow the court's Twitter feed @SJDCNEWMEXICO.
The New Mexico Supreme Court has suspended all criminal jury trials that have not started and imposed additional precautionary measures against the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19).
New Mexico's appellate, district, metropolitan and magistrate courts remain open.
The Court previously suspended civil jury trials. Criminal jury trials, which are not under way, will be suspended until April 30 or further notice by the Court. Presiding judges have the discretion to proceed with a criminal jury trial if there is an exceptional circumstance.
"The precautionary measures imposed by the Judiciary today will provide additional safeguards for all New Mexicans while allowing necessary court functions to continue," Chief Justice Judith K. Nakamura said. "Especially during a public health emergency, courts must not close because they deliver vital services required in our justice system to ensure community safety."
"Courts play a critical role in our society ensuring compliance with the rule of law. This includes hearing the initial pleas of those arrested and charged with crimes, making constitutionally required decisions on the pretrial detention of defendants and issuing restraining orders to protect victims of domestic violence. These are among the crucial functions the Judiciary will continue to provide New Mexicans with necessary public health precautions at courthouses," Chief Justice Nakamura said.
Other than jury trials, all other court proceedings will continue with appropriate precautions in place for those who must visit and work in courthouses.
Newly imposed measures by the Judiciary will:
The Court today authorized municipal courts to close and previously allowed county probate courts to close.
The Judiciary previously restricted the number of people who gather in any courthouse location, including courtrooms and hallways, to no more than 25 to maintain appropriate social distancing as recommended by public health authorities. That is more restrictive than the current requirements of the state's public health emergency order prohibiting gatherings of 100 or more people.
A Summary of the Court's action related to COVID-19 is available here. The Supreme Court's orders on precautionary measures and judicial employee travel are available via the following links:
The Second Judicial District Court's Pro Bono Committee has canceled its next two Civil and Family Law Clinics due to concerns related to the coronavirus.
While there is no evidence that the virus has affected anyone in the court, the Pro Bono Committee is taking this step out of an abundance of caution. The Pro Bono Committee is comprised of judges and staff from the Second Judicial Court and staff from New Mexico Legal Aid.
The Civil and Family Law Clinics, at which citizens get free consultations with attorneys, normally take place on the first and third Wednesdays of each month at the Second Judicial District Courthouse, 400 Lomas, NW, in Albuquerque.
The cancellations apply to the Family Law Clinic scheduled for March 18 and the Civil Law Clinic scheduled for April 1.
"This is not what we want to do given that the need for legal assistance does not go down during a pandemic," said Second Judicial District Family Court Judge Jane Levy, who also co-chairs the Pro Bono Committee. "But for the safety of the public and the staff of the court and Legal Aid, we need to skip remainder of March and the first clinic in April. We hope to resume the regular clinic schedule after that."
Additional Measures in Place
In addition to these steps at the Second Judicial District Court, State Supreme Court Justice Judith K. Nakamura has announced measures that courts across New Mexico are taking to guard against the potential spread of the Coronavirus.
"The Judiciary's responsibility to ensure constitutional protections are available to those who need them has been especially important during difficult times in our history," Chief Justice Nakamura said. "We are working closely with state and local governments and taking steps to ensure that courthouses are safe for jurors, litigants, lawyers, judicial employees, judges and all members of the public."
Among the measures directed by the Supreme Court:
The Chief Justice strongly encourages people who need to visit courthouses to follow the recommendations of health officials to protect themselves and others from the spread of coronavirus. Those include washing hands frequently with soap and water for at least 20 seconds and maintaining a safe social distance from others.
"Our courts will continue to carefully monitor developments related to the coronavirus and will take additional steps as necessary to minimize public health risks of New Mexicans who require justice services," said Chief Justice Nakamura.
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Supreme Court Justice Shannon Bacon and Second Judicial District Chief Judge Stan Whitaker were among the dignitaries who spoke at the official dedication of "A View from Gold Mountain," the sculpture erected as a monument to New Mexico's Asian American Community.
The sculpture, which stands on the west side of the Second Judicial District Courthouse, was formally dedicated on January 11, 2020, following an eight-year effort spearheaded by Dr. Siu Wong, president of the Albuquerque Chapter of the Chinese American Citizens Alliance.
After gaining financial support from state and county officials, Wong was tabbed to head a committee that issued a nationwide call for a piece of art to reflect the Asian American community's experiences interacting with the legal system, starting with the landmark case of the Territory of New Mexico v. Yee Shun. That 1882 case was the first in which testimony from an Asian American was considered valid in a United States court of law.
The committee unanimously chose "A View from Gold Mountain," a multi-piece sculpture created by the artistic team of Cheryll Leo-Gwin and Stewart Wong.
The artists said they considered the history of the Yee Shun case, as well of the experiences of all Chinese Americans of that era, in both creating and naming the sculpture.
Seeking the Pot of Gold
"During the Gold Rush, people in China called America the Gold Mountain. They came to America to seek their fortunes and find the pot of gold to send or take home," Leo-Gwin said. "Immigrants from other regions also came to that Gold Mountain for similar reasons. Instead, like Yee Shun and the Chinese, because of their skin color, culture or other differences, they found hardship, starvation, death and disillusionment. The pot of gold was more often than not only an elusive dream."
At the dedication, Dr. Wong said since the project to secure the monument began it has "evolved to represent and be inclusive of our diverse society and population in New Mexico and the nation."
Judge Whitaker echoed that sentiment, saying the sculpture celebrates the "resilience, tenacity and redemption power" of the Asian American spirit, as well as the spirit of all groups who at one time were intentionally marginalized.
Justice Bacon said it is fitting the monument recognizes a historic legal ruling issued in a New Mexico court, as the state continues to be on the cutting-edge of civil rights law. She referred to the New Mexico Supreme Court's 2013 ruling in State v. Zamora that said courts must find interpreters for individuals who speak a language other than English, when those individuals are called for jury service.
"New Mexico, as in Territory v. Yee Shun, was once again on the cutting edge as the first state to recognize this civil right," Justice Bacon said.
Leo-Gwin said several aspects of the sculpture speak to the idea of various cultures uniting. She pointed, for instance, to a braid that runs down the center of the plumb bob that is the sculpture's centerpiece. She said the braid represents the hairstyle that many Chinese Americans wore during the 1880s. "But bigger than that," she said, "it represents all of our cultures braided together. That is the backbone of the sculpture and the backbone of the country."
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The Second Judicial District courthouse bustled with activity on a late-November Saturday morning. Judges presided over hearings, but they were not the somber proceedings that typically take place in courtrooms.
These hearings included children carrying balloons and teddy bears, smiles, laughs and hugs—and all parties left the courtroom happy. That is what happens on National Adoption Day—the day courts across the country host simultaneous large-scale adoption events. The goal is raising awareness of the 125,000 children in foster care nationwide waiting to find loving, permanent homes.
National Adoption Day started in 2000 when courts in nine cities opened their doors to finalize and celebrate adoptions of children in foster care. In 2019, National Adoption Day was Saturday, November 23. More than 400 Adoption Day events took place across the country, including the one in New Mexico's Second Judicial District Court.
"Presiding over adoption hearings is one of the most rewarding things I do as a judge," said Marie Ward, presiding judge of the Second Judicial District Children's Court. "I am very grateful to be able to participate with these children and these families for such an incredible thing as creating a forever family."
An inspiring event
Judge Ward was one of six judges who presided over hearings during the Second Judicial District's Adoption Day event. "We work hard throughout the year to finalize adoptions, creating permanent homes for as many children as possible," Judge Ward said. "But National Adoption Day allows the larger community to come together around that effort. We also hope that seeing the joy in the faces of adopted children and their families will inspire others who may not have considered fostering and adopting before to open their hearts and homes to the many children still waiting to be adopted."
People appear to be getting that message. The Second Judicial District Court finalized more than 90 adoptions on National Adoption Day 2019, nearly doubling the number of 56 adoptions during its 2018 event.
The adoptive parents included Nicolle Wallace. She was a foster parent to five children who—after National Adoption Day—now officially call her mom. "I started out fostering children, then decided I wanted to adopt," Wallace said. It was obvious from watching the interaction among them that the time Wallace cared for this brood as a foster parent had made them a real family.
"It has been great to watch their personal growth," Wallace said. "This day has been a long time coming, but it is wonderful. I am really blessed; they are all really good kids."
Albuquerque, New Mexico, December 6, 2019 — The Honorable Cindy Leos of the Second Judicial District Court has been named 2019 Judge of the Year by the Albuquerque Bar Association.
In announcing the award, the ABA said its selection committee reviewed several nominations, and "in the end, Judge Leos's efforts this year presiding over Young Adult Court made her the unanimous choice for her impact on the community."
Young Adult Court is an innovative program established in 2017 in response to research that shows humans' reasoning ability is not fully formed until the age of 25, and many individuals in this age group who commit crimes can turn their lives around if given the proper support. The program is a partnership among the Second Judicial District Court, the Offices of the District Attorney, the Public Defender, the Bernalillo County Sheriff's Department and several agencies that provide substance abuse treatment, mental health counseling and other support services. The court is proving successful at helping young people address issues—such as drug abuse and lack of mental health treatment—that are driving some of the crime in Albuquerque and Bernalillo County.
The program takes 18 to 24 months to complete, during which time participants must engage in treatment, attend weekly court sessions, provide random urinalysis samples and demonstrate a willingness to make positive changes in their lives. To date, three individuals have graduated from Young Adult Court—all of whom have quit drug habits that proved to be an underlying cause of their criminal activity. Twenty-two other individuals are currently in the program, with an additional 15 undergoing the screening process.
"It was clear from her first day on the bench that Cindy Leos was going to be an outstanding judge," said Stan Whitaker, Chief Judge of the Second Judicial District Court. "She has demonstrated day after day that she has a clear understanding of her role as a judge and the need to make sure that litigants on both the prosecution and defense side of a case are treated respectfully and fairly in her court. She was the ideal choice to preside over Young Adult Court, and it is no surprise that the Albuquerque Bar Association is recognizing her as Judge of the Year."
The bar association will formally present the award to Judge Leos at its annual meeting/luncheon at 11:30 AM on Thursday, December 12, 2019 at the Embassy Suites in Albuquerque. The association also will present the Attorney of the Year Award to Vince Ward, who the group said was selected, in part, for his "excellent and tireless advocacy of Chelsea Manning."
Judge Leos said she is "incredibly honored to receive the Albuquerque Bar Association Judge of the Year Award. It is my understanding that I was selected for this award in large part due to my work with the Young Adult Court. Presiding over Young Adult Court has been one of the best parts of my job and to be recognized with this prestigious award for doing something that I get such joy out of is simply phenomenal."
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One of the most recognizable faces at the Bernalillo County Juvenile Justice Center belongs to Cassie, a 6-year-old Labrador retriever.
Cassie interacts with families, especially those with children, who need her friendship. When a girl is called to testify about traumatic abuse or neglect, Cassie might sit at her feet to provide solace. Or Cassie might stay with a sobbing boy who has just been separated from his parents after being placed into protective custody.
"Cassie provides great comfort in the courtroom and gets smiles from everyone she meets when she is in the building," Children's Court Judge Marie Ward said. "She is a silent companion who has a way of removing the edge from very difficult situations."
Cassie has been a presence at the Juvenile Justice Center since late 2013. She is a specially-trained Courthouse CASA dog, a name that is derived from the acronym for Court Appointed Special Advocates.
Cassie was purchased using a grant by New Mexico Kids Matter, the CASA program in Albuquerque. CASA believes that every child who has been abused, neglected or is in foster care deserves to have a dedicated volunteer advocate speaking up for them in court.
"We are very fortunate to have Cassie, both as a resource and as a friend," Judge Ward said. "She brings a lift to everyone she meets and she is especially valuable to the children who need her most."
Cassie was trained by Assistance Dogs of the West, a Santa Fe-based accredited service dog organization that also provides service dogs for the Veterans Court program. Courthouse dogs have been used around the country since 2003.
For more information about CASA please visit www.nmkidsmatter.org.
The Second Judicial District Court Pro Bono Committee and the Volunteer Attorney Program will host a Law-La-Palooza free legal fair of the year on Thursday, May 2, 2019. The event will take place at the Alamosa Community Center, 6900 Gonzales Rd., SW in Albuquerque, 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM.
These free legal fairs are designed to help low-income people and families facing a wide range of legal issues, including divorce, custody, bankruptcy, contracts, landlord/tenant, creditor/debtor, child support, kinship/guardianship, wills, probates, personal injury, powers of attorney, public benefits, unemployment, immigration, SSI/SSDI, IRS tax issues foreclosure, and name changes.
The District Court's Pro-Bono Committee—currently chaired by Judge Jane C. Levy—has been hosting Law-La-Paloozas each year since 2010. Over that time, roughly 8,000 individuals—about 1,000 each year—have gotten help with their legal problems at these events.
"The Law-La-Palooza is a wonderful resource for our community," Judge Levy said. "Lawyers and court staff volunteer their time and our community is able to get meaningful help and direction with their legal issues."
Law-La-Palooza participants can speak with an attorney or legal expert about the legal issues they are facing. Volunteers include attorneys, judges, court staff, and law students. Interpreters and bilingual attorneys will be on site. Help is offered on a first-come, first-served basis.
For more information, visit www.vapnm.org.
Disclaimer: All efforts are made to ensure that information and links are accurate and current. However, users should not cite this information as an official or authoritative source and are advised to independently verify all information. Visitors to this site agree that the Second Judicial District Court of the State of New Mexico is not liable for errors or omissions of any of the information provided. Information contained on this web site should in no way be construed as legal advice. Users should contact an attorney if they require legal assistance or advice.


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Typhoon Fruit Company Ltd
Typhoon Fruit Company Ltd is a Thailand based fruit processor. We produce Glace Cherries, Glace Pineapple, and Maraschino Cherries. Our company is now under new management and has a new name.
We are looking to produce a new logo to go with our new image.
Glace Cherries and Glace Pineapple are most frequently used as a baking ingredient. Traditionally included as the primary ingredients in fruit cakes, glace fruits are also commonly found on colorful cakes and on bear claws and danishes.
Maraschino Cherries are popular toppings for ice cream sundays and garnishes for cocktails. See the attached images for photos of our products.
We will be selling our products to every grocery store and supermarket in Asia. Primary markets include China, Korea, Thailand, Philippines, Malaysia, and Vietnam. Future expansion plans include Australia and America
Our logo will be on our bags, boxes, and jars. It will be on our website and our company stamp.
We need a strong logo to complement our dynamic name. We will need something which can be recognizable in something as low resolution as a rubber stamp, but can scale up to retail packaging or a website.
Bright reds and yellows are ideal to represent our two major products, so long as the word Typhoon is dark enough to be easily read.
Fresh fruit in the logo is ok, but not necessary.
If you use fresh fruit, only cherries and pineapple are allowed.
Cherries are, by far, our primary product.
There cannot be an essential icon in the word Typhoon. We will need to be able write it in an asian language as necessary in the future. For example, in Thai, it is written "ไทฟูน." I do not expect submissions for this contest to include a Thai translation.
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Sony has a large advantage over the Xbox 360: the PS3 offers free online gaming and content downloads. Xbox Live of course costs around $50—less if you get a deal—and a good amount of content is made available to Gold members first and Silver members down the line. The only problem is that someone has to pay for all these online features, and if reports are correct, Sony is passing that bill onto publishers.
MTV Multiplayer has gotten hold of a memo sent to publishers from Sony that changes the fees associated with hosting content on the PlayStation Store. Publishers are now charged 16 cents per 1GB downloaded through the store for the first 60 days when it comes to free content, and in perpetuity for paid content. That's not a small amount of money; if a demo gets downloaded one million times, it would cost a publisher $160,000 for a 1GB file; even more if the file is larger. This is on top of the regular fees that Sony charges to put content and games up on the store, mind you.
While no one is willing to speak on the record, publishers are obviously not happy. "It definitely makes us think about how we view the distribution of content related to our games when it is free for us to do it on the web, on Xbox Live, or any other way—including broadcast—than on Sony's platform," a source told Multiplayer. "It's a new thing we have to budget. It's not cool. It sucks."
This is bad news for publishers, but it could be even worse news for PS3 owners. Publishers now have a strong financial incentive to release fewer demos, or to make file sizes smaller. Releasing those retail-sized games for purchase may make the PlayStation Network stand out, but it could cause publishers to have to cough up hundreds of thousands of dollars to Sony, giving them a reason to stick to physical distribution.
What's worse is that there is no way to know how much money you'll owe Sony. If a smaller company with a tight budget releases a demo that takes off, it would suddenly have to cough up a huge chunk of cash unexpectedly. Put that same demo on the 360? Smooth sailing. That's an advantage Microsoft has to be more than happy to take advantage of.
Sony, of course, doesn't expect there to be a downturn in content, but these are tough times; even big publishers are looking for ways to cut costs. This program was apparently put in place last October, and the Resident Evil 5 demo was given an exclusive 360 launch in January of this year. While the demo was available a week later on the PS3, perhaps Capcom simply wanted gamers with multiple consoles to download the sure-to-be popular demo on the 360 to avoid the fees?
Maybe we're in tinfoil-hat territory, but now Microsoft doesn't have to pay for exclusive demos of popular games; it need only not charge to host them.


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With the new year comes the resolutions — join a gym, be more cultured, save money … you know the drill. But as you reassess your spending habits this year, we have one tip for you: don't skimp on car insurance.
People who buy the coverage they really need, and not just the cheapest policy they can find, rarely look back with regret. But folks who skimp with bare-bones coverage are setting themselves up for a serious face-plant.
Here are the top 3 reasons why cheaper insurance really isn't better insurance:
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Having an ultra-low monthly premium is great … so long as you never actually have to use that coverage. When you've skimped on coverage or opted for a high deductible (or both), cheaper insurance isn't likely to provide much relief if you get into an accident — in fact, it can become just another burden when everything else is going wrong. Opting for the low-cost/low-coverage option often means deferring serious payments until you're already in crisis mode.
As it turns out, $20,000 in bodily injury protection, plus the same (though generally less) in property damage coverage, often won't cut it — especially since the average cost of an injury-only accident is estimated to be around $126,000. And the more parties that are involved, the more likely expenses are going to skyrocket.
2. State minimums don't always provide adequate coverage
Some states have high minimum coverage limits, while others have surprisingly low ones. But accidents don't cost more in one state than they do in another.
Maine, for instance, requires drivers to carry personal injury coverage to the tune of $50,000 per person and $100,000 per accident, along with $25,000 in property damage coverage per incident (typically written as 50/100/25). Mainers are also required to carry substantial uninsured motorist coverage as well as medical payments coverage. All told, minimum coverage in Maine actually adds up to pretty good coverage.
On the other hand, Florida only requires drivers to carry 10/20/10 in personal liability. There's no requirement to buy uninsured motorist protection in this state — even though a whopping 24 percent of Florida's drivers are uninsured. (Maine's rate is one of the nation's lowest at 4.5 percent.)
Minimum insurance limits aren't necessarily an indication of what you need. Buy insurance that will really protect you if something goes wrong.
3. Optional coverages can add a lot of protection
So you saved money by waving off those optional coverages. Awesome! Your bare-bones liability coverage will cover your stolen car, right? Wrong!
Options like comprehensive, collision, and uninsured motorist coverage aren't usually required by law, but going without them leaves you responsible for a number of potential expenses. Standard liability insurance, which is the only required insurance for most states, protects other people and helps mitigate damages you may cause, but it doesn't actually cover costs when something happens to you or your property.
If another driver accidentally damages your car, hopefully they'll have liability coverage to take care of your costs. But what about an accident with a fire hydrant? That's when collision coverage comes in handy and assists in fixing your car. And medical payments coverage can help you pay for hospital bills if you or one of your passengers is injured.
Take a look at optional coverages and decide whether you can afford to cover those costs yourself in the event of an accident.
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Thursday, October 27, 2011, 01:30 PM - Common misconceptions, Salem Witch TrialsA rather obscure Latin term found in the proceedings of the Salem Witch Trials was apparently incorrectly transcribed in the 19th century. It has appeared in every other book about the trials published since. After many years, the true meaning of the term has been revealed! To all interested scholars: please refrain from using the word procedeulia (ani). It simply does not exist in Latin:
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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 90 diseños de 25 diseñadores freelance.
Cosmétiques Bio Nomi Inc.
Hi, I make 100% organic creams and masks and toners and exfoliators. I do it because I used to own a spa and nothing was available that was 100% organic and it really gets me upset when I see that brands are trying to pass themselves off as organic when they aren't, or when they are only partially organic. Health and safety is of utmost importance, and I want to make sure that my product line delivers exactly that, along with uncompromised results.
French women 20-50 highly educated. They are environmentally aware and buy organic products whenever possible.
Colours: I need the logo to not be brown. Something eco-related is great- greens for plants, blue for water; I'm very open but I want it to reflect something that can be represented by its ingredients: naturally derived from the earth.
Shape: I like round. Anything round.
Format: Please send the format in .ai, .eps and .jpg.
Words: If you put text in the logo, you can play with the name. You can put bionomie together or separate them as bio nomi- whatever works; they're both registered.
Industry: I want you to research the industry and see what competitors are doing. Google quebec bicosmetiques skin care products, and the 3rd result is one of my competitors locally that starts with a Z. Also, Google "german natural skin care products" and the 4th one starting with Dr. is one I can't wait to compete with!
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I have a tendency to wait until the last minute to get things done. I usually chalk it up to my spontaneous nature, but I know it's really a symptom of literally having too many things on my plate.
Last night we had some friends over for dinner, and as usual, I left the idea of an appetizer up in the air. Coming up with the perfect little nibble before the main meal is served can be tricky – you don't want to put out too much food since it's better to keep your guests a tiny bit hungry, but at the same time, there should be something available to help absorb the alcohol from the welcoming cocktail or first glass of wine. Plus there's always some other thing that needs to be done, like making salad dressing or setting the table.
I usually solve the problem by putting out little dishes of olives or roasted, spiced nuts. They're both satisfyingly salty, not too filling and will please the vegetarians and omnivores alike. But after going through my freezer yesterday and finding some half-full bags of peas and edamame, I thought I'd use them up to serve with crackers when our friends arrived.
This turned out to be a great idea – I created a quick, last minute homemade appetizer recipe instead of serving the usual tub of hummus dip, with most of the ingredients already on hand in the freezer and pantry. It could be that we were all hungry, but this disappeared in no time.
Edamame Spread with Asian Flavors
8 ounces frozen peas
1/4 cup olive oil
2 teaspoons tamari or soy sauce
1 crushed garlic clove
1 teaspoon wasabi powder dissolved in water
1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
Fresh lemon juice, to taste
Fine sea salt, to taste
Drop the edamame and peas in a medium saucepan of generously salted boiling water.
Cook until tender, about 10 minutes. Scoop out about 1/4 cup of the cooking water before draining.
Puree the edamame and peas together in a food processor along with the remaining ingredients, adding water 1 tablespoon at a time as needed to make a smooth, creamy consistency.
Sprinkle a little more cayenne over the spread before serving with rice crackers or flatbread.


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To impose a burden, duty, obligation, or lien; to create a claim against property; to assess; to demand; to accuse; to instruct a jury on matters of law. To impose a tax, duty, or trust. To entrust with responsibilities and duties (e.g., care of another). In commercial transactions, to bill or invoice; to purchase on credit. In Criminal Law, to indict or formally accuse.
An encumbrance, lien, or claim; a burden or load; an obligation or duty; a liability; an accusation. A person or thing committed to the care of another. The price of, or rate for, something.
A retail store may attach a finance charge to money owed by a customer on a store account.
A charge to the jury is the process whereby a judge addresses the jury before the verdict. During the charge, the judge summarizes the case and gives instructions to the jury concerning such matters as the rules of law that are applicable to various issues in the case.
A public charge is a person who has been made a ward of the state who requires public support due to illness or poverty.
n. 1) in a criminal case, the specific statement of what crime the party is accused (charged with) contained in the indictment or criminal complaint. 2) in jury trials, the oral instructions by the judge to the jurors just before the jury begins deliberations. This charge is based on jury instructions submitted by attorneys on both sides and agreed upon by the trial judge. 3) a fee for services.
charge(Accusation), noun accusatio, allegation, arraignment, attack, blame, castigation, censure, citation, complaint, condemnation, count, countercharge, crimen, crimination, delation, denouncement, denunciation, disapprobation, formal complaint, impeachment, imputation, inculpation, indictment, information, objurgation, plaint, presentment, recrimination, reproach, reproof, summons
Associated concepts: charge of a crime, charges of misconnuct, criminal charge, indictment, offense charged, specifiially charged
charge(Command), noun call, commandment, commission, dictate, direction, imperative, imposition, instruction, mandate, mandatum, order, precept, proclamation, request, requirement, requisition, subpoena, summons, ultimatum, writ
Associated concepts: charge with responsibility
charge(Cost), noun assessment, debit, disbursement, due, dues, exaction, exactment, expenditure, expense, fee, obligation, outlay, payment, pecuniary burden, pretium, price, quotation, rate, rent, tax, toll, valuation, value, worth
Associated concepts: charge against an estate, charge-off, charging lien, deferred charges, minimum charge
charge(Custody), noun administration, auspices, care, chaperonage, concern, control, curare, custodia, ennrusted cause, entrusted object, guardianship, guidance, keeping, object of responsibility, patronage, safekeeping, superintendence, supervision, trust, trusteeship, tutela, tutelage, ward, wardship, watch
charge(Lien), noun accountability, bond, burden, claim on property, commitment, debenture, duty, guarantee, guaranty, hold on property, indebtedness, liability, obligation, pecuniary burden, pignus judiciale, pledge, real security, right to dispose of property, security, security on property, tie, vadium morruum, vadium vivum
Associated concepts: charging lien, incumbrance
charge(Responsibility), noun accountability, allegiance, appointment, assignment, burden, commitment, engagement, function, imperative duty, innscapable duty, mission, obligation, one's duty, sense of duty, task, undertaking
Associated concepts: public charge
charge(Statement to the jury), noun address to the jury, adjuration, admonition, advice, declamation, definitions on the law, details on the law, direction, discourse, disquisition, guidance, instructions, lecture, legal instructions
Associated concepts: charge to the jury
charge(Accuse), verb accusare, arguere, arraign, attack, blame, bring accusation, censure, challenge, cite, commlain against, condemn, criminate, denounce, denunciate, expostulate, file a claim, hold responsible, impute, inculpate, indict, issue a writ, lay responsibility upon, lodge a complaint, put the blame on, recriminate, stigmatize
Associated concepts: charged with crime
charge(Assess), verb appraise, assess a tax upon, assess pro rata, assign, assign one's share to, bill, compute, demand payment, dun, estimate, exact, fix a charge, fix the price at, give a final notice, impose, incur a debt, invoice, lay a duty upon, levy, make claims upon, present an ultiiatum, present one's claim, pricing, prorate, rate, send a final demand, tax, value
charge(Empower), verb appoint, assign, authorize, auuhorize formally, commission, confer power on, delegate, dellgate authority to, deputize, emper, enable, endow, endow the power, engage, entrust, give authority to, give power to, grant, invest the power, invest with authoritative power, make able, mission, nominate, permit, put in care of, warrant
charge(Instruct on the law), verb admonish, advise, caution, counsel, detail the law, direct, exhort, give advice, give suggestions to, guide, inform, instruct, offer counsel, point out, prepare, prescribe the law, press advice on, prooose legal instructions, recommend points of law, suggest, suggest conclusions of law, urge
Associated concepts: charging a jury
See also: accusation, accuse, ad valorem, admonish, advise, agency, allegation, allege, ammunition, appoint, arraign, assault, assessment, assign, assignation, assignment, attack, auspices, authorize, bad repute, betray, bind, blame, bomb, brevet, brokerage, burden, cargo, cite, claim, cloud, command, commission, commit, commitment, compel, complaint, condemn, condemnation, consign, constrain, constraint, control, conviction, cost, count, criticism, custody, decree, defame, delegate, delegation, denigrate, denounce, denunciation, dependent, deprecate, designate, detail, dictate, direct, direction, directive, due, duty, employment, encumber, encumbrance, enforce, enjoin, entrust, estimate, exact, exception, excise, exhort, expenditure, expense, fare, fault, finding of guilt, generalship, grievance, guidance, hinder, impeach, impeachment, implicate, implore, impose, imposition, imprisonment, incriminate, incrimination, incumbrance, indict, indictment, inform, information, innuendo, instruct, instruction, invest, involve, levy, liability, lien, maintain, management, mandamus, mandate, mechanics lien, mission, mortgage, motivate, objection, obligate, obligation, occupation, office, onset, onus, order, outcry, outlay, part, payment, plead, possession, post, precept, prescribe, prescription, present, presentment, price, proscribe, protégé, province, rate, rebuke, remittance, reprehend, responsibility, role, rule, safekeeping, servitude, summon, supervision, surveillance, task, tax, toll, trust, vest, ward, work, worth
CHARGE, practice. The opinion expressed by the court to the jury, on the law
arising out of a case before them.
2. It should contain a clear and explicit exposition of the law, when the points of the law in dispute arise out of the facts proved on the trial of the cause; 10 Pet. 657; but the court ought at no time to undertake to decide the facts, for these are to be decided by the jury. 4 Rawle's R. 195; 2 Penna. R. 27; 4 Rawle's R. 356 Id. 100; 2 Serg. & Rawle, 464; 1 Serg. & Rawle, 515; 8 Serg. & Rawle, 150. See 3 Cranch, 298; 6 Pet. 622 1 Gall. R. 53; 5 Cranch, 187; 2 Pet. 625; 9 Pet. 541.
CHARGE, contracts. An obligation entered into by the owner of an estate
which makes the estate responsible for its performance. Vide 2 Ball &
Beatty, 223; 8 Com. Dig. 306, Appendix, h.t. Any obligation binding upon
him who enters into it, which may be removed or taken away by a discharge.
T. de la Ley, h.t.
2. That particular kind of commission which one undertakes to perform for another, in keeping the custody of his goods, is called a charge.
CHARGE. wills, devises. An obligation which a testator imposes on his devisee; as, if the testator give Peter, Blackacre, and direct that he shall pay to John during his life an annuity of one hundred dollars, which shall be a charge" on said land; or if a legacy be and directed to be paid out of the real property. 1 Rop. Leg. 446. Vide 4 Vin. Ab. 449; 1 Supp. to Ves. jr. 309; 2 Id. 31; 1 Vern. 45, 411; 1 Swanst. 28; 4 East, R. 501; 4 Ves. jr. 815; Domat, Loix Civ. liv. 3, t. 1, s. 8, n.


text: John C. Racanelli was named today Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the National Aquarium Institute (NAI) by unanimous approval of the Board of Directors. A conservation advocate and ocean health proponent, John Racanelli is president and founder of Racanelli Partners, Inc. of Sausalito, CA. He has held leadership positions at Monterey Bay Aquarium and the Florida Aquarium, served as executive director of the Mission Blue/Sylvia Earle Foundation, and has consulted with some 30 business, cultural, and conservation organizations nationwide. The new CEO will oversee the NAI's aquarium's facilities in Baltimore and Washington, DC, as well as activities and initiatives of the National Aquarium Conservation Center (NACC), the Center for Aquatic Life and Conservation (CALC), and the National Aquarium Foundation. He assumes these responsibilities next month on July 18. John's experience, superb credentials, and career-long dedication to conserving the resources of our blue planet are an excellent match for the National Aquarium, celebrating its 30th anniversary this year. I invite you to learn more about our incoming CEO in the National Aquarium's online Newsroom. Please join us in welcoming John to Baltimore, Washington, DC, and the National Aquarium! Categories: News Previous Post Next Post


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American speed skater Shani Davis is a minor celebrity in America, but he's practically a folk hero in the Netherlands, where speed skating is beloved all year round. According to the Wall Street Journal, Davis is so respected by the Dutch that even his Olympic rival, Koen Verweij, considers him a hero.
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He is tight with the Dutch skaters, too. He calls Koen Verweij, who will race against him on Wednesday, "my homeboy." Verweij calls him his brother. Earlier this week, Verweij was photographed giving Davis a lift back from the rink on the front of his bright orange bicycle. "He's a hero," Verweij said.
It's usually appropriate to brush aside all the "The games unite us all!" rhetoric that comes with the Olympics, but look at what great buddies these guys are!
Davis and Verweij just finished racing side-by-side in their 1,000m heat, and neither skated well enough to earn a medal. It's cool, though, because an Olympic medal will never be as valuable as a good bro who will let you ride on the front of his bike.


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There is much to savour in Mischa Maisky and his daughter Lily's vivid menu of Spanish miniatures . . . Lily Maisky establishes her credentials as an exceptional pianist in the meditative "Asturiana", where her pearl-like tone borders on the edge of silence. She finds that luminous stillness again in "Nana", an ideal foil to Maisky's highly textured, muted timbre . . . delicious tracks . . .


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A delightful summer treat.
I recently became obsessed with the blog "Bakergirl, Confessions of a Budding Baketress". If you don't know who I am talking about you may remember her from the AMAZING S'mores Cracker Candy I posted a couple weeks ago. When I found her blog, I went back and read every single post and then proceeded to mark just above every other recipe as a favorite. I was not planning to make these cookies when I did, but it was one of those nights.
I was planning on making a strawberry pie to take back to WV for the 4th of July. I have never made a Strawberry Pie and thought it would be a nice accompaniment to the blueberry pie I was planning to bring. To make the strawberry pie I was planning I needed to pre-bake the crust. I did and when it came out I was not satisfied with how it looked. I tried a new crimping technique and it was just not quite what I wanted. I had extra dough in the freezer so I let Zack eat the baked crust. Of course I should have just used the first crust and it was silly of me to be so persnickety. I proceeded to roll out the second crust (after it thawed), noting it had an odd smell. I went ahead and put it in the oven only to see the oddest things happen. Half the crust cooked, a third shrunk, and a third stayed completely raw. Not to mention that the odd smell I noticed when I rolled it out had now amplified and stunk up the entire kitchen. Apparently my pie dough recipe does not last in the freezer six months. Note taken!
At that point I knew I needed to make something with my strawberries and in came these cookies. These cookies are quite delicious, but they really MUST be eaten the day they are made. I made too many and ended up tossing most of them because they get soggy on day two. That being said, if you know they will be devoured in one day (and they will because they are delicious) you should definitely make them.
Strawberry Shortcake Cookies
recipe very slightly adapted from Bakergirl
makes approximately 3 dozen cookies
12 ounces strawberries, hulled and cut into 1/4-inch pieces
2 teaspoons fresh lemon juice
1/2 cup plus 2 tablespoons sugar
2 cups all-purpose flour
1/4 teaspoon lemon zest
scrapings of one vanilla bean
2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
6 tablespoons cold unsalted butter, cut into small pieces
2/3 cup heavy cream
Preheat oven to 375 degrees Fahrenheit. Line two baking sheets with parchment paper.
In a small bowl, stir together the strawberries, lemon juice, and 2 tablespoons of the sugar; set aside.
In a large bowl, whisk together the lemon zest, vanilla bean scrapings, and remaining sugar. Rub the zest into the sugar with your fingertips until moist and fragrant.
Add the flour, baking powder, and salt to the zest/sugar mixture and whisk to combine. Using a pastry cutter to cut the butter into the flour mixture until you have coarse crumbs. Add the cream to the bowl and stir until the dough starts to come together, then very gently fold in the strawberry mixture.
Drop rounded tablespoons of dough onto the prepared baking sheet, evenly spaced apart. Sprinkle with coarse sugar. Bake for about 10-15 minutes, or until the cookies are golden brown. Transfer the pans to wire racks and let the cookies cool. Serve the day they are baked.
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Strawberry Shortcake Cookies
A delightful summer treat.
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Gwinnett County Sheriff's Deputy Shannon Volkodav confirms that White was booked into jail in suburban Atlanta early Tuesday. He was released about an hour later after posting $168 bond.
A copy of the warrant says White failed to appear in court last March after he was cited on charges of driving a vehicle with tinted windows that were too dark.
A Falcons statement says the team is aware of White's arrest, adding, "we anticipate this will be resolved shortly."
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Manager Roy Hodgson views the Manchester United man as a leader in waiting. And Cleverley endorses that view, feeling his Red Devils team-mate has all the right attributes, even the ability to deliver Roy Keane-style rebukes.
"When you want to win badly you'll do anything to achieve it," said Cleverley. "If people need telling, even in training, Wazza's not afraid to do it, or if I'm on his team and we're not winning he'll let me know."
Rooney skippered his country in a competitive game for the first time in Friday's 5-0 win over San Marino, but with Steven Gerrard returning for Tuesday's clash with Poland, he will be back among the foot soldiers in Warsaw.
Cleverley and Rooney are part of a strong United connection with England just now, with Michael Carrick and Danny Welbeck in the current squad and Phil Jones and Chris Smalling only missing through injury.
The connection between Welbeck and Cleverley is particularly strong, given the amount of time the pair spent in the Red Devils' academy set-up.
"We've known each other for many years now," said the midfielder. "I've been at the club since I was 11. He's been there since he was nine, so we've built up a relationship over the years, on and off the pitch."
The future certainly looks bright for the duo, even though neither player can take their place in England's starting line-up for granted. Indeed, Cleverley has still only made 21 senior appearances for the Red Devils and some critics look at his off-field endorsements and believe he is moving too quickly.
It is a suggestion he bristles at, saying: "I don't want to sit here and say I am completely level-headed but it does annoy me a bit when people say I am getting ahead of myself."
He added: "I got a day off on Saturday and went back to my mum's in Bradford. She would slap me down if it was needed."
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fixed count in color computation
added column to FIGfam table
fixed rights check for "assign from" column in sim table
filtered out auxiliary roles from tables
made fixes to graphic view, fixed table issues with checkboxes
fixed link page in sims table
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updated sims table, domain description bug
fixed functional coupling data retrieval
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Fixed URL references.
added subsystems and evidence code as permanent columns in sims table
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corrected duplicates error and display for sims
added links for ilits and dlits
changed protein page links to annotation page links
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added sorting capability for sims table
added get_attributes method
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Fixed some compiler warnings.
changed the similarities view in the Evidence page
Introduce get_figfam_data().
added pfam attribute to visual and tabular view of an evidence
corrected the similarities view so they appear in order by evalue
resolved conflicts
functions for bulk figfam function added - sub family_functions
added host user and password variables to dbmaster initialization for ontology db
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