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It's been forever and a day since I've posted (much of anything) a Retro Gag post, but alas, I can usually find something that's disgusting and this takes the cake, or the Jello mold...
Behold the Lobster Relish Mold:
I know, it kind of burns, doesn't it? Don't look directly at it...indirectly looking at it out of the corner of your eye makes it a bit easier...
Take note of the baby olive mold right next the volcano of suspended lobster meat. Disgusting. I still can't figure out what the little basket-y things are, and that's probably for the best.
This too is a horrifying recipe for "Ring Around the Tuna" (Just the name makes me cringe and think of dirty filthy STDs)
The worst part of this recipe is the fact that the Tuna is green. Perhaps eating green meat concoctions is ok for some people, but I'm literally gagging. Not to mention the mix of Lime jello, onions and olives.
Salmon Float
Salmon, jello, tomato, vinegar and hard boiled eggs. Sweet Mother of Pearl!!! It looks like it's staring at me...I wouldn't turn my back on this dish at a church supper.
Tongue Mould
You know what? I think at this point the "chefs" that wrote this cookbook are just fucking around with this one. I cannot think of single human being who would willingly eat tongue flavored Jello. I feel sorry for the artist who had to draw the picture. Completely uncalled for.
There are some other great/terrifying Jello Recipes over here. Check them out if you dare!
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Retro Gag: Bad Choices with Seafood Edition
It's been forever and a day since I've posted (much of anything) a Retro Gag post, but alas, I can usually find something that's disgusting and this takes the cake, or the Jello mold...
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Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Biting My Tongue
I knew this day would come...
The day I put Darling into swimming lessons...
It's a day I've dreaded and looked forward to for years and it's finally here. Darling began her first official swim education last week.
I grew up at a lake and my very first job I ever had was teaching American Red Cross Swimming. I loved teaching so much that I did it for 11 years. I even got my Water Safety Instructor certification which would have allowed me to run any of the ARC's Learn to Swim programs. Darling is now taking lessons at one of the places that I taught because I'm a control freak and wanted to make sure it was a great program.
It still is a great program. Mostly.
Handsome knows that I'm rather opinionated and asked if I was going to be ok with someone else teaching her. I was told long ago by mothers who taught swimming to never try to teach your own child because they'll just see it as Mama/kid play time.
"Nonsense!" thought I.
Then I had a kid.
And promptly shut my mouth.
Darling can cling wrap to me like the best of them and in the previous 4 summers of her life, I could get her to do no more than put her face in the water for a few seconds and blow bubbles before it turned into play time.
Formal training was needed.
It's amazing what kids will do for strangers/teachers and never underestimate the power of positive peer pressure. I've used it on kids before. And it works like a charm. Darling is the only girl in her class and refuses to let the boys out-do her. I applaud that. Not even her intense fear of floating on her back unsupported keeps her from trying to best the boys.
Still, I can't help but watch her class and others and think about better ways to teach the skills. I'm good at several things, but I'm really good at teaching swimming. I've taught everyone from babies to senior citizens and I was blessed with great teachers myself.
It bugs me to see a teacher tell a kid to put their face in the water/float on their back when they won't do it themselves. Dry hair is not part of teaching. Fully interacting with your students by showing them what you want them to do is very important. I hate seeing her teacher scurry off to the hot tub when her beginners class is still trying to get out of the pool. Or dunking their heads semi-forcibly under the water.
I'd love to go back to teaching in the evenings, but with my full time marketing job and the museum, there's just no way. I also need to let go and just let my kid learn. No one is perfect....I can always go back and fix the things that need fixing.
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Learn about the human body by doing experiments with your five senses that show you how your body works. By exploring the outside of your body with hands-on experiments, you can learn a lot about the inside anatomy of the body.
Contains: full-color illustrated guidebook, 4 rubber bands, 4 balloons, Styrofoam ball, string, chalk, mirror, feather, top, hourglass, game board, 6 measuring cup lids. 6 measuring cups, 2 funnels, 1 tube, tactile shapes, fingerprint sheet.
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Track contends cost and availability interfere with new cage rule compliance
Greyhound racing resumes today with the Sarasota Kennel Club appealing to state regulators for a waiver to save its season.
In May, Florida's Division of Pari-Mutuel Wagering passed new rules ordering all racetrack operators to house their dogs in metal cages instead of wood.
On Oct. 25, SKC alerted the Department of Business and Professional Regulation — which oversees Florida's pari-mutuels — to its inability to comply. As a result, an animal-rights group is calling for a shutdown of Sarasota's dog races.
"Either the state is going to give Sarasota a special favor or Sarasota's going to play by the same rules as every other track in the state," said Carey Theil, executive director of Massachusetts-based GREY2K USA. "This is about fairness. If Sarasota gets its way, every other track in Florida should be asking DBPR for special favors."
A DBPR spokesperson in Tallahassee said the agency was unable to comment because of the open investigation. Under Florida uniform rules and procedures, the DBPR has up to 15 days to notify the Department of State about the waiver request, followed by a "14-day comment period."
Citing a "continuing decline in interest and revenues" industry-wide, SKC's petition for a variance stated "few suppliers of greyhound crates exist in today's marketplace." It said the 20 crates it recently purchased from Tampa Greyhound Track were not enough.
SKC said one vendor priced metal replacement cages at $200,000, with anticipated delivery in January 2014. Another cage fabricator quoted a $128,400 manufacturing price with delivery next June. SKC asked for the temporary waiver "ending no earlier than July 1, 2014."
SKC officials could not be reached for comment. But GREY2K's Theil said if the state grants the waiver, "We are prepared to challenge it."
"The tracks in Florida have known the new rules were coming for several years now, and Sarasota has had since May to prepare for this," Theil said. "This shows a complete disregard for state regulators, to say nothing about humane treatment of greyhounds."


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News | May 16, 2013
Galaxy's Ring of Fire
The galaxy, a spiral beauty called Messier 94, is located about 17 million light-years away. In this image from NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope, infrared light is represented in different colors, with blue having the shortest wavelengths and red, the longest.
Starburst rings like this can often be triggered by gravitational encounters with other galaxies but, in this case, may have instead been caused by the galaxy's oval shape. Gas in the ring is being converted into hot, young stars, which then warm the dust, causing it to glow with infrared light.
The outer, faint blue ring around the galaxy might be an optical illusion. Astronomers think that two separate spiral arms appear as a single unbroken ring when viewed from our position in space.
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif., manages the Spitzer Space Telescope mission for NASA's Science Mission Directorate, Washington. Science operations are conducted at the Spitzer Science Center at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena. Data are archived at the Infrared Science Archive housed at the Infrared Processing and Analysis Center at Caltech. Caltech manages JPL for NASA. For more information about Spitzer, visit http://spitzer.caltech.edu and http://www.nasa.gov/spitzer .
News Media ContactWhitney Clavin 818-354-4673
Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif.


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Splitting the Wedding Tab
A guideline for divvying up the costs of the big day.
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Below is a traditional breakdown of expenses shared by the family and the bridal party. However, given modern wedding protocol, the bride and the groom need not be so hung up on who should pay for what. Consider the personal and financial situations of your family, friends, and bridal party. You may want to pick up some of the costs, such as paying for the bridesmaids' shoes if you want to be sure they all wear the same kitten heels, or hosting the engagement party if you want it larger than what the groom's parents can afford.
- Couple's personal stationery and thank-you notes
- Wedding programs and guest book
- Gifts for bridesmaids and flower girl
- Lodging for bridesmaids
- Bride's engagement ring
- Marriage license
- Officiant's fee
- Rental or purchase of his formal wear
- Gifts for the groomsmen and ring bearer
- Lodging for groomsmen
Bride and Groom
- The wedding bands
- The honeymoon (in traditional families, this is still considered the groom's expense)
Bride's Family
- Engagement and wedding pictures
- Wedding invitations
- Wedding planner
- Bridal attire
- Ceremony fees (including rental of synagogue or chapel, chuppah, aisle carpets, and other decorating items)
- Flowers (arrangements for ceremony and reception, as well as all bouquets, corsages, and boutonnieres)
- Reception (site fees, caterer, food, bar, gratuities, decorations)
- Music (ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception)
- Bridesmaids' luncheon
- Transportation for bridal party to ceremony and reception
Groom's Family
- Rehearsal dinner (or any other expense they elect, such as all beverage and liquor service, limousines, music for the reception, or photography and/or videography)
- Bridal shower
- Bridesmaids' dresses and shoes
- Bachelorette party
- Any traveling expenses
- Bachelor party
- Rental of formal wear
- Any traveling expenses
Flower Girl's and Ring Bearer's Parents
- Attire for flower girl and ring bearer
- Traveling and lodging expenses (even if you're having a destination wedding, guests pay their own way)


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NASHVILLE, Tenn.- The Tennessee State Tigerbelles and Flying Tigers completed the first day of the 2014 OVC Indoor Track and Field on Friday.
Clairwin Damues got TSU off on the right foot by placing first in the Pentathlon with a total score of 3,625. JaLyn Burr also had a strong performance in the event, picking up a fifth place finish.
Newly crowned OVC Female Freshman of the Year Amber Hughes ran a scorching 7.68 seconds in the 55-meter hurdles to take top prize while Dameus placed second.
Dameus also had a second-place finish in the long jump with a leap of 6.10 meters and Burr gave TSU 10 points with a winning 1.70 meter hop in the high jump.
For the Flying Tigers, Travon Alexander came in fourth in the 55-meter dash with a time of 6.41 seconds and Michael Johnson also came in fourth after a 49.60 second finish in the 400-meter.
In the field events, Daryl Rice placed third after a 2.08 meter leap in the high jump while Royce Dates (7.71 meters) and Tyler Anderson (7.58 meters) were second and third, respectively, in the long jump.
The teams will look to take home the championship trophies when action continues tomorrow.


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Secrets at Sea is a tale of tails—and whiskers and scampering and crumbs of Bel Paese and thimbles of tea. The Cranstons are mice from an old, really old, New York family. Currently they live in a rambling mansion inhabited by human Cranstons, rather a nouveau bunch by mouse accounting. The remaining mice Cranstons, Helena, Louise, Beatrice and boy-in-trouble Lamont, live in the walls and keep things going nicely. Mama and two older siblings drowned in the rain barrel. Papa was done in by the barn cat as he nibbled a dropped ear of corn. Helena is the eldest and in charge and she is busy from morning to night.
A snake gets Lamont by the tail and Helena must rescue the tail and sew it back on—a risky job for a cosmetically-flawed effect but a mouse does what she can. Louise sits on the bed of the youngest Cranston, Camilla, every night and listens to Camilla's day. Louise understands several languages, of course, but the poor teenage human has no idea how to interpret mouse so Louise holds her tongue, cocks her head sympathetically and gets all the latest dirt.
Beatrice swoons over boys, any and all boys, as long as they are mice. She has to be watched. And the Cranstons have a shocking secret that threatens to upend generations of New York Cranston mice and expose them to deadly peril. Olive, the klutzy, sallow, unpopular elder Cranston girl, cannot interest a beau for love nor money. So the whole family plans a European tour in time for the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria, just "to give Olive her chance."
This is very bad news indeed because if there is one thing mice do not encounter well it is water. And the trip to Europe involves many days on a large ship entirely surrounded by water. Nevertheless, the house will be closed up for who knows how long. The food will disappear and no cozy fires will warm the grates. The foolish Cranstons need some oversight by more socially adept creatures. So the mice stow away and the adventure begins.
Do not think a sea voyage on a crowded ship with cats, constant pitching and rolling, slippery decks, a violently seasick Olive Cranston, mandatory lifeboat drills, assorted human and vermin nobility, and plots that unspool and then thicken is a piece of cake—although there is a fair amount of cake to be had. In fact, at one point Helena is inadvertently and completely iced in sticky pink. But no mind. Beatrice falls in mad love. Lamont apprentices himself to the shipboard mouse steward and develops a Cockney accent and a swagger. Louise plots to keep Camilla happy and Helena discovers she has as many lives as a cat—and needs every one.
Richard Peck sustains a charming voice and a classic fairytale adventure. There is plenty of wry humor and delicious description. Funny plot twists abound and a palace in merry oulde England is no more challenge for these self-assured mice than their upstate estate in New York was. Secrets at Sea is a middle grade book that will keep a young reader absorbed in something more amusing than the usual school tropes of failed tests, bullies and dumb tricks. But do yourself a favor. Volunteer to read it aloud so you get to enjoy it, too. And, if you have no handy kid, just savor the good writing and the clever tail/tale—whatever. Pure whimsy with a soupçon of Austen. Perfect.
Secrets at Sea Richard Peck | The Penguin Group 2011


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2019/20 Core Working Together - Level 3 Safeguarding Children & Young People
Date & Time:
Thursday 14 November 2019 (09.30 - 16.30)
Notify me of future occurences of this event
Coneygre Arts Centre, Sedgley Rd E, Tipton, DY4 8UH
Target Audience
This course is primarily for those professionals (statutory and voluntary) who either work predominately or who have regular contact with children and young people; for those who hold particular responsibilities for safeguarding and for those who hold positions as professional advisors.
Aims & Learning Outcomes
- To enable participants to develop their knowledge, skills and ability to work together with other agencies to safeguard children and young people
- To ensure that participants are aware of information sharing, the referral processesFor Participants to:
Learning Outcomes:
- Be aware of their roles and responsibilities for safeguarding children and young people
- Be aware of other interagency roles and responsibilities for safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children
- Understand and contribute towards the processes outlined in 'What to do if you're worried a child is being abused' i.e. Understand how to make a referral and the possible outcome of this referral
- Consider key area of safeguarding practice including information sharing; consent and confidentiality; escalation.
- Consider how to demonstrate professional curiosity and a questioning stance in practice with children and families
Booking has now closed for this event.
Further Information:
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Today's CSIX Silicon Valley networking meeting was another example of why I am willing to drive 65 miles through three counties, 60+ minutes of mayhem similar to LA style freeway traffic in order to attend: it's the "touches." The personal nature of this meeting is it's strength as people are given the opportunity to really meet, build relationships, and foster the ultimate connection-friendship.
Hamid Saadat, the sparkling presence with MC qualities and charismatic flair, provided much needed reminders of the importance of a clean-updated resume. He gave away 3 timely handouts: Top 10 Guidelines-Resume; The Eight Worst Things to Say in an Interview; and Networking, what not to do. This dovetailed perfectly with impromptu presenter Pamela Livingston of M Shift.
Pamela a woman of obvious boundless energy, provided what was the best most succinct tips of the day. She spoke of the importance of networking, the idea that nearly every waking moment of the day is an opportunity to network, and most important of all–give value and give often.
As the Vice President of Business Development for M Shift, Pamela related stories of her own employment history, her strategy in becoming more valuable to an organization, and a general approach to life that has a lets get it done together feeling.
Attendees with Expertise
1. Barbod Varjavandi– An irrepressible charismatic man with fantastic communication skills, Barbod's expertise includes: Engineering Operations; Software Engineering; Product Management; Release Engineering; Information Technology. Barbod is the type of person every organization should have in order to prosper. Contact Barbod at email@example.com and 408 802-9120
2. Nobuko Isomata– Nobuko is such a joyful intelligent woman. She is fluent in English and Japanese and her background specialty is Asian Market Entry and Product Launch. Her consulting services, Market Entry Experts, provides a full array of market to market management and strategy. Contact Nobuko at email@example.com and (650) 922-1786 or 240-0460
3. Joyce Phillips-Joyce is a Human Resources expert with a focus on H.R. Management and Business Partnership. She is looking for an opportunity with a large company. Joyce has the savvy and warm intelligence to relate to any situation as well as substance factor. With companies facing an ongoing battle for human capital "assets", Joyce would be key acquisition for any organization. Contact Joyce at email@example.com
4. Susan Siegel-Susan is an intelligent communicator who I only had a moment to connect with at our meeting. She impressed me as well spoken and hard working in her approach to business and networking. Susan can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com or (415) 602-1120
5. Bill Gascoyne-A man of substance he is an ASIC Engineer, a corporate technical trainer, and an amateur Physics lover. Bill is the type of guy who can train and relate to an audience of experts, hold their attention, and most important of all–be effective communicating complex theory in the most effective manner. Contact Bill at firstname.lastname@example.com and 408 497-5682
6. David Strom-David is a Technical Writer with expertise in API, software, and digital video. David's strength is not only his substance factor but as an effective communicator through both the spoken and written word. Contact David at email@example.com and www.davestrom.com
7. Barb Kinnune-Barb is a Career Consultant with experience as a Personal Coach. Barb's focus is talent management, career mapping, resume building, and networking. With experience in Silicon Valley, Barb would be an asset in order to move employees forward with a plan for success. Contact Barb at email@example.com
Finally me, Dean Guadagni, I have 23 years of business development experience. I am utilizing my substance factor as a blog consultant, free lance writer, and agent to author Susan Hanshaw. I am the Business Director of Inner Architect and Inner Architect Media. I represent Susan Hanshaw's newly released book "Inner Architect: How To Build The Life You Were Designed To Live" our workshops, keynote speeches, and products are aimed at providing the platform for you to become your own life coach, identify your passions, and plot a new destiny built upon your passionate interests.


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Ha! Too funny! Definitely an original cache hide - can't say you've done 100 of them I bet! Look out for #1. Don't step in #2 either.
Wonder if he's interested in a set we have at camp:
"The funniest thing about this particular signature is that by the time you realize it doesn't say anything it's to late to stop reading it..."
RULOST2? and I like to share the table at dinner time, and we've even been known to sit next to each other on the couch in front of the TV.
But this is taking "togetherness" too far!


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Four games into the season, the Houston Dynamo offense came to life for the first time on Saturday, as goals from Geoff Cameron, Lovel Palmer, and Dominic Oduro gave the Dynamo a 3-0 win over West rivals Chivas USA
Houston exploded early through Cameron and Corey Ashe. In the 12th minute, Ashe found Cameron streaking between the two Chivas central defenders, and Cameron snapped a low one-touch shot past keeper Zach Thornton to give the Dynamo a 1-0 lead.
Houston extended its lead eight minutes later. Palmer received the ball 35 yards out and slipped his mark. With space in front of him, the Jamaican midfielder unleashed a rocket that screamed past an outstretched Thornton and landed in the upper 90 for what likely will be an early candidate for goal of the year.
Chivas stuggled to create any good opportunities all game. Forward Maicon Santos had the best look in the 26th minute when he stole the ball from Eddie Robinson and shot from distance. The effort, though, was easily saved by Dynamo Pat Onstad.
Hoping to turn his club's fortunes around, Chivas coach Martín Vásquez made two subs at halftime, bringing on rookie Ben Zemanski and striker Justin Braun. The moves allowed Jesús Padilla to move to the left wing and Sacha Kljestan out to the right wing and away from the tight marking of Palmer.
The Chivas attack responded immediately to the changes. In the 49th minute, Padilla found Kljestan in space down the right side, and the U.S. international laced a shot toward the far post. Onstad extended himself to preserve the clean sheet.
The Dynamo then wrapped things up in the 65th minute. Brad Davis received a pass on the left side, and his clean touch released him behind the Chivas defense. Brian Mullan, offside at the moment, smartly held his run, allowing Davis to continue into the Chivas area. The left-winger drew Thornton out and clipped the ball to Oduro, standing alone in the middle. A simple tap-in and Houston had the three points secure.
The final minutes saw few chances from either side, and the only action of note came when teenaged Dynamo midfielder Francisco Navas Cobo made his MLS debut and became the first product of the Houston Dynamo Academy to appear in a competitive game for the first team.
With the win, Houston, which has not lost to Chivas in 10 games, now sits tied for second place in the Western Conference. Chivas USA, who have now been shut out three times in four games, lie in sixth place.
Chivas USA (1-3-0) vs. Houston Dynamo (2-1-1)
April 17, 2010 -- Robertson Stadium, Houston, TX
Scoring Summary:
HOU -- Geoff Cameron 1 (Corey Ashe 1, Eddie Robinson 1) 12
HOU -- Lovel Palmer 1 (Mike Chabala 1) 20
HOU -- Dominic Oduro 1 (Brad Davis 2, Mike Chabala 2) 65
Chivas USA -- Zach Thornton, Mariano Trujillo, Michael Umana, Dario Delgado, Jonathan Bornstein, Jesus Padilla, Sacha Kljestan, Blair Gavin, Jorge Flores (Justin Braun 46), Chukwudi Chijindu (Gerson Mayen 78), Maicon Santos (Ben Zemanski 46).
Substitutes Not Used: Dan Kennedy, Carlos Borja, Yamith Cuesta, Michael Lahoud.
Houston Dynamo -- Pat Onstad, Andrew Hainault, Bobby Boswell, Eddie Robinson, Mike Chabala, Corey Ashe, Geoff Cameron (Francisco Navas Cobo 89), Lovel Palmer, Brad Davis (Adrian Serioux 86), Brian Mullan (Danny Cruz 83), Dominic Oduro.
Substitutes Not Used: Sammy Appiah, Ryan Cochrane, Craig Waibel.
Misconduct Summary:
HOU -- Lovel Palmer (caution; Reckless Tackle) 56
Referee: Hilario Grajeda
Referee's Assistants: Craig Lowry; Kermit Quisenberry
4th official: Chris Penso
Attendance: 14,843
Weather: Partly Cloudy and 79 degrees
All statistics contained in this boxscore are unofficial


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The leading actor of the new movie "Ötzi- Der Mann aus dem Eis" will be Jürgen Vogel, a German actor, screenwriter, film producer and singer. Definitely one of the most successful character actors of German cinema, Vogel will be a perfect Iceman.
- 20.7.2018 ATTENTION: Echo Film moves to a new creative space in Bolzano together with the colleagues of Miramonte Film and Helios Film. Our new postal adress: Bozner Boden Weg 17, 39100 Bolzano Out telephone number is changing: so please for the moment write us emails if you want to contact us; or call Andreas mobile: +39.3356045814 [...]
- 05.05.2018 Echo Film is in Cannes! With our Coproduction IN MY ROOM by Ulrich Köhler in the "Un Certain Regard" Section. Hope to see you there.
- 13.11.2017 November 30th will be the cinema release of ICEMAN (Der Mann aus dem Eis) in Germany and South Tyrol and one week later in Austria. Premieres will be hold in Munich, Berlin, Bolzano, Vienna, Villach, Salzburg and Innsbruck. Website with trailer: https://dermannausdemeis-film.de on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DerMannAusDemEis/ come visit us!


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Shawnee Mission East dominated the line of scrimmage against the Leavenworth Pioneers and it propelled them to a 34-0 win in the season opener on Friday night at Pioneer Stadium.
The Lancers were able to run the ball effectively with an option offense and the Pioneers were able to get a couple bursts on the ground, but were never able to consistently run it.
Senior running back Jason Randall carried the ball 14 times for 66 yards.
"We couldn't do anything to get Jason out and in the open," said head coach Mark Littrell. "They had a good scheme and we just didn't get the job down up front, basically is all it boils down to."
The first quarter stayed relatively quiet with the Pioneers turning it over on downs and punting twice, but Leavenworth was able to recover a Lancers fumble inside the five-yard line to stop a threatening drive.
It was the second quarter that gave a big edge to the Lancers.
SM East had three touchdown drives and picked off Pioneers' junior quarterback Landry Hodges.
The first score came about three minutes into the quarter when the Lancers threw a 21-yard touchdown.
After the Hodges interception, SM East ate up clock on a 14-play touchdown drive that ended with a 1-yard quarterback keeper up the middle with 2:54 left before half.
Leavenworth had a three-and-out on the ensuing drive, and it gave the Lancers enough time to get a 5-yard touchdown run to cap off a four-play drive that started on the Pioneer 37 after a long punt return.
The third quarter started off pretty good for the Pioneers. SM East had a nice drive going, but Jared Donnelson recovered a fumble to give Leavenworth the ball at the Lancers 45-yard line.
The Pioneers couldn't take advantage as they went three-and-out and gave the ball to the Lancers at the Leavenworth 25-yard line after a high snap to the punter.
Leavenworth got the ball back quickly after that because SM East fumbled it again three plays later. But the Pioneers had to settle for another punt.
"We tried to make the adjustments, but some nights it's just like that," Littrell said.
The Lancers added their fourth touchdown on the next drive and scored again early in the fourth quarter.
The extra point after the fourth touchdown was blocked by junior Juwan Potts.
Besides the two fumble recoveries, the other roar of the crowd from the Leavenworth side was late in the third quarter when Hodges threw a 38-yard touchdown pass to junior receiver Isaiah Ross, but it was called back for holding and Leavenworth ended up punting a couple of plays later.
The Pioneers have a short week as they host Shawnee Mission North at 7 p.m. on Thursday.
"We've just got to get back to work on Monday," Littrell said. "The kids will come in and watch the film and we'll use this to get better."
Area Scores
Immaculata 18, Sumner 58
Drew Sachen went 5-for-11 passing with an interception.
He also led the team with 11 tackles.
Sachen recovered a fumble and ran 83 yards for a touchdown.
Justin Varney went 4-for-14 with a touchdown.
Tonganoxie 58, Lansing 42
This shootout had several big stats put up, but none bigger than Tonganoxie runnings back Cole Holloway's 213 yards and four touchdowns on the ground.
Lansing quarterback Krystian Abbott went 22-for-40 with 330 yards and a touchdown.
Lansing reciever Khalil Bailey had five catches for 91 yards. He also returned a kickoff 80 yards for a touchdown.
Pleasant Ridge 16, Atchison 35
Pleasant Ridge was up 8-0 in the second quarter, but Atchison pulled away the rest of the game.
Pleasant Ridge quarterback Nick Holmes had 124 yards rushing and a touchdown.
The Rams got 247 yards on the ground as a team.
Basehor-Linwood 27, Bishop Ward 6
Maur Hill-Mount Academy 26, Oskaloosa 30
Lancers too much for Pioneers
Shawnee Mission East dominated the line of scrimmage against the Leavenworth Pioneers and it propelled them to a 34-0 win in the season opener on Friday night at Pioneer Stadium.


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Interview with Viktor Kovtun : Frank Scott: What is the main principle, idea and inspiration behind your design?. Viktor Kovtun : The main principle is simplicity of forms and easy manufacturing. .Frank Scott: What has been your main focus in designing this work? Especially what did you want to achieve?. Viktor Kovtun : I tried to focus on the simplicity of forms and comfortable using of this project .Frank Scott: What are your future plans for this award winning design?. Viktor Kovtun : I would like to see the realization of this project in different interiors. .Frank Scott: How long did it take you to design this particular concept?. Viktor Kovtun : It took me two weeks to create this particular concept. .Frank Scott: Why did you design this particular concept? Was this design commissioned or did you decide to pursuit an inspiration?. Viktor Kovtun : The project was just the result of my inspiration. .Frank Scott: Is your design being produced or used by another company, or do you plan to sell or lease the production rights or do you intent to produce your work yourself?. Viktor Kovtun : The best way is to lease the production rights for manufacturing this project. .Frank Scott: What made you design this particular type of work?. Viktor Kovtun : Its difficult to answer this question. .Frank Scott: Where there any other designs and/or designers that helped the influence the design of your work?. Viktor Kovtun : Its difficult to answer this question. .Frank Scott: Who is the target customer for his design?. Viktor Kovtun : I suppose, that this project can be used in different spheres and by any people. .Frank Scott: What sets this design apart from other similar or resembling concepts?. Viktor Kovtun : Its difficult to answer this question. .Frank Scott: How did you come up with the name for this design? What does it mean?. Viktor Kovtun : The name came into my mind, trying to reflect its exterior. .Frank Scott: Which design tools did you use when you were working on this project?. Viktor Kovtun : Computer, pencil and paper. .Frank Scott: What is the most unique aspect of your design?. Viktor Kovtun : Its difficult to answer this question. .Frank Scott: Who did you collaborate with for this design? Did you work with people with technical / specialized skills?. Viktor Kovtun : I collaborated with my son Yuriy. .Frank Scott: What is the role of technology in this particular design?. Viktor Kovtun : The traditional furniture technologies. .Frank Scott: Is your design influenced by data or analytical research in any way? What kind of research did you conduct for making this design?. Viktor Kovtun : Everything was based on my intuition and my skills in furniture manufacturing technologies. .Frank Scott: What are some of the challenges you faced during the design/realization of your concept?. Viktor Kovtun : Lack of time was the main challenge. .Frank Scott: How did you decide to submit your design to an international design competition?. Viktor Kovtun : Its difficult to answer this question, this decision was intuitive. .Frank Scott: What did you learn or how did you improve yourself during the designing of this work?. Viktor Kovtun : Its difficult to answer this question. .Frank Scott: Any other things you would like to cover that have not been covered in these questions?. Viktor Kovtun : The furniture should be funny and positive, improving the humour and mood. .
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While the Easter bunny may play second fiddle to Santa Claus in the pantheon of holiday myths, the wiggly-nosed critter actually has deeper historic roots than ol' St. Nick.
The Easter bunny's origins predate Christianity, whereas Santa Claus came to popular attention in the 4th century. Like the Easter eggs it is said to circulate, the Easter Bunny is an icon of fertility. The arrival of spring on one hand is a symbol of renewed life for people, but it also is the mating season for rabbits and hares, and it's the time when birds lay eggs. If you put that together with the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, you wind up mixing Easter with the Easter bunny.
The Sacred and the Secular
Though some question what Jesus Christ would think about the Easter bunny motif around Easter, many believe
he would find good qualities in the secular symbols, as long as people still appreciate the religious values of the holiday.
Among the ancient Saxon peoples of Europe, Eostre was a goddess of spring and fertility, and her sacred animal was the hare. In fact, one original purpose of a rabbit's foot was to give humans good fortune in reproducing. The vernal equinox (the first day of spring) and the month of April featured pagan festivals devoted to Eostre.
As Christianity took root, celebrations of Christ's resurrection became comingled with the fertility festivals, and in English the spelling was transformed to Easter.
How Can a Bunny Lay an Egg?
Colored eggs were part of fertility festivals in many cultures, including among the Romans, Greeks and Persians, according to Holidays.net. As for the thought that a rabbit would lay eggs, this is perhaps the most confusing aspect of the Easter bunny's history. One legend is that Eostre cast a hare into the sky, creating a constellation known as Lepus the Hare and empowered it to bear eggs once per year.
Written history in Germany dating to the 16th century describes how children would await the arrival of Oschter Haws, a rabbit that would place colored eggs in nests prepared by the youngsters, usually inside of hats. The children were required to have demonstrated good behavior to receive the gifts. The first Easter bunny confections were not chocolate, but rather pastry and sugar.
German settlers brought the Oschter Haws tradition to America, especially to Pennsylvania, where their settlements were the most concentrated. The concept of hiding baskets and eggs is believed to have originated at this point.
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Sainsbury awarded Rhodes Scholarship
Willow Sainsbury, a Princeton senior from Auckland, New Zealand, has been awarded a Rhodes Scholarship, which will fund two or three years of study at the University of Oxford in England.
Sainsbury, a painter, is an art history major and a candidate for certificates in visual arts and European cultural studies. She will pursue a master's degree in material anthropology and museum ethnography at Oxford.
Sainsbury is the second Princeton student to be awarded a 2004 Rhodes Scholarship. David Robinson, a philosophy major from Potomac, Md., was announced last month as one of 32 American winners. Sainsbury is the first Princeton student from New Zealand to win a Rhodes.
Eve Aschheim, director of Princeton's Program in Visual Arts, called Sainsbury "a deeply motivated student" and a passionate and resourceful painter whose landscape work often evokes the vistas of her native New Zealand.
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U.S. Border Patrol agent Brian A. Terry was killed during a shootout with Mexican bandits south of Tucson, Ariz., in December 2010. Weapons seized afterward were later linked to Operation Fast and Furious, an ATF effort to trace the flow of weapons to Mexican drug cartels.
A long-awaited report on the U.S. government's controversial gun-trafficking operation known as "Fast and Furious" released Wednesday found no evidence that Attorney General Eric Holder knew of the botched effort to trace the flow of guns to Mexico's drug cartels prior to its public unraveling in January 2011.
The report by the Justice Department's Inspector General Michael Horowitz said there is "no evidence that ... Holder was informed about Operation Fast and Furious, or learned about the tactics employed by ATF in the investigation" before Congress began pressing him for information about it in early 2011.
The Justice Department inspector general found no evidence that Atty. Gen. Eric Holder even knew about the operation that brought more than 2000 guns into Mexico. Fourteen federal law enforcement officials, however, are connected to the botched gun trafficking operation. NBC's Pete Williams reports.
The inspector general did determine that the acting deputy attorney general, Gary Grindler, received a briefing about the ill-fated gun-tracing operation in March 2010, but that the briefing "failed to alert Grindler to problems in the investigation."
The report also concluded that the operation was "seriously flawed and supervised irresponsibly" by federal officials in Arizona, who allowed it to continue in hopes of scoring a big case against a gun-trafficking organization despite obvious problems.
No one in Arizona, at ATF headquarters in Washington or at the Justice Department acted to end the operation until two weapons that were allowed to flow into Mexico were found at the scene of a shootout where a federal border agent, Brian Terry, was killed in December 2010.
"Fast and Furious" was an attempt to trace the flow of guns from the US into Mexico. ATF agents were instructed to allow suspected gun runners for the Mexican cartels to take guns into Mexico, because local ATF officials and local prosecutors believed they could then follow the weapons to the cartel higher-ups in Mexico. It didn't work that way, and roughly 2,000 guns were lost, most of them AK-47-type rifles, the report said.
Even after two of the trafficked guns showed up at the scene of Terry's death, senior ATF leaders did little to find out what went wrong. Instead, the report said, Kenneth Melson, then the acting ATF director, seemed more concern that agents were leaking information to the news media about the botched operation.
Holder, in a statement issued immediately after the report's release, said its "key conclusions are consistent with what I, and other Justice Department officials, have said for many months now," that senior Justice Department officials were unaware of the "flawed strategy and tactics" that dated back to the administration of George W. Bush and made no effort to "cover up information or mislead Congress about it."
Holder also announced that Melson, who was transferred out of the top job at the ATF last year, was retiring, effective immediately. A second Justice Department official, former Deputy Assistant Attorney General Jason Weinstein, has resigned. The report said Weinstein failed to tell Attorney General Holder about problems with the Fast and Furious operation.
In all, 14 current federal employees were singled out in the report for potential disciplinary action.
The report's publication seemed to do little to end the bitter rivalry between Holder and Rep. Darrel Issa, the California Republican who was among the first to question the Fast and Furious operation.
"It is unfortunate that some were so quick to make baseless accusations before they possessed the facts about these operations -- accusations that turned out to be without foundation and that have caused a great deal of unnecessary harm and confusion," Holder said in his statement.
"I hope today's report acts as a reminder of the dangers of adopting as fact unsubstantiated conclusions before an investigation of the circumstances is completed," he said.
In his own statement, Issa said, "Contrary to the denials of the attorney general and his political defenders in Congress, the investigation found that information in wiretap applications approved by senior Justice Department officials in Washington did contain red flags showing reckless tactics and faults Attorney General Eric Holder's inner circle for their conduct.
"It's time for President Obama to step in and provide accountability for officials at both the Department of Justice and ATF who failed to do their jobs," Issa said.
Politically charged partisan dispute
The operation has become a politically charged partisan dispute heading into the November elections, with congressional Republicans charging that the Obama administration has withheld documents that would show the involvement of senior government officials, including Holder.
On June 28, the Republican-led House of Representatives voted to hold Holder in contempt of Congress for failing to disclose internal Justice Department documents in response to a subpoena – the first time that sanction has been imposed on a sitting member of a president's Cabinet.
The department's inspector general spent more than a year investigating the so-called "gun-walking" scandal – in which agents of the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, commonly known by the ATF acronym, in Arizona allow suspected gun runners to take guns into Mexico. The Fast and Furious operation was part of a broader initiative known as Project Gunrunner.
Local ATF officials and local prosecutors believed they could then follow the weapons to the cartel higher-ups in Mexico. It didn't work that way. Thousands of guns were lost and only lower-level straw buyers of the weapons were ever arrested.
Two of the weapons turned up at the scene of a shootout where a federal border agent, Brian Terry, was killed on Dec. 14, 2010, near the Mexico border, though those guns were never tied directly to his death.
A Mexican legislator, Humberto Benitez Trevino, claimed last year that weapons that crossed the border during the attempted sting have been linked to the deaths or wounding of at least 150 Mexican civilians, but did not provide any supporting documentation or say how that number was calculated.
Pete Williams is NBC News justice correspondent; NBC News Projects Editor Mike Brunker also contributed to this report.
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Harper government provides $20 million to UNICEF to help end forced marriages
MONTREAL — The federal government is taking another step in its ongoing efforts to end forced marriages.
Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird has announced that Canada is contributing $20 million over two years to a UNICEF project that targets six countries.
UNICEF wants to accelerate the movement to end child marriage in Bangladesh, Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Ghana, Yemen and Zambia.
The agency's plan involves supporting efforts in those countries to strengthen programming and political support to end the practice.
"That's where UNICEF is active and where we feel we have an appropriate environment where we might meet with some early success," Baird told a news conference on Friday.
He pointed out that girls as young as nine are forced into marriage against their wills.
"The sad reality is that every day, more than 38,000 girls are forced to marry," Baird said, calling it a complex and widespread problem that requires global action.
"It's estimated that a staggering 14 million girls are married every year before they turn 18 — this means that one in three girls in the developing world marries before her 18th birthday and one in nine marries before the age of 15."
Baird made the funding announcement at a Montreal gym as young female gymnasts went through their paces nearby.
The foreign affairs minister, who has been championing the initiative for the past three years, said the sheer scale of the problem was "truly heartbreaking."
"Child, early and forced marriages put the lives and future of girls at risk," he said. "It is damaging to the girls, damaging to their societies and it is not in line with Canadian values."
Baird added that last fall he announced an additional $5 million to tackle the causes of early, child and forced marriages around the world.
"We've already supported projects in Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Ghana, Somalia and Zimbabwe and our contributions to UNICEF are the next stage of our campaign," he told reporters.
He said that everyone suffers when young girls can't reach their full potential, including their communities and their countries.
Baird was also asked by one reporter about arranged marriages of young women in Canada.
He admitted that it happens more than people might think, but added that two of his federal colleagues are working on the problem.
Baird said that Status of Women Minister Kellie Leitch and Justice Minister Peter MacKay will have more to say about what Canada can do to get its house in order.
"We want to ensure that no young girl in Canada is the victim of an early and forced marriage," Baird said. "So we will be coming forward in short order to discuss more about what we can do here in Canada."
UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake says "child marriage denies girls the right to be girls and to make decisions affecting their own lives."
He points out in a news release that girls who marry later stay in school longer, give birth later and are better able to reach their full potential to the benefit of girls themselves, their families and their societies.


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Summer Rock Festival
Friluftsbadet, Svedala, Sweden
14-16/7 – 2011
Electric Boys -Mustasch – The Poodles
Review and live pictures by: Anders Sandvall
2010 was the year when this festival broke all its records and was totally sold out. I had never seen so many people at this festival during all the years I have attended it. The festival is held in a small town located a few miles outside Malmo and last year had the festival attracted 15000 paying visitors. Why there were so many people last year could depend on the fact that last year was the last time the festival was held at the same place as every year. A school building is now under construction and the festival area has been narrowed down heavily. Instead of the three stages, the organizers narrowed it down to two stages.
Acts that performed at this year's edition of the festival was The Ark, Wilmer X, The Boppers, Melody Club and September amongst others on the big stage and on the small stage will band's like Danne Stråhed, Anna Hertzman and Martin Prahl will play. This year it is 10 bands less that will play on this year edition of the festival. All of the artists are Swedish and there are a mix of rock, pop and music for the slightly older generation. My main interest this year was to see Mustasch, Electric Boys and The Poodles who was the three act that carried the hard rock torch high. At the beginning of May, the organizers said that 2000 less tickets was about to be released than normal and instead of throwing a three day festival there was going to be a three day festival without the annual warm-up party on the Thursday.


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CARY � The trek to the 1A/2A state swimming championships proved fruitful for some local competitors Thursday.
The Shelby boys placed third in the team competition. The North Carolina School of Science and Math won with 343 points, Carrboro had 216 and Shelby 206.
Raleigh Charter School took the girls� title with 293 points. Thomas Jefferson Classical Academy saw its girls� squad take sixth place with 134. The Shelby girls finished in the 11th spot with 78 points.
The Lions� got individual first-place efforts from a pair of juniors. Parker Campbell took the top spot in the 100-yard boys� backstroke with a time of 51.45. Annie Shirk grabbed top honors in the 100 freestyle with a winning time of 53.75.
Shelby also got a first-place performance in a relay event. The boys� 200 medley foursome of Parker Campbell, Ben Waldrep, Davis Kennedy and Matt Campbell led the pack with a time of 1:39.13.
Shelby got a second-place effort from its 200 free relay unit of Kennedy, Waldrep and both Campbells.
Parker Campbell had a third in the 200 freestyle with Matt Campbell fourth in the boys� 50 free and sixth in the 100 free, with Davis Kennedy fifth in the boys� 100 butterfly.
Other top 10 finishes for the Shelby boys were Aaron Assad, who was eighth in diving, Kennedy ninth in the 200 IM, and David Roby ninth in the 100 backstroke.
For the Shelby girls, Brianna Assad added a fourth-place in girls diving, Shirk was also fifth in the 200 freestyle, and Yulia Price was eighth in girls diving.
Thomas Jefferson�s strong showing was led by a second-place finish in the 200 medley relay (Madeyln Martelle, Lindsey Martelle, Ann Huston, Ali Huston) and a third in the 400 freestyle relay.
Ann Huston had a third-place effort for TJCA in the 100 butterfly and was also seventh in the 200 freestyle. Madelyn Martelle was sixth in the 200 individual medley and seventh in the 100 backstroke. Lindsay Martelle took seventh in the 100 backstroke for the Lady Gryphons.


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The Houston Dynamo returned to practice Tuesday and were still a little sore about the team's performance Sunday night against the Sounders.
When asked about Sunday's game, head coach Dominic Kinnear seemed eager to put the team's performance in the rear view mirror.
"Moving on, next question," Kinnear said. "We're all disappointed with what's going on, and we're looking forward to the [next] game."
Some of the players were not as frustrated with the result as they were with the collective effort.
"After we conceded the goal, it didn't seem like we had that go to try and get it back, and that really frustrates us," defender Andrew Hainault said. "You have to learn from it, get past it, and you have to look at the next game."
With 11 games left to play, it is too early to count Houston out of the playoffs. The question will be whether the Dynamo are more the team that got 16 points in their first 10 games to start league play or the one that got four points in their last nine. Mathematically, to make the playoffs, Houston may even have to perform better than it did in the first third of the season.
"We need to play a little better, and we can do better all-around," Kinnear said. "At every position we can play better, and if that happens and we have it in us, then the results will turn in our favor."
That turnaround must begin quickly, as Houston's playoff chances decrease exponentially with each passing game. Though the Dynamo currently stand only six points out of a playoff position, additional teams have been moving between them and that final playoff spot. Some of those teams even have a game or two in hand on the Dynamo.
"Games are running out for us to pick up points," Hainault said. "We can't worry too much or be nervous about it. We have to stick together and put our heads down and work. If we do that, relax, and play our game, we can pick up points anywhere."
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- Matt Campbell collapsed after 22.5 miles and died at the hospital.
- He appeared last year on the BBC's "Masterchef: The Professionals."
- Temperatures reached 73.8 degrees near the end of the 26.2-mile course.
A 29-year-old man died after collapsing near the end of Sunday's London Marathon in the hottest conditions ever seen for the event, race organizers said.
Matt Campbell, a chef from northwest England who was a contestant on a reality TV cooking show last year, collapsed after 22.5 miles (36.2 kilometers).
Organizers said "although he received immediate medical treatment on the scene from race doctors, he died later in hospital."
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Campbell last year appeared on the BBC's "Masterchef: The Professionals."
A medical examination is still required to discover the cause of death, organizers said.
The Met Office said temperatures reached 73.8 degrees (23.2 Celsius) near the end of the 26.2-mile (42.2-kilometer) course.
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"Full moons vary in size because of the oval shape of the moon's orbit, with one end closer to Earth. Today, the moon is 221,565 miles away - the closest to Earth since March 1993.
Some have equated the arrival of the "Supermoon" with various natural disasters and other supernatural goings-on. Scientists say there is nothing to those theories, although there are expected to be high tides caused by the moon's relatively close proximity to Earth."


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As a person who has recently upgraded from living in a garage to living in a half-constructed house, the novelty of having multiple doors to open and close on a whim cannot be overstated. Over the last several weeks, I've gotten used to the convenience of hooking a finger through the empty hole to swing the door open and closed. On the plus side, there's no knob to turn or lever to push, and you can always see when the bathroom is occupied by peering through the open hole. (Listen, when you spend a year living in 400 square feet with another human being and a cat, privacy becomes a moot point.)
Here's what basic cylindrical interior door hardware looks like.
It consists of a latch assembly, a handle attached to the cylinder, a second handle and face plate.
What You Will Need
Installing an interior door handle is a pretty easy task and doesn't require any fancy tools. Here's all you will need:
- Door handle hardware and accompanying screws
- Screwdriver and/or drill (if you're impatient)
- Chisel (optional)
1. Installing the Latch Assembly. The only trick here is to make sure the beveled side of the latch faces the jamb so that it pushes the latch back when you close the door. If you do this backwards, you'll have to turn the handle to get the door closed each time.
Most doors come with space removed to accommodate the face plate. If not, you may need to trace the size of the plate onto the door (making sure it's centered and level) and then remove some of the wood with a chisel so the face plate sits flush. Once the latch assembly is in place, wait until the rest of the handle is installed to screw the face plate in place.
2. Installing the Handles. With the latch assembly in place, slide the door handle with the attached cylinder into place. It must line-up with the holes in the latch assembly to function properly. When in place, position the opposite handle to secure the connection. The handles can now be fastened with two screws; generally located on the "locking" side of the door. With lever style handles, like these, you may need to "swap handles" so that they are facing the correct direction. Most models can be released with a small button on the base of the handle.
3. Fastening the Face Plate. Bringing our exciting adventure in door hardware installation to a close, just a few screws into the face place, and voila! Securely closed doors and no more peeping toms.
For more on doors, consider:
How to Install a New Door
Hanging Old Doors and Installing New Door Trim
Installing Restored Brass Hardware


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It really doesn't get any better than this. Two environmentally conscious, savvy entrepeneurs from Southern California, started a recycling business of sorts only ten months ago. And now it's just dizzying trying to keep up with their success.
Bottlehood takes empty soda, liquor and wine bottles and turns them into drinking glasses, tumblers and other items.
In the past four months, business has taken off like a bottle rocket.
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Company founders Steve Cherry and Leslie Tiano say the more glass they put out, the more demand it creates.
"It has gone crazy," said Tiano.
It all began in the backyard of their home in Crest, about 50 miles east of San Diego with four workers cutting bottles and creating products. And now with all this talk about trash, Bottlehead's popularity has soared. The company's workforce is tripled. And its production line has moved from the backyard into a giant warehouse.
You can read the rest of their success story in "Turning Trash Into Cash."
What's great about this, is that all the right stuff is coming together. Bottlehead was "created out of a passion to create local jobs, stimulate our local retail economy and help our environment," says its founders.
And it is indeed hiring people. "Ambassadors," as Tiano calls them, are paid an hourly wage plus commission to sell the products, but they have to be the right "fit" and believe in their mission of re-purposing discardable items. They really need shippers and packers right now too, to keep up with the orders.
One of the keys to their marketing success is grassroots--selling their products at farmers' markets throughout California, like Urban Village Farmers' Markets in the Bay Area. That's where they get direct feedback from customers says Tiano. And she says the Etsy social commerce website is where they got a lot of the practical advice of getting their business started from people who are just starting out.
Absolut Vodka and Stone Brewing must love the free publicity with the re-make of their liquour bottles into glassware and vases.
During a time when we're still uncertain about economic recovery, It's a story that's clearly all good.
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Stair Public Library staff members aim to make well-known Detroit artist Tyree Guyton feel at home Thursday night when he visits Morenci.
The cultural differences are obvious—Guyton from inner city Detroit traveling to a small, rural community a hundred miles away.
However, several residents from the Morenci, Fayette and Hudson area have created their own pieces of art somewhat in the spirit of Guyton's work—by taking common objects found in the environment and using them for a new purpose to make a statement.
Guyton's work transcends the mere act of creating art with found objects. The controversial "environmental installation artist" strives to rebuild the fabric of the Heidelberg neighborhood through his art.
The run-down Heidelberg area of Detroit has become a giant art installation, drawing thousands of visitors every year and helping to revive the district's economy.
Guyton's work has drawn international attention—both acclaim and criticism—and taken him on travels around the world.
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2013 Sackler Lecture: Dr. Scott Fishman
by Pamela Katz Ressler, MS, RN, HN-BC, adjunct faculty, Pain Research, Education and Policy (PREP), Tufts University School of Medicine
The Pain Research, Education and Policy Program (PREP) is honored to present the Annual Sackler Lecture with guest speaker, Scott M. Fishman, MD, chief, Division of Pain Medicine and Professor of Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine (School of Medicine, University of California-Davis), on Thursday, January 31, 4:00-5:00 PM in the Wolff Auditorium at Tufts Medical Center (800 Washington St, Boston).
Dr. Fishman, a world-renowned authority on pain management, will lecture on the subject of interprofessional and competency-based education for clinicians managing pain. Chronic, or persistent pain, is not only a personal health issue, but a public health and economic challenge for our country. It is estimated that chronic pain costs the United States economy over $635 billion annually due to medical care and lost productivity. Yet, we are not adequately addressing this societal burden. As pain management has evolved over the past decades, it has become apparent that a multi-modal and interprofessional approach to pain is necessary. However, interprofessional pain management is often underutilized for many factors, one being a paucity of interdisciplinary educational opportunities for clinicians. Training our health care professionals to manage pain in an interprofessional model will allow for our health care system to effectively care for the increasing numbers of individuals suffering from chronic or persistent pain. The need for increased interprofessional training in pain management was recently highlighted in the Institute of Medicine's 2011 report: Relieving Pain in America: A Blueprint for Transforming Prevention, Care, Education, and Research. In addition to his clinical work at UC-Davis, Dr. Fishman serves as a co-principal investigator of the Interprofessional Pain Management Competencies Working Group of the Mayday Fund.
The Pain Research Education and Policy Program invites students, alumni, health care professionals, clinical staff and faculty, health communicators, public health advocates, and others to join us for Dr. Fishman's informative and engaging lecture, immediately followed by an interprofessional panel discussion.
For more information about the event, click here
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The ghost of Sammy Sosa is upon us.
The former Cubs slugger, recently photographed during an appearance at Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino in Las Vega, is drawing attention for his severely lightened complexion.
In addition, he appears to be wearing green contact lenses -- a change from his natural brown.
The above photo shows Sosa on the left at People Magazine event in May 2009. The right is Sosa earlier this week in Las Vegas for the Latin Grammys.
The cause of Sammy's skin condition is unknown, but guesses from around the web include vitiligo (a skin-whitening genetic condition that Michael Jackson claimed to suffer from), repercussions from steroid use, and "really bad makeup."
But a former Cubs rep told the Tribune he's going through some sort of skin rejuvenation process.
"He's not trying to be Michael Jackson," Rebecca Polihronis told the paper. "He was surprised he came out looking so white."
Polihronis, who says she talks frequently with Sosa, thought it was a body double when she saw the picture. She said part of why it looks so white is "just the lighting."
"The picture is deceiving," she said.


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allowing, Anubis, Aquarius, asteroids, Astro-LOA, astrological houses, astrology, beliefs, chiron, deliberate creation, full moon, glass ceiling, intentions, Jeannette Maw, Joanne Wickenburg, Kim Falconer, law of attraction, limitations, Michael Parkes, Pluto, Psyche, Sappho, Saturn, self-love, set points, tutorial, Uranus, Yod
Astro-LOA Flash: The full moon in Aquarius is one of the best aligned lunar events all year for blasting through set points and self imposed glass ceilings – the unconscious cap on how good we can let anything be. The energy here is creative, exuberant, charismatic! Drawing in Uranus by trine, Saturn by square, conjunct asteroids Psyche, Sappho and Anubis, along with a lovely YOD to Chiron and Pluto, get ready to release inhibitions, go outside the box and find MORE of your potential, from the inside out. Wild winds with a strong chance of reaching new heights!
New Moon 18 Aquarius
LA – Sunday – 11:10 am
NY – Sunday – 2:00 pm
Lon – Sunday – 7 pm
Syd – Monday – 4 am
Where we find 18 Aquarius in the chart is where the Great Awakener works through us.
Aquarius is ruled by Saturn (traditional) and Uranus (modern). Both are strong willed planets with powerhouse desires and BOTH are in aspect to this full moon!
Think of Uranus as one of the most exciting planets to work with in deliberate creation as this is where we blast through limitation and break out of narrow beliefs! It's insanely powerful energy, but without Saturn, we wouldn't know were those limits lie. Saturn is a part of us that demands authenticity. It's where we want to get things right, be successful, individuated, feel accomplished and build something tangible. But Uranus keeps us from getting caught in a rut. Joanne Whickenburg calls them the 'dynamic duo' as they are the innovation (Uranus) and the manifestation (Saturn) on which we create our dreams.
For this full moon, think of any limiting beliefs about yourself are you ready to drop. Write them down, and kiss them good bye!
With Asteroids Anubis, Psyche and Sappho lit up, you couldn't have a better inner moment for amping up self-love. This is such a powerful practice. Try it in your Aquarius house today!
Look to where 18 Aquarius is in your chart (create your chart here) and really give yourself the inspiration, innovation and permission to go beyond your limits. (short tutorial on how to find any degree of the zodiac is in your chart here.
These key words for the houses will help you get an idea of what's the buzz and where to put your focus! Let us know what's up!
1st house – Appearance, personality traits, outlook on life
2nd house – $$$, resources, talents, peace of mind
3rd house – Teaching, learning, writing, talking, connecting
4th house – Home, family, ancestors, emotional ground
5th house – Creative expression, books, kids, art, romance
6th house – Health, pets, daily routine, magic
7th house – Socially significant relationships, contracts
8th house – sex, death, taxes, shared resources, trust
9th house – New horizons, travel, beliefs, WWW
10th house – Career, mission, profession, public relations
11th house – Friends, goals for the future, groups, collective
12th house – Unconscious, dreams, giving and receiving, meditation


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Herald Community Newspapers editors and reporters came up big in the Press Club of Long Island's annual Media Awards, which were handed out Thursday at the Woodbury Country Club.
The Herald entered nine categories and won in seven, competing head to head with newspapers from across Long Island, including Newsday. The Heralds' winners included:
Tony Rifilato and Bridget Downes: Robert W. Greene Public Service Award
Zachary Gottehrer-Cohen: Cub Reporter of the Year
Peter Belfiore, Scott Brinton and Ben Strack:
First Place, Breaking News
Erik Hawkins: First Place, In-Depth Reporting
Mike Smollins: First Place, Neighborhood News
Jeff Bessen, Scott Brinton, Erik Hawkins, Nadya Nataly and Ben Strack: Second Place, Education Reporting
Long Beach Herald, Second Place, Community Newspaper of the Year; Rockville Centre Herald, Third Place.
Additionally, Brinton, the Heralds' executive editor, was elected to a three-year term as president of the Press Club. He was previously a board member and the organization's vice president.


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Ravello [35] is a town and commune in Salerno, Italy. A peaceful area with a small population, Ravello offers stunning views of the Mediterranean. Visit their renowned gardens, Villa Cimbrone and Villa Rufolo, and their spectacular Duomo, the Cathedral of Ravello, which is located in Vescovado Square. During summer months the city hosts the annual Ravello Festival, an event started in 1953 in honor of Richard Wagner and continued as a celebration of local art and music.
Get in[edit]
Ravello is located in the hills above Amalfi. If you arrive by bus or boat from another city and plan on staying late for a concert, you will need to arrange return transportation. Your hotel should be able to arrange a car and driver to get you back to your hotel. This is a pricey option although it may be your only choice. The nearest airport is Napoli-Capodichino International Airport, and for trains you'll have to go to Salerno.
By bus[edit]
You can reach Ravello by taking the prevalent SITA buses that run throughout the Amalfi Coast between the cities of Salerno, Positano, Sorrento. You will disembark at the city of Amalfi and from there you can either take a different SITA bus up the hill or walk to Ravello.
SITA buses are air-conditioned and are an excellent alternative to cars when traveling the Amalfi coast. The city-to-city SITA buses are inexpensive but can become very crowded during the high traffic summer seasons. Check the bus schedule for times.
By boat[edit]
The closest point for Ravello with boat and ferry arrivals is Amalfi, which shuttle between the coastal towns of Positano, Salerno, Sorrento or Naples. In good weather, the views are spectacular from the water. Coop Sant Andrea [36] run the service between Amalfi, Salerno and Positano. For private and luxury charters, Amalfi Coast Yacht [37] are based in Amalfi, service the entire coast and specialise in transferring guests who are staying in Ravello's five-star retreats.
By car[edit]
Ravello is accessible by car, although cars are not allowed into Ravello proper and there is only one parking lot near the main square.
The main highways in this region that traverse the Amalfi Coast are SS145, SS163, and SS373. Continue on Via Castiglione to arrive at Ravello.
Get around[edit]
The small town of Ravello is easily explored on foot. SITA buses run frequently between Ravello and Amalfi (which is the main bus terminal on the Amalfi Coast for connections) and taxis are available near the main bus stop in Ravello.
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Down in Amalfi, you can take a full-day Amalfi Coast to Capri Boat Excursion [38], which departs everyday from Amalfi, Minori and Maiori. It includes village sightseeing along the Amalfi Coast as well as a chance to check out wondrous marine caves, grottos and rock formations. You'll circle Capri, then dock and spend three hours exploring the island. Don't forget your swimsuit, because the day will wrap up with a swim in the Mediterranean. A ticket costs €79, and advance booking is strongly encouraged. Or If you're short on time, opt for the half-day Amalfi Coast to Positano Boat Tours [39], with departures in the morning or the afternoon. You'll see marine caves and grottos, and you'll pass by the towns of Ravello, Maiori, Amalfi, Minori, Scala, Praiano, taking a two hour stop in Positano. A ticket is €49, and advance booking is strongly encouraged.
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Small boutiques and outdoor markets abound in Ravello. The town has long been famous for attracting artists and craftsmen, and this is reflected in the handmade items available for sale. Many shops will ship your purchases home - but beware of your own country's customs procedures first! Because Customs will charge you money to check and search your purchase at their major custom's hub when it arrives from Italy and will only release your package (ceramic table top, dinner set etc) when you pay the customs import costs. And this can go into the thousands as it is calculated by weight.
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Food in Ravello is characterised by fresh, flavourful ingredients prepared by chefs who are passionate about their country's cuisine and determined to provide an authentic, welcoming eating experience. Be prepared for long, personal talks with your server, and for the owner to come out and greet you with open arms!
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The vineyards that cling to the hillsides below Ravello primarily produce white wines; two local DOC white wines of note are Vigna San Lorenzo from the Episcopio winery at the Hotel Palumbo and Selva delle Monache from the Ettore Sammarco winery, both located in town. To sample the area wines, make sure to tour a local winery, either independently or through a tour company. Those travelers looking for something a little stronger should visit the bars located in Ravello's luxury hotels and enjoy a cocktail in high style. Espresso and other coffee drinks can be found in cafes near the town center.
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Most cafés in Ravello are located in or just off of the Piazza Duomo and offer espresso drinks, a quick bite to eat, and outdoor seating.
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There's nothing quite as boring as a good patent story. So you may not have noticed Apple and a consortium of others (including Microsoft) won its bid to buy Nortel's portfolio of patents.
It gets a bit more interesting, though, if you think of patents as bullets in the business war. And now Apple has more bullets than Google. Nortel sold thousands of its patents to satisfy creditors in its bankruptcy. Patents covering WiFi, wireless and networking - both of the social and the router kind.
The total price was $4.5 billion dollars - far more than Google's first stalking horse bid. Why Google did not bid more agressively is not clear, nor is it clear what Google missed out on. However, most industry watchers expected more agression out of the Mountain View company, which already faces 45 alleged patent violations for its Android OS.
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In the company's official blog, Google's Kent Walker said "one of a company's best defenses against this kind of litigation is (ironically) to have a formidable patent portfolio, as this helps maintain your freedom to develop new products and services."
Companies often buy patent portfolios nearly blind. Why? Partly out of the fear it will invent something in the future only to discover it doesn't have the necessary patent to protect its invetion. Partly as a "revenge weapon": You sue me for violating one of your patents, and I'll dig through all my patents and find something you're violating of mine and countersue.
Analyst Florian Miller told ComputerWorld Magazine: "Google lost an unprecedented opportunity to acquire a major bargaining chip that would strengthen it at the mobile industry's intellectual property negotiating table."


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Director Tim Sullivan has had a busy news day. Not only has he announced that the sequel to his "2001 Maniacs" remake has the new title of "2001 Maniacs: Field of Screams", he has also released three new pictures from the movie. The most important items of note is that Robert Englund has been replaced by Bill Mosely, and Christa Campbell in a milkmaid costume.
In quite possibly the oddest news of the day, The Weather Channel has announced it will be adding movies to its channel lineup. Starting out with a showing of "A Perfect Storm" on Oct. 30th, the lineup shows that it will be a weekly string of weather themed movies. Most notable to us horror fans is Stephen King's "Misery", because of the snow.
From the unexpected and unwanted reboot desk comes word that a script for a new "Crow" movie has been turned in and the studios dig it. Written by Stepehn Norrington who helmed "Blade", the movie is said to not be a remake but a whole new character.
Dread Central has posted a slew of new "Stan Helsing" clips, and I still remain unexcited!
An alternative Denver newspaper is hiring a new reviewer. In particular, they're looking for a writer to review the state marijuana dispenseries and their products. Good luck getting them to meet deadlines.
The King lives on through expensive hair. Elvis' hair, chopped from his head upon his enlistment to the US Army, fetches $15k from a recent auction. Someday, the hair that's quickly making its exit from my own scalp will make me rich.
1836 – Sam Houston is inaugurated as the first President of the Republic of Texas.


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March 14, 1851
Here is the baptism act of Pierre Adolphe Lagassé… He was baptized in Notre-Dame-des-Anges church in Notre-Dame-de-Stanbridge in Québec.
I told you that people wrote Lagacé in many different ways.
In the case of Adolphe Lagassé, who became Adolph Lagasse in New Bedford, Massachusetts, his last name is really Lagassé since his father signed his name in the act.
His godfather was Antoine Lagassé, my great-great-great-grandfather. Now that's great!
As for Alice Lagasse, Adolph's daughter, I found someone else on the Ancestry forum searching for her.
I wrote that person an e-mail even though she posted the message in 2000.
Better late than never…
See you next time.
Tomorrow is Christmas. I sure hope that person gets my e-mail or that Bob LaGasse writes me.


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Hello Dear Readers,
PJ Sharon here at the end of this brisk and snowy January. I'm happy to see more daylight and looking forward to that first sunny seventy degree day that gives me hope for an early spring. I don't generally put much faith in Punxsutawney Phil, but we often get enough of a warm up in February to warrant a day trip to the beach.
As I greet the second month of 2015–my official birthday and "gateway to Spring" month–I'm busy working on those new goals and projects I set at the beginning of January. I'll spend some time this month helping friends promote their books, participate in a couple of multi-author events, and spend my birthday with a few close friends for an Outlander party, where I'll share all eight episodes of the first half of season one in marathon fashion, serving wine and cheese, and hanging out in my jammies with Jamie, Claire, and the gang. I know…I need to get a real life, LOL, but Diana Gabaldon's work has been an inspiration to me as a writer and the STARZ adaptation of the book has, thus far, captivated me!
If you're wondering what kind of multi-author events I have planned, check these out. (Bookmark the following sites and come back to them to enter the giveaways once the events go live, or stop by my website and sign up for my blog or newsletter, and notification will come right to your inbox).
With Valentine's Day right around the corner, I'll be celebrating my mutual love of romance with the authors of Addictive Reads. Between February 13-15th, we'll be sharing in the Gifts of Love Blog Hop, and offering readers a chance to win a $50 dollar, or one of two $25 dollar gift cards, as well as prizes at the individual author sites.
Later in the month, I'll be participating in the Beauty of a Woman BlogFest, where I'll be posting on my blog, along with bloggers and writers from all over the world, talking about some facet of beauty as we know it. My post will be a letter with advice from me to my teen self. That should be interesting! You can check out all the blog posts between February 23 and March 1st. Make sure you make the rounds to all the participating author's blogs for inspiration and prizes.
On the writing front, I'll be working on my non-fiction book, ERGONOMICS and Self-care (A practical guide for writers, readers, desk jockeys, and couch potatoes). I'm still in the beginning stages, but it's coming along nicely so far and I'm having much more fun writing it than I thought I would. On the fiction side, I'm planning a series of novellas to go with SAVAGE CINDERELLA, which has almost 3 million reads on Wattpad. My Wattpad followers love, love, love Brinn and her journey of survival. I look forward to revisiting these characters and creating further adventures for her supporters.
In keeping with my health and wellness goals in 2015, I'll be taking myself to the beach for my birthday and then attending a four day Qi-Gong workshop at the end of the month. The workshop will consist of training in the ways of movement and breath work, nutritional healing, and energy balancing. Since I'm all about the multi-tasking, it will also help me meet my continuing education credits for my massage therapy license. Professional development is at the forefront of my goals this year. Whether attending writing conferences or healing workshops, sharing time with like-minded individuals is always so energizing! I'm sure the workshop will be the perfect opportunity to help me usher in Spring.
What are you up to in this coming month? Are you getting cabin fever? What do you do to beat the winter doldrums?


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- Tiger Computing Ltd
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Since it's the end of 2012, I thought it would be fitting to put the links to some of my favorite posts I wrote this last year. Did you have a favorite one? Or is there something you'd like me to talk about this next year? Happy New Year!
1. 5 Must-Have Medical Apps for Medical Students
Because this post appears to be one of the most popular of all-time here at Smart Phone Healthcare, it tops my list. I didn't realize what a big demand there was for information on apps for medical students. I'm sure even more great apps have come out since I wrote this post, so look for an updated one in the near future.
2. My First (Actual) Experience With A Patient Portal
Over the past several months, I have learned a lot about healthcare and mHealth. During that time, I have heard and read lots of articles and information about patient portals. However, it wasn't until just a month or so ago that I actually had the opportunity to use one myself. This post recounts that experience using the patient portal my son's pediatrician's office uses, powered by eClinical Works.
3. Phreesia Makes Going to the Doctor Easier
After visiting the urgent care a few weeks ago, I discovered how the office I went to was really implementing portable devices into their practice. I was so excited about the process, that I just had to write a post about it. I think that every doctor, emergency room, and urgent care center should use some thing like Phreesia.
4. New Friend Request . . . From the Family Doctor?
Just some of my thoughts about doctors and practices using social media to connect with patients. For some, it might be overstepping the patient/doctor boundaries, but I think it's great to see doctors getting more involved with patients.
5. Does Access to the Internet at All Times Make Us Hypochondriacs?
Yes, yes it does. At least I think so. How many of us have looked up symptoms online, and convinced themselves that they have some kind of terrible disease? I'm guessing a large majority. Having constant access to the Internet through tablets and smart phones may just increase the number of people doing that.
6. Must Have Pregnancy Mobile Apps
This was my first post here on Smart Phone HC, so of course I had to put it on the list! I really enjoyed writing this post, mainly because pregnancy was something that was on my mind, since I had given birth only a few months before. I think that any woman (or sympathetic man) could really benefit from this post.