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Mansfield Football Carwash This Saturday
It's not even close to fall, but the Mansfield Hornets are already getting ready for the 2013 season.
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FOOTBALL: Gibson, Plattenburg among MVPs at Nike camp
Corona's Nick Gibson was chosen the MVP among running backs at the Nike Football Training Camp in Oakland.
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The ground has been broken at the construction site for a new 24-plex in Lignite, adjacent to the Burke Central High School football field.
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Taylor Davidson and Connor Klok of Mattawan are 2012-13 B'nai B'rith Scholar Athlete Award winners.
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High School Football: East still the beast in Hall of Fame Game
Charter Oak High School's Aaren Vaughns scored three times and Chino Hills quarterback Matt Simko threw two touchdown passes and ran for another as the East took care of the West with a 42-18 win in the 34th Hall of Fame All-Star Game on Friday night at West Covina High.
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Groton School Inducts Members into Athletic Hall of Fame
Groton, Massachusetts and Cooperstown, New York may be more than 200 miles apart, but they just got a little bit closer.
Prep football | Palmetto Tigers reload receiving corps with young players after three D-I departures
Heading into the playoffs last year, Azavion Smith was listed on Palmetto's roster as standing 5-foot-5 and weighing 130 pounds.
TEMECULA: Two high schools seek all-weather fields
Chaparral and Temecula Valley high schools play a soccer game at Temecula Valley High in this 2012 file photo.
Spring football: St. Petersburg Catholic 42, Indian Rocks Christian 14
Spring game-breakers: Relying on a big, veteran offensive line, St. Petersburg Catholic rolled up big yards on the ground Friday, rushing for 322 yards.
GAC Baseball Tournament kicks off with skills competition in Mt. Morris
New Lothrop freshman Quentin Taylor hits a home run during the home run derby contest of the GAC Baseball Tournament at Mt.
Brown, Fulp named county athletes of year
Wes Brown and Keri Fulp have been named the male and female athletes of the year by Surry County Schools.
Top Headlines: Metro Fire, Roller Derby, New Voting Age and Innovation Schools
Patch brings you news from across Montgomery County. Catch up on headlines you might have missed this week, including a fire underneath a Metro rail car in Silver Spring, a Twitter video that jeopardized AP test scores at a Gaithersburg high school and a Rockville evacuation spurred by an odd smell.
Destrehan, Covington meet in spring scrimmage in Covington
Every week, The Times-Picayune honors male and female athletes from the Metro, River Parishes, and St.
Spring football: A head start on '13
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Carrollton tailback Derrick Nash led the state in rushing as a senior, earning a scholarship to play football at Central Michigan University.
Royal signs with Wingate for football
Royal signs with Wingate for football Tyler Royal of North Duplin High School signed an athletic and academic scholarship recently with Wingate University and will play football in the NCAA Division II program.
WIS Investigation: Booster club didn't follow its own rules
"with my son being a senior next year I was hoping to see him walk across the stage," said Michelle Swancey, who took the same walk herself back in 1987.
Florida Gators-Miami Hurricanes football rivalry all but over
UF athletic director Jeremy Foley looks on during his school's football game against LSU in the 2012 season.
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Tainer, a senior on the Tualatin High School boys tennis team, and Malinowski, a Timberwolf freshman, compete against each other at most every practice.
Prep Names and News: Antelope star Ellis to play basketball at Chico State
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LONDON -- The U.S. won its second wrestling medal of the Olympics when Coleman Scott came back to win a bronze in the 132-pound class on Saturday. Scott was beaten by eventual gold medalist Toghrul Asgarov of Azerbaijan in the semifinals but worked his...Tags: Wrestling, Coleman Scott, Sailing, David Cameron, Liu Xiaobo
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Abstract. Knowledge media are systems, technologies, and artifacts that enhance human thinking, creativity, learning, communications, and collaboration. Of particular interest are digital knowledge media incorporating interactive computer and communications technology. In this talk, we shall sketch why digital knowledge media are so powerful, and illustrate these concepts with a review of almost 40 years of work on the design, implementation, use, and evaluation of interactive digital storytelling systems. These will quite predictably include systems for interactive animation, digital video authoring and publishing, and current work on interactive webcasting and archiving. The concepts will also be interpreted to encompass systems for software visualization as well as work that is just beginning on electronic memory aids. | |||
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Fox Valley Repertory uses laugher to fundraise for brand new Academy Classroom, "Comedy For A Cause," June 20, 2013
Fox Valley Repertory will be hosting a benefit comedy night, "Comedy For A Cauze", on June 20, 2013 at 8 pm. This offers an opportunity for adults from the community to enjoy a fun night out while supporting education of the performing arts....Tags: PBS (tv network), Entertainment Events, Game, Foods and Beverages, Arts
Backyard canvas: Adam Schwerner's urban garden
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At Chicago school closing hearings, crowds fade
After months of jampacked hearings over Chicago's decision to shut down scores of schools, the final round of public meetings — the ones mandated by state law — has often been sparsely attended and overcast by an air of futility. Community...Tags: Rahm Emanuel, Chicago Mayor, Cynthia Soto, Separation of Church and State, Chicago Teachers Union
Howells & Hood goes upscale on a large scale
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Roger Ebert's death is mourned by many, but I will remember it as bringing down the curtain on a special guy in a special time: He was multimedia before multimedia was cool. In today's angrily polarized political times, I particularly appreciate how...Tags: Reviews, Gene Siskel, Roger Ebert, Entertainment Events, Movies
Stephen Wade: A telling tale of making beautiful music
Stephen Wade's affection for the Chicago in which he grew up and that he left long ago is passionate and palpable in the introduction to his astonishing book, "The Beautiful Music All Around Us: Field Recordings and the American Experience."...Tags: Libraries, Colleges and Universities, Dance, Entertainment Events, Maritime (music group)
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'Aliens' playwright Annie Baker takes in Old Town
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If turnout at a charter school conference held Saturday in Tacoma is any measure, there's definitely some interest in the independently managed, publicly financed schools that were approved by voters in November.
An estimated 150 teachers, school administrators, parents and others from around the state came to the conference at the University of Washington Tacoma to learn about charters, which are public schools that permit significant decisions to be made at a school level, rather than by a school district or state officials.
Saturday's audience included educators from the Tacoma, Sumner and Franklin Pierce school districts. But none of them wanted to talk publicly about their interest in charter schools. They say they are keenly aware of the strong opposition to charters that remains within the education community.
Much of that opposition surfaced during the campaign for the charter measure, Initiative 1240.
I-1240 passed by a slim margin statewide in November, with just over 50 percent of the vote. It garnered nearly 55 percent support from Pierce County voters, and just over 50 percent in Thurston County.
The initiative was opposed by the Washington Education Association, the union that represents teachers statewide. School boards, including the Tacoma School Board, took public stands against it. State Superintendent of Public Instruction Randy Dorn says the initiative is unconstitutional, and he promised to explore the possibility of a lawsuit to block the charter school law.
Saturday's conference was organized by the Seattle-based Washington Charter School Resource Center, a group started by Jim and Fawn Spady. The couple sponsored the first state charter school ballot initiative in 1996 and have been working to make charters a reality in Washington ever since. Forty-one states already have charter schools.
Jim Spady said Saturday that charters are a way to give educators the freedom to create a school of their dreams, and parents the freedom to choose a school model that's different from what their local school district offers. He said many charters around the country serve low-income and minority kids.
"Charter schools empower the powerless," he said.
Charlie Hoff, a former member of the Federal Way School Board, said he believes charters are one way to engage parents in their children's education. He said families choose charters.
"Nobody attends a charter school because they were assigned to it," he said.
Attendees at Saturday's conference also heard from charter operators from California, Oregon and elsewhere.
Nithya Rajan, director of strategic planning for California's Green Dot Public Schools, said her nonprofit organization is considering expanding beyond the 18 charters it currently operates in Los Angeles. She said Washington offers one possibility.
If Green Dot were to start a charter here, she said, it would use a team made up of both Washington educators and people with Green Dot experience.
Keynote speaker Yvonne Chan is the founder of the Vaughn Next Century Learning Center in the Los Angeles Unified School District. She spoke about her experience launching the first so-called conversion charter school in the nation, in a high-poverty community. Conversions are charter schools that start out as traditional public schools. Under I-1240, conversion charters could happen in Washington, if a majority of teachers or parents at an existing public school sign a petition to initiate an application for charter status.
Chan said that charter schools, which began 20 years ago in the United States, no longer are an experiment. Rather, she said, they are a way for schools to achieve "increased autonomy — to get the handcuffs off teachers and parents."
That's a change that interested some in Saturday's audience.
Calyn Holdaway, a Gig Harbor-area mom of three special-needs students, said she came to the conference to meet educators who might be interested in working with her to establish a charter school. She is setting up a nonprofit organization aimed at helping special-needs kids get the education they are entitled to.
"I know how to run a nonprofit," she said. "I don't know how to run a school."
Under I-1240, charters could only be started by nonprofit organizations.
Two Puyallup parents with connections to a nonprofit were also at the conference to learn about charter schools.
Karen Edwards and Teena Van Blaricom were part of the Puyallup Family Co-op program at Firgrove Elementary, before the program was suspended by the Puyallup School District. The district said the co-op needed to overhaul admissions and other policies to make the program accessible to all families.
Edwards said she still wants to work with the school district to re-start the co-op.
But Van Blaricom said starting a charter school "might be an option" if that plan doesn't work out.
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Arts Practica provides:
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- For arts leaders and educators: to extend their capacity to specific needs in medical practice.
- Distance learning.
2) Consulting on program development and cross-disciplinary collaborations
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Services are offered directly to medical schools and healthcare organizations, and to arts organizations looking to expand their impact into the medical sector. All services are customized to institutions and stakeholders.
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This workshop is for experts in the medical and the arts fields to come together around a common cause, learn from one another, develop their partnerships and its tools, and get new stakeholders involved. Appropriate for any stage of partnership, this workshop serves the needs of planning, training, refinement. It further allows participants the opportunity to learn from one another across disciplines, as well as from other models in the field.
Art Museums and hospitals have a lot in common. They both strive to:
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· Make charged, unfamiliar environments become unscary places of transformation.
· Educate people;
· Foster work teams that function efficiently across disciplines and hierarchical levels;
· Help novices learn practical, interactive skills;
· Impact lives within diverse publics;
· Align left- and right-brain thinking
· Translate non-verbal perception into words.
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New offering: The Art Practicum: Seeing in Uncertainty – arts-based workshop for clinicians, October 5, 2013, Rose Art Museum, Brandeis University. Learn more and register here.
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- Partnerships / Program Design
- Fundraising or cultivating stakeholders with authentic arts learning experiences.
The main themes of these workshops are observation, collaboration, and creative renewal. All workshops feature interactive encounters with works of art and reflection on the process and are informed by the latest research in the fields of arts learning and cognition.
As needed, workshops may also cover theory in the following areas:
How do people learn how to observe, and how can we best support novice clinicians?
How can we help medical students tolerate ambiguity better? What's art got to do with it?
What is Visual Thinking Strategies and how does it apply to medical education?
What's all this talk about art museums as ideal environments to learn clinical skills?
What does the research say?
Workshops are most effective for working teams or faculty cadres, and are suitable for participants who consider themselves left-brained, skeptical, and/or time-crunched, as well as faculty who enjoy the arts, and want to go deeper in new teaching approaches.
Workshops range from 90-minutes to 1-day to multi-visit series.
Workshops can take place on-site or at a local art museum.
Services for arts leaders and practitioners
It is one of Arts Practica's greatest joys to help museums recognize and tap the unique expertise and opportunity they already have in place, and to develop the capacity to extend it into the medical sphere. Consulting and workshops are offered for the purposes of:
- Fundraising
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- Training
- Partnerships / Program Design
- Applying your VTS capacity to needs in healthcare
Workshops are developed in close collaboration with you, based on your institution's questions, needs, and opportunities. They often address questions such as:
- How can museums uniquely impact community health?
- How can museums cultivate new audiences and make a real difference along the way?
- What are the teachings we already know and practice that are sorely needed in medical training?
- How can we extend our existing expertise into targeted issues in medicine and medical parlance?
- How can we position partnership with medical education to maximize the impact on the local community and the museum field?
Consulting services are offered to medical schools, hospitals, and/or museums
Program formulation: All aspects of program design created in close collaboration with your organization.
Together, we will create an arts-medicine course, customized to the needs of your institution and participant group. Deliverables include: foundational documents, recommendations, curriculum materials, and training.
Program rejuvenation: Enhancement of existing curriculum. Deliverables are needs-based, but may include:workshops for planning and training, recommendations, curriculum materials, exposure to new resources.
Alexa frequently presents to:
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- Leaders, practitioners, and students in the arts and museums
- Leaders, practitioners, and students in education
- Funders
- General audiences
- Skeptics
This footage of a mini-workshop offered at the Millennial Medicine symposium, Rice University, April 26, 2013, shows an example of Alexa's speaking.
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Two harsh winters have followed two hot summers, are we in for a third? An official LA NINA ADVISORY has been issued. So far this September has been very unlike last September so signals are mixed for the winter of 2011-2012. This is background for the winter outlook which will come out by December 1st.
Summer 2011 indeed H O T. My long-range forecast for summer in Atlanta issued in late May was good for rainfall/drought, poor for temperatures.
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You can keep your cool and save money running the air conditioning at the same time. Meanwhile, where it is wet it tends to stay wet and where it is hot and dry it tends to say hot and dry. Natures positive feedback keeps flood areas wet and dry areas in drought. Wet soils can increase the chance of rain by up to 25%.
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Next week's episodes of the ITV1 soap see Karl move into the Rovers Return with girlfriend Stella (Michelle Collins), who is hired by Steve McDonald as the business's new bar manager.
Show bosses have already billed Karl as a "sexy charmer" who will "quickly make his presence felt" as he gets settled into Weatherfield life.
Discussing what viewers can expect from Karl, Michie commented: "He's a bad boy trying to be good at the moment. He's trying to tow the line, be sensible and he's trying to be caring about the woman that he loves. He's trying his best, but he's very weak, so no doubt he will stray. There's been a few little flirty bits that have happened already, so we'll see!"
Asked to describe his dream storyline for the character, he replied: "I think it would involve having an affair with someone behind Stella's back, so there would be a lot of dramatic tension, which is what you want in a drama.
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DURANGO, Colo. - The Bootlegger's Society, the local consortium of Durango's four award-winning craft brewers, has established the Durango Bootlegger's Society Fund under the auspices of the Community Foundation of Southwest Colorado.
The affiliation with the Community Foundation will allow the breweries to collectively donate funds to non-profits as well as organize fundraising events and obtain a liquor license (needed for beer-related events) through the Foundation. Independent donations made directly to the Bootlegger's Fund will also be tax-deductible.
"This is a unique situation that helps to cement our philanthropic footprint in Southwest Colorado," said Dave Thibodeau, chair of the Bootlegger's new fund advisory board and co-founder of Ska Brewing Co. "I feel it can become a model for other small breweries/businesses to emulate in other communities across the country."
Ska, Steamworks Brewing Co., Carver Brewing Co. and Durango Brewing Co. originally came together as the Bootlegger's Society with a mission to raise the awareness and understanding of craft beer by rallying around the needs of the community.
"Our first event was the 'Pint for Pint' blood drive back in 2003," said Brian McEachron, co-founder, Steamworks Brewing Co. "Blood was running short and workers were having little success securing donations. It didn't take long for us to conspire and decide a little friendly competition might help raise awareness. We all asked our patrons to donate a pint blood and, in return, we offered them a pint of beer at their brewery of choice."
The "Pint for Pint" blood drive has since emerged as a "best practice" and been modeled by blood services organizations throughout the country, according to McEachron. The Bootleggers also received national recognition for each brewery committing to 100 percent Green Power, or purchase of electricity from a renewable resource, as well as implementing a number of "green" practices within their brewing operations.
The Bootlegger's Society Fund was established with an initial $1,000 generated from the Spring Tonic event held at Carver's. Up-coming events designed to help increase the fund include Oktoberfest, Ska's 15th Anniversary Celebration and all four "Evenings on 8th" events held each Wednesday in September, 4-8 p.m. in Downtown Durango.
"Collectively we've always had a desire to help out the people of our communities who have always supported us," said Thibodeau. "Establishing the Bootlegger's Society Fund will make it that much easier for us to do so."
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I realized today that I've never put this Goofy Piano Card Game on my blog. It's been one of the most popular downloads on my website. For those of you who already have printed this out from my web site, this is a rerun. But here on my blog it's a lot easier to group thing into categories to make it easier for teachers to choose what they want.
I made this because one day I was thinking how I could get certain students to realize that it's not enough to know that a note is "G", but you have to know which G it is on the keyboard. Maybe that is a failure of my teaching because we play so many duets with the students moving up or down on the keyboard that they think any "G" will do. But at some point in their career they have to know the real deal, so I came up with these flash cards and then decided to make a game out of it.
Now I realize that just playing the game will not teach them where the note is on the keyboard, but when the game is over, you can take the cards to the piano and play some of the octaves. Even better, you can start off with the cards as plain old, boring flash cards and then whip out the goofy piano card and play the game. You can also make sets to give to students to play at home.
Although I have given some ways to play my card game, you can certainly make up your own rules. I tried very hard to make these the same size as regular playing cards. If you have trouble getting these to print out the right size, let me know.
I like the goofy piano graphic so much, I'd like to make a card game for younger students using the goofy piano card. Anyone have a suggestion for an easier game?


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WoW Scams Revealed! "Finally! A Guide that Dares to Expose Every Single World of Warcraft Scam in Existence!" Date: From the Desk of: Sean McFall Dear Friend, You've probably heard the stories of users who've been scammed out of their gold, items, or even their accounts. In a flash, all of the time and effort they've put into building the perfect account has been stripped out from under them by a clever scammer. Don't let this happen to you! I've Got 99 Problems, But a Scammer Ain't One! Dont ever feel unsafe again. Get the Inside Scoop on Scammers' Secrets. The internet is rampant with sly little thieves and tricksters who craft scams designed to take the poor unsuspecting few for fools. These scammers are indiscriminate and don't care how long you've spent building up your level 70 Rogue. They don't care that you only want that one elusive Turtle Mount or that you only needed another 50 gold to reach level 375 in tailoring. They don't care and if you aren't careful they'll snag it all from you. They Play on Ignorance Scammers are very careful about who they go after. After all, if they get caught, they're out of an account as well. Blizzard will shut them down in a flash. So, I'm here with "WoW Scams: Exposing Every World of Warcraft Scam in Existence" to throw open the doors of the legions of scammers out there and teach you what to look for. The best thing you can do in defeating these account stealers is to know what they look for and how to scam you. But, why am I taking such a risk in revealing all of these secrets? Scammers are not happy that I'm revealing these secrets. But, they've single-handedly destroying what we all love so much. Take a stroll around Azeroth and you might see a dozen or more people offering trade goods or services that are really only interested in stealing your gold. We have to stop these scammers and the best way to do it is to make sure you know what to look for. Just Ask Yourself This: Would You Rather Stumble Around, Unsure of Who to Trust? OR Would You Like to Feel Safe and in Control of Your Game? Without my guide, you're risking everything. The only true way to combat these scammers is to know their game and be able to turn them down. The security you'll feel in knowing that you're too smart for these scammers is worth it alone.
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I came across Nate over the weekend riding his Macaframa x Raleigh bike and had to take some flicks. Looking solid! Click below for some detailed shots:
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Religious Education 2012-2013Faith formation (Religious Education) for children in K5 through Grade 8 will take place at St. Robert on Sundays from 9:45 until 10:45 am.Download the 2012-13 Calendar Children's Liturgy of the WordChildren's Liturgy of the World is offered to children in grades K5 - 2. Chidren are led from church (after the Opening Prayer) to the basement meeting room to listen to the Word of God in an age-appropriate manner. They are then led back to church during the Presentation of the Gifts. Children's Liturgies of the Word will take place during the 11:00 am Mass throughout the school year (September - June). For more information, please contact Gail DeFrancisco 332-1164 ext. 3032. Catechesis of the Good ShepherdCatechesis of the Good Shepherd is a hands-on, experiential approach to religious education for 3- and 4-year-olds. Class sessions are held at 9:40am and 11:00am in a room (the "atrium") designed specifically for Catechesis of the Good Sheperd. For more information please call Gail DeFrancisco at 332-1164, ext. 3032, or visit www.cgsusa.org.
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Make these dumplings before you leave home and cook them at camp. They freeze nicely and are a great twist on the traditional "pot stickers".
Butternut Squash Gnocchi & Smoked Salmon Recipe
- 1 butternut squash
- 1 tsp nutmeg
- 1 tsp cinnamon
- 1 tsp bottle minced ginger
- 1 tsp white or finely ground black pepper
- pinch of salt
- 3 cups of bread flour, plus more as needed
- Smoked Salmon
- Your favorite Asian sauces for dipping - peanut sauce, pineapple teriyaki, wasabi-soy sauce
- Using a sharp knife pierce the squash all over.
- Microwave on high for 10-12 minutes depending on microwave.
- Cut the squash in half and check for tenderness. A fork should easily pierce the flesh. If it is undercooked place cut side down and microwave for 1 minute intervals.
- When it is tender all the way through - scoop flesh out and discard outer peel. Mash until smooth.
- In a large bowl combine the squash, nutmeg, cinnamon, ginger, salt and black pepper.
- Add flour to the mixture 1 cups at a time to form a dough. Careful not to over stir.
- Place dough on a well floured board and with well-floured hands knead the dough 10 to 12 times - again careful not to over work the dough.
- Divide dough into small sections and create a 3/4 inch rope - then cut into 1/2 in pieces.
- Place on wax paper or the quick release tin foil.
- Repeat the rope and cutting process with the remaining dough.
- If you are freezing them stack layers of the gnocchi filled wax paper into an airtight container.
- When ready to cook them just place them in a salted boiling pot of water until the gnocchi float to the surface.
- Serve along side smoked salmon with the dipping sauces.
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- Release Date:December 18th, 2009
- Starring: 20 more cast & crew »
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- Director:James Cameron
- Writer:James Cameron
- Studio:20th Century Fox
- Genre:Sci-Fi, Action, Thriller, 3D
- Official Site:avatarmovie.com
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- Runtime:2 hours 42 minutes
- Box Office:$759,562,778
- On iTunes: for $14.99
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I am one of the guys who really loved the film. Loved the concept, the art, the creature design and cast. A must-see for any cinema lover! If you want to check some cool behind-the-scenes and how it was made go see Digititles.com they had some interesting
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gud movie
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This was the very first 3D movie I've seen, and it was the most amazing experience I've ever had in the theater! A visual masterpiece, and one of my favorite movies of all-time! :-D
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@unknown21 IMpossible!
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@cupid nice and most people know it is overrated the only nice thing about it was the way it looked but I just saw the regular version because that's the best way to judge this terrible movie but that's my opinion
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May 11, 2009
Limited-Edition "Transformers" Themed M&M'S and Snicker's Brand Candies Invade Stores For the Release of "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen"
HACKETTSTOWN, N.J. (May 11, 2009) --- Mars Snackfood US announced today the availability of limited-edition M&M�S� Strawberried Peanut Butter Chocolate Candies and SNICKERS� Nougabot� Bar to celebrate the June 24 release of �Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen� from DreamWorks Pictures and Paramount Pictures, in association with Hasbro, Inc. M&M�S� and SNICKERS� fans are sure to �fall� for the limited-edition product, which will be available from May through July in food, drug, mass and convenience outlets.
As anticipation for the summer blockbuster builds, Mars Snackfood US will also be rolling out a full-contact, �Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen�-themed marketing campaign in support of the limited-edition products. Specific marketing campaign executions include:
�Action film director Michael Bay is putting his signature touch on a dramatic television commercial in which animated M&M�S� Brand characters, �Red� and �Yellow,� team up with the popular AUTOBOT� OPTIMUS PRIME�, to deliver the M&M�S� Strawberried Peanut Butter Chocolate Candies to stores around the country. The commercial will debut on June 1, 2009.
� Michael Bay himself will become an M&M�S� character for a new �Inner M� print ad that will be featured in June issues of Entertainment Weekly, US Weekly and USA Weekend. The print advertising is an extension of the brand�s �Inner M� equity campaign which encourages Americans to find their fun side and embrace their �Inner M.�
� Consumers will be able to join �Red� and �Yellow,� as well as other �Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen� characters on a digital scavenger adventure on www.mms.com, as well as other sites throughout the Web, beginning May 19, 2009.
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"M&M�S� Chocolate Candies have always been a favorite movie-watching treat and aligning ourselves with one of the most-anticipated films of the summer is a perfect match,� said Michele Kessler, vice president, marketing, Mars Snackfood US. �The battle between AUTOBOTS� and DECEPTICONS� echoes the ongoing debate over peanut M&M�S� versus milk chocolate. Fortunately, you don�t need to choose between favorite flavors with our limited-edition M&M�S� Strawberried Peanut Butter Chocolate Candies.�
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The M&M�S� Strawberried Peanut Butter Chocolate Candies feature smooth peanut butter and sweet strawberry flavor surrounded by a colorful M&M'S� candy shell. The M&M�S� Strawberried Peanut Butter Chocolate Candies are offered in singles (1.4 oz) and medium bags (11.4 oz) and retail for $.79 and $3.49, respectively.
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Eustace & Benson Bill Banning Emptying of Unused Prescription Medication Into Public Water & Septic Systems Gets Final Legislative OK (TRENTON) - Legislation sponsored by Assembly Democrats Timothy Eustace (D-Bergen) and Daniel Benson (D-Middlesex/Mercer) that would protect New Jersey's public water by prohibiting health care institutions from discharging unused prescription medication into sewer or septic systems received final legislative approval Thursday and now heads to the governor's desk. The bill (A-733) would prohibit a health care institution, or any employee, staff person, contractor, or other person under the direction or supervision of the health care institution, from discharging, disposing of, flushing, pouring, or emptying any unused prescription medication into a public wastewater collection system or a septic system, beginning 210 days after the bill becomes law. "It is disconcerting that institutions charged with maintaining our health and well-being would engage in such reckless activities that put public safety at risk," said Eustace. "This bill addresses the growing threat to the environment and human health posed by the improper disposal of unused prescription medications, which has been manifested in recent reports of prescription drugs found in public water supplies and the potential hazards this poses in terms of long-term health consequences." "A report by the AP uncovered that medications had been detected in the drinking water supplies of several major metropolitan areas, including New Jersey. This is unacceptable," said Benson. "These institutions should know better that they can't pollute our water supplies with medications that can be harmful to the public and the environment. This bill will ensure they take the necessary steps to keep our water clean." The bill defines a "health care institution" as a health care facility licensed pursuant to P.L.1971, c.136 (C.26:2H-1 et seq.), a psychiatric facility as defined in section 2 of P.L.1987, c.116 (C.30:4-27.2), or a state developmental center listed in R.S.30:1-7. The bill would require the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) to issue recommendations for the proper disposal of unused prescription medications at a health care institution within 90 days after the date of enactment of this bill into law. The bill would also require every health care institution, within 120 days after the date of enactment of this bill into law, to submit to the Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) and the DEP a plan for the proper disposal of unused prescription medications. The DHSS, in consultation with the DEP, would have 90 days to approve or reject any plan. If a plan is rejected, the health care institution would resubmit a revised plan within 30 days after receiving notice of the rejection. A plan submitted by a health care institution could not be rejected if it is in compliance with the recommendations issued by the DEP. The DHSS would also be required, in conjunction with its periodic inspection of a licensed health care facility as authorized by law, to ensure that the health care facility is in compliance with the plan submitted. A health care institution, or any employee, staff person, contractor, or other person under the direction or supervision of the health care institution, found in violation of any provision of this bill would be subject to a civil administrative penalty of not more than $1,000 for a first violation and not more than $2,500 for each subsequent violation. In addition, a health care institution that fails to submit the plan required by the bill would be subject to a civil administrative penalty of $1,000, and an additional $1,000 per day thereafter for which the health care institution fails to submit the required plan. According to the Associated Press, a vast array of pharmaceuticals - including antibiotics, anti-convulsants, mood stabilizers, and sex hormones - have been found in the drinking water supplies of some 41 million Americans. In the course of a five-month inquiry, an AP National Investigative Team discovered that medications have been detected in the drinking water supplies of 24 major metropolitan areas, including New Jersey. It has also been reported that researchers at the United States Geological Survey analyzed a Passaic Valley Water Commission drinking water treatment plant, which serves 850,000 people in northern New Jersey, and found a metabolized angina medicine and the mood-stabilizing carbamazepine in drinking water. The bill was approved 76-0 by the Assembly and 27-0 by the Senate in February. |
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Positive Leadership Development Institute training
The Positive Leadership Development Institute (PLDI), organized by the Pacific AIDS Network (PAN), is again running it's "Core Leadership Training: Who am I as a leader?" training course.
This is a valuable professional development opportunity which takes place 24-27 February 2012, at Loon Lake in Maple Ridge, and is not a retreat.
It is open to any HIV-positive person resident in BC, although each person taking the training must be sponsored by a PAN member organization (such as POSITIVE LIVING BC). Applications need to be received by 13 December 2011 so that POSITIVE LIVING BC can agree which 4 applications to sponsor and forward to PAN for final selection.
The three main goals of the training are:
- to identify personal values and philosophy
- to develop leadership skills and practices
- to gain community knowledge and awareness
The curriculum objectives are for participants to have the opportunity:
- to understand the 5 principles and 10 commitments of leadership
- to realize individual leadership potential
- to participate in building a network of leaders within the PHA community
- to realize the potential and strengths that each individual brings to the network
- to learn about and practice leadership skills in a safe environment
- to inspire others to become leaders
- to encourage participants to take on facilitator and mentoring roles within the community
- to expand participants awareness of our community
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Vision Expo has ended and we are all trying to get some rest and catch up after a whirlwind of trade shows this month.
For those of you who read this blog regularly, you are well aware of my total admiration of Steve Jobs. Reading Walter Isaacson's book right before starting the trade show season was so timely for me since the book helped to crystallize why Steve Jobs was so successful and what we can all learn from reading it and studying Jobs' persona and management style. He may have been very tough on those who worked with him and even on his family, but despite this we cannot discount the total influence he has had over our entire universe. And we also can learn from the incredible passion he brought to his "day job" every day. While Apple or Pixar are vastly different from companies in our industry, we can still all apply Jobs' approach to business and adapt for our companies/practices/stores.
I thought the best way to share my thoughts with everyone was to simply post Isaacson's summary article from the April issue of the Harvard Business Review. I urge all of you to read this article (and then to read the actual biography). Enjoy:


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"Same Difference:" Interfaith Dialogue & Theatre
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"Same Difference" bridges gaps and promotes mutual appreciation through art and cultural projects. This short film presentation is a mosaic of efforts and individuals promoting these shared objectives and goes beyond the traditional exchange founded in conversational dialogue. Eileen Weiss, one of initiators and producers, has been long time activist in "Jews Against Genocide" from that organizations inception to confront ethnic cleansing in Bosnia & Herzegovina.
Language: English
Year of Production: 2003
Length: 15 minutes
Country: United States
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A Philadelphia jury has awarded $500,000 to a woman who fell face-first in a bar's parking lot after her foot allegedly got caught in an exposed cable wire, causing her to trip and fall.A three-day trial came after the plaintiff demanded $250,000 but was only offered $75,000.
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A recent report issued by the Boston College Center on Wealth and Philanthropy (CWP) projects that the wealth transfer from African-American households via estates in the 55-year period between 2001 and 2055 will range between $1.1 trillion to $3.4 trillion (in 2003 U.S. dollars).
The report, Wealth Transfer Estimates Among African-American Households, examines statistical patterns and trends in income, wealth, and philanthropic giving, plus the capacity of these households to make charitable gifts or leave bequests during the period studied.
The net worth of African-American households grew to $1 trillion in 2001, but their growth in wealth was outpaced by that of other households. CWP estimated that the total wealth transfer for the nation in 1991 ranged between $46.3 to $153.7 trillion.
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The Cure - Wish
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- Artist: The Cure
- Album: Wish
- Label: Elektra
- Year of Release: 1992
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- Reviewed by: charlesmartel on 2011-09-12
This enabled the Cure, when it worked, to use the music to explore themes more deeply than they could do in shorter tracks. The band could texture the music more, changing tempo bringing in instruments and different musical themes as and when they felt the need. The length of many of the tracks gave the band the opportunity to explore music Alternatively, and there was always the danger of this, filling an album with longer tracks opened the door to long, boring quasi prog-rock tracks which didn't really suit the band and certainly did not appeal to me.
With the oft-lauded Disintegration they very much leant towards the latter effect, though I have come to appreciate it more in recent months. With Wish, they leant very much towards the former. However, the album does require some active listening. It is not something you can put on and allow the music to wash over you, delving into your consciousness and opening up to you. Part of the reason for this lies in the fact that it is a much more guitar oriented album than its immediate predecessors. Disintegration, in my opinion, seriously lacked some good songs which, with a few notable exceptions such as "Plainsong", did not involve exploring the misery of love, life, death and the weather, a deficit which the band tried to make up by layering the sound with waves of guitar noise. The Cure didn't do shoegaze well, and on Disintegration, it showed. That album is even harder to appreciate a single sitting than Wish.
Wish is lighter in mood and because of the cleaner guitar sound. As a result, it comes across as a more beautiful listening experience. It is framed with a great track in "Open" and concludes, appropriately enough, with "End": not the most original concept in musical history. In between are a mixture of songs and themes. Some of the tracks, such as "Trust" and "Apart", are quite mournful and depressing, like the Cure we have all come to know and love. "A Letter to Elise" has some superb lyrics while "From the Edge of the Deep Green Sea" continues a welcome return to form from the band. Of course, a Cure album would not be complete without a disappointment and this one has two - the overly poppy "Doing the Unstuck" and the irritating "Wendy Time".
But don't let the disappointments put you off. Wish marked a welcome return to form for the Cure. Sadly, they did not sustain it. After this the Cure went off the rails and I went off the Cure.
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Category: Sewing
Type of item: Accessory
For: Women
Style: Holiday, Romantic, Hipster, Mod, Casual
cotton fabrics, batting, interfacing, metallic thread
What was your inspiration?
My scraps just "spoke to me," as they often do. I decided to try designing a crazy patch block with a star in the center. I designed the center section for paper piecing, then just crazy patched any which way toward the edges of the block.
What are you most proud of?
I love the way the star came out, especially with that emphasis with the metallic thread. I was so pleased with the result that I'm making two more of these. (This first one is already sold, but I'll eventually list the others.)
What advice would you give someone starting this project?
Just play, play, play. When one is working with small scraps there is so much to gain and so little to lose!