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Alexandra on the Pacific
Hotel Alexandra on the Pacific Mooloolaba
Alexandra on the Pacific is a four and a half star resort fully self-contained apartments, superbly located with ocean views from all apartment balconies, limited views on pool level, and only five minutes' walk to the Mooloolaba alfresco cafes, restaurants, night clubs. The Surfing Beach is across the road, with patrolled swimming beaches at Mooloolaba and Alexandra Headland only a five minute walk. All apartments are fitted out with air conditioning/ceiling fans, free cable TV, VCR, CD players, washing machine and dryer, microwave and all kitchen utensils. Heated pool, spa, sauna, barbecue facilities, licensed mini bar in apartment. Secured underground car parking and games room with pool table.
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Hotel River Esplanade Motel Mooloolaba Mooloolaba
The River Esplanade Motel Mooloolaba is perfectly located for both business and leisure guests to Sunshine Coast. With the guests' convenience in mind, each of the 21 guestrooms at the hotel is well designed and fully equipped to cater to the demands of corporate and holiday travelers looking for unique accommodation in Sunshine Coast. In-room facilities include non smoking rooms, air conditioning, hair dryer, television LCD/plasma screen, shower, separate shower and tub, satellite/cable TV. To suit guests' convenience, this Sunshine Coast accommodation offers shops, WiFi , car park, family room. To unwind, guests can enjoy the leisure facilities provided on the hotel's property, including outdoor pool, garden. With elegant facilities and hospitality, guests at this hotel will surely have an impressive stay. To make your booking at the River Esplanade Motel Mooloolaba Sunshine Coast, please enter the dates of your stay and sumbit our secure online booking form.
Windward Apartments
Hotel Windward Apartments Mooloolaba
Perfectly positioned in the heart of the Sunshine Coast at Mooloolaba Beach with year-round climate and long days of sunshine makes the Windward Apartments an ideal choice for your next holiday.LocationSituated on the Esplanade at Mooloolaba on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, the Windward Apartments is within walking distance from a number of other popular beaches and secluded coves and the famous surf lifesaver patrolled Mooloolaba Beach is at your doorstep. RoomsWindward Holiday Apartments offer fantastic Mooloolaba Holiday Apartments that are fully self-contained, spacious and comfortable to ensure your stay is memorable. All of the holiday apartments have balconies that provide breath taking panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and coastline to Maroochydore, Coolum and Noosa. RestaurantThis property does not have a restaurant. GeneralThis property provides a games room with pool table, table tennis, internet facilities and electronic games, which guests can utilise when they are not going out. You can also indulge in various activities such as surfing, swimming and lying on the golden sands of Mooloolaba Beach or the other wonderful beaches of the Sunshine Coast. Sailing, fishing, golf, bowls, whale watching, dining or wonderful Moolooloba shopping might be on your agenda.
Arabella Guesthouse
Hotel Arabella Guesthouse Mooloolaba
The Arabella Guesthouse is a luxury boutique guesthouseBed and Breakfast situated in Buderim on Queensland's Sunshine Coast a mere hour's drive north of Brisbane.Your assurance of service and splendour luxury and comfort the Arabella is your home away from home. Our well appointed luxurious suites boast the finest linen pillow-top queen size beds reverse cycle air-conditioning and stylish decor. Imported Charlotte Rhys pamper products for your personal use in your bathroom.A luxury environment assures the Arabella guest of a memorable stay in a serene private environment geared to cater to your needs and overwhelm your expectations.To ensure that your trip remains hassle free we offer a comprehensive concierge and business solutions service. Free WIFI is complimented by our business solutions centre where your courier mailing and general communication needs can easily be attended to. Our resident concierge will gladly assist with your personal queries and requirements.From tour bookings airport transfers laundry or gifting needs the Arabella staff remain at your service.Within minutes from pristine beaches lush hinterland and endless options to keep the peaceful pondering or the enthusiast entertained. Whether for business or pleasure the Sunshine Coast never ceases to amaze and meet even the most discerning traveller's expectations. Buderim village is the perfect base for the discerning traveller. Restaurants walks shops and services all abound in this neatly packaged friendly village.The Arabella Guesthouse has the most favoured locality in Buderim for access to all parts of the Sunshine Coast including unrivalled sea views.For the discerning traveller looking for a weekend getaway a luxury business stay or even an exclusive wedding venue our accommodation is geared to meet your needs.
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IMF says Spanish banks need nearly $50 billion
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(AP) WASHINGTON - The International Monetary Fund is estimating that Spanish banks need at least a euro40 billion ($49.87 billion) capital injection following a stress test it performed on the country's financial sector.
The lending institution said Friday that Spain's financial sector is well managed but vulnerable. It recommended that banks raise capital by an additional unspecified amount beyond the euro40 billion to properly restructure troubled banks, noting that the country should be prepared for further bank losses.
"Going forward, it will be critical to communicate clearly the strategy for providing a credible backstop for capital shortfalls a backstop that experience shows it is better to overestimate than underestimate," said Ceyla Pazarbasioglu, an IMF deputy director who head of the team that conducted the report
Will Spain seek an international bailout?
The IMF report said that most large banks in Spain are resilient but are being undermined by the vulnerabilities of weaker banks. It praised Spain for steps it had already taken to shore up its financial sector.
"Executive directors commended the Spanish authorities for the significant progress made in consolidating the banking sector and addressing balance sheet weaknesses amidst challenging economic conditions," the IMF said.
The Spanish government appears resigned to the need for a bailout from Europe.
Spanish Deputy Prime Minister Soraya Saenz de Santamaria said Friday that the country could decide this month whether to request a bailout. She said the government will not act until receiving evaluations from the IMF and two independent auditors Spain has hired. The auditors' surveys are due by June 21.
Saenz de Santamaria declined to say how much the sector, hit by the collapse of the country's real estate bubble, might need. Commenting on reports that 17 eurozone finance ministers will hold a conference call the Saturday on Spain, she said that "no meeting is planned" but would not confirm or deny whether some kind of communication would take place.
Spain has been criticized as being too slow to set out a road map to resolve its problem. European business leaders and analysts have stressed that Spain must find a solution quickly so that it is not caught up in any market turmoil sparked by the Greek elections on June 17.
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No wonder countries are in so much financial trouble.
This figure just goes to show you how smar the IMF is NOT.!!
In just two days the amount Spain needs has jumped to between $125 to $150 BILLION dollars.
Underestimating the amounts of money countries need to survive seems to be a disease among entities like the IMF, the Federal Reserve and Congress.
European countries leaders are now digging the same deep holes for their countries as the "leaders"of the US.
GB2, Congress and Obama are responsible for our current crisis, along with Wall Street, corrupt banks, bought and paid for Congressmen, big business, mortgage lenders etc..
It will be interesting to see if European countries "reward" their failed banks,etc. for their misdeeds. - reply
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- Only $50 Billion? We'll give it to 'em.
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Where does number come from? What is the expected impact of run on Spanish banks? Are reserve funds available at sufficent level?
What is the Spanish governement doing regarding bankruptcy reform? This is a MAJOR issue. The bad loans MUST be discharged from the banks, individuals and businesses. These zombie loans must be expunged in an orderly fashion. - reply

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Tracing the roots of "progressive education" back to European ideals of totalitarianism
Progressingamerica - June 9, 2012
One of the most dangerous aspects of progressivism is the stranglehold they have upon the educational system. None of the ideas they have are new, some may be modern spins on old ideals, but these ultimately go back a long, long way. John Dewey is very well known as the father of modern education, but Dewey himself cites Mann as the "patron saint of progressive education". This makes Mann an important figure to be readily knowledgable about, as well as the roots of his beliefs.
Horace Mann is to Massachusetts' education what Dewey is to American education, to put it shortly. But tracking down the influences is what I'm going to attempt to do, and in doing so this will take quite some time. Because of the format of a blog, this may come off as convoluted if it's not read all the way through. Here, I copied a small line from TIME which mentions how Mann traveled to Germany and while there, he picked up ideas. What those ideas were, is what's important. I can't read the full article, but I have little doubt that they gloss over the fact that Mann was highly influenced by Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi past that one line.
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Pumpkin Pancakes
November 21, 2012 § 2 Comments
J: I haven't had much time recently for baking or trying new fun breakfast or dessert foods. However, every fall I go a little bit pumpkin crazy. It's just been delayed a bit this year because this semester has been more stressful than usual (quals, anyone?). So, while I have a little bit of "downtime," as much as anyone gets downtime in grad school, I jumped on it as an excuse to finally, finally, try a new pumpkin recipe.
White Chocolate Chip Pecan Muffins
June 14, 2012 § Leave a Comment
J: I'll come out and admit it up front: these muffins are kind of cheating. They are actually the same basic recipe as these muffins, just with a few minor tweaks — why mess with a good thing, right? Anyway, the coffee cake muffins were kind of delicious, in case you don't remember or are just joining us now on our culinary journey (welcome!). But we wanted something different and had some interesting ingredients lying around, so … this variation was born! And who could complain?
Pink Velvet Cake
January 27, 2012 § Leave a Comment
J: This cake was actually my birthday cake last October (clearly, we need to post more often so we aren't doing months-late posts like this so much…). I know very few people who don't like red velvet cake, and I am no exception — except I have always sort of turned a blind eye to how exactly the cake gets red. The answer to that is: TONS of food coloring. Which, I mean, is all well and good, if you don't mind consuming ridiculous amounts of chemicals, but Erik and I have been trying to cut down on our chemical intake. Watching one's girlish figure, and all.
Anyway, we were trying to figure out ways in which we could get the cake red without using food coloring. The obvious choice here was to use beets, but what fun is going with the obvious choice? Erik's alternative idea was to use strawberries. It didn't exactly not work, but, well, the cake was less red and more pink. Hence, the title. « Read the rest of this entry »
Rum-Soaked Berry Apple Pie
January 4, 2012 § 3 Comments
J: I have been on a major pie kick since Thanksgiving, and not least because I really enjoy making pie dough. I love working with dough of all kinds — bread dough, cookie dough (duh!), pizza dough, scone dough, pie dough. And the basic recipe for pie dough that we have been using, from the Joy of Cooking, is simple and produces consistently excellent results if you work with it correctly (more details on that later). Once you've gotten this down, you don't have to buy pie dough (or quiche dough, for that matter) ever again. And you know how we feel here at Nombudsman about buying food that can be just as easily made at home!
Incidentally, another bonus to making pie dough is that all of a sudden you have a delicious vessel that you can put more delicious stuff in, and then bake, and then eat. It's kind of magical that way.
So, Erik and I were at his parents' house this week and we decided we were going to make a dessert. As I was on the aforementioned pie kick, it was clear what kind of dessert it would be. The only question was what to put in the pie. In a joint moment of genius, we hit on berries and apples, and then decided that clearly it would be in everyone's best interest to soak the fruit in rum before we baked the pie.
That was a very, very good choice. « Read the rest of this entry »
Bite-Size Apple Pies
November 20, 2011 § 5 Comments
J: So, I had this idea back in September about making apple pie cookies. I am in love with apple butter, and we had just found some organic apple butter in our local Whole Foods, so I was trying to think of delicious baking endeavors that I could use it for. As fall was just around the corner, the flavors of apple pie came to mind immediately, and then I had an extra burst of inspiration and decided that what we really needed was apple pie in the form of cookies.
This idea was finally put into action at dinner party #2, in October, when we made thumbprint-esque apple pie cookies by taking pie dough, pressing an indentation into it, and adding some slices of apple along with our magical apple butter concoction. These were so tasty that among 5 of us, we devoured the entire batch. Oops?
Since they all disappeared within half an hour of being baked, Erik and I decided that, um, we wanted more of them, and we wanted more very quickly. So we made another batch the next day, and decided that this time we would amp them up a little and make legit mini-apple pies, since the "cookies" were pretty close to mini-pies already. « Read the rest of this entry »
Coffee Pecan Brownies
October 9, 2011 § Leave a Comment
J: I have a confession to make. Our usual dessert here in the Nombudsman household is cookie dough — we have a standard recipe (from the Joy of Cooking, of course) memorized and we have each made it so many times that we can probably throw it together in 5 minutes, tops, at this point. More often than not, we don't have the patience to bake anything and we just end up nibbling on the dough. But, the other night, we were feeling a little bored with our standard, so we tried to think of something else we could make. Something not too complicated but delicious and, of course, chocolatey.
Brownies seemed an obvious choice, particularly because neither of us had made them in ages. We'd recently made an entrée that involved toasted pecans (don't worry, it'll be up soon), and I was still remembering the mouthwatering smell those nuts gave off while they were toasting, so another obvious option presented itself in the form of toasting more pecans and adding them. And, for the final touch, we threw in some instant coffee, because come on, chocolate, nuts, and coffee? Match made in heaven. « Read the rest of this entry »
Rombauer Chocolate Cheescake
September 15, 2011 § Leave a Comment
E: Pretty much every year for the last 3 or 4, I've used the same recipe for my birthday cake. It's a newspaper recipe I got from some friends of mine, and really makes the most delicious chocolate cake I've ever had. I promise it will be on here some day. (We made one over the winter holidays last year as a New Year's cake, but we didn't get pictures of anything but the finished product.) But this year, I wanted to switch things up for my birthday. I wanted cheesecake. And so cheesecake we made!
I've baked this cheesecake at least twice before, and every time it manages to blow me away. This time we started pretty late at night and cut some corners with the crust, so as you'll see it isn't the finest nor the neatest crumb crust known to man. I'm convinced I've got the right method, because the last time I made one of these I got a perfectly neat, beautifully even crumb crust. So bear with me. And even if you overcook it a little and it cracks (ours did, though again last time we got it just right and it was perfect) it will still be absolutely delicious. If you are really worried about it you can always bake it bain marie style, though you certainly don't have to. If you decide to do this, I certainly recommend pre-baking the crust to make sure it gets crispy.
Zucchini Bread
August 28, 2011 § Leave a Comment
J: This is a family recipe that my mom used to make all the time when I was growing up. I would always get so excited when I came home from school and smelled zucchini bread fresh out of the oven — this is such a yummy, hearty, and sweet-but-not-too-sweet bread. It's got a rich flavor and, even though the zucchini itself doesn't pop out and hit you in the nose, it lends a lovely moistness to the bread, giving it an almost cake-like texture.


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Leading businessman to speak at Taunton Prep School (From Somerset County Gazette)
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Leading businessman to speak at Taunton Prep School
6:30am Thursday 21st February 2013 in News By Newsdesk
TAUNTON Prep School is welcoming one of the country's leading business figures to give a talk on his career tonight - and the public are welcome to attend.
After a six-month Graduate Training Scheme with C & J Clark at Street, John Timpson joined the family footwear business William Timpson Limited, becoming the Director responsible for buying in 1970.
In 1983 he led a £42m management buyout of the company which had become part of the Hanson Trust. In 1987 he sold the shoe shops to rival retailer George Oliver and subsequently concentrated on building up the shoe repairing and key cutting business, which he has diversified into engraving, watch repairs, dry cleaning and photo processing.
Timpson now has over 800 branches nationwide with a turnover of £150m and profits of over £10m. It is a private business wholly owned by Mr Timpson and his family.
Mr Timpson is in demand for an increasing number of speaking engagements talking about his unique business style, which he calls 'Upside-down Management'.
This event at 7pm in the Old Library at Taunton School is free to attend - simply email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 01823-703305 to book your place.


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Why West Des Moines Woman is Unhappy About Going Braless
Police say there was no sign of forced entry, leading them to believe bra bandit – or 'cat burglar' – has a key or garage keypad access.
A 52-year-old West Des Moines woman reported to police Monday morning that someone has stolen about $600 worth of bras and panties.
About $360 in cash also turned up missing from her West Des Moines home.
The woman told West Des Moines Police Officer Blain Brinkmeyer that all keys to her house are accounted for and there have been no signs of forced entry. The mystery started around May 30, when she noticed two size 32A push-up bras and a black bra, size 34C, were missing.
Since then, two more push-up bras, one purple and the other hot pink, have disappeared. The missing lingerie also includes: four size 32A strapless bras, two of them tan, one black and one pink; two tan size 34C strapless bras; four regular bras, sizes unspecified; and three pair of thong underpants.
The victim told Brinkmeyer that occasionally, her family asks a neighbor boy who has the garage door code to tend to family cats. But she declined to provide his name until she has a chance to speak with her husband, police said.
Randy Osborne
8:55 am on Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Yes. It sort of makes you suspect the author (after the neighbor boy, obviously).
Ron Rosen
7:14 pm on Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Could we please have the color and size of the panties? Also, we'll need the serial numbers of the stolen bills.
Bradley Rokos
1:14 am on Thursday, June 21, 2012
Why does the lady have size c and a bras? Where is the love for cup size b?
Teena Shineflew McIntire
12:25 pm on Thursday, July 5, 2012
My thoughts exactly...Spillage?
Paul Myers
9:48 am on Friday, July 20, 2012
Even though she is 52, she is not wearing granny panties!


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5 Ways to Keep College Dreams from Becoming Money Nightmares by Bruce Watson May 16th 2013 11:43AM If your dream idea of college is equal parts prestige degree and "Van Wilder," wake up to fiscal reality: Here are a few dreams you could sacrifice to keep the costs in check.
Breast Cancer Gene: Why Most Women Can't Do What Jolie Did by Bruce Watson May 15th 2013 2:05PM When it comes to breast cancer, your health care can be trumped by your finances: Even if your best bet is to follow in Angelia Jolie's footsteps, you may not be able to.
Delayed Launch: How (and Why) to Postpone Your Job Market Debut by Bruce Watson May 11th 2013 5:00AM If you just got your diploma, but aren't quite ready for the job market (or you think it's not ready for you), here are a few things to do while you wait for hiring to...
This Mother's Day, Do More Than Pay Lip Service to Your Mom's Health by Bruce Watson May 10th 2013 5:00PM This mother's day, give your mom a gift that keeps on giving...a lipstick without lead.
Student Loan Debt Isn't Just a Horror. Now It's a Horror Movie by Bruce Watson May 9th 2013 5:00AM A horror movie takes aim at the most terrifying thing in the world ... student loan debt!
Don't Eat the Marshmallow! 4 Tips for Financial Self-Control by Michele Lerner May 8th 2013 12:28PM Professor Joachim de Posada, author of "Keep Your Eye on the Marshmallow," explains how to achieve financial success by focusing on long-term goals rather than quick rewards.
Money Lessons From Mom by Dan Caplinger May 8th 2013 5:00AM As Mother's Day approaches, the author remembers the lessons his mother taught about saving money and living well.


text: Indian Rocks Beach Homeowners Association Upcoming EventsNext Thursday Sept. 19th is the next boat club meeting - Marlin Time (inside Brewmasters) 6-7 p.m. Happy Hour and 7 p.m. meeting. Plans for the island cleanup scheduled the morning of Oct. 11 will be finalized and the Veteran's Boat Parade will be discussed. Saturday, September 20th, IRB will sponsor Poker Run. Registration will be held at Cuso's Cantina and the end of the run party is at Crabby Bill's Loading Dock. The goal is to visit the participating bars and restaurants from 3 to 8 p.m. At each location someone will sign your registration card and give you a playing card - limit one card per person per location. Make your best five card poker hand and present it at the Crabby Bill's Loading Dock party, for a chance to win prizes. If you don't know how to play poker, someone will be available to help you pick your hand. There will be cash prizes for the top three hands and the worst hand. There will also be random drawings held throughout the evening at the Loading Dock. You must be present to win. There are a number of IRB locations for you to visit. Each will be offering different drink specials. You don't have to visit them all. You can choose which ones you want to go to, but you do need five to make your poker hand. The cost to participate is $5 per person in advance, $10 the day of the event. Registration forms will be available at IRB HOA's Happy Hours and on IRBhome.com. All participants will receive a Homeowners Koozie along with their registration card. Everyone is encouraged everyone to register in advance and not to DRINK & DRIVE! Take the trolley or since these are all in IRB, walk the route. Plans for November's Taste of IRB are being finalized. This year's event is November 8th from 5 to10 p.m. New this year is a raffle for hundreds of dollars of restaurant gift certificates and other goodies. Raffle tickets will be sold at upcoming Happy Hours. If you would like to volunteer that evening to sell beer, wine or raffle tickets, send an email to Becky Griffin, Treasurer IRB Homeowners Assoc. |


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Web Translator Lite
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Web Translator Lite is a simple application specialized for web page translation.
You can translate any page quickly by using browser's "Share Page" feature.
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- Show the web page you want to translate on your browser.
- Select [Menu] -> [More] -> [Share Page] -> [Web Translator Lite].
- Select the original and translation language from the drop down lists, and tap "Translate".
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James: What's next for Allison on Teen Wolf? I kind of hated her by the end of the season.
Creator Jeff Davis is well-aware of the Allison backlash post-finale (he saw that "Kill Allison" was trending on Twitter. Way harsh, people!) and is confident people will come to love her again in season three. "It will be interesting to see if it comes back, if they come back to love her again, which I think they will," he explains. "I mean, that was the whole plan with Isaac. He was supposed to be the bad guy in the beginning and then by the end you were supposed to be completely on his side. He needs to be redeemed, so I threw a puppy in there with him." Yeah, we're assuming Allison will probably get a kitten in season three.


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To decrease is defined as to make something smaller or fewer or to become smaller or fewer.
(verb)See decrease in Webster's New World College Dictionary
intransitive verb, transitive verb decreased, decreasing
Origin: ME decresen < OFr decreistre < L decrescere < de-, from, away + crescere, grow: see crescent
Origin: ME decres
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See decrease in American Heritage Dictionary 4
intr. & tr.v. de·creased, de·creas·ing, de·creas·es
Origin: Middle English decresen
Origin: , from Old French decreistre, decreiss-
Origin: , from Latin dēcrēscere
Origin: : dē-, de-
Origin: + crēscere, to grow; see ker-2 in Indo-European roots
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Debra Eschmeyer is the Co-Founder and Partnerships and Policy Director of FoodCorps and an organic fruit and vegetable farmer. Ms. Eschmeyer oversees the strategy development, policy, and partnerships of FoodCorps, a national nonprofit that seeks to reverse childhood obesity and food insecurity by increasing vulnerable children's knowledge of, engagement with, and access to healthy food. The centerpiece of FoodCorps is an AmeriCorps public service Farm to School program that recruits emerging leaders for a year of service in high-obesity, limited-resource communities of need.
She is a recipient of the 2011 James Beard Foundation Leadership Award, in recognition of her school food reform efforts as a Kellogg Food & Community Fellow and as the Communications and Outreach Director of the National Farm to School Network. Eschmeyer was an editor for Food Justice, a contributor to the documentary Lunch Line, author of several publications, and creator of campaigns and films to better connect federal nutrition programs with local agriculture.
Ms. Eschmeyer is based on her fifth generation family farm in Ohio, Harvest Sun, where she manages 22 acres of organic fruits and vegetables. She serves on the Advisory Committee of AGree and is on the Sustainable Business Leadership Council of the Culinary Institute of America.


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A few things I noticed about the NYC Marathon Lottery today:
The crowd seemed to have no energy. I was so excited when the clock struck 12 noon and the show began. They opened to shots of people just standing around looking hot and board. Perhaps we could get the crowd rallied a bit. We could maybe host the event a little later in the day, say 4pm. Spectators might have a little higher energy level in cooler temperatures. Instead of allowing just the ticket holders in the corral, let their families and friends in as well. I know I can more easily cut loose and relax when I am with people I know. NYC has people who produce these kinds of events and Read the rest of this entry »


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They told me it would "happen over night". Well, apparently last night was the one.
Until now Riley "crawled" mostly by accident for a second or two. Recently, she'd crawl a little bit to get a little closer to something nearby to pull herself up, but she perfered to roll and scoot to cross rooms. Until today.
Of course, I'm having major surgery tomorrow and will be pretty immobile for a while and my darling daughter has decided to pick up the slack. She was playing in her room on the floor and I was in my room cleaning up my desk. I looked up to see her crawling out or her room with complete singleness of purpose. She went right into the bathroom and grabbed the garbage can. I grabbed her, closed the bathroom door and gated her so she could go only between her bedroom and mine.
What timing kiddo!


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Thursday, February 28, 2013
Nail polish rack
Materials: RIBBA frame, wood edge protector, cardboard, adhesive paper
Description: Both the two nail polish racks are made with a white RIBBA frame (9¾ x 9¾ inches and 1¾ inches depth, i.e. 25x25 cm and 4.5 cm depth). Shelters and protections to secure the nail polish bottles are all made by cutting a wood edge protector. They are stitched on the internal box of the RIBBA frame by using a staple gun. The purple background is made covering a 9x9 inches (23x23 cm) cardboard with purple adhesive paper.
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where did you buy the wood edge protectors? home depots showing no luck and Im having trouble finding some online....
ReplyDeleteReplies- AnonymousMay 17, 2013 2:28 PM
sorry for the late reply. We bought it in the nearest Leroy Merlin shop. Unfortunately they don't sell in US or UK. BTW it's a pretty common stuff in my country (Italy) and you can find it in different colors and shapes.
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Psycholawlogy provides an information bridge between the legal profession and applied psychological science. Psycholawlogy.com exists to help legal service providers of all kinds including lawyers, judges, professors, and others, get connected with sound applied behavioral science and discover ways to better understand themselves, their clients or customers, and their work and workplaces so that they can find balance between work and personal life, do great work, and create and have greater places to work.
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Tick – tock. The "billable hour" determines so much in the lives of many professionals, including lawyers. Many have to "keep time". Time keeping accounts for how many lawyers spend their time doing their work, factors into how much their clients get charged, directly impacts how most large law firms generate income, and plays [...]The post The [Lawyer's] Billable Hour: How Much Does 360 Seconds Cost? Who Pays? appeared first on Psycholawlogy.... Read more »
DeVoe SE, & Pfeffer J. (2010) The stingy hour: how accounting for time affects volunteering. Personality , 36(4), 470-83. PMID: 20363903
by Dan DeFoe in Psycholawlogy
People who ostracize – ignore or exclude – others incur psychological costs. Researchers who recently explored whether people suffer psychological costs when they comply with social directives to ignore or exclude cause others reached that conclusion. The pressure to ignore or exclude someone has become an "all too common" experience, and the authors noted [...]The post Ostracism Hurts: The Psychological Costs of Ignoring or Excluding Others appeared first on Psychol........ Read more »
Legate N, Dehaan CR, Weinstein N, & Ryan RM. (2013) Hurting you hurts me too: the psychological costs of complying with ostracism. Psychological science, 24(4), 583-8. PMID: 23447557
by Dan DeFoe in Psycholawlogy
How accurately do lawyers predict their case outcomes? These forecasts play a pivotal role in practical legal decision-making, and affect many stakeholders: the lawyer; the client; and the justice environment as a whole. Prediction errors can cost the client and their lawyer. Prediction errors can make cases become an unnecessary burden on the system. [...]The post Legal Case Management: Prediction of Case Outcomes, Overconfidence, and Lawyers' Need for Calibration Tools – P........ Read more »
Goodman-Delahunty, J., Granhag, P., Hartwig, M., & Loftus, E. (2010) Insightful or wishful: Lawyers' ability to predict case outcomes. Psychology, Public Policy, and Law, 16(2), 133-157. DOI: 10.1037/a0019060
by Dan DeFoe in Psycholawlogy
Trial judges occupy the command and control position on the front line of America's dispute resolution battlefield. Trial judges do so many things vital to our system of justice. They rule issues of fact and law, determine rights and responsibilities, decide questions about relevance and admissibility of evidence for the finder of fact, manage [...]The post Trial Judge Decision Making and Psychological Science: Fertile Ground for Inquiry appeared first on Psycholawlogy.... Read more »
Vidmar, N. (2011) The Psychology of Trial Judging. Current Directions in Psychological Science, 20(1), 58-62. DOI: 10.1177/0963721410397283
by Dan DeFoe in Psycholawlogy
Millions of people yearn for happiness. We should know now that science can help. That "good news" headline can apply to article recently published in a leading psychological science journal and featured in this post. Happiness feels good, does good, is good for us, and can lead to success. Research shows that the deliberate [...]The post The How, What, When, and Why of [Lawyer] Happiness Increasing Strategies: Initial Understanding From the "Positive-Activity Model........ Read more »
Lyubomirsky, S., & Layous, K. (2013) How Do Simple Positive Activities Increase Well-Being?. Current Directions in Psychological Science, 22(1), 57-62. DOI: 10.1177/0963721412469809
by Dan DeFoe in Psycholawlogy
Discrimination violates the law, harms workers, and costs organizations millions of dollars each year. The official journal of the American Psychological Association, American Psychologist, recently introduced and discussed two coping strategies used by targets of workplace discrimination. The authors also explain how the diversity policies and practices adopted and implemented by organizations can impact [...]The post Identity Management Coping Strategies and Diversity Policies: The Role o........ Read more »
Shih M, Young MJ, & Bucher A. (2013) Working to reduce the effects of discrimination: Identity management strategies in organizations. The American psychologist, 68(3), 145-57. PMID: 23586490
by Dan DeFoe in Psycholawlogy
We all make significant life decisions. These choices impact our future emotional well-being. We want to foresee how our choices will impact us in the future. A number of research studies show that our forecasts about our emotional reactions to future emotional events guide our decisions about relationships, occupations, and health behaviors. Other [...]The post Significant Life [Legal] Decisions and the Impact of Emotional Intelligence on the Accuracy of Forecasting Future Emotional ........ Read more »
Hoerger, M., Chapman, B., Epstein, R., & Duberstein, P. (2012) Emotional intelligence: A theoretical framework for individual differences in affective forecasting. Emotion, 12(4), 716-725. DOI: 10.1037/a0026724
by Dan DeFoe in Psycholawlogy
Judges, jurors, lawyers, and EEO investigators evaluate possible instances of sexual harassment. Their judgments stem from assumptions about whether the complainant experienced unwelcome, severe, and pervasive conduct in a hostile work environment. Psycho-legal researchers identify these persons as "predictors". Predictors do not directly experience or observe the workplace misconduct. Instead, they gauge the impact [...]The post Predictions About Workplace Sexual Harassment:........ Read more »
Wiener, R., Gervais, S., Allen, J., & Marquez, A. (2012) Eye of the Beholder: Effects of Perspective and Sexual Objectification on Harassment Judgments. Psychology, Public Policy, and Law. DOI: 10.1037/a0028497
by Dan DeFoe in Psycholawlogy
Jury decision-making has implications for psychological research. Psychological research has implications for jury-decision making. Leading jury and decision-making researchers recently discussed how psychological science can examine individual and group decision-making as well as a number of other topics. They offered possible focus points for basic and applied research. According to this team, the "good [...]The post Jury Decision Making and Psychological Science: A Give and Tak........ Read more »
Bornstein, B., & Greene, E. (2011) Jury Decision Making: Implications For and From Psychology. Current Directions in Psychological Science, 20(1), 63-67. DOI: 10.1177/0963721410397282
by Dan DeFoe in Psycholawlogy
A team of Australian psychological science researchers recently investigated the relationship between emotional intelligence [EI] and psychological health and law students. Their purpose statement noted: "Knowing more about the EI of law students may help us to understand their apparent high incidence of depression, which has been reported extensively in the United States [...]The post Law Student Emotional Intelligence, Personality, and Psychological Health: An Initial Understanding........ Read more »
James, C., Bore, M., & Zito, S. (2012) Emotional Intelligence and Personality as Predictors of Psychological Well-Being. Journal of Psychoeducational Assessment, 30(4), 425-438. DOI: 10.1177/0734282912449448
by Dan DeFoe in Psycholawlogy
Work stress drains us. It depletes our personal characteristics, conditions, or energies which we value, and we suffer from poor well-being. A process of physical and mental strain reactions causes these effects. The recovery process, characterized as replenishing exhausted resources, gaining new resources, and interrupting the loss cycle, undoes these reactions caused by [...]The post Job Stress, Recovery Training, and [Lawyer] Well-being Outcomes: Expecting Benefits Influences Your Rec........ Read more »
Hahn, V., Binnewies, C., Sonnentag, S., & Mojza, E. (2011) Learning how to recover from job stress: Effects of a recovery training program on recovery, recovery-related self-efficacy, and well-being. Journal of Occupational Health Psychology, 16(2), 202-216. DOI: 10.1037/a0022169
by Dan DeFoe in Psycholawlogy
What does green mean? How does the color green influence us? Recent research suggests these short answers: green means growth and green influences creativity. Psychological scientists recently examined the functional meaning of green. Their research focused on the color green and its influence on creativity. Green's influence has implications beyond aesthetics. The researchers stated [...]The post The Meaning and Influence of Green: A "Green Effect" Facilitates Creat........ Read more »
Lichtenfeld, S., Elliot, A., Maier, M., & Pekrun, R. (2012) Fertile Green: Green Facilitates Creative Performance. Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 38(6), 784-797. DOI: 10.1177/0146167212436611
by Dan DeFoe in Psycholawlogy
A team of leading organizational psychology researchers recently studied the causes and consequences of ambition. They considered over a hundred prior research articles from psychological, vocational behavior, and sociology literatures, and came up with a satisfactory definition of ambition, and developed and tested their model of ambition in the context of career success. [...]The post Ambition: An Important Character Trait And Predictor of Positive Life Outcomes appeared first on Psycholawl........ Read more »
Judge, T., & Kammeyer-Mueller, J. (2012) On the value of aiming high: The causes and consequences of ambition. Journal of Applied Psychology, 97(4), 758-775. DOI: 10.1037/a0028084
by Dan DeFoe in Psycholawlogy
The choice between moral action and selfish action by workers has important consequences for organizations. One question about unethical and counterproductive workplace behaviors comes front and center: What prevents a person from engaging in unethical behavior? One personality trait particularly important for understanding moral character, guilt proneness, provides a key to predicting which [...]The post How Low Is Your GASP Score? Higher Guilt Proneness is Better. appeared first on Psy........ Read more »
Cohen, T., Panter, A., & Turan, N. (2012) Guilt Proneness and Moral Character. Current Directions in Psychological Science, 21(5), 355-359. DOI: 10.1177/0963721412454874
by Dan DeFoe in Psycholawlogy
"Bad" bosses who are "company" men or women are bad for the firm's business. Organizations empower supervisors to direct, evaluate, and coach employees. Some supervisors support their direct reports and empower them to reach their goals. Others belittle, demean, intentionally devalue, hold in contempt, humiliate, insult, or otherwise abuse their subordinates. Victims who [...]The post Abusive [Law Firm] Bosses: When "Company" Men & Women Ar........ Read more »
Shoss, M., Eisenberger, R., Restubog, S., & Zagenczyk, T. (2013) Blaming the organization for abusive supervision: The roles of perceived organizational support and supervisor's organizational embodiment. Journal of Applied Psychology, 98(1), 158-168. DOI: 10.1037/a0030687
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Have you ever thought that this phrase – "24 / 7 365" – applies to you and your work? If yes, then you know that you do not stop working, e.g. check emails, and you think about your work, e.g. not forgetting about a difficult task, during off job-time. Because you do [...]The post Psychological Detachment – The Importance and Benefits of Mentally "Switching Off" From Work During Leisure Time appeared first on Psycholawlogy.... Read more »
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Daniel Hensley and Jordan Moore were the "Kings of the Coal Fields" on Saturday night at Logan High School's Willie Akers Arena.
Hensley, a Chapmanville native and Moore, who hails from Verdunville, each won pro fight main events at the King of the Coal Fields II, which was put on by Black Eye Promotions of Boone County.
Saturday's 11-bout card completed the two-night event which began last Friday night with nine fights.
Hensley made a triumphant return to the ring as he came out of retirement to beat Gonzales Jones in a four-round unanimous decision by the judges.
Hensley stayed undefeated in his professional career and improved to 6-0.
Backing Jones into the corner several times in the first, second and third rounds with a series of hard rights, jabs and uppercuts, Hensley seemed to wear down Jones and nearly was able to score a knockout win several times.
After Hensley dominated the first round by taking the initiative to Jones, the fight was stopped briefly in the second as the Ohioan was given a head butt warning by official Ashley McNeely.
In the third round, Hensley backed a swaying Jones into the ropes but the Ohio boxer was saved by the bell.
Again in the fourth round, Hensley wore down his Buckeye State challenger and had him in the ropes but somehow Jones was able to survive to the bell as the local partisans chanted "Daniel, Daniel, Daniel."
Hensley, bloodied by a cut over his right eye, showed no signs of rust as he boxed in his first pro bout in 12 years. Hensley, a winner of 27 boxing titles, a top 10 World Toughman ranking and three professional knockouts, ended up winning his first fight since 2000 when he retired.
In the other Co-Main Event, Moore, a former all-state Logan High School baseball standout and two-time Logan area Toughman champion, improved to 2-0 in his young pro boxing career as he won in a four-round unanimous decision over Orion Bolds, an under-19 USA Boxing champion from Canton, Ohio.
Moore, who won his pro debut back in November as part of the Toughman card, had Bolds on the ropes several times and had a knockdown early in the match but was unable to finish off the Ohio boxer.
Moore was 24-3 as an amateur.
In one of the other featured professional bouts of the evening, Madison's Zack Kuhn improved to 4-1-1 with a third-round TKO at the 1:25 mark over Mike Arnold of Canton, Ohio. Kuhn, who also boxed and won in a pro fight back in November at the Logan Toughman, also has 155 amateur bouts under his belt.
In another pro fight, Charleston's Jon Hill of Charleston won a four-round unanimous decision over Justin "The Teddy Bear" Navaria of Zanesville, Ohio. Hill is a former Logan area Toughman and Golden Gloves champion.
The first pro fight was won by Madison's Chris Jones in a first-round KO over Travis Frederick of McCreary, Ky. Jones, a four-time Rough and Rowdy champion, is now 3-0 as a professional.
There were also six amateur bouts on the card, which were sanctioned by USA Boxing.
In the Amateur Main Event, Michael Belcher, a Columbus, Ohio native who trains in Madison, won in a decision over Nathan Hamilton.
In the other Amateur Main Event, Cyclone's Michael Harless improved to 17-4 with a first-round KO over Randy Toney of Madison.
Byron "The Philadelphia Brawler" Moore, who trains in Madison's Light's Out Gym and hails from North Philadelphia, Pa., won won in a first-round TKO over Josh "The Fireman" Jeffrey of Mud Fork.
The first amateur bout was won by Chapmanville's Boo Hensley, who took a second-round TKO over Andrew Barker of Madison.
Lee Dyess of Charleston then scored a first-round win over Hakeem Johnson of Huntington when Johnson sustained a shoulder injury and the match had to be stopped.
Austin O'Neal of Ohio then won a split decision amateur bout over Corey Newman of Newark, Ohio.
Boxing event officials plan on having King of the Coal Fields III in September.


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Act I takes place on May 5th of an unspecified year, in an unspecified provincial town in Russia. It is the twentieth birthday of Irina, the youngest of the sisters mentioned in the play's title. It is also the one year anniversary of the death of their father, Colonel Prozorov, who moved his family there from Moscow eleven years earlier. Irina and her older sisters, Olga and Masha, receive visitors, members of the military battery that is assigned to the town. The sisters discuss how bored they are with the town, how they long to move back to Moscow, and their brother Andrei, who will probably become a university professor. Olga, who is twenty-eight and the oldest sister, expresses interest in the new lieutenant colonel who has been assigned to the town, Vershinin, but is told that he is married, with two children. Chebutykin, the drunken old doctor who had... View more of the The Three Sisters Summary
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