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Category: SPORT
170 K Road, Werribee South, Victoria, 3030 Website: www.equestrianvictoriaevents.com.au/Melbourne3DE/index.php Victoria SPORT 9139583 Phone Number: 61 03 9013 0707 Fax Number: 61 03 9974 0577
From 07-Jun-2013 to 10-Jun-2013 Incorporating a great weekend of entertainment over the Queen's Birthday long weekend this event is a highlight on the Australian Eventing calendar. Comprising three phases; dressage, cross country and showjumping, 3 Day Eventing is one of the most challenging and exciting equestrian sports. International 3 Day Events are graded according to level of difficulty with stars awarded to indicate the Event's grading. Melbourne International 3 Day Event is a 3 Star, the second highest grade, only surpassed in difficulty by events such as the Olympic and World Equestrian Games. Conducted in the beautiful surrounds of Werribee Park Mansion and the National Equestrian Centre, only half an hour from Melbourne, MI3DE is not to be missed. Spectators are well catered for with the dressage and showjumping phases held indoors at the equestrian centre. The cross country course winds through the State Rose Garden and formal grounds of Werribee Park Mansion. Outdoor hospitality marquees on the Cross Country Course plus an expanded trade village, food court and wine and food show ensure an eventful weekend for all!
Category: EXHIBIT
Melbourne Showgrounds, Ascot Vale, Victoria, 3032 Website: www.paxaustralia.com.au Victoria EXHIBIT 9169431 Phone Number: 61 02 9422 2391 Fax Number: 61 02 9993 8331
From 19-Jul-2013 to 21-Jul-2013 Melbourne is proud to host the first ever Australian PAX event. PAX is the largest consumer games event in North America, first held in Seattle in 2004 and nearly doubling in size each successive year and expanding to a second show in Boston in 2010. A festival celebrating games culture, it connects the world's leading game publishers with their most avid fans while providing an inclusive community environment. PAX Australia will combine the exciting program from the international shows with local content and community events. International guests, speakers, musicians and developers will join local game industry representatives to showcase games and community events in Australia. PAX Australia will be held at the Melbourne Showgrounds from 19-21 July, 2013 and will be run by ReedPOP in conjunction with Penny Arcade.
Nicholson St, Carlton, Victoria, 3053 Website: www.motorclassica.com.au Victoria EXHIBIT 9132903 Phone Number: 61 03 9321 6760 Fax Number: 61 03 9321 6751
From 25-Oct-2013 to 27-Oct-2013 The Royal Exhibition Building in Melbourne is set to well and truly stamp its place on the international classic motoring calendar with the return of Motorclassica from 26 - 28 October 2012. Bringing together more than $100 million of the world's most rare, desirable and collectable classic, vintage and veteran cars, Motorclassica 2012 promises to be bigger and better than before - a true once-in-a-lifetime event. A one-of-a-kind event for Australasia, the Australian International Concours d'Elegance attracts the most beautiful and prestigious classic cars from collections around the world, in a display the likes of which is unique in Australia. Held at the iconic, World Heritage-listed Royal Exhibition Building, Carlton Gardens, the event will attract not only the world's top collectors and their cars, but a large visitor audience who appreciate the beauty and design of over 150 prestige vintage and classic automobiles and motorcycles. Incorporating a range of events for classic car enthusiasts of all stripes, including a series of on-road tours, a Classic Motor Show, Picnic with the classics and classic car auctions, Motorclassica is Australia's only week long celebration of classic motoring.
Birrarung Marr, Melbourne CBD 3000, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000 Website: www.glowrun.com.au Victoria SPORT 9174315 Phone Number: 61 03 9285 0600
From 20-Apr-2013 to 20-Apr-2013 Dress up. Strip down. Get ready to shine. On 20 April 2013, Australia's first Glow Run will light up the fringes of Melbourne's CBD. Birrarung Marr will be transformed into a 5km glow course, with Glow Zones and DJs keeping the party going. Sign-up, plan your outfit and prepare to chase down the party. Registration includes: - Glow Run T-shirt - Glow necklace - Glow Run headband - Glow Run race number - Glow Run wristband After the event, the party continues at the post event hub, where DJ's will entertain the crowds celebrating their participation in a truly unique event. The party at the end of the chase. When: 7.30pm, Saturday 20 April 2013 Where: Birrarung Marr, starting at Federation Square Get your tickets at glowrun.com.au Join the conversation on facebook.com/glowrunaustralia Follow the party on Twitter via @GlowRunAUS #chasedowntheparty
Category: FESTIVAL
154 Flinders St, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000 Website: www.miff.com.au Victoria FESTIVAL 9120803 Phone Number: 61 03 8660 4888 Fax Number: 61 03 9654 2561
From 25-Jul-2013 to 11-Aug-2013 The Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF) is an iconic Melbourne event with a devoted audience. MIFF hosts a feast of cinematic delicacies from over 50 countries for some 17 days each winter, heavily garnished with a range of red carpet galas, parties and special events that envelop the CBD. In addition to screening the very best in world cinema, MIFF is Australia's largest showcase of new Australian cinema and most vocal champion of both emerging and established local filmmaking talent. MIFF has a rich history, celebrating 62 years in 2013 which makes it one of the oldest film festivals in the world (one year younger than Cannes!). From its earliest days, MIFF has provided audiences with a unique window on the world and has acted as the leading intellectual and artistic catalyst in Australia's screen cultural landscape. The Festival enjoys annual admissions of 185,000, making it one of Melbourne's significant public events.
High Street, Kew, Victoria, 3101 Website: www.gardendesignfest.com Victoria EXHIBIT
From 15-Nov-2014 to 16-Nov-2014 Garden DesignFest is the largest designer open garden weekend held in Melbourne, Started under the patronage of John Patrick this event commenced in 2004 and has since raised some $285,000 for worthwhile charities. The event attracts visitors locally, interstate and internationally. The 2012 event continued to account for every possible taste from family to formal, traditional to artistic and native to Hollywood. In all, 26 gardens, all designed by landscape professionals including Paul Bangay, Fiona Brockhoff, Rick Eckersley and Steve Taylor were on show. Each designer was in attendance at their garden to meet and talk with visitors about their garden and answer any questions they had. Garden DesignFest will be back again in 2014 on November 15 and 16. In the meantime you can keep up to date with developments with visits to this website and the Garden DesignFest website.
400 Epsom Rd, Flemington, Victoria, 3031 Website: www.springracingcarnival.com.au Victoria FESTIVAL 9045000 Fax Number: 61 03 9258 4707
From 15-Sep-2013 to 25-Nov-2013 The Spring Racing Carnival is a world class event showcasing thoroughbred racing, fashion and entertainment at its finest. Enjoy three months of fabulous racing days across Victoria. From Camperdown to Caulfield, Manangatang to Moonee Valley, you will love the excitement and fervour of racing at both metropolitan and country tracks. In addition, enjoy fabulous fashion and supporting social events. For further information on the 2013 Spring Racing Carnival please visit the website.
Various Locations, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000 Website: www.melbournejazz.com Victoria FESTIVAL 9127941 Phone Number: 61 03 9001 1388 Fax Number: 61 03 9001 1387
From 31-May-2013 to 09-Jun-2013 The Melbourne International Jazz Festival brings Melbourne to life this winter, entertaining jazz aficionados and newcomers alike with more than 300 musicians and 100 events creating unforgettable experiences. The rich 2013 program brings jazz into the heart of Melbourne with late-night art parties, intimate club gigs, film screenings, masterclasses, daily free concerts, Evening Soundwalks and events for families and children.
The Arts Centre, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000 Website: www.melbournefestival.com.au Victoria EXHIBIT 9077545 Phone Number: 61 03 9662 4242 Fax Number: 61 03 9663 4141
From 11-Oct-2013 to 27-Oct-2013 Melbourne Festival is one of the world's leading arts festivals and Australia's premier celebration of art and culture from around the world. Each Festival brings an unparalleled feast of theatre, dance, music, visual arts, film and outdoor events to Melbourne each October. Melbourne Festival exclusively debuts and premieres the finest local, national and international events, ensuring that Melbourne is the only place in Australia that many of them are seen. Through excellence, diversity and accessibility, the Festival presents the best possible experience to as many people as possible by proudly offering a wide variety of ticket prices and venues, plus many free programs.
Category: EVTCLASS
176 Little Lonsdale Street, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000 Website: www.mwf.com.au Victoria EVTCLASS 9129226 Phone Number: 61 03 9094 7859 Fax Number: 61 03 9650 6467
From 22-Aug-2013 to 01-Sep-2013 Unforgettable stories are the calling cards of the 2013 Melbourne Writers Festival. The 11-day program features the world's leading writers, thinkers, illustrators and performers. From lively panel discussions, film screenings, workshops, debates, launches, performances, professional development sessions and more, the Festival is filled with events that celebrate the written word. International literary sensations, edgy innovators and grand old masters will delight with stories and ideas that make you think, smile, laugh and cry. The dedicated children's sessions and the renowned Schools' Program opens up a world where children can meet and interact with their literary idols; be inspired to try creative writing and develop their love of books. Melbourne Writers Festival is held at a range of venues across Melbourne, from the Festival hub that is Federation Square to the Town Hall, ArtPlay and beyond. With over 350 international and local writers, at over 300 events, don't miss this world-class festival; to find out more, follow the festival on Twitter, like the festival on Facebook, subscribe to the e-newsletter, or simply visit the website The 2013 Melbourne Writers Festival will be held on Thursday 22 September to Sunday 1 September.
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The Drowsy Chaperone (Don Ward)
Updated: 05/20/2013 - Two weekends left to catch one great show!
Her granddaughter discovered the problem. Sewage coming up through a lower level drain.
Millie McGuffin is blind so she had no idea about the extent of damage till she called a plumbing company.
Millie says workers put a camera in the line and told her it would cost upwards of $17,000 to clear out the roots.
Millie says, "I was told by one of them if I don't take care of it I could have a tsunami. He used the term, tsunami."
Millie signed paperwork, paid the company $6,000, and then tried to take out a loan for the rest. That's when her daughter Natalee got involved.
Natalee says, "It seems as if they're taking advantage of people that are nice, that are trusting."
Natalee wanted a second opinion so she called Dan Burleson with Mr. Rooter Plumbing. His bid came in much lower, almost half the price of the first company.
Dan says, "Please get a second opinion... I encourage every customer I go to cause I know where I'm at."
Dan not not only covered up the ten foot gaping hole the other crew left behind, but also told Millie and Natalee about a program that helps those who are disadvantaged.
Millie applied and got $7,300 worth of work done free... thanks to a fedral grant administered by the city.
Only problem since millie signed a contract with the first company she was still on the hook for the $17,000... So I called an attorney who helped her out for free.
He was able to negotiate a deal with the first company which agreed to only charge millie $1,000 for work performed, releasing her from the contract.
We also talked to two other plumbing companies and their bids were also much lower than the first.
Bottom line, it really pays to do your homework. By talking to different companies you get a better feel for the issues you're facing, the level of experience each crew offers, and if the price you're being asked to pay is a fair one.
$2.3 million dollars in federal funds is available every year in Colorado Springs for those who qualify.
It's based on income and other requirements, but the program pays for everything from electrical work and emergency sewer repairs to hot water heaters and new furnaces.
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interacting applications: Stardock Object Dock v2
When configuring the settings > Controls> Miscellaneous> Remove Desktop
as soon as I configured this to WindowsKey+ALt+R, all the menu settings under Miscellaneious disappeared. I checked all other Controls (Dexpot Components, Windows Commands, etc) and all the menu items disappeared also. Stardock Object Dock v2 also stopped responding.
Shutdown both, restart, all is fine. Just weird.
Dual monitor setup with Nvidia graphics card.
Full screen preview: cannot manipulate application windows -- move or copy. It just activates the desktop. Also, zero width black bars between the window previews.


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Photograph by Marcio Jose Sanchez, Associated Press
Photograph by Marcio Jose Sanchez, Associated Press
Published August 16, 2010
This story is part of a special series that explores energy issues. For more, visit The Great Energy Challenge.
In a dry, windy canyon not far from San Francisco, landfill operator Waste Management and German gas refiner Linde are using technology typically found at massive natural gas fields to turn trash into liquid natural gas.
The natural gas is then trucked to dedicated filling stations where it fuels specially converted garbage trucks, eliminating the need for diesel fuel and keeping tens of thousands of tons of greenhouse gases out of the atmosphere each year.
(Related: "Trucks Could Be Next Electric Power Frontier")
Driving a truck across the top of Altamont Landfill and Resource Recovery Facility's 237 acres of trash just outside Livermore, California, Ken Lewis, director of landfill operations, explains that there are 300 feet (91 meters) of trash—45 million tons of waste—buried underneath. "We own this big pile of trash, and we need to look at it and think, 'what can we do to get something out of it?' " Lewis says.
One solution lies in the decomposition process itself. Over time, the organic waste in the landfill—anything from wood to old food—is consumed by naturally occurring bacteria, producing methane. There's enough garbage at Altamont to keep the bacteria going for more than 30 years.
A Garbage Mine
All that methane is usually burned as waste gas, to prevent explosions or air pollution. But as demand for alternative fuels has increased, "biogas" generated from human trash and sewage is increasingly viewed as an important resource.
(Related: "First Green Supersonic Jet to Launch")
By drilling holes in the mountain of trash, landfill operators can literally mine garbage for the flammable gas. Beginning in the 1980s, American landfills installed small electrical plants that used the methane from garbage to generate power. At Altamont, a 23-year-old facility already generates 6.5 megawatts of electricity, enough to power 8,000 homes.
Still, much of the landfill's methane goes unused. Waste Management began working with German gas refiner Linde in 2003 on an idea to miniaturize the type of plant usually found at natural gas fields in places such as Alaska and Siberia, scaling it down to handle a tenth of the typical natural gas well's output without losing too much efficiency.
"Liquefaction of methane has been around for decades," says Steve Eckhardt, Linde North America's head of business development for alternative energy. "The challenge here is doing it at a small scale."
The result is a sun-baked set of compressors, pipes, filters and condensers surrounded by a high chain-link fence. A black pipe two feet (two-thirds of a meter) wide pumps in raw landfill gas, which is about half methane. The other half is a mixture of carbon dioxide, nitrogen, sulfur, and the stinky alcohols and other compounds that make up what Lewis gently calls "landfill perfume." A set of scrubbers separates out the methane; the rest is burned in a giant smokestack.
The methane is then super-cooled to -260º F (-162ºC) and stored in vacuum-insulated tanks—like giant Thermos bottles—until trucks arrive to move it to local fueling stations. There, it's pumped into garbage trucks that have been converted to run on liquid natural gas, a clean-burning alternative to diesel.
Overall, Linde estimates the $15.5 million Altamont LNG plant, now approaching its first anniversary, will be keeping 30,000 tons of carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere each year. Even the energy burned to chill the methane, often cited as a major drawback of LNG as a green fuel, comes from the landfill's methane-fired power plant. The carbon footprint of a garbage truck running on liquid natural gas from Altamont, project officials say, could easily be smaller than that of a plug-in electric car.
Closing the Loop
Because it's so complicated to transport and store the super-cooled methane, liquid natural gas has limited uses. "It's not something that's going to let everyone fill up their car," says University of Oklahoma chemical engineering professor Richard Mallinson. "But for trucking, where you have a centralized refueling station and you know the routes, natural gas makes sense." Gas from Altamont's trash is trucked to cities in the Bay Area and southern California, fueling 350 garbage trucks in cities like Oakland, Long Beach and El Cajon.
Linde and Waste Management hope the work they've done to create a small-scale liquid natural gas plant can be used in other places across the country. But not every trash pile is ripe for an LNG plant. The landfill has to be large, to produce enough gas to make the cost of the facility worthwhile, and have the right temperatures, moisture, and type of garbage to support methane-emitting bacteria. "You need a lot of waste, and the right kind of waste," Lewis says. "There are hundreds of opportunities out of the thousands of landfills in the United States."
The symmetry of the system has definite appeal. "What's cool is you've got refuse trucks picking up waste, then fueling from garbage," says Linde's Eckhardt. "It's a closed loop."
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On Thursday, 23 May 2013, Hamburg Süd celebrated the double christening of its container ships Cap San Nicolas and Cap San Marco at the Hyundai Heavy Industries yard in Ulsan (South Korea).
Century adds a 7th luxury river cruise ship, 'Century Legend' to its Yangtze fleet. The new 398-passenger Century Legend is a sister ship to the Century Paragon,
Norway's SinOceanic Shipping ASA facilitates newbuilding orders for 10 x 8,800 TEU containerships at Jinhai Heavy Industries. On behalf of foreign interests,
The Department of Energy is likely to approve additional permits this year to companies looking to export liquefied natural gas more broadly, reports Market Watch, citing Morgan Stanley.
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Goran was great - he was really knowledgeable about everywhere we visited and the history of the three countries. He was a lovley guy, so easy to get along with, really approachable and great at encouraging people to ask questions throughout the tour.
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First attempt at puff pastry...
posted in Ask a Vegan BakerHi Mattie I tried your Puff Pastry recipe for the first time this week, along with your vegan butter. I think for a first try it's ok! However there's a few things I'd like to ask/improve on. Sorry this is a bit of a mamouth... -
Replacing Shortening with margarine in frosting
posted in Ask a Vegan BakerI HATE the flavor of Shortening in frosting and I'm trying to make a vegan frosting, it was gross not because it was vegan, because I could taste the shortening.... yuck! Not to mention that the feeling of shortening in the mouth is awful!! If the re... -
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Margarine/butter or oil?
posted in Ask a Vegan BakerHi all, I cannot easily find good quality vegan margarine in my city and I kind of have to use oil to replace margarine (or butter). A professional baker (non-vegan) told me once that the trick is to use 2/3 of oil to replace a quantity ... -
How would you create your own margarine?
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Vegan Christmas Cake
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non vegan trying to bake for a vegan
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Lecithin and vegan butter
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Rules for chilling cookie dough
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Eclairs and choux pastry?
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root bread
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White chocolate
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vegan baking without high costs?
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Chocolate candy molds
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Perfect vanilla cupcakes?
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Vegan Brownies
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Wedding Cake
posted in Ask a Vegan BakerOK...so maybe I got a little excited, but I offered to make my little cousin's wedding cake next spring. The good thing is she's veg, so that helps. Anyone have any cake tips or suggestions for me? I haven't baked a large vegan cake yet so I'm wonder... -
What's your all-time favorite dessert?
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Soggy bottomed apple struedel
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Ken Fanelli, Public Information Officer for the health department speculates that many people avoided the flu shot last year because of the mild winter, and have done the same so far this year. That could be contributing to so many flu cases so early this year.
Just last week there were about 94 cases of flu in Oneida County, and the jump to nearly 500 is staggering. Health officials tell CNYcentral the largest concentration of cases is in the 1-9 year old age group. Fanelli says children tend to spread flu faster because of poor respiratory hygiene and close proximity.
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Have you seen the documentary, "Sick, Fat, and Nearly Dead?" If not, go watch it, and if you have, than you know that nothing starts a healthy morning out better than juicing some fresh veggies and fruits.(Especially from chocolate Easter overload!)
My hubby, son and I love to juice! We found this 30 lbs. bag of carrots at Whole Foods yesterday and my son immediately says, "look mommy, carrots to juice!" Not only is fresh juice just about the most healthy thing around, it is also quite delicious and makes it easy getting more veggies into your diet!
I found this great recipe from Epic Creations. It is tasty and tangy and has a pick-me-up kinda feel to it. I added some kale and parsley too… just because I had some in the fridge. Here's the recipe from Epic Creations:
1 Medium cucumber
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1 inch piece of ginger
2 apples
1 lemon
1 carrot, no top
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The Program for Research and Education with Small Telescopes (PREST) is designed to address a spectrum of research and teaching needs for a large number of individuals at institutions without observatories or the resources needed to make their existing observing facilities reliable and productive tools for research and training. The PREST activity provides funding and modest operational support for modern, instrumented telescopes in the range of 0.5 to 2.5 meters aperture to organizations or consortia presenting an integrated program of research, student training, and educational programming.
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04/25/2013The RISD Museum celebrates the connection between creativity and style in its major exhibition Artist/Rebel/Dandy: Men of Fashion.
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03/01/2013RISD has received the single largest gift ever from an international donor to create a new visiting scholar position in Painting.
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01/30/2013Painter Paula Martiesian 76 PT on The Mentor Project and accompanying exhibition she organized at the Newport Art Museum.
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01/14/2013Painters Angela Dufresne and Craig Taylor, two new assistant professors in the Painting department, are interested in innovation and integration.
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11/19/2012Student ceramicists are working with visiting artists to create marvelous – and sometimes unorthodox – projects.
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10/16/2012While studying at the Woods Hole Marine Biological Lab (MBL), Lizzie Kripke 14 PT created a cutting-edge animation that allows scientists to visualize complex skin structures in ways previously unseen.
Tags: academic collaborations, Brown, technology, research, Painting
07/26/2012Passersby are hoping the 35-ton house Do Ho Suh 94 PT has placed teetering off a seven-story building in southern California is more illusion than reality. But it's actually a bit of both.
Tags: alumni, local/global, Painting
07/16/2012Increasingly more RISD students have turned to yoga to help them relax, focus and tap into their creative strengths.
Tags: Foundation Studies, Illustration, Industrial Design, Painting, students
06/26/2012Students in a spring Sculpture studio taught by Professor Ellen Driscoll are creating public art for Kennedy Plaza as part of a major initiative funded by the NEA.
Tags: alumni, governmental, local/regional, graduate, interdisciplinary, Industrial Design, nonprofits, partnerships + collaborations, public engagement, research, Landscape Architecture, Painting, students, Sculpture
06/05/2012RISD Painting Critic Dawn Clements has been awarded a 2012 Guggenheim Fellowship for her work, inspired by melodrama and film noir, that the Village Voice has dubbed "still lifes that refuse to be still."


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CHICAGO Evraz Inc. North America (Evraz NA) plans to restart its Portland, Ore., spiral pipe mill, which has been idled since July 2009. The facility should ramp up in the first half of 2013 once new equipment is installed, the Chicago-based subsidiary of London-based Evraz Plc said, adding that it would add 200 new employees to the plants existing work force of 500.....
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Our industry and the U.S. economy are not realizing the full benefits of (higher steel demand) due to recent significant surges of imported tubular products.
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Looks like a very good program, don't see the listings for where it is being broadcasted, but I might be ordering it anyways. Thanks for letting us know about this program. Pat | ||||
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It doesn't look too expensive, either... "It's bad to supress laughter. It goes back down and spreads to your hips." | ||||
Thank you for telling us about it. It's not on our PBS listings but I may buy it. I looked a bit and it would be nice to have and share. | ||||
On the website is a Resources tab, you can view the list of Episodes. The PDFs are very nice to go through... lots of quilt images. Have to agree with you all, the DVD would be wonderful to own... and, I've only seen 2 episodes! There is another interesting feature on their website, their blog: http://www.whyquiltsmatter.org/welcome/blog/ | ||||
Not being shown locally - darn. Will read more before deciding on the DVD's. | ||||
I did a (Google) search on: why quilts matter history art & politics and then, chose "videos". To my surprise, there were lots of Episode bits to choose from. The Press tab is another great feature on the Why Quilts Matter site! | ||||
Thanks for the heads up. I search for the program on my DVR it looks like nothing is coming up in the near future. So I set it to AUTORECORD the program if it does. | ||||
I've caught a couple of them just by accident. | ||||
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Thanks for posting this-- on my birthday I can come home and watch episode #8... will have to try to catch the rest in rerun, our PBS usually reruns in the summer. | ||||
I see here, that they are offering a special price to guilds for this series... http://www.whyquiltsmatter.org...istory-art-politics/ Those of you that have seen it, would you recommend it? ETA: .."The series (retail price: $39.95) is a 2 DVD set (250 minutes) containing all nine episodes plus bonus features exclusive only to the DVD including: The Swing, A Young Collector, Why This Series, Dancing Quilts, Cheap Date, Judging a Book by its Cover, Antique Shows: The Back Side and more. We want guilds and their members to own the series and spread the word. We are offering guilds a 40% discount ($23.97 each) on the purchase of four or more copies (plus shipping). They are available for purchase through www.whyquiltsmatter.org. Let us know how many your guild is purchasing by emailing: email@example.com and we will get back to you to arrange payment and shipping. Offer ends June 30,2012."This message has been edited. Last edited by: wildcatmom, ~karen | ||||
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Data Privacy Day is an annual international event held each year on January 28th since 2008 and instituted to promote awareness about the many ways personal information is collected, stored, used, and shared, and provide education about privacy practices that will enable individuals to protect their personal information. It has many champions who partner with the National Cyber Security Alliance by educating their customers, citizens, employees and communities through events, activities and other methods. Brown is proud to be one of those champions.
ISG presented the colloquium Perspectives on Privacy: Rights, the Law & the University, on January 28th, 2013 in observance of International Data Privacy Day. The afternoon event featured talks by privacy expert and local author Robert Ellis Smith, RISD's General Counsel Steve McDonald, Brown's Chief Information Security Officer, David Sherry, and a time for Q&A with a panel of our speakers. More details at brown.edu/go/dpd2013.
EDUCAUSE (advocate for excellence in academic IT) expanded upon International Data Privacy Day to highlight the issue of privacy throughout January, selecting the following Data Privacy Month weekly themes for the higher education community to focus on (see below).
In conjunction with the focus on privacy during the month of January, ISG offered the class "Protecting Brown's Information" on January 16, which covered what constitutes confidential information; where, when and how it's at risk; and what can be done to mitigate that risk. ISG also provided privacy tips throughout the month on Twitter at ISG@Brown.
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Week 1 (Jan. 7-11): Privacy and Your Mobile Devices EDUCAUSE Live! webinar: Are You Smarter Than Your Phone? Wednesday, January 9, 1-2 PM with Rebecca Herold, the Privacy Professor Nearly everyone on a college campus today has a mobile phone, but how should you make use of your smartphone? You are smarter than your phone if you use sound judgment about revealing your location. You're smarter than your phone if you know you need to think critically about the sensitivity of the data you put on or access through your phone. You are smarter than your phone if you protect it with a password. If you're not thinking critically about what you do with your phone, we'll help you think again! » View archived event + Summary of 16 tips to mitigate smartphone risk + More mobile safety tips |
Week 2 (Jan. 14-18): Privacy and Institutional Data IAM webinar: Scalable Privacy: An NSTIC Grant for the Identity Ecosystem Wednesday, January 16, 1-2 PM with Ken Klingenstein (Director, Middleware Initiative, Internet2) The U.S. Department of Commerce's National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) recently announced more than $9 million in grant awards to support the National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace (NSTIC). Five U.S. organizations will pilot identity solutions that increase confidence in online transactions, prevent identity theft, and provide individuals with more control over how they share their personal information. Learn more about Internet2 and InCommon's partnership with Carnegie Mellon, Brown, the University of Texas, MIT, and the University of Utah to build a consistent and robust privacy infrastructure for the higher ed community. » View archived event + Handling Institutional Data video + ISG's "Protect Your Data" site (includes links to policies, procedures and regulations) |
Week 3 (Jan. 21-25): Privacy in the Cloud - What's Going On Up There? Significant amounts of data, including sensitive information, are kept in the cloud both on behalf of institutions, and at the direction of individual users. Although storing business records, personal documents, and pictures on hosted web sites may seem like second nature, there is a large gap between what we do, and our understanding of how our data and actions are safeguarded. + Using Dropbox at Brown + 7 Things You Should Know About Cloud Security + 7 Things You Should Know About Privacy in Web 2.0 Learning Environment |
Week 4 (Jan. 28-Feb. 1): Privacy and Higher Education EDUCAUSE Policy webinar: Privacy Officers Around the Virtual Water Cooler Wednesday, January 30, 1-2 PM with host Merri Beth Lavagnino (Chief Privacy Officer & Compliance Officer, Indiana University), Kent Wada (Chief Privacy Officer & Director, Strategic IT Policy, UCLA) and Jane Rosenthal (Director, Privacy Office, University of Kansas) Join this conversational webinar and find out how three higher education Chief Privacy Officers (CPOs) are addressing current privacy challenges on campus. » View webinar slides and archived event + Privacy in an Era of Social Media (danah boyd podcast) + Pardon Me, But Your Life is Showing |
2012 Recorded Webinars |
Launch of Data Privacy Month in Higher Education (Jan 4) Speakers: Jolynn Dellinger (NCSA), Merri Beth Lavagnino (IU), and Nat Wood (FTC) View the recording |
Privacy & Security Risks in Higher Education (Jan 10) Speaker: Daniel J. Solove, John Marshall Harlan Research Professor of Law, George Washington University Law School View the recording |
We're From the Government and We're Here to Help You: Privacy Issues and Initiatives at the U.S. Department of Education (Jan 25) Speaker: Kathleen Styles, Chief Privacy Officer, U.S. Department of Education View the recording |
The Intersection of Privacy & Security (Jan 26) Featured Speaker: The Honorable Julie Brill, Commissioner, Federal Trade Commission Moderator: Christopher Wolf, Cochair & Founder, Future of Privacy Forum and Partner, Hogan Lovells US LLP, presented by the National Cyber Security Alliance View the recording |
lol…OMG! : What Everyone Needs to Know About Online Reputation Management (Jan 30) Speaker: Matt Ivester, Founder of JuicyCampus and Author of lol...OMG! View the recording |
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Black Friday Shopping Hours in Twinsburg
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After you give thanks with your family on Thursday, you might be ready to do some hardcore shopping for Black Friday.
If you want to stay local, there are many area stores to shop and Twinsburg Patch has the store hours.
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Twinsburg Store Hours on Black Friday
All That Jazz: Closed
CVS: 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Doughnut Works: 5 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Fresh Start Diner: 7 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Gander Mountain: 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Giant Eagle: 6 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Heinen's: 8 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
J & B Appliance: Opens at 9 a.m.
Midwest Lacrosse: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Richner Hardware: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Starbucks: 5 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Studio 76 Kitchens and Baths: Closed
Walgreens: 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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A Senate committee voted in favor of a bill to repeal Maryland's death penalty Thursday night, thanks in part to a swing vote that turned out in favor of the measure.
The bill passed in the Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee by a 6-5 vote and is headed to the full Senate, where the measure is also anticipated to pass.
Voting for the repeal were committee Chairman Brian Frosh, Vice Chairman Lisa Gladden and Sens. Bobby Zirkin, C. Anthony Muse, Jennie Forehand and Jamie Raskin. All are Democrats.
Voting against the repeal were Democrats Norman Stone and Jim Brochin and Republicans Nancy Jacobs, Joseph Getty and Christopher Shank.
Intense discussion Thursday night focused on six amendments to the bill, most of which failed, including one that would have allowed capital punishment in cases with DNA evidence and another allowing it for the worst of the worst offenders.
Baltimore County Sen. Bobby Zirkin, D-District 11, voted while conflicted over the issue, but after years of agonizing over the legal and emotional issues surrounding capital punishment, he now supports repealing the death penalty.
"I'm really conflicted and always have been," he said. "The emotion from me is different than the legal. In the legal sense, I don't think we can continue to have the state involved in these executions."
When asked how difficult the decision was, Zirkin said, "Agonizing. The hardest decision I've had to make down here."
Zirkin represented the swing vote on the Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee that will bring the measure to the Senate floor. This is also, in a sense, an evolution of opinion for Zirkin. In 2009, he was the architect of a bill limiting the circumstances in which capital punishment can be carried out.