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dj32225 necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 90 diseños de 26 diseñadores freelance.
We are creating a web site where students can buy and sell appropriate course materials (Study Guides, Lecture Notes). Some students will be using this site to find study materials while others will be using it to earn supplemental income by selling their great study guides or lecture notes. The majority of my users will be on the buying/studying side, so I want the logo to reflect this aspect of my business and possibly portray the selling side as well if you have a good vision.
My target audience will be freshman and sophomore students at Buffalo. Students looking to get an edge in the classroom with supplemental material.
Be creative!!
This is what you guys are best at, so use your imagination. My requirements is that I want "StudyBulls" to use a photoshop font (something that I can change, if choose to use a different name), 2. the logo can not use any portion of the words meaning I do not want any of the "studybulls" letters wrapped in with the logo. It is fine to create a logo that leans against (not touching) the words, or placed above the name. 3. We want this to be a symbol that can represent and entire brand so keep it small and simple 4. Make sure that "StudyBulls" is all on one line, not stacked. 5. Please do not include an actual bull in the logo in case we decide to change the name.
1. An outline of a guy with a backwords cap reading a piece of paper (No Wii looking figures)
a. possibly throwing that paper over his head and a few pieces under the wording (No actual distinct facial features, just an outline of mouth and nose, possibly eyes, but do not make it look like a cartoon figure. ((ex:http://99designs.com/contests/21079/entries/112 -or- http://thefullextension.com/joomla/)). The final version of the logo will be 194 X 81 Px
2. Place an "A+" document somewhere
3. Outline of students possibly collaborating or
4. Outline of college guy laying on top the words studying
5. Student celebrating a good grade
7. Fun, and give our website character!!
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David Edelman needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 8 designs submitted by 3 freelance designers.
The Hebrew Free Loan Association of Cleveland gives interest-free loans to people of all faiths and backgrounds. Loans have been used for: education, funding a business, preventing foreclosure, income gaps between jobs, fertility treatments, escaping domestic abuse, and more.
This project is very important to us. Thank you for helping us achieve our mission.
We are reaching out to two groups.
First, and most importantly, are those seeking loans. We need to make it extremely easy for a computer novice to understand how loans work and apply .
Second, we are reaching out to donors and the community. We promote our annual fund, share our success stories, and ensure that our organization will be around in another 100 years.
We need a design for two types of pages. Please see the attached file for a mock-up of the basic structure.
1. Homepage. This includes the three page sequence to apply for a loan.
2. Content. This will be used for showing blog posts, testimonials, about, resources and other type of Headline + Text content.
1. For the "Banner Explaining Mission" at the top, we need a graphic and text to convey the diverse audience we support. For a slogan, you can use "Interest-free lending with dignity since 1904".
2. Please stick to the general outline of our scaffolding. Our goal is to emphasize the loan process first and donations second. Other then that, you have free reign to be creative.
One of our sibling organizations, Phoenix Free Loans, recently designed their website with good results: http://www.jewishfreeloan.org/

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focalrecursion necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 60 diseños de 12 diseñadores freelance.
We would like a logo that can be used to brand the website, business cards, letterhead, and all aspects of the start-up company. Should be clean and nothing overly flashy.
My wife is a registered dietitian and is starting up a website devoted to nutrition consulting services. She focuses in helping with weight loss, diets for life changing events (cancer, diabetes, etc.) I am doing this for her as a Christmas gift and want to show that i am supporting her in her endeavors and want to surprise her with a nice design so she can feel that her company is going in the right direction and will be successful.
- Logo that can be used for the website, business cards, letter heads and all aspects of the business to give it a brand
- web 2.0ish style is ok but do not like the clichéd web 2.0 stuff, like beta badges etc...
- clean design not overly active
- color scheme is wide open nothing to dark and depressing
- feels fresh, fresh fruit/vegetables
- Nothing that could be insulting to the potential client base
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3.1 Nanomedical systems – levels of challenges
3.1.1 Diagnosis - difficult
3.1.2 Therapy – more difficult
3.1.3 Both ("Theragnosis") – most difficult!
3.2 How theragnostics relates to Molecular Imaging
3.2.1 conventional imaging is not very specific
3.2.2 types of In-vivo Imaging
22.214.171.124 X-rays, CAT (Computed Axial Tomography) scans
126.96.36.199 MRI (magnetic Resonance Imaging)
126.96.36.199 PET (Positron Emission Tomography) scans
3.2.3 "molecular imaging" of nanoparticles in-vivo for diagnostics/monitoring of therapeutics
3.3 Engineering nanomedical systems for simultaneous molecular imaging
3.3.1 using nanomedical cores for MRI contrast agents
3.3.2 difficulties in using PET probes for nanomedical devices
3.3.3 using cell-specific probes for molecular imaging of nanomedical devices
3.3.4 breaking the "diffraction limit" – new nano-level imaging modalities
3.4 Theragnostic nanomedical devices
3.4.1 using nanomedical devices to guide separate therapeutic device
3.4.2 when might we want to combine diagnostics and therapeutics?
3.5 Requirements for specific cell targeting
3.5.1 must be cell surface biomarker that at least partially identifies that cell
3.5.2 OR a Boolean set of several biomarkers whose composite "signature" identifies a cell
3.5.3 OR a set of biomarkers that excludes all other cells
3.5.4 challenge – how to "multiplex" a Boolean set of targeting molecules
3.6 Consequences of mis-targeting
3.6.1 "side effects" to innocent bystander (normal) cells
3.6.2 these side effects may be lethal to bystander cells, or they may change the overall state of the patient so that the treatment problem is no longer the same
3.6.3 Side effects may be unpredictable and may lead to dangerous non-linear patient responses what are difficult to correct and potentially dangerous or even life threatening
3.7 Engineering around the consequences of mis-targeting
3.7.1 measure number of good (normal) cells destroyed to eliminate a diseased cell
3.7.2 put a weighting factor on the relative "goodness" or "badness" of normal cells and diseased cells
3.7.3 example: How many stem cells are you willing to lose to purge tumor cells during a bone marrow transplantation?
3.8 Some ways to lower mis-targeting to non-diseased cells
3.8.1 lower numbers of nanoparticles
3.8.2 improve specificity of targeting molecules according to what is learned about the identity of the mis-targeted cells
3.8.3 if possible, require an AND condition requiring simultaneous presence of two target molecules on the same cells being targeted
3.8.4 if necessary, design a non-specific targeting control switch on a secondary non-specific target molecule which inactivates subsequent nanomedical device action (off control switch upon detecting an error in targeting).
- Omid C. Farokhzad, Sangyong Jon, Ali Khademhosseini, Thanh-Nga T. Tran, David A. LaVan, and Robert Langer. "Nanoparticle-Aptamer Bioconjugates: A New Approach for Targeting Prostate Cancer Cells" CANCER RESEARCH 64, 7668–7672, 2004.
- Maria E. Åkerman, Warren C. W. Chan, Pirjo Laakkonen, Sangeeta N. Bhatia, and Erkki Ruoslahti. "Nanocrystal targeting in vivo". PNAS 99 (20): 12617–12621, 2002.
- Xiaohu Gao, Yuanyuan Cui, Richard M Levenson, Leland W K Chung and Shuming Nie "In vivo cancer targeting and imaging with semiconductor quantum dots". Nature Biotechnology 22 (8): 969-976, 2004.
- Ralph Weissleder, Kimberly Kelly, Eric Yi Sun, Timur Shtatland, Lee Josephson. "Cell Specific targeting of nanoparticles by multivalent attachment of small molecules". Nature Biotechnology 23(11): 1418-1423, 2005.
- Jesus M. de la Fuente, Catherine C. Berry, Mathis O. Riehle, and Adam S. G. Curtis. "Nanoparticle Targeting at Cells", Langmuir 22, 3286-3293, 2006.
- Weibo Cai and Xiaoyuan Chen "Nanoplatforms for Targeted Molecular Imaging in Living Subjects" Small 2007, 3, No. 11, 1840–1854 (2007).
- Shen Baozhong, Wang Kezheng, Sun Xilin and Wu Lina "Development of molecular imaging and nanomedicine in China" WIREs Nanomedicine and Nanobiotechnology 2011.
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One year after historic Supreme Court ruling, momentum for marriage surges
June 26, 2014
Today marks the one-year anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court's landmark decision in Windsor v. United States, which struck down the core of the federal so-called Defense of Marriage Act and found marriage discrimination unconstitutional. And as we celebrate this anniversary - and reflect on the key players in the case, including the American Civil Liberties Union; Roberta Kaplan at the firm of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison; and of course, Edith Windsor - we look toward a future where same-sex couples across the country are free to marry and are treated equally.
Since last June, the landscape in the campaign to win marriage nationwide has immeasurably changed, with hundreds of thousands of couples receiving the legal respect from the federal government that they deserve, an additional 6 states (HI, IL, NJ, NM OR & PA) extending the freedom to marry to same-sex couples, and 22 courts - including yesterday's landmark victory at the U.S. Federal Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit - ruling in favor of marriage.
Freedom to Marry founder and president Evan Wolfson reflected on the big anniversary:
The Supreme Court got it right in Windsor, demolishing all the arguments put forward to justify marriage discrimination and affirming that marriage matters to gay couples as it does to all loving, committed couples. Our continuing momentum in the court of public opinion as well as the courts of law shows that America is ready for the freedom to marry.
But America remains a house divided, with some states treating all couples equally and others starkly discriminating. The constitutional guarantees of equal protection and the freedom to marry belong to all Americans, no matter where they live. Every day the injustice and hardship of marriage discrimination goes on is a day too long. It's time for the Supreme Court to finish the job.
We've come a long way in just one year - but we're not there yet. In many ways, the marriage discrimination that still persists in 31 states is clearer and more egregious than ever, as same-sex couples are treated differently across the country: There are married couples who are treated as married by their state and the federal government; there are married couples who are respected as married federally but disrespected at the state level; and there are couples who want to marry but have been unable because of their state's anti-marriage laws.
But momentum for marriage - and an undeniable call for the Supreme Court to take up another case and finish the job - is reverberating louder than ever in 2014. Just weeks ago, Republican Senator Orrin Hatch of Utah called on the Court to take a case next year, calling that "an appropriate time to decide this issue once and for all" and saying that marriage for same-sex couples is "going to become the law of the land."
Bipartisan support for marriage has only increased in the past year. Republican Governors, including Tom Corbett (PA) and Susana Martinez (NM), have not challenged their states' pro-freedom to marry court rulings. Federal judges issuing favorable opinions in Michigan, Kentucky, and Pennsylvania were appointed by Republican presidents. A majority of evangelical and Republican voters under 45 support the freedom to marry. 59% of Americans overall support marriage for same-sex couples.
It's clear: America is ready for marriage, and it's time for the nation's highest court to once again take up a case and finish the job, affirming what 22 consecutive court rulings have already declared: that the freedom to marry the person you love is a fundamental right.


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We are a new website who's mission is to educate people with hopes of a massive adoption of solar power technology. We have a dual focus on consumer resources and industry news and updates.
Anyone who owns/runs a website and wants to help spread the word about solar power.
We will be running a promotion for website owners on our website. For every person that puts this badge on their website, we will be donating $X towards a community non-profit organization. We'd like the badge to show how much money has been raised so far.
We'd like the badge to have a friendly, "green", "sunshiny" look to it. The badge should show the text of "I've helped SolarPower.org raise $X,XXX" in which we'll update the $X,XXX amount dynamically.
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Hoff Sommers Sparks Lively Discussionby Gary James '10 • April 18, 2008 Share:
Feminist critic Dr. Christina Hoff Sommers sparked a lively discussion about the effects of gender feminism on young men Thursday night in Baxter 101.
Dr. Sommers' lecture was based on her 2000 book, The War Against Boys: How Misguided Feminism is Harming our Young Men, in which she utilizes extensive social data to challenge the notion of the shortchanged female and the emotionally repressed male. Her talk Thursday focused primarily on what Sommers described as the hypocrisy and false information perpetuated by some gender feminists.
"As I was writing my book, all I heard about was how girls were shortchanged victims and were falling behind," said Dr. Sommers, who described herself as an equity feminist. "The area where I found the most egregiously false record of information was about education. I was reading that girls were victims, but I saw girls were dominant, not just in going to college more: they were winning all the awards. They were the valedictorians. They were getting the best grades. There was one area where you find more boys than girls: sports. Boys are falling farther and farther behind and girls are flourishing."
Dr. Sommers is a Research Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and was a Professor of Philosophy at Clark University for 13 years. She is the author of Who Stole Feminism?, The War Against Boys, and One Nation Under Therapy. She has been published in a variety of journals, including The Journal of Philosophy and The Wall Street Journal. She has also appeared on programs like Oprah and The Daily Show. Her talk was sponsored by The Wabash Conservative Union in collaboration with the Young America's Foundation.
Dr. Sommers argued some gender feminists are hypocrites who use false information to further their agenda.
At Rhode Island University, conservative students created the Penis Monologues by walking around in a phallic costume at the same time the Vagina Monologues were being performed on campus.
Representatives from both monologues disseminated provocative statements about their own reproductive organs, yet only students associated with the Penis Monologues were punished. According to Dr. Sommers, the conservative students could not invite speakers to campus for a year.
Dr. Sommers also referenced a much-quoted statistic about increases in battery against women during Super Bowl season that a Washington Post reporter Ken Ringle proved false.
"Typical women studies professors don't appreciate hearing that we are in a post-patriarchal society," Sommers said. "They insist that women are still oppressed no matter what evidence you present. They see the world in terms of gender war. They are still knocking down doors that are open. They are not going to admit victory; that we've made progress."
Dr. Sommers' talk prompted an intense exchange during the question and answer segment, which focused on race, different types of feminism, and what Dr. Sommers thought of Wabash.
"I found [the talk] to be very intriguing," said Shannon Traybert, a senior from DePauw. "I thought the follow-up was more entertaining. I thought that she posed interesting ideas. Whether or not I agree with all of them is questionable but I'm not dead-set against what she said."
Sophomore Yousuf Bahrami said he agreed with Dr. Sommers.
"I actually liked the event a lot," he said. "I like the dialogue going on. The question and answer was probably the best part. I actually agreed with a lot of the points the speaker made."
Sean Clerget, President of the Wabash Conservative Union, said he thought the event was a success.
"I thought the event went very well," he said. "We had a nice turnout. I was particularly happy with the question and answer session. I thought it was very engaging, and there were a lot of great questions by all different sorts of viewpoints. I feel like it was a very important discussion for our campus to have. I feel like she presents a viewpoint that we don't necessarily hear that often. I think it broadens our discussion."


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Crappie time when warmer weather arrives
Frankfort, KY. - This past March set 17 records for lowest minimum daily temperature in cities across Kentucky. On many nights into the last weekend of March, the low temperature dropped into the mid-20s.
At this time last year, Kentuckians basked in shirt-sleeve weather in one of the earliest spring warmups in a long, long time. The spring fishing season started weeks earlier than usual.
The opposite is true this year. The fishing season is behind several weeks. With balmy weather on tap for the next week and half, the peak of the spring crappie fishing season is within sight.
"It could start next week if the temperatures hit 70," said Tom Timmerman, northeastern fisheries district biologist for the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources. During population sampling for muskellunge earlier this week, Timmerman saw some smaller crappie on shallow brush in Cave Run Lake.
Water temperatures are just tipping over the 50 degree mark at Green River Lake and Taylorsville Lake while Cave Run Lake still remained in the 40s. Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley are 52 degrees right now. Crappie start to spawn when water temperatures hit the low 60s.
These behemoth twin waters offer excellent fishing for both white and black crappie with many fat healthy fish in the 13- to 16-inch range. Neal Jackson, western fisheries district biologist for Kentucky Fish and Wildlife, said Lake Barkley's crappie population displays the benefits of two consecutive excellent reproductive years.
"For both white and black crappie, we had the highest catch rates in our population sampling last fall since 1985," he said.
Jackson said anglers caught limits of crappie in the mouth of Sledd Creek on Kentucky Lake in mid-March. Those fish should be migrating toward the middle of major creek arms in Kentucky Lake such as Jonathan Creek, Anderson Creek, Big Bear Creek and Blood River.
Target channel drops and humps with 1/8-ounce chartreuse and red tube jigs for white crappie. For black crappie, cast pea gravel banks in the mid-sections of these creek arms with 1/16-ounce chartreuse or lime-green Roadrunners tipped with matching curly-tailed grubs. The pea gravel banks on the northern shore of the Blood River arm are particularly productive at this time of year for black crappie.
The burgeoning population of white crappie in Green River Lake provides some of the hottest numbers fishing in Kentucky. The lake is stuffed full of 8- to 10-inch white crappie and makes an excellent destination for taking a child crappie fishing. Eric Cummins, southwestern fisheries district biologist for Kentucky Fish and Wildlife, said anglers must sift through many crappie to get a limit of keeper 9-inch or better fish.
A stocking effort begun in 2009 that continues this fall expanded the population of white crappie in Taylorsville Lake. "We are seeing good growth of the stocked white crappie," said Chris Hickey, fisheries research biologist for Kentucky Fish and Wildlife. "It takes about two years for them to grow to the keeper 9-inch size."
Target the abundant submerged timber in the Little Beech and Big Beech Creek arms with live minnows for white crappie. Anglers score black crappie by casting to stickups and submerged timber on the bank with white 1/16-ounce Roadrunners near the Settlers Trace Access and in the Salt River arm of the lake.
The crappie population in Cave Run Lake is on an upswing with many 10- to 12-inch fish. Try for black crappie by swimming lime green curly-tailed grubs rigged on 1/8-ounce leadheads over shoreline vegetation. Live minnows fished in the submerged timber produce white crappie.
Crappie season is knocking on the door. Don't get left out in the cold.
The current license year expired Feb. 28, 2013. You'll need to buy a new fishing license, available in the sporting goods section of department stores and tackle shops. Licenses and permits may also be purchased online from the Kentucky Fish and Wildlife homepage at fw.ky.gov or by calling 1-877-598-2401. The entire Spring Fishing Frenzy series will be posted at this same website for future access to these articles.


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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (January 12, 2013)– The University of Sioux Falls was dealt just their second home loss of the season Saturday night, when St. Cloud State University converted 23 second half free throws to pull away from the Cougars for a 83-73 victory at the Stewart Center. The Huskies dominance on the glass and efficiency at the line resulted in USF's seventh loss of the season.
A.J. Holland led three players in double figures for the Cougars. He buried three shots from 3-point range and went 2-of-2 at the line for 17 points, while Derek Brown and Bryan Kielpinski chipped in 11 points each.
Tonight was the first time in Kielpinski's young career he turned in back-to-back double digit performances. His point total also tied his career-high.
The loss puts USF back below .500 at 6-7, 2-7 in league play, and lifts SCSU to 11-2, 7-2 in conference play.
Riding Friday's big win, the Cougars got off to a strong start, jumping out to a six-point lead with 15:08 to go in the first half.
Following a timely 3-pointer from Derek Brown, they were once again ahead, this time 18-17 half way through the first period. It was a tied game with just over 5:00 to play, but the Huskies closed the half on a 16-7 run, knocking down three 3-pointers in the final 2:00 to take a 39-30 lead into the break.
The Cougars didn't shoot it particularly well in the first half, where they fired at a 43.5% clip, but their bigger concern was stopping SCSU's Damarius Cruz. Cruz scorched USF with 16 points in the first half where he was 6-of-7.
USF continued to fight after the break and mid-way through the second half they put together a 6-0 to cut their deficit to five points, 52-47. They kept the game in single digits over the next few minutes, but once the Huskies reached the bonus near the 8:00 mark, the visiting team attacked the basket and made their free throws, stretching their lead to as many as 15 points.
Holland made two 3-pointers in the game's final minutes to make it an eight-point game, but it was too late. Theo Rothstein's free throws made for the final score, 83-73.
SCSU's domination on the offensive glass, where they grabbed 12 boards, led to 22 second chance points. They outrebounded USF 34-23 on the night. The Huskies tallied 35 points at the free throw line in comparison to 19 for the Cougars. SCSU is the fifth USF opponent to attempt 25 free throws or more.
On the flip side, USF did a great job taking care of the ball. They had just seven turnovers.
Cruz led all scorers with a career-high 25 points for SCSU. Shaun Jensen netted 11-of-12 attempts at the line to post 17 points, while Connor Niehaus and the Huskies' leading scorer Theo Rothstein, added 12 and 11 points respectively.
The Cougars cap their three-game homestand Tuesday, January 15 when they host Southwest Minnesota State University.


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His smile covers the entire width of his face. It's equal parts hilarious and endearing and creepy.
So Renty hasn't had a whole lot to be joker face smiley about lately. I'm not going to list his person problems here because that's his story to tell, not mine. And also because I like not getting sued. Because I still can't decide if he knows about this blog or not. Probably not, but he tells me every day that he's "keepin' it real"...like he's trying to fuck with me and be all "I totally know about your little blog and how you make fun of me and my sayings and the way I make out with your cat".
So last night, Renty comes home from work and starts going through the mail. There's a small package for him and he gets all excited and rips it open. I'm watching the Olympics because I love sports and international relations and feel-good stories about snowboarders with head injuries and ohmygod sled dogs!!! So I'm all wrapped up in the latest Lindsay VonBlondeHair wipeout when Renty walks over and is all "Check out my new cd case!" and I look over and he's holding a giant cheeseburger in his hand.
I'm all "Ummmm, hahaaa nice cheeseburger?" and his joker smile gets even more jokery and he's all "It's a cd case!" and I'm all "Oh. Neat." and he's all *zip zip zip* "See? It opens where the meat part is and that's the inside where the cd's go!" and I'm all "Huh." and he's all *crazy smile crazy smile crazy smile* and I'm all "It's puffy" and he's all *creepy joker face stare* and I'm all *nervous laugh* "I mean, wow! Awesome! I'd never guess that cheeseburger has cd's inside it!" and he's all "It only cost me five dollars on ebay!" and I was all "And now your cd's are nestled snug between two buns. Just like your mom." and he's all "What? Oh! I get it! Haha haaaa ha haaaaaaaha aaahaaaaaaaseriouslyscaryjokersmileyface!!!!".
Then he put his cheeseburger cd holder in the pantry next to his tortilla chips. For reals.


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Vic Hasler '60: History in Bloom
Vic Hasler '60: History in Bloom
Vic Hasler '60: History in Bloom
Vic Hasler '60 and his wife Karen Cochran's 19th-century Italianate farmhouse and garden in rural Johnson County provide more than one of the most picturesque settings in the state—they are a window to the state's history, and to the beauty the Indiana soil can serve up when two people restore, nurture, and love the land and place in which they live.
The couple offered Big Bash attendees an hour-long virtual tour of that place at Friday morning's opening colloquium, History in Full Bloom.
A retired executive who traveled to more than 40 counties during his career with Eli Lilly and has since logged thousands of miles on his bicycle, Vic admitted that he wasn't even in the market for a house when Karen was nudged by a realtor friend to take a look at the historic farmhouse in the 1990s.
"Karen loved the place," Vic said as he displayed current photos of the home on the screen behind him which made that love easy to understand. Vic said he "was taken" with the various outbuildings, but the bigger draw may have been the home's history, which Vic summarized in the larger context of important events in the state. The house itself had its ups and downs—from prosperity in the late 1800s to tough times in the early 1900s.
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Karen focused on the home's interior, which itself is a lesson in history ("At one time the house had a clock in every room; the more clocks you had, the richer you were.") and includes a Wabash connection ("I have a couch upstairs that was in the Beta house").
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One of the flowers she "showed" attendees—symbolic of her careful stewardship of the place, and seemingly of Vic and Karen's relationship itself—was the rose bush given to her when she and Vic were married, moved from house to house, and still blooming after 49 years.
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Ross Zumwalt '65: CSI: Fact or Fiction?
Ever wondered how much of what you see on CBS-TV's popular CSI crime dramas actually squares with crime scene investigation in the real world? Big Bash attendees leaving New Mexico Chief Medical Investigator Dr. Ross Zumwalt's colloquium session CSI: Fact or Fiction Friday afternoon can tell you exactly how much.
One of the foremost practitioners in the nation, Zumwalt '65 offered an insider's perspective on "what is fact, and what is crap" when it comes to the CSI series' presentation of modern day crime scene investigation—an informative, entertaining, even humorous hour with some serious undertones for the future of medical investigation in the U.S.
"In CSI, there's a lot of factual stuff that they just stretch a little," said Zumwalt, whose own medical investigations include the hanta virus cases of the early 1990s. "But sometimes they get into science fiction, and occasionally using some yet-to-be invented technology."
Opening with the quip, "As unaccustomed as I am to speaking to a live audience," Zumwalt presented synopses of cases from the various CSI series (which include CSI, CSI: New York, and CSI: Miami), then isolated a technique used by CSI team members and asked the audience, "Is if fact, or is it crap?" After sufficient time for suspense, Zumwalt followed his answer with an explanation of how crime scene investigation really works.
There were some surprises:
On CSI, DNA is often analyzed within hours. In fact, DNA can be analyzed within three to four days at the earliest.
On CSI, investigators match their DNA analysis with a database that can match samples with people who have been convicted of sexual offenses or violent crimes. That one's true: the Combined DNA Index System (CODIS) has been in existence since 1990.
On CSI, investigators are able to exactly identify the weapons used in the commission of a crime, as if every firearm imprints a distinctive, unique signature on the bullets ejected. In fact, while that statement is mostly fact, there is insufficient data on the variability between individual guns, and the marks on bullets may be too minor for a match to be conclusive.
CSI's teams are able to detect the type of perfume left in the air during a crime: fiction.
CSI teams extract vitreous humor from victim's eyeballs to determine time of death: true ("We use vitreous humor for all sorts of tests," Zumwalt said. "We love it!)
This mix of fact and fiction on the TV series has created what Zumwalt and his colleagues call "the CSI Effect." Disinformation creates unrealistic expectations in victim's families, who expect immediate results, and juries, who expect every aspect of a crime to be analyzed, regardless of the circumstances, before they'll convict.
On the other hand, the shows have create a surge of interest in the profession, and medical examiners (who make a fraction of what most other medical specialists make), are in increasingly short supply.
Zumwalt's final "fact or fiction" question hit home with the audience and proved the funniest: "Do all medical examiners look as good as those actors on the CSI series'?"
"That," Ross grinned, "is a fact." —Steve Charles
Dean Reynolds '70: Inside Today's News
CBS News correspondent Dean Reynolds '70 captivated a big Wabash alumni crowd Saturday afternoon with stories of his around-the-globe television news career.
And he told the gathering he was about to sign a new three-year contract with CBS news to continue to report the news from him home base in Chicago. - Howard Hewitt
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As We Begin To Transition Into Spring, Paris
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I love this entire outfit, especially that jacket and those fabulous shoes…and also love the way the gentleman in the background is checking her out! It's marvelous.
How perfect.
Hey-what's that guy in the background doing? Checking her out? It just struck me as funny in this early morning, his swank position in the background :)
Two for the price of one. A fantastically dressed gal inspiring a better fashion sense in us all, and a caught-in-the-action photo of a dude checking her out.
At last: simple pieces, great fit and form, wonderful play of textures and gentle colors. Preemptively–do we have to gripe about the jacket being some kind of skin? It's exquisite–and really what's the difference between wearing this fur jacket and wearing leather, eating meat, and using a multiplicity of products that are animal-derived?
I love his facial expression. LOVE IT. And her shoes.
LOVING the complete look, a modern day Annie Hall in Paris, clean & crisp color combination…overall she did one hell of a job putting this outfit together & how could you not love her effortlessly chic attitude? WELL DONE!
oh, yesss
that's Milan at its sexiest.
no need to flash more than an ankle—
morning glory, sart!
Incredible how much impact the right pieces can make, the shoes are perfectly balanced against those pants, and i love that shade of gray! The jacket comes off so polished against her hair! This is stunning lady!
i love the "what the f*?" look on the man's face in the background.
aamzing shoes.
Love the guy in the background. Priceless shot!
Great shot (and great outfit), but I honestly think my favorite part of this shot is the guy in the right-hand corner. The look on his face is priceless- sort of admiration/lust/confusion, all at the same time: "Why do women dress in things that I can't see their a$$ through, and still look smokin hot?! Not fair."
This is one of those great photos that makes me wonder "what is the story? What is she reading and what concerns the guy in the background…"
I love that the woman in this shot is not rushing the season. I like to enjoy the transitions and not leap past spring into summer.
Oh! The clothes… Love the shoes. Hope the fur is faux because the color and proportion are perfect. Normally not a big fan of so many pleats, but the fabric drapes so well, carrying off the crop. The bangles and the hard ware of the bad play off each other… subtle color scheme not screaming for attention. Love this.
~ Miss Mary
gorgeous shot! The peekaboo shoes and the well dressed gentleman stealing a glance in the background make this perfect! Incredible lines in your photograph, their glances, and in the pleats of her pants and crossed legs.
oooo. she's like a little spring bunny. nice furry coat.
The composition of the photo is pretty classical. Especially the site line from the gentleman's eyes to the heroine's derriere. Makes you wish you could see what he sees.
i hate to see you go but i love to watch you leave.
The guy in the back likes that look as well.
haha look at the guy checking her out in the background haha priceless
She looks great! Her shoes are amazing!
Those shoes are delicious, Sart! Also, I've never been much a fan of pleats, but they WORK here. What a delightful way to welcome little darling spring. I think the man in the background would agree. :)
that dude looks dumbstruck
delightful shoes!
Maybe I'm the only one, but no. Everything would be perfect if it weren't for those heels. They make the entire outfit scream "contrived."
I have a hard time appreciating big pleats in pants. If that women had big thighs, I don't think they would work. BUT she doesn't and they look fabulous on her. A great example of how-to-wear. And I love the hair. And the shoes are a brilliant — really help make the outfit. She knows what works for her, that's for certain. And with that sweater, it makes you so comfortable and cozy to look at her.It gives it a very soft look, yet very classy.
She looks fantastic I love the whole outfit. Simple but clearly from the guy checking her out so effective!
Those shoes are amazing, I have total envy
You're missing the story here. The fellow's expression clearly reveals his thoughts:
"Baggy pleats? So unflattering. Cropped mid-ankle? Makes her legs look shorter. What was she thinking?!"
HA HA is the guy checking her out?
I'm starting to be so annoyed with those fur-bashing cat ladies, along with those who can't bear the sight of a cigarette (and I'm not a smoker). At least, there's one category of comments Sart won't publish anymore: The skinny hating ones.
I want her shoes! :)
By the way Sart, I think you mixed up your photos. This is Milan, not Paris.
I adore this photo's composition. The framing, the light, everything. Not only did you capture a great ensemble, but the look on her face is just great. Looks like a still from a movie.
this should be a mastercard ad
hair style: $###
handbag: $####
shoes: $####
man checking u out as u walk by: …priceless
stunning. i love the action in this shot.
she is gorgeous. i love her hair.
i love her shoes.
i have a hunch that pleats will be "in" in the US nxt year. they seem to be all over paris.
Is this Elizabeth Saltzman? Not sure. I've never seen her cover her gams, but the pic is priceless. So good you got that guy in frame. I can't decide what his expression is saying though.
Gorgeous! The SHOES!!!
i love the combination of pieces and the soft sihlouette. i don't know if i would like the pieces individually all that much, but together they're great.
Among other things, the guy is wishing he should've tied a better knot and worn the good shirt this morning. C'est la vie.
I've been following your site for quite some time and I must say, this is on of my absolute favorites.
And I've recently been trying to figure out how I would wear that style of shoes. Thanks.
I too find this fellow behind the woman very funny. He actually is checking the pussy and you caught HIM AT THE CRIME SPOT!
I also love the look on that guys face. Not usually a fan of that style of shoe, but she works that whole outfit! Very inspiring
The shoes … Oh those shoes are beautiful.
Aparently the guy in the background thinks so also.
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This is the degree of thinness you need to have to look good in pleats.
haha, i just love the guy in the background…
So Chic like always!!
Sick shoes and pretty coat. But the chic attitude she gives off is apparent on the dude's face and I find it hilarious.
Please make cropped pants go away.
Trousers, trousers, the volumed, shortened trousers with pleats (again)! Divine. I'm a bit fed up with skinny pants, although wearing them myself most of the time. But waaaaay too often. These are so fresh, fun, comfortable and giving the woman's ankles the beautiful slenderness, grace and exciting exposure.
I like her hair and the jacket, and the way the guy is checking her out. And how the shoes and pants work together.
Ok I guess I just like everything.
That IS classic! He saw what you did, Sart!
This is a wonderful outfit.
There is drama in this photo, and it's due to the guy in the background giving her a quick look (which the camera caught). It's all about the drama. It highlights what she is wearing and where she seems to be going.
"I'm starting to be so annoyed with those fur-bashing cat ladies…" LOL! Guilty as charged :-)
Okay, so not to annoy anyone I will refrain from any more "fur-bashing" comments and I do think this jacket is lovely. I agree we should keep the focus on the photography and the fashion.
~ Miss Mary
the guy in the background is so into her…love the shot
This photo is hilarious. It's the first picture I've seen on your site that's made me automatically grin!
It's so cinematic. I picture the heated exchange that just took place…
like the guy's shoes
I've never been a fan of this style of shoe. They look ugly ugly ugly! But I love that there are people out there that love them! Taste is so funny.
This is the second photo with pleats. So is this the next thing? I can't wait to see Stacey and Clinton from What Not to Wear hail the virtues of pleats after dissing them for so long. I personally think they are atrocious.
I love the shoes and the guy's expression. The look is chic yet very casually throw together.
hahahah this photo is so funny. i love the guy behind her. this has inspired me to go out and buy her shoes.
She is totally working those shoes!!!! I also love her pants.
Yes, this has been said about 62 times, but…..that guy is like, "dayyum!" I LOVE IT.
That was an interesting read!
Does anyone know who her pants are by? Thanks!
I agree with the anonymous that dislikes these shoes. I do think that they look good with this outfit, and I love cropped pants.
As a conscious fur cat lady, I have to say, that while fur is in fact beautiful, it is unnecessary, especially in this day and age.
If you must wear fur, go vintage ;)
Magnifique !! pantalon, chaussures…grande tendance de cet Ă©tĂ© !!!
Everything is spot on with this photo except the scourge of pleats. PLEATS! They make the shapliest shapeless. They are the high fashion equivalent of ironic trucker hats.
my first reaction "ooooohhhh those shoes"!
I love the photo – the lighting, the movement, the narrative. But her outfit does nothing for me. I guess I just don't get it this time round.
Didn't you post an almost identical ahot (guy and all) from the last time you were in Milan? Love the styling :)
This is Italy at its truest. Very nice shot.
awesome shoes! Those edgy shoes paired with very sober clothes make a perfect contrast, wich in turn only few people know how to do without looking like copycats, or like Victoria Beckham (read totally planed). Excellent sense of style, very italian. Love her hair.
she seems so natural,the hair,the colors of the outfit,very simple,but the result is so sofisticated….
Thanks for this wonderful pic.
I love her style proportion! Though I wish she would carry a bright bag or some colour acessory. It's a bit too grey on grey for me…
I love her coat texture.
Love her, love the shoes and the trousers. Looks so chic
LOVE the shoes!! And the guy's expression. To be a fly on the wall when he/his wife/his girl finds himself caught in action.
Who're the shoes by..?
done with Yale already?
how perfect!
Sheer perfection. Coat, shoes, loose trousers and hair. Wish I was her at the moment!
Sart, some how you seemed to match shirt colour and the other colours in the shot… the man shirt and the car the lady is standing in from of… its not as perfect as the last shot but the car is blue with grey shadows and the man has a grey jacket with a blue shirt! i love that you are a blessed man
Of course, the man is eyeballing the woman. He is wondering why she is being photographed!
Great pants. Great shoes. Not a fan of fur, however.
She looks great and he obviously thinks so too!
love the pants..the shoes…and the guy starring…perfect!
like the comment about the mastercard add.
isn't this that spot in milan with the blue awnings where quite a few of your shots are from?
Ah, the shape and length of the pants is amazing, the added pleating creates really nice volume. The silhouette is really nice looking and is an excellent transitory outfit towards fall I'd agree!
the jacket is great… i would call it furry curried look.the guy in the back with a skeptic glance at her is really the spot on the i!
I love her choices. Sometimes, though,I think the commenters – especially the ones who share their creative-writing essays, are completely style-blind and are trying to hide it by overcompensating in their descriptions. To you, please, let the picture speak for itself.
oh those peeptoe oxfords…
It situation doesn't look pleasant to me.
I love that she's taking risks, those pants are difficult without the heels ..not good, and she knows it! that's why she puts on the furs, perfect balance takes the outfit into a contemporary and sophisticated level instead of in a fatal trip back to the 80′.
Well done, Mr Background know is it too!
This is a fashion editor for UK Tatler magazine, not Elizabeth Saltzman.
Are those by vivienne tam?
simply PERFECT
the shape, the colors, the whole style…
love it
I think this is what we would see more (well, in the perfect world at least) if would think of spring as a mix between winter and summer instead of it being all own season.
xxx juliet
The outfit and her hair rock, but it's definitely her confidence that pulls it all off.
wow! your rack focusing from the girl to the guy is fantastic! i've always wondered what kind of camera do you use since your pictures keep getting better and better with each blog =)
a big fan,
What brand are those shoes? I gott have them!
gorgeous shot!!!! love it!
It is tres fantastique. Everything about her and photo–and the male in the background is the icing on the cake. Bravo.
The irony of the fact is that is that it's SNOWING here tonight in Paris
This is the reason why I am moving to Paris. Morning walks to work in effortless fashion with day on my mind.
love love love the outfit…anyone know where the pants and shoes are from? and the jacket! fabulous. i think it is gucci westman, creative director of lancome….
fab photo sart!
Isn't this Giselle? That explains why she looks good. She would make a dishrag look like an evening gown. I've seen better this your column anyway – but this picture caught a great moment.
PERFECTION!!!! Chic and sexy without showing any skin. This is how the modern woman should look!!!
Who ever said that the bag needs to be more colorful, needs to look at how cool the bag she's carrying is.
Absolutely wonderful. Love it all, so delicate for Spring… and especially those shoes!
this is a photo from milano!
Those shoes are by Matthew Williamson.
Thank you for posting such lovely pictures. They are very inspiring!
That certainly aint Giselle, but who ever she is, she definitely hit the mark with this outfit. Those are the best shoes I've seen on this blog in forever, gorgeous!
Love the colours, the textures and the brilliance of how she combined some difficult-to-wear pieces in this look. Stylish yet casual. This ensemble creates a impression that it was "just thrown on" but it was undoubtedly more carefully thought out. Adore this look!!
Also love how you captured the movement and made us all curious about the story behind this shot Sart. Could make up 1001 captions to go under this picture.
I want those pants, anyone know where to source these????
shoes are indeed great- but the pants would only look decent on a uber thin woman; yes, she does work it but those trousers are not for everyone! I just found this diamond-in-the ruff boutique in soho new york called (hem)- they carry around 30 different styles/cuts/colors of every unique type of pant you can imagine- that fits anyone- not just penicil model types. I ended up buying 5 pairs thinking I would never try on even a pair b/c I feel my body type is not fit for pants (i am a a-line dress person) BOY WAS I WRONG! check out their site hemboutique.com – even though the site does not have all the pants i saw in the store…
mathew williamson?
They look the same as Loboutin's but with a thicker band width bridging the two sides of her feet…and probably the colors.
Right…Never mind that, they aren't Loboutins, ahhhhh! Gripe Moan.
Mathew Williamson shoes from S/S08
I'll bet the guy was thinking, "Is she famous? Why is that guy taking her photo?" And of course, "Hey, she's kind of hot…"
Wow…fabulous! Je l'adore :)
All I was thinking when I looked at this photo was…I wish I could afford an outfit like that. I don't often think that in life – am quite happy to have a modest one – but this outfit is in the fabrics. Sigh. Will have to find a sugar daddy after all. :)
This is EXACTLY why Sart is so influential… Initially, I could not see myself wearing this new style of baggy pleated front pants with narrow legs. In a previous comment, I thought they looked too 80′s, Vanilla Ice, or MC Hammer. However, seeing it so PERFECTLY executed in this combination with the coat, shoes, bag, etc., I really WANT to wear this entire outfit!!!
Besides that, the picture is great with the guy checking her out in the background.
I suspect I am not alone in being influenced to track down a look inspired by this picture. Thanks for your wonderful blog!
Are you aware that your work is entering its Jeff Wall-influenced stage? Congrats to that!
Love the shoes
what a gorgeous look- interesting bodyshape- the shoes are twisting the whole outfit !
I absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE those pants.
perfect hair! love the shoes!
I have these exact pants!
Well, at least I think I do? Mine are from H&M and have a paper bag style around the waist, with a belt attached. Most would probably deem these unflattering, but I absolutely adore them! They have a quirky, avant-garde quality, and look amazing with super high strapped stilettos.
Wow, che bella milanese ;)
Great shot too.
*effortless-beautiful-sexy* It only makes me want to know more about her closet & what remarkable things are inside it and how she'll wear it….thats what I call inspiration.
really love her shoes!
How can I order these pants and shoes?


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Over one especially memorable meal of delicious Armenian food in Beirut, I met the front men for Mashrou' Leila, a lively 6-member indie band/orchestra that is a mix of traditional Arab music and rock. Driving home from dinner, we listened to their newly released album through the car stereo. Before I knew it, I was humming along. They play often in Beirut where they are very popular, but have never toured the US.
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Although I couldn't translate most of the political posters and billboards littering the sides of buildings and buses, after driving around Beirut for a few hours, I quickly found that Middle Eastern graphic design is looking pretty fresh right now. My instincts proved true when I discovered that indeed it was a budding creative outlet for young artists and designers, especially amid the political fervor of the Arab Spring. Graphic identity and typography negotiates the balance of the old, calligraphic tradition, with the new—an apt metaphor for the dilemmas of the ongoing revolutions in the region. I found this well-illustrated book (in English) featuring a number of new designers, including Persian designers as well. The editors have already released a second volume.


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It was almost midnight when someone spotted the banana.
Word on the boat spread quickly. Guys in the back corner were snacking on a bunch, people said, but it was unclear if they threw the talismanic fruit overboard.
No matter — the damage had already been done.
The Western Pride — a no-nonsense, 76-foot Ditmar that had taken off from Davey's Locker Sportfishing and Whale Watching in Newport Harbor about five hours earlier Wednesday evening — was headed back to port without having hooked a single squid.
The 75 or so anglers onboard anticipated waters teeming with Humboldt squid, which are known for their mysterious sudden invasions of California coastal waters.
"This is a natural occurrence that happens periodically since about 2003, although we are not exactly sure why," California Department of Fish and Wildlife marine biologist Dianna Porzio wrote in an email. "Humboldt, or jumbo squid, is a short-lived species that has experienced a range expansion in the last decade or so and are probably feeding and spawning off our coast, but they are normally found in deeper water."
Sometimes, though, they ascend from the depths, making for massive sportfishing hauls.
Sunday night alone, about 15 anglers reeled in approximately 340 squid within about an hour near Dana Point, Rob Armes of Davey's Locker said earlier in the week.
The only reason they didn't catch more was because they didn't have enough anglers.
"If we'd had 40 or 50 people, we'd have gotten 800 to 900 squid," Armes said. "They were floating all around the boat. They were jumping. They were everywhere."
Squid-fishing excursions have been leaving from Dana Wharf nightly since late last week, said General Manager Donna Kalez, and have been coming back with hundreds.
The cephalopods, which in warmer waters can grow to the size of a small person, Armes said, "eat everything in their path."
"They eat fish, they eat each other, anything," he said, adding that the squid chow down on the types of fish anglers usually try to catch.
Porzio said there are no state season or bag limits on Humboldt squid, other than a general invertebrate bag limit of 35.
The problem is predicting when — and for how long — they'll bite.
Wednesday, Anglers had lined up at nightfall, bundled in thick jackets and beanies, or sporting classic yellow slicker suits, drawn by frenzied reports of the squids' arrival off San Diego and Orange County.
Bao Cao, a Fountain Valley resident working in the financial industry, recalled hitting gold on a "crazy" calamari harvest a couple years ago.
"Most likely everyone's going to be soaked with water and ink," he said as he tied a glow-in-the-dark squid jig to a line.
Crew members fillet the squid onboard for $3 a pop, Western Pride crew member Paul Rodriguez said, because the city of Newport Beach "frowns on" the ink stains they leave on cement.
Ripin Young, who said she'd nearly had a panic attack sitting in traffic from San Bernardino, chatted excitedly with her brothers Thomas and Ting about the evening's prospects.
She likes fishing with Davey's Locker, she said, because "they clean the fish for us, fish is good," and "we always bag the limit."
Wednesday, however, Capt. Dustin Devoe, whose SoCal surfer's twang periodically crackled over an aging loudspeaker, seemed a little wary from the get-go.
"The last few nights we've caught a few," he said just before pulling out of the harbor. "We're going to make the rounds tonight. Hopefully it'll be the same."
By the end of the night, on the almost two-hour trek back from down near San Onofre, some wondered if the reports were just a little inflated.
Blame it on the bananas.
"Bananas on a boat are bad luck," said Peter Enriquez of Sylmar.
"Call it superstition, but that's the way it is," La Mirada angler Joe Flores said, ruefully shaking his head.
Numbered burlap sacks hung at the ready, dry and empty.
Forearms aching from dropping, then minutes later, reeling in, lines at stops off San Onofre and Laguna Beach, anglers hunkered down against the wind for naps.
Santino Simolo, 11, of Garden Grove, scampered around the deck and pointed out dolphins racing the bow. Clusters of weather-beaten fishermen traded calamari cooking tips over beers.
For most of the trip, the boat smelled more like the bacon cheeseburgers grilling in the galley than fish.
"We're telling fish stories because we can't catch fish," Enriquez joked.
He mused that fishing's real benefits come from looking out over the sea, the inky black of the water indistinguishable from the darkened horizon.
"It's like a cheap psychologist," he said.
And while Long Beach angler Brian Smith said he was bummed about missing the squid bonanza, he was actually feeling pretty good.
"Some days you catch 'em, some days you don't," he said. "It's better than being at home."
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This fused plug fits both your car's cigarette lighter socket AND your motorcycle's BMW/Euro-style socket, and can be used to replace the original plug on any 12-volt device without an integrated transformer. Perfect for replacing a car-only 12-volt plug or alligator clip connectors so that the device can be used in both your car and motorcycle.Simply cut off the original plug from your 12-volt device, strip 1/4" from the wire ends, and insert the exposed wires into the two screw-fastened wire contacts in the plug. Contains an integrated replaceable micro-fuse. This item should NOT be used to replace plugs of 12-volt devices that have a voltage transformer built into the plug (such as many cell phone and GPS chargers).
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Aquavision (based near Inverness) is one of a handful of companies based in Scotland which spcialises in providing Pond and Lake services. For over 15 years Aquavision has been designing and building ponds of all shapes and sizes for both private and commercial clients. Whether the pond is large or small; has been lined with a rubber liner, fibre glass, clay or concrete, we have the expertise to create a stunning spectacle specifically designed to meet our clients requirements.
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Echus Chasma
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Between the Tharsis region and Lunae Planum lies Echus Chasma and the source of Kasei Vallis. Flows from the Tharsis volcanoes are buckled by tectonic forces forming mounds and fractures in the Chasma.
Orbit Number: 41510 Latitude: 9.73539 Longitude: 281.73 Instrument: VIS Captured: 2011-04-24 06:44
Please see the THEMIS Data Citation Note for details on crediting THEMIS images.
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory manages the 2001 Mars Odyssey mission for NASA's Science Mission Directorate, Washington, D.C. The Thermal Emission Imaging System (THEMIS) was developed by Arizona State University, Tempe, in collaboration with Raytheon Santa Barbara Remote Sensing. The THEMIS investigation is led by Dr. Philip Christensen at Arizona State University. Lockheed Martin Astronautics, Denver, is the prime contractor for the Odyssey project, and developed and built the orbiter. Mission operations are conducted jointly from Lockheed Martin and from JPL, a division of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena.


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Cute miniature house - an original fiber art pin house from Paris.
Ready to pin and customize outfits and bags.
Also very cool as wall art or - why not - as a beautiful Christmas tree ornament.
Made with love to spread original, contemporary textile art everywhere.
Slow designed in an environmental friendly way from natural and / or recycled materials.
This listing is for the beige, gray shaded brooch house.
You find more here:
For even more fun combine several of these felt art creations.
Size: ~3.5" (8.5 cm) x 1.8" (4,5cm)
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washingtonautocredit needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 86 designs submitted by 20 freelance designers.
JumpStartMyCredit.com is a place for people to get bad credit home loans, payday loans, auto loans, credit repair, debt help and more. The current logo just does not go with the idea of "Jump Starting" someone's credit. Can be just Jump Start My Credit, or the .com site in logo.
JumpStartMyCredit.com is an online resource for people with less than perfect credit. The idea behind JumpStartMyCredit.com is for the users to use the services on the website to repair, build, or rebuild credit. I have played with several ideas for the logo, jumper cables, a little guy jumping over the website name, a heart beat and a defibrillator. It is just hard to implement. I am not a pro at this stuff, and that is why i need your help.
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I work in both Windows and OS X, but lately I am spending more time on my laptop, which is a MacBook Pro.
When I'm in Windows, I love using OneNote (part of Office). What I want is something similar on a Mac. I want something:
- The loads quickly, perhaps lives as a menulet even?
- Can be used to take notes, and have some kind of rudimentary sorting or filing. Say I wanted a page with phone numbers, another page with notes from a series of calls on the same subject.
- Ideally I could also drop images and other objects into the notes.
Oh great Ars Hive Mind, surely there is something like this?I don't mind paying for it, if it's useful!


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If you have never knit stripes, or have never been satisfied with how you have been knitting them, you might find these basic tips helpful. (By the way, this isn't a tutorial on the "Jogless Jog", which is a way of eliminating the imperfect way stripes meet at the end of the round. Maybe another time!)
When switching colors, first make sure that the last stitch knit in that color (2 rounds ago in this case) is not too loose or too tight.
Now bring the old color (blue) over to the left, keeping it above the new color (white). When you knit the first stitch with the new color, the old color will be trapped between the working yarn and the knitting.
If you're an English style knitter (you hold the working yarn in your right hand):
When you knit the first stitch of the round, bring the yarn over your left index finger (this creates a little slack in the yarn to prevent puckering).
If you're a Continental style knitter (you hold the working yarn in your left hand):
When you knit the first stitch of the round, bring the yarn over your right index finger.
Remove your finger for the next stitch…
If you are using slippery yarn, like this silk alpaca blend, knit the next two stitches normally, but on the third stitch give a gentle extra tug so that the first stitch of the round won't be loose.
Here's what carrying the yarns up the back looks like:
And here's what it looks like in the front:
Notice how the stripes don't exactly meet at the end of the round. Don't worry, that's normal. It's because knitting in the round is actually knitting a spiral. So, the end of a round is one row higher than the beginning of the same round! When you block the knitting, sometimes you can kind of tug the stripes into alignment. (To learn about knitting stripes in the round without a visible seam, try searching the "Jogless Jog" technique!)


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The focus of most asphalt paving companies serving Montgomery County is on residential and driveway paving. However, the paving world has much more to offer than that. Contractors who do not offer services to nonresidential clients are overlooking a large portion of their community. Those companies who do provide residential paving are frequently small, inexperienced, and lacking in customer service. We feel that a great paving company does not have to limit itself to either residential paving or commercial paving and can truly excel at both.
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