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Leaves of Absence
8430.1 Family and Medical Leave
Effective August 5, 1993, all faculty, unclassified staff, classified staff, and junior resident instructors are eligible for family and medical leave.
Family and medical leave may be used for:
the care of the employee's child in the year after birth, adoption, or placement for foster care.
an employee's serious health condition that makes the employee unable to perform his/her usual duties.
the care of one of the following family members who has a serious health condition: spouse, child, parent or legal guardian or person who stands in place of the parent, parent-in-law, grandparent, grandchild, brother, brother-in-law, sister, sister-in-law, or registered domestic partner.
A serious health condition is defined as one which involves inpatient care in a hospital, hospice, or residential medical care facility or one which involves continuing treatment by a health care provider or one which makes an individual unable to perform his/her usual duties or attend classes, etc., for more than three days.
Provisions of Family and Medical Leave
Family and medical leave is provided for the employee for up to a maximum of twelve weeks for all leaves [as described in section 8430.1 b.] in a twelve-month period. When the employee and the employee's spouse are both employed by the university, each employee is eligible for a twelve-week leave period.
The amount of family and medical leave for which the employee may be approved cannot exceed that for which the employee would normally be scheduled to work in a twelve-week period, e.g., the employee who is scheduled to work 32 hours per week is eligible for leave up to 384 hours (12 weeks x 32 hours).
The twelve-month period during which the employee may use up to twelve weeks of leave begins on the first day of the leave and extends through twelve months. Family leave for the birth, adoption, or placement for foster care of a child can be used at any time within the twelve months after the birth, adoption, or placement but must be completed within twelve months of the date of the birth, adoption, or placement.
Family and medical leave may be used on a continuous basis, an intermittent basis, or as a reduced work schedule. A request for a continuous leave which is supported by the appropriate documentation will be approved. A request with appropriate documentation for an intermittent leave , e.g., in seperate blocks of time, or a reduced work schedule, e.g., a reduction in the number of hours worked each week, when medically necessary for the serious health condition of the employee or the employee's family members will be approved. A request for an intermittent leave or a reduced work schedule in the year following the birth, adoption, or placement for foster care of a child may be, but is not required to be, approved by the university.
Family and medical leave is unpaid leave unless the employee has accrued sick leave and/or vacation hours which he/she is eligible to use for the purpose of the leave. Such sick leave and/or vacation hours must be used on a continuous basis at the beginning of a family and medical leave.
Continuation of Benefits
During a family and medical leave, the employee who has medical and dental coverages and/or Health Care Flexible Spending account coverage is eligible to continue the coverages.
During the period of an unpaid family and medical leave, the employee is entitled to continue other employee benefits such as term life insurance and long-term disability coverage. To continue term life insurance and long-term disability coverage, the employee must pay to the university the premium for such coverages.
During the period of an unpaid family and medical leave, the employee will not accrue sick leave or vacation hours or receive holiday pay.
Return to Work at the End of Family and Medical Leave
The employee is guaranteed to be reinstated to the same or an equivalent position at the university at the end of a family and medical leave,
When the employee who has elected not to continue one or more of medical and dental insurance, Health Care Flexible Spending benefits, term life insurance and accidental death and dismemberment coverage, and long-term disability coverage during a family and medical leave returns to work after the leave, those benefits will be restored to the level of coverage available at the time the leave began.
Application for Family and Medical Leave
Approval of a request for family and medical leave is made by the Department of Human Resources following submission of a Family and Medical Leave Request form through the employee's supervisor or designee. When a request for family and medical leave is for a serious health condition of the employee or another eligible family member, the Family and Medical Leave Request form must be accompanied by a completed Certification of Physician or Practitioner for Leave Under the Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 form. The employee is required to provide 30 days of advance notice when a leave is foreseeable. The employee may also be required to provide a second or third medical opinion (at the university's expense) to confirm the need for a leave. When the employee returns from an approved family and medical leave due to a serious health condition, the employee may be required to submit to a fitness for duty examination.
Copies of the Family and Medical Leave Request form, the Certification of Physician or Practitioner for Leave Under the Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 form, and a summary of the Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 are available from the Department of Human Resources.
8430.2 Unpaid Disability Leave
A disability leave is defined as an unpaid leave granted or required by the university for medical reasons after the employee has exhausted all accrued sick leave. The employee may also exhaust all vacation leave before going on unpaid disability leave, if the employee so desires.
A maternity leave is a disability leave and is subject to the same rules that govern all other disability leaves.
A disability leave may be granted for periods of up to six months and may be extended by increments of up to six months to a total of one year.
During a period of disability leave, the university shall not pay salary or wages or contribute toward retirement benefits or provide for the accumulation of sick leave or vacation leave.
An employee on unpaid disability leave may continue medical and dental coverages and/or Health Care Flexible Spending benefits by making employee premium contributions to the university. In addition, the employee may pay to the university the premium for term life insurance and long-term disability coverage.
Disability leave is granted by the appointing authority contingent upon a written statement from the employee's attending physician or the university's physician that the employee is disabled and prevented from performing his/her usual duties. The employee's accumulated sick leave shall be exhausted before disability leave is approved. At the employee's discretion, vacation leave also may be exhausted before the beginning of an unpaid disability leave. The employee may not be paid for vacation hours during an unpaid disability leave. If the employee is hospitalized or institutionalized upon expiration of accumulated sick leave, the disability leave may be given without examination.
When a supervisor has reason to believe that the employee is unable to fulfill his/her usual duties by reason of disability, the supervisor may make a request to the appointing authority that the employee undergo a physical examination at the expense of the university. If the physical examination verifies the inability of the employee to fulfill his/her usual and customary responsibilities, the university will place the employee on disability leave upon exhaustion of all accrued sick leave. The employee may also exhaust all vacation leave before going on unpaid disability leave, if the employee so desires.
The university may require that the employee on an approved disability leave undergo periodic physical examinations at the expense of the university to determine the employee's fitness to return to his/her usual duties or to remain on disability leave.
The employee may return to work only by submission of a certificate from the attending physician verifying that the employee is physically able to resume his/her usual duties.
8430.3 Personal and Educational Leaves
Leave without pay may be granted for personal or educational reasons to faculty, unclassified staff, or classified staff.
- Personal leave. Leave without pay may be granted for personal reasons for a maximum duration of six months and may not be renewed or extended.
- Educational leave. Leave without pay may be granted for purposes of education for a period of up to six months and may be extended by six-month increments up to a period of two years.
During a personal or educational leave, the university shall not pay salary or wages or contribute to insurance or retirement benefits or provide for the accumulation of sick leave or vacation leave. However, an employee on a personal or educational leave may continue insurance benefits and Health Care Flexible Spending account coverages by paying to the university the premium for those coverages.
Request for personal or educational leave, stating the reason and dates for which the leave is being requested, shall be in writing and shall be submitted to the employee's supervisor. The supervisor will forward the request with his/her recommendation to the appropriate authority for approval.
A personal or educational leave for faculty and unclassified staff must be approved by the president or his/her designated representative. The appointing authority may grant such a leave of absence to classified staff.
8430.4 Professional Development Leave
Professional development leaves with pay may be granted to faculty and salaried unclassified staff for planned programs of education, research, study, creative activity, or other undertakings of benefit to the individual and the university. A professional leave may not be used to work toward a degree.
8430.5 Court Leave
Court leave with full pay shall be granted to any employee who:
is summoned for jury duty by any court of competent jurisdiction; or,
is subpoenaed to appear before any court, commission, board, or other legally constituted body authorized by law to compel the attendance of witnesses, where the employee is not a party to the action.
Any compensation or reimbursement for jury duty or for court attendance compelled by subpoena, when such duty is performed during the employee's normal working hours, is permitted to be kept by the employee and is not to be remitted to Wright State University.
Any employee who is appearing before a court or other legally constituted body in which he/she is a party may be granted vacation leave or leave of absence without pay.
The employee who is the appellant in any action before the state personnel board of review and is in active pay status at the time of a scheduled hearing before the board shall be granted court leave with full pay for purposes of attending the hearing.
8430.6 Military Leave
With Pay
The employee who is a member of the Ohio National Guard, the Ohio Military Reserve, or a reserve component of the United States Armed Forces is eligible for a leave of absence with pay for field training or active duty not to exceed 31 calendar days per calendar year. The employee shall submit to his/her director or department chair a copy of the orders or other written proof as evidence of the call to duty. The maximum number of hours for which payment may be made in any one calendar year is 176 hours.
When the period of military service is less than 31 days, the employee must report to the university not later than the beginning of the first full regularly scheduled work period, after a period allowing for safe transportation from place of service to residence.
Without Pay
The employee who has held a position for at least 90 days shall be granted an unpaid leave of absence to be inducted into or to enter military service. The employee shall give advance written or verbal notice to his/her director or department chair of the absence for military service, unless giving of such notice is precluded by military necessity or is otherwise impossible or unreasonable.
The employee who leaves a job for military service is entitled to return to a job of similar seniority, status, and pay, regardless of the timing, frequency, duration, or nature of services, provided the service limitations and notice requirements as described in paragraph 4, 5, 6, and 7 below are met.
If the period of military service was more than 30 days but less than 181 days, the employee must apply for reemployment not later than 14 days after military service is completed, or the next full calendar day when such application becomes possible.
If the period of military service was greater than 180 days, the employee must apply for reemployment not later than 90 days after service is completed.
If it is impossible or unreasonable for the employee to apply for reinstatement within the prescribed period through no fault of the employee, he/she is allowed to report as soon as possible following the period. This situation will not cause the employee to forfeit his/her reemployment rights, but does subject the employee to the rules of conduct, established policy, and general practices of the university pertaining to explanations and discipline with respect to absence from scheduled work.
Five years shall be the cumulative amount of military service allowed for military leave without pay. Basically, most types of service are counted toward this limit. Exceptions include active duty during a war or declared national emergency or active duty in support of a critical mission.
During reemployment following a military leave without pay, protection against discharge without cause shall be as follows:
- one year of protection if the period of service was more than 180 days;
- six months of protection if the period of service was between 30 days and 181 days; and,
- no protected period if the period of service was less than 31 days.
8430.7 Return from Leaves of Absence (other than Family and Medical Leave)
Upon completion of a leave of absence, the employee shall be returned to his/her position or a similar position. The employee may be returned to active pay status prior to the originally scheduled expiration of the leave at a date mutually acceptable to the employee and the university. Classified staff may return prior to the previously scheduled date by submitting a written notification to the Department of Human Resources 30 days prior to the intended early return.
The employee who fails to return to his/her usual duties following the expiration of an approved leave may be terminated from employment at the university.


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I figured that the readers of this blog might want to know some more about me. If not, you can skip to the real stuff.
My name is Thomas ten Cate. I'm a 24-year-old Computer Science student at the University of Groningen, a wonderful town in the north of the Netherlands where I also live. I am about to finish my Master's degree in CS, and I also have a Bachelor's degree in mathematics.
My programming experience includes a lot of C++, a lot of Java (mainly for teaching) and also a lot of C#. I was taught Haskell in a university course on functional programming years ago. Unfortunately, that course did not go very far, so I have been learning me a real-world Haskell since. I cannot call myself a Haskell expert, but I am beyond the beginner's level. For example, I do grok monads, but am still hazy on stuff like functors and arrows. I hope to learn much, much more about the language during this Summer of Code project.
Other experience includes half a year at the Interactions Lab at the University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada, which gave me much valuable insight into human-computer interaction that will be useful when modifying and extending the user interface of EclipseFP. Furthermore, I run a one-man open source project called Taekwindow, which you might like if you are occasionally forced to use Windows.
I chose to do this Summer of Code project because I wanted to write something more serious in Haskell than the small programs that I'd toyed with so far. With that desire came the need for a good IDE. Kate is a nice editor, but it will not compile for you, or highlight errors, or run your program. I poked around the web and found that I seemed to be desiring something impossible. Then the Google Summer of Code came along and gave me an opportunity to try and make the impossible possible, so here I am!


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This could be a sign that it's over for Sestak
Throw in Schumer, that will help!!
Throw in Schumer, that will help!!
For the first time, Pennsylvania Sen. Arlen Specter will campaign for Joe Sestak, the congressman who ended his hopes for a sixth term in the U.S. Senate after hard-fought primary campaign.
Specter will appear with Sestak at an event in Philadelphia on Monday that will also feature Pennsylvania Sen. Bob Casey and New York Sen. Chuck Schumer.
Just a few weeks ago, the most that Specter would say about his former rival's campaign when asked by a reporter was, "I'm late for the squash court." (Presumably Sestak will receive a more forceful endorsement from his erstwhile opponent on Monday).
But with less than a month to go until Election Day, Specter -- an influential voice in Pennsylvania politics -- is closing ranks behind Sestak, who is trailing his Republican opponent, former Rep. Pat Toomey, according to recent polls.
Specter switched from the Republican to the Democratic Party in 2009, avoiding what would have been an uphill battle against Toomey in the GOP primary. But the Senate veteran went on to lose in the Democratic primary to Sestak in May.
News of Monday's event -- a private fundraiser -- was first reported by the Philadelphia Jewish Voice.


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Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP)
Created in 1966 by the Community Service Society, the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) recruits, trains, and places volunteers at community-based organizations throughout the five boroughs of New York City.
The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) of CSS has nearly 3,000 volunteers 55+ at hundreds of nonprofit agencies throughout New York City. The strength of our program is three-fold:
- We provide life-changing opportunities for volunteers ages 55 and over.
- We help meet the critical needs of communities by mobilizing tens of thousands of hours of volunteer service.
- We strengthen public and nonprofit agencies by matching skilled volunteers with vital programs and services.
A Tradition of Innovation
CSS launched RSVP more than 45 years ago as a pilot program on Staten Island. Since then, the program has been replicated nationally, mobilizing more than 500,000 older-adult volunteers. Today, we continue to develop innovative new volunteer initiatives, including:
The Financial Advocacy Program, which boosts the economic security of low-income New Yorkers through public benefits counseling and financial education.
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How can I get involved?
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RSVP Partners: Coming of Age, JASA, VOAD, NYAVA, Support Center, Transition Network


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The Paradigms They Are A-Changin' > The Future Of Research And Scholarship: Open / Semantic / Social / Mobile
There are four major themes that are and will become the context and framework of research and scholarship in the 21st Century: Open / Semantic / Social / Mobile:
Open >
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Semantic >
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Science Blogging / Social Bookmarking / Social Networking / Social Software
Mobile >
Mobile Access / Mobile Content / Mobile Data / Mobile Research
In scheduled presentation(s), we will briefly profile select developments related to these major themes and speculate on their potential evolution and impact on research and scholarship in the coming decade(s).
In June I Will Give Four (4) Invited Presentations On The Topic(s) In Ireland At
The National Library Of Ireland, Dublin (June 4 / 1:00 PM)
Lecture : The Paradigms They Are A-Changin': The Future of Research and Scholarship / Thursday / 4 June 2009 / 1.00 PM / Seminar Room / Admission Free / Booking Is Not Required
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The National University of Ireland - Galway (June 5 / 1:00 PM)
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The University College Cork, Cork (June 8 / 10:00 AM)
Boole Lecture Theatre 2 / Co-Sponsored by Ionad Bairre
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The University of Limerick, Limerick (June 9 / 2:30 PM).
Symposium: Social Networking Services at Third-Level: Trends and Developments: "The Paradigms They Are A-Changin': The Future of Research and Scholarship (Open / Semantic / Social / Mobile)" / Tuesday / June 9th 2009 / 2.30 pm / Charles Parsons Lecture Theatre / All welcome
Contact Dr. Tríona Hourigan for further information.Tel: 00 353 (0) 61 234675
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I would like to thank the following individuals/organizations for their support, generosity, and hospitality during our Magical Visit To Ireland
National Library Of Ireland, Dublin
Joanna Finegan / Assistant Keeper / Education & Outreach / National Library of Ireland, Dublin
Sarah Shiel / Executive Education Assistant / Education & Outreach / National Library of Ireland, Dublin
National University of Ireland, Galway
John Cox / Acting Librarian / James Hardiman Library /National University of Ireland, Galway
Niall McSweeney / Head of Information / James Hardiman Library / National University of Ireland, Galway
University College Cork, Cork
Crónán Ó Doibhlin / Sub-Librarian / Special Collections, Archives & Repository Services / George Boole Library / University College Cork
Stephen Yearl / Library Digital Projects Officer / George Boole Library / University College Cork
Ionad Bairre / University College Cork
University of Limerick, Limerick
Mícheál Ó hAodha / Librarian, Science & Engineering (CSIS, ECE, MAE, MOE) / Lewis L. Glucksman Library / University of Limerick
Brian Fitzgerald / Vice-President Research / Frederick A Krehbiel II Chair in Innovation in Global Business & Technology/ University of Limerick
Institute for the Study of Knowledge in Society / University of Limerick
Iowa State University Library / Travel and Research Funds Committee
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|Department of Public Information • News and Media Division • New York
Security Council Press Statement on Terrorist Attacks in Somalia
The following Security Council press statement was issued by Council President Peter Wittig ( Germany):
The members of the Security Council condemn in the strongest terms yesterday's bombings in Mogadishu. The members of the Council extend their condolences to the victims and their families, President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, and to the people of Somalia.
The members of the Council underline their resolve to support Somalia in its efforts for peace and reconciliation. After Somalia has taken such an important step in completing the transition, it is deplorable that ordinary Somalis have again been targeted by those who do not wish to see a more peaceful Somalia.
The members of the Security Council reaffirm that terrorism in all its forms and manifestations constitutes one of the most serious threats to international peace and security, and that any acts of terrorism are criminal and unjustifiable, regardless of their motivation, wherever, whenever and by whomsoever committed.
The members of the Security Council reiterate their determination to combat all forms of terrorism, in accordance with its responsibilities under the Charter of the United Nations.
The members of the Security Council remind States that they must ensure that measures taken to combat terrorism comply with all their obligations under international law, in particular international human rights, refugee and humanitarian law.
The members of the Council reaffirm their determination to support Somalia at this important time, as underscored by the unanimous adoption of Security Council resolution 2067 (2012).
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Bone Broth Protein Coffee, by Ancient Nutrition, combines bone broth and organic espresso roast coffee to create the ultimate energizing combo!
Each serving of Bone Broth Protein Coffee delivers approximately 50mg of naturally occurring caffeine = 1/2 to 1 cup of organic espresso coffee. Bone Broth Protein is a breakthrough in protein supplementation that delivers the benefits of homemade bone broth in a convenient, easy-to-mix form.
For as long as humans have been cooking food over fire, bone broth-the simmering stock of bones from fish, beef, chicken, turkey and other animals that are typically discarded-has been a daily part of life. And it's celebrated by cultures around the world. Not only does bone broth add depth of flavor to recipes and meals, it also imparts significant and broad health benefits that are now capturing the attention of millions. Bone broth may be the "hottest trend in health" today, even though it is centuries old. In fact, just about every culture throughout history has used a form of bone broth to improve health and support a healthy immune system.
A few of the many benefits of bone broth:
- Promotes healthy gut integrity
- Reduces permeability & inflammation
- Reduces visible signs of wrinkles & aging
- Supports normal immune system function
- Promotes healthy sleep
- Boosts energy during the day
- Supports a healthy mood
- Supports both cellular & liver detoxification
- Aids the metabolism & promotes anabolism
- Supports joints, skin, muscles, & digestion
Studies show that gelatin is beneficial for restoring the strength of the gut lining and fighting food sensitivities. (A report published in the Journal of Clinical Gastroenterology found that gelatin effectively supports intestinal health and integrity.) Collagen/gelatin and the amino acids proline, glutamine and arginine help seal openings in the gut lining and support gut integrity.
Some of the ways in which bone broth boosts detoxification is by supplying sulfur and glutathione. (Preventative Research Center has found that glutathione helps with elimination of fat-soluble compounds, especially heavy metals like mercury and lead.) Bone broth contains minerals including potassium, calcium, selenium and magnesium, and is rich in collagen and gelatin that help form connective tissue and healthy skin. One thing that actors, professional athletes, executives and television personalities all have in common is high-performance lifestyles. So, it is little wonder that the media seems to be reporting almost daily on the celebrities that are making bone broth a central component of their health and fitness program.
You'll also see bone broth very well represented on the covers of magazines and books if you take a stroll down the aisle of your local bookstore. Meanwhile, a surprising number of "broth cafes" have opened up in New York City as people are trading in their morning cup of coffee for the benefits that bone broth can deliver! Bone broth is rich in protein, collagen, gelatin, glucosamine, chondroitin and key minerals often missing in the diet. These vital nutrients support a wide range of health benefits and body systems including: gut and immune system, joints and lean muscle mass, skin, hair, nails, metabolism and a healthy weight.
Another audience that is "fueling the fire" of the bone broth movement is the rapidly-growing group of people following a Paleolithic-inspired eating and lifestyle program. And it's not just weekend warriors and hardcore fitness advocates that are contributing to the growth. The world of health and fitness is often dominated by fads and trends; however, all the data suggests that this is a modern-day phenomenon, based on historical traditions, that is not going away any time soon. For most people, there are two major obstacles to experiencing the benefits of bone broth. The time to make it at home and the expense to buy it pre-packaged.
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Bone Broth Protein begins as a true bone broth liquid. It's then dehydrated, making it into a concentrated source of high-quality, tasty powder. A quality Bone Broth Protein Powder comes with the same benefits of a homemade broth, but it's also just as beneficial for digestion and even more versatile in so many recipes. Bone Broth Protein supplies 20 grams of muscle-building protein to support healthy muscle building, maintenance and metabolism.
Bone Broth Protein is loaded with type 2 collagen and also contains vital minerals, including potassium, magnesium, calcium, selenium, glycosaminoglycans (GAGs), hyaluronic acid, glucosamine and chondroitin. It's high in proline and glutamine– which are amino acids that support the digestive system. *These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Individual results may vary.


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At the 75th 'Stuttgarter 'Fruehlingsfest' the traditional fair in the spring, there was an exhibition of historic fair equipment.
This picture was made inside a historic caravan.
For the permission to take this picture i thank Ms Kinzler.
Stuttgart is the city between forests and vineyards. Stuttgart is domicile of important industrial concerns, venue of large sporting events and has many cultural facilities.


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Bobby Parnell, who had been uninspiring during his tenure with the Mets, has been scintillating this spring, enough where they could consider opening the season with him in the closer role if Frank Francisco is placed on the disabled list with a sore left knee.
While Parnell was throwing three scoreless innings at Atlanta in a spot start – because the Mets didn't want Jon Niese to face the same team he'll pitch against Sunday – Francisco was getting an MRI.
"Early in camp I felt a little sore in there and it went away,'' Francisco told reporters today. "In the last three days, I felt soreness in there again, but that's it. We're going to take care of that. I did my workout and everything, and it felt fine, but they're going to take a look at it.''
A MRI, followed by manager Terry Collins saying he was concerned about Francisco's knee can't be a good omen for the injury ravaged Mets.
Francisco, a Toronto castoff, was signed to a two-year, $12-million contract in the offseason. The Mets also signed another Blue Jays' reliever, Jon Rauch, but he's been ineffective this spring with a 7.94 ERA. Parnell, who struggled in the closer role last September, hasn't given up a run in 12 1/3 innings during spring training.
Despite his success, I'm not so sure moving Parnell to the closer role is the way to go if Francisco's injury is deemed short term. The Mets have bounced Parnell around in the past and he has not responded to the changing roles. Because he's been pitching well I'd be reluctant to tinker with him.
I would reconsider that position if Francisco's injury is determined to be long term.
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ETSU finally go on the board in the fifth cutting the lead to 2-1 as Byrne came in to score from third on an error by Mercer third baseman Jacob Tanis.
In the top of the eighth, the Buccaneers got a leadoff double from Doane, but he would end up stranded at third after Mercer reliever David Teasley got two ETSU batters to foul out to end the inning.
Teasley went on to get three straight outs in the ninth to end the game and pick up his fifth save of the season.
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Humanoids from the Deep was one of those films whose giant clamshell package on the shelf of my local video store always caught my eye as a kid. The combination of a nubile woman and inhuman eyes on the cover tweaked my growing brain's twin interests: girls and monsters. But the film's R-rating meant I wouldn't be seeing it anytime soon, no matter my protestations to whichever parent held the video club card.
Some thirty years later, Shout! Factory has done us geeks the honour of putting out Humanoids on DVD and Blu-ray, and the excitement I felt inserting the disc into my player was almost sexual. Finally, after all these years, I was going to get to see if the movie of my adolescent imagination would live up to the promise of its cover art.


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Clinton, Tenn.-based Hollingsworth Capital Partners – Memphis LLC has filed a $2.3 million loan on the industrial property at 4250 E. Shelby Drive.
The company filed the loan through First Century Bank on July 10, but the Shelby County Register of Deeds didn't process it until this week.
Built in 1986, the Class B, 585,535-square-foot warehouse sits on 32 acres at the northwest corner of the intersection of East Shelby Drive and Malone Road.
The facility has an appraised value of $8 million, according to the Shelby County Assessor of Property.
Hollingsworth Capital Partners acquired the former Wang's International building in 2008 via a quitclaim deed from Southeast Office Partners LLC, 33. Hollingsworth filed a $6.4 million loan through First Century Bank at the time of acquisition.
In conjunction with that deal, Southeast Office assigned Hollingsworth its payment-in-lieu-of-taxes (PILOT) agreement with the city-county Industrial Development Board. The PILOT went into effect in September 2004 and has since expired.
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Mueller Industries is buying back approximately 10.4 million of its shares owned by Leucadia National Corp. for about $427.3 million.
The Memphis company, which makes copper, brass, plastic and aluminum components for use in plumbing, refrigeration and ventilation systems, said Monday, Sept. 24, that it will pay $41 per share. This is a nearly 15 percent discount to its Friday closing price of $48.17.
New York-based conglomerate Leucadia is selling all of the Mueller shares that it owns, which is approximately 27.2 percent of Mueller's currently outstanding stock.
Mueller said it will pay for the shares with available cash and borrowings under its existing credit line.
The offering is expected to close by Wednesday. Once it is complete, Leucadia's board appointees Ian Cumming and Joseph Steinberg will resign from their posts.
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Two mainstay retail businesses on the Highland strip, Super Submarine Sandwich Shop and smoking accessory and gift shop Whatever, have about six months to find new locales.
That's because the property owner of 612 S. Highland St. is under contract to sell the 9,628-square-foot strip center to a new owner that will allegedly raze it.
A spokesperson for Palmer Brothers Inc., which manages the property in the University of Memphis neighborhood for the estate of Marion J. Madison, confirmed that the tenants have been given six-months notice, adding that the entire process including due diligence will likely take longer than that.
Jun Hua, owner of Super Submarine Sandwich Shop (also known as Chinese Sub Shop), said she hopes to relocate close by, but finding adequate restaurant space and parking is a challenge. The eatery has been a staple in the community for more than 35 years.
Meanwhile, Whatever plans to occupy the space that formerly housed Double Deuce, next to what is now Juicy Jim's, by December. The novelty shop has had a presence at 610 S. Highland St. for more than 40 years.
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The White House has said President Barack Obama intends to nominate Memphis Light, Gas and Water Division board chairman V. Lynn Evans to the board of the Tennessee Valley Authority as well as Jackson businessman and 2010 Democratic nominee for governor Mike McWherter.
MLGW is the largest customer of the Tennessee Valley Authority.
Word of the nominations came through U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander of Tennessee.
"I look forward to visiting with these nominees at the appropriate time and learning more about their views on keeping electricity in the Tennessee Valley low-cost, reliable, and clean," Alexander said in a written statement.
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Stephen Hall has joined Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs LLP as a member of the law firm's intellectual property protection and litigation team.
Prior to joining Wyatt, Hall served as chairman of the intellectual property group at Stoll Keenon Ogden PLLC, a law firm in Kentucky. Before becoming an attorney, Hall worked as a chemist, and he got his law degree from the University of Cincinnati College of Law.
Wyatt is a full-service regional law firm with more than 200 lawyers, and offices in Louisville and Lexington, Ky.; Nashville and Memphis; New Albany, Ind.; and Jackson, Miss.
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Legislation to realign the federal court in North Mississippi will condense the existing four divisions into three, according to Republican Sens. Thad Cochran and Roger Wicker.
Cochran and Wicker say the bill now goes to the president and will take effect 60 days after the president signs it.
The northern district court presently hears cases in Oxford, Greenville, Aberdeen and Clarksdale. The division in Clarksdale would be closed under the bill.
Cochran says the realignment should improve the overall operation of the federal judiciary in north Mississippi.
The southern federal court district in Mississippi has divisions in Jackson, Hattiesburg and Gulfport.
The head of the International Monetary Fund says government leaders in Europe and the United States must deliver on commitments they have made to achieve a decisive turn in a global economy fraught with uncertainty.
Christine Lagarde says what is needed is a sustained recovery, not a bounce.
To achieve that objective, she says, decision makers must be real action-takers and deliver on their promises to carry out programs to get their economies back on track.
Lagarde said in a speech Monday, Sept. 24, that the most urgent action was needed in Europe, the epicenter of the crisis. But she also said the United States must avoid plunging off a fiscal cliff of deep government spending cuts and tax increases that could cause another recession and harm the global economy.
Truly free checking accounts are becoming rarer as banks add more fees to boost their profits.
Only 39 percent of non-interest checking accounts are free to all customers, according to survey results released Monday, Sept. 24, by financial data publisher Bankrate.com. That's down from 45 percent last year and 76 percent in 2009.
Among other fees, the average monthly service fee on checking accounts is a record $5.48, up 25 percent from the Bankrate survey a year ago. Also, the average fee charged by an ATM operator to a non-customer rose 4 percent to a record $2.50, Bankrate said.
Customers may be near a breaking point, the survey suggests.
Seventy-two percent of those surveyed said they would consider switching banks if theirs raised its fees on checking accounts, up from 64 percent in March 2011. Households with an income of $75,000 or more are the most likely to switch, at 82 percent, Bankrate said.
The survey was based on an analysis of 477 checking accounts at 247 banks and thrifts.
The largest U.S. banks all offered free checking with no strings attached until 2009. Banks say they have raised fees lately because of federal regulations on debit cards and overdraft policies that stand to cost them billions of dollars in annual revenue.
Yet new data shows that overdraft fees have rebounded, according to Moebs Services, a financial research company in Lake Bluff, Ill. Overdraft revenue for U.S. financial institutions increased 2.1 percent to $31.5 billion for the fiscal year ended June 30. The $700 million increase came from a 3.6 percent increase in price and a 1.4 percent decrease in volume, Moebs said.
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Wow. Only 5 ingredients. The great thing about this mango salsa is it keeps the salmon so moist when it is baked altogether. This is an adapted recipe from my free Costco cookbook. Hahah. The only thing I changed was I added mango and removed cumin. I'll let the photos speak for themselves, make this a little less wordy, wrap it up and enjoy my Friday morning.
Salmon with Warm Mango Salsa Coating (serves 2)
- 2 (6 oz.) salmon fillets
- 1/2 cup salsa, drained
- 1/2 cup mayo
- 1 mango, cubed
- 3 Tbsp. chicken broth
*Double ingredients for 4 servings.
Quick Directions:
1) Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
2) Mix mayo, drained salsa, and cubes of mango in a bowl.
3) Cover surface of baking pan with thin layer of chicken broth. Place salmon fillets on, and slather mango salsa coating on top.
4) Bake for 20 minutes. Serve.
Illustrated Directions:
1) Gather ingredients for salmon coating. Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
2) Use a strainer to filter out unwanted salsa juices.
3) Collect 1/2 cup of drained salsa.
4) Put mayo and salsa together.
5) Score squares on mangoes. Make smaller squares for smaller cubes. Pop em inside out.
6) I used a little cheese spreader to take my mango cubes off the peel.
7) Mix mangoes, mayo and salsa together.
8) Pour about 3 Tbsp. chicken broth into small baking pan with lip. Or if you're using a larger pan, pour enough broth to cover the surface.
9) Slather on mango salsa coating on surface of salmon fillets.
10) Bake for 20 minutes, uncovered.
11) Take out of oven, and enjoy! We eat like this allllllllllll the time (not really).
Whoever says my husband doesn't eat well, I will punch in the face. HE ALWAYS EATS WELL. Sometimes I think that's the only reason he married me. Or maybe because I pour him a nice big glass of wine after work every night. Keep him all relaxed and happy.
Just to prove the coating keeps this salmon moist, take a look!
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In the United States we often take clean drinking water for granted. A recent trip to Guatemala opened my eyes to how fortunate we are to have healthy, safe water. According to ecofiltro, 90% of the rivers and streams in Guatemala are contaminated. For many coffee producing communities, contaminated water leads to gastrointestinal problems that greatly impacts the health of the community. Young children are especially vulnerable to diseases and malnutrition that result from contaminated water.
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El Capetillo is a coffee producing community in the Antigua region of Guatemala. For this community the local Guacalate River is the water source. Recent water testing revealed very high levels of e-coli and coliform contaminates. Through the BUNN Development Guild, I was part of a small team that helped distribute 75 filter systems for the local grade school and community. We worked with Funcafe, the rural development arm of Guatemala's national coffee association, to seed the community with water filters. In the coming months Funcafe will track health improvements through the community clinic. Learning about the challenges of a coffee producing community first hand was a life changing opportunity!
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MEDFORD — The 25-year-old woman accusing state Representative Carlos Henriquez of assault and battery diverged in her testimony Monday from some of the statements recorded by detectives about what occurred on July 8, 2012.
On Monday, Katherine Gonzalves said that after Henriquez had punched her three times, choked her, backhanded her, and took away her cellphone, he threw the phone back at her.
In Arlington Inspector Edward DeFrancisco's July 9, 2012 report, he stated that after the alleged assault and battery Gonzalves "was able to rip the cellphone back from his hands."
Quizzed on the discrepancy by defense attorney Stephanie Soriano-Mills, Gonzalves said, "At that time, that's how I recalled it."
In the fourth day since the trial began, Gonzalves took the stand for the first time, giving jurors her account of what she says occurred after Henriquez allegedly became angry that she would not leave with him when he had driven to her mother's home around 3 a.m.
Soriano-Mills attempted to sow doubt in cross-examination, highlighting differences in Gonzalves's accounts of the crime, including her initial statements to police that Henriquez had driven her around Boston for about two hours.
The Dorchester Democrat was originally charged with kidnapping, in addition to three counts of assault and battery, intimidation of a witness, and larceny of her cellphone's SIM card. The Middlesex district attorney's office declined to seek an indictment, which would be necessary to try him on a kidnapping charge.
Monday was the first time, Soriano-Mills said, that Gonzalves said Henriquez punched her three times. Gonzalves said that after Henriquez became "physical." she told him that she was recording him with her cellphone in the hopes that would "scare" him.
Under cross-examination, she said her cellphone battery had died when she got into the car with Henriquez, parked on her mother's street.
Soriano-Mills also asked about the missing SIM card. Later in the morning of Sunday, July 8, 2012, Boston police detectives took photos of text messages on Gonzalves's phone. Gonzalves, who was living in East Somerville at the time, said that while police left to retrieve a working camera that Sunday morning, she purchased another SIM card and she does not remember where she bought it.
DeFrancisco testified previously that he spoke to Gonzalves the day after the alleged attack and that she showed him the blank area on her cellphone where the SIM card would go.
Gonzalves said she did not recall whom she had shown her cellphone without SIM card.
Over the objection of prosecutor Clarence Brown, Soriano-Mills questioned Gonzalves on an online alias, Kathy Nicole London. With the jury temporarily out of the courtroom, Soriano-Mills said Gonzalves was Facebook friends under that identity with several local politicians. Judge Michele Hogan allowed limited discussion of the identity, saying it went to the witnesses' credibility. Gonzalves said the alias was something she had made up and used with friends.
Gonzalves also went into further detail on a Dec. 2, 2012 incident in which she said she called Henriquez from a blocked number, and then when she went to his home she was met by two men who told her to leave and that they had called police. Under cross-examination, Gonzalves said that in addition to drinks that December afternoon, she had taken Ambien, a sleep aid, and that because she was "out of it" her then-roommate had driven her to Henriquez's house.
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Latest in Beauty.com is a website based in the UK, where you can sign up and choose a free sample, one in skincare, one cosmetic and one body. It is free to join but costs £1 for post and packing and you pay this through your mobile phone.
Here is the box I ordered – a pretty pink box:
The idea is that after you have tested, you can write a little review for them.
I chose a Blinc Mascara, a face mask and a nano gold eye cream.
The sample of the eye cream was so small there is no way I could write a real review of it. Blinc mascara I already been there, done that! But the website has limited stocks so this was all they had left at the time. The face mask is a sheet one, and was a pretty good choice.
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While the exact savings of his restructuring plan are difficult to project, interim Fire Chief Tom Arnold says the data are solid.
He created several maps showing where the majority of Costa Mesa's fire emergencies happen, how quickly firefighters are able to arrive at locations across the city, and how the department's resources can best be utilized.
Another computer model helps him balance how many people are in each fire station's coverage area.
Using these projections, Arnold developed an option that would close Station 6, near Sunflower Avenue and Bristol Street.
While there is no set plan to close the station, doing so and reallocating its vehicles and people to other stations could save money while improving service to residents, Arnold said.
"We need to engage the public in that discussion," said city CEO Tom Hatch.
Station 6 serves about 3,000 residents while the other five serve between 17,000 and 24,000. Near South Coast Plaza, the area has mostly office buildings and shopping.
Its emergency vehicle is used for incidents 5% of the time. Ideally, emergency vehicles are used 10% of the time to properly balance resources with demand, Arnold said.
But with financial constraints, he said, most cities are budgeting closer to 15% to 25%.
One option for restructuring would shuffle the positions. It would cut the number of supervisors from 21 to 15, and engineers from 24 to 18, while maintaining the number of battalion chiefs at three and paramedics at 30, and increase the number of firefighters from nine to 15.
Because some positions are open now, the city will have to hire. For reductions, it will rely on attrition, officials say.
In total, under this option, there would be 81 firefighters, with 27 firefighters per day. Today, the city is budgeted for 87, which requires more than $2 million in overtime because of a hiring freeze that left the department staffed with 78.
Each fire station would have an ambulance under the proposed plan to free up emergency vehicles that could respond to other calls.
Currently, if a paramedic needs to accompany a patient to the hospital, a fire truck has to travel to the hospital as well, leaving that truck out of commission. Another fire station is then responsible for that station's calls.
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Graminivore, one who eats grass. That description would fit Novak Djokovic just fine after his post-Wimbledon eating habits. The champ, after knocking off Rafael Nadal in four sets, snacked on a little bit of Centre Court to really "taste" victory. While we appreciate the gluten-free Novak expanding his diet horizons, we wouldn't have minded just a plain-old shirtless victory cry. Video above. | TSF Vault: Shirtless Nole
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I was part of an elite group of Navy SEALS operating in Italy. Our task was to sow confusion in the enemy by demolishing a bridge on a nearby island in the Mediterranean Sea. I was late to the mission briefing and missed all but the end when our commander, Owen Wilson, was assigning code names to all the SEALS in the team as he pointed to each of us.
"Red. You are Bump.You, Tony, will be nicknamed God." Tony Reali seemed pleased with his. "And I'll be code named Commander." I thought that was a bit lacking in creativity. He didn't give me a code name, and I was pretty disappointed. I guess I should have been on time.
Commander gave me the run down of the mission as we walked down a cobblestone boat ramp that lead into the sea across from the island with our target bridge. A small submersible would be used to tow us underwater in our SCUBA gear. We jumped in and got in position. I was clinging to the left side of the vehicle. Commander told me to man the sonar readouts so I could alert him to any obstacles in our way in the dark water. As he started the propeller and we got underway, I realized I had no clue where the sonar display even was.
The submersible picked up speed and we were soon zooming along the seabed at ludicrous speed. I could barely hang on. We neared the island and slowed to enter an underwater concrete tunnel. It looked like someone's submerged living room. Couches, bookshelves and lamps lined the walls. As we rounded a corner in the tunnel we smashed straight into a chain link fence with flood lights attached to the top. I had failed in my sonar duties.
The squad was frustrated at the delay and put the submersible down to replace the broken light bulbs on the floodlights. Everyone removed their SCUBA gear to allow for better freedom of movement. The repairs were soon finished, but nobody put their gear back on. We were all too busy showing each other how long we could hold our breaths. I couldn't hold mine any longer and started breathing normally even without the aid of an oxygen tank.
I didn't want anybody to see I couldn't hold my breath very long, so I covered my mouth with a blanket and tried to hide my breathing.


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Final Cut Pro X was released to a very mixed reception. Professional editors were up in arms and the media had a field day. Enough has been written about that. A percentage will jump ship to Avid, some to Adobe and some will be brave and stick it out but what about the rest of us? Some of us actually think it's an amazing product.
Years ago I messed about with Premiere Pro on the PC. I liked it, it was perfectly suited to the kind of home movie nonsense I was shooting, then a friend of mine 'gave' me his macbook! The macbook had iMovie HD on it and it was brilliant, I could edit stuff together quicker than with Premier Pro and the results were great. After a while I met the limitations of iMovie HD and started craving something more powerful. Final Cut Express 4 was released shortly after and I purchased it immediately and all was well again... for a while.
I was closely watching the DSLR movement into video production, short films were being made that looked amazing. I wanted to be part of the DSLR video revolution so I bought myself a Canon 550D and a couple of lenses. The 550D (T2i) can pretty much turn out video the same quality as a 7D, 1080p @ 24,25 & 30 FPS. 720p @ 50 & 60 FPS. Final Cut Express only had limited support for 1080p. I could edit 1080p @ 25 FPS but not 24 . I had to convert the H.264 .mov files from the Canon into Apple Intermediate Codec, FCE does not support ProRes. I looked at Final Cut Pro 7 and the £900 price tag and said "If Final Cut Pro was £300, then I would buy it". Then the rumors started appearing about a new version of Final Cut Pro
On January 15th I tweeted "I wonder if the new Final Cut Pro will appear on the Mac App Store at a silly low price like Aperture 3 did?"
It really was like Apple had released a version of Final Cut Pro especially for me. It was priced right and solved nearly all of the issues I had with Final Cut Express 4.
- I can now start editing with footage off the 550D straight away and it transcodes it into ProRes so colour information is maintained when grading.
- I can now shoot 24p and edit with it.
- Syncing audio from my Zoom H1 used to be a complete pain in the arse, now it's easy.
- I can create films that are in surround sound.
It is definitely not iMovie PRO, I never got on with the newer versions of iMovie, I just didn't get it. Final Cut Pro X might look a bit like iMovie but the similarities pretty much end there.
I purchased the FCP X training videos from Ripple Training there are just over 5 hours of training and these really do help massively and well worth the $40 (~ £25).
I am finding it a lot quicker to edit FCP X than I could with FCE4 which is basically the same interface as FCP7. I don't have years of Final Cut Pro experience or money invested in FCP editing suites or paying clients nor have I ever used multicam or needed to export OMF, saying that, there are a few things that are missing for me.
I can't correct footage that is shot using the Technicolor Cinestyle as there are no curves and FCPX doesn't support the LUT buddy plugin but hopefully support is coming soon.
There is no master sound level controls so you can't fade out all the sound with one curve! That is annoying.
I bought Motion 5 because it's the same price as a couple of dominos pizzas. Integration with FCP X is great as far as transitions go but I'm not sure what the best workflow is for adding special effects to part of the storyline. Do you have to export what you want to work on, add the effects and import it as a new video file? Why is there no "Sent to Motion" and "Sent back to Final Cut Pro" options so you can round trip the adding of effects. Maybe this will be added later.
Overall for me £179.99 is a great price, It gives me nearly everything I need for video editing. Maybe people like me are the target audience for this product or maybe I'm just more open to change.


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Albers Impresses Again In Twins Win Monday Night
The Twins beat the Indians 3-0 Monday night at Target Field to improve to 53-63 on the season. Cleveland has now lost six of their last seven games.
Andrew Albers was excellent once again in his second MLB start, going the distance to improve to 2-0 on the season. The lefty allowed only two hits and did not walk a batter while striking out two. Albers needed only 102 pitches to complete the game.
Once again the Twins relied on the long ball for their offensive output, with Brian Dozier going deep in the first inning and Trevor Plouffe adding a two-run shot in the second.
The Twins and Indians will meet again Tuesday night at Target Field.


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Alison.lewis needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 240 designs submitted by 81 freelance designers.
FRE3DOM or fre3dom or Fre3dom (how it is capt is up to you)
We are about helping cities around the world develop new ways of business to ensure they have a sustainable lifecycle of products. Every city should be self sustaining. We are using a process called "additive manufacturing" which means printing a recyclable object in 3D.
You can print just about anything like: steel,paper, plastic, or glass.
International Audience of educated business and crafts people. Everyone from the guy who makes the shoes to the woman that owns the company. :)
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CPP needed a new stationery design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 19 designs submitted by 9 freelance designers.
Charitable Payment Processing
Charitable Payment Processing serves nonprofit clients with a suite of payment forms - donations, events, membership, pledges, etc. I used 99designs for a great new logo and now I need business card, letterhead, and envelope to match.
My clients are professionals in the 30-50 age range.
Business Cards:
I like business cards with rounded edges.
Card will contain name, email address, web site address, and phone number. I don't care what order they go in.
There won't be a physical address listed or a title listed.
Please include web site address and phone number on the letterhead, as well as the physical address. The envelope should only have the physical address.
I have two colors available on the logo. I think I prefer the blue version.
Other than that, please feel free to be creative.


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What: The Smurfs (PG)
When: July 29
Where: Check your local listings
After the evil wizard Gargamel chases The Smurfs out of their magical world, they end up in our world. Enjoy this animated comedy featuring the voices of Katy Perry, Tim Gunn and more as the voices of The Smurfs.
What: Crazy, Stupid, Love (PG-13)
When: July 29
Where: Check your local listings
As Cal's (Steve Carrell) marital life enters a crisis, he seeks the advice of a much younger Jacob (Ryan Gosling) on how to keep his marriage and relationship with his children together.
What: Moonlight Movies Series: The Sandlot
When: July 29 @8:30 p.m.
Where: Lovett Memorial Library
6945 Germantown Ave.
Mt. Airy USA is partnering with the Free Library of Philadelphia and the Trolley Car Diner to host a Moonlight Movies outdoor series that will run for six consecutive Fridays through August 12. This week's movie is The Sandlot, the 1993 kids comedy where new-kid-on-the-block Scotty Smalls is taken under the wing of neighborhood baseball guru Rodriguez. Seating will begin at 8 p.m.
What: ART/GAGE: Celebrate Philly Creativity
When: July 30 12 p.m. -10 p.m.
Where: Philadelphia Magic Gardens
1020 South St.
Enjoy performances by local musicians, poets and even fire twirlers on South Street at Philadelphia's Magic Gardens. Tickets are $10-$15, and this all-day affair is not to be missed. The street fair will be held from 12 p.m. – 6 p.m. and is free to the public. For performances by local bands, stop by from 1 p.m.- 10 p.m. Performance tickets are between $6 – $25.
What: Run For the Hill of It
When: July 30 @8:30 a.m.
Where: Fairmount Park
Northwestern Avenue & Forbidden Drive
This Saturday morning put on your running shoes and Run For The Hill of It with Montgomery Child Advocacy Program (MCAP). This annual five-mile run and one-mile walk will begin in Fairmount Park. MCAP is a nonprofit organization that strives to provide free legal representation to children who are victims of neglect and abuse. Join the MCAP team for the 24th Annual Run For The Hill of It.


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Blithewold means pretty woods in some parts of the world. It certainly means that here. Blythewold offers up a wonderful mixture of world class architecture and landscaping. Visit in all 4 seasons and let the serenity creep into your soul. They do a good job of telling their own story on their excellent website. I won't hyperlink. You can type their name into Google, yes?
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Narragansett Bay dominates the geography of the tiny state of Rhode Island, extending 25 miles northwards and inland from the Atlantic Ocean right into the heart of its major cities. It is fed by the watersheds of 3 major rivers: the Blackstone, the Taunton and the Pawtuxet. Narragansett Bay defines the region's culture, its history, sense of place and quality of life. The cities of Providence, Newport, Fall River, Warwick and Newport all owe their start to the bay and the opportunities it provided for water power, commercial growth and transportation. Once badly polluted, the Narragansett Bay has made a tremendous comeback in the last 3 decades as communities all around the bay have revitalized their connection to the bay and taken steps to curb human impact. Aerial Vr plans a series of panoramas intended to capture the area's unique natural beauty, both from its surface and from the air as well as the vitality and uniqueness of its communities.


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Fifth grade science students from Sherwood Elementary have been learning all about stormwater runoff pollution from their teacher, Marian French. They had even monitored Silas Creek last fall to check the quality of the water in the creek. At Ms. French's invitation, the Stormwater Division helped to supplement what they had already learned.
First off, Community Educator, Roseann L'Esperance, visited with each of the classes and brought along an Enviroscape to help explain how pollutants can flow across a watershed. Students were full of thoughtful questions about the causes and consequences of various pollutants, such as fertilizers, motor oil and pet waste.
Next, students returned to Silas Creek to meet with the experts Keith Huff and Andy Allen, from the City's Stormwater Division. After learning all about how the city monitors for water quality, students carefully monitored and then compared notes with city staff and found that they were very close on the various parameters that were measured, such as pH, temperature, nitrogen and dissolved oxygen, among others.
Our hats are off to Ms. French and her fifth grade classes for really taking the time to learn all about stormwater runoff pollution and its' effects on our water ways!
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The interior has been refreshed to enhance refinement while maintaining driver focus. Every element has been reappraised. New slim, lightweight seats are the biggest change with Performance seats now offering optional cooling. Updates to even the smallest details such as new console finishers and Chrome highlights on the doors and steering wheel deepen the sense of luxury.Build Your F‑TYPE
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F‑TYPE's new Sport and Performance seats have been engineered with sports cars in mind. The lighter magnesium construction of the seats saves over 8kg* of weight compared with previous generation models. Their streamlined form takes up less space enabling a greater range of seating positions. Performance seats provide increased lateral support during dynamic driving and the option of cooling for greater comfort.
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Push the Start button and F‑TYPE's interior comes to life with cascades of light. Configurable Ambient Lighting adds even greater personalisation with a choice of Phosphor Blue, Pale Blue, White, Coral or Red to suit your mood or style. Activate Dynamic Mode and the lighting dramatically switches to Red on the door grab handles, centre console and instrument cluster.
We have designed the loadspace of F‑TYPE Coupé to create a sports car that fits every lifestyle. Its loadspace is competitive with some well‑known family hatchbacks – up to 408 litres. For added ease of access, the tailgate can be opened or closed at the touch of a button with the optional powered function*.
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Designed to deliver pure driving pleasure, F‑TYPE's technical excellence gives it a breadth of capabilities to suit the demands of every driver and every road. Coupé or Convertible, Rear Wheel Drive or All Wheel Drive, Manual or Automatic, the F‑TYPE range offers something for every style of driver. Design and build your perfect F‑TYPE with our Configurator or register your interest.
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