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My Wooden Toys
Why a Toy Shop?
My Wooden Toys came about as we tried to find good quality toys for our daugter that would really invite play as well as have some educational value; academic, creative, imaginative or otherwise. We were quite disspointed with what was available to us. We lived in Holland and the UK for a couple of years and toys that are so readily accessible in Europe, were unavailable or unaffordable here.
Affordable toyshops, in our experience, stock mostly low-quality plastic toys that look really attractive to small children, but that they will only play with once or twice. We spend a lot of time online, finding toys that would attract our daughter, as well as stimulate her mind, imagination and creativity. We found shopping online a much easier experience and avoided the grab and run senario which we experienced in many toyshops. (What on earth did we buy this for?)
Wooden Toys are Affordable!
Converting these efforts into the online shop My Wooden Toys was a natural progression. We discovered that quality wooden toys did not have to be more expensive than the alternative and that, in fact, we could easily compete with big chainstores, in price. We may not always buy for the same low rates as big chain stores, but we get close: we do not use agents, but buy directly from importers, in bulk, and, more importantly, we have much lower running costs. We do not have to pay staff and shareholders, rent for shopspace and so on; and can afford to work on much lower profit margins, therefore competing and often beating the prices of these stores.
What to Stock?
When we choose toys we think about our daughter and all the children we have worked with in a professional setting, with main considerations attraction, quality, material (wood, natural) and educational value. We try to stock toys in all price ranges but always of high quality. If we don't like the quality of a toy when it arrives we will not put it in the shop. We keep a display model of most toys and Hannah tests these extensively, putting them through their paces as only a 5 year old can. (Hannah is now 15 and still testing and advising.)
A User Friendly Website
In designing My Wooden Toys we have tried to make the shopping and checkout experience as quick and easy as possible.
You do not need a membership to shop here. You don't at physical shops, so why should you online?
Payment is very simple, just follow the checkout steps. The idea of online shopping is to save you time, so you will not be asked to complete ridiculously long forms.
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Remember, if you get stuck email us and we will be only to happy to help.
Enjoy your time at My Wooden Toys
We hope you find what you are looking for.
All the best Douglas, Margriet and Hannah.
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Jenny McCoy's Pear-Cranberry Strudel
Pears are tossed with cranberries, rolled in sheets of phyllo coated with crackling sugar, and left to crisp in the oven. That's how Desserts for Every Season makes strudel.
Excerpted from Desserts for Every Season by Jenny McCoy (Rizzoli). Copyright © 2013. Photographs by Pernille Pedersen.
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- Yield:makes 12 servings
- Active time: 20 minutes
- Total time:40 minutes
- 6 ripe Bartlett Pears
- Finely grated zest of 1/2 lemon
- 1/2 teaspoon fine sea salt
- 3/4 cup packed light brown sugar
- 3/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon, plus more for topping
- 4 1/2 ounces (9 tablespoons) unsalted butter, divided
- 3/4 cup cranberries, sliced in half
- 12 sheets (about 6 ounces) fresh or frozen phyllo dough, thawed
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Using a pizza wheel, and the straight edge of a ruler as a guide, cut the buttered and sugared phyllo stack in half widthwise. Then cut the 2 pieces in half again, creating 4 strips. About 2 inches from the bottom edges of the 4 strips, evenly divide one-third of the pear-cranberry filling, fold the edge over the filling, and tightly roll up. Lightly brush the entire exterior surface of the rolled strudel with melted butter and sprinkle the tops of the assembled strudel generously with turbinado sugar and ground cinnamon. Repeat two more times with the remaining 8 sheets of phyllo and the remaining two-thirds of the pear-cranberry filling to make 8 more strudels.
Sprinkle the tops of the assembled strudels generously with turbinado sugar and cinnamon and bake until golden brown, 35 to 40 minutes.
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- Center of the entertainment industry: movie studio back-lot tours, the Hollywood Walk of Fame, maps of the stars' homes, celebrity sightings
- Lively nightlife: great music venues, sceney clubs and Hollywood hot spots, atmospheric dive bars
- About 30-miles from Disneyland and Knott's Berry Farm amusement parks
- Natural beauty: beaches, mountains, and desert
- Great food town with countless options for every budget, from taco trucks and farmers' markets to high-end sushi bars and world-class fine dining
- Great shopping, from luxurious Rodeo Drive to funky Melrose boutiques and beloved outdoor shopping malls
- World-class museums: The Getty Center, The Los Angeles County Museum of Art, The Museum of Contemporary Art
- Mild, beautiful weather year round, though some rain and slight chill in the winter and spring
- Historic downtown buildings
- Served by both the Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), a major international airport, and Burbank and Long Beach airports, which are smaller and more manageable and served by discount airlines like Southwest and Jet Blue
- Outdoor activities: beaches for swimming and surfing, scenic hiking in and around the city
- Close to Las Vegas, about four hours by car or a one-hour flight
- Skiing and snowboarding nearby at Mount Baldy and Big Bear, both about a two-hour drive away
- Marijuana legal for "medicinal purposes"
- Home of the Lakers
- No walkable urban center (even though downtown neighborhood has grown more vibrant)
- Heavy, unpredictable traffic
- Difficult to get around without a car
- Large homeless population, especially in Venice and downtown
- Smog, especially during the summer wildfire season
- Beaches have polluted, occasionally smelly water, forcing periodic closures
- Bars close at 2 a.m.
- Limited public transportation: no underground to Santa Monica and Beverly Hills, only buses
- Limited, inconvenient street parking and expensive valet parking; many hotels only have valet for about $30 per night
- Home of the Lakers
- Beverly Hills: Pristine streets, designer shopping, and iconic, amenity-filled properties
- Downtown Los Angeles: Skyscrapers, art galleries, historic buildings, and a large homeless population
- Hollywood and West Hollywood: Film industry landmarks like the Walk of Fame and some of LA's best restaurants, bars, and clubs
- Beaches - Santa Monica and Venice: Luxury hotels, the famous Santa Monica Pier, and Third Street Promenade shops and restaurants in Santa Monica; skateboarders, street performers, and assorted burnouts along Ocean Front Walk in Bohemian Venice Beach
- West Los Angeles: Conglomerate of city neighborhoods that includes Brentwood, Westwood, West L.A., and Century City
What It's Like
Los Angeles has a reputation for being a company town, a place where everything revolves around the entertainment industry. And show business is indeed a huge part of the city, and it's there for visitors to enjoy, from tours of movie studio back lots to celebrity sightings. But, L.A. has so much more to offer. Scratch beneath the celluloid surface and you'll also find rich cultural and culinary diversity, a thriving visual arts scene, and natural beauty, from beaches and mountains to great parks and un-Botoxed faces. Greater Los Angeles is more a string of vibrant, unique neighborhoods and municipalities than a cohesive city with an urban center. That said, the recent revitalization of downtown has given L.A. something it was sorely lacking: a true downtown with both rich commerce and cultural offerings, including a thriving gallery scene, and a growing resident population that inhabits shiny high-rise apartment buildings.
Moving west from downtown, Hollywood and West Hollywood are home to some of L.A.'s biggest tourist attractions -- Hollywood Boulevard, the Walk of Fame, and Grauman's Chinese Theatre -- and some of its most notable nightlife. The Sunset Strip, a famed stretch of Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood, is a lively, sometimes seedy, neon-lit stretch of bars, nightclubs, and trendy hotels. Further west, the wealthy enclave of Beverly Hills has pristine streets lined with the huge homes of the rich and the designer shops where they spend their money. On the coast, Santa Monica and the surrounding beach towns have the appeal of the surf and sand, cleaner air, and a more laidback vibe, but there's still plenty to do: get a tan, catch a wave, grab fish tacos or a gourmet meal, shop on Santa Monica's Third Street Promenade, or just people-watch on Venice's Ocean Front Walk, a public runway for street performers, bodybuilders, skateboarders, and assorted burnouts.
Where To Stay
Los Angeles' sprawling, diverse geography makes for uniquely distinct neighborhoods, and it's easy to find hotels that truly reflect their surroundings. Most areas offer hotels across a fairly wide range of prices, so visitors should choose where to stay based on what they want do on their visit, lest they're forced to spend hours in traffic commuting to and from their hotel.
Downtown primarily attracts business travelers with a number of midlevel and upscale chain hotels; but it's also home to some funky, historic properties that will appeal to those looking to explore the area's recent and ongoing revitalization and the art galleries, restaurants, and bars that have come along with it. Three of the city's major freeways also run through downtown, as does the Metro system, making it ideal for travel, but the streets can feel empty and unsafe at night.
Hollywood and West Hollywood are great for both families and party people. Many of the city's best known nightclubs, bars, and music venues are in the area, some within the trendy hotels, like the Hollywood Roosevelt, themselves. For families, proximity to major attractions like the Walk of Fame and Universal Studios Theme Park, coupled with some affordable, unpretentious hotels, like the Magic Castle, make Hollywood a great base camp.
Not surprisingly, true luxury can be had in Beverly Hills at large, iconic, amenity-filled properties like the Beverly Hills Hotel and Four Seasons Beverly Wilshire. There are also small, affordable boutique properties, like the Luxe Rodeo Drive, for those who want to spend less on their hotel and more on haute couture. Standard rooms tend to be tiny though, and amenities are slim to none. There's more luxury to be had in Santa Monica at beachfront hotels like Shutters and Casa Del Mar. The coastal towns are also great for families with their mellow, beachy vibe and attractions like the Santa Monica Pier, but proximity to the sand makes for higher prices and a long drive to Hollywood tourist attractions.


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The wonderful building occupied by the Angkor Spirit Palace was built in 1988 as a cultural center to teach aspiring artists the gentle but exacting art of traditional Apsara dancing.
The building is unique and displays many elements of traditional Khmer architecture.
The owner/operators of this new hotel - Mr Khim Chamroeun and Mrs Khim Chandany - saw the potential to use this wonderful building as a hotel and to share it with visitors to Siem Reap.
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Palace room (Double Single)
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-Free pick up and transfer service from Airport, Bus and boat.
-Welcome drink on arrival
-Fruit welcome in room
-Souvenir of Angkor Spirit each person
-Daily water in room
-Local phone call
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If you would like to make your own way to Angkor Spirit Palace, we are situated on Phneachey Village, Svay Dangkum Commune, Siem Reap Cambodia. Please do not follow up with Tuk Tuk or Taxi drivers as they will try to drop off you at other hotels or guesthouses for their commission.
I wish you to have wonderful and enjoyable stay at our Angkor Spirit Palace and Siem Reap. (The city of Yeaksothearakpura)
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Melissa A. Mannon 4/26/2007 1:05:58 PMI love this! great clarity and color and so adorable! #644744
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Murry Grigsby 5/25/2007 5:51:23 AMCongratulations on your "wild" image and win Kurt!! #4328461
Kay E. Mahoney 5/25/2007 6:19:32 AMKurt, Congratulations on your wonderful second place winner. #4328641
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Colleen Farrell 5/25/2007 4:13:10 PMSuch a delightfully unique capture of a big cat--and a hilarious title! Congratulations on your win! #4330403
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Jean E. Hildebrant 5/27/2007 12:46:57 PMCongrat's on your 2nd place! Love the title as well as the shot! I am having fun seeing so many people from SOA are here. Your gallery is great! (bluejean77 SOA) #4336495
jennifer B. short 5/27/2007 3:32:07 PMCongrats Kurt....what a terrific image......I love the despciption too. #4336812
Emily E. Bem 5/28/2007 7:09:18 AMWOOOOOOO HOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!
Shelly A. Van Camp 5/29/2007 6:05:31 AMBeautiful animal and capture..nice colors, POV and lighting! #4342276
Bill Houghton 5/29/2007 11:41:17 PMThis is a beautiful shot Kurt. Great work on capturing this. Congratulations. Cheers, Bill
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Patrick R. McMullen 6/17/2007 7:06:13 AMVery nice capture Kurt..Congratulations on it!
Usman M. Bajwa 3/26/2010 12:57:55 AMAwesome timing and capture, Kurt. Belated CONGRATZ.on this beauty!
a reworked repost of a yawning cheetah , taken at the National Zoo in Washington D.C.
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Concerts and Behind the Scenes
Several galleries of concerts and other behind the scenes pictures of Eclipse – organized by year.
Album Photo Shoots
Pictures from the photo shoots of each album
Hong Kong 2010
We had a great time in Hong Kong, check out some pictures of our trip!
Shanghai, China 2007
Twelve awesome days in China
2002 Winter Olympics
Pictures of our featured appearance in the Opening and Closing Ceremonies of the 2002 Winter Olympic Games and Medals Plaza


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With all the hype being gathered up by Microsoft Office 2007, there is a tendency to forget about Microsoft's other office suite known as Microsoft Works. For many years, Works has been seen by many as the less-expensive, bare-essentials version of Office. While Works has always been a somewhat attractive option due to its low price (MSRP of less than $50), competition from OpenOffice and Google Docs & Spreadsheets has forced Microsoft to do something drastic: release Microsoft Works 9.0 for free.
Satya Nadella, Microsoft's corporate vice president of Search & Advertising, recently said that the upcoming release of Works, presumably titled Works 9.0, will definitely be funded by advertisements. As we reported last year, a free, ad-driven version of Works has been in Microsoft's plans for some time. Two years ago, a group of Microsoft researches touched on this topic in a paper, stating, "If ad revenues exceed 67 cents per year, we could actually give Works away and still make more money."
Believe it or not, I know a lot of people who use Works, if for no other reason than it came with their computer. Those same people would definitely upgrade their copy of Works to a new version, especially if it were free. However, the real question is whether a free version of Works will lure in users who would have otherwise used OpenOffice or Google. How would you say Works, in its current state, compares to OpenOffice and Google Docs? Do you think Microsoft should bother releasing a desktop version of Works, or should the company look to move the platform completely online?


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The Kansas City Fed on Thursday said its labor-market activity indicator in July rose to its highest level since October 2008, as momentum was the strongest since May.
The indexes, which are based on 24 labor-market variables, have taken on importance after Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen cited the Kansas City Fed research in her speech in Jackson Hole, Wyo. and said a good way to measure labor-market progress is to look at factor models like this one. Yellen has been saying for some time that the unemployment on its own overstates the improvement in the jobs market.
In July, the U.S. added 209,000 nonfarm jobs as the unemployment rate actually ticked higher to 6.2%. The biggest contributor to this Kansas City Fed measure were the quits rate, job leavers, the Blue Chip-compiled expected unemployment rate in four quarters, job losers and unemployed for more than 27 weeks.
The activity index rose to negative 0.6 in July from negative 0.61 in June, where negative values signal labor market conditions are below their long-run average. The momentum index rose to 1.22 from 1.13 in June.
— Steve Goldstein
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Horribly parochial I know, but I don't see why this thread shouldn't exist, given how many members live in or at least frequent the area.
Basically I just wanted to start a thread in which I could mourn the loss of The Yucatan pub on Kingsland Road. Apparently it was closed down last week for distribution of class a's on the premises. The manager himself was nicked, so I heard.. tbh the first time I ever went to The Yucatan this lairy but friendly guy started telling me and my mate how he'd already had three lines, five pints, and was 'only just getting started'. This was about 3pm on a Saturday.
This pub was for football and football alone, but my oh my was it good at it. For Celtic or Arsenal games, the atmosphere was better than any other pub I've known - and the sheer multicultural breadth of the Arsenal support was a wonder to see.. Here's something my mate wrote which captures its spirit:
...To find the old supporters, visit any number of boozers in the vicinity of the stadium on matchday. In colorful, peeling pubs like the Bank of Friendship or the Yucatan, locals gather to watch Arsenal on screen. Over the tinkling of pint glasses, snatches of Turkish, Yoruba and Yiddish mingle with that bruised dialect known in these parts as English. Arsenal sits in the shadow of Abu Hamza's Finsbury Park Mosque, in the midst of heavily immigrant areas, where successive waves of Irish, South Asian, Kurdish and West African immigrants, among others, have created a diverse local constituency for the team. Yet few of the denizens of the Yucatan have been to the Emirates stadium they simply can't afford it. They bring their children to the pub, decked in miniature Arsenal shirts and hats. These young boys and girls grow up in spitting distance of Arsenal, but most wont see their heroes in the flesh.


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The Washington Examiner's Philip Klein reported that Democratic National Committee Chairman (and Rep.) Debbie Wasserman Schultz said the following at a convention session on selling Obama to Jewish voters on Monday: "We know, and I've heard no less than Ambassador Michael Oren say this, that what the Republicans are doing is dangerous for Israel." Schultz's statement elicited a definitive denial from Ambassador Oren.
Asked about her statement on Fox News last night, Schultz asserted that the Examiner had deliberately misquoted her. Klein has posted the video of her Fox News appearance last night here and, cruel fellow that he is, has also posted the audio of Schultz's allegedly (deliberately) misquoted statement (below). You be the judge.
The woman otherwise known to Rush fans as Debbie Blabbermouth Schultz is really the perfect representative of the Democratic Party. And I mean perfect.


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PPI-Net National ConferenceActivity by Marcia Castle | added on Oct 14, 2011 | United Kingdom
The first national conference on protein-protein interactions organised by PPI-Net will be held on Monday, December 12 2011. I will bring together the whole UK community engaged in research of PPIs and formulate plans to solve problems in research.
We are pleased to announce the first national conference of the new Protein-Protein Interactions Network (PPI-Net). PPI-Net was set up a few months ago for the reasons detailed below.
Development of new medicines relies upon the ability of scientists to understand the biological details of a disease and also the way in which new molecular medicines can be designed to either cure the illness or alleviate its symptoms. One very important biological mechanism is the way in which one protein recognises and binds to another protein in order to regulate its function. This functional regulation by protein-protein interactions underpins most of the biological activity in living cells, and yet we do not understand what properties of a protein allow it to bind to another, nor do we understand how to design molecules to prevent or enhance such interactions.
Gaining such an understanding would be a huge advance. It is estimated that there are approximately 650,000 types of specific protein-protein interactions in each human cell. This means that there are potentially 650,000 targets for modifying biological function by the use of drugs. Essentially every part of the biological process, and therefore every disease, could in principle be addressed by such drugs. Although the knowledge of how to do this remains beyond our grasp, progress has been made in some parts of the problem, and new ways of looking at the problem have also been developed with others already in development.
The first national PPI-Net conference aims to bring together the whole UK community engaged in the research of PPIs, and to formulate a UK-wide plan to solve the outstanding problems in this research area.
Event PPI-Net National Conference (Protein-Protein Interactions Network)
Date Monday, 12th December 2011
Place AstraZeneca, Alderley Park, Macclesfield, UK
Website http://ppi-net.org/events/
Registration Register online via the website. Attendance is free-of-charge, including food during the day. Registration will close on 18th November.
Why will this be a great way to celebrate IIYC?
In the final month of IYC, the PPI-Net is just starting out on a new and exciting initiative in the area of protein-protein interactions. We believe the conference offers an outstanding line-up off speakers and opportunities to develop further activities in the area of PPIs.
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Main Street Ripley's 15th annual meeting this month will be featuring hometown TV sportscaster Mark Martin.
RIPLEY - Main Street Ripley's 15th annual meeting this month will be featuring hometown TV sportscaster Mark Martin.
The event is scheduled at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 16, at the Alpine Theatre. The public is invited and refreshments will be served. RSVP to Paula Casto, program director, at 304-372-1637.
Martin is a Ripley area native and resident who is the sports director of WCHS TV and WVAH TV in Charleston and a regular contributor to Jackson Newspapers. He has won numerous awards for his television work, including a regional Emmy and West Virginia Sportscaster of the Year.
"I've been very fortunate," said Martin. "There is a limited job market for this industry. To be in a situation where I can do what I enjoy doing and still live in a town like Ripley has been great."
He also enjoys writing. Martin authored the book "Unfulfilled Dream," detailing the life story of Ripley's Paul Lanham as he progressed from being a student athlete and head football coach at his alma mater to embarking on a coaching career in the National Football League.
A graduate of Ripley High School, Martin furthered his education at Marietta College. He is a Sunday school teacher at Calvary United Methodist Church and an inductee in the RHS Football Hall of Fame. He is married to the former Lisa Cunningham.
Ripley has been involved with the Main Street structure since 1998. It is one of 12 accredited programs in the state affiliated with the West Virginia Development Office and the National Trust for Historic Preservation, led by State Coordinator Marsha Humphrey of Ripley. The effort is dedicated to revitalizing downtown business districts.
The program involves community volunteers serving on four basic committees: Organization, Economic Restructuring, Design and Promotion. In addition, Main Street Ripley has an Alpine Committee which assists with events at the renovated historic theatre.
"We welcome civic-minded people who are interested in joining the organization," said Casto.
Main Street Ripley will be hosting the Tribute Quartet 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 27, at the Ripley High Auditorium. The award-winning gospel group features Jackson County native Gary Casto. Tickets are $15 in advance, available at www.mainstreetripley.org , the Carson Corner Professional Building in downtown Ripley, or $20 at the door.


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Point Park University's Conservatory Theatre Company is proud to announce that Broadway legend Ann Reinking will choreograph the world premiere of Time After Time, which will run at Point Park University's Pittsburgh Playhouse from Feb. 26 through March 14, 2010. Gabriel Barre directs. Time After Time is a new musical with book and lyrics by Stephen Cole and music by Jeffrey Saver.
Reinking has played leading roles in numerous Broadway musicals such as Chicago, A Chorus Line and Sweet Charity, and originated roles in Goodtime Charley and Dancin'. She appeared in the film All That Jazz, and starred in films such as Annie and Micki and Maude. She founded the Broadway Theater Project, and is the recipient of a Tony Award (Best Choreography, Chicago revival), Drama Desk Award and the Bob Fosse Award.
Barre directed the off-Broadway production of The Wild Party by Andrew Lippa, which was nominated for numerous awards including five Outer Critics Circle Awards and 13 Drama Desk Awards. He directed the national tours of Stephen Schwartz's Pippin and Rodgers' and Hammerstein's Cinderella, among many other off-Broadway and special productions. As an actor, he was nominated for a Tony Award for Best Actor in a Musical for his performance in Starmites. He has performed in numerous Broadway, off-Broadway and regional theater productions.
Time After Time is a romantic thriller that pits the real life HG Wells against Jack the Ripper as they both travel in Wells' time machine from Victorian England to New York in 2010.
Time After Time recently received a private reading in New York (Aug. 28) directed by Barre with music direction by Peter Eldridge, which was presented by Somerled Charitable Foundation in association with Wendy Macdonald and Paige Price. The reading featured Andy Karl (9 to 5, Legally Blonde) as HG Wells, Matt Bogart (Jersey Boys, Aida) as John Leslie Stephenson, Lauren Kennedy (Vanities, Spamalot) as Amy Robins and Mandy Gonzalez (In the Heights, Lennon) as Carol Green. Peter Filichia wrote in his Theatermania diary, "Is it all right for me to review a mere reading? Bookwriter-lyricist Stephen Cole and composer Jeffrey Saver probably won't mind, given that I adored their new musical that was recently given a sharp staged reading by Gabriel Barre. The response from the packed room on the 5th floor of Chelsea Studios on West 26th Street showed I wasn't alone...Time after Time is getting a full production done by the students at Point Park University in Pittsburgh. I'm planning to get there by plane, train automobile, or Time Machine."
Cole's credits include After The Fair, The Night of the Hunter, Casper and The Road to Qatar!, which will have its world premiere this fall. Jeffrey Saver has written and arranged material for Chita Rivera, Bebe Neuwirth, Christine Baranski, Joel Gray and many others. As a musical director and/or pianist, Saver's credits include 13 Broadway shows including Chicago, Kiss of the Spider Woman and Into the Woods. Saver is a faculty member at Point Park University's Conservatory of Performing Arts.
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There were a lot of statistics that added up to give the Mets their second straight 74-88 record in 2013. Here are some of the more notable, some good, some bad and some down right ugly. I am sure there are more and would love to hear your suggestions:
2: Home games sold out.
2-4: Matt Harvey's record after 7-1 start.
4: Grand slams by Mets hitters, none who were with the team at the end of the season (John Buck, Marlon Byrd, Collin Cowgill and Jordany Valdespin).
4: National League teams Mets had winning records against (Arizona, Philadelphia, San Diego and San Francisco).
7-15-5: Record in home series.
7: Number of hitting streaks of 10 or more by hitters Mets' hitters, led by Daniel Murphy, who had three.
8: Walk-off hits by David Wright to lead team.
8: Mets hitters who struck out at least 70 times, including three – Byrd, Lucas Duda and Ike Davis – with over 100.
8: Games pitched in by Frank Francisco, who made $6.5 million.
8-8: Jon Niese record, a drop of five victories from a career high 13 in 2012.
9: Homers by Davis, 23 fewer than in 2012.
9-12: Record in extra-inning games. Successful teams win these types of games. Overall, the Mets played 57 extra innings, the equivalent of just over six extra games.
10: Different hitters used in the leadoff spot, a void filled by Eric Young.
11-61: Record when trailing after six innings.
11-9: Interleague record, including 4-0 vs. Yankees.
12: No decisions in games started by Harvey.
13: Different pitchers used to start a game.
14-25: Record vs. NL playoff teams.
15-12: Record in July, their only month with a winning record.
15: Outfield assists by Juan Lagares, most by a rookie and tied for third in the majors.
15: Different hitters used in the sixth spot in the order.
18: Different hitters used in the seventh spot in the order.
18: Home runs by Wright to lead the team (Byrd had 21 before he was traded to Pittsburgh).
20: Quality starts by Harvey.
22-73: Record when bullpen gives up a run.
25: Percentage of potential base stealers thrown out by Mets catchers.
26: Victories by the bullpen.
26-59: Record when opponents scored first.
29-28: Record in one-run games.
31: Come-from-behind victories. This is after trailing at any point in the game.
33-48: Record at home.
34: Two-out RBI by Murphy, most on the team.
34-42: Record vs. National League East. (9-10 vs. Atlanta; 8-11 vs. Miami; 10-9 vs. Philadelphia; 7-12 vs. Washington).
46: Stolen bases by Young to lead National League.
55-38: Record when getting a quality start.
112: Games played by Wright.
130: Mets homers; opponents hit 152.
131: Different lineups used.
.147: Duda average with runners in scoring position.
188: Hits by Murphy, second in the National League.
.242: Mets' average with runners in scoring position. The Mets had close to 3,000 runners in scoring position and only 441 of them scored. Mets' hitters struck out 315 times in this situation and grounded into 26 double plays.
.265: Opponent's average with runners in scoring position. Opponent's scored 529 runs in this situation, aided greatly by 35 home runs.
.306: Team on-base percentage, 25th in the majors.
504: Innings pitched by the bullpen, just over three a game.
619: Runs scored, 684 runs allowed for a -65 run differential.
1,384: Strikeouts by Mets hitters, most in the National League, which is the equivalent of 51 games played without hitting a ball other than a foul.
2,135,657: Total attendance, their lowest since drawing 1.77 in 1997 at Shea Stadium.


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No Ban for BC"The majority of the committee
does not think
the scientific evidence,
at this time, warrants
an outright ban."
Don't ban cosmetic pesticides, B.C. MLAs recommend
May 17 2012 CBC News Post.
See Special Committee
on Cosmetic Pesticides
May 17, 2012 News Release
and Report.
See BC Government's
February 20, 2013
minor legislative changes
for mandatory IPM
on residential lawns.
The sale and use of
cosmetic pesticides
will not be banned in BC.
No IPM - Cancer Society"IPM cannot
be considered
an appropriate part
a comprehensive ban
to eliminate
cosmetic pesticide use,
because IPM
still uses pesticides."
Canadian Cancer Society
BC and Yukon
Nov 8, 2011 Presentation
to BC Legislative Cttee.
See Slide 11.
Help BC go Pesticide Free!The Canadian Cancer Society
continues to lead BC's
health and environmental
groups' advocacy for a
province-wide ban.
See Coalition's Feb 3, 2012
ban statement.
Review ban legislation
given to BC's Environment
Minister in 2010.
Join the CCS's "Pesticide Free
BC" Facebook discussions.
Take action! to help BC
go pesticide free.
Using PFBC WebsiteFor info, click on topics
across the top of each page
(using Explorer works best).
"about pesticides"
explains why all BCers
need to be concerned
about non-essential
cosmetic pesticide use.
Click on about pesticides
header. Topics are listed
in the top left sidebar . . .
the green lawn box.
You will be at
Pesticides are Killers info.
Click on listed topics
for more info, including
the Precautionary Approach,
Risk of Exposure and
Risk to Human Health.
explains why BC lags
behind other provinces and
why BC needs a
"no IPM" ban.
For bylaw info, click on
bylaw communities topic.
Click on BC Bylaws Don't Protect to find out
why bylaws don't
really protect BCers.
Education Programs
for BC's 40 bylaws.
the bottom left search
sidebar on each page.
Type in the topic you want
. . . children, IPM, ban.
Hit your "enter" key and
click on linked items
listed on your screen.
Throughout the website,
links to sources
and more info are
grey and underlined.
Premier Breaks Ban Promise"It's hard to imagine
how the premier
could believe
these dangerous pesticides
increase the likelihood
of childhood cancer
do so little to prevent
unnecessary exposure
to them."
Premier breaks promise
to protect children
and the environment
from cosmetic pesticides.
Rob Fleming, New Democrat
Environment critic
February 21, 2013 Release.
Ban Support Mowed Down"Big business and lobbyists
have publicly
defeated the plans
of not one but
two successive
BC Liberal premiers,
the Canadian Cancer Society
and the Lung Association
to ban cosmetic pesticides.
. . . Bennett's majority ruling
also rejected
the pro-ban submissions
of roughly 80 per cent
of the over
8,600 individuals
and organizations
that participated --
a record number
for a B.C. committee."
Who Mowed Down
the Premier?
The Tyee May 22, 2012
Premier for Ban in 2011In a May 4, 2011 news scrum
Premier Clark said she has
supported a ban
"for years now."
This commitment
was made during
her leadership campaign:
"I don't want to see
anyone's child
playing on a lawn
with toxic pesticides."
See Feb 2011 Liberal leadership
campaign commitment.
Lake Wanted Ban in 2008"THEREFORE
that the Province
of British Columbia
enact provincial legislation
that will ban
the sale and use of
cosmetic pesticides
Union of BC Municipalities
2008 Resolution B81
championed by
Kamloops Mayor Terry Lake,
BC's past Environment Minister.
Protect Sled Dogs not Kids?In 2011, Premier Clark
and past
Environment Minister Lake
acted swiftly
because of 56 dead
Olympic sled dogs
"amended legislation
to give this province
the toughest animal
cruelty laws in Canada."
"Land Act changes improve
protection of sled dogs."
BC Govt Newsroom
Oct 22, 2011.
When will
the Liberal Government
protect British Columbians,
our pets and
the environment
from cosmetic pesticide use
with "tough" ban legislation?
No IPM in Nova ScotiaSince April 2011,
IPM lawn care companies
in Nova Scotia
must use the same
lower risk
"allowable" products
as everyone else.
See Dept of Environment's
March 22, 2011 news release.
Ont Bans Unnecessary Risk"You can have
a healthy lawn and garden
the unnecessary risk
posed by using
conventional pesticides
for purely
cosmetic reasons."
Minister of the Environment's
April 21, 2010 News Release
on ban's first anniversary.
It's what's in the spray" 'It's not about
to spray
or not to spray - -
it's what's
in the spray.'
Only Health Canada
approved bio-agents
will be allowed
for sale or use."
Pesticide Ban coming in 2015
Winnipeg Sun
June 28, 2013 article quoting
Manitoba's Conservation and
Water Stewardship Minister
Gord Mackintosh.


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Rule 330. Rules of Practice and Procedure in Certain District Courts (1976)
The following rules of practice and procedure shall govern and be followed in all civil actions in district courts in counties where the only district court of said county vested with civil jurisdiction, or all the district courts thereof having civil jurisdiction, have successive terms in said county throughout the year, without more than two days intervening between any of such terms, whether or not anyone or more of such district courts include one or more other counties within its jurisdiction.
(a) Appealed Cases.
In cases appealed to said district courts from inferior courts, the appeal, including transcript, shall be filed in the district court within thirty (30) days after the rendition of the judgment or order appealed from, and the appellee shall enter his appearance on the docket or answer to said appeal on or before ten o'clock a. m. of the Monday next after the expiration of twenty (20) days from the date the appeal is filed in the district court.
(b) is repealed.
(c) Postponement or Continuance.
Cases may be postponed or continued by agreement with the approval of the court, or upon the court's own motion or for cause. When a case is called for trial and only one party is ready, the court may for good cause either continue the case for the term or postpone and reset it for a later day in the same or succeeding term.
(d) Cases May Be Reset.
A case that is set and reached for trial may be postponed for a later day in the term or continued and reset for a day certain in the succeeding term on the same grounds as an application for continuance would be granted in other district courts. After any case has been set and reached in its due order and called for trial two (2) or more times and not tried, the court may dismiss the same unless the parties agree to a postponement or continuance but the court shall respect written agreements of counsel for postponement and continuance if filed in the case when or before it is called for trial unless to do so will unreasonably delay or interfere with other business of the court.
(e) Exchange and Transfer.
Where in such county there are two or more district courts having civil jurisdiction, the judges of such courts may, in their discretion, exchange benches or districts from time to time, and may transfer cases and other proceedings from one court to another, and any of them may in his own courtroom try and determine any case or proceeding pending in another court without having the case transferred, or may sit in any other of said courts and there hear and determine any case there pending, and every judgment and order shall be entered in the minutes of the court in which the case is pending and at the time the judgment or order is rendered, and two (2) or more judges may try different cases in the same court at the same time, and each may occupy his own courtroom or the room of any other court. The judge of any such court may issue restraining orders and injunctions returnable to any other judge or court, and any judge may transfer any case or proceeding pending in his court to any other of said courts, and the judge of any court to which a case or proceeding is transferred shall receive and try the same, and in turn shall have power in his discretion to transfer any such case to any other of said courts and any other judge may in his courtroom try any case pending in any other of such courts.
(f) Cases Transferred to Judges Not Occupied.
Where in such counties there are two or more district courts having civil jurisdiction, when the judge of any such court shall become disengaged, he shall notify the presiding judge, and the presiding judge shall transfer to the court of the disengaged judge the next case which is ready for trial in any of said courts. Any judge not engaged in his own court may try any case in any other court.
(g) Judge May Hear Only Part of Case.
Where in such counties there are two or more district courts having civil jurisdiction, any judge may hear any part of any case or proceeding pending in any of said courts and determine the same, or may hear and determine any question in any case, and any other judge may complete the hearing and render judgment in the case.
(h) Any Judge May Hear Dilatory Pleas, etc.
Where in such county there are two or more district courts having civil jurisdiction, any judge may hear and determine, motions, petitions for injunction, applications for appointment of receiver's, interventions, pleas of privilege, pleas in abatement, all dilatory pleas and special exceptions, motions for a new trial and all preliminary matters, questions and proceedings and may enter judgment or order thereon in the court in which the case is pending without having the case transferred to the court of the judge acting, and the judge in whose court the case is pending may thereafter proceed to hear, complete and determine the case or other matter, or any part thereof, and render final judgment therein. Any judgment rendered or action taken by any judge in any of said courts in the county shall be valid and binding.
(i) Acts in Succeeding Terms. If a case or other matter is on trial, or in the process of hearing when the term of court expires, such trial, hearing or other matter may be proceeded with at the next or any subsequent term of court and no motion or plea shall be considered as waived or overruled, because not acted upon at the term of court at which it was filed, but may be acted upon at any time the judge may fix or at which it may have been postponed or continued by agreement of the parties with leave of the court. This subdivision is not applicable to original or amended motions for new trial which are governed by Rule 329b.
Amended by order of July 22, 1975, eff. Jan. 1, 1976 : Rule 330(b) is repealed. The repeal avoids a conflict with amended Rule 245.
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|Oct. 3, 1972, eff. Feb. 1, 1973
(No. 31) Question: In order to preserve his right to be further heard in the event a judgment non obstante veredicto in his favor is reversed on appeal, is it necessary for a party to file a motion for new trial in the alternative at the time he files the motion for judgment non obstante veredicto? If such motion is necessary, when does the time begin to run for filing the amended motion for new trial under amend Rule 330(k)?
Answer: It is not necessary for the appellee to file an alternative motion for new trial at the time he files his motion for judgment non obstante veredicto in order to preserve his right to be further heard with respect to any matter shown by the record if the judgment non obstante veredicto in his favor is reversed on appeal. If appellee desires to complain in the trial court or in the appellate court of any matter which will not appear in the record unless through the filing of a motion for new trial, such, motion should be filed (Rule 325). The time for filing the motion or amended motion in courts having a continuous term as defined in Rule 330 (counties like Harris) is regulated by Rule 330(k). Where the term of court is not continuous as defined in Rule 330, the matter is regulated by Rule 320(a). The necessary prerequisite to the right of appellee to be further heard in the event the judgment non obstante veredicto in his favor is reversed on appeal is that he must bring forward in his brief the points of error committed against him on the trial and shown by the record (i.e., those matters required by Rule 325 to be set out in a motion for new trial, and those matters otherwise appearing in the record) which would prevent the affirmance of the judgment even if one had been entered by the trial court in harmony with the verdict. See the decision of the Supreme Court in Le Master v. Fort Worth Transit Co., 138 Tex. 512, 160 S.W.2d 224 (1942).
5 Tex. B.J. 170 (1942) reprinted in 8 Tex. B.J. 15 (1945).
(No. 64) Question: In requiring that Motions for New Trial be "presented" within 30 days after being filed, is it essential under Rule 330(j) that the losing party have the merits of his motion, actually considered by that time; or, without suffering the consequences of such motion being overruled by operation of law, on, the thirtieth day, may, he safely submit it only formally in such period, and have the argument and consideration occur so that the motion is acted on, by the 45 th day after it is filed?
Answer: Subdivision (j) of Rule 330 is an exact copy of Article 2092 subdivision 28, and the provisions of said statute have heretofore been construed a number of times by our courts. Dallas Storage & Warehouse Co. v. Taylor, 124 Tex. 315, 77 S.W.2d 1031 (1934); Millers Mut. Fire Ins. Co. v. Wilkirson, 124 Tex. 312, 77 S.W.2d 1035 (1934); Independent Life Ins. Co. v. Work, 124 Tex. 281, 77 S.W.2d 1036 (1934).
The subcommittee is of the opinion that the provision of the Rule is mandatory that the Motion for New Trial or amended motion must be presented within thirty days after it is filed. The question asks whether a litigant may safely submit the motion "only formally" within such thirty day period and then submit argument to the judge later. In our opinion the presentation, of the motion within the thirty day period, must be unqualified and without reservation. However, the Rule expressly provides that the judge shall have forty-five days from the filing of the original or amended motion within which he may determine the motion, and this forty-five day period may be extended by written agreement of the parties in the case; and we feel that at any time before the judge has handed down his decision upon the motion it would clearly be within his discretion to hear argument from counselor consider authorities should he see fit to do so in order to assist him in arriving at his decision. We do not feel that the hearing of argument or the consideration of authorities after the expiration of thirty days would be inconsistent with the fact that the motion had actually been presented within the thirty day period, if the record showed that as a matter of fact the motion was presented without any qualification or reservation within the thirty day period.
5 Tex. B.J. 427 (1942) reprinted in 8 Tex. B.J. 26 (1945).
(No. 128) Question: Do the provisions of Rules 330 and 331 apply to district courts having successive and continuous terms and civil jurisdiction, even though they also have criminal jurisdiction?
Answer: We think the answer should be in the affirmative.
The enabling act (H. B. 108, 46th Leg.) conferred upon the Supreme Court "full rule-making power in the practice and procedure in civil actions." Rule 2 defined the scope of the rules to embrace and govern the procedure in the justice, county, district and appellate courts of the State of Texas "in all actions of a civil nature" with certain exceptions not now material. The rules did not purport to deal with questions of either jurisdiction or venue (Rule 816). The fact that the particular court in which the civil action was pending had both civil and criminal jurisdiction could not affect or impair the application of the rules to the civil action.
At the time the rules were formulated, there was a distinct trend toward successive and continuous terms of courts, as far as was permissible under the Constitution. That trend still persists. It was hoped at the time that the legislature would provide for successive and continuous terms and it did so in many cases. The rules in their general scope were devised to meet such a development.
Article 2092, which was repealed at the time the rules were adopted, provided certain rules of practice and procedure in civil district courts in counties having two or more district courts with civil jurisdiction only. In formulating Rule 330, it is significant that the word "only," which appeared in Article 2092, was omitted, because the manifest intention was that the rules should apply to civil actions not only in courts having civil jurisdiction only but also in courts having both civil and criminal jurisdiction.
7 Tex. B.J. 282 (1944) reprinted in 8 Tex. B.J. 48 (1945).
Questions: In counties where there is one District Court of general jurisdiction having continuous terms, and there is another District Court having criminal jurisdiction and civil jurisdiction only as to divorce and tax suits, which court does not have continuous terms;
I. Does Rule 330 apply to the court having general jurisdiction and continuous terms?
II. Does "civil jurisdiction" as used in Rule 330 mean general civil jurisdiction or does the term apply to courts having limited jurisdiction such as set out above?
Answers: I. Rule 330 applies to all civil actions in District Courts in counties where:
1. The only District Court having civil jurisdiction has continuous terms.
2. All District. Courts having civil jurisdiction have continuous terms.
Since both of such courts have civil jurisdiction and one of them does not have continuous terms, then Rule 330 would not apply to either of such courts in such county.
II. It is our opinion that the words "civil jurisdiction" as used in Rule 330 would apply to all courts having civil jurisdiction regardless of how limited the civil jurisdiction may be.
The object of the rule is to prevent having different rules of procedure in the same county. In other words, if Rule 330 applies to the Court of General Civil Jurisdiction and not to the Court of Limited Jurisdiction, then as to divorce and tax suits, there would be different rules of procedure in such cases depending on which court tried the case which would result in confusion and would probably result in prejudice to a litigant's right of appeal by errors made by his attorney.
9 Tex. B.J. 262 (1946).
Question: The District Courts of McLennan County have continuous terms except for the following provisions: "unless the business of the court shall be sooner disposed of." (Article 199, -19, 54, 74, as amended May 22, 1937.)
Do these courts come within Rule 330, "Rules of Practice in Certain District Courts," or do these courts come within Rule 320 in regard to the time in which to file motions for new trial?
Answer: In the opinion of the Committee, the District Courts of McLennan County are governed by Rule 330 and not Rule 320. Article 199, Sections 19, 54 and 74 as amended by the 45th Legislature in 1937 provides "each of said terms may continue until and including the Saturday next preceding the date for the beginning of the next succeeding term unless the business of the term shall be sooner disposed of." Article 199, Sections 17, 48, 67 and 79, provides that the District Courts of Tarrant County "shall continue until the business is disposed of." In the case of Super-Cold Southwest Co. v. Green & Romans, 185 S.W.2d 749 (Tex. Civ. App.-Fort Worth 1945), the Fort Worth Court of Civil Appeals held that the District Courts of Tarrant County are regulated by Rule 330. Also see Gillete Motor Transp. Co. v. Wichita Falls & S. R.R. Co. , 170 S.W.2d 629 (Tex. Civ. App.-Fort Worth 1943).
The Legislature, in creating continuous terms for the District Courts in Judicial Districts Nos. 1, 2, 3, 7, 10, 12, 16, 18, 21, 22, 24, 27, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 35, 36, 38, 47, 49, 50, 51, 52, 56, 63, 64, 69, 70, 72, 81, 84, 85, 86, 90, 103, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 112 and 119, uses substantially the following language: "each term ... may continue until the date herein fixed for the beginning of the next succeeding term." That language was construed by the Dallas Court of Civil Appeals in the case of Federal Underwriters Exch. v. Bailey, 175 S.W.2d 618 (Tex. Civ. App.-Dallas 1943), as bringing the 86th District Court of Kaufman County under Rule 330. Likewise in the case of Traders & General Ins. Co. v. Scott, 189 S.W.2d 633 (Tex. Civ. App.-Fort Worth 1945), the Fort Worth Court of Civil Appeals said that the 30th Judicial District Court of Wichita County, whose terms are substantially the same as Kaufman County, comes under Rule 330.
In a few instances the Legislature uses the term "shall continue" insteadof "may continue" but obviously the Legislature intended for these Courts to come under Rule 330 even though by the language "may continue" the term of Court could, as it may in the District Courts of McLennan County, come to an end when the business of the Court is disposed of before the end of the term.
10 Tex. B.J. 155 (1947).


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