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This is me being #distractinglysexy the day before Alden was born. For the record, I have cried in front of various male mentors uncountable times at this point. I can probably count on one hand the number of times I cried because they criticized me. I've cried because I care about my work and because I want to be better at it. I've cried because I'm human and have emotions and I can honestly say that every single one of those experiences has made me a better person or a better scientist. Credit this to good mentors who aren't afraid... Continue reading
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There is one remaining patch of snow in our yard. It is behind the house, in the shadow of my workroom. We discovered it while playing outside after school. The kids were dressed for spring in short sleeves and shorts. Continue reading
Posted Apr 16, 2015 at Evil Genius(es) in Training
A recipe for which I made a name first and then a recipe. Unfortunately, despite the name it uses only a single apple and therefore will not use your entire apple harvest. Ingredients: 2 Tbsp vegetable oil (for the pan) 1 Tbsp chili powder 1/4 tsp cinnamon 1 medium white onion 1 apple, chopped into 1/2 inch pieces 1 Tbsp brown sugar 1.5 lbs ground beef 1 tsp worcestershire sauce 1 cup butternut squash chunks 1 16-oz can black beans (drained and rinsed) 1 16-oz can diced tomatoes 1 24-oz can pureed tomatoes 1 Tbsp cocoa powder Salt to taste... Continue reading
Posted Mar 25, 2015 at Evil Genius(es) in Training
Two years ago on the day after Thanksgiving, and three months after Zoe was born, I decided to take Alden to see the Turkey Trot in a nearby town. I'm not sure why, I suppose I had just started exercising again and I wanted to get out of the house and Brian volunteered to be on Zoe duty. I suppose it must have been close to the time I started going back in to work. I wanted to run the 5k, but I hadn't trained. I was nervous and I suppose I was afraid I might finish last. We watched... Continue reading
Posted Nov 28, 2014 at Evil Genius(es) in Training
90% of parenting is just walking around yelling "WHERE ARE YOUR SHOES? WE'RE ALREADY LATE! FIND YOUR SHOES!" — Lurk @ Home Mom (@LurkAtHomeMom) November 22, 2014 That sounds about right. Mornings in our house go like this: Alden wants at least three different things for breakfast. One of these things is in the basement. (The basement! Everyone loves the basement! Everyone wants to get their shoes on and make a trip down to the basement! No, mommy cannot go down to the basement by herself because Alden and Zoe might miss something exciting that has happened in the basement!)... Continue reading
Posted Nov 26, 2014 at Evil Genius(es) in Training
Daily outfit 5/31/14 For the toddler who likes all modes of transportation... ...and is an avid golfer... and likes to break the rules. Wearing: Dress: hand me down from neighbor Pants: old navy (maybe hand me down from brother?) Shirt: old navy "butterflies" Shoes: stride rite "flowers" (Alden will start his own cooking blog shortly) Continue reading
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(no, this isn't a picture of what I'm talking about) We're probably not sleeping much. Yes, we have a thumper here. I'm not exactly sure how she does it, I think it has something to do with THROWING her feet in the air and SLAMMING them down on the mattress, but Zoe can make the whole house shake. Is this supposed to be soothing? Continue reading
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It didn't take me long to realize that I had more in common with the panelists at the Propel careers kick-off event than I did with many in the audience. I admit that I had very little idea what to expect but as the discussion started, it became clear that... Continue reading
Posted Jan 31, 2013 at Evil Genius in Training: The Career Blog
Patch hill is actually kind of a large conservation area. The first time I went, I got a bit lost. There are posted maps, but they are a bit sporadic. Not even all the entraces have maps. The signs also tend to be faded so you can see yellow and red trails, but you can't see the lines for the blue trails. I wandered all over and ended up pretty tired. I did end up finding my way back to where I parked, but at one point I almost decided to take the next red trail I found (red goes... Continue reading
Posted Oct 26, 2012 at Evil Genius(es) in Training
Zoe and I have been taking walks. Lots of walks. The other day I suddenly realized that I really should be taking the camera with me when we go out. Mind you, I'm taking the little camera. I'm already carrying 12 pounds of baby, I'm not about to take the big camera and lens. However, I present to you Steele Farm (complete with tractor). Continue reading
Posted Oct 26, 2012 at Evil Genius(es) in Training
Yesterday at breakfast time, Alden climbed up on a chair at the table and started asking for his "dinner". Since there is some confusion about the names of meals, Brian and I assumed he was talking about his leftover pancake, which we had taken away because he was not sitting at the table. We gave the pancake back, at which point Alden started crying, "No! No! I want my dinner!" Confused, we asked him what dinner he wanted, "My carrots and cucumbers!" he wailed. Apparently, he was actually asking for the vegetables he had not eaten at dinner the night... Continue reading
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Hey! Guess what! We made it 6 whole days without going to the Doctor (off to see her again about a rash). Hey Zoe, this is not a competition you want to win! Continue reading
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This post needs a picture of her sad face. Instead, here is a picture taken by Alden. Anyway, she used to be a paci girl. When she was young and naive (all of two weeks ago) she would take the paci and fall asleep. Now, she has learned to use her hands to push the paci away with all her might. No paci! No! What was it? Was it the stay in the hospital? Was it finding out that at home she has virtually unrestricted access to the real thing? Whatever it is, she is sending a very clear message.... Continue reading
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We went to a petting zoo yesterday. Today Alden decided we had animals in our yard. We had a pony (for pony rides), sheep, and a goat (who was unavailable for petting, because he was eating lunch). That is all. Actually, upon further consideration, "We DO have one duck." His name is Pony. Brian clarifies that the duck is not available for pony rides. Edited to add: Brian just told me not to worry. Apparently, the pony went back in the green truck. Continue reading
Posted Sep 9, 2012 at Evil Genius(es) in Training
Little sister to Alden. Born Aug. 19th, 12:42AM. Kind of late on the official notice. Big brother is transitioning to preschool. Actually, transitioning is not quite right. They are supposed to go every few days when there is space, but there hasn't been much space and his best friend (who gets there when the doors open) always gets the spot. First he noticed she was gone. Then he figured out she was in preschool without him (and not "on a trip"). This morning has asked if he could go to preschool. I think he's ready. Continue reading
Posted Aug 24, 2012 at Evil Genius(es) in Training
I'd like to work for myself, maybe as a freelance science writer or maybe helping other people write.
It's Friday! Today I want to know what your secret dream is. That dream/goal/aspiration of yours. Is it something attainable? Remember, just because it would take lots of effort, doesn't mean it's impossible! Is it something you want to do after the kids are bigger/when you are married/are...
Brian (repeating after Alden): "Get it." Me: "Ha ha" Alden (reaching for napkin): "Get" Me: "That really sounds like he said get" Alden (grabbing napkin): "Dgouddd did, dgoudd did, dgoudd did" Brian: "Mama and get?" Me: "Urrrrrrgh" Continue reading
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IMG_8245 Originally uploaded by brianfiskHappy Thanksgiving from all of us. We will now find out if Alden likes stuffing. Continue reading
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Alden has started saying "Mamamamamamama" (among other things). I was so excited, because everyone says that babies say dada before they say Mama. Well, I thought, my baby is different. He's a genius! Unfortunately, "Mamamamamama" apparently means, "I want something, figure it out. No really, figure it out. NOW. NOWNOWNOWNOWNOW! Why so slow? What about NOW." As in, "Get in the kitchen and fix me some snack, woman!" or "Change my poopy diaper, Dude." or "Just put me in my bed, you idiot!" It's tough when you are SO MUCH SMARTER than your parents and are clearly communicating perfectly well... Continue reading
Posted Nov 15, 2010 at Evil Genius(es) in Training
Happy Halloween! Originally uploaded by brianfiskFrom our resident photographer. We didn't think we'd go, but we ended up walking out with the older kids for trick-or-treating. It was quite cold. Alden seemed to enjoy it because there were older kids AND glow sticks. Today I realized that I had my hat and gloves with me the whole time. Continue reading
Posted Nov 1, 2010 at Evil Genius(es) in Training
So on our way up to NH for the weekend (we can't go to the Inn where we got married because it was foreclosed upon or something and is up for auction. BOO! Anybody got an extra 1.3 million lying around?) we stopped by the Mancuso world quilt show. It was interesting. I was in a bit of a rush by the end (nap time) and I didn't take a lot of pictures, but I did take a few. I know I missed a few that I liked including a few in the South African section and a few in... Continue reading
Posted Aug 27, 2010 at Evil Genius(es) in Training
It's been mighty quiet around here. What with me being at work most of the time and Alden being in daycare and Brian taking over most of the picture-taking duties, there hasn't been much to say. I did try to take a video today of Alden playing with his toy. He wanted to play with the camera. Hence, this video of Alden trying to grab my camera. We think he is right handed. What do you think? Continue reading
Posted Aug 4, 2010 at Evil Genius(es) in Training
(By which I mean the popular quilting fabric by popular fabric designers). OK, so I haven't done much sewing lately and what I have done has been all about just finishing things and/or using some of the beautiful fabrics I have. I am about to start a few projects. Some of them are gifts and some of them are just ideas. The gifts are easy in a way, because I don't have to think so much about what appeals to ME aesthetically. No, that isn't right. Of course they have to appeal to me, but I'm more about making something... Continue reading
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An 80-year-old man who has allegedly been defiled a five-year-old girl has been arrested by police. The grandfather Francis Ngoroi Karekia was arrested at Giathiga village in Itabua, in Embu West.
Karekia was discovered by chance after the the girl's grandmother saw the girl walking with difficulty. She had also noticed blood spots on the girl's underwear. She reported the matter to the police
Embu police boss Gasper Makau said the girl was asked where she was ailing from. The girl said the old man has been regularly been defiling her in his house when her grandmother is away.
Makau said the girl gave a graphic account of what the old man has been doing to her every time her grandmother would be away. He would ask her to serve him food.
The girl said the 80-year-old grandfather would carry her to his house and "playfully" defile her. The girl said the man would warn her against telling anyone. The girl was taken to Embu Provincial General Hospital.


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HP 6280 photosmart in Vista hm prem x64 - several yrs out of warr.; ethernet network printer. Printer's connected to network & has IP address. After doing my best to completely uninstall all HP printer software, drivers (based on yrs of accumulated tech support data, KBs, forum posts, experience), the latest d/l of their full package will NOT install correctly. SOME registry entries that HP said to manually delete (in the past), don't exist now. Something's really screwing latest software reinstall.
Actually, it installs very little at all, then says it's completed. However, nothing's installed. After 1st going thru "standard" uninstall methods, then suggested "advanced" methods (which actually solved installation issues in the past), the setup still thinks much of the software or drivers are installed. So, it doesn't install / overwrite what it thinks already exists.
The last time I ran the installer, it didn't even show the option of "recommended" or "custom" installation. Just "install," though rest of the screen looked same as before. It finished in < 1 min. & nothing shows as installed; no errors. Installer won't run in Safe Mode w/ networking. Needs things that Vista can't load in Safe Mode. There are tons of HP logs scattered over C:\. There were some install or setup logs, but not found one that showed actual installation errors for this printer. Don't know if any of the logs I found were "the" main install log.
I'm fairly sure it's showing things already installed because of some registry entries (Vista hm prem x64), that should've been deleted. I also ran Revo Uninstaller after finished w/ HPs uninstallers. It found a few things - most not associated w/ files, drivers or software that I'm having issues reinstalling. I didn't run RevoUninstaller "advanced" registry search.
I kept HP tech support email on steps to manually delete certain HP registry entries; they don't exist, which means the uninstall removed THOSE. When A setup prgm starts & shows several things "already installed," when they don't exist, it's likely getting info from the registry. I've seen it for other mfg's software / drivers.
Unfortunately, I don't know of an HP printer "cleanup utility," like some software has. Their L-1, 2, 3, 4 .bat uninstallers, incl. in the full installer pkg, don't seem to do the trick. I used L3. (I believe "L-4" is the "nuke everything" & I've read some "gurus" say it may damage your machine / registry). Most HP support techs haven't suggested using L-4 (but did L-3).
I know my way around the registry & have never screwed anything up - though I back it up. I find MANY HP printer entries left after uninstalling. Most wouldn't bother anything. My guess is a few show stuff is still installed (basically, the uninstall prgms failed & can't successfully reinstall, even if just wanted to immediately uninstall).
Found a registry key for "Installed products" (HP) w/ ~ 15 CLSIDs. Tracked some & don't seem to be for the problem items. Don't know if there's one big or several small problems. In Registrar Registry Monitor, there are ~ 51,000 results for "HP." Many are for key printer files that were (now uninstalled) in the printer program files folder. MANY because it's an HP PC. Still, only a few registry entries (that should have been deleted) would stop the installer from reinstalling all files, drivers, etc.
Yes, I can install drivers for the printer(s) - even ones from HP's latest basic or full installer (inf file isn't that hard to find). But, I won't (don't think) be able to set ink volume usage, create custom print settings shortcuts, etc., w/o using some of their software. Maybe I'm wrong on that, but my instinct says no. I probably COULD get other scanning software.
Any suggestions on finding & manually deleting, OR getting the uninstaller to take care of "problem" HP reg keys, so it'll install correctly? I seriously considered restoring an Acronis system image - but most recent I have is several mos ago (my bad). EVEN then, the HP uninstaller / installer would STILL have to work correctly or I'd be in same boat.


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Majestic Mirror Traditional Beveled Mirror
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|Mirror Type: Wall mirror
|Frame Shape: Rectangle
|Hanging Orientation: Both
|Frame Finish: Antique silver
|Distressed: Yes
|Frame Material: Urethane
|Jewelry Storage Included: No
|Shelves Included: No
|Drawers Included: No
|Hooks Included: No
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|Swing Arm Included: No
|Lighted: No
|Beveled Glass: Yes
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|Life Stage: Adult
|Commercial Use: Yes
|Country of Manufacture: China
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About the ManufacturerCombining the influences of yesterday and the technology of today, Majestic designs mirrors and frames that enhance any décor. Each piece is carefully designed, assembled, and hand finished by skilled craftsmen with attention to detail. Whether you're looking for contemporary, traditional, or transitional designs, you'll find it at Majestic. Majestic Mirror's commitment is to provide uniqueness and elegance along with superior quality and service. The choice for people with discerning views is Majestic Mirror.
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If you're looking to grow the greenest grass or strengthen your cell phone reception, there are a few local students who may help you out.
Zachary Bean, a fifth-grader at Discovery School, did his science project this year on drought-resistant grass.
He tested different types of grasses to see which one could stand straight the longest without receiving water.
The Pensacola Bahaia proved to be the best in his experiment.
Nick Retter, an eighth-grader at Indian Land Middle School, explored cell phone reception for his project.
After several days of spring weather, cold temperatures are expected to return to Lancaster County at the beginning of the week.
According to the National Weather Service, temperatures will drop early Monday as rain showers sweep across the area. Monday night's low will be about 32 degrees.
Tuesday's high is forecast at 55 degrees. It will be partly cloudy and cold Tuesday night, with a low of 30.
Romarco Minerals Inc. received initial approval to rezone its Haile Gold Mine property at last week's Lancaster County Planning Commission meeting.
County Planner Elaine Boone presented an application for the proposed rezoning of the mine, from an R-45A, a residential district, to I-2, an industrial district.
This would change the property from a rural-residential intense agricultural district to a heavy industrial district, which would allow the mine to continue its operations on all of its property.
The Lancaster Soil and Water Conservation District has announced winners of its 2008 Conservation Contests.
Contests were for students in grades K-12 for posters, bulletin boards, multi-media and photos. The theme was "Water is Life."
The poster and bulletin board contests were judged on conservation message, visual effectiveness, imagination, creativity and clarity.
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I realize I shouldn't write about stuff that I've never used.
But I'm sorta fascinated about the recent incident were this fella was charged after getting 25 pounds of marijuana in the mail.
Another area newspaper had an article where officers destroyed a marijuana patch with a street value in the thousands of dollars.
To me, that stuff looks like a hybrid bunch of rabbit tobacco.
Growing up, I don't rightly recall anybody mentioning marijuana, much less smoking it.
Traci Scott is fully aware of the complications and tribulations associated with diabetes.
Her son, Matthew, was diagnosed with type 1, or juvenile, diabetes when he was 7. They received the information during a regular check-up.
"It was being hit broad side by a Mack truck out of the blue," Scott said.
She described the following few days as a blur, as the family was overwhelmed with information, including that about insulin intake, carbohydrate needs and other diabetic details.
Students throughout the school district are being rewarded in a big way for their commitments to excellence.
More than 100 seventh- through 12th-graders have received scholarships through the federal GEAR-UP grant.
GEAR-UP, which stands for Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs, offers support and programs to encourage students to attend college.
The district is in the first year of this three-year grant program.
The Lancaster County Partners for Youth Foundation has awarded $190,000 in grants this year to groups that sponsor programs to directly assist the local youth.
Most of the 14 recipients have received funding from the foundation before, although the specific program sponsored may be different, said Sharon Novinger, Partners for Youth's executive director.
Grant amounts this year range from $4,000 to $85,000.
Since 2000, Partners for Youth has awarded more than $1.5 million in community grant funding.
The Lancaster Soil and Water Conservation District is accepting applications for the Glenn Alexander Memorial Scholarship.
The $500 scholarship will be presented to a Lancaster County high school senior who will be attending a college, university or technical college and majoring in an agricultural or environmental-related field such as agricultural education, agricultural economics, agricultural engineering, agronomy, biology, forestry, horticulture, soils or wildlife management.
The deadline to apply is 3 p.m. April 3.
Olivia Pettit is being remembered as the sweet little girl who always smiled and encouraged others to do their best.
North Elementary School Principal Linda Blackwell named a long list of qualities when thinking about Pettit, a 9-year-old fourth-grader who died Sunday afternoon at Springs Memorial Hospital.
Blackwell said the faculty and students are taking Pettit's untimely death pretty hard.
"It was very shocking," Blackwell said. "We are very said for the Pettits and sad for the school family."
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Date posted: January 14, 2014
Sheridan High School American government teacher Tyson Emborg emphasizes a point on human rights issues during a discussion session with members of the school's "We the People" team Saturday morning at Java Moon. The group traveled to Cheyenne for a competition Monday and won the state championship. Emborg said the 23 students will now travel to Washington, D.C., in April for the national competition that focuses on knowledge of the U.S. Constitution.
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The buzz on Facebook Paper is well deserved. I just don't use it.
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On Monday, Facebook unveiled their uber-hyped news and stories app Paper. Like Zite and Flipboard, Paper serves up content surfaced by your social network, but also offers curated news, videos and images from a handful of categories like tech, sports, and cooking. Here is what I wrote that afternoon …. "The buzz is well deserved. Paper is beautifully designed, and at the most basic level it's simply a better Facebook. More visual, less busy, thumb friendly. Paper is built around a few simple gestures. You don't scroll through Paper as much as you flick through it. You explore HD photos by titling your device to see what you want to see. It's intuitive, ad-free (for now) and also something else that Facebook hasn't been…


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Lightly smocked Grecian-style draped tank top. Crochet detailing at front of neckline. Asymmetrical hem. Adjustable straps. Right side has draped overlay that smocks at top of shoulder. Ruching on left side of waist.
*65% Polyester, 34% Rayon, 1% Other Materials
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Bust (all around): 27"
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*65% Polyester, 34% Rayon, 1% Other Materials
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Length: 20 1/2"
Bust (all around): 27"
Strap Length: 11 3/4"
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Rated 2 out of 5Â by leslieh very strange This top was a bit strange. The fabric had a weird texture, and there was a kind of lace on part of it that doesn't show in the picture and that didn't go with the style. It was hard to figure out how to put this on, and it looked odd once it was on. Sent it back right away. 10.5.2012
Rated 3 out of 5Â by dallasauce Q 4 the review above mine! To me in the picture it looks as though the black lace is stitched onto the purple fabric, yet you said you cut out the fabric to give it some edge, leaving it just lace to skin. I am having trouble seeing how that is possible from the picture, is there any way you could post a pic to the website? If I could see how you did what you did, then I would love to have this top. Hopefully I can get a quick visual tutorial from you! thanks- Dallas *my point is, that it looks like the lace and the straps would have nothing to connect to and keep the top together if you cut out the plum fabric from underneath the lace..you get me>? 9.30.2012
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Ash Hook - any homemade designs?
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Anyone using an ash hook in their oven like this one?
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I've been using an old 2x4 to move the coals around, and truth be told - it works just fine. But I have been reading the "Art of Wood Fired Cooking" and it talks about an ash hook to move coals, and I got curious.
I thought I might weld something up for use in my oven - but thought there may be designs here on the forum that I could use as a starter.
Anyone build/use such a tool?
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I use this. I bent it a tad beyond vertical so I can rake against the back wall.
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FB has sold an ash rake which is a variant of both.
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I bought a pooper scooper from Petco. Replaced the handle with a longer piece of EMT pipe - works greet.
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Made from 3 mm aluminum so it will not damage the hearth brick, but strong enough to push a log around. Sorry it ain't pretty but it works. One thing I discovered about making tools is the handles start off to long and all of mine have been shortened a couple ins at a time till they feel right
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The Alameda Education Foundation has announced its the 2010 volleyball schedule, as part of the group's 2010-2011 middle-school sports program.
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This work is a revealing study of the enigmatic Indus civilization and how a rich repertoire of archaeological tools is being used to probe its puzzles. The Indus Valley gave rise to one of the most sophisticated civilizations of the Bronze Age, an extraordinarily peaceful society that developed everything from a complex political organization to sanitary plumbing to a rich mythology. Then it vanished, forgotten by history for centuries, until remarkable finds in the 1920s led to its rediscovery. The Ancient Indus Valley: New Perspectives takes readers back to a civilization as complex as its contemporaries in Mesopotamia and Egypt, one that covered a far larger region, yet lasted a much briefer time (less than a millennium) and left far fewer traces. Researchers have tentatively reconstructed a model of Indus life based on limited material remains and despite its virtually indecipherable written record. This volume describes what is known about the roots of Indus civilization in farming culture, as well as its far-flung trading network, sophisticated crafts and architecture, and surprisingly war-free way of life. extraordinary methods that have brought it back to life.
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Join us for the 2015 Compilation Release Party June 3 at Holocene! With performances from Psychomagic, Rasheed Jamal, and Robin Bacior; raffle prizes; and the unveiling of the 2015 Festival Lineup!
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To date the yearly compilations have sold thousands of copies through independent record stores and online sales. Since their inception, the compilations have been double-disc affairs featuring over 40 new tracks from great Portland bands—large and small.
As a PDX Pop Now! production, the compilation is selected through a community voting committee. Music tracks are attained solely through artist submissions, and are run through a rigorous listening panel comprised of our board members and 100 plus volunteers. After surviving the listening panel, final tracks are then selected with attention to diversity, representation and popularity.
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As a PDX Pop Now! production, the compilation includes a democratic aspect. Music tracks are attained solely through artist submissions, and are then run through a rigorous listening panel comprised of our board members and 100 plus volunteers. After surviving the listening panel, final tracks are then selected with attention to diversity, representation and popularity.
Announcing the 12th Annual PDX Pop Now! Festival July 24-26 at AudioCinema, in Portland, Oregon.
In keeping with our legacy as one of the nations few free, all ages, and all-volunteer music festivals, the PDX Pop Now! festival returns July 24-26 with 45 genres-spanning sets from Portland musicians. Set amid the Southeast industrial district at AudioCinema, the festival will feature two stages, food carts, a street fair, and Portland's renowned band basketball tournament Rigsketball.
Additionally, we are excited to continue our partnership with Music in The Schools, who will be curating a second year of festival sets from high school bands across Portland!
As an all volunteer, non-profit organization, PDX Pop Now! is dedicated to stimulating and expanding community participation in Portland music. Through the annual three day festival, yearly classroom events, and two-disc compilation, we strive to actively engage the community while highlighting Portland's diverse and vibrant musical talent.
PDX Pop Now! works to fulfill our mission in a democratic and accessible way. The festival is curated through a public nomination process and a volunteer voting committee that is focused on being inclusive to all genres and age groups.
Expect more news to come this spring when we announce the full 2015 lineup and release our annual two-disc compilation!
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Thank you so very much to everyone who participated in this years Give!Guide campaign! It was our most successful to date raising a grand total of $16,000. A special thank you to our matching sponsor, Biamp Sound Systems, for playing a significant role in helping us achieve our goal. Also thank to you to Gina Altamura and Music In the Schools for supporting our mission of access to live music for all ages regardless of age or income.
We had 62 repeat donors who on average gave more this year than last. We also had a record setting 73 new donors give. Each donation made an impact this year as we had the most donors under 35 in our Arts category. The demand for all ages music is growing and thanks to you, PDX Pop Now! is able to support musical growth and discovery.
Thank you to everyone for championing the cause of PDX Pop Now! and ensuring our continued success. Without YOU there is no way we would be able to run the programs our city demands. As an all volunteer organization, PDX Pop now! is unique in everything is does. Thank you for helping us shine the spotlight on local music and the impact it plays in the community.
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Creating the artwork for the 2015 festival season is local artist and educator Ryan Bubnis. Bubnis' work has been described as "urban folk." Through his paintings, illustrations, design and mural work, he comments on themes relating to the human condition.
Working both traditionally and digitally he incorporates a range of mediums that include found objects, paper, wood, canvas, aerosol, acrylics, cel vinyl, Papier-Mâché, graphite and India ink. He draws inspiration from life, love, graffiti, folk and outsider art from a variety of cultures.
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Chris Sichel knows how to make dreams come true.
As the President and CEO of Make-A-Wish Foundation San Diego, he grants wishes for area children with life-threatening medical conditions. Whether it's making arrangements for a sick child to meet a famous movie star or communicating with volunteers, Sichel's goal is to bring a family joy.
Sichel, 46, has done nonprofit work most of his life — from being a youth leader at church to working at a group home for disabled adults in college. The native San Diegan, who lives in La Mesa with his family, discusses the ups and downs of his work.
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Volunteers choose how and where they want to serve, and being around folks who are so other-minded inspires me and makes me better. I learned long ago that if you love what you do, you'll never work a day in your life. Make-A-Wish is kind of like that. I am surrounded by some of the finest and most selfless people in the world.
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Some wishes are pretty straightforward, such as a wish to "go" or a wish to "have," and some have a great deal of planning, such as a wish to meet their favorite star or to be something they have always dreamed. Every wish, however, is special in its own way and is granted to each child in a way that is truly special to them.
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The first teaser trailer for Disney's sequel to 2011's "The Muppets" has been released. "Muppets Most Wanted" will take Kermit the Frog and the rest of the gang on tour through Europe where, of course, they run into all sorts of problems.
As always, the Muppets have a few humans along for the ride. They're joined in the movie by Ricky Gervais, Tina Fey and Ty Burell. There's also cameos by Diddy, Celine Dion, Tom Hiddleston, Usher, Christoph Waltz and a slew of others.
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You want a monster center console that's built for fishing, period? One that has an ideal design for drift, bottom, and kite fishing? One that allows you to choose the location and number of gunwale-mounted rodholders, up to three livewells, and even offers a coffin box on the bowdeck which can hold 100-pound-plus fish? Then Sea Vee's 34 is a boat you MUST check out. After spending two solid days of fishing aboard one, I found it to be one of the best all-around fishing designs I've seen yet.
Day one we ran east and fished the Atlantic for amberjack and sailfish, in a sporty 15-knot breeze. Seas were running three to four feet, and the Sea Vee handled it like a champ. No pounding, little spray, and a 34-mph cruise running at about 4250 RPM got us out to the fish in short order. Once there, we utilized the multiple forward and aft rodholders to set out live baits while we jigged with rods in-hand. Part of the secret to getting all those rodholders lies in this boat's extra-wide forward gunwales, which has five holders on each side forward of the console. The down-side to those super-wide gunwales? They make it impossible to reach the water and/or land fish forward of the console, and even lifting the anchor up and around them will be a bit of a chore.
Since this is a Florida-built boat with a Florida fishing attitude, the live bait capacity is awesome. Sailfishers and inshore anglers alike will enjoy the ability to put goggle-eyes here, herring there, and live crabs everywhere. Sea Vee offers an optional stainless-steel sea chest with four 2,000-gph pumps, and the standard transom well alone holds 60-gallons. Ready to go kite fishing? There's also an optional 30-amp electric reel plug under the gunwales.
Once the fish have been gaffed it'll be time to use my personal favorite feature in this boat: the four foot long bowdeck coffin box. Not only does it hold a month's worth of fish, it also makes for a good seat and rigging spot in the bow, a rarity in center consoles. A second bow seat is molded into the front of the console, which swings up on lifters to access the console head and stowage compartment. I'd rather have a side-access door because there are invariably people or tackle boxes sitting on the console seat, but many folks like this arrangement because once you lift up the hatch, access is wide-open and doesn't require any contortions to get inside. One more bow design feature that really stands out: pockets molded in under the gunwales provide gobs of additional stowage, which is perfect for life jackets, extra lines, and other bulk-stowage items.
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Weight: Cock: 4.08 Kg Min.Hen: 3.17 Kg Min.
Bantam Cock: 1.7 Kg.Hen: 1.36 Kg.
Colours: Barred, Black, Blue, Blue Laced, Buff, Buff Laced, Columbian, Gold Laced, Partridge, Blue Partridge, Silver Pencilled, Silver Laced, Red, White (Standardised UK) Blue Laced, Cuckoo, Violet Laced, White Laced Buff (Bantam only).
Useful to Know: Docile and a good choice to have around with children. Available in Bantam size.
Photo: Barred Wyandotte Bantam owned by N.Wilton.
The Wyandotte Chicken originated in the Eastern United States of America. It is thought that several breeders were trying to create an attractive Silver Laced large fowl that was a good utility bird. After some attempts to standardise their individual creations, all of which were slightly different, common ground was eventually found between the breeders and a provisional standard was drawn up. The first Silver Laced Wyandottes were recognised by the American Poultry Association a few years later in 1883. There are currently 8 standardised large fowl colour varieties in America and 15 in bantam size recognised by the American Bantam Association.
The Silver Laced Wyandotte reached England shortly after being standardised in America and it was here that breeders realised they could not obtain perfectly marked birds when breeding stock in a single pen. The American Poultry Association Standard called for a white back and shoulders on the males and this could not produce females with perfect black and white lacing. Double mating was introduced where two pens were used, one with 'cock breeders' and one with 'pullet breeders' that would each produce their respective correctly marked birds.
Many other varieties of Wyandotte soon followed, some even being popular enough to have their own breed club. There are currently 13 colour varieties recognised (listed under Colours in the breed information at the beginning of this page).
New colour varieties are still being created. One of the most recent is Chocolate Partridge which has been created by Grant Brereton, from an original project started by the late Dr. Clive Carefoot. A trio of Chocolate Partridge Wyandottes were on display at the Poultry Club National Exhibition in Stoneleigh 2009.
Photo Right: Silver Laced Wyandotte Bantam (pullet).
In England, farmers used a separate strain of the White Wyandotte as a utility bird from the 1920s onwards and there were a number of popular hybrid crosses used to create table birds.
Details of crosses can be found in a number of old poultry farming books of the 1930's, but by far the most popular crosses were with Light Sussex. Further details can be found here on traditional table bird crosses. These utility crosses were short lived though and were no longer of use as egg producers or table birds once Hybrid Chickens were introduced in the 1950's.
Wyandottes are a popular breed of chicken being kept as a show bird and as a back garden pet. They are docile, medium sized breed with a rose comb and clean legs that produce up to 200 eggs in their first season of laying and there are no shortage of stunning colour varieties easily available from poultry breeders in the UK.
Their fluffy behind may require a gentle trim if the feathers are getting mucky from droppings, or if mating proves to be unsuccessful.
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Legislative Constitutional Amendment.
California's highways, public streets and roads, and mass transportation systems are funded by a mix of federal, state, local, and private money.
State Transportation Funds. State funds for transportation programs are derived from three major sources--a "gas" tax (currently, 18 cents per gallon of motor vehicle fuels, primarily gasoline and diesel), sales tax on gasoline and diesel, and taxes and fees on motor vehicles and their use, including truck weight fees, vehicle registration fees, and driver's license fees.
Currently, revenues derived from the gas tax on motor vehicle fuel used in vehicles on public roads and revenues from fees and taxes on motor vehicles are restricted to specified transportation purposes by the California Constitution. The State Constitution, however, permits these revenues to be loaned temporarily to the state General Fund with the condition that the loaned amount must be repaid. The state General Fund supports nontransportation activities such as education, corrections, and health and social services programs.
Under current law, revenues from the sales tax on diesel fuel and part of the sales tax on gasoline must be deposited in the Public Transportation Account for use only for public transportation and transportation planning purposes. Currently, these funds may be loaned to the state General Fund. Loans must be repaid with interest.
During a fiscal year, state transportation funds are often loaned on a short-term basis (sometimes as short as one day) to the state General Fund for cash flow purposes. Additionally, during the recession of the early 1990s, transportation funds were loaned to the state General Fund on a longer-term basis (more than a fiscal year). The length of these loans was determined by the Legislature and Governor in statute.
Local Transportation Funds. Current law authorizes each county to establish a Local Transportation Fund (LTF) for public transportation purposes. Revenues to each county's LTF are derived from one-quarter cent of the sales tax collected in that county.
This measure amends the California Constitution to restrict the conditions under which state transportation funds, including gas tax revenues, revenues from fees and taxes on motor vehicles and their use, and funds in the Public Transportation Account, can be loaned to the state General Fund. Specifically, loans to the state General Fund in any fiscal year must be repaid within that fiscal year, except that repayment may be delayed up to 30 days after a state budget is enacted for the subsequent fiscal year. Loans extending over a fiscal year may be made only if the Governor declares a state of emergency which would result in a significant negative impact to the General Fund, or if there is a decrease in General Fund revenues from the previous year's level. Loans extending over a fiscal year must be repaid in full within three fiscal years.
The measure also clarifies that the Legislature may authorize certain state transportation funds to be loaned to local agencies for transportation purposes allowed by the State Constitution. The measure requires such loans to be repaid with interest no later than four years after the loans are made.
Additionally, the measure amends the State Constitution to designate the LTFs as trust funds and prohibits the funds from being abolished. The measure further prohibits LTF monies from being diverted from specified transportation purposes to other purposes.
Fiscal Effect
It is unlikely that this measure would result in any state or local fiscal impact. This is because the measure's restrictions generally would not result in additional borrowing costs or savings.


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'Chef Wanted with Anne Burrell': 'People's resumes vs. what they put on the plate'Add to Favorites | Chef Wanted With Anne Burrell
Do you need a job? Well, we know of some openings. All you need is amazing culinary talent, some business acumen and the ability to navigate the rings of fire that chef/host Anne Burrell puts you through on the new reality show "Chef Wanted with Anne Burrell," airing Thursdays on Food Network.
"This is a real-life job interview," Burrell tells Zap2it. "The whole idea is that we want these people to get the job and stay in the job."
The premise is four executive chef candidates are put through the toughest job interview of their lives, where everything from their cooking skills to menu selection and math skills (you'd be surprised by how badly restaurant owners want to keep costs low) are put to the test.
Each week, Burrell recruits chefs of varying backgrounds and skill sets who she thinks will be great matches for current head chef openings at different restaurants across the United States. And these aren't backwater greasy spoons looking for someone to flip burgers; these are some impressive establishments with high-end name recognition: Todd English's Olives in New York and David Burke Fromagerie in New Jersey are just two examples.
And to keep us interested, each restaurant has its own style, be it Mediterranean, Asian, French, fusion, etc.
As the show progresses, candidates get booted, leaving just two to compete for the job by running the restaurant for a night -- creating a new menu, working with new (to them) staff members and, hopefully, impressing the patrons and the boss. As they said in "Highlander," there can be only one.
"When I first started in reality TV, I was so unprepared for the 'real' part," Burrell says. "People come with their stories: why they need a job, why they're looking for a job, because they need to support their family, whatever. But I find it so interesting to see what is on people's resumes versus what they put on the plate. Like I always say, 'The proof is on the plate.' "
What are you currently reading?
"I'm not going to say 'Fifty Shades of Grey.' I'm trying to think of something far more intellectual."
What did you have for dinner last night?
"I'm working on a new book, and so I ordered in some lime chicken noodles from Republic in Manhattan."
What is your next project?
"Well, I'm working on a new book, a sequel to 'Cook Like a Rock Star,' and I also have a new season of 'Worst Cooks in America' and hopefully more 'Chef Wanted.' "
When was the last vacation you took - where and why?
"Hmm, I travel all the time, but I don't remember the last vacation I took. ... Don't get me wrong, I always build time in when I am traveling for work; it isn't like I'm tied to the stove when I go to these places. But it has to be years."
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Gabrielle Giffords: Giffords wants to return to work
"She still has rehabilitation to go through, and a lot of recovery. So she's not ready to come back full time," said Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, D-Fla., a friend of Giffords and chair of the Democratic National Committee.
"But she wanted her district to have its voice here on probably the most important vote we'll cast this Congress."
Giffords exited the House chamber by the east door, leaning heavily on an aide as she walked with obvious difficulty. Her husband, astronaut Mark Kelly, accompanied her. Police had cleared a path through a mob of reporters, and Giffords did not respond to questions and greetings.
Near the doorway to the House, Vice President Joe Biden greeted Giffords and marveled at her return.
"She's remarkable. Will matters," Biden said in an interview. "She's the embodiment of a strong, strong, strong woman. Think about what that woman's been through, and think about her determination."
On Jan. 8, Giffords was shot in the head in the parking lot of a Tucson grocery store while meeting with constituents. Six people were killed and 13 others, including Giffords, were wounded. The man charged in the shooting, Jared Lee Loughner, was sent to a federal prison facility in Springfield, Mo., after a federal judge concluded he was mentally incompetent to stand trial on 49 charges.
In true congressional style, Giffords issued a news release after the vote - the only thing typical in an atypical day.
"I have closely followed the debate over our debt ceiling and have been deeply disappointed at what's going on in Washington," Giffords said in the statement.
"I strongly believe that crossing the aisle for the good of the American people is more important than party politics. I had to be here for this vote. I could not take the chance that my absence could crash our economy," she said.
Pelosi said Giffords had decided to come for the debt-ceiling vote, something the House Democratic leader didn't learn about until Monday morning. The House's No. 2 Democrat, Steny Hoyer, learned about
Giffords' return just 30 minutes before she arrived. Wasserman Schultz said she found out that the congresswoman would cast her vote from a 2 a.m. text message she received from Kelly.
The vote marked the latest milestone in Giffords' recovery.
A month after the shooting, she showed her ability to communicate by asking for toast. She has made two trips to Florida to watch her astronaut husband in the shuttle launch. She also underwent surgery to repair of a piece of her skull that had been removed.
Giffords has been undergoing outpatient therapy in Houston since her release from the hospital in June. She made a visit to Tucson for a Father's Day celebration.
In Tucson on Monday, Pam Simon, a Giffords staffer who also survived the shooting, said she and everyone in her office huddled around the TV to watch the congresswoman's return to the floor.
"We were hugging and some of us were in tears and some people were shouting. It was very joyful," Simon said.
"We will be forever tied to that tragic event," she added. "Seeing Gabby there is just a wonderful step for us all."
She said she thought Giffords looked excited yet relaxed.
"Knowing Gabby, I know she is just so happy to be back among her colleagues," she said. "Didn't she look right at home?"
Ron Barber, another Giffords staffer who survived the shooting, said he was in physical therapy for his gunshot wound to the thigh when Giffords voted, but he tuned in when he got back to his Tucson home.
"I have to admit I wept," he said. "All of us who were with her that day are encouraged by her progress."
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Carolyn and Joe Hillman
Colrain, MA
Is it really possible in "this day and age" for a couple to make their living high on a hill off a dirt road with a few goats and an aging room? It is if you make good enough cheese. Carolyn and Joe Hillman live off the land with an outdoor wood furnace providing all their heat (including hot water), and they make world renowned cheese.
We're not exaggerating. In 2004, they won "Best American Cheese (All Milks)" at the prestigious World Cheeses Awards in London. They have also won several gold medals at American Cheese Society competitions. In fact, they won 1st prizes in their categories every time they entered. They stopped sending their cheese to competitions because "There's no point. We always win." Besides, competing is expensive and they like to keep things simple.
Let's start at the beginning. Fifteen years ago, Carolyn worked in the deli section of the Brattleboro Co-op, which is next to the cheese section. She would look at the different cheeses and think-I could make that.
So, she took Ricki's Cheesemaking 101 workshop and, like everyone else, started making paneer and queso blanco.
But Caroline believed she could make a living from cheese, so she and Joe began acquiring what they needed. (This was no easy task considering they live 1500 ft above sea level in the middle of nowhere where everything is at least 17 miles away.)
Kosikowski. To learn more about it, Carolyn started taking classes and took a trip to France in 2002, with Ricki and Jim Wallace.
At first, they only made aged cheeses because they didn't have a pasteurizer. Then, they gradually found used equipment and built (themselves) a dairy barn. When Carolyn needed something, Joe built it.
For example-when she needed presses, she made them in cardboard so Joe would know what she wanted. He welded them together and mounted them on the wall. Their first 60 gallon vat cost $50 and Joe reconfigured it to work for them.
Ten years ago, they had 45 goats. Since then, they have downsized to keep their lives sane. Now, they manage a closed herd with 25 milkers. When the kids are born they are bottle fed and kept in a warm area of the barn. They virtually imprint to Carolyn and Joe. The result is the friendliest goats you will ever see. Carolyn milks the nannies twice a day. Each one yields around a gallon per day.
Murphy is a livestock dog and he stays with the goats to protect them whenever they're outside (Their other dog, Abby is a mouser.)
We asked Carolyn why her cheese is so good. She didn't know, but later she e-mailed a thoughtful response:
It's all in the details. Starting with our goats, they are healthy and exercise outside on pastures and rock ledges. They eat as goats should eat- grass, brambles, brush and our own harvested organic hay.
We keep an eye on milk quality. Our milk is handled well, chilled quick, never churned in a pump. Our cheese is made with skill, care and consistency. We're dedicated to making really good cheese.
Their Handmade Facility
This is where the goats are milked. The milk can sits on the rolling stand and then it is carried into the next room where it is filtered and pasteurized.
Most of the milk is pasteurized because much of their cheese is not aged for more than 60 days.
They do not pasteurize their aged, hard cheeses.
They do not pasteurize their aged, hard cheeses.
This room has many functions, including weighing and wrapping the cheeses.
Another view of the make room.
This picture was taken through a window. We did not go into any of the make room areas because of the possibility of contamination. Carolyn runs a tight ship!
We peeked in the door where the cheese is aging.
Carolyn shows how she brushes off the "bad" mold.
Every Saturday, in the season, she carts their cheeses to the Farmer's Market in Northampton,MA. If you're in the area, you can purchase: bottled pasteurized milk, fresh cheeses, mold-ripened cheeses, raw milk aged cheeses, raw milk Feta, Greek style yogurt, and sometimes goat meat. Other places you can buy their cheeses are listed on their website- www.hillmanfarm.com


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Felt Native American Headband
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Dress up is a daily event in our house--we have the princess dresses, the pirate swords, and the cowboy hats. I always like to throw new characters into the mix and listen as the kids improvise their new roles. This felt headband is fun to make and definitely one of my personal favorites.
What You'll Need
How We Did It
Cut different colors of felt into feather shapes so your children can pick and choose which ones they want. (We cut the felt for our young kids since it was a little tricky. Older kids can definitely do this step on their own!)
Tie the two brown strips together with some sort of string. (This is my favorite thing about this craft- the side tie just adds so much character.)
For extra oomph, add an accent color of felt to the actual band and glue on. Let the glue dry for a few hours before trying to wear the headband.
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My child and I completed Felt Native American Headband. Take a look!
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Happy new years fellow builders. I've been on this for a week or so. Started with the AMT Daisy Duke Jeep and a couple of AMT '57 Chevy Stepside kits. I'm using tires from a kid's diecast BigFoot type truck and the plan is to get some turned rims from Jim at MicroNitro. The top of the engine is still being decided but I have a few ideas in mind.
Here's a few progress picures.
Comments welcome. Stay tuned and thanks for following along.
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