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Have you seen the ads for Christmas toys lately?
There is a kids make-n-bake Candy shop! For $24.99, I'll be able to make my own edible diamonds and jewels without worrying about a candy thermomemter and scalding myself, lol (I'm not a candy maker, obviously).
Just thought it was a cool new tool to check out - I haven't gone to the store and read the box yet...
Do you know the actual name for it? I tried a google using what you wrote, but there's nothing coming up for me.
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That sounds right up my alley!!!! I would like to "dabble" with sugar....and the kid's department sounds where I want to go to do this! I'm going to keep my eyes open for this! Thanks!
Yup, Walmart has it. But I saw it for 29.99. If anyone buys it, let me us know how it works, thanks!
I found this:
"Girl Gourmet Sweets Candy Jewel Factory Oven"
but I couldn't find a pic of what they look like when they're made.
I found it also on Amazon and it has pictures of what it looks like made.
I don't think this will give you the shapes that you want. Be sure to check out the link from Jaimelt76.
Looking at the photos, I do not see that you can make anything more than pendants. You would have to make your own molds from silicone and use colored sanding sugar with the unit.
2 of the 3 reviews on Amazon were negative.
The item got really bad reviews. It doesn't seem to work well at all according to what the customers said.
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Question: What is the difference between a Will and a Living Will?
Answer: A will deals with assets, whereas a living will deals with medical care. Many States have done away with the so-called living will and replaced it with the advance health-care directive ("AHCD"). An AHCD can accomplish a variety of objectives, from saying who will make health care decisions for you if you cannot communicate with your doctors, to saying under what circumstances conventional health care will be withheld from you so that nature will be allowed to take its course.
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Silver for September delivery jumped 0.152 or 1.04% to 14.705 an ounce.
Copper for September delivery fell 0.005 or 0.22% to 2.343 a pound.
Crude output for the week, meanwhile, rose by 52,000 barrels to 9.465 million barrels per day, following three previous weeks of weekly draws. U.S. crude production remains near its highest level in more than 40 years.
On the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange, gold for December delivery traded in a range between $1,082.70 and $1,092.70 in Thursday's session before settling near the session highs at $1,092.20 at the close.
On the New York Mercantile Exchange, WTI crude for September delivery traded between $44.20 and $45.27 a barrel, before settling at 44.70, down 0.45 or 1.01% on the session.
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Jaguar Land Rover Building New R&D Facility to Focus on Hybrids, Self-Driving Cars
Jaguar Land Rover is building a new R&D facility in the UK that will specialize in developing hybrid and electric powertrains along with autonomous vehicles.
The British automaker revealed details on the new center, which will be located in central England and based at Warwick University in Coventry. It will be the first center of its kind in the UK to fully link automaker research with higher education.
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The company will also be expanding its research staff by 150 employees to 500 total by the time the center opens in 2016. Other fields that the center's R&D will focus on include vehicle connectivity, on- and off-road handling and design. It does hint that the British automaker is not only exploring options for hybrid and electric powertrains in future models, but that it will also be investing into self-driving vehicles.
Another goal for the new center is to keep Jaguar Land Rover competitive with BMW and Mercedes-Benz. Both German automaker invest heavily into R&D and have state-of-the-art facilities dedicated to developing new technologies for their vehicles.
Construction of the new center is scheduled to begin in September 2014.
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The Dorset walk – Plush and Lyscombe
Matt Wilkinson and Dan Bold enjoy a mid-Dorset route
Published in November '10
The walk goes across the rather muddled pattern of hills between the Piddle Valley, the Dorsetshire Gap and the southern edge of the Blackmore Vale. Muddled they may be, but the hills give some beautiful views and a sense of being in a most typical pastoral Dorset landscape.
For many, the highlight will be the Lyscombe valley, where the stream, the stone farm buildings and the valley opening up into the wide bowl of Lyscombe Bottom combine to make this one of Dorset's magic places. The jewel, though, is the restored chapel. The oldest parts date from the 12th century, when it was an out-chapel of Milton Abbey, and after the Dissolution it was used as a farm-worker's cottage and a bake-house. The restoration involved repairing the walls and putting on a new thatched roof. The former Bishop of Sherborne celebrated Communion there to mark the end of the work. The priest's house, immediately alongside, was beyond repair but its ruins have been stabilised. The restoration deservedly won awards from the Civic Trust and RIBA.
The walk climbs up the side of the valley before descending again, then goes up Ball Hill and Church Hill, and descends to the start/finish by one of Dorset's nicest country pubs.
Distance: 6¾ miles.
Terrain: The lanes, field paths and tracks make for generally easy going underfoot but there are two or three demanding climbs.
Start: Plush. In the 'patrons only' car park of the Brace of Pheasants if you plan to become one; otherwise carefully on the road. OS ref ST714022. Postcode DT2 7RG.
How to get there: Turn east off the B3143 Piddle Valley road in Piddletrenthide, signed to Plush. From the north, turn right in Hazelbury Bryan, signed to Mappowder and Plush.
Maps: OS Explorer 117 (Cerne Abbas & Bere Regis); OS Landranger 194 (Dorchester & Weymouth)
Refreshments: The Brace of Pheasants at Plush.
1. From the road junction immediately in front of the door of the Brace of Pheasants, take the road signed to Piddletrenthide and Dorchester for a little over ¾ mile to a sharp right-left dog-leg, where a track goes off to the left. Take this track and follow it round to the left, then to the right and uphill past New Barn Farm on the right to reach a lane. Turn left and walk for a little under ¾ mile to a lay-by on the left in a dip. A gate leads off the lay-by: go through it and bear right up the field, heading for a line of assorted trees visible on the skyline. At the top of the field, scramble up the bank into the next field and walk across it to a gate visible on the far side.
2. Go through the gate and bear slightly right to a gate in the hedgerow about 200 yards to the left of some farm buildings. Walk down the next field, heading somewhat to the left of the buildings of Lyscombe Farm, down in the valley. Go through a gate in the bottom left-hand corner of a field and go straight ahead to ford a stream and to inspect the chapel. Then go through the gate to the left of the chapel as you look at it and bear left up to a gate visible on the skyline in the top left-hand corner. Continue uphill across the field beyond, to a gate in the far right-hand corner. Follow the right-hand edge of the next field. In the top corner, go through a gate and head for the top right-hand corner of the next field.
3. Go through the gate and continue straight ahead, signed to Nettlecombe Tout. Walk up the right-hand side of this field and the next one until some power lines crossing the middle of the field. Here turn left and cross to the far side of the field and turn right to reach a metal gate on the left and a smaller wooden gate straight ahead. Go through the wooden gate and down an enclosed path which descends to meet a track. Turn right on the track and follow it down to a lane.
4. Go straight across and up the path on the far side. Near the top of the hill, go through a gate and continue ahead with an open area on the left and the hedgerow and gorse on the right. The next gate leads into an open field; follow the track along its right-hand edge straight ahead. Stay on the track as it goes through a gate and enters woodland. At the end of the wood, go through a gate onto an open area and walk straight ahead, closing with a hedgerow which comes up from the right. Follow this hedgerow along the top of the hill to a gate. Don't go through the gate but turn left and walk downhill, with the field-edge to the right and, in due course, a steep slope to the left. Head for a gate at the bottom of the field, at the top of that slope. Go through the gate onto a track. Follow it down to a lane, where turn left to reach the junction in front of the Brace of Pheasants.


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It turns out, maybe lenders have loosened credit a little more than the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) initially thought.
The association reports that it has adjusted the methodology used for its Mortgage Credit Availability Index (MCAI), thus making the index more accurate. As a result, it has revised the report's entire historical series so that it is in line with the new methodology.
As part of this change, the report's separate conforming and jumbo indices have been updated to only include conventional, non-government loan programs.
"In the three years since its inception, we have been monitoring the MCAI, always looking for opportunities to improve the series and provide a more accurate gauge of credit availability," explains Lynn Fisher, vice president of research and economics for the MBA, in a statement. "We expanded our historical series to cover over 10 years of historical data and followed that with the introduction of four MCAI sub-indices (conventional, government, conforming and jumbo) to help users better understand what is driving changes in the overall MCAI.
"Today, we are excited to announce an updated methodology that responds more effectively to changes in the marketplace and better accounts for the frequent addition and subtraction of investor offerings," she adds. "While using the exact same data, this updated methodology does a better job of reflecting new loan programs that did not exist in the base month of the index, which is March 2012. In addition, we are redefining our conforming and jumbo indices to be restricted to conventional loan programs only. Previously, conforming and jumbo status was determined solely by loan size. In the new methodology, high-balance [Federal Housing Administration] and [Veterans Affairs] loan programs are not included in the jumbo category."
The report shows that mortgage credit availability increased 1.0% in July relative to June to reach an index score of 165.3.
A decline in the MCAI indicates that lending standards are tightening, while increases in the index are indicative of loosening credit.
Month over month, the Jumbo and Government indices included in the report saw the greatest increases in credit availability – both up 1.3%.
Meanwhile, the conventional and conforming indices were up 0.7% and 0.1%, respectively.
"The main difference with this change is that the prior methodology had shown a tightening of credit over the past few months," Fisher says. "The new methodology shows a modest loosening of credit availability over this time period – in line with other indicators of credit availability. This is a result of new jumbo loan offerings that did not exist in our 2012 base period becoming more popular and prevalent in recent periods. Our new methodology captures the addition of these new loan offerings more effectively and better aligns with anecdotal evidence of loosening credit conditions over the last seven months."
Fisher adds that the overall increase in credit availability in July "was driven by an uptick in programs that allow for refinancing among relatively lower credit score borrowers. We observed this trend in both the conventional and government programs."


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Mobilization of Leukemic Cells Using Plerixafor as Part of a Myeloablative Preparative Regimen for Patients With AML Undergoing Allografting: Assessment of Feasibility and Efficacy
The study will be conducted as a single center Phase I/II study to evaluate the safety of
administering PLERIXAFOR as part of a myeloablative preparative regimen (Institutional
Protocol: FBT(400) - FLUDARABINE 50mg/m2/d x 4 days, BUSULFAN 3.2mg/kg/day x 4 days, TBI
400cGy in 2 fractions) for stem cell transplant recipients with Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML)
and to determine whether or not residual leukemic stem cells can be mobilized. Three
patients will be enrolled into each of 4 sequential cohorts. Patients in the first cohort
will receive 1 dose (240mcg/kg SC) of PLERIXAFOR ( MOZOBIL, formerly known as AMD3100) prior
to administration of the first dose of FLUDARABINE and BUSULFAN It is planned to escalate
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before the respective 2nd, 3rd, and 4th doses of chemotherapy. As primary endpoint the study
will establish the toxicity of combined administration of PLERIXAFOR and the preparative
regimen at each dose level. Secondary endpoints will include quantification of CXCR4
positive cells and candidates for leukemic disease propagating cells before and after
administration of PLERIXAFOR. Mobilized cells will be examined for the ability to undergo
apoptosis. Clinical parameters including SAE, OS and LFS are part of the evaluation.
The comparison of cell populations in peripheral blood before and after PLERIXAFOR may
facilitate a better definition of minimal residual disease in patients deemed
morphologically in a complete remission. The assessment after completion of the preparative
regimen will provide a measurement of minimal residual disease prior to the transplant. The
assessment of residual leukemic cells with respect to apoptosis will define their
responsiveness to the administration of FLUDARABINE and BUSULFAN. The obtained information
will facilitate development of a new platform to optimize preparation of patients for a
transplant. Eg. Insufficient mobilization of leukemic cells may be addressed in future
studies by combining mobilization strategies. Similarly, if cells are shown to be apoptosis
resistant one may be able to include apoptosis inducing small molecules.
Observational Model: Cohort, Time Perspective: Prospective
Adverse events as a measure of safety and tolerability using Plerixafor in conjunction with a myeloablative preparative regimen for a patients with AML undergoing an allogenic stem cell transplantation.
As primary endpoint the study is to establish whether or not the administration of Plerixafor during administration of a myeloablative preparative regimen for recipients of allografts can be tolerated.we will complete full protocol with a follow up period of 30 days for first patient than futher patients will be enrolled.Number of Participants with Adverse Events as a Measure of Safety and Tolerability will be evaluated in the study.
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Hans Messner, Ph.D
Principal Investigator
University Health Network, Toronto
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A Guide to Some of the Most Common Real Estate Terms
Kristin M. Brown, Realtor, defines some of the most common real estate terms.
- Offer to Purchase – A buyer's written offer to purchase real estate. The offer should include the legal address of the property, the offer price, any contingencies including the type of mortgage financing the buyer will use to purchase the home, any special terms and conditions, and a date for closing. A good faith deposit typically accompanies the offer. Your real estate sales professional can provide guidance on other elements of the offer. Once the buyer has made the bid, the seller has the opportunity to accept, decline, or make a counter-offer. If the offer is accepted in writing, buyer and seller have a ratified sales contract.
- Home Inspection - A thorough inspection by a licensed professional Home Inspector who evaluates the structural and mechanical condition of a property. A satisfactory home inspection is often included in the offer as a contingency by the purchaser.
- Purchase and Sale Agreement (also referred to as a "P & S") - A written contract signed by the buyer and seller stating each parties terms, conditions and obligations under which a property will be sold. The Purchase and Sale Agreement is a legal and binding contract drafted and signed after the Offer to Purchase. Amongst other legalities, it includes: description of the property, purchase price, earnest money deposit, financing conditions, closing date and any other important dates or provisions agreed upon by buyer and seller.
- Appraisal – A written verification of value for the lender. The purchaser's lender will send out a licensed appraiser to evaluate the property, at the purchaser's expense. The appraiser will inspect the home inside and out to determine that the value is a reasonable one based on other comparable sales in the area. This is only applicable if the purchaser is taking a mortgage of course.
- Deed - The legal document conveying title to a property. The deed transfers ownership from seller to purchaser. Only the seller signs the deed at closing, and the buyer receives a copy of it. The closing attorney will record the original deed on closing day at the Registry of Deeds.
If you buy and sell homes all the time, these terms have likely become commonplace. However, if you have not bought or sold in a while hopefully these terms will help to make you feel more comfortable about the process. If you have questions about any other Real Estate terms, ask your Realtor - they are the experts!
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Choral Department
Chico High School choirs have a rich history of outstanding concerts and are respected for consistently high performance standards. The choirs, whether auditioned or non-auditioned, are open to all Chico High students- there is a choir to suit everyone!. Each of the six choirs performs in at least one major concert a semester and participates in a variety of other activities, including community performances and outreach to the local elementary and Jr. High schools. Choir is a great way to make new friends, connect and give back to the community, learn to read and write music, learn vocal techniques, and gain the confidence and poise it takes to perform in a group in front of an audience. Thank you to all the amazing parents, staff, community members and students who have helped to shape the Chico High Choral program throughout the years.
There are six ensembles in the Choral Department:
Each of these ensembles performs at concerts and for special events in the community throughout the year. The two large ensembles, A Cappella Choir and Mixed Chorus consistently take top honors at regional festivals in Northern California. Voce and Sac Street Boys are highly sought after by the community for special performances throughout the year.
Major Performances for 2016-2017
Tuesday, October 18
America Through the Ages Concert and Dinner- Marsh Jr High Cafeteria 6:00 PM
Friday, October 21
Almond Bowl: Singing the National Anthem
Thursday, December 8
Winter Choral Concert: CFA 6:00 PM
Friday, March 24
CMEA Region III Choral Festival at CSUC
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March 30-April 2
A CAPPELLA to Anaheim/Disneyland!
Tuesday, May 16
Spring Choral Concert: CFA
Wednesday, June 7
All Choirs Sing at Graduation
|The A Cappella Choir is a 40-voice mixed choir. This is the premier large ensemble at Chico High School. Students must pass a rigorous audition to be primarily on traditional choral music ranging from the Renaissance to 20th century compositions.
|Another ensemble at Chico High is Chico Chic. Chic's focus is "girl group" songs from the 50's and 60's. They are giving the Sac Street Boys competition in the volume of requests they receive. In 2010-2011, Chic members are Emily Moline, Haley Chamberlain, Rachel Jackson, and Lindy Edstrom. Chic meets once a week during lunch. Singing Valentines and Birthday Grams are two of Chic's big events.
|Vocal Jazz is one of the most difficult styles of music to learn and perform. The members of ChicoVoce must be the musicians of the highest caliber. Voce is currently a female jazz group that rehearses one day a week at lunch.
|Chico High Madrigal Choir is another small group that rehearses at lunch one day a week. They sing music from the Renaissance period. Students must be enrolled in Mixed Chorus or A Cappella Choir to participate.
|The Sac Street Boys are the Chico High group most requested to perform at events on campus and throughout the community. Their Barbershop Quartet stylings, along with their dynamic personalities, create a very entertaining combination. Members include Ansel Lundberg, David Nemat-Nasser, Will Buchholtz, and Phil Taylan. The Sac Street Boys meet once a week during lunch. Singing Valentines and Birthday Grams are two of the Sac Street Boys' big events.


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- Hasegawa, Akio
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- Kang, Sang-gu
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- Kimura, Kazunori
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- Paauw, Scott
Senior Lecturer, Department of Linguistics, University of Rochester
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Curator, Department of Anthropology, Smitsonian National Museum of Natural History
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- Romero Mendez, Rodrigo
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- Belloro, Valeria
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- Chief, Lianchen
Lecturer, Department of Asian Languages and Cultures, UCLA
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- Ishiyama, Osamu
Assistant Professor of Japanese Language and Culture, Soka University of America
Dissertation: Diachronic Perspectives on Personal Pronouns in Japanese
- Kim, Taeho
Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Language and Information, Pusan National University, Korea
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- Miura, Hidematsu
Associate Professor, Mukogawa Women's University
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- Sugiyama, Yukiko
Assistant Professor, Keio University, Japan
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Assistant Professor, Middlebury College, VT
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- Graves, Thomas
University of Central Oklahoma, Adjunct Professor
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- Hong, Sunyoung
Assistant Professor, Kyungnam University, Korea
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- Kawachi, Kazuhiro
Associate Professor, National Defense Academy of Japan
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- Kim, Myoyoung
Educational Measurement Specialist in Test Analysis and Design, Defense Language
Institute Foreign Language Center (DLIFLC) in Monterey, CA
Dissertation: Monolingual and Bilingual Language Processing: A Study of Korean, English, and Korean-English Speech Errors
- Kuriyama, Keiko
Assistant Professor of Japanese, Indiana University
Dissertation: The Status of the Mora in Japanese Speech Production Planning: A Developmental Study of the Mora
- Lehnert-LeHouillier, Heike
Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Rochester
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- Abrams, Percy
Director of Museum Operations, Native American Museum of Art, 2293 Saunders Settlement Road, Sanborn, NY 14132
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- Amazaki, Osamu
Lecturer of Japanese, National University of Singapore
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- Awuku, Ameyo
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- Nishiyama, Atsuko
Associate professor, Graduate School of Education, Faculty of Education, Wakayama University
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- Wu, Jing Lan Joy
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- Binns, Kathleen
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Translation Dept., Lingnan University, Hong Kong
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- Bloomquist, Jennifer
Associate Professor and the Director of Africana Studies at Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, PA
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- Imai, Shingo
Professor, Tsukuba University, Japan
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- Kodama, Tomiko
Associate Professor, Kyoko Pharmaceutical University, Japan
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Policy formulation, implementation and practice on the ground sometimes tend to disconnect. The envisioned good and the attendant benefits sometimes seem to fail to converge. Particularly in Social Protection programmes, challenges emerge right from the design stage, selection of beneficiaries and the roll out of the programmes. This is normally the case where programmes are targeted because of limited resources ending up with exclusion and inclusion errors. These errors refer to beneficiaries who are deserving of the benefits missing out on them and those not deserving being included, respectively. A monitoring and evaluation exercise is therefore crucial to ensure effectiveness and efficiency of the programme. Save the Children (Sweden) - ECAF, through the Africa Platform for Social Protection provided funding for a research on Children's Protection Policies and Rights in Rwanda. The research area is one which is of particular interest to the African Union's Department of Social Affairs. A validation meeting for the research held between 8th and 11th August 2012, was attended by the APSP's Executive Director, Dr. Tavengwa Nhongo.
The research which was commissioned by the Rwanda Civil Society Platform (RCSP) assessed child protection policies, programs and interventions in the country. The relevance of the study was geared towards looking at gaps between child protection processes (policies, legal framework and intervention) and the reality on the ground. The entire process serves to create awareness on what is going on, on the ground, as well as in informing key policy design questions. In addition, the findings allow for the development of engagement strategies with the relevant stakeholders. The meeting that saw twenty seven (27) participants in all, drew representation from civil society, government, international non-governmental organizations (NGOs) such as Care, Handicap International, Plan, UNICEF etc.
On the report, Dr. Nhongo pointed out that unfortunately Africa had become notorious for developing excellent policies which gather dust on shelves, expressing hope that this particular report would catalyse action. However, for this to occur there needs to be collaboration among government departments as well as from the Civil Society. He reiterated the need to finalise the document ensuring that government buys in and owns the report. The process should then move to the use of recommendations from the report and sharing of the document to all stakeholders. It is very encouraging to note that this ground breaking report has been well received by different organizations which have read the preliminary draft and started employing sections of the report. UNICEF for instance has undertaken to support in making the report more concise, whereas Plan International has undertaken to carry out further assessments based on the report. Most encouraging is the fact that government has already began including policy amendments some of which were concluded in April 2012 for instance in the closure of a prison that mixed adults and children.
The report will be subjected to a final validation meeting that will draw in senior government officials as well as interested stakeholders. This exercise will come before the dissemination of the document to the general public. APSP's hopes that the report will serve as a learning document for not only other platforms but also for governments which are seeking to engage in a similar process in respect to Social Protection policies and programmes, geared towards children. One such opportunity would be during the East African Exchange Workshop slated for later on this year in Rwanda, an event that allows different countries from the region to share experiences and practice in Social Protection. The Southern African Exchange Workshop is slated for September 2012 in Malawi.
RCSP in line with the report's recommendations are developing a proposal to be submitted to UNICEF looking at key advocacy activities scheduled for the recent future. The full details of the report will be available on our website as soon as the report is launched, keep it here for more details.


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Reviews of the restaurants we love.
123 Bolinas $$
Cuisine: New American, Wine Bar
Neighborhood: Fairfax
123 Bolinas Rd. Fairfax, CA 94930 415-488-5123
Finally a sustainable, organic, local wine bar in Fairfax. "From crunch to hip, as easy as 1, 2, 3" says the Marin Independent Journal.
1300 on Fillmore $$$
Cuisine: Soul Food
Neighborhood: Fillmore
1300 Fillmore St. San Francisco, CA 94115 415-771-7100
1300 on Fillmore in San Francisco's Fillmore Jazz Preservation District exudes the warmth and sophistication of Ella Fitzgerald singing "Let's Fall in Love."
Cuisine: American
Neighborhood: North Beach
15 Romolo Pl San Francisco, CA 94133 415-398-1359
SF Weekly calls the brunch here a "well-kept secret." Not anymore.
54 Mint $$
Cuisine: Italian
Neighborhood: SOMA
16 Mint Plaza San Francisco, CA 94103 415-543-5100
Patricia Unterman of the San Francisco Examiner gushes "Impeccable Italian fare, service to match" at this modern Italian gem hiding behind the old mint building.
Cuisine: Italian
Neighborhood: Marina
2355 Chestnut St. San Francisco, CA 94123 415-771-2216
Just like the A16 highway in Naples, our own A16—the restaurant—can get pretty busy at rush hour, starting with the tiny bar after 5 PM.
Aliment $$$
Cuisine: American
Neighborhood: Nob Hill
786 Bush St. San Francisco, CA 94108 415-829-2737
With jazzy grooves, a lively wine bar, and bountiful plates just right for sharing—and all of this a mere hop and a skip away from Union Square—this cozy 49-seat haven of comfort food could very well be your new hangout.
Cuisine: American
Neighborhood: Embarcadero
1 Ferry Plaza, Shop #33 San Francisco, CA 94111 415-391-0420
Serious Eats raves about french fries cooked in beef tallow, calling them "deeply satisfying." Order up!
Aperto $$
Cuisine: Italian
Neighborhood: Portrero Hill
1434 18th St. San Francsico, CA 94107 415-252-1625
King of the hill
Cuisine: Barbeque, Southern
Neighborhood: Bernal Heights
3149 Mission St. San Francisco, CA 94110 415-896-4250
The San Francisco Bay Guardian calls the BBQ here "impressive." If only we could stop licking our fingers long enough to agree
Cuisine: Italian
Neighborhood: Financial District
220 California St. San Francisco, CA 94111 415-955-1919; 415-955-1960 (take out)
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Mable's Table: A Cookbook is a cookbook written by Mabel Simpson.
While looking for any books about Eliza Simpson at the Old Springfield Library, a librarian Martha lent a cookbook by Mable Simpson to Marge and Lisa. They read a few recipes there and Marge finally found the end of the story of Eliza and her help to Colonel Burns' slave Virgil to escape.
Recipes in the book
- Pork Butt in Cream
- Snout-Fried Neck
- Frog-Haunch
- Hooves Au Jus
- Possum Pouch Pie
- Virgil Simpson's 'cakes'
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Many years ago, my daughter, Eliza, brought a runaway slave, Virgil, to the house. The patrollers were too fast for Eliza and Virgil. Luckily, they chanced upon a traveling circus... they were helped by a crusty, old clown.
Anyway, I was very proud of Eliza, but my husband Hiram had not quite caught abolition fever.
After the patrollers left, the circus clown made the following comment, which suggests an unusual aptitude for predicting twenty-first century currency values: "Why do I always ask for a nickel? That's like twenty bucks in 2010 money." It may have been intended as humorous, although my daughter didn't mention anyone laughing. This clown seemed to say many things that were humorous to him, but not to those around him, nor to me. But since my daughter repeated them all, I thought I would record them here. Enjoy them, people of the future!


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- 1 1⁄2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1⁄2 cup packed brown sugar
- 3⁄4 cup butter or 3⁄4 cup margarine, softened,divided
- 3 cups miniature marshmallows
- 2 cups peanut butter chips
- 2⁄3 cup corn syrup
- 2 teaspoons vanilla
- 2 cups crisp rice cereal
- 2 cups salted peanuts
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- In a mixing bowl, combine flour, brown sugar and 1/2 cup butter; mix well.
- Press into an ungreased 13-in x 9-in x 2-in baking pan.
- Bake at 350 degrees for 12-15 minutes or until lightly browned.
- Sprinkle marshmallows over top and return to the over for 3-5 minutes or until marshmallows begin to melt; set aside.
- In a large saucepan, cook and stir peanut butter chips, corn syrup, vanilla and remaining butter until chips are melted and smooth.
- Remove from the heat; stir in cereal and peanuts.
- Pour over prepared crust, spreading to cover.
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any of you moms notice a change in your menstruation after having a baby? mine used to be light and i never got crampy or achy. whole different ballgame now. heavier flow, achy and crampy even in my back :/
Mine have been the opposite, though I can still have bouts of backache. And I have been getting headaches for almost a year and never, ever had them before.
I had the same thing happen. Before kids my periods were light and had very little cramping. After having my first my period got much heavier and I had a ton of cramping. After my second baby my period went back to normal again and then after my fourth they got bad again. So weird how things change.
so not fair!
I had a month worth of bleeding after my daughter came and then nothing since.
mine has definitely changed too! I have noticed that my moods are more dramatic now. Before, I never noticed pms so to speak. Now, I can guarantee when I am getting my period because of my moods and my husband can certainly testify to that!!!
I had a nice change...my period pains used to be so bad some months that I would throw up or be unable to go to work/school that day. Since I had my first child, I have no cramps at all. The problem is that I used to count on the cramps to warn me of the period coming, and now it just shows up with now warning. So I really have to count the days!!
I had a change too. Mine used to be all over the place and now I know exactly when I'm going to get it. It's like clockwork now.
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The results were troubling or at least confusing: studies reported wide variability in pharmacokinetics of beta-lactam antibiotics in critically ill patients, with volume of distribution and drug clearance varying more than 2-fold for the same drugs in similar patient populations.
The net result is that the time spent above minimum inhibitory concentration (T>MIC) -- i.e., the expectation that therapeutic levels are present at usual dosing -- was totally unpredictable. Tissue penetration was also compromised in patients with septic shock.
Their conclusion: Check levels often and dose drugs accordingly. My conclusion: get to know and love your friendly neighborhood ICU pharmacist.
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text: Butterick 6370; ©1988; Chetta B - Misses' Top & Dress. Loose-fitting, waist length top has mock bands, dropped shoulders, shoulder pads, back-button closing and above elbow sleeves with cuffs. Dress, above mid-knee or mid-knee, has loose-fitting, blouson bodice, elastic (seamed) waist, tapered skirt, side pockets and back hemline vent. A: contrast bodice. Purchased belt.


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Today, Congressman Scott Peters (CA-52) released the following statement recognizing César Chávez Day.
"Today, on what would be his 86th birthday, we remember the legacy of César Chávez, and the impact that his advocacy had on the rights of workers. He organized the voices of many in order to fight injustice, and launched a movement that led to better, safer conditions for workers across America. Because of his efforts, and the efforts of other leaders like him, we have made major strides to protect America's workers but our job is not done; we must continue to be vigilant. And I will continue to stand up for workers to ensure they are treated fairly and with the dignity they deserve."
Source: http://scottpeters.house.gov/media-center/press-releases/congressman-peters-statement-on-c-sar-ch-vez-day


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Dailymotion And Original iPhone Film Festival Partner To Give Mobile Motion Pictures Their MomentLeading Video Sharing Site Provides Global Platform for Booming iOS Filmmaking Community (October 10, 2011)
Open to any filmmaking enthusiast with an iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad2, the Original iPhone Film Festival showcases the films of the iPhone filmmaker community and encourages aspiring videographers to tell their stories by utilizing the "film studio in their pocket" - the cutting-edge Apple iOS devices that break down the barriers to personal filmmaking. Participants can submit short videos in four categories: Fiction, Non-Fiction, Brand Films and Music Videos and have the opportunity to win stellar prizes like a Macbook Air, iPad 2, Apple TVs and more.
Videos will be reviewed by a panel of veteran industry professionals including members of Maroon 5, author/creative director Jimmy Siegel, Oscar-nominated filmmaker Lasse Hallstrom, technology guru and NY Times columnist David Pogue, Macworld editorial director Jason Snell, Oscar-winning documentary director Cynthia Wade, Broadway producer David J. Foster, legendary cinematographer Caleb Deschanel and more.
"We are seeing immense growth in mobile viewing and content uploaded through iOS and other mobile devices on Dailymotion. We are ecstatic to be working with an organization dedicated to helping mobile become a more viable place to view and create high quality content," says Roland Hamilton, managing director of Dailymotion.
""We're thrilled that Dailymotion is partnering with us to help showcase and support the burgeoning iPhone filmmaker community. With its deep reach both in the US and internationally, we are able to extend our invitation to an even larger audience which is really exciting," says OIFF founders Matt Dessner and Corey Rogers. "Participants are going to have a great time making these videos and are going to receive incredible exposure as easy as shoot, edit and upload."
For additional information about the contest and Original iPhone Film Festival visit: dai.ly/originaliphonefilmfestival or connect with OIFF on Facebook and Twitter.
About Dailymotion
As one of the leading sites for sharing videos, Dailymotion attracts over 114 million unique monthly visitors (source: ComScore, May 2011) and 1.2 billion videos views worldwide, offering the best content from users, independent content creators and premium partners. Using the most advanced technology for both users and content creators, Dailymotion provides high-quality and HD video in a fast, easy-to-use online service that also automatically filters infringing material as notified by content owners. Offering 32 localized versions, Dailymotion's mission is to provide the best possible entertainment experience for users and the best marketing opportunities for advertisers, while respecting content protection. For more information, visit http://www.dailymotion.com.
About Original iPhone Film Festival
With the release of Apple's iPhone 4, the barrier to shooting and editing was broken down and the playing field leveled. No need to beg, borrow or steal. No need to rent an expensive camera and gear, assemble a crew or hire an editor to get your film made. Suddenly, for anybody with a story to tell, there was a powerful and accessible tool with you at all times. The iPhone filmmaker represents the democritization of filmmaking. It's truly a "film studio in your pocket!" Founded by Matt Dessner & Corey Rogers, the festival was created to bring this Apple iOS filmmaking community together, to nurture it and to provide a showcase for all the great creativity unleashed with the arrival of iPhone 4 and 5.
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There is a misconception, perpetrated by those who would stoke the fires of racism, that the word in question is being used daily to disparage those whose ancestors experienced slavery. When in fact, this word is used so infrequently and is so uncommon that one has to wonder if it's still a part of the English language.
The "N" word is usually only used by the very people who feel it to be an insult, often it's used as a term of endearment or a way to express closeness with others. Certain people believe this word can still be spoken by members of the same race but not by members of other races. It's confusing, but keep in mind this word is used to keep racism alive and to instill in others a belief that there is a difference between people. Many don't want racism to go away, nor do they wish to see the benefits provided to those with a victim mentality to disappear.
Also when it is used, the way in which it is spoken makes one wonder if the word hasn't become another victim of ebonics. Ebonics is a lazy version of the English language where most consonants are shortened or omitted to make each sentence as short as possible.
Don't get us wrong, this word is spoken by groups like Skinheads or the Ku Klux Klan, but try and be honest with yourself. When is the last time you've seen either of these? These two groups are about as uncommon as the "N" Word itself, and any time either of these groups makes an appearance it becomes front page news.
"There is another class of coloured people who make a business of keeping the troubles, the wrongs, and the hardships of the Negro race before the public. Having learned that they are able to make a living out of their troubles, they have grown into the settled habit of advertising their wrongs — partly because they want sympathy and partly because it pays. Some of these people do not want the Negro to lose his grievances, because they do not want to lose their jobs." --Booker T. Washington
If someone says they were called the "N" word, the probability they are lying, trying to get free stuff or attempting to elicit sympathy is extremely high and every word they speak should be taken with a grain of salt.


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Energy saving lights bulbs are also sometimes known as compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFL). These light bulbs and other fluorescent bulbs contain mercury, so it is a good idea to properly dispose of them. Otherwise, energy saving light bulbs can leak mercury into the soil and water supply. Your state may have recycling facilities that receive burned out energy saving light bulbs.
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Energy Savings Light Bulb Disposal
Use the Internet to check your state's recycling policy (see Resources). Type in your state's name and the words environmental regulatory agency into a search engine. Your local town or city hall also has information about nearby recycling facilities.
Remove burned out bulbs from the socket carefully. If your town or city has a receiving center or recycling facility for fluorescent light bulbs, collect and drop off your burned out bulbs. Otherwise, go on to step 3.
Place the energy savings light bulb inside a plastic bag and tie it firmly shut. Dispose of your burned out energy saving light bulbs with your regular trash.
Disposing of Broken Energy Saving Light Bulbs
Sweep up all the shards of a broken bulb together and place them in a tightly closed plastic bag. Double bag the broken pieces by tying another plastic bag around the first.
Launder your clothing if glass shards touch your clothing or other fabrics. Use a damp paper towel to wipe your shoes down and pick up any fragments that might be left behind.
Air out the room for at least fifteen minutes and don't allow children or pets to come in.
Dispose of the broken energy saving light bulb at a recycling facility or in your trash.
Tips & Warnings
- Energy saving light bulbs that have an energy star rating should last a minimum of two years. Bring light bulbs that burn out sooner back to the store where you bought them for a refund.
- Energy savings lights bulbs should never be disposed of in an incinerator or home garbage compactor.
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2016-17 Season of Events
The UH Hilo Performing Arts Center produces and presents a Season of Events as part of its mission to provide significant cultural and educational opportunities for the University and Big Island Communities.
Special Events:
- Dance Collective, September 16
- Okinawa Prefectural University of Arts, September 21
- Hot Club of San Francisco: Meet Me In Paris, March 2
This year's Season offerings include:
- Garry Krinsky: Toying with Science, September 28
- Christopher K. Morgan & Artists: Pohaku, October 26
- Martha Redbone presents Bone Hill-The Concert, October 28
- Holiday Card to Hilo: Christmas Around the World, December 11
- Black Arm Band: Dirtsong, January 20
- Jamie Adkins: Circus Incognitus, January 26
- Wonderheads: Loon, February 3
- Dobet Gnahore, February 22
- Aparna Ramaswamy presents They Rose at Dawn, March 7
- Compagnie Herve Koubi: What the Day Owes to the Night, March 28
- Evita, April 7-15
All performances begin at 7:30pm with the exception of Holiday Card to Hilo and the matinee performance of Evita on Sunday April 9.
Fall Trifecta: 3 Events for just $20!
- The Ghosts of Hiroshima, November 17,18 & 19 @ 7:30pm and November 20 @ 2pm
- Fall 2016 Great Leaps Dance Concert, December 3 @ 7:30pm
- UH Hilo Jazz Orchestra Concert, December 7 OR 8 @ 7:30pm (choose one)
To receive the 3 events for $20 deal, the Fall Trifecta package needs to be purchased by November 17, 2016.
Spring Trifecta: 3 Events for just $20!
- Spring 2016 Great Leaps Dance Concert, April 29 @ 7:30pm
- UH Hilo Jazz Orchestra Concert, May 4 @ 7:30pm
- We Sing the Spring: 35 Years of Jackie!, May 7 @ 2pm
To receive the 3 events for $20 deal, the Spring Trifecta package needs to be purchased by April 29, 2017.
Season Brochures & Subscription Information
Important dates
- Tuesday, August 23, 2016 – Season Subscriptions renewals begin for 2015-16 Season Subscribers.
- Friday, September 2, 2016 – Priority Seat Renewal Deadline for 2015-16 Subscribers.
- Friday, September 2, 2016 – Current Applause Members begin to purchase Season Subscriptions.
- Friday, September 9, 2016 – Season Subscriptions sales begin for the General Public.
- Tuesday, September 13, 2016 – Single Ticket sales begin.
Download a copy of our 2016-17 Season Brochure.
Tickets for the 2016-17 Season of Events may be purchased online 24/7 via our ticketing website.
The Box Office is open Tuesday-Friday, 9am-1pm for orders by phone (808-932-7490) with the use of a Visa/MasterCard, or walk-up sales.
If you are looking for an event that does not appear on this page, please check out our Monthly Calendar. The event you are looking for may be a Performing Arts Department Event, Special Event, or rental.
Important Box Office Information
The Box Office is located on the theatre lanai and is open during box office hours and two hours prior to showtime.
Our season is supported in part by the Hawaiʻi State Foundation on Culture and the Arts, WESTAF, The Western States Arts Federation; NEFA-NDP, The National Endowment for the Arts, and is coordinated in association with the Performing Arts Presenters of Hawaiʻi.
Our season is also generously supported by local Sponsors, largely through the efforts of our Advisory Committee, as well as our Applause! members. Click on the links to find out who all of these wonderful people are!
Mahalo to our 2016-17 Season Sponsors:
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- GW Construction
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- WaterWorks
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The flag of Horchoi
This flag has a strange combination of colors. The background color is Horchoi green, while the sun is red. And the sun is probably rising, it's red and is above what appears to be clouds, which are all shades of purple. Thus the sun, the circle, logically represents a new dawn, a better future, et cetera.
The flag of Horchoi under Chra Ptolemey
It is nearly invisible, but the tiny border in the color of Chra Ptolemey was really added on the flag, as usual. One can only wonder why they didn't change the border so it would be better visible.