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Executive Nurse Fellow Alum Tackles Organizational Problems to Improve Nursing and Patient Care
Problem: Nurses are often interrupted when administering medication and can make medical errors as a result. Time with patients can be limited when nurses have to search for medical equipment. New nurses can be overwhelmed, and some wind up leaving the organization in their first year. These are just some of the systemic problems that impede the practice of nursing—but many of them can be solved by visionary leaders.
Background: Suzanne Boyle, R.N., D.N.Sc., traces her interest in health care to a critical life event decades ago. As an adolescent she watched her father experience a life threatening heart attack and experienced firsthand the dramatic impact health crises can have on patients and their families. Through it all, she was inspired by the nurses—from the intensive care unit (ICU) to the recovery room—who skillfully provided care.
Boyle's father's heart attack motivated her family to make healthy lifestyle changes through diet and exercise long before public awareness campaigns about heart disease. Boyle's father recovered and lived to be 84-years-old and never had another cardiac event.
Caring was a family value instilled by both her parents, prompting Boyle and her sister to choose nursing as a career and her brother to choose emergency medicine.
Boyle enrolled in the nursing baccalaureate degree program at Boston College School of Nursing and became an ICU staff nurse, nurse clinician and administrator. Then she decided to advance her education at Yale University, where she earned a master's degree in nursing and a doctorate in health policy and health services research.
Since then, Boyle has worn many different nursing caps.
In addition to her clinical work, Boyle has been an educator, researcher, clinical nurse specialist and an administrator, leading nursing practice and programs in both hospital and community settings. She was the principal investigator for a maternal-child health grant to improve access to prenatal care and breast and cervical cancer screening.
In her research, Boyle has focused on the relationship between the nursing unit work environment, nursing practice and patient outcomes. She has presented her findings in multiple forums and won several awards, including the Nursing Economics Foundation Scholarship Award (2002) and the Grace Davidson Award from New York University College of Nursing (2006).
In 2004, Boyle was awarded a fellowship from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) Executive Nurse Fellows program, which offers senior-level nurses a three-year leadership program to strengthen their ability to lead change that will improve the nation's health care system.
The fellowship proved to be a good springboard for a position she got that same year as Vice President for Patient Care Services at the highly regarded New York Presbyterian Hospital Weill Cornell Medical Center in New York City. In her role at New York Presbyterian, as it is known, Boyle oversees the departments of nursing, patient admissions, care coordination, social work and respiratory therapy.
In addition to her work at New York Presbyterian, Boyle is a member of the Executive Nurse Fellows program Alumni Board of Directors and the Hunter School of Nursing Advisory Board. She also is an assistant professor of nursing at New York University.
Solution: With her eye on innovation and systems improvement at New York Presbyterian, Boyle took note of recent research concluding that interrupting nurses while they are administering medicine—which studies suggest is a fairly common practice—increases medical errors.
With input from staff nurses and a pharmacy partner, Boyle is using those findings to improve patient care at New York Presbyterian. Nurses, for example, now may use signs to create a "do-not-disturb" zone while they are administering medications. For their part, hospital pharmacists have completely revised drug distribution processes to prevent medical errors; they have changed stocking levels and modified labels on medications in an effort to improve safe administration.
"It's not rocket science," Boyle says. "Simple changes like these can make big differences in outcomes."
Boyle is also exploring ways to ease nurses' workloads so that they can spend more time with their patients. Nurses are constantly running around in search of the tools they need to do their jobs, Boyle says. "We're looking at ways to help nurses spend less time on the hunt for medical equipment and more time in patient rooms."
These efforts build on another innovation Boyle implemented at New York Presbyterian in 2006 that significantly reduced turnover among newly hired baccalaureate graduate nurses.
Under Boyle's Nurse Residency Program, new nurses receive mentorship, job training, and opportunities to network with each other and communicate with administrators. "We give our new nurses survival skills," she says. "The program helps new nurses move from being novices in a new city and in a new hospital to feeling competent and confident."
The program—modeled after similar evidence-based programs at other health care organizations—has been a huge success. In just one year, turnover among new graduates plummeted from more than 50 percent to 3 percent. Those who do leave seek advanced education and/or relocation. The low turnover rate has been sustained over the past 5 years.
These efforts align with an Institute of Medicine report that recommended a radical overhaul of the nursing profession to improve health and health care, Boyle says. A strong advocate for the report (called The Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health), Boyle participated in the initial development phase and is now engaged with a pilot initiative in New York to implement the recommendations.
Her efforts at New York Presbyterian generally fall under report's second, sixth and seventh major recommendations, which urge health care decision-makers and others to prepare and enable nurses to take a leading role in transforming health care and to provide opportunities for nurses to continue their education and training.
One recommendation in particular says that nursing organizations should provide leadership development, mentoring programs and opportunities to lead for all members—key goals of Boyle's nurse residency program.
Boyle herself is, in fact, a manifestation of another recommendation: that nurses hold positions of power in health care and other organizations so they can spearhead improvements to health care delivery and outcomes.
As a vice president at New York Presbyterian, she puts these and other Future of Nursing recommendations into practice to make system changes that can improve patient care.
"We're beginning to really start to move toward innovation and to dismantle old—and sometimes bad—habits. Just because we've always done something in a certain way doesn't mean we always have to do it that way."
RWJF Perspective: The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation supported the Initiative on the Future of Nursing, which developed the report that calls for a radical overhaul of the nursing profession to improve health and health care. In the report are recommendations to put nurse-led innovations into practice to improve delivery of care and patient outcomes and to cultivate nurse leaders.


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Paying down debt is still biggest concern for many
(Jonathan Hayward / THE CANADIAN PRESS)
The Canadian Press
Published Wednesday, January 2, 2013 6:41AM EST
TORONTO - It appears the biggest financial concern of Canadians continues to be getting out of debt.
That's the finding of a poll done for CIBC.
The survey of 2,000 Canadians by Harris-Decima found 17 per cent chose debt reduction as their main priority in 2013.
It's the third straight year in a row that debt reduction has topped the list of financial priorities.
Second on the list was building savings, chosen by 10 per cent of those asked, with managing day-to-day spending and budgeting the third choice and retirement planning coming in fourth.
Despite having the same priority last year, Statistics Canada says the household debt to income ratio actually rose to a record high 164.6 per cent in 2012.
The survey, conducted between Oct. 25 and Nov. 4, is considered to have a margin of error of plus or minus 2.2 percentage points 19 times out of 20.


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St. Mary's Glacier, Idaho Springs, Colorado
Posted on November 10, 2016
Glacier, ice cold lake, sunny skies, and people lounging in hammocks. Its like a Colorado beach scene. Some people even jump in the water (although they are shrieking uncomfortably like wild babboons). Others play with their dogs, picnic, listen to reggae and dance around, or simply sit and enjoy the sun and beautiful alpine environment.


text: Come by Noisebridge tonight, Monday March 9, from 8-10 PM for Circuit Hacking! http://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Circuit_Hacking_Monday Mitch Altman is out of town this week, so the soldering tutorial will be more self-directed than in previous weeks. I will be demonstrating how to program AVR ATTiny microcontrollers using an ISP and (if I get it working) using an Arduino as an ISP emulator. -andy


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Gift Sets
We know it can sometimes be hard to pick out just one item for your Sigma Chi. To make it easier to decide we put together gift sets full of clothing, accessories and other Sig Chi merchandise. Everything is decorated with Greek letters and symbols. Spring Break, Back To School, Holiday or Just Because, we've got the gift set for you.


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Hello Forum Members:
Remember in the beginning of the creation of this forum I told all of you it would be run diffrently,etc. ?
For some time now I have had to eliminate on a daily basis new members who insist on adding a porno site,etc. that has NOTHING to do with our game. Also, I am the one who has to go into the site and eliminate those posters. It has become a tiresome bother and a couple of days ago I asked our webmaster, Mr. Jason Solon if this could be changed? So beginning NOW I receive an email from him with each new person requesting membership for me to individually approve. Let me give you an example of the recent three I will not approve:
1. draffts
2. Razgillday
3. 0652
From now on if you want to join you should use your REAL name and show an interest in our game. If really interested you can send me a private email at: firstname.lastname@example.com telling me your name and that you have requested membership. The porn posters,etc. can find space for their wares elsewhere, not on the ACF site anymore!! The ACF Forum is for serious Checker/Draught business and nothing more. This new method is my decision only and the members would not have known if I had not said so just now on here. I believe everything done should be honest and 'above board' for the forum members and ACF Members. Some members may not approve of my actions in this matter, I apologize if you don't approve.
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Newborn, Baby, Child and Family Photography
Las Vegas, Henderson, Boulder City and Surrounding Areas
Hi! I'm Jenna, and I run a cute boutique photo studio from my home in Henderson, Nevada. I offer newborn, baby, child, and family photography as well as maternity and standard portraits. I like to focus on babes though, as they are the sweetest, cutest little subjects ever!
I have had a liking for children for as long as I can remember, even using children as the theme to my 4H projects when I was younger. When my creativity in life transitioned to behind the camera, I focused on taking pictures of children, because it is truly a passion for me. I can relax even the fussiest of babies and most mothers leave my sessions telling me that I was even able to calm them and leave them feeling so safe and relaxed while I handled their little one.
I shoot most newborn and small baby sessions in my home studio, but I also do location photos in many parks and public areas around the valley. The gallery shows a sample of my work and focuses mostly on babies, but if you want to see more work for families and children, check out my other site, Photo Studio Vegas.
Any questions or if you want to book, use the contact form below to send me a quick email or give me a call. I list my number below under the map!
The Experience
Welcome to the world of newborn, baby & family photography! I am Jenna Schwartz. I own a boutique home studio in Henderson, Nevada, but I also travel around the US taking photos of newborns.
I specialize in newborn photography, as well as babies and toddlers, because the tiny human forms we call our children require special attention and care, so I spend my time devoted to providing custom and unique portraiture that is safe and a wonderful experience for you and your child.
My home studio is located in the Anthem Community in Henderson. This is not just a living space– it is a full studio, complete with backdrops, lights, flooring, props, and accessories for newborns, babies and toddlers. I shoot everything from newborn portraits, to cake smashes, to family portraits in my studio. I have also done commercial work, everything from food to clothing, jewelry, and more.
I have a four light strobe rig I use for traditional portraits. I have several background options to choose from for colors, as well as blankets (for waist-up shots only) and flooring options. I use a baseboard with the backdrops and flooring to allow for seamless integration in your portraits. This creates a beautiful, classic look in your portraits.
Newborns and toddlers have a full range of props and accessories. Hats, hairbands, tiebacks, pants, and outfits are available for newborns. Toddlers can wear jewelry and hairbands. I also have crates, baskets, and other props for newborns, babies and toddlers to sit and lay in and on during their shoots, allowing me to create all sorts of scenarios for your portraits.
Most sessions I prefer to set up lighting, but with newborns, I use a large spacious window for natural lighting. This creates the most comfortable environment for your baby. Combined with a heating pad, soft props and white noise, newborns can easily fall asleep in safe posing positions and props. Each cloth or knitted prop the baby wears or lays on is washed with hypoallergenic soap after use.
Traditional newborn sessions are 3 hours long, to ensure enough time to pose your baby safely and comfortably, while keeping them asleep. Don't be surprised if your newborn takes ten minutes or longer to get comfortable for just one shot. You may also have to feed or change your newborn several times before they get comfortable. This is why, before each session, we ask Mom and Dad to make sure that baby is fast asleep and well fed before the session begins.
Cake Smash
If you're bringing in your one year old for a cake smash, there are a few things to keep in mind. When you book, we'll work on coming up with a "theme" for your shoot, so I have a background color and balloons to match both your toddler, and the cake. I suggest contacting a local baker to create a beautiful, single color custom cake for you, with bright colors that are easy to see. This optimizes the smash look and feel of the session. If you are unsure what kind or size of cake to get, just let me know and I will point you to a great vendor.
Dress your toddler in something nice for portraits before the cake, but don't forget to bring a diaper cover (or cloth diaper) so they don't stain their clothes with icing. You can also bring an outfit just for this session that you don't mind ruining. I have a bathroom space for my clients, which gives you a nice, big space to clean off your toddler after the shoot.
Toddler sessions are one of the hardest to perform, and as a parent, you know more than anyone why! Toddlers like to explore their surroundings and are always on the move. That's why it's important to keep them busy and focused! I have small toys and props I use to catch their attention, using your help to catch shots of them with and without something in their hands. I have them sit in and on things, and change out backdrops to match their outfits. I also allow you to change them into different outfits, so you can get more than one look during the session. This gives you more variety to choose from. Toddlers have fun too, especially when they are asked to pose like their favorite television character, princess or superhero. You can be a part of the fun, too! If your toddler has a favorite dress up outfit, bring it along and shoot some photos with it on as well. Letting them have fun in the session allows for a great photo environment.
What is required to book a session? To set a date in place and ensure a session, you are required to put down a $50 deposit on a session. This is a non-refundable deposit that keeps your date and time booked for you. You can transfer this deposit to another date or session if needed.
How long is a session? Most sessions are one hour long, in studio. Newborns are 3 hours, unless you are buying a special session (like our Little Sessions). On location, I shoot up to two hours.
What do I need to bring? For newborns, the baby! Not a whole lot more is needed. If you have a knitted hat, a cute hairband, or a special blanket, you can bring those along and I will work to incorporate them into the session. Sometimes moms bring a special hand quilted blanket or a beautiful knitted hat to the sessions. For babies, a couple of cute outfits and a diaper cover are usually enough. Some parents also have things like cute little hats, bows, and ties for their babies. For toddlers, a couple of outfits, hairbands, ties, and cute shoes are enough. If you have anything you'd like to use in a photo other than clothes or accessories, let me know and I will work with you to create a theme around it.
What does a session come with? Your session fee covers my session research, the session itself, and the processing after the session. All photos get processed, and you get digital proofs of all of your session photos. This allows you a chance to order prints of any photo you like, in any number you want. No limits!
How long does everything take? Session times are mentioned above. It takes me 1-3 days to get a preview together for you. After that, your entire session takes 1-2 weeks to complete. Once you place a print order, it takes 1-2 days for it to process, and 3-5 days for delivery.
What if I lose my photos? What if I get a session in the summer and want to use the photos for a holiday card? No problem! Unlike most large corporation photographers, I keep your photos forever. If you lose your proofs, just send me an email or message my Facebook fan page, and I will send them back out to you. I keep most proofs in your gallery online for several months before removing them, as well. If you want to use a photo from your session later on for a card, I can work with you to design you a custom card.
I don't want to order prints. Can I get copies of everything? Sure! If you decide after the session that the catalog just isn't appealing to you, order a keepsake disc of your photos. You can choose from a custom DVD cover, or a USB drive imprinted with one of your session photos.
Meet Jenna Schwartz
I began taking photos in 2009 when I got a new camera for fun and began to realize I loved the camera. I have always been a creative, with expert level experience in music (both playing and composing), writing, and crafty-type things, so the camera was an easy transition for me.
After some professional schooling and high level mentoring, I opened my studio doors. I have over 80 awards in photography, international publication, have written numerous articles on the topic, and won Best of Henderson for 2013, 2014, and 2015.
I have a little family, my husband and my 15 year old stepson, and two quirky cats. We're currently working on expanding our family. In my free time, I like to do social media work, calligraphy, web design, quilting, and playing with babies!


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Drysdale Community Market
The Drysdale Community Market is a great market set amongst the gum trees and rolling slopes of the Drysdale Recreation Reserve adjacent to the Drysdale Football Ground in Duke Street. On a busy Sunday the market has over a hundred stalls selling a wide range of items.
There are plenty of local handcrafted gifts including woodwork, knitted goods, clothing and toys. The best of the Bellarine Peninsula is also on sale at the market with some of the freshest and tastiest local produce, from vegetables which are so fresh they are still growing to some amazing preserves, oils, honey and other gourmet items.
Like with all our markets, get there early to pick up the best bargain and have your pick of the freshest harvest. The market starts and 9:00 AM and goes through until about 1:00 PM. There are plenty of great takeaway snacks for lunch and there is always some entertainment from buskers and local artists plus fun for the kids, make a day of it.
The Drysdale Community Market runs from October to May and is held on the third Sunday of the month. The market is a fantastic money raiser for the Drysdale Primary School.
The Drysdale Market is held at the Drysdale Recreation Reserve, the reserve is located off Duke St with plenty of signs to the market in place on market days, when heading into Drysdale along Geelong Rd. There is ample parking near the market in and around the recreation reserve.
When: 3rd Sunday of the Month, 9:00am to 1:00pm, October to May.
Where: Drysdale Recreation Reserve, Duke St, Drysdale, Vic.
Cost: Free Entry.
Contact: 0466 154 672


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It was a bright March day in 1959 just a few days before my twenty
eighth birthday when I was stopped in my tracks by the playwright and
former shipyard worker, Sam Thompson. It was on the pavement
between the old Group Theatre and the Northern Ireland BBC in
Bedford Street and Sam was in no mood to be brushed off.
'You're the new theatre director aren't you?'
'That's right Sam,' I replied.
'Well, I have a play here you won't touch with a barge pole,' he said,
brandishing the manuscript under my nose.
'Why don't we go for a pint and you can tell me all about it,' I
suggested, 'and I promise I'll read it tonight.'
This was plainly music in Sam's ears. Obviously I was a man after
his own heart.
At this point I knew very little about Sam although I had appeared
in two of his BBC Radio Documentaries, one of which was 'Tommy
Baxter Shop Steward' in which I played the part of Baxter but on these
occasions his attention was focused on his mentor and producer, Sam
Hanna Bell, who, being a distinguished writer himself, had no doubt
shaped and edited Sam's work and in all probability written or rewritten
parts of the script himself, so our first real meeting was the challenging
confrontation on the street followed by our first friendly exchange of
our hopes and ambitions in a snug of the old Elbow Room, then just
across the road from the BBC and a favourite watering place for their
producers and members of the Group Theatre company.
The first impression I formed of him was that of a forthright but not
unfriendly man with challenging eyes, a full face and a shock of dark
brown hair that partly covered his ears. His shoulders were broad and
his body was slightly on the portly side, no doubt because of his
fondness for a pint of Guinness; but he could obviously handle himself
in a shipyard confrontation. In short, a man's man, like my father.
The first thing we discovered about each other was that we were
both from East Belfast, the next, to our amazement and delight, was
that we were born within a couple of hundred yards of each other, he
in Montrose Street off the Albertbridge Road, and I at number 13 Gawn
Street in a house now demolished, off the Newtownards Road.
Needless to say, we got on famously on that occasion and established
a bond that continued after my departure for London where he stayed
in my flat near the BBC's Television Centre. The best characteristic of
Sam, however, is, I believe, expressed in his own words to the electors
of South Down where he stood against the Conservative/Unionist
candidate Lawrence Orr. His message to the good people of South
Down was typical of Sam:
"Those of you who have seen my plays, heard my broadcast
social documentaries, or read my articles in the press, will
know two things about me.
"The first is that I care about people as people; I am angered
at the pensions on which old people have to live; I know from
my own past experience the misery caused by unemployment
and I am bitter that a new generation of young people are
suffering it still. Our children have a right to a decent
education, a fair opportunity in life and a livelihood without
forced emigration.
"The second is that I am a forthright person and I am not afraid
to speak up for my sincere opinions. People no longer want
words and promises, they want action. If you elect me your
member of Parliament, I will speak frankly and act decisively
on your behalf – which is more than the weak contingent of
unionists have done. If, as I believe, Labour forms the next
Government, South Down will need a spokesman on the
Labour benches."
Needless to say, his words fell on deaf ears. Over the next couple of
years Sam Thompson became a close friend, not only of my late father,
but also of the leading actor in his most famous play, the much loved
J.G. Devlin.
I read the play that afternoon and took it back to my parents hoping
my father, himself a shipyard worker, would cast his eye over the script.
Not only did he do that but he sat poring over the entire play, re-reading
many passages. When he had finished, at well past midnight, he handed
it back and took off his glasses before saying, 'This is our play, son,
you must do it.'
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Well, the Bobcats lost… again. It was closer and they were missing Gerald Wallace and Jared Dudley, so it is not too surprising that they came up short. Some quick points from the game.
1. A different starting 5 played not so well together. Ryan Hollins, Emeka, , Jason Richardson, and Raymond Felton started again, but in place of Gerald Wallace (out with a sore knee), Adam Morrison rounded out the first five. They were not as successful in this lineup, but it was not an abject failure either. The offense struggled with only 24 points on 26 possessions (0.92 per poss), and gave up a slightly high 30 on 27 possessions (1.11 per). The main culprit – turnovers: Unlike the Orlando game, the starting five committed more than they forced, 8 to 6. Kudos to Ammo and Ryan Hollins, as they combined for only 1 for the game (and showing where the fault for this lies, with the other 3).
2. Jeff McInnis did a better job leading the team. McInnis actually had a negative plus/minus for the night at -3. However, that was because he was only the floor for more defensive possessions than offensive – his efficiencies were actually very good, with the offense scoring 1.15 points per possession while he was on the floor and giving up only 1.0.
3. Walter also bounced back. The man of the flowing hair had his shot flowing last night – hitting 4 of 5 from the floor for 9 points, and grabbed 6 rebounds as well, in 22 minutes on the floor.
4. The overall team defense improved – but it still was not good. The Bobcats gave up 109 points, on 47.1% shooting. They did force a respectable 20 turnovers. The killer was that Atlanta went to the free throw line 48 times. It was a true team effort, as almost every lineup the Bobcats used gave up more 0.5 fta per fga.
5. Adam Morrison had another good night offensively. Ammo put up 20 points on 14 attempts (making 9), and hitting 2 of 2 at the line. He even chipped in other ways, with 5 rebounds and 2 assists. For the game, when Adam was on the court, the Bobcats scored 1.16 points per possession – a nice turnaround from last season. Let's hope it continues.


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PC-BSD talk and booth at SCALE
Kris Moore will be giving a presentation Introduction to PC-BSD 9 next Saturday during SCALE, to be held at the Hilton LAX in Los Angeles, CA.
He will also be available at the PC-BSD booth in the expo area. Drop by to say hi and to pickup a DVD of PC-BSD 9.0 and some cool swag.
Registration for SCALE is very reasonable: $10 for the expo-only or $70 for the expo and presentations.
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I'm sitting here at the Hilton listening to Kris give his presentation. I am very impressed with what I am hearing. I can barely wait to get home, blow away my Lint installation, and try PC-BSD.
Lots of cool stuff, and it has ZFS.
I have tried FreeBSD back in the 90's, and it was ugly. PC-BSD is supposed to be much nicer.


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BERGEN, N.Y. (WIVB) – A man who police say swerved to avoid a deer also wrecked his car and was arrested for drunk driving.
On Friday, troopers were called to West Sweden Road in the Town of Bergen where they found 43-year-old Adam Bobzin of Bryon. His vehicle was in a ditch and Bobzin told police he had swerved to avoid hitting a deer.
Troopers say Bobzin failed field sobriety tests and a breath test would reveal a .12 percent BAC.
He was placed under arrest on charges of DWI and speed not reasonable and prudent. Following arraignment, Bobzin was taken to the Genesee County Jail on $2,500 bail.


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I Enjoy Living Alone
Personal Stories, Advice, and Support 12 People
For the first time in 15 years,I am completely alone and I have never been more content. I am in the best place in my life. I have a plethora of family and friends who will visit assuming I am lonely but they may not realize that I am absolutely ecstatic to be on my own. I have had more than enough...
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I wasn't sure what to expect when meeting Nicola Formicetti. The superstar stylist and creative director of Mugler came to The Bay for a public appearance, which included a mini-exhibition of vintage Thierry Mugler couture. While I was very excited to see the couture, I didn't know where the conversation would go. In the end, I was pleasantly surprised. Despite the fact that his latest celebrity "muse" is a trashy reality TV star (read on, to find out who!), it was really interesting to hear how he worked, and how his styling background made him tackle design with a very different approach than a traditional designer.
Alexandra Suhner Isenberg: It can often happen that when a new Creative Director comes in to revive a brand, they sometimes try and separate themselves from the archive. For example, when McQueen took over at Givenchy, he said horrible things about Givenchy (which upset me.) I think it is interesting that the archive is still playing a big role in the collections at Mugler.
Nicola Formichetti: We were very lucky to have amazing archives, we were like kids and playful, enjoying the past. But it is a balance, there are only a few types of women who can wear that type of clothing now, we want to do something much more contemporary. For next season, we are going much more street and urban, and that has never been seen from a Mugler collection before. That is a fresh direction.
ASI: Will this be a diffusion line?
NF: It is the main line, but it is less red carpet. We want to do those things for special projects, like movie stars and singers. We don't want to shut the archive off, we love it, every season we play around. It is always a starting point for us.
ASI: A lot of the archive shapes could really easily be translated into more commercial pieces. There is so much there, in the angles.
NF: Totally. You can always re-interpret the 80's shoulder pad. Mugler was amazing with that. How many times can you do a shoulder pad?
Sébastien Peigné (Design Director at Mugler): For winter we created 23 shoulder pads, it depended on the fabrics and the shapes. There was a round shape, pointy, the atelier was going crazy.
ASI: I love the idea of a Mugler shoulder pad archive. Just to see them all in a row.
NF: It is a piece of contemporary art.
ASI: One of the things I explore on this blog is celebrity fashion and how I don't like how celebrities decide to become designers. I thought it was quite interesting how you worked with Lady Gaga, because it was a muse and spokesperson role, done in a way that I felt was more refreshing than what we see with a lot of the other celebrities. Do you think that is a way to move forward with celebrity desiger collabaoraionts?
NF: She is very creative, she loves fashion, and she is really into what we do. For us, she is just part of the team. She uses her body to express. She is a performance artist. I don't consider her as a celebrity, last time she just did the music for us. It is very organic. It is difficult to come by (this kind of relationship.)
At the moment I am really into working with Kim Kardashian. I think she is so fucking hot, she represents this sensual, new body in fashion, almost retro. She isn't just a pin, she is much more sexy. I want to see her interpret what we do. We are doing a project together, we will see. She is already a big supporter of the collection. We work with her in a completely different way than Gaga. Celebrities are important, women should have heroines, someone to look up to. Movie stars, reality shows, I think it is something you can dream about, you can see yourself in. Kim represents a very important woman now, she is multicultural, and we know everything about her. I know what her pussy looks like, we know her problems, she is so great. I am really into her. And she is completely different to Gaga. Before that, we were working with Azzelia Banks, a cool New York Harlem girl, and she was working with us with the music, giving us this attitutde. It is kind of a give and take, we inspire each other. We use celebrities that way, and I think that is fine.
ASI: So you feed off them?
NF: Totally. I NEED people like Gaga and Kim, they could be models too, or our friends. That is the correct word.
ASI: Maybe that's more where the styling background appears, because you are used to that, working with a model or celebrity and dressing them. A lot of designers might have a muse, but this approach sounds very organic and quite unique and most likely differs you from the traditional approach.
NF: Yes, normal fashion brands just take the collection from the runway and give it, exactly how it was styled, to an actress so that people don't get confused about the images, blah, blah… Also, we are smaller than other brands, we want to experiment a bit more, give a new way of expressing and marketing a brand.
While I disagree that women need heroines like Kim Kardashian or any other reality TV star to look up to, I do think it is interesting how Formichetti uses feeds off his muses for creativity. Now if only I could see some of those shoulder pads…
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Halo 3 Recon
Bungie surprised attendees of the Toyko Game Show today by announcing a new campaign experience for Halo 3.
There is very little information available at this time but it has been reveiled that the game is a stand alone expansion and will be set prior the events of Halo 3.
Rather than playing Master Chief, this time you will take on the role of an Orbital Drop Shock Trooper fighting in the Covenant-occupied city of New Mombas. A trailer is available here but unfortunately not much else is known at this time.
I'm a huge Halo fan and this news was definitely a welcome surprise. I'm looking forward to learning more about this release!


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AMD's RS690T, SB700 notebook chipset: details emerge
North and South bridges exposed
Details of AMD's next-generation South Bridge chip, the SB700, have leaked out. With them, the chip maker's plans for its latest notebook reference platform, codenamed 'Trevally' - designed, it seems, to take Intel's 'Santa Rosa' Centrino head on.
The gen comes via a Spanish-language report at ChileHardware. Apparently, Trevally comprises the said SB700, the the RS690T North Bridge and a Socket S1 Turion 64 X2 processor.
The RS690T - surely set to ship as the M690 if past hints at AMD's new chipset nomenclature are anything to go by - provides not only an integrated graphics core with access to its own, dedicated DDR 2 graphics memory bank, but also PCI Express lanes for an 8x graphics card connection, a 4x link to the SB700 and a number of 1x links to other add-ins.
The SB700 has ports for 12 USB 2.0 devices, two USB 1.1 add-ons, six SATA drives, parallel ATA and PCI add-ons. It also has the usual power management and HD audio support. Interestingly, the reference design also incorporates a Flash module on the ATA bus - presumably to support Windows Vista's ReadyDrive Flash cache technology.
There's a SIM-card slot too, connected via a Mini-PCI slot hanging off Trevally's USB tree. Since Trevally's a reference design, how many of these features will make it into shipping notebooks remains to be seen. Networking support comes not through the SB700, but from a PCIe card connected via the RS690T.
How far off all this is is not yet known, but with the RS690 due to be announced next week, according to source close to AMD, it can't be far off.
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The Axis of Awesome Rages at Game of Thrones Fans: THE BOOK WAS BETTER!by Hilton Hater at . Comments
Game of Thrones Season 3 is off and running, as more and more TV viewers tune in to scowl at Joffrey and laugh at Tyrion.
But there's one contingent of fans who aren't smiling, despite their affection for the residents of Westeros - and The Axis of Awesome speaks for them in a hilarious new music video.
Titled "Rage of Thrones," the song sends a message to bandwagon jumpers who think they've discovered something new and amazing in the HBO series... even though George R.R. Martin wrote the first book in 1996.
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Harry Styles LOVES Brazil SO much that he has a new tattoo dedicated to the country. And its location? Just right under his hip.
During One Direction's concert in Rio De Janeiro on May 8, Hazza treated his crowd of admirers with a special treat by unzipping his skinny jeans to reveal his black briefs and a tiny "Brasil!" tattooed on his left upper thigh.
Check out this very detailed slow-mo video of that sacred moment.
But as hot and steamy as this is, this new tattoo has given me mixed feelings. In fact, I am so conflicted about this that I have decided to compose an open letter to Harry Styles about his body art decisions.
Here goes:
Dear Harry Styles,
My name is Samantha and I have been a dedicated Directioner since 2012. Since I am a rather late fan, I believe that some would rather call me a "Directionator" because I haven't followed you since your X Factor days, but I digress. Since becoming a fan, I have been to two One Direction concerts and loved every single glorious moment when you guys took the stage.
But recently, I have been a little concerned. Concerned that you may be getting too many tattoos in such a short amount of time.
Please know that this letter is being written as a form of tough love, because I do CARE! I DO!!!
I know it isn't my business and that your body is your temple, but will you still enjoy these tattoos as you grow older? Tattoos are permanent my darling, and taking them off will be very painful AND expensive…although I'm sure the latter won't affect you too much.
I just hope each drawing holds a special meaning to you. What will you tell your children when what each picture means? How about your grandchildren?! What will you say when they ask about the time Uncle Ed Sheeran tattooed a clothes hanger on your arm? Or what about that 'Pingu' tattoo? WHAT WILL YOU SAY?!
I bet you will have tons of stories to tell your kids, but perhaps tattoos might not be the best answer. But if you end up come across this letter by chance, I hope you can take some time to read my concerns
With love from just another fan,
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I'm very leery of the new things being done with Stevia, by Coca Cola and PepsiCo. I'm not sure, yet, how to feel about Rebiana. It is a recipe. Recipes can be patented. Patents mean money. Not Health.
I've spent years reading the bans on Stevia. I think its a joke that Monsanto and NutraSweet had so much clout to blocking Stevia [PDF]. Then, after the ban was lifted, circa 1991, when I really needed to learn how to use it, it was illegal to call it a "sweetener" but only a "food additive" and so it stopped many recipes that I needed.
Stevia is so bad, for us, that people are not dropping dead, from it, in other countries, where it has been legal and openly marketed, for over 25 years.
I have a real problem with the GRAS approval, from the FDA, because money is being thrown into manufacturing and genetically modifying a natural plant.
Truvia? PureVia? Is this just Steviaside? Or is Rebiana some by-product of Steviaside? Can we believe what they tell us? Truvia is made by Coke. Purevia is made by Pepsi.
What is Erythritol? Its a sugar alcohol made from Corn. Mixed with Stevia, it seems to break the bitter after-taste. Hmmm
Coke pushed their idea, before approval, and that seemed okay.. when other manufacturer's have been stopped, at customs, from entering our country.
Celestial Seasonings, Sara Lee, Lipton, Nestle, and Sunkist are just some of the brand names, we may be familiar with, that have had products seized at American borders, by the FDA, in recent years.
Now, it is OK, by FDA standards and Federal Law, for Coke to bring out SpriteGreen, and some new Odwalla Juices. Pepsi is bringing out Sobe Life Water. All are sweetened, with their own version of Stevia/Erythritol. SpriteGreen also contains sugar.
I've looked up individual brands. I'm not comfortable that we are so big on grabbing and running with everything, new. Everyone seems to be fixated on substituting sugar, instead of modifying, reducing, or eliminating it, from their diets, if they have health concerns, that warrant just that.
We live in a disposable commercialized world. We seem to not care, anymore, what we put into our mouths or our bodies.
Compare the over-all health around you.. its not getting better..
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Paleo Plan Day 3
Wednesdays are always crazy busy mornings and days around our household. Just lots of early morning running around and different pick up times and after school activity times. Since I didn't want that to get in the way of my Paleo Plan, I ate leftovers and picked up a healthy snack along the way to ensure I didn't get derailed by hunger. Let's talk leftovers, this plan I created includes lots of leftovers and things on hand to eat quick in case I'm starting to get "hungry". (Hard boiled eggs for example.) These are shortcuts that I know will work for me because I'm a total leftover lover. So, when I made my lunch soups on Monday and Tuesday I portioned out the leftovers to make sure I had some on the fridge and some to put in the freezer. Making full size recipes for just me means I have tons of leftovers for the rest of the few weeks. This way I can cut down on costs, grocery store trips, and time. Win win.


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Editor's Note: This post is by Dr. Terrence M. Punch, CM FRSAI, FIGRS, CG(C), the leading authority on immigration into Canada's Maritime Provinces. In this two-part article, Dr. Punch explains the differences in record keeping between the New England states/colonies and the neighboring Maritimes, which some future New Englanders used as a stopping-off point. Part I of this article, originally published in last week's "Genealogy Pointers" and here on this blog, concerned the differences between New England and Maritime census and citizenship records. Persons with Scottish or Irish ancestry should refer to the linked notes following this article for more information about possible family connections in the Maritimes.
A reminder from last week: There are four potential stumbling blocks when working with Canadian Maritime records. To reiterate them briefly (points one and two are in last week's post): 1. Canada has no federal records prior to 1867. 2. Different citizenship – British subjects going and coming until 1947. 3. Canada has a different pattern of governance. 4. Canada is affected by a lack of/incomplete records.
Maritime Provinces – a Different Path to Governance
The third point is a different path of governance. Nova Scotia was founded as a royal province. Many of the thirteen colonies had been established by corporations, such as Virginia; by proprietary grants, as were Pennsylvania or Maryland; or by religious groups such as Plymouth Bay or Rhode Island. In Nova Scotia's case there was no lord proprietor, nor a tradition of townships which elected their own officials and largely governed their local affairs. Control was vested in a governor and council appointed by the mother country. This model continued until the attainment of responsible government in 1848.
In 1759 Nova Scotia's mainland was divided into five original counties: Halifax, Lunenburg, Annapolis, Kings and Cumberland, but merely for administrative convenience to permit the setting up of county land registries, probate courts and the appointment of local petty officials. Until the charter of Halifax as a city in 1841 there were no self governing municipalities in Nova Scotia, hence there isn't much to seek in terms of local governmental records prior to the 1840s. New Brunswick was part of Nova Scotia until 1784.
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick did indeed have townships, mainly in areas settled by New Englanders in the 1760s and 70s. There survive a number of useful township books, in which at least the births and marriages of the proprietary or shareholding families were recorded, along with such information as the earmarks of cattle and the like. Some books were well kept while others were not, or have been lost. Continue reading…


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Sam shut the door behind him. But he held onto the door handle for an extra 5 seconds before he broke away. As if the handle was his anchor to earth, that he would just float away without it. He took a deep breath and let go.
Today was going to be a long day, he had so much on his mind, so many thoughts. He needed to be able to talk to Anthony without it going any further than Anthony. He just needed one guy in the place that he could trust.
The hardest part was that is was the golden boy, the star attraction. He was the reason people had jobs to do every day. His journey was so many peoples journey, but only he could go. In some little way, him making it was everyone making it. He really wished it was like the old days, when they would send teams of people. But that would be a huge waste, this was a one man job and if anything went wrong, it was only a one man statistic.
Sam's hand burst open and the door got smaller and smaller every time he looked back, after a while, it was just a blip in the universe. A door on a house, it was a speck on a speck. It was Sam's future.
Sam was almost at the station. He could see it from where he was, but he could no longer see home. Every little thing meant a lot to Sam these last couple of days, everything was a sign or a metaphor. Everything related back to his impeding journey. It was all of his bottled up thoughts spilling over into his live. He needed Anthony, regardless of who that meant he would actually be telling. He couldn't go up there like this. He could hardly go to the station like this.
Sam had to start asking questions. Sam had to turn around. Mentally and physically. Mentally, Sam had to turn around, he couldn't go on like this, he needed to get himself together. Physically, Sam had to turn around, he had walked past the station 3 minutes ago.
But before any turning around could happen. Something had to happen. Mentally, he needed to have a long talk with Anthony. physically, he needed to pay attention to the jet black car that had pulled up beside him.
"Sam... You're late." Said the voice from behind the tint black window of the jet black car.
Sam snapped around and looked at the window, but all he could see was a dark reflection of himself. It looked upset. Sam was upset. Then it was broken, a million pieces glittered against the jet black back drop. Falling stars. But Sam wasn't broken. He was as strong as ever. But not strong enough to bend city lock-up steel.
He was now getting the best training simulator that he has received so far. An empty void, all steel and dull. A GERTY in a blue uniform would pass by every so often, pretending to not to be watching. All the while, Sam would sit and wonder how he even ended up here.
"Welcome to space, welcome to the moon, welcome to sarang, welcome to your tiny room... Welcome to forever."
And that is just what it felt like to Sam. A bitter taste, if he shut his eyes, he could already here the computers humming.
"Hey, you wanna' make that phone call now?" Grunted the lock-up Warden.
"No need. They always know where I am." Sam smiled at the Warden, looking right though him and 950,000 miles away.
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Amaker stays at Harvard
After taking a day to meet University of Miami athletic officials and consider the situation, Tommy Amaker has decided to remain the men's basketball coach at Harvard.
Miami had placed Amaker atop its wish list as the replacement for Frank Haith, who recently left the Hurricanes to become Missouri's coach. With Amaker out of the mix, the Hurricanes are expected to focus on University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee coach Rob Jeter.
Harvard is expected to make an official announcement later this afternoon, reaffirming Amaker's commitment to a program which produced a 23-7 record and a share of the Ivy League title -- the program's first -- with Princeton this season.
Amaker visited with Miami officials here Monday.
But after spending a day pondering the possibility of moving back to the Atlantic Coast Conference, the former Duke player and assistant coach informed Miami that he was not interested.
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We did something that just had to be done while we are on St Jean-Cap du Ferrat. We drove by Nellcote and checked out the huge gates that surround the estate called Nellcote and took a photo of the name. The Rolling Stones recorded Exile on Main Street here in 1971/72. They chose the location because of their access to Marseille where heroin could easily be bought. They also were beginning to make a lot of cash and they needed to live somewhere else for an extended period of time in order to not pay everything to the British Government. Fred and I own every Stones record ( just vinyl) every made so we listened to Exile on Main Street this morning en route to Nice.
The last time I was in Nice was my junior year of college. After the semester ended I took a two plus week trip through Europe with a friend I had met on the program. As we drove down the hill into Nice this morning this is the first piece of art we saw. Good beginning to the day.
The one place I did recall going as a student was the Marc Chagall museum. I am pretty sure that they have upgraded the entire building but I so remember the glass stained pieces. It is funny how when you see something from a long time ago how other memories come rushing back. The museum is small yet powerful as each piece is so intense and beautiful.
The next museum we went to is the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art. The building is shaped like a circle allowing you to walk into four different rooms on each floor that house an installation. The top floor is the terrace that has views of the city. The second and third floor under that are from the permanent collection and the first floor is for exhibits. Really enjoyed the collection. This piece is made of plastic bottles by Enrica Borghi.
They have quite a lot of Yves Klein in their collection. The second we walked into the room and saw that blue I knew it was Yves Klein. Although I am not that familiar with his work (now I am as they have a pretty broad range) it is the color that captured my eye.
This is from Tom Wesselmann. Really large pieces maybe 6 feet high. Big fan of his work.
We wandered around the old town of Nice. This is the rocky beach. So different from the sandy beaches at home. Stepped into a few art galleries in the area and then took a deep dive into old town. There are no cars allowed in this area and you could probably get lost. Windy small streets packed with shops, galleries, restaurants and in between a few squares with flowers, fish and vegetables to be sold.
Many of the stores have been around for a long time. Mason Auer, a chocolate shop has been in business since 1820. I could spend hours in this shop. They still make chocolates by hand in the back. Picked up a few treats for later in the day.
Cave Bianchi, a wine store, around since 1860. If you peek in the back you can see the old thick brick walls.
We stopped to look at Fenocchio, a 90 flavor ice cream shop including some out there flavors such as tomato basil and avocado. If it was post-lunch I probably would have tried them. We also popped into Chez Theresa that makes a chickpea pancake doused with olive oil and pepper like a crepe. They only sell them in the square where they sell flowers vs the restaurant where we went so we ended up not getting one. Alas.
We had lunch at Les Pecheurs that is down by the docks serving fish and seafood.
Started with a Mediterranean tuna tartare.
Fred had the lobster tomato salad.
We both went for the octopus soup that was like a spicy bouillabaisse. It was served with a pumpkin cappuccino that was amazing. Super rich and flavorful. Also on the plate was a mixed saffron rice. Nice presentation. A little heavy for lunch but quite good. We had our fill of Nice and decided to opt out of the Matisse museum and make our way back to the hotel.
Really like Nice. It is a lively city with great art, plenty of museums and lots to taste. The fifth most populous city in France. Watching the planes fly into Nice is wild too. They come across the city and bank left and land on the airport at the end of the town. Nice day.


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The Spin Cycle this week is all about Halloween. This is re-posted from last year and pretty much sums up how I feel about this particular holiday.
I love Halloween. In fact, everyone in my family loves it, and it was my mother's favorite holiday, probably because it was the one time of the year she had a legitimate excuse to buy bags and bags of bite-sized Snickers and Almond Joys for at least a month – and all on sale. Our family always went all-out for Halloween, decorating the house and front porch within an inch of our lives for the benefit of trick-or-treaters, while dressing up like extras from Night of the Living Dead when we gave out candy. Because you know there's nothing like making a 3-year-old in a bed sheet wet his pants while he runs back to his mother, traumatized to the point where years of therapy become necessary.
One year, when my grandparents were decorating for the Big Event, my grandfather decided a noose would be the perfect addition – just what they needed to create the right kind of ambiance. However, he didn't take two important factors into consideration: the fact their porch was four feet off of the ground and the stupidity of kids in general. Yes, some moron of a darling child stuck his stupid head through the stupid noose and lept off the porch. Don't worry, he was fine, although my grandparents needed a stiff drink afterwards – and they didn't drink. I suppose you could say it was a fitting payback for all of those 3-year-olds in bed sheets. It was also the end of the noose as decor.
Halloween was so much fun when I was a kid – we began to anticipate it as soon as school let back in. By the first of October, things were reaching a fever pitch as we began to plan our costumes and plot out our trick-or-treat routes. I don't think I knew a kid whose parents actually bought them a costume; no siree, we put those puppies together ourselves, begging and borrowing anything we could get from our parents, relatives, siblings and friends. At one point I was so tickled with my costume that I went trick-or-treating as Harpo Marx for three years straight. Nor did I ever own one of those silly plastic pumpkins to carry my candy around in – I by golly took a king-sized pillow case.
When I was a kid, we could actually wear our costumes to school on The Big Day. When we got home, we pestered our moms relentlessly to COOK DINNER because we knew we weren't stepping foot out that front door until we'd at least made a pretense of eating. Then we'd converge on the neighborhood – the one we actually lived in, thank you very much – and went to every single house. We met our friends and compared costumes and swapped treats and stayed up late and made ourselves sick on candy and it was wonderful.
By the time I had children things were starting to change – we NEVER let them trick-or-treat by themselves, we checked their candy before they were allowed to eat it (some hospitals even offered to x-ray it to make sure nothing was lurking in it that wasn't supposed to be there), we only went to houses that had the porch lights on, and there were zealously religious households that blared Christian music and handed out tracts telling us how we were all going burn in Hell for allowing our kids to dress up like a Ghostbuster and a ballerina and have a little fun. We knew people who took their kids to "rich" neighborhoods so they could get "good" candy – some of these neighborhoods were so overwhelmed by people from all over the place that no one could drive a car on the streets and some even had to have police come out to direct pedestrian traffic. But it was still Halloween, and still fun.
We don't decorate now that we're in Ohio, although we can – and do – program the doorbell to scream for a month. We give out candy, although the trick-or-treaters are few and far between. Why? Because they have completely bastardized the damn holiday, that's why. Here in Podunk, kids don't trick-or-treat on Halloween – they trick-or-treat between 3 and 5 in the afternoon on the Sunday BEFORE Halloween. It's horrible. Atrocious. Disgusting. Pathetic. It's downright un-American.
It's just no fun anymore.


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Ordinarily, I don't pay much attention to "sightings" of Mary in all manner of creation. It kind of reminds me of the child's game of spotting pictures in clouds. That's not a bad thing, per se, but certainly not something that should be taken seriously. So, when I saw this story about another such "sighting," I sighed and shrugged.
However, a reader over at Relapsed Catholic had a wonderful comment on the matter, also working in an observation about our new Pope:
"I saw a clip today of a young German woman being interviewed in Rome. I forget her exact words, but she indicated that the election of Benedict represents the redemption of Germany: the country that produced Hitler has now produced a Pope. What a neat thought! [Especially when one remembers that both men were born on Holy Saturday. –MA]
"You probably caught that 'Our Lady of the Underpass' story. I admit I tend to roll my eyes when people see the Blessed Virgin in pieces of toast and parking garage walls. However, lately I've been smiling at the idea of the Child Jesus scribbling pictures of Mommy all over — just because he can, you know?"


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Hello everyone. My name is Claudette and I have an obsession with sewing, crafts, and creating art of pretty much any kind. My husband helped me build a small but serviceable sewing room/craft room/office in the extra bedroom of our home, and I use it a LOT. I've been a sewer for many years, but I'm fairly new to quilting and am learning new things all of the time.
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Master Pairs winners Bobby and Rajnesh Prasad. Picture: JAI PRASAD
DEBUTANTS Bobby and Rajnesh Prasad created history by taking out the Master Pairs title at the Vatukoula Bowling Club on Sunday.
The interesting final against Rick Eyre and Jona Koroitamana went down to the wire.
After 18 ends the two teams were tied 16-all which forced a one end playoff.
Bobby and Rajnesh, who are cousins, picked up three shots to claim a 19-16 victory.
In the semi-final, Bobby and Rajnesh defeated Semesa Naiseruvati and Jone Netava 22-13.
In the other semi-final, Eyre and Koroitamana beat the brothers combination of Kara and Eminoni Turagabeci 19-14.
This was Rajnesh's second major win for the season. He won the Victa Clark singles title at the Lautoka Bowling Club last month.
Bobby, who is the director of Portion Pak Limited, said their next target would be the Banana Cup at the Suva Bowling Club this weekend.
He said they played technically in the playoff to outclass Rick and Jona.
"We have been practising for the past two months and competed in the ANZ Bank business house competition," Bobby said.
"There were many strong pairings in the competition and it was good to come out on top at the end."
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Distributor Objectifs has informed me that there are only 30 units of the Tan Pin Pin Box Set (pic on the left) left. So if you were keen but haven't bought the set, now is the time to buy it. There won't be future editions. If you are in Singapore, you can buy them at Kinokuniya at Takashimaya or from Objectifs. If you are overseas, please email email@example.com or call +65 6293 9782 to get a copy. They are priced at SG$49 (US$37)
Those many of you who have bought copies for themselves and their friends. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
The Tan Pin Pin Box Set contains award-winning Singapore GaGa, Moving House and Invisible City. Invisible City is only available as part of the box set and it is not sold separately. Invisible City contains liner notes written by Alfian Sa'at, DVD commentary between myself and Tan Siok Siok as well as a short documentary about Ivan Polunin's (under-rated) Sound Archive. Singapore GaGa has a myriad of specials, including an interview with Juanita Melson, Victor Khoo and myself in a bumboat along the Esplanade. The whole package was designed by mindwasabi. Buy it now!
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Author Buzz Bissinger watched his book get yanked off Amazon recently. Byliner removed After Friday Night Lights (a sequel to his bestselling Friday Night Lights) after Amazon dropped the price to zero as a matter of procedure.
Through an Apple and Starbucks promotion, customers could redeem the book for free. To compete with the lowest price available, Amazon dropped its price to zero. Unhappy with this move, Bissinger's publisher Byliner.com pulled the title.
The company released this statement to The New York Times: "While we greatly value Amazon as a partner in this new category, we need to protect our authors' interests. As such, we had to remove the title from Amazon until May 1. We're disappointed that Amazon customers won't have access to this wonderful story, but we're pleased that readers still have other options to purchase and enjoy Buzz's powerful sequel."


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I admit that, in agreement (but don't tell him so!), with my darling husband, who tells me often, I'm not the easiest of people to be around on occasion… well who is? I have an explosive temper, BUT, only when really pushed so far and I very rarely lose it, as over the years I have learned to contain it, but now and then when I do lose it, it's fairly spectacular!
However, when at the hotel, I try to remain cool, calm and as professional as possible, but in recent months, I have noticed that a tiny percentage of the general public have tried very hard to test my patience, my sanity and my temper…. Is it them or me? I believe (of course) it's not me! It's not just when they visit us they are unhappy and bad tempered, they are probably like that by nature and treat all front of house/customer service people in the same rude manner, but frankly I've had enough and have come to the conclusion that maybe I have been doing this job too long, am getting too old; I am for the first time ever wearing reading glasses to type this and am horrified that actually I haven't been able to see properly for ages as the words are all jumping out at me and are so large and clear- WOW! Perhaps I am just not patient, kind and thick skinned enough to mind the abuse that we have thrown at us, admittedly on very rare occasions, but that said it is less rare and more commonplace than it used to be, and I'm sure that's due in part to the likes of Trip Advisor, (other review sites are available!), giving people a platform to easily grumble, at their frustration at what is happening in the world, the UK and with the economy and just generally that people are less well mannered and nice to each other than they used to be and more keen to complain, shout, swear and generally be unkind to each other….. love thy neighbour (and fellow man) is a long gone saying I fear.
We are blessed with great staff and lovely guests most of the time and so when we have a "rogue" member of the team or a guest who doesn't like what we do, we notice it keenly, care about the fact deeply and try to put it right, but it's not always possible…. Sometimes the staff member will simply never fit in, never get the feel for the job in hand, realise the high standards we expect and not have the passion to love the job enough to take the lows with the highs. Sometimes, (mostly very rarely), we get unreasonable guests, such as the man who complained about the fact we didn't ask how he would like his chicken cooked, guests who don't agree with our no dog policy, (let me point out we personally LOVE dogs, but not all the guests do and as a business we need to please the majority for the business to survive), the guest who ordered a cake and was very precise of its specifications and what table they wanted only to not turn up, call to cancel or have the courtesy to answer our subsequent phone and email messages to check all was well or the guest who cancelled a dinner booking because they didn't like a starter dish the last time they dined with us many months before, as apparently the cheese in the dish completely overpowered it, (there's no cheese in the dish), and the guest who swore at me because we serve Nespresso coffee.
BUT, as harassed hoteliers, we have no recall when a tiny proportion admittedly of our guests break the door handles on the bedroom doors, (and often don't let us know) break the TVs, smash the lamps, scuff the walls, stain the carpets with red wine, nail varnish and worse, break the bed, damage the baths and sinks by chipping the enamel, make staff cry with their bad manners and rudeness and so on and on and on……. however, just when I think, that's it, enough is enough, I'm going to retire and go to anger management classes, we have people who surprise us with the unexpected and that's exactly what happened at the end of last week.
Wedding guests wrote glowing tributes to our team, we had various TA reviews that were very kind and complimentary and e mails and cards from guests thanking us and the team for ensuring they were so well looked after during recent stays and then the icing on the cake, a gift of a beautiful Orchid to say thank you to us and the team for being lovely hosts, from one couple who visit us very regularly, are huge supporters and simply super nice people and a bouquet of gorgeous roses from another set of friends and guests who we have known for many years and who know that the past few months have not been somewhat trying for all sorts of reasons and just wanted to let us know they were thinking of us…. My faith in humanity has been restored. Thank you to them all- their kindness is much appreciated and arrived at just the right moment.
At the time of writing this, one of my very dearest friends is being re-admitted to hospital for a further brain operation to remove a 3rd tumour. I have known her for 25 odd years, am Godmother to one of her beautiful daughters and love her and her family dearly and her being so brave in the face of adversity puts life's little niggles into perspective. I just want to take this opportunity to let her know we are all thinking of her, cheering her on and sending much love for a speedy recovery
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What's the secret to life? Cyanide & Happiness!
Lame. I hate that I wrote that joke.
QUICK, when you think of marriage, what's the first thing that comes to your head? Cyanide & Happiness!
What the fuck was that even? Are you shitting me with that joke?
What's the best possible set of names for twins? Cyanide & Happiness.
I didn't nail the jokes even a little bit, but C&H do every single day. Some of the laughs are genuine, some are wrought from sheer, "oh shit, that's terrible," that makes even me, the queen of the blackhearts, squirm sometimes. They're fantastic.
They have an archive spanning to 2005. Goodbye, productivity.
This Week's Thursday Throwdown Winner Is:
Jen: Best performance by an Inanimate Object (A two-way tie between Lincoln's hat and Kristen Stewart)
Congrats again, Jen! Here's a nonsense gif for you and for all of those hopes and dreams you dash every Thursday.


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A company may want their product offerings, store names, and important logos to be seen all over the place. For this, promotional clothing is a very popular advertising method. Clothing with attractive, eye catching logos printed on them can be worn by people and be noticed by others as a great way of advertisement.
These kinds of advertised clothes are getting increasingly used often by buyers and staff nowadays. Before, advertised lanyards, coats, t shirts, and caps were treated as ad things. However, buyers were considering using these simply during working rather than in their leisure periods. Nowadays, this has evolved. Today, it is not easy to discover a retail outlet, which includes clothes on the market lacking an advertising printed on. Folks tend not to complain to using such outfits around community, even when they could be relaxing.
These kinds of articles associated with promotion could be developer wear as well as display a message just like a signature bank or perhaps a developer label. Developer wear with regard to promotion might be obtainable in all kinds of possible imaginative designs. You will probably find t shirts along with other promotional shirts in small or lengthy sleeves. Comfortable sweatshirts without or with bonnets and zip fasteners may be used.
Fashionable advertisement is available in golf t shirts or attrazione t-shirts. These kinds of double up like business outfits and memento tourist clothes for advertising. Stitched material can be used for those attrazione shirts used in advertisements. Compared to the tee shirt cloth, which can be lighter, it is a considerably heavier fabric.
This specific woven substance is effective as allowing these kinds of garments to wick all moisture away from physique. In addition, it permits tremendous amounts of air to flow through the cloth. Ad sports and polo t shirts feel new and crispy although you may have worn these for long hours and been through plenty of exercise. Published uniform tops can be a fancy with women.
Likewise, logo design imprinted lanyards as well as ball hats could perform your advertising and important market communications for you personally. High costs are not included. You might have lanyards along with lots of clasps as well as tow hooks.
With regard to spotlighting your own important terms or advertisement logo design, different types of advertisement clothes might be bought. Various sizes could be purchased for your advertisement clothes or even promotional hats. Purchase them within standard moderate and modest sizes or get all of them customized with regard to special dimensions.
Individuals sell a number of clothing in local community centers, in bars, and visitor areas. Purchasers happily pay money for all of them and put on a common advertisement for a common occasions, items or companies. Still not all businesses are comfortable advertising by doing this.
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Marlboro is lightweight static blog generator based on NodeJS, brother of SBlog
npm install -g marlboro
First time, you may want to run
marlboro to build a new blog environment:
cd content, write your post in a file with extname '.mkd'
note: posts are archived by folder.
### For example
mkdir test
cd test
touch example.mkd
$EDITOR example.mkd
title: Title date: 1970-01-01 tages: seprate, by, comma ====== Content Here #Markdown is supported ```js (function(){})(); // Source Code Here; ```
back to working space & build site
marlboro again.
a file named 'about.mkd' under 'content' will be recognized to be a short introduction about you. In other word, it's not a 'post'.
The BSD License.
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James said that the tongue is "a world of iniquity" (James 3:6). Indeed, there are numerous sins that can be committed by or aided with the misuse of the tongue. When one thinks of the sins that are committed with the tongue, he often thinks of things such as lying, speaking blasphemies, using profanity, and gossip. However, we rarely consider complaining to be a sin.
Americans are granted the freedom of speech, and many of us exercise this right with pride and passion. We think very little of voicing a criticism or complaint about another's driving on the highway or service at a restaurant. We see it as our civic duty to complain about our elected officials. We feel that the price we paid for admission to a sporting event gives us the right to let the players, coaches, and umpires know if they are doing a lousy job. We even have careers that are based upon the practice of criticism (restaurant critic, movie critic, etc.). Our society abounds with criticism. For this reason, some Christians have a difficult time viewing complaining and criticizing as a sin.