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text: I actually thought Johnny was over-scored with his 6th place and I had him in 8th. I know that puts me in a very small minority, but I think when you look at the top 5 and Chan and Kozuka, who are both behind him, all of them, IMO, are just all-around better skaters than Johnny, and skated well enough to place in front of him in my book. I think he's always pretty slow, his jumps are solid but low (and the flip takes off on the wrong edge, he received -2 for it), and there is just so little substance to his program besides that little burst of energy he got before the straight-line footwork. There's so much (or so much more) going on in Takahashi, Lambiel, Chan, and Kozuka's programs especially components-wise. And I know a lot of people really love and admire his style of skating and his choreography, but to me, it seems like it's the exact same year after year. I DO like his skating, although I just don't care for his general style. I remember really being excited about him in 2001 and 2002, but has he really made HUGE improvements since then? I think he should be really satisfied to make it into the final group in the free skate.

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Mary's Potato Salad
Growing up, several times a year, the whole family would come over to the house for a Sunday dinner. On the top of my moms request list was her famous Potato Salad. Everyone loved it so much, they hoped that she made extra to take home. I have continued this tradition on with my kids.
Let's begin. You are asking yourself what makes this Potato Salad so special than any other you have found. Well the secret is in the way it is prepared.
First the main star, potatoes. You want to use a good potato with a high moisture content that will hold up to chopping and mixing such as Yukon Gold. Start by peeling and cutting into 1/4 inch pieces. Place the pieces in a large pot of water to boil until tender but still firm. Drain and cool.
The second star is the eggs. Hard boiled eggs really help make this recipe come together. Half of the eggs will go in the salad chopped and the other half will go on the top sliced to make it pretty.
Place the cooled potatoes and chopped eggs in a large mixing bowl. Add the celery (crispy), onions, relish, celery salt, 1/2 teaspoon of paprika and pepper. Mix gently not to breakup the potatoes.
Now here comes the SECRET. Use a double boiler, or add some water in a small saucepan. Bring water to a gentle simmer. Set a small heatproof bowl on the top. Add the mayonnaise, stir continuously until it becomes thinned. Add the mustard and sugar. Doing this step creates a well blended sauce that really makes the mixing of the ingredients easy. Pour the sauce over the prepared potato mixture and gently mix so the sauce gets well blended.
Next, take those sliced hard boiled eggs and place them on top. Sprinkle with a 1/2 tsp of paprika to decorate.
Immediately cover and place in the refrigerator to chill.
This recipe really holds dear to my heart and I am happy to finally share it for others to enjoy.
3 lbs of potatoes, peeled and cut in 1/4 pieces
5 Eggs, hard boiled
1/2 cup of crisp celery, sliced thin
1/4 cup of finely chopped onion
1/4 cup of sweet relish
1/8 teaspoon of celery salt
1 tablespoon yellow mustard
1/2 cup mayonnaise
1/2 tablespoon sugar
1 teaspoon paprika divided
ground pepper to taste
1. Bring a large pot of water to a boil. Add potatoes and cook until tender but still firm, drain and cool.
2. Place eggs in a saucepan with water and bring to a boil, cover, remove from heat and let eggs stand for 10-12 minutes. Remove from water and peel. Chop half of the eggs and slice the other half and set aside.
3. In a large bowl, combine the potatoes, chopped eggs, celery, onion, relish, celery salt, ¼ tsp paprika and pepper.
4. (Here is the secret) In a saucepan, bring water to a gentle simmer-not boil. Set a small heatproof bowl on the top with the mayo on low steady heat. Whisk continuously until it's hot. Add the mustard and sugar. Mix until well blended.
5. Pour the sauce over the potatoes and other ingredients. Gently mix to cover with sauce.
6. Place the sliced eggs on top and sprinkle with ¼ tsp. paprika to decorate.
7. Immediately cover and place in refrigerator until well chilled.


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Poison ivy plants flower in May and June and give way to small green and yellow flowers, approximately a quarter of an inch long. These flowers give way to small little fruits, about the size of a BB. The clusters of berries, which are green at first and then turn a cream-white, make terrific bird food but should not be eaten by humans.
(Text by Chris Brook / Boston.com Correspondent / Photo courtesy of www.poison-ivy.org)
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With an unprecedented amount of concerts scheduled over the next four weeks, November is shaping up as Get Your Ass Off the Couch and Go Out Month. My bank account is already hurting just considering the expense, but check out these highlights from the calendar at the Hi-Tone Cafe:
On Thursday, Nov. 5th, a solo performance from Small Faces organist Ian McLagan, who, like Booker T. Jones, delivers soulful chords via a Hammond B3. On Saturday night, an appearance from R&B wildman Andre Williams (pictured above), who has somehow managed to outlive cohorts Ike Turner and Nathaniel Mayer. The return of Germany-Canada garage rock duo King Khan & BBQ on Nov. 10th. Japanese cuties Shonen Knife (Nov. 11th) and legendary New Zealanders the Axemen (Nov. 9th). The unlikely, yet oh-so-perfect pairing of Dexter Romweber and Charlie Louvin on Nov. 21st. And, last-but-not-least, homecoming gigs from the like of Harlan T. Bobo (Nov. 25th) and the Reigning Sound (Nov. 14th).
With upcoming Minglewood Hall dates by Neko Case, Son Volt, and Dan Auerbach (Nov. 4th, 17th, and 20th, respectively), this bests even the typical spring influx of touring acts heading to and from SXSW.


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FOCUS: Assessing an almost-invisible population in Charleston
By Becca Hopkins, special to Charleston Currents | People flock to Charleston. They come in droves for the weather, the culture, the food, the slower pace of life. For most people, Charleston is an eminently livable city and both the tourist industry and the pace of residential growth reflect that.
However, there is one almost-invisible population in Charleston that is not enjoying the advantages that Charleston has to offer. Charleston is home to hundreds of individuals under the age of 25 who are either experiencing homelessness or some variety of housing insecurity. An even greater number are experiencing food insecurity, meaning that they don't get an adequate amount of nutritious food regularly. This population is mixed in with our K-12 students and college students, though there are many who are not in school and are living off the grid and outside of any systems.


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5th December 2007, 03:46 PM
I hope this works! I haven't posted any pics before!
5th December 2007, 04:13 PM
beautiful :luv:
Chelle & Rex
6th December 2007, 01:43 AM
Oh Charlie is gorgeous - I so want a Tri!!!! :D
6th December 2007, 02:49 AM
I love that second one with the bear. How sweet. He is too cute. Judy and Dixie
6th December 2007, 11:27 AM
Awh thanks! I just love him sooooooooo much. He's so like a baby and getting bigger by the day. He's such an angel!
Debby with a Y
6th December 2007, 03:36 PM
Oh, he is such a sweet little baby! :luv:
Cleo's Person
6th December 2007, 05:56 PM
He is absolutely lovey. :)
Rj Mac
6th December 2007, 08:45 PM
charlie you are very handsome!!
7th December 2007, 02:05 PM
What a sweet boy! I love that last photo...really shows off his adorable ears!!!
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M/S of a windmill, various shots as nurses hand out cakes (?) to people at a long table. M/S of two ladies dancing around a brazier. M/S of boys putting their cakes in a bag. M/S of big torch blazing. M/S of neon writing flashing across a screen at night, with torches around it. L/S of crowd waving Dutch flags. M/S of lights in the shape of two storks rocking a cradle with a crown over the top. Various shots of torches blazing and buildings lit up as people celebrate.
Cataloguer's note: the soundtrack to this item is missing, it is not listed in the official issue sheet for 38/71 the can number may be incorrect. There is currently no paperwork to indicate what the item is about, but it appears to be a celebration of the birth of Princess Juliana's baby, and not Queen Wilhelmina as the title suggests.
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Changing courses
Amid claims the merger of the Cafe Deco Group and Chevalier Pacific has led to friction, the company says any changes result from financial decisions, writes Nan Hie-in
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Just as fusion dishes are built on marrying flavours from some very different cuisines, mergers require the integration of companies whose cultures may be poles apart.
But achieving a successful balance is no easy matter. At Cafe Deco Group, one of Hong Kong's more established restaurant operators, managers have had to negotiate a rocky path since its merger with the listed Chevalier Pacific Holdings three years ago.
The marriage with Chevalier Pacific, which operates the Pacific Coffee chain along with outlets from its acquisition of the Igor's food and beverage business, produced a network of 35 outlets spread across Hong Kong, Macau, the mainland and Australia. Cafe Deco's operations have since seen something of a shake-up.
It has made several closures over the past year: Italian eatery Peccato and Southern American venue Bourbon, both on Elgin Street, have pulled down their shutters, as has Sakesan, a robatayaki grill and bar in SoHo, along with Eivissa lounge on Wyndham Street. La Bodega, a Spanish-themed venue, also shut a few months ago after eight years in Lan Kwai Fong.
But Cafe Deco has opened new outlets, too. Branches of Berliner, the group's German chain, emerged in Discovery Bay and Wan Chai late last year. Burger Box outlets sprang up at the Star Ferry pier in Central and in the World Trade Centre, in a space previously occupied by one of its Wildfire restaurants. The group is considering adding Burger Box branches, and a new concept venue may be rolled out this summer.
Some industry observers suggest the company is making a strategic shift from a portfolio of largely quirkier, boutique restaurants to one made up mainly of chain operations. Chains are generally more economical and easier to manage because operations are standardised, unlike boutique venues that require specialist staff. It also mirrors a trend in retail, where spaces in prime commercial districts are dominated by the rich chains.
At the same time, post-merger tensions have spawned complaints from former employees that the atmosphere within the new entity is "cold" and "bottom-line driven". Former employees have also suggested to the South China Morning Post that unhappiness has fuelled a loss of talent, with about 20 workers, including some senior staffers, having resigned or been dismissed in recent months.
But Cafe Deco Group director of marketing and public relations Sheila Chan says the turnover is "minimal" considering the company employs more than 1,000 people. Besides, she adds, high turnovers are common in the competitive food and beverage industry.
Catherine Yuen, another company spokeswoman, denies internal discord but acknowledges activities such as year-end gatherings were absent last year. That was because managers were busy integrating disparate operations, she says
"It's not just [merging several] groups under one umbrella. We spent a lot of time merging all these systems together - the accounting system, the human resources system, websites and different programs at the back-end."
Perhaps a clash of cultures is inevitable with a change of leadership. Martin Allies stepped down as CEO last year after nearly two decades with the Cafe Deco Group.
A former chef, Allies moved into hospitality at the Hyatt and Mandarin Oriental hotels before joining Cafe Deco in 1994. He rose through the ranks to become its chief executive. He says he had withdrawn from the group's day-to-day operations by last October, though the change was not officially announced until December. Robert Chang Wan-lung, a core director at Chevalier Pacific, will supervise Cafe Deco Group operations until a new CEO is found. Chang is more of a generalist businessman than Allies. He spent 17 years at the Hong Kong Trade and Development Council in various managerial posts. He joined Chevalier Pacific's parent, the Chevalier Group, in 2005 as a business development manager, and ran Pacific Coffee after it acquired the chain.
Allies, who remains on the Cafe Deco board as a shareholder, insists the group's recent restaurant closures have been in response to the current tough business environment, especially the steep increases in rents.
"It was pure economics that drove recent decisions," he says. "Either the landlords have decided to develop the site, or the leases have expired and we decided not to renew because of drastic increases in rent."
Clayton Parker, managing director of Eclipse Restaurant Group, echoes the sentiment. Ten years ago trendy restaurants had to be in ground floor spaces in SoHo, he says. But restaurants have been squeezed by steep rent rises and other cost increases as mainland visitors fuel inflation in Hong Kong.
"In this climate, the traditional model for operating a restaurant is outdated," Parker says. "Opening a restaurant in Kennedy Town or cooked food hall at Central Western Market is not the traditional model, nor are unlicensed private dining studios that are popping up."
But these "alternative dining concepts" are less rental dependent, and offer ways to stay competitive, Parker says.
Adapting to the circumstances, Cafe Deco Group has introduced more outlets outside prime areas such as Central. Its Berliner chain is a case in point: aside from a branch in Wan Chai, other outlets are located in Sai Wan Ho, Discovery Bay and Olympian City.
J.P. Lim, a partner at LMM Consultants, which was brought in after the merger to help the restaurant group get back on track, says Cafe Deco is "consolidating" operations.
"It's expanding, but with the right foundation. You can't keep opening outlets when you're unsure the model or cost structure is correct," he says.
His team prescribed operational improvements at the outlets. Key performance indicators such as spending on food, labour and rental costs are monitored. If the numbers are off industry benchmarks, management is alerted to get those costs back in line, says Lim.
Food purchases have also been centralised to achieve economies of scale, he adds. "When you buy meat and vegetables, the prices are always more competitive than if they are [purchased] through a small competitor."
Besides the move to more suburban venues and a shift in emphasis to chains, pared-down menus may be another way to trim costs. Many Cafe Deco Group establishments were previously known for their extensive multi-cuisine fare.
Top Deck in Aberdeen was typical of this thinking; in the past, its menu featured Indian, Thai and Middle Eastern food, plus grilled meat and seafood items. That mix vanished in November when new menu replaced the selection of ethnic favourites with a seafood-focused selection.
How well such tweaks across the various outlets will agree with Cafe Deco customers' palates remains to be seen.
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I Like Fresh Tomatos
Personal Stories, Advice, and Support 80 People
YUM Yum Fresh Tomatos!!!!!!I always garden every year as the spring approaches. The first thought that comes to mind is just which tomatos am I going to put in that year. The favorites always come up. . . Beefsteak being the No. 1 on the list. Then there is the choosing of which variety of...
tallandprettyone 51-55, F 0 Aug 30, 2008
Fresh!Pulled off the vine, out of the warm sun. Wash it, grab the salt and bite right in! I love the juice dripping down my chin!
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Out Of The GardenI love tomatoes that are out of the garden. I'm looking forward to summer. Because I then can have the best tomatoes ever. I love it when they come out of the garden. I could just eat them all up. They are the best on sandwiches. My mom's garden fresh amulet's are really good...
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I Like TomatosThe best come straight from the Garden. They're green at first and it's best to wrap them up in newspaper and put them in a cool dry place. In a few days they'll be red. Tomatos are great by themself or with salad or on pizza. Good in fried too. There wouldn't be...
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Britons killed in Peru plane crash
A light aircraft carrying four Britons has crashed near one of Peru's most famous attractions, killing everyone on board.
The tourists – three men and one woman – and their Peruvian pilot and co-pilot died when their Cessna plane came down near the centuries-old Nazca Lines.
Gayle Callow, 34, Andrew Brown, 30, and Warren Denham, in his thirties, were killed in the accident. Some newspapers reported that a fourth Briton, Alex Bowel, 34, was also among the dead. The identities of the pilots have yet to be confirmed.
The plane is thought to have suffered engine trouble shortly after taking off from Maria Reiche airport at about 11.15pm British time on Saturday. According to early reports, the plane hit a field as the pilots tried to make an emergency landing.
The small plane belonged to Air Nasca. The Nazca Lines, the mysterious geoglyphs etched into the desert by indigenous groups, are a Unesco World Heritage Site. About 240 miles south-east of the capital, Lima, the Lines are only fully recognisable from the air.
A Foreign Office spokesman said the British ambassador to Peru and another member of the consular staff had travelled to the crash scene from Lima. The Peruvian authorities have notified us that British nationals died in the crash, he said.
Several dozen planes in Nazca offer 30-minute flights over the Lines but there have been claims of lax supervision.
In February, a Cessna 206 carrying three Chileans and four Peruvians crashed, killing everyone on board. Another crash in April 2008 killed five French tourists.
The FCO suggests tourists make safety checks before taking a flight: "All air companies offering flights over the Nazca Lines … must have a co-pilot on board.
"Any aircraft flying over the Nazca Lines must be no more than 15 years old and must also be able to accommodate at least eight passengers and two crew members."


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This procedure assumes you have just completed To Copy the OpenSSO Enterprise WAR to the OpenSSO Enterprise 2 Host Machine and are still logged into the osso2.sp-example.com host machine
On the osso2.sp-example.com host machine, switch to the non-root user osso80adm.
# /bin/su osso80adm
Start the ossodomain domain.
# cd /export/osso8/domains/ossodomain/bin # ./startserv admin username:domain2adm admin password:domain2pwd master password:domain2master Redirecting output to /export/osso80adm/domains/ossodomain/logs/server.log
Run asadmin deploy to deploy the OpenSSO Enterprise WAR file.
# cd /opt/SUNWappserver91/bin # ./asadmin deploy --user domain2adm --host osso2.sp-example.com --port=8989 --contextroot opensso --name opensso --target server /export/osso80adm/opensso.war Please enter the admin password> domain2pwd Command deploy executed successfully.
List the contents of the j2ee-modules directory to verify that the WAR file was successfully deployed.
# cd /export/osso80adm/domains/ossodomain/applications/j2ee-modules # ls -al total 6 drwxr-xr-x 3 osso80adm staff 512 Sep 5 14:01 . drwxr-xr-x 6 osso80adm staff 512 Sep 5 14:55 .. drwxr-xr-x 21 osso80adm staff 1024 Sep 5 14:01 opensso
opensso exists in the directory and is owned by the non-root user osso80adm.
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NBT Bancorp Inc. has completed the acquisition of Mang Insurance Agency, according to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Headquartered in Binghamton, Mang Insurance Agency has 16 locations, including in Clifton Park, Johnston and Cooperstown.
Norwich-based NBT Bancorp operates 83 NBT Bank branches in upstate New York and 39 Pennstar Bank offices in northeastern Pennsylvania. It has 12 branches in the Capital Region.


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Weblog of Nazly Ahmed
The Bible Rock is one of the prettiest sight you will see on Kandy Road when you get closer towards Kadugannawa. I was passing by and was awestruck by the most beautiful sunsets I have seen in a while. I had packed my Canon 60D and the Tripod was just lying on my car boot. The end result was just amazing. It's Avurudu (New Year) season, so there were fireworks all around. Can you spot it in the photo?
To be honest I haven't been to a Perahera before. I have seen few mini Peraheras while passing by but finally I decided to go and see a Perahera for the sole purpose of capturing some photos. I wasn't sure whether I will be able to roam freely to get good angles but to my surprise I was able to find a good spot and capture some great moments. Read More >>
Wishing you all a Happy New Year, 2015! Managed to capture this during the celebrations at Galle Face, something I visioned for a long time. Gotta admit that it's not the best photograph, but I would blame that on the lack of Fireworks proportionate to the Twin Towers. But hey, I'm not complaining. All the best for the New Year!
I have a great interest in capturing urban night shots. I crave for light trails and well lit buildings. Ever since the Arcade Independence Square was opened I was trying my best to get a good capture but couldn't make it until last week. It was after sunset and the timing was perfect to capture the sky mixed with purple and pink colour.
The newly opened Floating Market in Pettah is really a great attraction for the people in Colombo. While I was passing by, I managed to capture this beatiful sunset over the Floating Market with it's reflection over Beira Lake.
During Vesak where ever you go around Sri Lanka you will see very colorful lanterns, pandols and light decorations. I love to roam around and get a a good click coz light being the basics for Photography there is no better time you find so many combinations of colour and light. This Photo I posted to Flickr made it to Explore. Here are some of the other photos during Vesak which includes Photos from an event with Floating Lanterns. Read More >>
Wellawatte Beach in Colombo is a great place to spend your evening. It has a very lengthy beach strip occupied by people doing various sporting activities, joggers and families who want spend their evening. Random guys fishing with their fishing rods is a sight you won't miss if you go there. Thankfully I was able to capture this with the mixture of the lovely sunsets we have been having in Colombo in the recent weeks. Read More >>
The England Lions are in Sri Lanka right now. Couple of tour matches have been played already and three unofficial Test Matches are scheduled to be played during this month. The second Tour match ended today at Colts Cricket Ground and being an English Cricket fan I paid a visit. Jonny Bairstow the English Test batsman, Liam Plunkett who represented England previously, Scott Borthwick who played for England in the last Test of the recent Ashes series and James Taylor are the notable mentions during this tour. Read More >>
I grew up all my life watching trains pass by. Colombo Fort to Avissawella Railway track was right in front of our house. I never got fed up of watching them. As I grew older, I started recording them on Camera. As much as I love to go beyond my comfort zone, I have failed to do so in the recent past once I got a DSLR. The hill country route is very scenic. I used to travel a lot to Kandy five years back. But didn't travel much recently. Now trying my best to plan an escape towards the hill capital and beyond. Read More >>
Colombo Night Races which happens during the midweek of December is a main attraction among the other events for Motorheads. The first CNR featured the Lamboghini Gallardo, Lotus Elise, Nissan 350z and the Porsche Carrera. That's first time I saw a Lambo in the streets of Colombo. Last year in addition to the above we had the Aston Martin. Apart from the main event, the other racing categories featuring local talent also attract the crowd. Read More >>


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Ameritech "won't commit to an extension" of its three- year WTA Tour sponsorship, according to Len Ziehm of the CHICAGO SUN-TIMES. Brian Fitzgerald, Dir of the Ameritech Cup in Chicago, "spent considerably more time than usual" monitoring the event last week, "and "didn't like much of what he saw regarding the WTA's organizational efforts." Fitzgerald: "I look at it from a marketing point of view, and they're missing a lot. They make it so difficult to market their sport because they don't know who's playing when. Match times are always subject to change. They've got to bring some organizational sanity to it." Fitzgerald said that while IMG has "made significant inroads in attendance" this season, it may not be enough "to keep its tournament sponsor." Fitzgerald believes "far bigger crowds are possible." Fitzgerald: "If I could, I'd publish brackets with the time each match is going to be played. That's the prime reason we don't draw crowds early in the week. Monica Seles is the top draw in tennis, but for a tournament to properly market, it's got to be able to tell people when [Seles] is going to play" (SUN-TIMES, 11/9).
Sponsorships Advertising Marketing
Replica "99" Statue of Liberty jerseys with Wayne Gretzky's name misspelled, "Gretkzy" as it was for an October 30 game, will be on sale at MSG this week for $999 (N.Y. POST, 11/9).....The Pacers have hired NJ-based Integrated Sports Int'l to market naming rights for its new Indianapolis Fieldhouse arena (ISI).
Working conditions at Nike-contracted factories in Vietnam and Asia were in the news again over the weekend as findings from an audit conducted for Nike by Ernst & Young was obtained by the media. The report found "many unsafe conditions" at a Nike factory near Ho Chi Minh City where workers "were exposed to carcinogens that exceeded local legal standards by 177 times in parts of the plant" and showed that 77% "of the employees suffered from respiratory problems." The Ernst & Young report was highlighted in a front-page feature by Steven Greenhouse in Saturday's N.Y. TIMES. The findings also showed that employees were "forced to work 65 hours a week, far more than Vietnamese law allows, for $10 a week." Greenhouse: "The inspection report offers an unusually detailed look into conditions at one of Nike's plants at a time when the world's largest athletic shoe company is facing criticism from human rights and labor groups that it treats workers poorly" (N.Y. TIMES, 11/8). As the study was released to the media, Nike issued the complete report findings in a news conference on Friday afternoon. The audit was conducted in November '96 and submitted to Nike in January '97. Vada Manager, Nike Senior Manager for PR, said the company has taken steps to improve factory working conditions upon receiving the report, including reducing overtime hours and restricting the work week; upgrading the ventilation systems; and ensuring proper safety equipment for workers. Manager: "Clearly, this report is not a whitewash. By the recommendations cited in this audit and steps Nike has taken to improve the working conditions, it is clear that our system works" (Nike). REAX: The FINANCIAL TIMES' William Lewis called the report "embarrassing" for Nike (FINANCIAL TIMES, 11/10). ...In N.Y., Phil Mushnick asks, "Where do all the Nike- bought social activists go when these reports are revealed? ... And how many TV networks take a dive on these stories because Nike spends millions advertising $150 slave-wage- made, status symbol sneakers to kids?" (N.Y. POST, 11/10). ...In Washington, DC, "more than" 50 lawmakers called on Nike "to improve labor standards in Third World factories and to employ more people" in the U.S. A letter to Nike Chair Phil Knight said, "As members of the U.S. Congress we are deeply disappointed and embarrassed that a company like Nike, headquartered in the United States, could be so directly involved in the ruthless exploitation of hundreds of thousands of desperate Third World workers." The letter was spearheaded by Rep. Bernard Sanders (D-VT) and Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D-OH) (BLOOMBERG/NEWSDAY, 11/10)....At UNC- Chapel Hill, "roughly" 200 students rallied Friday afternoon and "vowed to pressure Nike to improve its labor practices." UNC-Chapel Hill Chancellor Michael Hooker defended the university's athletic marketing partnership with Nike but did promise a campus committee would review future corporate relationships at the university (NEWS & OBSERVER, 11/8).
In Portland, Jeff Manning, who spent a month in Asia examining Nike and other companies' business practices, debuted part one of his three-part series on Sunday that included a "rare" interview with Nike Chair Phil Knight. Manning wrote that Nike products "more than doubled" over the past three years, "forcing the company and its subcontractors to crank up production. That, in turn, increased the heat on workers and, in some cases, led to outright abuse. The resulting backlash promises to dog Nike well into the 21st century." Manning: "Nike has become an international incident." Knight is "by turns furious and philosophical" abouth the criticism: "For whatever reason, we've been the poster boy on globalization. That's a very emotional topic" (Portland OREGONIAN, 11/9). WORKING HISTORY: Manning traced Nike's working relationships with Asian factories and wrote that by '97, "that network spanned 33 countries on four continents and had presented Nike with a complex set of issues, many cultural differences and occupational health standards." In the interview, Knight said the labor controversy is not hurting business, even with a 20% drop in stock price since January 1. Knight: "I don't attribute that to the fact that we're getting any sort of resistance from our core customer." Nike officials say that critics are "unfairly singling out their company and are distorting" the issue. Knight: "Nike creates a lot of emotion. A lot of that emotion is positive. But there's a flip side to that. ... The people who are turned off by the emotion that we generate really want to believe these things. They basically view us as a rebel that should be taken down." Manning: "As serious as Nike's image problem has become, the company has no plans to change its hugely profitable subcontracting strategy. The cost-cutting expertise of the subcontractors produces profit margins and cash that domestic manufactures find hard to match" (OREGONIAN, 11/9).
The first Nike ads "developed specifically for the Chinese market, star local hoopsters and make earnest appeals to Chinese nationalism," according to Sally Goll Beatty of the WALL STREET JOURNAL. As Nike has been "stung" by critics of its aggressive marketing tactics overseas, the company "is starting to play down its rebel image outside the U.S.," including "doing away with the antiauthority rhetoric" and avoiding its U.S. stars. Nike Dir of Global Ad Geoffrey Frost said that Chinese youth "admire Michael Jordan," but by using local athletes Nike is "letting people know in China we see them as heroes." Beatty: "Still, it's unclear how well the culturally sensitive approach will go down with kids in China. ... Boosting sales abroad won't be a layup. Nike's best-selling shoes in China cost the U.S. equivalent of $59 to $78 -- still out of the reach of most ordinary Chinese" (WALL STREET JOURNAL, 11/10).


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Hello all,
Has anyone upgraded DLP version from 9.1 to 9.2 using SCCM? I tried to do use command line before using SCCM, i get a popup to enter agent override password. Can we disable that?
I am not sure whether it is 9.1 or 9.2, but one of the two versions introduced a new option under Agent Configuration -> Advanced Configuration that allowed the Challenge Response to be disabled during an upgrade.
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SAN ANGELO, TEXAS (AP)- Two members of a Houston-area family are dead after the family sport utility vehicle skidded into a concrete column along a remote stretch of Interstate 10 in West Texas.
The Texas Department of Public Safety says the crash happened about 2:30 p.m. Thursday about 14 miles west of Ozona and about 200 miles northwest of San Antonio.
DPS Trooper Shawn Baxter identified the dead as 14-year-old Tristan Johnson and 12-year-old Madeline Johnson, both of Sugar Land. Baxter tells the San Angelo Standard-Times (http://bit.ly/MR7Q7L) 44-year-old Paulette Johnson, 21-year-old Shawn Johnson and 19-year-old Meagan Johnson were in good condition at Shannon Medical Center in San Angelo.
Baxter says the SUV apparently swerved to avoid a piece of tire tread, veered out of control, overturned partly and smashed into the column.


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Understanding Grief Classes Begin April 9
- March 19, 2015
Brookings Health System will once again hold its free six-week educational series, Understanding Grief, led by Social Worker Mavis Gehant.
Classes will be held on Thursdays at Brookings Health System's hospital beginning on April 9. There will be two class sessions and participants may attend either one. The first session will be held from 1 to 2:30 p.m. and the second session will be held from 6:30 to 8 p.m. The content will be the same for both the afternoon and evening sessions.
The classes are designed to help those who have lost a loved one learn about the process of grief and how to navigate it. Topics include the symptoms and process of grief, coping strategies, caring for one's self, and the continuing bond that occurs. Discussions are confidential and carried out in an atmosphere of understanding and support.
The free class series is open to everyone. To register, please visit www.brookingshealth.org or call (605) 696-7700.
About Brookings Health System
Brookings Health System, located in Brookings, South Dakota, includes a 49-bed hospital, the 79-bed The Neighborhoods at Brookview nursing home, Brookhaven Estates senior living apartments, Yorkshire Eye Clinic, Arlington Medical Center and White Medical Clinic. It is a non-profit, city-owned facility that offers the community a full range of inpatient, outpatient, surgical and extended care services. The emergency room is staffed 24 hours a day and provides around the clock patient needs ranging from minor injuries to life threatening crises. For more information about the services offered at Brookings Health System, please call (605) 696-9000 or visit us on the Web at brookingshealth.org.


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April 13th, 2017
Until it was found to cause everything from lung disease to cancer, asbestos served as a flame retardant material in everything from construction to cars and planes. Even after its damaging health effects were determined, it wasn't until the 1970s that the government sought to limit its use by banning its spray application and use on pipe insulation and such mechanicals as boilers and hot water tanks.1 Still, a visit to the Environmental Protection Agency's website produces a list of asbestos-containing products that are NOT banned in the U.S. - and it may surprise you.
"Asbestos" and "surprise" are two words no buyer wants paired when they are buying, bidding or reading the inspection report on a house. Tight inventories are making older houses that may be less expensive, but in need of more work, attractive to buyers - and those old houses are likely to have asbestos that may or may not need to be abated. What should your buyers know once they learn about its presence?
What causes asbestos' hazard?
Asbestos is a mined mineral that has a fibrous structure - it is these fibers that, when inhaled, can damage lungs and lead to asbestosis and lung cancer. Asbestos products are broken down into two legally defined categories, friable and non-friable. The former is any material that contains more than one percent asbestos by weight or area and can be crushed or reduced to powder by ordinary hand pressure, while the latter covers materials that contain more than one percent but can't be similarly affected by normal hand pressure.2
How many 1960s-era basements have you walked into to find those "retro" two-color square floor tiles? Those tiles are typically made of one-to-two percent non-friable asbestos. The important thing to understand, again, is that asbestos' hazard comes from airborne fibers. Unless disturbed, those tiles do not pose a problem - the same thing applies to the roof shingles and exterior siding. But once the latter two are scraped or the former start to break and crack from age and use, then the risk goes from potential to real - and typically the mastic used to hold down the tiles is, yes, friable.
Buyers who choose to purchase a house with asbestos have options for dealing with it, all of which are driven by both the type of asbestos and the buyer's desire - not to mention financial considerations.
Help buyers make an informed decision
There are many online resources available for buyers faced with a house that has asbestos, not the least being the EPA's website as a start. If asbestos turns up in an inspection report, the buyer should do some homework before they walk away or move forward. And when you are armed with this knowledge, you can help them decide whether it's a deal breaker or an opportunity to negotiate a better price.


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College Announces 2014 Honorary Degree Recipients
The Board of Trustees of Albertus Magnus College has voted unanimously to confer the honorary degree of Doctor of Humane Letters upon the following distinguished individuals at the College's 91st Commencement Exercises, Sunday, May 18:
Rabbi Herbert N. Brockman, a seventh-generation rabbi, has been the spiritual leader of Hamden's Congregation Mishkan Israel for nearly 30 years. Dedicated to promoting social justice and interfaith programs throughout greater New Haven, nationally and internationally, he has served on countless boards, including Interfaith Cooperative Ministries and Hartford Seminary; he is a lecturer at Yale Divinity School. Rabbi Brockman is passionate in his belief that involvement in the broader community is central not only to his synagogue's mission but important in the lives of all.
Drew S. Days III, civil rights activist, Peace Corps alumnus, teacher, author and public servant, came to New Haven in 1963 as a student at Yale Law School, receiving his LL.B. in 1966. Today, he is Yale's Alfred M. Rankin Professor Emeritus of Law and Professorial Lecturer in Law. His has been a distinguished career in the law: staff member of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund litigating civil rights cases; assistant attorney general for civil rights in the U.S. Department of Justice; and solicitor general of the United States - the Government's lawyer in cases before the Supreme Court.
Janice McLaughlin, M.M., is president of the Maryknoll Sisters of St. Dominic, the first U.S-based congregation of Roman Catholic women religious dedicated to overseas service. For nearly 40 years she served in Africa: first in Kenya and later in Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe). Her articles documenting government atrocities there led to her arrest, imprisonment and deportation. When Rhodesia gained independence, the new government invited her to work as an education consultant in the President's Office, helping to develop a new system of education linking academic subjects and technical training.
Denys Turner is the Horace Tracy Pitkin Professor of Historical Theology at Yale Divinity School. Prior to coming to Yale in 2005, he was the Norris-Hulse Professor of Divinity at the University of Cambridge; he also taught at several other universities in the United Kingdom. His focus is the study of the traditions of Western Christian mysticism, with special emphasis on doctrines of religious language and of selfhood, and on the links between classical traditions of spirituality and mysticism and the social and political commitments of Christianity. He has written several books, the most recent, "Thomas Aquinas: A Portrait," was published in 2013.


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Bali's Governor Dewa Beratha took time from his busy schedule on Wednesday, May 16, 2007, to visit the Island's newest luxury boutique property - Bulgari Resort and officially sign a plaque marking the hotel's opening. In doing so the Governor fulfilled a belated promise to officially "open" the hotel when earlier travel commitments prevented him from attending the formal opening held on September 25, 2006. [See: The Bulgari Resort, Bali is Open for Business] Inspecting the 59-unit luxury property that boasts one of Bali's highest published room rates, the Governor was impressed with the standard of the facilities and commanding view of the Indian Ocean guests staying at the Resort enjoy. Reflecting on the Bulgari Resort's room rates which can range from US$1,300 to US$6,500 per night - depending on room category, the Governor told those attending the ceremony that hotels of this caliber are "exactly what Bali needs."Jokingly pointing out that the cost of one night at the Hotel exceeded his monthly salary several times over, the Governor applauded the outstanding facilities suggesting that the present 5-star rating system for Indonesian hotels was somehow inadequate to describe the guest experience presented by the Bulgari.Bali's Bulgari Resort, according to its owner who spoke at the ceremony, represents a total investment of US$40 million.
[More Information: Bulgari Hotel, Jimbaran]When You Wish Upon a StarThe Governor also used the occasion to confirm the star rating of 17 hotels in Bali. 5 Star Status - Receiving 5 star certification were the Sofitel Seminyak, Ayodya Resort, Nusa Dua Beach Hotel, Novotel Benoa and the Inna Grand Bali Beach. 4 Star Status Receiving 4 star certification were The Payogan Village Resort & Spa, Sanur Paradise plaza Hotel Resort, Hotel Puri Santrian, Grand Bali Sani Suites, Bali Garden Hotel, Hotel Candi Beach Cottage and the Alam Kulkul Boutique Resort. 3 Star Status Hotels getting their certification a 3 star properties were the Ramayana Resort & Spa, Nusa Lembongan Resort and the Kuta Beach Club Hotel.


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|Paul Pierce, SF 43 MIN | 11-19 FG | 17-18 FT | 2 REB | 3 AST | 43 PTS | +2Why no A+? Call me a harsh grader if you want, but the two rebounds stick out to me like a sore thumb in 43 minutes. I won't let that ruin Pierce's masterful offensive outing, scoring 40 points for Boston, the first time anyone has done that since 2006, when Pierce himself posted 50. It was a magical night for PP, it was just that much more so for the Knicks. Now it's just time to worry about his health and about the 43 minutes.
|Brandon Bass, PF 35 MIN | 6-8 FG | 3-6 FT | 6 REB | 1 AST | 15 PTS | +6Tough night defensively, having to guard the likes of Novak, but that was a personnel problem for C's more than anything else. Standard positive offensive outing for the big man.
|Kevin Garnett, PF 35 MIN | 7-14 FG | 6-8 FT | 5 REB | 3 AST | 20 PTS | 0 I know it wasn't on him 90 percent of the time, but way too many open lanes to the hoop in the second half for New York, resulting in easy buckets. Then again, that's what happens when your opponents is shooting 60+ percent from downtown.
|Rajon Rondo, PG 39 MIN | 5-8 FG | 1-2 FT | 6 REB | 13 AST | 13 PTS | +1 Starting to worry about all the bumps and bruises with Rajon. The wrist is starting to bother him again and the tailbone seems to be a recurring issue every year, given how aggressively he goes after rebounds, leaving himself vulnerable. Next time I complain about him taking it easy on the glass, I'll remember nights like this where he gets beat up for it.
|Avery Bradley, SG 38 MIN | 6-9 FG | 0-0 FT | 3 REB | 0 AST | 17 PTS | -45-of-6 from downtown for Avery, making me wonder how soon we have to have a conversation about the second-year guard being worthy of crunch-time minutes this year.
Five Things We Saw
- Instead of grading the whole bench, who collectively played a whopping 50 minutes and scored two points, I'll just give them a big fat D. Not a lot of opportunity given to them, but they made the worst of it when they were out there.
- Knicks 19 3-pointers were the most made by an opponent against the C's in their history. Boston had been the top team defending the 3 in the league prior to this game. Pierce postgame: "We didn't defend the 3 at all tonight. We dug ourselves a huge hole that we couldn't climb out of."
- The C's still had a chance in this game despite the hot shooting by the Knicks, but were punished in the second half by the offensive rebounds, setting up plenty of second chance points. Allowing 10 offensive rebounds when you're already giving up 56.8 percent shooting is always a recipe for disaster.
- Too many minutes for all the starters in my book. They kept it just close enough for Doc to keep pushing with them, which is frustrating since nearly everyone got dinged up and you can make the case the more important games are coming up in the next two contests.
- I'm happy the C's don't have to worry about playing the Knicks for the first couple rounds.
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Second Dutch Bank to Follow ABN Amro, Close Gold Accounts. The COMEX Is Running Close To Empty Against Massive Outstanding Paper Claims! Is Gold the Next Subprime Mortgage Scandal?
Rabobank has just followed in the footsteps of ABN Amro which effectively defaulted by halting deliveries of gold bullion in April, as the Dutch bank will close customers' gold accounts effective September 1st!
With the GOFO now negative for a record 8th consecutive day, it appears the wave of bullion bank defaults warned of by William Kay may be just getting started.
German financial journalist Lars Schall has released a MUST LISTEN interview with William Kaye, the Senior Managing Director of the Pacific Alliance Group of Companies in Hong Kong who made waves last week in a KWN interview alleging he owns gold bullion bars with the Bundesbank's stamp and holds them in Hong Kong.
Kay clarifies his powerful claims to KWN, and drops another major bombshell,stating that the entire 3 month paper gold raid was orchestrated to prevent the imminent systemic gold default by the bullion banks in the days following the April gold default by ABN Amro:
Important when considered with the following:
According to the IMF, they disposed of 403.3 tonnes of gold between 2009 and December 2010. However, the net outflows of gold out of the NY Fed's vault were zero for those two years (and the NY Fed is the main vault for the IMF).11 If this rather large quantity of gold did not come from another vault, then it is plausible that it came out of the NY Fed's vault, which experienced a net drawdown of 408 tonnes in 2007-2008, a full two years ahead of "official schedule". Given this inconsistency, it is reasonable to believe that the IMF leased its gold reserves (in the manner explained above) to tame the gold market and rescue the bullion dealers, which probably got a lot of physical gold redemption requests they couldn't meet during the financial crisis. Then, later on, they "sold" their paper gold to the dealers to net the IOUs and settled in cash.
A similar observation can be made of the European Central Banks' CGBAs, which all happened well after all the gold outflows from the NY Fed's vaults.
We are of the opinion that this is what an "already decided" sale is: a Central Bank leases gold to a bullion dealer, that dealer sells the gold (or delivers it to a client) but never pays back the Central Bank its physical gold. Then later on, to balance things out, the Central Banks declare official "sales" of gold,but all that changes hands at that point is paper gold and cash, the real gold is long gone.


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It's Time to Estimate the Market Value of Your Home
January 4, 2009 by Mr. ToughMoneyLove
Filed under Financial Planning, Loans and Borrowing
We've all been avoiding the scary task of checking on the current market value of our home. We have read that the median price on sales of existing homes fell 13.2% in one year, the biggest drop in 40 years. We also know that new housing starts in November were 624,000 units, down from 1,178,000 units a year ago. (Source: Barron's) All of the housing news is bad except for mortgage rates which have fallen.
Mr. ToughMoneyLove thinks it's time for all homeowners to face the music and find out what has happened to our own home valuations. The numbers won't get any better if you avoid looking at them. I promise. Read more


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Being a quilter in Central Oregon is heaven! We have 9 shops all within a 45 minute drive and they all have their own appeal. And now, I have added Portland to my quilting life! I will be sharing my shopping, projects, mistakes, successes and travels...all things quilt!...so come join me in my world of quilting, books, movies and restaurants!
Sunday, September 30, 2012
Patchwork Europe #3 & a Give Away!
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i am enjoying the photos...and Happy birthday early...you and my brother share the same birthday...please enter me to the give away...i dont' have many followers but I will go post now.ReplyDelete
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Love the birdie quilt, so fun and would be great for a baby.ReplyDelete
I need to find something quick and simple for today, just want something I can finish while I rest and watch tv. Any special plans for your Bday?
Love your little chicks quilt! It's so cute! The ornament is a cutie too. Do you hang these somewhere throughout the year or are you saving them for a Christmas tree? Happy birthday in a week! My daughter has one afew days later...thanks for the chance to win...have a great week!ReplyDelete
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Deryck "Bizzy D" Whibley has a question for Toronto: "Who here saw us a week and a half ago at the Warped Tour?" Blink-182 are the headliners tonight, but this is Sum 41's hometown; the audience of 10,000 screams an affirmation. "Well, it just isn't your month, is it?" Whibley replies. "We're doing the same show with the same sh*tty songs." Then Sum 41 launch into "Motivation," a perfect three-minute blast of pop punk. Nobody seems disappointed that they've heard it before.
The performance is as high-energy as the music: When the members of Sum 41 leap in the air, they corkscrew a full 360 degrees before they land. Steve "Stevo32" Jocz attacks his drum kit like it's a rabid animal that needs to be subdued. Whibley teaches thousands of Canadians the Sum 41 salute: four fingers extended on one hand, just the middle finger on the other. "It's great to see punk rock with personality," says Blink-182 guitarist Tom DeLonge, observing from the wings.
By the time the band gets to its hit single, "Fat Lip," from its platinum second album, All Killer No Filler, the crowd is in a full lather. Whibley sings the anthem of teenage dissatisfaction: "I don't want to waste my time/And become a casualty of society/I'll never fall in line/Become a victim of your conformity." He wrote it in defiance of the band members' parents, who wanted their sons to go to college and achieve middle-class respectability. Now the crowd sings along lustily, affirming Sum 41's belief in themselves as mavericks. This rebellion has an embarrassing hitch, however: In the front row, cheering loudest of all, are Sum 41's parents. They've arrived at the concert in cars with custom license plates: SUM41DAD, SUM41MUM and SUM41ROX.
The four members of Sum 41 are all funny, articulate and polite. They are also red-blooded young Canadian men, ages twenty to twenty-one, who consider their journeys across this continent to be excellent opportunities for enjoying the naked female form and destroying other people's property.
In their adolescent years - not very long ago - Sum 41 would consort with the young female fans who wanted to prove their enthusiasm for the band. But recently, in a display of newfound maturity, they were mortified to discover that the girl whose buttocks they had just signed with a Sharpie was only twelve years old. Or as Whibley puts it, "We kind of got over young girls. Now I'm into girls who are older than I am. There's not too many of them at our shows, but you see them at bars."
Guitarist Dave "Brownsound" Baksh and bassist Jason "Cone" McCaslin both have steady girlfriends, to whom they are faithful. "Me and Dave are the cock-block-blockers," McCaslin says. "Steve and Deryck will bring in girls, so it's my and Dave's job to take the girl's friend, talk to her. If that girl stays with her all night, Deryck's getting nowhere. She's blocking the cock. And we're blocking the cock-blocker."
The other favorite Sum 41 distraction on tour: breaking stuff. Whibley remembers, "When I was six years old, I loved the sound of breaking glass." To achieve the same happiness as an adult, he has been known to shoot out all the windows in a hotel room with a BB gun. During the MTV Campus Invasion Tour, an evening of drinking Jack Daniel's with the band Saliva degenerated into throwing bottles through hotel windows and slashing tires. "Whiskey does bad things to us," McCaslin says mournfully.
Around the sixth time Sum 41 returned a rental van with the interior trashed, their manager, Greig Nori, lost his temper. The group didn't have any money, so the damages were coming out of his pocket. Sum 41 are good friends with Nori - all five of them have matching "41" tattoos just above their right elbows - so they speak with a little awe about how he chewed them out.
But now that Sum 41's appetite for destruction has burnished their reputation, Lyor Cohen, president of Island/Def Jam Music Group, has made them an offer. Jocz repeats Cohen's proposal: "I want you to go out there and f*ck sh*t up. I will pay for it." Cohen's one condition is that the band must record its mayhem on videotape, so it can be shared with the youth of North America.
"They're nice kids, very respectful," says Cohen. "I told them not to put so much cerebral cortex into it. They should enjoy themselves - we'll pick up the trail of mayhem."
Cohen was with the Beastie Boys during the Licensed to Ill tour and says the destruction is vastly greater with Sum 41. "The Beastie Boys were much tamer," he says. "Sum 41 are a multiple of them."
Jocz is the band's clown, the one who came up with the best line in "Fat Lip": "Trashed my own house party 'cause nobody came." McCaslin, the quietest member, is the "glue gun" that holds everything together. Baksh, the son of Guyanese immigrants, is the band's driver, gofer and - to his dismay - its most responsible member. He winces when anyone calls him the band dad.
Baksh describes Whibley: "He's kind of short. His hair's spiky. He's got stains on his shirt, stains on his pants - he's a supersloppy eater. He's kind of shy at first, but once you get to know him, he's really friendly. He's a great songwriter, and a better guitar player than he thinks he is. And a good guy to have as the frontman of the show."
All four members of Sum 41 grew up in Ajax, a suburb about thirty miles east of Toronto. They give me a guided tour of the town's highlights, which takes about ten minutes: the high school they hated, the punk club where they used to play, the one decent restaurant, the train station that took them to the freedom of Toronto.
At age eleven, Whibley started a rap trio, Powerful Young Hustlers. They worked up a number of songs, including "I'm a Witness," a tale of seeing a murder. Whibley's mother gave him a dollar whenever he rapped for her - his first inkling that music might be profitable. He moved on to a Nirvana cover band, and then to a Weezer-obsessed group. When he entered ninth grade, he discovered skateboarding and started hanging out with the school's rockers. "I almost didn't like Steve at first because he was such a burnout," he recalls. But Jocz soon joined an early version of Sum 41. At the same time, McCaslin had a grunge band, Second Coming, while Baksh was part of 747, a Rage Against the Machine sound-alike.
Whibley wasn't getting along with his divorced mom's new boyfriend. He spent a lot of time sneaking out of the house, catching the midnight train to Toronto. When he was home, his mom and her boyfriend would complain that his music was too loud. So at night he would sit with his guitar in the back of his car, in the driveway, writing songs.
When he was sixteen, Whibley went to see a show by Treble Charger, a band with several hit albums in Canada. After the show, he struck up a conversation with the singer, Greig Nori. Six months later, Treble Charger played another local concert, and Whibley persuaded Nori to see a Sum 41 show.
"He sort of had hair like me," Nori says. "So there was a little-brother thing going on. I went to see the show, and they had great energy. Steve was so fast, he blew me away." Nori took the group into the studio to record some demos. He started off giving Whibley advice and eventually became Sum 41's manager. "It's like the movies," Nori says. "You find a protege he becomes your equal, and then he passes you."
Sum 41 went through multitudes of guitarists and bassists. On weekends, Whibley and Jocz would prank-call ex-members and egg their houses. But Whibley finally managed to steal Baksh and McCaslin from their bands, forming an Ajax supergroup. After Whibley graduated from high school in 1998, his parents wanted him to go to college. Nori helped convince them that Sum 41's prospects were worth pursuing full time. "I told him he had to make it in two years, or get a job, or go to school," says his mother, Michelle, an OR nurse. "I used to call him every morning at 10 a.m. - I wasn't going to have him sleeping all day." The band made home videos for its own amusement, featuring remakes of action movies and footage of the members driving around, drenching pedestrians with Super Soakers. In late 1999, they edited the footage into a ten-minute montage with music and sent it off to a bunch of major labels.
Within a week, there was a full-fledged bidding war. They picked Island and released the EP Half Hour of Power in 2000. This spring, they put out All Killer No Filler, which they call their first real album, although it's only three minutes longer than the EP. The album is twelve quick blasts of pop punk, with lyrics mostly concerning apathy ("Motivation, such an aggravation") or breakups ("I don't wanna hear you bitch no more/I was better off a year before"). Produced by Jerry Finn of Blink-182 fame, it's filled with radio-ready choruses. "Fat Lip" showcases the group's rapping skills, while "Pain for Pleasure" perfectly satirizes Iron Maiden. Both tracks indicate that Sum 41 may have the power to transmute their skate-punk genre into something new and surprising. "We don't want to make another record that sounds like the last record," declares Whibley. "I hate when bands repeat albums."
Whibley fidgets a lot and often breaks objects just because he can't stop handling them. But when he holds a guitar, his hands move confidently and fluidly. On a Friday night, Sum 41 are in the Toronto studio Metalworks. The band is overdubbing some live tracks with Nori, improving the sound so they can be released as European B sides. Whibley plays the rhythm track to "In Too Deep," suddenly looking mature and square-jawed. Then it's Baksh's turn. The first time he recorded his vocals for "Pain for Pleasure," on All Killer, he surprised the band by using a falsetto squeal the members had never heard before. Now, in the vocal booth, he pulls his shorts up high on his waist, the better to produce a castrato tone on the final, absurd line, "Satan is his name!" Whibley almost falls out of his chair laughing.
Jocz, the author of the "Pain for Pleasure" lyrics, is missing all this, since he's in the studio lounge, watching TV and eating his dinner. There's a soft-core porn movie on; as Jocz chews his hamburger, a naked blond woman caresses herself. Asked how her breasts feel, she says they're "round and soft."
Jocz shares his philosophy of how in the Eighties acts such as Motley Crue represented rock decadence. "It changed. White rock bands got really lame - they have broken hearts and all that sh*t. But the hip-hop guys, like DMX, they're badass with strip clubs and booze. That's what we want to be doing." Right now, however, the autoerotic blond is giving him too much of the good life. "I can't watch this and eat ketchup and salt," says Jocz. He switches the channel to South Park.
From Jocz's point of view, the band's success provides him with more opportunities to goof around. Recently, a Web site posted the number of his cell phone, resulting in a flood of calls. So now Jocz has a new way to kill time on the road: He prank-calls random people who phoned him. "They're calling me because it's this childish thing to do," he says. "I'm ten times more childish than them."


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Last month on these pages we shared the sad news that the legendary Ty Fain had passed away. The original piece invited folks to share their own stories about Ty, and the result was absolutely priceless, just like Ty. You can read them here.
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A Guelph Police officer will remain on the job while facing a charge of assault causing bodily harm.
The charge is the result of a complaint made to the Guelph Police Service in December, accusing Const. Corey McArthur of using excessive force during an arrest.
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Since that review, the person that filed the original complaint took their case to the Guelph justice of the peace who issued a criminal summons to McArthur on Tuesday.
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McArthur was a granted an absolute discharge, meaning he wouldn't have a criminal record and could continue working for the Guelph Police Service.
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Before the start of this year's race Elisabeth Edland (53) from Nannestad said she fears competitors Ole Wingren from Finland, Katy Meyer from Sweden and Ole Sigleif Johansen from Alta. Edland won this class in both 2007 and 2011. Edland is a clear favorite and has something to defend.
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August 26, 2014 – By Graham Broach–
Nigel Eadie- owner of The Original Pasty House on Armada Way Plymouth
A CAFE with branches in Plymouth and Tavistock is now recycling 95 per cent of the waste it produces – and helping a local ice-cream factory into the bargain.
The Original Pasty House, run by husband and wife Nigel and Janet Eadie, had been recycling 50 per cent of its waste.
But after discussions with their commercial waste disposal contractor, the couple discovered that virtually none of it needed to go to landfill.
The couple pride themselves on running an ethical and socially responsible business: they use fair-trade coffee, free-range eggs and use local suppliers extensively to reduce food miles.
Mr Eadie said: "We have always been conscious of the environment, but didn't realise how much could be recycled.
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The business then bought a range of new bins and the 65 staff in each branch were trained in which waste went where, with feedback in notices and with their pay slips.
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Mr Eadie said: "Our staff are really behind this, and we have had many positive comments from our customers.
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"Food which goes to landfill decomposes and creates methane, which depletes the ozione layer and is bad for the environment.
"We pay to have our food waste collected twice a week in sealed bags."
From there, the waste goes to Langage Farm in Plympton, where it is put in an anaerobic digester.
This produces methane which is harnessed to generate enough electricity to power the ice-cream plant and sell a surplus to the National Grid.
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The grass grows more lush, enabling the cows to produce creamier milk.
Mr Eadie added: "Our new system is virtually cost-neutral.
"Ninety-five per cent of everything we use goes to be recycled or reused – and we're working on the other five per cent with the aim of zero to landfill in years to come."
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On this LIVE edition Tony Marino and Pastors +Brian Whiteside, +Michael Duncan, and +Jeff Klick discuss "Discipleship: Styles for Men & Women" We team God's Word with our latest book, "The Discipling Church." Guest Panelists: +J.R. Miller (Dr. Joe Miller), +Jason Velotta, +Michelle Hollomon, +lyn smith, and +Shawn Savage (Shawn & Caroline Savage).
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How many New York Times best-selling authors do you know who were on official Girl Scout business when they held their first novel in their hands for the "I can't believe this is actually happening, I wrote this and now the world will see this" time? First, as in the first of 47 novels, and first in a 28-year career involving totally unexpected acclaim in the literary field?
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Topographic Map, 1903
This 1903 topographic map shows the road configuration of the intersection of East North Broadway and High Streets. To orient yourself, remember that there were no bridges across the Olentangy River between Dodridge and Henderson, so Dodridge is the southern bridge and Henderson next bridge north of that. Calumet Street did not exist, and many other side streets had as yet to be developed, or were called by different names than they are today.
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It has been a couple of weeks with our new Labrador puppy and we are having a blast. One thing I wanted to make sure to do was to take a bunch of puppy pictures. First Labrador puppies grow exponentially; sometimes they will look bigger from day to day. If you miss a couple of days you have memories that are gone. Second with our last puppy fourteen years ago we were shooting film and lost a roll to the processors. They were all of the puppy photos we took that we could not get back and we had waited till he was older to develop.
I shoot with a digital SLR (shoot through lens) that is patterned after the older film 35mm cameras with interchangeable lenses although it takes photos on digital film cards. I will be referring to some more advanced features that can be accomplished using these cameras in this article. Note if you have a question post a comment and I'll try to answer quickly.
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Jennifer - posted on 06/25/2010 ( 7 moms have responded )
I have no idea what to use with my son. Nothing seems to work. Please help!
Jennifer - posted on 06/25/2010 ( 7 moms have responded )
I have no idea what to use with my son. Nothing seems to work. Please help!
Jessica - posted on 06/25/2010
You can try giving your kid a cold wash cloth to bite on or freezing a teething ring. If that doesn't help, you can always try children's tylenol.
Jamie - posted on 07/21/2010
We gave my son the Little Remedies Teether Tabs b/c they are homepathic and were trying to keep as many drugs out of his system as possible. He's about to be 9 months and has more teeth coming through again and we are still using them and he likes getting them since he has some chompers now to chew them with. They are dissolvable though and we had to start giving them to him at about 2 1/2 months.
Amanda - posted on 06/30/2010
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teething is a natural process everyone has to go through. if your child is...say...less than a year old...what the child is going through NOW compared to getting its two year old molars will be nothing compared to that. the least amount of meds you can get them by with the better. motrin is an anti-inflammatory. inflammation is part of the teething process. childrens tylenol or similar pain reliever would be more appropriate. enamel is one of the hardest substances in the body...think.."bone" for lack of a better word... tylenol is best for joint/bone pain...motrin/advil/ibuprofen is best for muscle/soft tissue pain. hope that helps too. =)
Amanda - posted on 06/30/2010
we use Hyland's teething tablets. you can get them at wal-mart in the baby section. less than 6 bucks for the perfect solution. they are hoalistic...so its all natural ingredients that won't harm the baby and are NOT habit forming. i did a TON of reading before settling on ANYthing like this to use with our son. i'm an uber naturalist when it comes to what i allow to go into my child's body. one thing i DO know about orajel...even for adults...if you use it too often and more than once in a day it can actually cause the nerves in the mouth to be MORE sensitive than they were when you first used it. learned that the hard way for myself a long time ago...read articles about it and decided never to use it on my kids. also...if you miss...and get it on the tongue...that can cause problems too. but...its not like...lol...abusive to give it to your kids if you decide to. i just would never use something like that. the teething tablets have chamomile and belladonna and stuff like that in it. naturally occurring herbs. good luck with whatever you decide! =)
Lynn - posted on 06/28/2010
i use a combo of motrin, teething tabs, and orajel, works every time!
Jessica - posted on 06/28/2010
Oh yes, friends have told me that orajel is good, but I haven't used it.
Sandra - posted on 06/28/2010
My son had a hard time teething (temp, wouldn't eat and barley slept) until I use baby oral jel along with teething tables. Work like a charm.
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Verified location data means you'll know exactly how much time is spent on a job, both equipment and personnel, which helps you bid on new work more profitably.
Improve worksite compliance
On any construction site there'll be compliance issues you need to observe – restricted access areas, noise ordinances and hours of operation. How can you make sure all your teams are complying with work site policies, avoiding infringements, shut downs or the ire of the neighbours? With Telogis you can easily monitor start and stop times, worker activity or equipment use and receive instant alerts for any exceptions.
Improve safety and productivity
Teams are often more productive, and more likely to follow safety procedures, when supervisors are on-site. With the Co-Location report you'll be able to monitor how much time supervisors are spending at the worksite, as well as keeping an eye on excessive congregating.
Secure sites and equipment
Worksites are always popular targets for thieves. With GPS asset location you can monitor any exceptions in real-time, whether it's unauthorised use, restricted access or a stolen asset. It doesn't matter whether your equipment is old or new, non-powered or even outside the mobile network, asset tracking can prevent misuse and, in the event of theft, assets can be recovered faster, saving you downtime and insurance costs.