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Sunday, January 31, 2010
Floral Triple Irish Chain completed!
I completed the top right after the swap at QATW in April 2005. Pinned it in 2007. Yep. Takes me awhile, doesn't it?
Will update with better photo when the sun comes out again.
This is a very easy quilt to do. The directions at Quilter Cache are very good, but she is doing 2 inch strips and I did 2.5 inch.
This link has instructions closer to what I did using the 2.5 inch strips.
Friday, January 29, 2010
Jan Mid-month mystery washcloth
Jan Mid-month mystery washcloth
Originally uploaded by Tarana5
Here's a link to the pattern which is known as "I'm Loopy".
Oak Leaf Wash Cloth
Leaf Wash Cloth
Originally uploaded by Tarana5
Originally, I listed this as a Maple Leaf washcloth. My mistake. Here's the pattern.
Ode to Crew Member Number 6
Crew Member Number 6
Originally uploaded by Tarana5
This particular washcloth was made using Lion brand kitchen cotton in red using size 5 circs and is about 8 inches square - a good washcloth size. I am a loose knitter, so keep that in mind when estimating size.
Pattern can be found here.
Thursday, January 28, 2010
More Quilting!!
Floral Irish chain top and Tall Ships Wallhanging - Unfinished tops
During the Olympics, I just want to machine sew, no cutting or handwork, to save my hands for lots of knitting and crocheting. These are some of the projects I'm considering. The first, Courthouse Steps, is actually 3 large pieces. It's a modified quilt-as-you-go. Way easier to quilt such a large quilt! Just needs to be sandwiched in 3 sections to be ready to go since I have all those pins from the Irish Chain. The second is the fishbowl quilt. All pinned, ready to go. Finally, is the waterfall quilt (I photographed it upside down!). Just need to decide in advance how I want to quilt it. At one time, I wanted to do freehand leaves (a leaf waterfall), but I realize that it is beyond my skills at this point. ALL of these are UFOs: Courthouse steps was completed in 2007, Fishbowl quilt top done in 2004 and PINNED in 2007 (blush), and finally, the waterfall quilt was a mystery quilt completed in 2006. Finishing any of these will complete one part of my New Year's resolutions (finishing at least 2 bed sized UFOs)!!
Courthouse Steps, Fishbowl and Waterfall (upside down) - All Unfinished tops
Searches for yarn and stuff for the Ravelympics continues. Team BuffyStakedEdward will have an appropriately themed potholder. Team TrueBlood will have blood red socks (Woolease) with black eyelash yarn trim. Team MN will be the Robot. I'll have to figure out where to put the rest. I really should be a member of the Team Overcommitted, don't you think? :)
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Quilting and More Project Scrounging
On the Ravelympics front, I'm having some problems about the cat bed. Seems the yarn I bought for this project a year ago was the wrong type of yarn and insufficient yardage for the updated Pi Cat Bed. I thought of using yarn from an old sweater kit. Still an option, but I have no clue how well it felts. Still doesn't solve the lack of mohair. My checking balances says that I can't complete my order to Knitpicks for new yarn until I get paid - 2 days before the Opening Ceremonies. So, I can choose to HOPE the yarn will arrive in time to work on the project, or pay a lot more and buy yarn locally. Either way, it likely won't be my first project. Darn it.
On the plus side, I found more Homespun. Just need to find the 2 black ones and that will become a Ravelypmics afghan project!
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
More Planning for Ravelympics
Aerial Unwind - reclaim the yarn from an unloved project.
Bag Jump - tote bag
Felting Freestyle - crocheted & felted bear
Free Dance - anything that doesn't fit other categories
Giant Slalom-ghan - Homespun granny square - found 4 skeins
Hat Halfpipe - hats - Snowboarder Hat
Single Skein Speed Skate -Ripple Pillow
Sock Hockey - Wendy's basic socks in Deborah Norville Serenity Sock Yarn (red/pink)
Stash Compulsory Dance - use of long neglected stash. I'll have to check. Most of these skeins are more complicated projects.
WIPs-Dancing - Second sock or Fuzzy socks (Knitty pattern)
Here are the MUST entries.
Bobsled - Pet projects - Wendy's Pi bed
Platter Lift - Buffy hotpad (Official entry for Team BuffyStakedEdward)
Skelegurumi - Robot
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Ravelympics Preparations
If you knit or crochet, you probably know that the Ravelympics 2010 is soon to begin. I am a member of two teams: Team Minnesota and Team Buffy Staked Edward. See the cool logo? Team MN doesn't have one yet. You Twilight fans - don't get too upset. I am also thinking of joining Team TrueBlood. Buffy will likely stake Eric and Bill as well.
I have only seen a smattering of Buffy shows, so purchased, used, the entire Buffy and Angel series. I plan to marathon watch during the Olympics as they only cover my favorite skiing events at odd times. I really like watching the skiing and fancy skating.
I plan to do multiple SMALL projects this time around. I don't have to buy any yarn and I have all the tools. Nothing to buy. The only project I'm concerned about is the kitty Pi bed. I want to use Wendy Johnson's NEW pi bed pattern. I copied it from a book at the library and now can't find the pattern and the book has been checked out by someone else!! I made the old pattern (Huff and Spitty, my sister's cats, are featured on her gallery pages). If I can't find the pattern instructions, I'll just have to pass on this project until I can get the book again.
Here are the potential events I will be participating in. Obviously, I will ultimately only participate in 3 or 4, but it gives me a basis to figure out where I have the patterns, yarn and tools. For instance, my search for Homespun yarn last night produced only 3 skeins. I'm thinking that I may have sold that stuff in last year's garage sale. Hmm.. I'll have to check the pictures to see if it was on the tables (photos taken for scrapbook included the crafts table). The items in BOLD I've already decided to do and have everything in the Olympics bag (from the Atlanta Games).
Aerial Unwind - reclaim the yarn from an unloved project.
Bag Jump - tote bag
Bobsled - Pet projects - Wendy's Pi bed
Felting Freestyle - crocheted & felted bear
Free Dance - anything that doesn't fit other categories
Giant Slalom-ghan - afghan - Crocheted granny square lapsized afghan in Homespun yarn
Hat Halfpipe - hats - I have kit I bought last year. I could maybe finish it while there is still snow?
Platter Lift - home decor. I wonder if this includes washcloths?
Single Skein Speed Skate - uses one skein. I have a pillow to make! Or a washcloth.
Skelegurumi - toys - my robot fits here.
Sock Hockey - socks - a simple sock from Wendy's sock book
Stash Compulsory Dance - use of long neglected stash. I'll have to check. Most of these skeins are more complicated projects.
WIPs-Dancing - any WIPs/UFOs I will have socks in this category. I have several second socks I can make.
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Progress on Projects
Quilting: I'm working on 2 UFOs and a new project. I have done about 80% of the quilting on my Floral Triple Irish Chain from last Spring. Mostly meander quilting, but I'm putting a nice motif in the white centers. I am also working on my 2nd oldest UFO. I believe I started it in 1994. This was a ship wallhanging that had really bad quilting on it due to a failing sewing machine. I've spent just tons of time removing all that quilting and finished tonight. This week, I hope to complete the quilting on both of these items. My new project is Grandma's Bunnies. I have cut all 27 bunnies from freezer paper and am in the process of making kits to work on when watching TV. The pattern is from Darcy Ashton. You can still get it from her site at http://www.ashtonpub.com/patterns.htm#GB.
Grandma's Bunnies by Darcy Ashton (an applique quilt)
Knitting: Trying to finish a complete pair of socks! Am too easily distracted by washcloths.
Crochet: Have 4 more ladybug black bodies to attach. I discovered that I failed to crochet around the wings, so am fixing that as well as making spots and attaching them. This week's goal is to complete the ladybug blocks. Then I can work the flowers.
Cross-stitch: Not a darn thing. Gotta get my act together on this!
Tuesday, January 05, 2010
Winter Fun Quilt Done!
Closeup of quilting. Used a lot of feathers and a sun center. I left some of the dark blue areas unquilted so that they would pop after washing and yes, they do.
Closeup of quilting and open space. Quilted snowflakes and more areas, such as flying geese, left unquilted to pop. This was a fun project to practice on. Hope the Spring one comes out as good!
Snowman Washcloth
Snowman Washcloth
Originally uploaded by Tarana5
Friday, January 01, 2010
Happy New Year!!!
Yes, I have some resolutions this year. I hope they are not overly ambitious, but they do give some direction:
Quilting Resolutions:
1. Use up all Halloween fabric.
2. Finish 2 bed sized UFOs.
3. Finish 5 PIGS (tops only)
4. Use up 100 yards of stash fabric (quilts, curtains, pillowcases, etc)
5. Find a better source than Joann's for 45 mm blades.
6. Work on something quilt related for 1 hour each day.
I hope this isn't too ambitious, but of course, if I finish item 1, item 4 is a shoe in. I'm also kindof fed up with Joann's. Maybe it's not their fault but they never seem to have 45mm blades in stock, even for non-sale weeks. When they do, they are only the individual blades, not the 5 pack. This year, I need more than one 5 pack of blades, so the goal is to find some for my Olfa that aren't $5 a piece.
Knitting & Crocheting:
Complete all UFOs
Now, my knitting and crocheting UFO listing is not that out of line. I only really acquired UFOs there in the last few years based on a suggestion of having more than one project going when you seem to be flagging. Just doesn't work for me. So, I'm going to focus on finishing.
Finish one project
I have done so little cross-stitching in the last year. I'm going to designate one day a week to doing cross-stitching. Once my knitting UFOs (mostly socks) are completed, I will be doing this a lot more. This is another area where multiple projects just wasn't working for me.


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Monster Recap for July – Funimation Anime On Demand!
Posted on 06. Jul, 2010 by Rob in Frontpage Video
We're here to catch you up on everything you need to know about the anime series Monster. Don't worry if you haven't seen it before, or if it's been ages since you have seen the series. By the end of our recap you will be ready to pick up on the series episodes that are available now on Funimation Anime On Demand.
So today we're going to be catching you up with Monster one of the most popular and award winning shows from Japan to date. Kind of like a Japanese Dexter without Michael C. Hall. It's all about how the main character, Dr. Tenma, decides to perform brain surgery on this little boy named Johan in order to save his life. But that little boy kind of grows up to be a serial killer and starts killing all the people around Tenma — causing Tenma's career and his life to go to hell.
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Unfortunately, some Religious Right groups have used the Day of Silence as an opportunity to disparage the LGBT community and downplay bullying against LGBT youth. People for the American Way highlighted these efforts in their recent article, "Big Bullies: How the Religious Right Is Trying to Make Schools Safe for Bullies and Dangerous for Gay Kids." I'd also like to list some of the Religious Right counter-initiatives on the Day of Silence to remind readers that homophobia and transphobia are very much alive.
First, Rep. Trent Franks (R-Arizona) called a House Judiciary Committee hearing on defending the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) entitled "Defending Marriage." Held on the same date as the Day of Silence, the hearing featured "expert" witnesses such as Marriage Gallagher of the National Organization for Marriage (NOM), and Ed Whelan of the Ethics and Public Policy Center.
The ACLU issued a statement criticizing the hearings for using scarce resources to defend a "discriminatory and unconstitutional law." Human Rights Campaign President Joe Solmonese issued a statement on the hearing, condemning DOMA and asking why some members of Congress fixate on discriminating against LGBT people. Commentators at Wonk Room, Daily Kos, and Lez Get Real noted the anti-gay and anti-Obama rhetoric from some voices at the hearing. On a bright note, Maggie Gallagher was awarded the first annual "Anita Bryant Unparalleled Bigotry Award" by representatives of GetEqual en route to the hearing.
Second,over thirty Religious Right groups -- including WallBuilders, the American Family Association, the Liberty Counsel, and several regional branches of Concerned Women for America -- endorsed the Day of Silence Walkout. The Day of Silence Walkout website describes its efforts as a way to "depoliticize" the learning environment by helping parents oppose the "hijacking of the classroom for political purposes." Parents are encouraged to keep their children out of school on the Day of Silence and write to administrators at schools that permit students to take vows of silence that day. Parents are also enjoined to tell their children that homosexuality is supposedly not an innate identity, "freely chosen" homosexual behavior is immoral, disapproval of LGBT people is allegedly not equivalent to racism, ad nauseum.
Third, in response to the Day of Silence, Focus on the Family and the Alliance Defense Fund have designated April 18th their "Day of Dialogue". According to the Day of Dialogue website, the event is an opportunity for Christian students to profess their faith and promote heteronormative relationships. For instance, the website's guiding principles state that God designed marriage as a union of a husband and wife, and also designed men and women to be different and complimentary. The FAQS section of the website offers insight into the mentality that produced the Day of Dialogue:
As a high school or college student, it can sometimes feel discouraging when controversial subjects like homosexuality are brought up in your school—and the conversation seems stifled, one-sided and doesn't allow free room for discussion. It's not unusual for students to often feel like their deeply held beliefs—including the deepest truths of Christianity—are being mischaracterized.Instead of identifying homophobia and transphobia as forms of intolerance, the Day of Dialogue and the Day of Silence Walkout frame them as mere differences of opinion in a public discussion. The fact that homophobia and transphobia are corrosive to the well-being of LGBT youth is not discussed.
Wish your classmates could hear more of the story—like the truth about God's deep love for us and what the Bible really says about His redemptive design for marriage and sexuality? Wouldn't it be nice if a deeper and freer conversation could happen?
Right-wing challenges to the Day of Silence were not limited to the events above. Many more Religious Right and right-wing groups lambasted the Day of Silence.
- Right Side News posted a sarcastic editorial on the event, taunting gay men about wearing lipstick, joking that the Day of Silence was mandatory, and even throwing in a tasteless N*MBLA joke.
- According to articles at OneNewsNow and Christian News Wire, Parents and Friends of Ex-Gays (PFOX) encouraged students, parents, and teachers to distribute "ex-gay" literature at schools on the Day of Silence. Regina Griggs, executive director of PFOX, accused "homosexual activists" of trying to "censor the ex-gay point of view." Truth Wins Out and Right Wing Watch posted scathing commentary on PFOX's tactic.
- Linda Harvey penned a column for World Net Daily, calling the Day of Silence "dumb" and accusing it of utilizing "manipulation, propaganda and social engineering." Equality Matters criticized her column in an April 11th post.
Implicit in many of these efforts are assumptions that anti-LGBT Christians are allegedly being silenced, Christianity is incompatible with support for LGBT youth, and most glaringly, LGBT identities are somehow immoral or abnormal. The idea that one can be both a Christian and LGBT is alien to these figures, as is the idea that LGBT youth deserve respect and safe spaces.
Fortunately, for every anti-LGBT voice condemning the Day of Silence, there are other voices calling for an end to anti-LGBT bullying, even if those voices speak with silence. Let's support efforts to end anti-LGBT bullying and work toward a world that is safe for LGBT youth.
For additional commentary, visit the following links.
Huffington Post: On Anti-Bullying 'Day of Silence,' the Religious Right Cheers on the Bullies
Religion Dispatches: Day of (Anti-Bullying) Silence Shows "Pro-Family" Activists to be Anti-Gay Bullies
Gaytheist Agenda: National Day of Silence 2011
Holy Bullies and Headless Monsters: Day of Silence: THIS Is What It's All About
Right Wing Watch: "Ex-Gay" Activists Want to Crash the Day of Silence
Right Wing Watch: Staver: Stop "The Intolerance Promoted By The Day Of Silence"


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At our recent Slow Dinner – Grow Your Business Tree event, I found myself contemplating what my hypothetical "perfect business" would look like. How would I align my passions, talents and insights such that I could do the most good, as well as be rewarded in the ways that are important to me?
When the discussion traveled around the room, I heard some truly amazing insights from other guests using the metaphor of a tree to model a business. Julie and Tonielle spoke of the way trees, like businesses, need to coexist symbiotically with their environment. Irma and Donna explored the cyclical nature of their seasonal changes. Gaynor pointed out that a tree's gnarls are like scars – and can become places for fresh growth in new directions.
I went home thinking hard about all these things and came to a realisation: I had been forcibly stunting my own sapling's growth, clinging to unnecessary beliefs that should be shed like dry leaves in autumn.
Now with the gusts of springtime shaking me out of a sleepy-sapped stupor, I feel it's time to stretch towards the sun again. I've embraced the recognition that I can and want to do more with what I have. I've decided that making a real effort to create and cultivate my own personal brand is absolutely necessary if I'm to pursue what's important to me.
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A woman from Mooresville received transport to Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center on April 9 after her vehicle was struck from behind by a tractor-trailer on Garner Bagnal Boulevard at Salisbury Road in Statesville.
Darlene Browning was taken by helicopter to the hospital after initially being taken to Iredell Memorial Hospital, according to Statesville Police Officer Ben Hardy, the investigating officer.
According to Hardy, Browning, in a vehicle also occupied by her three grandchildren, was trying to turn left from Garner Banal Boulevard to Salisbury Road. She had stopped to wait for westbound traffic to clear when she was rear-ended by a tractor-trailer driven by Texas resident Thomas Wilson.
Browning's vehicle was forced into the westbound lane by the impact, causing her to collide with the rear wheel of a passing tractor-trailer.
According to Hardy, Browning and her grandchildren all received transport to IMH. The grandchildren suffered scratches and bruises, but her condition was not known.
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Microsoft has a huge head start on Sony, and historically the first one to 10 million consoles sold wins! Microsoft also has an established online system and community, something which Sony hasn't even experimented with… and today online gaming will make or break the system's success.
All the critics are saying the Wii's control scheme is evolutionary and extremely intuitive, but so is the DS, which trails last in the handheld market. The best product isn't necessarially the market leader… remember BetaMax tapes, the Sega Dreamcast, and Atari Jaguar? For the Wii's control scheme to be considered anything more than a novelty, then every game must use it! Sure Nintendo is showing how cool it is to aim Link's bow with the Wii, but unless every game uses the Wii then it's just a gimmick. Guitar Hero has a special controller for it's game, too, but it isn't considered an evolutionary controller… and has there been any mention of the Wii's online support?
Nintendo's philosophy of the Wii is that it is centric to your home entertainment… but been there, done that… Xbox has built-in Media Center Extention support and HD-DVD coming, and the PS3 will be a Blu-Ray player…
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1. Xbox 3630 (by a huge margin)
2. Playstation3 (and online will be a huge letdown, and people will migrate to the 360)
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The latest news from schools across the Dacorum area.
Abbot's Hill actors take a trip Into The Woods
The latest Senior School drama production at Abbot's Hill took place last week.
Musical theatre production Into the Woods was performed at the school's Judi Dench Theatre last Thursday and Friday along with two performances on the Saturday, after weeks of rehearsals.
'Into the Woods' is a musical which intertwines the plots of several Brothers Grimm fairy tales and follows them to explore the consequences of the characters' wishes and quests.
The main characters are taken from 'Little Red Riding Hood', 'Jack and the Beanstalk', 'Rapunzel', and 'Cinderella', as well as several others.
The musical is tied together by an original story involving a childless baker and his wife and their quest to begin a family, their interaction with a Witch who has placed a curse on them, and their interaction with other storybook characters during their journey.
What begins as a lively irreverent fantasy musical eventually becomes a meaningful tale about responsibility, the problems that come from wishes, and the legacy that we leave our children.
A new Walt Disney film based on the musical was launched in December, featuring Meryl Streep, Emily Blunt, James Corden and Johnny Depp.
Back to school for children's author Cathy Cassidy
Children's author Cathy Cassidy stopped by to meet pupils at The Hemel Hempstead School last week, while on tour promoting her latest book.
Sweet Honey is another instalment in her Chocolate Box Girls series.
She gave a talk to Year 7, Year 5 & Year 6 from South Hill School, and visiting groups from Adeyfield School, Cavendish School, Parmiter's School and Francis Combe Academy.
She entertained the students with stories of her daydreaming schooldays and talked about the writing process and how she creates her characters.
She showed them several slides from her website and encouraged them to contact her with questions or to obtain the secrets of daydreaming without your teacher finding out!
Chorleywood Bookshop were also present to sell books and Cathy spent the lunch break before her talk signing books and talking to the students.
There were a number of very excited girls who were delighted to be able to meet their favourite author.
Great Gaddesden Primary receives funding to improve outdoor sport facilities
Great Gaddesden Primary School has received a major boost in sport and play equipment after it was successful in gaining £19.950 to develop new outdoor sports facilities at its village site.
The funding, which is part of Sport England's £18m National Lottery funded Primary School Facilities Fund aims to provide outdoor multi-activity play areas to over six hundred schools across the country.
The investment is designed to specifically support schools which have limited outdoor space for sports and who are in greatest need of facility improvements. The Sports Funding will benefit both pupils at the school and the wider community. This fund builds on and complements the Government's £150 million a year Primary PE and Sport Premium.
The new investment has meant that pupils of Great Gaddesden Primary School are able to enjoy new sports facilities including a traversing wall, a small multi-surfaced area with net and goal for nursery and infant pupils and a larger multi-sports and activity area with net and hoop for junior pupils.
Headteacher Nikki Comer, said: "The Sport England funding we have received has been vital in providing our pupils with enhanced opportunities to play sports. The children have been able to improve their skills and co-ordination by having defined areas, markings and goals to practice on, which were not available previously.
"These fantastic new multi-sport facilities are impacting positively on physical activity in the school each day."
Olivia, in Year 1 at the school, said: "Our new sports equipment is fantastic and brilliant, because we get to play football and basketball in a proper area and it's really fun."
Nick Bitel, Sport England Chair, said: "Having the right space to play sport and be physically active as a child is vitally important. We are delighted to be investing this funding in Great Gaddesden School to improve the spaces that will give children the space to start enjoying PE and sport."
The new sports equipment which was completed at the beginning of January is already proving popular with pupils who are utilising the facilities to play sport during PE Lessons and at After School Sport Clubs, and also for recreation during lunch and play times.
Grove Road's Young Voices perform at the O2
A total of 120 children from Grove Road Primary School performed to a sold-out arena at the O2 arena on Friday, January 30 as part of 'Young Voices', - the world's largest children's choir.
Around 7,500 school children from across the region took part in the concert and performed alongside artists Lucy Spraggan of X Factor fame and Liverpool boy band Mic Lowry, led by internationally acclaimed conductor David Lawrence. The children performed various medleys, from pop, to Andrew Lloyd Webber, and even a tribute to South Africa.
They performed dance moves to go with the songs, taught by one of the country's leading street dance teachers. Clever use of lights and the children's torches created some spine-tingling effects when combined with the beautiful sound of the children's voices.
This was a life-changing experience for the children: to be able to perform in one of the world's greatest arenas where their idols perform regularly, with all their friends around them for support.
Sharon Sanderson, Head at Grove Road, said:"We are immensely proud of what our children achieved at the O2 Arena.
"Such experiences are invaluable in helping to increase the children's self-belief and confidence, we well as inspiring a love of music.
"It is an experience they will remember for the rest of their lives".
Through taking part in Young Voices, the children gained a huge sense of achievement from rehearsing hard over so many weeks and finally being able to perform in such an amazing venue to their families.


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EA Engineering, Science, and Technology, Inc., PBC Joint Venture Awarded Environmental Contract by Maryland Department of Transportation
Hunt Valley, Maryland (16 January 2018)—EA Engineering, Science, and Technology, Inc., PBC (EA), a leading provider of interdisciplinary environmental services, announced today that its joint venture with McCormick Taylor, Inc. (EA/MT JV) was awarded a second consecutive contract to provide National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) and Environmental Compliance Services to the Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA). The contract is valued at $3 million over 5 years. Under this contract, the EA/MT JV will provide comprehensive environmental compliance, design, and management services to MDTA, primarily through its Office of Engineering and Construction and Office of Environment, Safety, and Risk Management.
The scope of the contract focuses on providing technical and managerial support to MDTAs efforts to comply with NPDES general permit and Chesapeake Bay Total Maximum Daily Load requirements, as well as implementation support for MDTAs Environmental Management System and environmental compliance programs. Specific tasks may include environmental planning, assessment, permitting, and design for drainage systems and stormwater best management practices; water quality analyses and processes; field and data collection; and site investigation and remediation services. Additional responsibilities may encompass environmental permitting acquisition, Maryland Department of the Environments Oil Control Program support, Geographic Information System services, Environmental Management System implementation, drinking water and waste management program support, and other operational compliance activities, as well as assistance with green/sustainable energy and energy conservation and management.
EA is very pleased to continue our partnership with MDTA and Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT) and to add this contract to our growing portfolio of environmental compliance and engineering contracts, stated Sarah Ridgway, P.E., Senior Vice President and Director of EAs mid-Atlantic Facilities Compliance and Engineering services unit. Together, with our joint venture partner and MDOT-certified Minority Business Enterprise and Veteran-Owned Small Business Enterprise subcontractors, we expect to deliver significant value to MDTA in the execution of this contract. EA is proud to support MDTAs efforts to maintain compliance with state and federal environmental regulations and to support it efforts to responsibly manage stormwater.
EA is providing similar environmental compliance and stormwater management services to other MDOT modals including State Highway Administration, Maryland Port Administration, and Maryland Aviation Administration, as well as other state agencies and local governments.
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Heron went a courting
February 2011
Photographer and Chapter member Michael Mitchell was lucky enough to catch these Great Blue Herons mating at Point Lobos. After the male heron has collected a stick to use in nest building and has presented it to the female, he may be lucky in love.
When eggs are laid, both the male and female share incubation duties. Chicks are born nearly naked with their eyes tightly closed.
Great Blue Herons are found on the Central Coast year round.
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The original target of over 5GW by 2015 was set as part of the country's five-year plan. WPO Intelligence figures show that by the end of 2016, China will have installed a total of 3.9GW offshore, a 44% decrease on the previous year's 2016 cumulative offshore target of 7.1GW.
Speaking at a Sino-British conference dedicated to offshore wind case studies and technology exchange, Shi Lishan, deputy chief of new and renewable energy division at the National Energy Administration, said there would be "a degree of difficulty" in hitting the 7.1GW target. China has been among the early adopters of offshore wind with around 320MW demonstration projects online, however it has yet to build a commercially-backed project.
Elsewhere, the UK and Germany will stay way ahead of other countries in terms of offshore installations over the new two years. The Netherlands will come a distant third, well in front of the US, which will take fourth place — if Cape Wind goes ahead.
If all goes to plan, German installations in 2014 will be higher than those of the UK. According to WPO Intelligence, Germany is set to install 1.4GW by the end of this year, with completed projects including Dan Tysk (288MW), Global Tech 1 (400MW) and Borkum West 2 (200MW).
In comparison, the UK is set to install just under 1GW. The bulk of this capacity is at Gwynt y Môr (576MW), which came online this week, and West of Duddon Sands (389MW), which finished turbine installation last month. The remaining UK installations this year consist of demonstration projects.
Projects sizes in Europe are growing, but perhaps not quite as much as had been anticipated. Currently, the average project size in UK waters, excluding small sub-20MW demonstrator projects, is about 250MW. Of those set to come online by 2016, sizes start at around 400MW. German projects over the three-year period studied remain under 300MW.
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An empty seat in a packed House chamber. The gaze of a child's grieving parents. The solemnity of a president and warring lawmakers promising, for the moment, to convene in peace.
WASHINGTON (AP) — An empty seat in a packed House chamber. The gaze of a child's grieving parents. The solemnity of a president and warring lawmakers promising, for the moment, to convene in peace.
From the podium to the House floor and the gallery above, the heartbreak of the Jan. 8 Tucson shootings looms over the packed chamber Tuesday evening when President Barack Obama delivers the annual State of the Union address.
At the rostrum, Obama is expected to speak in healing tones to a nation and a Congress still grappling with what role, if any, fiery political rhetoric played in sparking the mad attack not three weeks earlier that left six people dead, Rep. Gabrielle Giffords with a bullet wound to the head, and 12 others injured.
Behind him: the new Republican speaker of the House, John Boehner, sworn into his position as second in line to the presidency less than a week before the shootings.
Gazing down from the gallery: the faces of the tragedy.
John and Roxanna Green, the parents of 11-year-old Dallas and the late Christina Taylor, the 9-year-old girl born on 9/11 and killed in the Tucson attack.
Daniel Hernandez, the Giffords intern who helped clear the wounded congresswoman's airway and held her until medics arrived.
Giffords' Arizona medical team — trauma surgeons Peter Rhee and Randall Friese, neurosurgeon Michael Lemole and nurse Tracy Culbert.
Below them in the audience, Republican and Democratic lawmakers are making a show of unity. Carefully courting each other like prom dates, many will sit elbow-to-elbow rather than the traditional party-by-party. Black and white ribbons, signifying the deaths of the Tucson victims and the hopes of the survivors, were to be pinned to lapels across the chamber.
The proximity of lawmakers to the president and to each other is often seen as a measure of power, goodwill and grudges. So, mixing it up, participants hope, might be a soothing visual for a nation still struggling to understand the violence.
More to the point: Polls in the last week have shown that a majority of Americans want to see more civility from their lawmakers; many think less partisan seating is a good idea.
But there's no guarantee that such chumminess for an hour on television will pay bipartisan dividends when Congress turns to weighty and controversial matters like the fate of Obama's health care overhaul and the federal spending cuts Republicans promised in the midterm elections.
Conservative interest groups have objected to the mixed seating plan because, they say, it reflects an initial rush to blame activists who use harsh rhetoric.
And a bit of partisan hangover remained from previous years. Justice Clarence Thomas, for example, has said he does not attend the presidential addresses to Congress because they have become partisan occasions, and he was expected to be absent Tuesday night.
Also elsewhere: Justice Samuel Alito, who last year mouthed "Not true" in response to Obama's criticism of the high court. Alito is the jurist-in-residence at the University of Hawaii law school.
But there were other signs of thaw, some of it inspired by the horror of Tucson.
Chief Justice John Roberts was bringing six members of the high court, quieting speculation that only Democratic appointees to the court would attend.
The Arizona delegation will sit together, around an empty seat to signify Giffords' absence.
"It is a reminder of how we have to work to bring down crime, how we have to work to build an environment of civility where we can disagree without leading to violence," senior presidential adviser Valerie Jarrett said Tuesday on NBC's "Today" show.
Conservatives chafed but ignored that comment and mostly agreed to mix it up with Democrats.
Through senior aides, House Majority Leader Eric Cantor late Monday invited Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi to sit with him for the address. On Tuesday, Pelosi declined, tweeting her thanks to the Virginia Republican and saying she had already asked Rep. Roscoe Bartlett, R-Md.
Dozens of other pairings have been sought and accepted: Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., will sit with John Thune, R-S.D. And Rep. Elijah Cummings, D-Md., will sit with Rep. Paul Gosar, R-Ariz., near the rest of that state's grieving delegation.
Meanwhile, the alleged gunman, Jared Lee Loughner, has pleaded not guilty in the attacks.


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The Evangelical Network 2010 Conference
Thursday, April 29, 2010
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WHAT is the conference about?
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The Evangelical Network 2010 Conference
will take place April 29 - May 2, 2010, at the Crowne Plaza Irvine in Irvine, CA.
The 2010 conference is designed to educate and inspire every Christian to embrace God's will for their individual lives, relationships, and ministries. The conference workshops and sessions focus on helping better understand, develop, and further our God-given gifts for greater ministry in the body of Christ.
The 2010 conference will feature four days of transforming teaching, intimate worship, and building relationships.
WHO produces the conference?
The conference is produced by
The Evangelical Network
. The Evangelical Network started in 1988 as a fellowship of Bible believing churches, ministries, Christian workers and individuals who share a common faith, purpose, and witness. Our mission is to spread the Gospel to ALL people and to build bridges between the GLBT (gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender) Evangelical community and the Straight Evangelical community by fostering a safe space for on-going conversation and education. We provide resources, support, and networking opportunities for churches, ministries, and individuals who are GLBT-affirming or are seeking to become affirming. Our affiliated churches, ministries, and Christian workers collaborate together on national and international projects.
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The Evangelical Network 2010 Conference
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April 29 - May 2, 2010, at the Crowne Plaza Irvine
Irvine, CA
The conference begins Thursday morning with special focused seminars, continues Friday and Saturday with workshops and main gatherings, and concludes Sunday with the final gathering.
Conference Highlights
Focused Seminars - Thursday
Welcome Reception & Remnant Sings...Again! - Thursday
Workshops - Friday, Saturday
Ministry Expo - Saturday
Main Gatherings - Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Midnight Madness Fellowship - Friday and Saturday late night
Click here to view the detailed conference schedule
WHAT are the different passes?
Conference + Seminars
Gatherings Pass
Focused Seminars
(Pastors, Pastor's Spouses, Church Leaders, Reconciliation, etc)
Welcome Reception
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Main Gatherings
Ministry Expo
Friday Workshops
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Reconciliation Seminar
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*You must select which single day you wish to attend at time of registration.
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In an effort to make attending The Evangelical Network 2010 Conference more affordable, we are pleased to announce the following discounts.
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Discounts may only be used after Early Bird pricing expires.
Attendees may only use ONE discount code.
Pastor/Church Leader:
$15 discount
To qualify, you must serve in the office of pastor, minister of youth, minister of music, or assistant pastor for your local church.
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First Time Attendee:
$25 discount
To qualify, you must have never attended a previous conference.
Use code: newbie
Couples' Discount:
$85 discount
To qualify, the couple must register for the conference at the same time.
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Group Discount:
$25 discount
To qualify, 5 or more from the same church, ministry, or organization must register to attend the conference with either the All Access Pass of the Full Conference Pass.
To obtain a discount code, please submit the online group discount application by clicking here.
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The AC 22S Crossover has been discontinued. Consider the HAL3s, which includes all your system processing:
The Rane AC 22S Active Crossover is a stereo 2-way with a mono subwoofer option, or it can be used as a mono 3-way. It employs state-variable 4th-order Linkwitz-Riley filter alignments to minimize phase difficulties in the critical crossover region.
Simply put, a Linkwitz-Riley alignment is two cascaded 2nd-order Butterworth filters exhibiting identical phase characteristics on their Low pass and High pass Outputs. This characteristic guarantees in-phase outputs at all frequencies. In-phase outputs are mandatory for proper acoustic summing of common signals from adjacent drivers in the crossover region. An added benefit of this topology is steep 24 dB per octave rolloff slopes. A slope of this magnitude guarantees drivers designed to produce a specific range of frequencies, and no more, will not be driven past their limits, thereby minimizing distortion and driver fatigue.
To further guarantee the transparent operation, adjustable Delay circuits appear on the Low (& Mid when used in 3-way mode) Outputs of each channel to compensate for any physical misalignment of the drivers. Time correction ensures the mechanical phase alignment of adjacent drivers will be acoustically correct, thus maintaining the integrity of the electrical phase alignment of the crossover's filters. CD horn equalization is also possible with an internal modification.
The AC 22S uses XLR connectors with active balanced inputs and outputs. The AC 22S improves upon its previous model by incorporating an internal power supply that can be plugged in almost anywhere in the world.
Each unit is shipped with a booklet containing all of the above, the RaneNote "Sound System Interconnection," Declaration of Conformity, and Rane's 2+ Year Warranty information.
Can the crossover ranges be modified, or for constant directivity horn equalization?
This is a simple modification that requires installing a specific capacitor on the pre-drilled circuit board, determined by your CD horn rolloff point. Instructions are in the AC 22S Manual. If your crossover is older and doesn't match these capacitor indicators, you may find your unit's manual and schematic here, or call or email Chris in tech support at the factory with your serial number. To change any frequency ranges, download this PDF: "Crossover Modifications."
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Mala Anand is the EVP, President of Leonardo | Data & Analytics at SAP, leading the end-to-end business including go-to-market, product development and strategy. SAP Leonardo combines the software capabilities across Machine Learning, Big Data, Internet of Things (IoT) and Analytics on the Cloud Platform using advanced design thinking services creating differentiated business outcomes for customers. The core focus of Data & Analytics is across large data sets with embedded machine learning innovations. With her primary focus on market acceleration, product development and adoption in one of SAP's core areas of integrated innovation, Anand develops and executes strategy across all markets and ensures operational excellence within the global GTM and product development teams.
Anand has more than 20 years of experience leading product and service strategy for large enterprise software companies. Formerly, Anand led the Data & Analytics | Automation Software Platforms business at Cisco Systems with a focus on innovative solutions to aggregate and analyze today's hyper-distributed and real-time streaming data. With over 20 years of experience as a senior software executive, Anand places a deep focus on delivering high-impact solutions to the market that help customers develop informed, timely insights to establish new modes of engaging their workforce and customers.
Anand has deep expertise in data & analytics and automation platforms (real-time analytics, machine-learning, cloud platforms, distributed computing), end-to-end products, go-to-market strategies and execution, enterprise software and software as a service (SaaS), cloud and managed services business models, and product and strategy execution. She has held senior executive positions in software products, go-to-market, services, and technology businesses and holds multiple technology patents. Among other roles, she was entrepreneur in residence for the noted venture capital firm Kliener Perkins Caufield and Byers, and developed software products for Corosoft (BMC), Rapt (Microsoft), and Beyond, Inc. Anand also led enterprise software and go-to-market teams at Oracle and Digital Equipment Corporation, focusing on software products and technology vision, go-to-market strategies, and delivering enterprise software and services.
She holds a bachelor's degree in computer science from University of Massachusetts and a master's degree in computer science from Brown University.
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The Little Black New Years Dress
That little black dress we love, the beloved Coco Chanel gave it the attention it deserved! Our little Ms. Audrey Hepburn started a phenomenon in Breakfast at Tiffany's from the moment she stepped out of that taxi, wearing her famous black dress eating fresh bakery. How about instead of buying a sparkly dress you will wear once this New Year, invest in that perfect little black dress you will wear forever. Here are a few great classic looks that will carry you through many parties!
Sweet and simple, a black lace overlay. One thing I love about a little black dress is that you can play up your jewelry and accessories without ever looking too overdone. It also draws attention to your fabulous hair! Try wearing statement, colorful shoes. A fun little trick for our ladies on the shorter side, wear nude pumps, this elongates your legs and gives you the appearance of being taller.
Spring/Summer Trends for 2011
I know I know, we haven't even gotten to the worst part of winter yet and I'm already writing about spring -BUT lets all think warm happy thoughts, and maybe it will blind that ground hog in to not seeing it's shadow! Fashion's beginning to warm up too! Gone are the greys and blacks and in come the neutrals (nude is huge) and bright colors! We spoke about Honeysuckle being the new color of 2011, but what else is there? Here's the breakdown:
- Peak-a-boo clothing
- Metallics
- Feathers
- Neutrals
- Back to school style (stripes, knee highs, academic blazers)
How all the trends on the runway will play out for retail is always interesting. Generally the trend (such as the peek-a-boo) is very in your face on the runway, almost offensive. However by the time it's watered down to the retail level, we just see a few hints of the style that make it practical for the rest of the world to wear. I saw a lot of feathers in clothing, but I have a feeling it will take off more with accessories and shoes in the stores. My favorite trend is "Back to School", it's lovely and innocent!
Party Hair Time!
You've got the outfit, the shoes, the accessories, and now you're standing in your bathroom glaring at yourself and wondering "WHAT in the world am I going to do with my hair for this party?" We did some looking around in the magazines and fashion shows, and found a few cute ideas!
The 2011 Color of the Year
I've always wondered how the most popular "color of the year" evolves. I imagined I would do some research and, like many unanswered questions of our universe, be left in the dark. I got lucky though and found a reliable explanation in the Wall Street Journal! There is a color authority, and it goes by the name Pantone. They are known for their Pantone Matching System which helps printing, graphic, and fabric industries communicate the exact shade of color they desire instead of relying on words. They poll graphic, industrial, fashion and other designers around the world and pinpoint the colors that have the broadest appeal, and wa-la! Color of the year! What is 2011? An intense pink called "honeysuckle".
I also wonder why this is the color of the year. Who picks it out, where does the trend start? I believe it starts the same way everything starts: The way we feel. Pink reflects optimism, which I believe many of us have coming out of the darkness of our recession. Pink reminds us of our mothers lipstick when we are younger, of flowers that we took TIME to notice when we weren't so busy with our stressful lives. It's comforting and uplifting. What was the color of the year in 2008, the lowest of the low year? Blue Iris. Very conservative. Funny isn't it? The year before the economic fall? Chili Pepper.
So next time you're watching a runway show and wonder "How do they come up with this stuff?" Now 'ya know! It's how you feel, whether you realize it or not.
Renotta's Next Big Idea!
I've gotta give props to my boss Renotta, she always has an eye out for what's new and is always willing to give it a try. During this giving time of year, she used her creativity to come up with a fantastic idea: You help us, we'll help you and together it will help those in need. Bring two skeins of homespun yarn by Lionbrand ($5 per skein, and available at Jo Ann Fabrics and Wal-mart) to Next Door and receive a 50% off coupon for any full priced item at Next Door! The scarfs that she knits will be donated to the Hebron House Shelters in Waukesha to help keep the homeless warm (and although not as important, stylish!). I think it's a great idea and it will help you keep your budget while Christmas shopping!


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The Corpse of St James's
A Dorothy Martin MysteryBook - 2012
"Fans of Agatha Christie and Dorothy L. Sayers will enjoy this very traditional British cozy" Booklist - Dorothy Martin and her husband, retired Chief Constable Alan Nesbitt, have just visited Buckingham Palace, where Alan was awarded the George Cross, when they and a friend, retired Chief Inspector Jonathan Quinn, stumble across the body of a young girl hidden in St James's Park. Wondering what led to the unfortunate girl's demise, Dorothy can't help but get involved in the case when Jonathan calls the next day and admits he knew who the victim was . . .
Publisher: Sutton, Surrrey, England : Severn House, 2012.
Branch Call Number: MYSTERY DAM
Characteristics: 212 p. ; 23 cm.
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So it's Friday.. I can't say that it really matters, because I'll be at work all weekend.. OHHH the joys of grad school..
1. For your enjoyment.. This is me daily..
2. PRed my deadlift this week.. 193lbs! That's roughly 60lbs more than I weigh. Yup. I was stoked. 200, I'm coming for you!!!
3. Last weekend at my hometown 5k I managed to win my age group.. after running 10 miles.. It was also a PR.. Basically I was stoked! 25:40! Boom!! My little sister and dad walked it, and my little sister even managed to snag third place in her age group!!
4. I'm contemplating a new tattoo! (Bet you didn't know I even had one!!).. But anyways, I'm not looking for you opinion on tattoos because I know that everyone has their own opinions. BUT just incase you're wondering what I'm thinking about.. it might be something like this! (and NO, not on my wrist!! definitely someplace that can be easily hidden!)
5. How to spot a runner 101: Look for the compression socks!! I went on a run and then had to hussle around to run some errands on Wednesday so I ended up looking like this. I got asked if I as a soccer play, to which I replied, "Nope, I'm a runner."
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Not sure what to eat when backpacking? To start with, I'd recommend reading my post on backpacking food, which talks about types of backpacking food and what types of food to bring backpacking. You can also read this post with tips for planning backpacking meals. Then check out these great examples of backpacking food below.
Backpacking Breakfast Ideas
Pack oatmeal in a plastic baggie with some dried fruits like dried bananas, apples, cranberries, or raisins. Add some brown sugar or cinnamon. You can also throw in some nuts from your trail mix.
Dehydrated Eggs
Yes, you can eat eggs while backpacking! Scramble them up and then dehydrate them. Then just add water and cook them (you'll need to bring a little bottle of oil so the rehydrated eggs don't get stuck to your cook pan). The dehydrated eggs are a bit rubbery, but still taste good. You can add freeze-dried onions to them, garlic, and salami.
Backpacking Lunch and Dinner Ideas
Tabouli and Black Beans
You can find instant tabouli in a box in your supermarket. The black beans here were dehydrated and then rehydrated with hot water. Remember to add lots of seasonings so they don't taste boring!
Dried Asian Soup
Put dried mushrooms, dried scallions, noodles, and miso paste in a bag. Viola! You've got Asian soup.
Instant Potatoes with Veggies
You can find instant mashed potatoes in your supermarket. Make them heartier by adding freeze-dried veggies to the mix (which you can find at health food stores). You can also top the mashed potatoes with a dehydrated pasta sauce (which can also be found in your supermarket in packets or you can dehydrate it yourself) or proteins like TVP.
TVP Chili
TVP stands for Textured Vegetable Protein and can be found in the bulk section of health food stores. You just add water and get something resembling ground beef. It is rather flavorless, so you'll need to add seasonings to it. One way to use TVP when backpacking is to add it to dry chili packets. Just boil it all together and you've got chili!
Spanish Rice and Salami
If you bring rice backpacking, make sure it is the fast-cooking kind so you don't waste all your fuel to cook it. You can add dried meats like salami to the rice for more flavor and protein.
Hearty Tomato Noodle Soup
I get packets of instant tomato soup from the supermarket, remove them from their packages, and add more noodles and dehydrated veggies. It makes for a hearty, tasty backpacking lunch.
Paneer is an Indian dish. You can find boxes of instant paneer in the ethnic section of supermarkets or in health food stores. I have no idea how they managed to dehydrate the cheese, but apparently it tastes really good.
Couscous and Veggies
I always bring couscous backpacking because it cooks in just 2 minutes, and my daughter loves it. Add dehydrated veggies or hummus to the couscous to make it heartier. Just remember to pack the dried veggies separately. They need to cook longer than the couscous, so you have to put them in the water first and add the couscous after a few minutes.
Couscous and Lentils
I love couscous so much as a backpacking food that I included two examples. This one has lentils. Lentils are a good choice for backpacking because they cook really quickly, and are loaded with protein and nutrients. Red lentils cook even faster!
What is your favorite backpacking meal?
Need more tips and ideas for planning backpacking meals? Read:
- What to Eat When Backpacking
- Tips for Planning Backpacking Meals
- How to Plan Backpacking Meals
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I'm sure I'm speaking for all of us when I say THANK YOU for your decision to keep the site going!
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Hi Kevin, I have Name that Star up and running with a new game for September. Just wondering is there any way that the group's activity could show up on the Main Page, like it does for The Game, Connect the Stars, etc.? William is my sole player at the moment (although its only been up for 15 mins! lol). I did email the members to let them know there is a new game btw.
Hi Kevin, loving the Jean Harlow pic on the main page. I only just noticed... I was wondering something. Would it be ok for me to have a bash at doing a Name That Star game? I miss that game. It was a lot of fun. I can get the pics together if you think I'd be suitable to do that for one month?
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By Katie Lamb
Have you ever climbed Clippity Do-Dah? I have. Clippity Do-Dah is one of my favorite outdoor routes and it is at Rumney on the left side of Jimmy Cliff. It is a multi-pitch route so we do it with everybody in the family. It is only a 5.3, but I think it is a really fun route.
The first time going up Clippity Do-Dah I felt very excited. That time was really fun. We went up the climb with my mom, my dad, and my brother. I felt excited because this was my first time doing a multi-pitch.
However I had to wait until we had set up a toprope. My brother led the first pitch. Then he clipped himself in. Then my dad went up. When my dad got up he set up a toprope. Then my dad said that my mom and me should climb on the same rope so that we could stay together. Then my dad said that we should start climbing. So I started up. But a few minutes later I needed to go to the bathroom. So I speed climbed all the way up the first pitch. I kept needing to wait for my mom because we were tied together. My mom climbs very, very slow. Finally we got to the first anchor. At the beginning of the climb I felt excited. Now I felt like I wanted to get to the top soon.
Then my mom lead belayed my dad up to the top. When my dad got to the top he set up a toprope. When my dad finished setting up the toprope, he called down to us to start climbing. This part of the climb was harder so I could not go as fast. Also this part was shorter. But it still took the same amount as the first pitch because my mom was even slower.
Finally we got to the top. I quickly got off my harness and found a bush and then I felt much better. After that, my dad set up the rappel. We stayed up on the top of Clippity Do-Dah for a long time. I could not go near the edge but I could still see a lot. I could see houses and fields and hear the goat that always makes noise at Rumney.
After a while my dad told me to come to him. Then he clipped me to his harness. The next thing that happened was fun. My dad started letting out rope so that we could go down. It was a lot of fun. We did that for a while and then we stopped at a tree. My dad tied me to the tree. After that my mom and brother came down. My dad tied my brother to the tree. Then my dad set up the rappel to go down all the way and my dad and me went down first. The rope got tangled and I need to flick it. My brother and mom went down and their rope did not get as tangled as ours.
When I got down I felt really happy because it was easier than I expected. I hope I can do Clippety Do-Dah again.


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Although not a local best-kept-secret, The Local Pub and Teahouse falls under the Skidmore student radar. Located at 142 Grand Avenue, The Local is hidden in the Beekman Street Art District — not quite in the middle of nowhere, but a walk from the nearest 473 bus stop.
The Local Pub and Teahouse maintains a casual sports-bar atmosphere with a sophisticated twist. It is a small space with a cozy ambiance about it. Thick, wooden furniture, a roaring fireplace and a deep red motif create a richness in the restaurant.
To start, we ordered a small pot of a sweetly understated honey chai tea. We sipped and caught glimpses of a baseball game, but the televisions were in no way a disruption. The restaurant was filled with sports fanatics and tea enthusiasts alike.
The menu weaves traditional English and Irish cuisine with various American classics. Some daintier items include tea sandwiches (sans crusts, of course) and a selection of organic teas. At the other end of the spectrum, The Local offers hearty dishes like Shepherd's Pie and Steak 'n' Chips. For the conventional folk there is the Ploughman's Lunch, consisting of warm bread, a chunk of cheese, tomato wedges and stone-ground mustard. For the timid, Caesar salad and nachos are available.
I went with the veggie burger — lame, I know. But I was intrigued. The Local makes it with grilled eggplant, roasted red peppers and mozzarella. The roll was fresh and the sandwich good overall, although a bit bland without the balsamic served on the side. Also, my teeth were not quite sharp enough to sever the tough eggplant skin.
My meal set me back a mere $10, including tip. Everything is modestly priced with the most expensive item being $11. The food and atmosphere quality is exceptional for these prices.
The Local also displays a glass case filled with beautiful, drool-inducing desserts. There were three options when I visited: two cheesecakes and a red velvet cake. However, I dodged dessert, despite its allure.
Whether stopping in to play darts or practice your tea manners, the Local is sure to hit the spot.
Erin Dillon is first-year student with an exceptionally advanced palate.


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The officer asked in the video: "Do you have ID. No. So, how am I supposed to know whether or not you're a felon?"
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