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Mapping of training resource packages for community health workers
WHO and UNFPA on behalf of the United Nations Health Agencies compiled a training resource packages for community health workers to accelerate progress towards reaching the Millennium Development Goals in sexual and reproductive health and maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These training resource packages for CHWs were sourced with documents retrieved online and from key informants including United Nations agencies, NGOs, academic institutions and other partners.
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I was diagnoses with an hiatal hernia which causes occasional heartburn especially lying down. I did not want to continue on the various 24hr acid reducer perscriptions because of side effects etc. I felt that I just needed to protect my esophagus from acid damage at night. I am happy to say that after 10 years of nightly use and a follow up endoscopy, my esophagus is VERY healthy!
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I ended up taking this drug the last month of pregnancy because my heartburn was so bad I could not sleep. It worked. however after having my baby (this is my 4th) my heartburn usually goes away. I stopped taking the medicine but the heartburn gradually increased I think it lowered the acid in my stomach and made things worse I looked and looked for alternatives after reading the side effects o ... Show Full Comment
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Gloria Allred is back in the news and -- not that she gives a flying fig — but the haters are out in force.
They call her "ambulance chaser" and "publicity hound."
They snicker that if a sex scandal is in the air, Allred will not be far behind.
They say they're tired of seeing her face on the news, they roll their eyes at her rhetoric or her stunts. But guess what? When women feel they have been wronged, she is the person they turn to.
"I don't reach out to women," she told Politico last year. "They reach out to me."
There's a good reason for that.
For decades, Allred has been a consistent fighter for civil rights, a crusader whose focus on women and children has never flagged.
Here is the smallest list of some of the battles she's waged:
- She sued a hair salon for allegedly charging girls $12 and boys $10 for a haircut.
- She sued a cleaners that apparently charged a woman $2.75 and a man $2.35 for the exact same shirt.
- She sued a restaurant on behalf of a "humiliated" businesswoman who said she was given a menu with no prices, but whose male guest was apparently given a menu with prices.
- She sued an Orange County school district when it would not let a female student become a cheerleader because it reportedly said her breasts were too large.
- She sued a Los Angeles restaurant when it allegedly refused to allow a lesbian couple to sit in its "romantic" curtained booth.
- She won $20,000 in a libel suit, plus a public apology from state Sen. John Schmitz, who described her in a press release as a "slick butch lawyeress." (She is not a lesbian.)
- She went to bat for a brain-damaged rape victim (who became pregnant and had an abortion as a result of the rape) after a judge said the victim could not collect $7.5 million in damages because the victim had not "suffered."
- She sued a "women's only" health club on behalf of a man who said he'd been excluded from membership.
- She sued a restaurant for banning men in tank tops while apparently allowing women in tank tops.
- She sued a building supply company for allegedly forcing men to check bags at their door, while allowing women to carry their bags into the store.
- She sued the Redondo Beach Police Department on behalf of a female police officer who said her colleagues physically threatened her.
And that, folks, was just in the 1980s.
Is she overexposed? Yes.
Has she ever made a mountain out of a molehill? Yes.
Does she go over the top? Sure. Last year, she asked the Palm Beach County state attorney to prosecute Rush Limbaugh on a misdemeanor charge after he called Georgetown law student Sandra Fluke a "slut."
But she's also helped sink two Republican candidacies in two years.
In 2010, she represented Meg Whitman's former housekeeper, Nicki Diaz Santillan, revealing that Whitman employed a woman who had been in the country illegally for nine years.
In 2012, she represented Sharon Bialek, the woman who accused then-GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain of sexual harassment when he ran the National Restaurant Assn.
Of course, she's had a hand in L'Affaire Weiner.
Lately, she's been in San Diego, at the side of two of the 13 women who claim that Mayor Bob Filner made inappropriate sexual advances toward them. On behalf of Irene McCormack Jackson, Filner's former press secretary, she filed a lawsuit, the details of which I am sick of typing. See them here.


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APALSA is a nationwide organization at the Student Division, Faculty Division, and Lawyers Division. Most of the 196 ABA-accredited law schools hold their own APALSA chapters, which are all connected to The National Asian Pacific American Law Student Association (NAPALSA). As for the Lawyers Division, The National Asian Pacific American Bar Association (NAPABA) represents over 40,000 attorneys. The New England Law | Boston chapter also works with the Boston Lawyers Group.
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The worst kept secret on this season of Grey's Anatomy finally finished up: Cristina Yang (Sandra Oh) left Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital. But how would she exit? And would she make it out alive?
Season finales of Grey's have a way of scaring the hell out of fans as cast members have been killed off with little or no notice. In the past, a gunman invaded the hospital, a plane crash turned numerous lives asunder and last season a bus accident and blackout threatened the future of many. Season 10's major threat was a potential terrorist attack at a local mall. Yang narrated the beginning and end of this episode, a task usually reserved for best friend Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo). We all knew it was Yang's last day there, yet her narration hinted at the worst: what if she got hit by a bus? Considering that her good pal George O'Malley (T.R. Knight) died in Season 6 by this fate, that wouldn't seem too far fetched.
Yang's final episode wasn't sudden. Her exit was milked by Grey's this entire month. Commercials and teasers on ABC gave us the hint: Hey, you better tune in, Cristina is leaving. Finally, Yang, the surgeon with the elite skills and even better potential, earned the exit necessary for someone of her talents: she zipped off to Switzerland to run a hospital, at last becoming the cardiothoracic surgeon god she had longed to be even as an intern.
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Can U Smile!Suggyu. I don't know a lot about infinite, so I let my best friend in the whooole wide world, who should have a good day at school btw, pick who to start with and the outfits. I like the schemes to the outfits and they're pretty quick. (This doll took like 30-45 minutes I think) However, I'm not sure if I'll make it to every member all at once. I like to skip around with whoever I feel like doing at the time. >w<
Can U Smile!Woohyun. Oh boy, this one gave me a scare. >< ;; I accidentally saved over Suggyu's file and like freaked out, but luckily I uploaded it so I can just download it again! \o/ ;;;
So yes, Woohyun! Sungjong will be next, but then I might move onto seungri or something ;u;
Can U Smile!Sungjong! He's so cute ;u; ;;; I still don't know a lot about these boys, but watching him dance to bubble pop was great. I'm going to finish up infinite I guess. And then move onto other people ;u; Only four more!
Can U Smile!Sungeyol. That's all the sung's right? All I have left are… Myungsoo…. Dongwoo… And um um Hoya, right? I never notice hoya ;;; After I finish the other three I might go back to bed if I can (Woke up at 2, fell asleep at 11:30, it's 6:20 now)
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Can U Smile!Hoya is done! Wheee. This boy has really like, intense eyebrows, so if he looks angry I'm sorry. >< ;; I'm sure he's a big teddybear! Dongwoo (Who I have affectionately named Sharkman/sharkface/dragshark/Sharkhemophrodite) or Myungsoo (Who my best friend calls Murdersoo?) Who will come first? Only I know kkkk <3 <3
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SharkDongwoo! His face took a while, because come on, dongwoo has the greatest face ever. I think this boy is going to be my bias. My shark-y bias. Chompchomp
Can U Smile! Myungsoo! And so wraps up this set of infinite dolls. ;> I think it's the only set in which I did the entire group. :D These were fun to do, and it knocked out 7 of the 27 I wanted to finish before New Years! ;> I'm going to finish call of chtuhlu And then do Seungri probably and fish around my head for some ideas for BEG's hair. <3
Neverland!Kevin! I like the bangs on this one. <3 The screen I was using for the reference was the biggest derp ever. I almost drew him biting his tongue like in the picture, but I played nice! Kiseop and Hoon are left~ Almsot done!
Shelock! Taemin! And so concludes the Sherlock set. ^__^ ;; Big Bang is next on my list technically, but I might just doodle around for a bit. Sister will be here soon, so this may or may not be the last doll of the night!
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June 19th, 201211:09 am
I mistakenly gave this dismal, overworked, underwrought, lumbering flop two stars. It was NOT "satisfactory". Only bothered to put down $8.00 ($3.00 for the glasses) becuz YOU, A.O., said it was worthy of respect.
WRONG-O. Same old B-29 cast. Same old icky birth ritual. Same old same old. A great deal of sound and fury signifying you-know-what.
SUCH a disappointment. Whatever happened to the intelligence and subtle wit, the moral probing, that went into "Blade Runner"?? I know. Phillip K. Dick
— TaoLady, Sunny S.C.
June 19th, 201211:09 am
We saw the 3D version. Acting by Rooni Rapace and Charlize Theron was excellent, special effects superb. Could have been a very good sci-fi movie, but badly damaged by the religion stuff.
— RH, Fairfax VA
June 19th, 20123:46 pm
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In a movie chock-full of moments that required suspension of disbelief, what finally stopped me cold was watching the heroine leaping, running, and rolling about immediately after a C-section. That just doesn't happen here on Earth!
Guys, if your wife has just had a C-section, she's not even going to want to sit up for a few days. If you're going to write a script about abdominal surgery, check first with a woman who's given birth. Like your mother.
— jeito, Colorado
June 24th, 20124:23 pm
No comments about the great line near the end that still has me smiling a day later?? "I don't want to go home. I want to go to THEIR home."
Any race that decides to destroy their children, especially in such a horrific manner, deserves a visit from Noomi Rapace. Sign me up to join her!
— Marlene, Central PA
July 2nd, 20125:26 pm
Great Review! Ridley Scott is a welcome addition to a Summer of pretty good movies already. Our full thoughts - http://wp.me/p106i6-3Ce
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July 2nd, 20125:26 pm
I really enjoyed the movie and was glad I saw it in IMAX 3D - the vistas and the spaceships deserved it. I didn't think casting was bad - and it was really good as far as Charlize T. and Michael F. - they were compelling. I was excited and intrigued by many of the plot lines that got started, but was disappointed they either were left as loose ends unexplained, or not even hinted at or were unsatisfactorily finished. I also have to agree with the critique of the science - removing helmets less than a hundred years after bird flu and the suspicion of bacterial life on Mars? Puh-leeze. Also disappointed by the continuity breach of the ending as others have pointed out.
***SPOILER*** Why did the "creators" bother to seed our planet? Did they seed others? Why do they hate us so much now? Why were they creating an army of killers? It was too easy for our hapless crew to set off this biological "bomb!" If it was an arms factory why not more security? There are not even hints! I wish the movie had provided more information about the creators and their various creations and their history and motivations, and at least more hints of what David knew and when he knew it - he seemed to have even more complicated motivations than the immortality plot. If they had wound those out as they did Vicker's story, I would have not been so "hungry" at the end. Of course its obvious we are expected to hope to learn more in the sequel. I guess I am one that gets as much entertainment out of having a dense, interesting, coherent backstory as from the A++ visuals and effects.
Still not sorry I went. It was popcorn-worthy.
— someone, Indiana
July 2nd, 20125:26 pm
What do you get when you give someone who has lost his talent a lot of money? You get this movie. The other people have pointed out the numerous flaws in this waste of a lot of money (including my own). The real question is why a director like Mr. Scott, once a major talent, could end up making this travesty? Could he be ill? Could he be seeking revenge on Hollywood? No idea, but it's a shame.
— Steve, UWS
August 11th, 20122:19 pm
Yes, the story is flawed, but the visual connections with ALIEN are powerful (holes and failed connections and burst ribcages aside) and that grandeur Scott gets here and elsewhere (ALIEN, THELMA AND LOUISE, BLADE RUNNER) is one of a kind...
— Jerome Gentes, Berkeley, CA
August 13th, 20121:24 pm
The picture does not fail in terms of its design and grandeour. Staggering landscapes stimulate the imagination, and so does the board of Prometheus. But it is the underground maze that captivates the attention, endless depths of the arcane markings, shapes and sculptures hypnotizing and tantalizing to the point of evoking the desire to go further into the cobalt darkness. Proper design, proper look, proper scale.
Yet, the whole cannot guarantee the positive response, it simply does not work. I did not find most of the characters engaging enough, their personalities and convictions barely touched upon, which made them, despite good acting, somehow hollow. Even the impressive Charlize Theron remained indifferent to my feelings. There are, though, exceptions, such as the brilliant Noomi Rapace – the very beating heart of the film, her performance really mesmerizing. Then there's Mr Fassbender, an android like no other, ceaselessly accompanied by trepidation and the constant question about his true intentions.
The story's purpose is to mingle the origin of Alien with a new plot concerning the Space Jockeys, but the two do not seem to cooperate with each other smoothly, as if they both fought over the dominance in the film. The Alien prequel constantly drags the main story backwards, not allowing it to blossom according to its potential. Therefore, a lot of answers are not given to us, which results in an overwhelming sense of disappointment and failure. The film left me constantly asking, constantly waiting for something that never came. Then, as for the ending, rather than leave a slight trace of hope for another film, the director spent too much time preparing the story for a sequel, loosing the consistency and neglecting the demands of the film he has imposed on himself.
In the end, I walked out of the cinema with mixed feelings. The plot, although rich in itself, is still not rich enough, not exploited to the maximum of its abilities. The design, visuals and effects do impress, but the do not suffice to render 'Prometheus' as spectacular as it ought to be.
— MJ, Poland
October 13th, 20126:00 pm
As Eva Gabor once said about sex, even when it doesn't go as expected it's usually worth the effort. Ridley Scott's latest Alien episode can be heavy lifting in nearly too many ways to recount: In an effort to carry on the series' tradition of colorful secondary characters, the director, the writers (too many writers -- this movie's central problem), and especially the makeup people go too far.
The alien cave interiors, majestic in detail, are just plain underlit so we have to squint to see anything. Attempts at comic relief ("Let's have sex to prove I'm not a robot.") buckle under their own weight. Repeated Alien touchstones -- decapitated androids, the hibernation recovery ritual, the "woman beats alien every time" outcome, the ornery underlings, dialog lifted from previous scripts ("Are you seeing this?") -- made me wonder if Scott was constructing an homage to himself, or if he was just going with what works.
And yet there's enough left to impress you, no doubt for a very long time, with the majesty of the director's original vision. You wave away the flaws like mosquitos as you experience other worlds, rendered by special effects that are spectacular when they need to be (the cowboys' navigation system) and restrained when realism counts most (the spaceship parked in the desert, looking puny and vulnerable). Scott is one of the few directors to master CGI; usually it is the other way round.
And there's science fiction's eternal theme, humanity's relation to the universe, that Scott expresses in what must be the darkest vision of mankind's provenance in modern speculative fiction. Scott is an agnostic who flirts with nihilism to mock the notion he desperately wants to believe -- that there is a benevolent force in the universe and it is aware of our constant peril. His struggle is too mannered at times, but it is a noble one.
Despite knowing in advance I'll witness the bisection of yet another unctuous android, I'll be in the lineup for the sequel.
— johntechwriter, Oakland Hills, CA
November 7th, 201211:39 pm
This film relates to the original Alien as Wagner's Ring relates to Il Segreto di Susanna, for it's a huge picture in every way. Most interesting, it expands the original's motifs to an astonishing degree, a multi-visit film in the best sense: you need to keep thinking about it and refreshing your thinking. I do wish, though, that sci-fi films would stop including in the exploring team the usual reckless characters who, faced with alien life forms on a strange planet in a galaxy far, far away, get close to them, flirt with them, even touch them. True, they make the storytelling easier. But there must be other ways of launching the danger.
— Ethan Mordden, New York
December 8th, 20125:18 pm
Got the DVD from my local library. Watched around half, put it back in the case and returned it. Thankfully, I didn't spend any actual cash on it. I gave up after the coochie-coo with the alien tentacle scene. There is more abject stupidity demonstrated by this crop of "scientists" then would be tolerable in a Three Stooges movie, most of it along the lines of "let's put our fingers in the electric socket to see what happens." It's not a good sign when you first flinch at what people do and then root for them to die.
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Just back from the first stop on the Adobe AIR Bus Tour; here are some quick impressions:
In addition to seamless integration with Flash, AIR is very easy for HTML developers to use and understand. You write an XML wrapper around your HTML source, your HTML brings in your CSS and JavaScript, AIR brings everything up in WebKit, and it's running, just like that. I've got a tiny proof-of-concept on my personal site; it's a stand-alone Yahoo! search widget that weighs in at a whopping 4642 bytes. More sample applications are coming online in a steady stream; check out Tweetr, Pownce, and Jack Slocum's ExtJS. Community sites are also popping up; see AIRApps.net, the Adobe Labs Showcase, and the AIR Applications Wiki, for example.
The bus-tour concept is outstanding. They've taken a luxury motor coach, shrink-wrapped it in bright Adobe red, and filled it with everything a hard-working nerd needs--sketchy bandwidth, Guitar Hero, heavily-caffeinated beverages, and sixteen tons of O'Reilly books--to code on the fly. (Remember that scene in Buckaroo Banzai when the Hong Kong Cavaliers pull up? It's sort of like that.)
Oh, and yes, the bus has an API. Feeds include goodies like geolocation, events, videos, weblogs, and Twitter, and they're adding to it constantly. Mike, Kevin, and Daniel are all nice, approachable guys with clear technical expertise, and many of the examples they show are hosted on their own sites. This is a pretty good sign that the outfit you're dealing with "gets" technology evangelism: they're not afraid to allow their people to build their own personal brands.
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LUBBOCK, TX (KCBD) - Do you love bacon, but want to spare yourself some of the fat? There's not separating the fat from the bacon completely, but one of those "As Seen On TV" products claims to do it better than anything. It's called "Makin' Bacon".
It's right on the box, "Cook bacon better, above the fat, not in it." Makin' Bacon was invented by a little girl named Abbey. She came up with the idea when she was eight years old. She and her dad went to work and developed the actual product. She says her mom loves it because it's easier, and her dad believes it makes eating bacon healthier.
The Makin' Bacon device is made of microwave/dishwasher safe plastic. Just stick the three hangers in the holes and you are done. Then, drape the bacon over the t-bars. The Makin' Bacon is designed to hang and cook up to 18 pieces.
We put it in the microwave for five minutes and as it cooked you could see the grease dripping away, vertically from the bacon. All the while the bacon was hanging above the grease and getting shorter and shorter. We removed the Makin' Bacon with the patented "cool-grip handle" (it was cool) and we unloaded our bacon onto a plate covered with three paper towels. In the Makin Bacon's drip pan there was lots of grease left. Our bacon never got the chance to swim in all that.
We cooked the rest of the bacon on a plate in the microwave. By the way, we could only fit seven pieces on there. When it was done, we realized the benefits of the Makin' Bacon's "cool-grip handle". The plate was very hot. We pulled the bacon out of the grease-filled plate bottom and loaded it onto a plate covered with three paper towels.
Everyone who tried the bacon felt like the bacon cooked with the Makin' Bacon was considerably less greasy. When it was gone, the amount of grease left on those paper towels was significantly less on the Makin' Bacon side. Looks like Abbey's Dad was right. The Makin' Bacon gadget cooks bacon with less grease.
Does It Work? We give it a "yes". The Makin' Bacon costs $6.99.
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Fans of the hardboiled detective, rejoice. Screenwriter-director Scott Frank and actor Liam Neeson, adapting the splendid work of crime novelist Lawrence Block, have brought a…
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Terry Gilliam's first science fiction film since "12 Monkeys" is an inventively designed but oddly inert satire on technology, God and the future of humankind.
"The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. What a space it opens…
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With visual purity and simplicity, the film centers on the routine of the night watchman, or el velador, of a fast-growing cemetery favored by Mexico's drug millionaires. It is the most fashionable address for the dead. During the day, the cemetery is a busy construction site, its laborers racing to keep up with the demand. At night, it becomes a ghostly necropolis.
We follow a taciturn middle-aged man, whose name is never given. He arrives at dusk every day in a beat-up old truck and settles into the watchman's shack. Thrown together out of discarded building materials, the shack is surrounded by crypts two or three stories tall, which are topped by domes, floored with polished marble, decorated by statuary and invariably displaying photographs of their occupants — some holding automatic weapons.
Two faithful dogs materialize when the old truck arrives. They have appointed themselves as his companions, but the watchman never talks to them, feeds them or pets them. They are content with his company. At night, the watchman notes, gun battles can erupt between loyalists of various cartels, and sometimes there are bands and parties on the graves.
There is no narration and next to no spoken dialogue in the documentary, although from the watchman's old TV set, we hear items on the news about the daily body count between drug dealers and police, drug dealers and the army, and drug dealers with one another. There is some excitement when the "boss of bosses" is shot down, but we understand there will immediately be a new boss of bosses.
In the daytime, marching bands accompany coffins to their resting places. Mourners are joined by spectators, maybe even tourists. Vendors sell chilled mangoes and soft drinks. We see a widow who comes every day to wash and clean her husband's two-story crypt, while her children play hopscotch on the flat gravemarkers on the less prosperous side of the street.
What else is to be said? The watchman has a single naked light bulb, which he hangs above his door in the evening and moves inside at night. He sleeps under a couple of blankets on a plank supported by oil drums. The feet of the construction workers are bursting from splits in their shoes. The only prosperous ones here are the dead.
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46 U.S. Code § 3314 - Expiration of certificate of inspection
(a) If the certificate of inspection of a vessel expires when the vessel is on a foreign voyage, the vessel may complete the voyage to a port of the United States within 30 days of the expiration of the certificate without incurring the penalties for operating without a certificate of inspection.
(b) If the certificate of inspection would expire within 15 days of sailing on a foreign voyage from a United States port, the vessel shall secure a new certificate of inspection before sailing, unless the voyage is scheduled to be completed prior to the expiration date of the certificate. If a voyage scheduled to be completed in that time is not so completed, the applicable penalties may be enforced unless the failure to meet the schedule was beyond the control of the owner, charterer, managing operator, agent, master, or individual in charge of the vessel.
(c) When the certificate of inspection of a foreign vessel carrying passengers, operated on a regularly established line, expires at sea after leaving the country to which it belongs or when the vessel is in the United States, the Secretary may permit the vessel to sail on its regular route without further inspection than would have been required had the certificate not expired. This permission applies only when the vessel will be regularly inspected and issued a certificate before the vessel's next return to the United States.
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The Indiana Department of Labor is telling retailers to make sure they take steps to ensure workers and customers are safe on Black Friday and other sale events.
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Officials said the number of deaths is close to surpassing the previous year.With less than two months left in 2012, Georgia State Patrol hopes drivers will be more cautious as they hit the road to spend time with family and friends.
"This year because we are seeing this increase in fatalities, we just want to make a blanket statement: Have a safe holiday, drive sober, put the phone down and slow down," GSP spokesperson Katie Fallon said. Tuesday, the head of state patrol toured the state to spread the word about safety, especially now during the holiday season.
"It's not as bad as it could be to make sure that increase doesn't happen," Fallon said.
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Thought Sabourin looked really good at the prospects game and camp, had a rough start of the season but now has 6pts in his last 4 games and has 14pts in 23 as a 21 year old. Sabourin has good size at 6'3" and listed at 205, also is a pretty tough customer and not sure if he has lost a scrap yet this season. Interesting to see how he develops. Much like Martin Jones, he was signed as a free agent by the Kings.
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Chinese mascot as the embodiment of auspicious concept is one of the important components of the folk culture and also a mirror reflecting the spirit of the Chinese nation's character and the pursuit of happy life. In China, mascots are both culture symbols and cultural objects. Coming into being in the specific context of Chinese society, they are the products of multiple political, economic and cultural forces. Chinese mascot has been developing along with its long history. Chinese traditional mascot embodies profound national ideas and it is outstanding cultural heritage with a glorious history, while the Chinese modern mascot follows the tradition and at the same time links with the modern trend of international design. So there exist cultural differences between the traditional and modern mascots in plastic art, form component, cultural psychology and social function and so on.
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Don't let the stuff you own end up owning you.
You never know how much stuff you have until you need to move it 1,500 miles. Just ask my daughter and son-in-law, who are heading to Phoenix, Arizona. Although they sold some items online, staged a yard sale, donated many other belongings to charity thrift shops and gave lots of things to friends, they still couldn't fit everything into a 6x7x8-foot moving cube.
I don't suppose anyone out there could use seven dozen plastic hangers and some ice cube trays?
Or a bentwood rocker? A medium-sized pet kennel? Or how about a Brita pitcher, stone sundial, curtain rod, vegetable steamer, small gargoyle, chips-and-salsa tray, flashlight or cookie press? Any takers for the fabric-lined storage basket, bags of canned food, picture frames, coffee mugs, half a dozen saucers, two bowls, or a bunch of food storage containers?
My living room looks like a yard sale. Thank goodness for Freecycle.
I hate to admit it, but I bought dollar-store underwear.
It was name-brand, though "slightly irregular" merchandise, a three-pack of Hanes Her Way briefs. Three-for-a-buck drawers are a good reason to love the dollar store.
These emporia have had some negative press lately, notably the tainted toothpaste scare. Another potential problem with dollar stores is that you might buy stuff you don't really need because, well, it's only a dollar. I've been miserably tempted by flavored potato chips, for example.
And of course you sometimes do get what you pay for -- but really, how much do you want to pay for a dish drainer?
Contacting companies directly can be rewarding.
Got coupons? Maybe not. Maybe your local paper includes few or no Sunday inserts. Maybe you're feeling so squeezed by the economic downturn that you can't afford new printer cartridges -- or for that matter, a Sunday paper.
Stephanie Nelson of CouponMom.com suggests a way to get free coupons. It takes very little work and is paying off for one of Nelson's co-workers.
First, write up a boilerplate note: "Your (insert product name here) is a terrific product. It (gets my whites whiter/makes my house cleaner/tastes much better) than any other products on the market. I've been using this product (for years/for decades/forever) but lately money has been tight and I have had to switch to store brands. Do you happen to have any coupons that you mail out to loyal customers?"
She instilled the value of hard work and self-reliance.
Yesterday would have been the 73rd birthday of the person who probably should be writing this column: my mother, Geneva Hanes.
She was the youngest of 10 kids born to an uneducated Tennessee couple who eventually pulled up stakes and moved north for opportunity -- that is, for the chance to work in South Jersey factories and vegetable fields.
Despite hunger, poverty and violence, my mother became the first in her family to finish high school. She owned two dresses ("one on, one off") and never had a square meal or a bath in a real tub until she married my dad right after graduation.
They had four kids in five years, which sounds impossibly grim by today's standards. But we didn't seem to notice that we were poor. Everyone we knew pinched pennies. Nobody did it like my mom, though.
Save electricity -- and money -- by air drying.
Tired of putting quarters into the dryer? Save two bits and do your bit for the environment by getting a drying rack.
According to a group called Project Laundry List, electric dryers amount for 5% to 10% of residential electricity usage in the United States. Racks are the green/frugal solution for apartment dwellers who don't have access to outdoor drying.
They're also useful to homeowners in places where housing covenants ban clotheslines. Apparently the sight of damp clothing flapping in the breeze brings down property values. A Boston Globe article quoted Frank Rathbun, a spokesman for the Community Associations Institute: "If you imagine driving into a community where the yards have clothes hanging all over the place, I think the aesthetics, the curb appeal, and probably the home values would be affected by that."
I wonder if he means all clothes, or just boxers and briefs?
Finally becoming free of debt is a huge emotional relief.
A month ago today, I became debt-free – made the last payment to a relative who had lent me some money. This loan had allowed me to throw a big chunk of cash against credit card debt accrued during divorce proceedings. (Lawyers bill by the hour, you know.)
Once the credit card was paid in full, I started repaying the family loan. As money came in through diligence or chance, I'd let it build to $300 and then write a check. I'm not sure why $300 became the magic number; it just sounded good.
- Bing: How to become debt-free
Now I'm debt-free: no student loans (I'm blessed with a scholarship), no car payment (please let it last another six or seven years), no credit card debt (and there won't be any more).
It feels about how you'd think it would: pretty darned great.
Plenty of cheap entertainment options abound.
A good time doesn't have to cost a good piece of your paycheck. Some readers of the Smart Spending message board listed scores of ways to enjoy life on the cheap -- specifically, for $1 or less.
Although some of the pleasures on this thread are best enjoyed by families with young children, many will also translate to singles or couples. Unleash your inner kid by flying a kite. Invite your significant other to a picnic in the town park when there's a free evening concert. Walk your new girlfriend from gallery opening to gallery opening -- you get props for having an artistic soul, and the two of you can enjoy the free snacks that many galleries offer.
The point is that you don't have to give up having fun just because the economy is dicey. The best things in life are free, but the addition of as little as 19 cents can make the best things even better.
Occasional indulgences will keep your finances on track.
Scared that your money won't keep pace with rising food and energy costs? You may be tempted to cut to the barest of bones, buying nothing nonessential and pinching every penny twice before putting it under your mattress.
I have a better idea. Spend a little money. And spend it on something that isn't strictly necessary.
Seriously. I believe that allowing for the occasional indulgence, whether it's a new book or a meal out or a carousel ride, will keep you on budget in the long run.
I'm not telling you to trash your spending plan. I'm just suggesting that you say "yes" to a little splurge here and there. Having something that you want every so often makes it easier not to have it the rest of the time.
Just ask personal-finance blogger "Story Girl." She bought herself a chocolate croissant when she should have been saving for retirement.
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Whether she's reporting rude neighbors to Homeland Security, harboring a crush on her grocery store clerk, or fighting-and losing-the Battle of the Stairmaster- Lancaster explores how silly, strange, and not-so-fabulous real city living can be. And if anyone doesn't like it, they can kiss her big, fat, pink, puffy down parka.
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"She can be very funny."
I was really enjoying the book right up until she went on her conservative rant and started talking about her worship of Fox News. Couldn't finish it after that!
"Charming and funny"
I really enjoyed this book, it always gave you a laugh and kept you coming back for more. I would recommend this book to anyone that enjoys pretty clean and funny situation comedy.
"Only finished because I purchased it"
This book was not unlike any emails I would send to or receive from my friends, for free. The narrator was fine, but the book was truly just like a normal life, which I try to escape from in audiobooks.
"High School Humor"
If you miss the juvenile, pubescent, shallow, biting humor of your High School days, you'll definitely want to get this one!
"Not my style"
This was my first - and will be my only - Jen Lancaster book. I listened for over an hour hoping it would get better but I gave up on all "the f* bombs" and count it as a credit wasted.
I loved her first book. I selected this one despite so-so reviews, and I wish I hadn't. What was light and funny in the first book just gets whiny and monotonous in this one. Some of the other books are rated better so maybe worth reading but unfortunately this one has ruined me entirely for any more of her stuff. I couldn't even finish it.
"Oh Jen Lancaster...how I love thee"
I am a HUGE Jen Lancaster fan so her books are pretty much a no brainer as far as listening goes. She is wry, hilarious and a little bit mean. I heart her!
"Complete waste of an audible point"
I don't know how anyone can find this funny. There is no cleverness, no insight, no wit. Just insipid, snarky, bitchiness.
You know you've read a good book when you turn the last page and feel a little as if you have lost a friend. ~Paul Sweeney
"Funny, but no real story line."
Not sure. I really liked the humor and the writing style, but it really lacked a followable story line.
50 Shades of Grey... had to see what all the fuss was about. I am about 1/4 in and I like it so far, but I haven't gotten to the dirty parts yet.
I really like the part where she went on about her husband watching Rachel Ray on the Food Network, I found it very relate-able.
Meh... I liked it for the time I was listening. I listened to this while rebuilding a computer at work. So, it was good in that it was mostly a collection of cute anecdotes which didn't require a lot of attention. I would not have done well in this situation to try to follow a George R. Martin book.
If you are looking for some short cute anecdotes, then go for it. It has a Shopaholic feel to it without the supporting story line. If you are from Chicago then you may get some added local flavor that might be enjoyable.
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An understated but in retrospect important news day in the development of Google Glass. The company today introduced a line of titanium frames as well as sunshades compatible with the latest version of Glass. These new frames allow the use of prescription lenses opening up Glass to a whole new demo of potential users.
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reading responses 17&18, chapters 5-7
While I consistently enjoy the readings from this book, I found less directly relevant information in this series of chapters than I had in previous sections, but this is not to say that I didn't resonate with what was on offer overall. The first thing that jumped off the page to me was in the section about spotting talent. I appreciated the formula to finding good people: talent, suitability, and potential. This list tells me (as a job seeker) that hard work, a good personality and dedication will all be traits that an employer will look for and encourage, and that being someone who can get along and integrate into a wide variety of situations will help open doors in the future.
The concept of "having a philosophy" also stuck out to me in this chapter. I like that Shaughnessy points out that having a strong set of beliefs will attract work, and bring in the types of clients that you want to work with. I know that I agree with his assertion that being genuine is a way to connect with clients, and that having principles and sticking to them is only going to garner respect and draw good things to you and your studio, in keeping with a sort of "law of attraction."
Chapter six had a few different highlights for me: the paradox of attracting good work by making good work is definitely interesting and also a bit daunting as someone trying to get into the field. The concept of the database is also intriguing. I guess in some ways we have social media to thank for making this a bit easier, but the thought of actively maintining the database to be sure not to commit a faux pas was something I hadn't thought about before but is definitely wise advice. What a great way to lose a potential job than by sticking your foot in your mouth because you didn't do thorough research.
Lastly, I appreciated the discussion of reputation, as it confirms some thinking that I have been doing since I entered into the design program. I have this theory that every single time you interact with a person (student/teacher, whoever) you are constantly informing their perception of you, and that the actions you take/dont take (being on time/late, going above and beyond or doing the bare minimum, helping others, participation, reliability, etc) that all of these things are being entered into an invisible mental spreadsheet that is being filed away for a later date, and that one day, when you need some help, or a recommendation, or what have you, that these invisible spreadsheets will be consulted and the response you get from this person you are asking for help will be directly proportional to the amount of energy/ effort/ quality of work/ personal respect / etc that you have showed in these previous actions. That being on time shows you respect someone. That treating others with kindness is a sign of a warm personality and someone you'd like to have around, and that hard work is not just a finished result, but the process that was taken to arrive at this endpoint. OK I digress, but for reals- Shaughnessy nails it when he says that a reptuation is earned, and I believe that as design students, we have already started on this road, because the people in this classroom, our peers and mentors, they will be people we seek jobs from, assistance from, or interview in front of, so there's no time like the present to live the way you talk and the be the person you want to be. Rant over, sorry.
Finally, a few words on chapter 7. I liked the thought of trying to find what each client needs and filling that role, in a sense it is the designer as chameleon. Also, the thought of equality in client relations is something that I hope to achieve. I have been lucky in my few dealings in that I have worked with clear communicators who respect the design process, and I know that I have been lucky. The section about challenging clients is a bit trickier for me, I inherently want to make people happy, and it will take a bit of practice to tell someone clearly why what they want is wrong, but I think tact comes through practice and self confidence, and these things grow with time. All in all, this book makes me excited to get out into the real world and start putting this theory into practice!


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Yorkshire Terrier injured in fatal Queens shooting still recovering from neck wounds
A dog wounded during a deadly shooting in Queens on Saturday is still recovering from his injuries, the ASPCA said Tuesday.
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Police hunt suspect in Queens shooting
Police are looking for a suspect in a Queens shooting Sunday morning.
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A woman was found shot and killed in a Queens apartment Tuesday morning, police said.
Man shot and killed in Jamaica, Queens
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