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Located between the cities of Milano and Torino in the northwestern corner of the Italian Peninsula, Piemonte has long been regarded as one of the world's greatest wine growing regions. The ancestral home to the House of Savoy and Italy's royal family, this quiet region has for decades been the chief rival to Tuscany in the creation of elegant and complex vini rossi, often surpassing its southern counterpart with spectacular vintages that offer rich, hedonistic wines designed to age gracefully. As nearly every wine aficionado and critic will tell you, the wines here are always full of character and very special, something not to be missed.
The largest of the main Piemonte growing zones, Alba is an appellation seemingly overflowing with ancient winemaking traditions and wines of unrivalled stylistic opulence. Leading the way is the renowned Barolo commune, epicenter of Piemonte's Nebbiolo production and home to the region's finest cru sites. Comprised of five hilltop villages each boasting their own unique terroir and microclimate, this commune has come to be synonymous with the production of tannic, structured wines of superior quality, a standard at which to hold every aspiring growing region or wine.
At the very heart of the commune near the village of La Morra lies the famous winery and vineyards of Mauro Molino. Founded in 1953 under the watchful eye of the historic abbey of San Martino di Marcenasco, the winery is comprised of some thirteen hectares of vineyards, many of which planted to Nebbiolo since the eleventh century. Operated since 1978 by oenologist and winery namesake Mauro Molino, the property has been committed to the development of Barolo in a cru setting, focusing particular emphasis and lavishing special attention upon the famous vineyard sites of Conca, Gancia, and Gallinotto. The winery has also developed a similar cru program for Barbera centered in La Morra's spectacular Gattere cru, producing an elegant and spicy example of the varietal from 20 year old vines.
A dominating force in the area's wine production for decades, this estate has been extensively and highly scored by the world's leading wine critics (including Gambero Rosso, Wine Advocate, Decanter Magazine, and Wine Spectator). A benchmark for premium quality Barolo, the estate remains a testament to the potential of cru development, a must try for any wine drinker looking to experience what the single vineyard concept can offer to the palate.
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This great product in red from our department Men and jacket category can be printed just for you in the size and style you like. The design idol was created by incubator and uploaded to Spreadshirt for you to have printed on a jacket. Next to a host of other great designs, you can find this idol design in Spreadshirt's Miscellaneous category. If you are interested in topics like character or font, then you'll love idol designs by incubator. Spreadshirt also offers a huge selection of personalised T-shirts, hoodies and accessories for the category Miscellaneous as well as top individual clothing. incubator's designs have already impressed many of our customers, so we are sure that we've got right stuff for you! Spreadshirt is your shop for great designs of all kinds – whether it's character, font or individual. We are sure that you will find something nice in our shop, there are many amazing personalised Miscellaneous T-shirts, jumpers or accessories for you to find!Tags: Design ID: 14198397
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One of the best things about my current job is that I meet interesting and exciting new people on a regular basis. One such new friend is Farah Pandith.
I met Farah in one of those hop-skip-jump ways only possible in today's world. About a month ago, I received a tweet about a couple of cyber-diplomats named Alec and Jared who are plowing new ground in the State Department. I Googled them and pulled off the net a New York Times Magazine piece that discussed their work. Intrigued, I emailed them. A Facebook-like maneuver ensued in which we compared notes about people we know who might be of interest to each other. The guys introduced me to Farah, and she and I are now working on dates when she can come to New Zealand.
Farah serves in the U.S. Government as Special Representative to Muslim Communities. She leads an office in the State Department responsible for implementing Secretary Clinton's vision for engaging with Muslims around the world, and she reports directly to the Secretary. Farah has extensive experience in public service, including at the U.S. Agency for International Development and the National Security Council, under President George W. Bush. She has deep experience in foreign affairs matters, including on issues related to countering violent extremism.
Born in Srinagar, Kashmir, Farah and her mother immigrated to the United States from India, landing in Massachusetts on a fine 4th of July. Farah earned an A.B. degree from Smith College, where she was student body president. She received a Master's degree from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University.
I asked Farah to talk a bit about herself and her work, since she will be visiting us sometime soon. So, Farah, take it away …
FP: David, thank you.
In September 2009, I was named the first Special Representative to Muslim Communities in American history. Shortly after my swearing in, the New Zealand Deputy Chief of Mission to the United States, Jane Coombs, asked to see me. She was the first member of the Diplomatic Corps in Washington who came to congratulate me and tell me more about Muslims in New Zealand. She underscored the importance of all of us doing as much as we can to build strong bridges of dialogue and partnership with diverse groups of people around the world.
Though New Zealand has a small number of Muslims (the population of Muslims is just 0.9 percent of the whole population), the importance of recognizing that Muslims live all over the world cannot be understated. There are more Muslims outside of the Middle East than in it, and the deep roots and history of these diverse cultures have impacted communities all over the world.
From Madrid to Mumbai, from Mecca to Masterton, whether you are living as a Muslim in a Muslim majority nation or as a minority, we want to understand your perspective, culture, and history. Doing so can help us all to be more respectful of each other and can increase opportunities for partnership around the world. With nearly 1.6 billion Muslims on the planet, approximately one quarter of the world's population, it is critical that we partner together.
This Ramadan, I am acutely aware of the diversity of Islam. In the last 10 months I have traveled to more than 25 countries around the world, focusing on what young Muslims are doing, saying, feeling, and hoping. In my role as Special Representative, I am working with our embassies to expand the way we engage with Muslim communities on a local level and to find ways to connect individuals with great ideas to each other. The man in Oslo using hip hop to reach immigrant youth and the woman in Sarajevo working with young change-makers who are making a positive difference in their communities are the next generation of leaders. Once their ideas are shared with each other and magnified, they can make a difference on a global scale.
In my work, I am inspired by the generation of young people who have ideas, energy and motivation to build initiatives for the common good. Just a few days ago, I met with a group of young Kazakhstanis who had pulled together a group of youth volunteers who had donated their time to teach others about issues of health. In June, I met a woman in Turkey who wants to start a radio program to inspire people to act and serve through the words of leaders. Everywhere I go there is talent and creativity – and that is true for New Zealand as well.
Through technology we can experience your energy and learn more about your activities. We are listening. (And through Facebook and Twitter you can learn more about what I am seeing in my work – Facebook: www.facebook.com/FPandith and @Farah_Pandith).
In New Zealand, you may have a small Muslim population, but your ideas matter. As our embassies around the world engage by listening, exchanging ideas, forming partnerships, and connecting people, we hope to create new opportunities to make our communities stronger.
What is on the mind of young Muslims in Hamilton and Christchurch, and how are you connecting to your peers around the world? I hope to find out soon – and I am planning a trip for later this year to do just that.
This month, as millions of American Muslims take part in the Holy Month of Ramadan, they, like Muslims in New Zealand, will give back to their communities, reflect, and break bread with their neighbors. I send my sincere wishes to Muslims in this beautiful part of the world, and I look forward to meeting you in person in the coming year.
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DH: Farah, thank you for taking time to write. We look forward to seeing you here soon.


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Junior Colts League Opposition Confirmed
Wirral will compete in the Junior "A" League for the 2012-13 season.
Wirral will face the cream of North-western colts rugby next season; the Junior Colts will face opposition from the following Clubs:
Altrincham Kersal, Caldy, Chester, Manchester, Preston Grasshoppers, Vale of Lune, Warrington and Waterloo.
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When using the Office family of products, should you use Excel or should you use Access to manage your tabular data? A companion article, Using Access or Excel to manage your data, recently discussed the benefits of each product and what they "bring to the table". But why choose between one or another? If you store your data in Access and connect to it from Excel, you gain the benefits of both. Here are ten reasons why a marriage between Excel and Access makes lots of sense. Excel users, don't be afraid to let go of your data. Think of it this way. You're not losing an Excel daughter; you're gaining an Access son-in-law.
Need to see it in action? Use the sample Customers workbook and run each "Show Me Demo" which takes you step-by-step to your very own database solution.
Even though Excel is not a database, it is widely used to store data, and it is often used to solve simple database problems. But, Excel is a "flat file database", not a relational database. When simple tables need to evolve into multiple tables of related data, Access is the first choice for information workers to quickly create a database application. Access has always been a great "data landing pad" for gathering and consolidating disparate data throughout the enterprise, much of which lives inside Excel workbooks. Once your data is in Access, you can add more tables and join them, create queries (or views of your data), structure the data and define data types to help ensure data integrity, share and update data among many users, and create powerful reports and forms.
There's no question that Access is a feature-packed product. Unlike Excel's simple spreadsheet layout, Access is organized differently with several interrelated objects that might seem daunting at first. But you don't have to be an expert to use Access. Access is designed for all kinds of users, and you can take it only as far as you need to go.
Have you seen the new Access lately? It's not your Dad's desktop database anymore. From the moment you start Access, you notice a dramatic difference. Robust, well-designed database templates for building complete applications greet you with open arms. A streamlined, flexible navigation pane, over 40 wizards and property builders, and a newly-designed what-you-see-is-what-you-get (WYSIWYG) form and report interface, all work together to greatly lessen the learning curve.
Excel users will especially feel right at home. Many Access features have a familiar look and feel: The Office Fluent User interface, spell checking, Datasheet view, sorting and filtering, the status bar, saving reports in PDF format, the Help system, and more.
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A good way to test the waters in this new Office family "relationship" is to copy data from Excel into Access. You can create an Access table and display it in datasheet view, which now more closely resembles an Excel worksheet. You can do common table creation tasks, such as defining a data type, a field name, or a new field, right in the datasheet view. For example, if you enter a date in a blank field, Access sets the Date/Time data type for that field. If you enter text such as a name, Access applies the Text data type to the field. If you want to move a field, just click and drag it.
When you copy data from Excel and paste it into Access, you don't even need to create a table first, or open a table in datasheet view. Access automatically asks you if your data has headers, makes good guesses at using the correct data type, and creates an Access table. It couldn't be simpler.
One of the easiest ways to derive the benefits of both Excel and Access is to link an Excel worksheet to an Access table. Use an Access link when you plan to keep the data in Excel, but also regularly leverage some of the many Access features, such as reporting and querying. You link data from Access, and not from Excel.
Access supports two fundamentally different ways of creating database tables. Users can create new native tables to store the data in an Access database, or they can create links to existing data outside the Access database. Data in linked tables appear and behave in many ways just like native tables. The Linked Table Manager Wizard helps you track, locate, and update the Excel worksheet or other data source if it moves and the link breaks.
When you link to an Excel worksheet or a named range, Access creates a new table that is linked to the Excel data. If you want to add, edit, or delete data, you make the changes in Excel, and refresh (or requery) the data in the Access table. However, you cannot edit the contents of the table in Access. With your data linked to Excel, you can now create reports, queries, and read-only forms in Access.
If you decide to cut the data cord, you can move the data to Excel by importing the data into Access. Note that the word "import" has two different meanings between Excel and Access. In Excel, when you import (or connect), you make a permanent connection to data that can be refreshed. In Access, when you import, you bring data into Access once, but without a permanent data connection. When you import data, Access stores the data in a new or existing table without altering the data in Excel. In Access 2007, you can now import any or all of the worksheets in an Excel workbook in one operation.
The Import Wizard walks you through the import steps and helps you make important decisions about whether to change data types and adding headers. If you encounter errors when importing the data, Access alerts you and saves the errors in a table so that you can quickly find and correct them. For example, there may be an alphanumeric postal code buried deep down in a column you thought was all numeric, or a duplicate ID was detected for a primary key field. You can either make the changes in the Excel workbook and re-import the data, or make the changes in the new Access table. When you complete the operation, you can save the steps that you used and even create an Outlook task to remind you when to do the import operation on a regular basis.
Once the data is imported, it is now native to Access, and you can use datasheets and forms to add, edit, and delete the data. After you import the data, you can decide whether or not to delete the data from Excel. It's usually a good idea to have only one location for updating the data.
Note Importing data from Excel to Access does not import formulas, only the results of those formulas.
If you think your data may be home-sick, you can reconnect the cord, by bringing Access data back to Excel. To do this, create a connection in Excel, often stored in an Office Data Connection file (.odc), to the Access database and retrieve all of the data from a table or query. After you connect to the data, you can also automatically refresh (or update) your Excel workbooks from the original Access database whenever the database is updated with new information. In other words, you can have your cake and eat it too.
Once your data is in Access, you can take advantage of the marvelous array of report creation and customization tools. Want to create a report with just a few clicks? Use the Report Wizard. Want to design and modify the report layout in real time with live data, move and resize blocks of data, add and remove fields, and instantly see the changes as you build it? Use the new Layout view. Want to interact with the report to search, filter, and sort live data? Use the new Report view. Want to add command buttons, page numbers, pictures, hyperlinks, and professional-looking styles all on your own? Use the many control wizards and galleries in the Controls and Layout groups on the Design tab of the Ribbon. The message is clear. By using Access, you can easily create simple reports, group and summary reports, mailing labels, graphical reports, and subreports.
Once the report is created, use Access to electronically distribute the report. For example, you can send the report by using an e-mail message, or save the report in different formats, such as an Access snapshot or a PDF file, to add it to a Web page or SharePoint site.
Once your data is in Access, you can take advantage of the marvelous array of form creation and customization tools. Want to create a form with just a few clicks? Use the Form Wizard. Want to design and modify the form layout in real time with live data, move and resize blocks of data, add and remove fields, and instantly see the changes as you build it? Use the new Layout view. Want to add command buttons, list boxes, combo boxes, option groups, pictures, input masks, charts, hyperlinks, and professional-looking styles all on your own? Use the many control wizards and galleries in the Controls and Layout groups on the Design tab of the Ribbon. The message is clear. By using Access you can easily create simple forms, tabbed forms, continuous forms, popup forms, modal dialog boxes, and subforms.
If reading this section gave you a feeling of deja vu, there's a good reason for this. Creating, modifying, and using reports and forms are very similar and make learning Access that much easier.
In Access 2007, you can now easily create a new split form, which displays a synchronized datasheet and form view so that you can get the best of both. Once you create a polished form, it's easy to scroll, filter, and even search the data behind the form by using the standard navigation buttons and search box at the bottom of the form.
Whichever product you use, you filter data to work with a subset of data, and you sort data to order it just the way you want. In Access, Excel users can filter and sort data in a datasheet view without having to re-learn a completely new user interface. The icons, command menus, commands, criteria, and dialog boxes are very similar, whether you are working with text, numbers, dates, or blanks. You can even save the filters and sorts along with the datasheet view.
You can create a query in Access, and not even know what SQL stands for. Four query wizards help you create simple queries, find duplicates, locate unmatched records, and create crosstab queries. You don't even have to create a query; simply filter and sort the data the way you want it to look and it's saved with a datasheet. If you want to use the Query designer to create grouped queries, parameters, or advanced criteria, you'll find it bears a striking resemblance to Excel's memorable Microsoft Query — a long lost cousin of Access.
Don't want to enter the data yourself? Then make it a family affair, and get someone else to do it for you.
Access makes it easy to gather data from people who are located anywhere on the globe, such as members of your sales team, survey participants, or contacts. By using the Data Collection Wizard, Access 2007 works with Office Outlook 2007 to help you to generate and send an e-mail message that includes a data entry form. When the recipients fill out the forms and send them back to you, the replies are processed according to your specifications. For example, if you choose to have the replies automatically processed, the contents of the form are added to the appropriate table in your database as soon as the reply reaches your inbox.
For example you can:
Now that your family has grown, your holiday card list suddenly got bigger and you need to keep track of a lot more birthdays and anniversaries. Not a problem. You can use an Access table or query as a mail-merge data source, and create a mail merge operation by using the Microsoft Word Mail Merge Wizard, for letters, cards, e-mail messages, and envelopes. If you just need to create mailing labels, use the Label Wizard in Access to create and print your labels from a report you create. Want more? Then you can even automatically add a bar code corresponding to each customer address.
Both Access and Excel provide commands to connect to data in Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services lists. Excel 2007 provides a read-only (one-way) connection to linked SharePoint lists; whereas Access 2007 lets you read and write (two-way) data in linked SharePoint lists. Access and SharePoint lists work very well together. New Access and SharePoint data types — such as rich text, append only (to support tracking revision history in a memo field), attachments, AutoNumber, lookups, and multi-valued fields — make for smooth integration and few, if any, data inconsistencies.
Once you publish your Access database to a SharePoint site, you can even take the SharePoint list data offline in a local Access database, work with the data locally, and then reconnect to the SharePoint site to upload any changes. Any conflicting data changes made by other users will be handled by a conflict resolution wizard. The forms and reports you created in Access are based on the same data, but linked to SharePoint lists and can be opened directly from Windows SharePoint Services.
Excel provides the following integration points with SharePoint Server 2007.
Access provides the following integration points with SharePoint Server 2007.
Want to see step-by-step how to create your own database/workbook solution? Run each "Show Me Demo".
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If you're the adventurous type, peel back the next layer and dig deeper into Access. You can create quite sophisticated desktop database applications without ever writing one line of VBA code. Each Access object has an extensive set of properties and events easily accessible from a property sheet to help you customize your solution. Each object has detailed designers that reveal all the features available to you. Additional database templates are available on Office Online. Field and table templates help you create and customize new tables fast. Design a new database from scratch with built-in database design tools.
Then there are Access macros. Macros use a declarative environment that does not require writing any VBA code, so you don't need to be a developer. Each macro action performs a task, such as opening a form, running a query, finding records, or displaying a message. You can embed macros in any event of a report, form, or control. Most macros have arguments, and you can add conditional logic to them to get them to do what you want. You can even define variables and do error-checking, again without writing VBA code.
Design a prototype and run it by the IT department. Create a "drive-by" solution for your team because they need it ASAP, and do it on a shoestring with a barebones staff. Keep track of tickets sold for a company party, track the shelf life of manufacturing materials, or print acceptance tags for parts. Track tasks, issues, and deliverables in team projects. Create a sales pipeline database to monitor prospective sales within a small group of sales professionals.
As you can see, the combination of Excel and Access is more than just a marriage of convenience. Together, these Office family products form a data dynasty that's hard to beat.


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KOOLNIT Snapback – Burnt Orange
KOOLNIT 5 Panel – Burnt Orange
UNION STANDARD 5 Panel – Stone
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KOOLNIT Snapback – Burnt Orange
KOOLNIT 5 Panel – Burnt Orange
UNION STANDARD 5 Panel – Stone
Shot by Taylor Dunfee @tsdvision
The D.o.A. Camo Snapback in Grey.
The D.o.A. Camo Snapback in Olive.
Union Standard Camp Hat Ranch Brown
Shot by Taylor S. Dunfee
Designers Linda of Love+Made and Andrew of Ampal Creative have collaborated on a hat capsule featuring a medley of classic prints and the iconic Yin Yang symbol. The exterior features a bandana pattern at the brim and a heart-shaped yin yang patch and heart shaped polka dot upper for that Love+Made signature touch. The hat is lined on the interior with a timeless gingham print. All fabrics, trims and patches sourced in Downtown Los Angeles / Made with Love in USA.
We had been a big fan of Lovemade for a while, from their top notch collaborations to their message, so when we started thinking about working with a women's brand, Linda was at the top of our list. Around the same time I found a deadstock roll of Marc Jacobs polka dot/heart print fabric and I knew it would be the perfect foundation for an Ampal x Lovemade project.
Shot by Heather Gildroy
With Born Free, the best chopper show in the country, coming up this weekend, I thought it was the perfect time to release our collaboration with Kosuke of Sunrise Cycles and Chopper Fever.
Over a year ago I met Kosuke of Sunrise Cycles. A bike he built had caught my eye, and when I found out the Sunrise shop was just down Sunset Blvd. I got in contact with him. When I pulled up in the back of an un-assuming alley in Silverlake, my jaw dropped at the lineup of vehicles – an OG knuckle that looked fresh out of a barn, a beautiful candycoated molded out dual carb swingarm panhead, a bitchin' panel shop truck (now replaced by an even cooler Impala wagon) and a lineup of other rad choppers. Over the course of many visits, the ever evolving quiver of 2 wheeled glory would always delay my departure another 5-10 minutes.
Growing up, my dad's one man, custom cabinetry shop was always an exercise in space management; however, I would always be surprised when I'd help load up half a house's worth of new cabinets that had been stacked floor to ceiling. Another facet is the old tools, some are 60+ years old, but aside from replacing a part here and there they are still running strong. With this being said I had an immediate appreciation and respect for Kosuke's workspace. The shot above was taken awhile ago, and the every inch of space is covered in interesting bits of motorcycles and Americana.
I have a ton of respect for Kosuke's approach to building bikes (read more here) and I think we share an appreciation for quality and what some might call a micromanagement issue (I see it more as a refusal to compromise quality). We eventually started talking about making a hat for Sunrise Cycles.
Kosuke's first request was that the hat be plastic free, which became a design inspiration for the cap. The cap above took form with the following details:
A black 100% cotton canvas upper – it's a time tested workwear material that looks better as it wears.
The brim has no plastic piece – the entire hat can be stuffed in your pocket or backpack while you ride.
An elastic sharpie/tool/smoke holder – never lose your work pen again.
Chopper Fever Vintage Linen Lining with stash pocket – stash your ID, nugs, zingers, zongers.
We're really stoked with the result. Only 72 were made. Half available through CHOPPER FEVER and half through our webstore HERE.
Check out the entire CHOPPER FEVER range.
"Chopper Fever was born and bred in Los Angeles, California. Tired of the lack of clothes that couldn't handle the abuse of oil and sweat while looking sharp, Chopper Fever was created to fill the void. Products made in America and influenced by a culture of innovation, freedom and tradition."
Chopper Fever is about as real as it gets. Stop by their booth at Born Free and pick up a T-shirt.
Support it.
PS you can win this chopper at the show this Saturday. In typical Sunrise fashion, Kosuke has made everything on the bike from the frame to the rims and rumor has it, thats a custom fabricated inverted from end.
All photos (c) Jon Dragonette
Available in our webstore and the fine stockists to the right.
Support your local shop.
We just released a few new camp hats inspired by some of our sold out snapbacks. Marina del Rey was the perfect backdrop to feature them, so we headed out on the "BELLA FIGA" for an afternoon of sun on the water. The SEVEN SEAS III Camp hat is shown above with a rugged khaki twill upper and Seven Seas print brim.
The AUGUSTA II Camp hat, made from deadstock rose print, is lined in a premium blue and white striped woven cotton.
The REVERSE II Camp is the camp version of last summers REVERSE snap back with a contrast brown wool brim.
Available in our webstore, the fine boutiques listed on the right hand side of the site and Karmaloop for our international tribe.
Shot by Taylor S. Dunfee around our backyard.
We found a few OLD MAN N THE SEA Camp, AUGUSTA II Snap back & G'MORN BAGHDAD Camp Caps. We thought these were sold out. They will not and cannot be remade.
Available here
"The Gorbals is a spot for new and diverse ideas. For tasty, oddball food that is there for anyone who is willing to eat something that does not fall into a category. It is not an Italian restaurant, or an Indian restaurant, or a Scottish restaurant, or a Los Angeles restaurant, nor is it new age, traditional, old school, fusion, pretentious or plain. It is simply The Gorbals. "
Our favorite restaurant happens to be a few blocks up the street. Over many a meal and beers at the Gorbal's kitchen counter – its like being in Kitchen Stadium – we got front row input from Ilan, Manny and Lizi on the ultimate chef's hat.
The upper is made from 100% cotton canvas. Its tough, breathable, and at home in the kitchen. On the right side we added elastic slots for holding a meat thermometer and Sharpie. The brim is made from industrial vinyl, so if you have to adjust your hat with greasy hands, you can wipe it off later. We sourced a special vinyl backed diamond knit sweatband to keep it cool in the heat of the kitchen.
Its all black because its Ampal for the Gorbals and Ilan is from NY.
Limited to 60 pieces to the public. The rest are for the Gorbals' chefs – if they sell out, maybe you can start washing dishes.
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Butler light up night
November 30th Main Street Butler, PA
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2013 Schedule of Events (Times are approximate)
5:30pm - The Spirit of Christmas Parade Begins! All the floats are movie themed this year!
7:00pm - Tree Lighting in Diamond Park. Santa will light the tree and then remain in Diamond Park to visit with children. Names of the ribbon dedications will be read.
7:30pm - Sirkus Days Fire Performers in front of the Court House & Shakin Bacon Cloggers inside Worlsey's
8:00pm - Main Street re-opens to traffic
Saturday is Small Business Saturday All Day!
Support our local downtown business as they celebrate Small Business Saturday with great sales and specials!
Things going on in the community earlier in the day:
Grace @ Calvary Church on Diamond Street (Special Guest appearance from What a Character Mascots!)
Pancake & Sausage Breakfast...7:30am ($5)
Soup & Sandwich Lunch...11:00am ($5)
The ARC of Butler County
Christmas Craft Show
PARC Productions...100 N. Washington St
12-5 p.m. (Open to Public)
AABC Art Center
Childrens Crafts
12:30-4:00 p.m. (Free)
St. Peter's Anglican Church
218 East Jefferson Street
Visit with St. Nicholas, cookies & cider (Free)
Story time...2:30 p.m., 3:30 p.m., 4:30 p.m
Butler Little Theatre
1 Howard Street
A Year with Frog and Toad
2:30 p.m. ($10)
First Baptist Church
Serving Warm Beverages at Penn Theater Building Entrance
North Washington Street
Butler County Youth & Government will be selling|
hot chocolate and you can also make a holiday card
which will be sent to our military overseas.
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PROVIDENCE (July 22, 2009) World rated cruiserweight contender Matt Too Smooth Godfrey has relinquished his Sovereign Nations Boxing Council (SNBC) belt so that worthy contenders may fight for it as he prepares for a major world title shot.
SNBC links federally recognized tribes throughout the United States and Canada. Its mission is to develop, promote and help regulate professional boxing and mixed martial arts in a fair and professional manner by federally recognized tribes that are sovereign nations.
Godfrey (19-1, 10 KOs), a full-blooded Wampanoag, became the first SNBC champion last November, winning a unanimous 10-round decision against Edward Gutierrez at 4 Bears Casino in New Town, North Dakota.
Godfrey successfully defended his SNBC belt, as well as his NABF title, with a unanimous 10-round decision (99-91, 98-92, 97-93) against previously unbeaten Shawn The Sioux Warrior Hawk in the main event on a recent ESPN2 Friday Night Fights show in Philadelphia.
After their fight, Godfrey handed his SNBC title belt to Hawk, who grew-up on the Crow Creek Reservation, South Dakota. I was honored to be the first SNBC champion and I am proud of my Native American heritage, Matt explained. Ive relinquished the SNBC belt only because I am concentrating on a major world title fight and its only fair that others have the same opportunity to fight for the SNBC belt that I had. Its very special to me because its the only Native American title in boxing. I handed it to Shawn as a goodwill gesture because he probably should have fought Gutierrez when I did. Hawk and I are both Native Americans, but he grew up on one of the toughest reservations, and Im from the city. I meant no disrespect at all. Shawn has a lot of potential and he will win the SNBC belt soon.
SNBC President Pat Packineau understood Godfreys gesture. Matt Godfrey was a great first SNBC champion and we wish him luck when he fights for a world title. All Native Americans will be in his corner. We were honored to have him as our cruiserweight champion. We appreciate him giving other contenders an opportunity. Shawn Hawk is scheduled to fight for the now vacant SNBC cruiserweight title on October 24 at 4 Bears Casino.
The 28-year-old Godfrey, rated No. 10-ranked by The Ring magazine, as well a No. 3 by the IBF and No. 6 by the WBC, took a different approach to his fight against Hawk, effectively boxing as a southpaw, opposed to his three previous ESPN FNF knockout performances against Emmanuel Nwodo, Felix Cora, Jr. and Shaun George.
Godfrey is primarily an orthodox fighter who often turns around and fights left-handed. Against Hawk, though, Matt fought exclusively as a southpaw. I outclassed Hawk, Godfrey said. I kept him off-balance with my jab. We knew going in he had no experience fighting southpaws. If I kept circling, we knew hed follow; my jab out of the southpaw stance kept him confused. Its always good to have two weapons.
I picked it up in the third round and hit him with some good shots. But hes a tough, dangerous kid and there was no reason to change our plan when it was working so well. I always listen to my corner and I was told not to go crazy. I won nine rounds against a previously unbeaten fighter.
Go on line to www.mattgodfreyboxing.com for more information.
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Williamsburg Bridge - New York City
Walked over the Williamsburg Bridge today to get to Brooklyn because
the bus lines were several blocks long. I tried to calculate the
distance i have walked over the last 3 days and i think it's close to
14 miles (and counting). Feels good to walk and get out of a very,
very cold apartment (looking for the positives :)).
Sitting in an apartment that has power and heat which is a nice
change. Just heard that it may not be until Saturday that power is
restored to my part of the Lower East Side. Sigh. Better than another
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If anything can be learned from Tuesday night's draft lottery, it's that tanking doesn't pay off.
At the halfway point of the NBA's regular season, there's already been a lot of unexpected occurrences—injuries to marquee players, surprise teams and the like—and the predictable.
When it comes to the NBA's rookie class at this early juncture of the season, few observers would disagree with the statement that Philadelphia point guard Michael Carter-Williams has been the cre
The Bulls return home to the United Center tonight on Comcast SportsNet to take on the New Orleans Pelicans. Coverage begins at 6:30 p.m.
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- Cressida Meale
Can you really wear art? That is the question. And yes, once again, the industry that we call 'fash-un' answers in the affirmative. On Wednesday the 27th March Peter Jensen shall be showcasing his highly regarded 'Barbara' SS13 collection in the galleries of The Hepworth Wakefield.
It's only right really, seeing as the late Barbara Hepworth was the woman who inspired this season's architecturally exciting pieces. Described by Jensen as "bland", in the best possible sense of course, he praises the renowned artist for her "uniform" and tireless work ethic. With her influence taking shape in the form of considered holes and cutaways in everything from hats to dresses and even glitter-spatted brogues, Barbara's use of space as presence is reiterated in a modern context by Jensen, and rather successfully at that.
Not only will guests have the chance to experience one of the most aesthetically stimulating salon shows, Peter Jensen himself will be taking centre stage amongst the models in order to talk about the collection as part of Wakefield Art Walk.
Simon Wallis, Director, The Hepworth Wakefield said: "This is an extraordinarily unique opportunity to realise the Hepworth Family Gift within the context of fashion and I look forward to seeing how Jensen's collection translates within the context of the gallery spaces and among Hepworth's own work."
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Categories > Original > Romance > Guardian Angels
DUDE!1 Reviews
I close in on the office. I see the boy sitting on the small love seat in the office. I open the door and smile at him as I do all the others. He had shinny red hair which was a deep red/orange. He was dressed in all black with all black converse. And he's tall. So much taller then me... Did I shrink this year?
"Hi!" I say all chirper and peerky. "I'm Jillian! And you are?"
"Chance." He said softly.
"Well Chance, welcome!" He just gives me his list of classes. I look over them. He has english with me. "It looks like we have a class together! English, see!" I point to it, he leans in to see it. I get kinda happy when new people are in my classes. I keep smiling, having no idea why.
He nods, which was my Que to lead him out. "Come on!" I chirp, telling him to follow me out of the office. He holds the door open. Arm way above my head. "Thank you!" He nods again. "Okay so you have art aaaaaaaaaand GUITAR! DUDE! HPW'D YOU GET THAT?! I'm a senior and I couldn't even get that!" I gape at him. He shrugs. "Well you my friend, suck." I smile at him. He gives me a quick smile back.
"Okay so art is over there and guitar, for all the fancy people! Is over there, by the music roo." I point to the left then the right. Drawing an air map with my finger. He nods. Omg, didn't see that coming!
"You ready for the dark upstairs?! Oooo!" I try to spook him.
"Sure." He sighs.
I give him a fake glare. "Your no fun! You suck!"
"Only on the weekends." My mouth drops. Holy shit! That was amazing!
"Dude!" I gasp, bending over in laughter. I stop in a second though. "Please tell me your kidding?" He nods and laughs. "You scared me there, dude." He nods. "Come on, I gotta get you to your math class." I laugh. This dude is funny! AND HE DIDN'T EVEN SAY ANYTHING!
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'Don't vote for parties that back HS2' urge campaigners
Anti-HS2 activists have launched a new campaign urging one million people not to vote for the parties supporting the £50 billion project.
The 'No Votes For You with HS2' campaign is appealing to all those affected by the high speed rail link across the country to refuse votes to parties in support of HS2.
The Conservative-Lib Dem coalition is pushing ahead with plans for the route, linking London and Birmingham before forking north to Leeds and Manchester, while Labour has also pledged support if further financial details are revealed.
Organisers are targeting both the 2015 General Election and elections for the European parliament next year. The campaign is being spearheaded by All Staffordshire Action Groups Against HS2 and the national Stop HS2 group.
ASAGA HS2 campaigner Trevor Forrester said the groups launched a publicity drive, distributing material to all political parties and all Stop HS2 groups across the country yesterday.
"There are 540,000 properties – and between 700,000 and one million people – affected up and down the country by HS2," said Mr Forrester.
"We will therefore be urging one million people to turn away from the main three parties which are in support of HS2. I simply cannot understand why anyone who is affected by HS2 could ever be in support of the parties who are backing the project.
"We do, however, need to bear in mind that many of the people who support Stop HS2 are staunch Conservatives, and they're the ones that need to be convinced not to vote for the Tories. It's a huge campaign."
Mr Forrester added the news Government ministers want to use a veto to ban the publication of a damning report into the project has made him all the more adamant, as he feels such a move would 'blind people from the truth'.
Cabinet Office Minister Francis Maude and Transport Secretary Patrick McLoughlin claim the publication of the document would cause 'political and presentational difficulties' and could seriously damage the project.
Critics, meanwhile, have called the move 'disgraceful' and say they will use Freedom of Informationto demand the Project Assessment Review from November 2011 be published.


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Faculty KUDOS: Exciting news, grants, presentations off-campus
NEWEST: Te-Wen presented in the UK; Kit and Bruce continue summer research; Susan shares with 2nd grade classroom; Peter presented in RI and elected as an Executive Committee member; Andy's Research is on the Weather Channel!; Bruce receives funding for an alum;Te-Wen receives funding; Peter presents in Physics; Maki presents work co-authored with student and others; Kit Muma--Panel Discussion; Andy Smith receives Funding; Ian Woods Presented in Wisconsin; Nancy Jacobson Presented in California
Monday, July 28, 2014
Te-Wen Lo presented at the Evolutionary Biology of Caenorhabditis and other Nematodes conference. Cambridge, UK. June 2014. Partial funding was awarded by the Provost & VPEA Travel Fund.
Monday, July 21, 2014
Queen's University Biological Station. Summer 2014.
Bruce Smith had a display on the diversity of water mites and their pathogens and Kit Muma presented a poster entitled "Tick Talk". Open House.
Bruce P. Smith and Kit E. Muma presented, "Kiwis and Kokakos: Wildlife Conservation in New Zealand". Queen's University Biological Station Wednesday Night Seminar Series. .
Monday, July 7, 2014
Susan Witherup and Jennifer Mellott visited the Trumansburg Elementary School's second grade class to read a book and showed students "creepy crawly stuff". The students saw scorpions and tarantulas from Ithaca College's living arthropod collection, live snakes, and preserved mounted butterflies and moths.
Monday, April 7, 2014
Peter has been elected to serve as a member of the Executive Committee for the Northeastern Section of the American Society of Plant Biologist.
Thursday, April 3, 2014
Peter Melcher presented. "A new approach to measure hydraulic resistance in plants". American Society of Plant Biology Northeastern sectional meeting in Rhode Island, March 30th, 2014.
Measuring xylem hydraulic resistance in plants is a common procedure that relies on well-established methods. Results from comparative measures of xylem hydraulic conductivity using traditional and a new protocol on eight woody species will be discussed. The new method was developed to reduce errors associated with samples that are: shorter than their xylem conduit lengths; and from fluid moving through artificially created flow paths when measurements are made on samples that are excised on both ends, such as fluid moving through xylem conduits located in older vascular growth rings that may not be conducting in the intact samples. The new method produced much lower values of hydraulic conductivity in 7 of the 8 species studied. However, there was a large species-dependent range observed between the two methods. For example, the new method produced conductivity values that were two times lower for Acer rubrum samples compared to traditional hydraulic methods. And in some species, the differences between the two methods were only about 10%. For Robinia pseudoacacia conductivity values were found to be the same for both methods. Reasons for these variations will be discussed.
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Coconino National Forest
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Supervisor's Office
1824 S. Thompson St.
Flagstaff, AZ 86001
Office: (928) 527-3600
Fax: (928) 527-3620
Mon-Fri, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
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Thank you for visiting the Coconino National Forest's Travel Management Planning website.
The Coconino National Forest signed a Record of Decision on the Travel Management Project on September 28, 2011. This decision and the Final Environmental Impact Statement are available below. Implementation of these new rules went into effect on May 1, 2012. An updated Motor Vehicle Use Map is available beginning May 1, 2013.
The Travel Management Final Environmental Impact Statement is a very large document. For your convenience, this document is being provided in several segments to facilitate faster and easier downloads and opening of the document:
Should you want a full copy of both Volume 1 (Chapters 1-4, references, index, and Appendix A and B) and Volume 2 (response to comments), you can download the combined 795-page document here (6.05MB .pdf).
The seven maps can be downloaded in a combined pdf document here (9.69MB .pdf). (If you have trouble opening this file due to the large size, right click and "save-as" for downloading.)
If you would prefer to receive a hard-copy of these documents or a compact disc with these materials, please contact Mike Dechter at 928-527-3416 or via e-mail at email@example.com.
The Motor Vehicle Use Map (MVUM) is a free map that will show all of the routes, trails, and areas open to motorized use. We expect the MVUM to be published and available in April 2012. This provides time for the 45-day appeal period and for the processing of any appeals received on the Travel Management decision. Until the publication of the MVUM, existing rules will be in effect.
In addition to the MVUM, the Coconino National Forest has drafted several implementation plans to guide how the new rules affecting motorized use will occur. These plans are working documents and may be changed as needed based on new information, lessons learned, or new resources or ideas become available.
On November 2, 2005, the Forest Service announced final travel management regulations governing OHVs and other motor vehicle use on national forests and grasslands. Under the new rules, forests that do not restrict motor vehicle travel to "designated roads-and-trails" must do so. Motor vehicles must remain on designated roads and trails systems while on the National Forest.
Under the current rules, the Coconino National Forest does not have a forest-wide designated road or trail system; cross-country motorized travel is permitted except in areas that are signed closed or restricted to seasonal use. For example, a large area around Sedona restricts motorized travel to designated routes only.
Current regulations in effect today on the Coconino National Forest are explained on the OFF-HIGHWAY VEHICLES page.
In order to better comply with the new rule, the Coconino Forest has identified a system of roads, areas, and trails across the entire forest to remain open to motorized use and which will be socially, economically, and environmentally sustainable over time. The selected alternative included in the Record of Decision is based on efforts to review and incorporate comments on thousands of miles of roads throughout the Forest.
What is the Travel Management Rule?
The final travel management rule requires each National Forest System unit:
Criteria for evaluating and designating routes (36 CFR 212.55) are largely derived from Executive Order 11644.
Why is Travel Management Planning Important?
Outdoor recreation is central to our work. The demand for recreation opportunities is growing. These opportunities connect people with the land and foster healthy lifestyles.
Motorized recreation is a legitimate use of our national forests. The rule provides a uniform set of guidelines for travel management decisions. This will result in consistent, high quality motorized recreation opportunities on designated roads, trails, and areas on national forests and grasslands.
Route designations will involve working with local communities. The final rule itself doesn't open or close a single route. Those decisions will be made at the local level in a fair and open travel planning process that anyone can join. Working with local communities, interest groups and tribal governments over the next three years will result in a system of designated routes and areas tailored to local conditions and needs.
Together, we'll sustain our natural resources. The rule addresses the growing demand for motorized recreation while protecting the environment and assuring that our national forests and grasslands provide clean air, clean water, and abundant wildlife for future generations.
Future Planning
All visitors and neighbors of the Coconino National Forest will be invited and are encouraged to take part in helping to identify roads, areas, and trails to remain open to motorized use on the forest. If you would like to be involved in our travel management planning process or receive information about our progress, please contact us. We would also like to hear your ideas about how you would like to interact with our planning team, both now and over the course of the project.
The number of OHV users in the Unites States has climbed tenfold in the past 32 years, from approximately 5 million in 1972 to 51 million in 2004. The Forest Service now manages more than 300,000 miles of road and 35,000 miles of trail for motor vehicle use. More than 11 million people using OHVs visited national forest and grasslands in 2004. [More]
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Shape the Future of the Coconino National Forest
The Coconino National Forest is beginning two major planning efforts that will shape future management and enjoyment of this treasured land. Through these efforts the public will be able to share opinions about national forest management including outdoor recreation, wildlife management, fire protection and others. [Click Here for 9/29/2006 news release]
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More Americans than ever are using off-highway vehicles (OHV) to enjoy the outdoors. Nowhere is this more apparent than in our own state of Arizona where OHV ownership has skyrocketed. [More]
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- Old debts. A number of consumers say that the company tried to hold them responsible for very old debts that had clearly exceeded the statute of limitations in their state.
- "Missing" mail. A suspicious amount of mail sent to debt agencies seems to get lost along the way.
- Non-existent accounts. In one case, an individual reports that certain debt agencies tried to collect on a debt from a company he had never interacted with in his life! He contacted the company in question, and they confirmed that he had never had an account with them. Nonetheless, these debt agencies similar to Asset Acceptance persisted in harassing him about the debt.
- Fraud accounts. If you've ever had your identity stolen, you will know about fraud accounts. They are created when the thief opens a new credit card or other debt account in your name. Naturally you are not responsible for the thief's debts! However, in at least one case someone was targeted by these agencies for collection on a fraud account, even though the account had already been recognized as fraudulent by the original creditor.
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This was tasty, but, even though I whisked it continually, it still curdled. It has potential if you do it better then I did, maybe I had the heat too high. Either way, it was fun to try.
Vanilla Jack Sabayon
This recipe goes with Steamed Butternut Squash Pudding
Yield: 12 servings (serving size: 4 teaspoons)
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 34
- Fat: 0.8g
- Saturated fat: 0.3g
- Monounsaturated fat: 0.3g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.1g
- Protein: 1.1g
- Carbohydrate: 3.1g
- Fiber: 0.0g
- Cholesterol: 35mg
- Iron: 0.2mg
- Sodium: 36mg
- Calcium: 4mg
- 1/4 cup whiskey or bourbon
- 1 (2-inch) piece vanilla bean
- 1/4 cup turbinado sugar
- 1/4 cup water
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 2 large eggs
- 1. Place whiskey and vanilla bean in a microwave-safe bowl. Microwave at HIGH 30 seconds. Cover bowl with plastic wrap; let stand up to 4 days. Strain mixture through a sieve into a bowl; discard bean.
- 2. Combine infused whiskey, sugar, and remaining ingredients in the top of a double boiler. Cook over simmering water until thick and mixture reaches 160° (about 6 minutes), stirring constantly with a whisk. Remove from heat; place top of double boiler in a large ice-filled bowl, stirring whiskey mixture to cool (about 5 minutes). Serve with Steamed Butternut Squash Pudding.
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Vanilla Jack Sabayon Recipe at a Glance
- COURSE: Desserts, Sauces/Condiments
- CONVENIENCE: Entertaining, Make-Ahead, 5 Ingredients or Less
- CUISINE: French
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Eggs
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Low Carbohydrate, Low Fat, Low Saturated Fat, Low Sodium
- COOKING METHOD: Microwave
- OCCASION: Autumn
- PUBLICATION: Cooking Light
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