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American Petroleum Institute President Jack Gerard says the energy industry can play a major positive role in the on-going economic recovery. He says energy is fundamental to America's future and more domestic production only translates into more growth, jobs and government revenue. His comments came during the API's annual "State of Energy" address Tuesday in Washington, DC.
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DEARBORN / May 27, 2009---Youve chosen to serve the public. We want to help you develop a successful campaign based on proven strategies for victory," is how political science Prof. Dale Thomson, director of the Institute for Local Government at the University of Michigan-Dearborn, describes a series of seminars the campus is offering next month.
The Institute will offer a three-part series of seminars June 2-June 4. "We have assembled an amazing group of elected officials, campaign consultants and media experts to share their advice with participants on how to run a campaign that will lead them to victory," Thomson said.
The first session of the series is called "Campaign Organizing. Current Democratic and Republican officeholders will share their experiences on the campaign trail and in elected office. Campaign advisor Tom Shields will examine the issues that are important to voters. Campaign experts Jill Alpert, Eddie McDonald and Denise DeCook will advise participants on how to organize a campaign to make it most effective.
The second session, called "Getting Your Message Out," will examine advice from public relations consultants John Barlow, Bob Berg and Darci McConnell about how to craft a campaigns message and work effectively with the media. Campaign experts Trisha Stein and Steve Hood will join Eddie McDonald and Denise DeCook to discuss on-the-ground voter contact. Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist M.L. Elrick and Detroit Free Press columnist Rochelle Riley will give an insiders perspective on working with reporters. Participants also will learn how to tap into the latest technology to reach voters from experts who have done so at the state or federal level.
The third session, "Campaign Financing," will examine how to create a campaign budget and raise money. Participants also will learn about campaign finance law from U-M Regent and attorney Andrew Richner and attorney Reginald Turner.
The seminars are offered separately or as a full series, at a charge ranging from $50 for the first session, to $125 for all three sessions, which will include a light lunch. All sessions will be offered at UM-Dearborn's Fairlane Center building, on Hubbard Drive between Southfield and Evergreen.
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A couple of posts ago, I talked about the need for a new A/V receiver. The basic problem is that I now have a fair few input devices and two of them have HDMI outputs, whereas my TV only has one HDMI input. It'd be nice to route the video and audio signals through the same place.
Problems solved:
- Mismatch of what's being shown to what's being heard. You know the problem - you hit 'TiVo' on the universal remote and you get the TiVo coming out of the speakers and the AppleTV on the display. The Logitech remote handles that nicely with it's 'help' button, but it's still a pain.
- If you don't use the remote you've got to switch both the TV and the receiver.
- My TV only has one HDMI input which means that the TiVo is plugged into that so that I can watch HD content (HDCP being required). This means that I can't watch HD content from the iTunes Movie store as it also requires HDCP - having the receiver route the video signal solves this problem.
- I wanted outside speakers and to have different things playing inside and outside. I.e. the kids can watch Dora on the TV while we're listening to music outside courtesy of the AppleTV.
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- TiVo and AppleTV hooked up via HDMI. Xbox360, Wii and DVD player hooked up via component and sundry audio connections.
- Outside speakers can play audio sources independently of what's playing in the living room.
- Switching inputs is a breeze.
- The unit has an ethernet port and can stream internet radio. You can also manage it via a builtin webserver. I must say though, the design of the web content served leaves a lot to be desired.
- Nice GUI. As the unit is routing the video, it overlays it's own GUI on top, such as audio levels and it's setup/management interface.
The two spare HDMI inputs are also handy, as I suppose I'm going to have to get a Blu-ray player at some point…
Overall, pretty nice. It even met with spousal approval!
I did have one problem during setup though. The multi-zone support is nice and the idea was that I could be outside and listen to music from the AppleTV. Unfortunately it took me ages to get working.
The problem was that the Denon unit wouldn't let me send audio sourced from an HDMI input (which the AppleTV is connected to) out to the second zone. I have no idea why.
To solve the problem I simply connected the units using an optical cable and had the receiver use that as the audio source for the AppleTV rather than the HDMI audio source. At that point, it would route the audio outside.
Anyhow, highly recommended.
And after setting it all up, I realised that every piece of A/V gear except for the DVD player in the living room is now on the internet - the Denon receiver, TiVo, AppleTV, Xbox360 and the Wii.
On a related note, you might be thinking "Well, if the kids are watching the TiVo in the living room and you're sat outside supping on an adult beverage, how do you control the AppleTV, sucker? The interface for it is on the TV which is being used by the kids!"
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Zero Dark Thirty is a film based on the CIA's real life, sometimes moment-by-moment hunt from Osama Bin Laden. The intensity is turned up to ten right from the opening scene showing us a dark screen with 911 call soundbites from the victims of the World Trade Center towers.
Jessica Chastain plays Maya, a CIA newbie who develops something of a bloodlust for capturing Bin Laden. The story begins with some explicit and controversial scenes depicting the torture off suspects with the intent of getting information to capture terrorists.
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A well-balanced roster for a Paris-Nice that includes two time trials and several uphill finishes gives the BMC Racing Team a number of options, said BMC Racing Team Assistant Director Rik Verbrugghe.
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Verbrugghe said the opening stage of the eight-day race is a good example. Brent Bookwalter, Taylor Phinney and Tejay van Garderen are all well-suited for the 9.4-kilometer individual time trial. "There are a lot of stages with a lot of opportunities and we have a team that can do something in all of them," Verbrugghe said. "It will be a really hard race, with not many sprints. There will probably be selective groups, which would mean we could do something for Thor Hushovd." Amaël Moinard, who won the final stage and the King of the Mountains classification at Paris-Nice in 2010, said the team will support van Garderen for the general classification. "We have some classic riders here, which will allow him to stay out of trouble the first couple days," Moinard said. "Then, as it gets harder, we will be there to support him and I hope to be on the offensive to go for a stage. The last weekend the races are on roads close to my home that I ride almost every day. So that's the best motivation for me."
BMC Racing Team Paris-Nice Roster (March 4-11):
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Piedmont Profile: 'Hawkeye' Hargrave broke color barriers as a golfer while never losing passion for the game
Pretty soon, he stops the cart, grabs a 4-iron and disappears into the thicket. "Here's two," he says, soon emerging with a pair of golf balls in his hand.
Besides hanging out at Foxwood every day, Hargrave still cleans the North Main Street law offices of Kluttz, Reamer, Hayes, Randolph, Adkins and Carter five nights a week.
Hargrave grew up in the Jersey City neighborhood of Salisbury as the seventh of 14 children. His late father, Theodore, was a longtime janitor at Catawba College.
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The Blocks of August
Sew Beautiful: Kati of From the Blue Chair sent each of us fabric in black, white, and a single bold color. We were asked to make improv-pieced blocks and to use the color sparingly. I haven't done a lot with black and white, so it was fun working with these striking, graphic prints. And I love the pinkish-purple accent color that I got.
Do. Good Stitches: Two more improv-pieced blocks. For these, Ara Jane asked us to use pink, yellow, brown, beige, and cream. This isn't a color palette I would have chosen on my own, but the colors surprised me by working very well together. Somehow the blocks remind me of candy or ice cream. Or maybe I'm just hungry right now.
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Modern Quilt Guild block: This isn't technically a bee block, but all of us in the Milwaukee Modern Quilt Guild were asked to make one of these for a group quilt. The design is Elizabeth Hartman's Wellington Park pattern, which can be found here (it is in the free "Modern Quilting Primer" e-book).
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Lovely blocks!ReplyDelete
Those improv blocks are beautiful, I wish Malka was coming over to the UK to do a class, I'll have to make do with her books for now.ReplyDelete
As a side note, I have that same odd ball fat quarter from AMH and also don't have a clue what to put it with lol
Those are super blocks - love the b & w especially. You are right - we all have some uninspiring fabrics in our stash - it would be quite a challenge to marry them with something new and produce a more modern look.ReplyDelete
Awesome blocks, Lee! I love your do.Good blocks - and yes, ice cream indeed! I have that same FQ in my stash, and haven't used it because it tends to stick out like a sore thumb, but the way you used it looks super fab :)ReplyDelete
All the blocks are great! Your improv blocks look fabulous. Going to have to try that!ReplyDelete
beautiful blocks...I love the black one...ReplyDelete
All beautiful blocks! That is some great inspiration!!!!ReplyDelete
Wow, those turned out great! Thanks for showing them off :)ReplyDelete
Beautiful blocks! Improv piecing sounds very interesting.ReplyDelete
LOVE your modern quilt guild block!
Beautiful blocks, especially the black and white one!ReplyDelete
Lovely blocks they all look great. I'm going to have to try improv piecing. There's lots of inspiration in these blocks.ReplyDelete
What beautiful blocks! I really like the black and white one- the color really pops.ReplyDelete
Gorgeous bloCks Lee! Youve done so well!ReplyDelete
So cute!! I love the improv blocks!ReplyDelete
Love all the blocks, but especially the one for me! I'm so jealous you were able to go to that class. That would have been fabulous to learn from her.ReplyDelete
Lovely blocks, Lee! :) I am so happy you were able to take a class from her--how stinking cool! Thanks for linking up to {Sew} Modern Monday and have a great week!ReplyDelete
Great blocks! Looks like that improv class was great, those improv blocks are amazing!!ReplyDelete
You're the improv queen now! I'd love to take a class like that. And I love what you did with that AMH print! It looks great with those colors.ReplyDelete
Awesome blocks, Lee! I totally love the improv :)ReplyDelete
Those are great blocks. I, too, like the Improv blocks and I always like a challenge.ReplyDelete
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Wonderful improv blocks! I love all of them!ReplyDelete
beautiful, beautiful blocksReplyDelete
I totally pinned these! beautiful work lee! lovely lovely loverly!ReplyDelete
All your bee blocks are wonderful. I can't decide which I like the most. Do.Good is really cool! and the string block with the Nicey Jane will be really pretty.ReplyDelete


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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (April 28, 2011)—Fresh off an upset of Unzip Me in the Las Cienegas Handicap April 9 at Santa Anita, Separate Forest will make her synthetic surface debut in the $70,000 Time To Leave Stakes Sunday at Hollywood Park.
Named in honor of the multiple stakes winning mare whose victories at Hollywood Park included the 1968 Senorita Stakes and 1970 Lakes and Flowers Handicap, the Time To Leave is at five furlongs over Cushion Track. It is the eighth of nine races. Post time Sunday is 1 p.m.
A 4-year-old Forestry filly out of the Sam M. mare Separata, Separate Forest defeated Unzip Me, the prohibitive favorite, by a neck in the grassy Las Cienegas for her first graded victory.
The win was the third in four starts for Separate Forest since she was claimed for $25,000 Jan. 14 by trainer Doug O'Neill for owners Suarez Racing Inc., Westside Rentals.com and Darin Tsukashima.
In her only previous appearance at Hollywood Park, Separate Forest was fifth of nine in a six furlong turf allowance for her former connections – Diamond A Racing Corporation and trainer Richard Mandella – last Oct. 9. Overall, she has won five of nine with earnings of $161,500.
Dawnie Macho returns to the scene of her victory in the Landaluce last July 11 in her third race of 2011. Owned by Gary and Cecil Barber and Larry Nestadt and trained by John Sadler, the 3-year-old daughter of Macho Uno and the Montbrook mare Blush of Dawn was unplaced in her first start of the year in the La Habra Stakes Feb. 21 at Santa Anita, then was third in a Golden Gate Fields allowance April 10.
She won the Landaluce in her first race after being privately purchased by Sadler for the Barbers. The Florida bred has won two of five and earned $80,760.
A four time winner in 2010, Holding Her Ground will be seeking her first win as a 5-year-old for owner-trainer Bobby Wayne Grayson. The daughter of Put It Back and the Blue Buckaroo mare has won five of 17. Her bankroll is $150,315.
Trainer Bob Baffert will be represented in the Time to Leave by Irish Gypsy. Owned by Mike Pegram and John Sikura, the 5-year-old daughter of Hennessy and the Relaunch mare Rayelle has won three of 10 and banked $136,850.
Saint Isabelle was successful in her return to racing after nearly six months on the sidelines, winning an optional claimer by 2 ½ lengths March 19 at Santa Anita.
The victory was the third in eight starts for the 4-year-old Saint Liam filly and the Forty Niner mare Fortyniner Fever. She is trained by Mike Puype for owners Paul Chacon and Little Red Feather Racing.
A seven time winner, Shakenwithanolive will be making her Southern California debut for owner Rick Wiest and trainer Robertino Diodoro. Campaigned previously in Arizona, Canada and Northern California, the 5-year-old daughter of Suave Prospect and the Dauphin Fabuleux mare Green Dauphine has earned $185,330 in 19 races.
Candy's Pleasure will be aiming for her third win of 2011. Trained by Marcelo Polanco, who co-owns the 4-year-old with Evelyn Ungaro, the daughter of Candy Ride and the All Gone mare All Pleasure has won three of 15 and earned $75,995.
From inside out, the field for the Time To Leave: Irish Gypsy, Martin Garcia rides, 118 pounds; Holding Her Ground, Christian Santiago Reyes, 118; Separate Forest, Patrick Valenzuela, 124; Saint Isabelle, Rafael Bejarano, 120; Dawnie Macho, Tyler Baze, 119; Candy's Pleasure, Joe Talamo, 118 and Shakenwithanolive, Joel Rosario, 120.
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For Fall break we decided to take a family trip to Great Wolf Lodge in Grapevine, Texas. If you haven't been before, you have to check it out. I'll be posting a full review (including pictures and deal finding tips) tomorrow. Grapevine is about 5 hours from Tulsa, OK so while it wasn't nearly as long as the 18 car ride to Florida we took earlier this summer, it was still long enough for us to get hungry and the kids to be bored.
I know many of you will be traveling over the holidays so I thought I would share a few tips to help you save money and entertain the kiddos on your journey.
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1. Plan Ahead: For every single long car ride we take (we've had four this summer), I plan ahead strategically. I always visit the dollar store or $1 spot at Target and load up on new coloring books, sticker books, puzzles, etc. The trick is to not bring them all out at one time.
You have to pace yourself. Give the kids a few of the new items when you first get in the car, then bring out a new item every few hours or when the boredom really sets in. You don't have to spend a lot of money, but getting some new items will really make a difference.
2. Stick with the Coupons: It is pretty likely you will stop at a drive thru while you're driving to your destination. I bring an envelope full of restaurant coupons and if we feel like stopping, we open the envelope. When we went to Grapevine, my envelope was filled with Sonic, Wendy's and Taco Bueno coupons. My husband, myself and my youngest son ate at Wendy's for only $4 after coupons! Not bad at all.
3. Snack Stashing: Obviously, you have to bring snacks. Most of us throw a few boxes of granola bars or crackers in a bag and call it good. Then, we pick up candy bars at the first gas station we stop at, right? No, you've never done that. If you really want to save money and ditch the unhealthy snack foods, you have to prepare snacks in advance. Get some baggies and fill them with homemade trail mix, cookies or even homemade granola bars.
4. New Movies & Music: If you do have a DVD player in your car, grab some new movies from the library before you head out on your trip (don't lose them though). If you have an iPod then be sure to upload some new music for yourself and your kiddos too.
Our trip to Florida was the first time I had ever used an iPod (insert laughing here), it was awesome for the boys. My oldest fell asleep listening to some oldies I had downloaded.
If you're old school, mix your own CD on your computer before you leave....please don't tell me you're still listening to tapes. Anyway, the point is to upgrade whatever you've got with some new stuff that will entertain you and your children.
5. Journal It: In my world, I have long since given up on the journals because I'm a blogger. I basically journal every single day online, for the world to see. But, for a long car ride, give everyone a journal before the trip. The adults can simply write down what they see and want to remember about the trip but for the kids, it's a little different. Give your kids some old magazines, scissors and glue sticks.
Let them describe the trip in pictures in their journal or if you have other things you might want them to cut out like 'find items that are blue' or whatever will work just as well too. The older the kids are, the more creative you can be.
We tend to divide our car in half so each of our boys has his own little section for themselves. They're surrounded by toys, books, crayons and pillows. We were so blessed this year to receive a 2011 Chevy Tahoe courtesy of WeAreGoldBuyers.com which came with a DVD player! Talk about a life saver! And, it's also extremely comfortable and roomy in there so my boys had plenty of space. Oh, did I mention it's a Hybrid? Yep, that's right. It is not a gas guzzler which obviously makes these road trips a lot more affordable.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (August 8, 2012)—The late Bob Wheeler, who won 273 races at Hollywood Park, and Ghostzapper, who earned the first win of his brilliant career here, are among the 2012 inductees into the National Museum of Racing's Hall of Fame.
The induction ceremony will begin at 7:30 a.m. PDT Friday at the Fasig-Tipton Sales Pavilion in Saratoga Springs, N.Y.
A trainer for well over half a century (1938-1992), Wheeler won 1,336 races. Of those, 51 were stakes victories at Hollywood Park, including five Hollywood Juvenile Championships, four Cinderellas and two Hollywood Gold Cups – Dotted Swiss (1960) and Cadiz (1963). He also doubled in the Hollywood Oaks, Hollywood Lassie – which is now known as the Landaluce – Milady, Railbird and Vanity Handicap.
Trained by the late Bobby Frankel and owned by Frank Stronach, Ghostzapper broke into the game with a nine length maiden victory Nov. 16, 2002 at Hollywood Park. The win was the first of nine – in only 11 starts – for the son of Awesome Again and the Relaunch mare Baby Zip.
An earner of $3,446,120, Ghostzapper went 4-for-4 in 2004, earning Horse of the Year and Champion Older Male honors. He climaxed his campaign with a record-setting victory in the Breeders' Cup Classic. Ghostzapper ran the 1 ¼ miles at Lone Star Park in 1:59.02.
The other inductees are jockey John Velazquez, a two-time Eclipse Award winner as outstanding rider in 2004 and 2005, and trainer Roger Attfield, who has conditioned three Canadian Triple Crown winners – Izvestia, With Approval and Peteski.
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