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Release date- 01082014 - After extensive facilitated consultations and deliberations, management and labour have, in the spirit of cooperation, reconciliation and acting in the best interest of all parties, reached consensus that the current restructuring process will proceed.
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I once thought that my taste would become more refined and understated as I aged, but the older I get, the more I am drawn to bright, shiny things (am I alone in this?)—and I'm pretty sure that by the time I hit my seventies, I'm going to be one of those ladies whose outfits are far more amusing than they are stylish. I feel similarly about items for the home: gold used to strike me as tacky for interiors, but now I'm loving little hits of it: like this Fornasetti trinket tray, which is currently on my top 5 list of things I'd like to receive as a gift.
A wee chevron box for your whatnots.
Just an urchin-shaped thing that I suddenly feel quite strongly belongs on my coffee table.
I totally already own this.
Prints of the week
Or, more accurately I suppose, textures. On vases. And all in white, because that's what I'm feeling. Here's a porcelain studded number for the gracefully aging punk rocker in your life. (And wow, it comes in a lamp too.)
This honeycomb pattern feels at once earthy and urban.
I know people go absolutely nuthouse for Orla Kiely, but I have never been one of those people. Still, in this context, I have to say it totally works (actually, it must be said that her candles and diffusers are pretty boss too).
Need least, want most of the week
Come to me, you beautiful baby.
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Is this Christian Lacroix notebook not divine? It's just one of a travel-themed series (check out these equally fantabulous offerings inspired by Mumbai, Rio, Paris, New York, LA and London) and I want them all, all, all.
Tuesday Trifecta
Our theme of the day is triangles, specifically as found on items for the home. I'm thinking it might be fun to trade in my sleepy old Moroccan poufs for this more geometric model.
A very Danish modern-style bowl from the folks at Ferm Living.
And why not a triangular cutting board for displaying your cheeses and charcuterie?
Wild things
Preppy little tabletop items depicting jungle animals fill me with delight. I can not tell you why.
I am so thoroughly charmed by this cocktail tumbler, with its creatures all in a row. Very Scully & Scully: the affordable version.
And I'm not going to lie; I love all the gold.
Isn't this platter by Waylande Gregory actually rather punk rock? I would like very much to own it.
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The only way I could love this this hand-woven Mayan throw pillow any more is if it were a dress.
Et voila: my new living room
Do any of you happen to recall how, after I left my old place in January, I resolved not to fall down the rabbit hole of redecorating like I always do when I move? Even though the place I was relocating to could not be more physically different than the place I was leaving, and none of my stuff really looked right anymore? How fondly we hang on to our illusions, no? It took me a while to accept that the furniture that worked so well in my comparatively rambling midcentury apartment had no place in my clean and modern little window box in the sky, but indeed that was the case—most particularly in the living room. My beloved club chairs were hulking, and monopolized a huge hunk of the space. The shaggy vintage Moroccan rug—which once imparted such a sense of cozy cool—simply came off sloppy. And everything else just felt dark. The new place—with its walls of windows and clean lines—called for something else entirely.
I was gun shy about where to start—because once you choose your first big item, everything else has to fall into lockstep with it. But finally I pulled the trigger on this sectional (currently on sale! at Blu Dot) and then the big square coffee table you see here (also from Blu Dot) in somewhat irrational—but ever-so delightful—watermelon pink. I knew that the coffee table's wild-card color was going to make finding the right rug tough—and I already have an impossible time choosing rugs—but then I discovered Brooklyn-based line Aelfie: their pieces are ethnic-inspired but with the kind of streamlined look I was after, and I fell for the one you see here, which is called the Saskia. It looks like a lot to live with, I know, but in real life it's actually pretty chill. The piece above the sofa is by an artist named Reed Anderson and I've had it for years.
I have done some repurposing of old items: this Nelson Platform bench used to be my coffee table; now it sits by the window, topped with a few of the Eskayel pillows that were on my former sofa (which I sat on until they flattened out to resemble pads). And on the topic of pillows: I am undecided as to whether I need some for the sectional. It seems like I've already sort of got a lot going on over there. What thinks?
Tuesday trifecta: Melamine
No time like barbecue and picnic season to stock up on everyone's favorite synthetic, unbreakable dishware: this charming butterfly is one of an unmatched set of four.
Etsy shop The Mad Platters is melamine central: right now I'm digging this oddly pretty number bordered with tentacles.
And finally: I'm pretty sure this serving bowl is the best melamine thing I've ever seen.
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My iPhone case is awful and grey and dingy, and probably needed replacing six months ago. But this is just the sort of unsexy-but-necessary purchase I am capable of putting off forever (curious, given how on point I am when it comes to so very many other kinds of purchases). Recently, however, the case actually started shedding its outer layer (it's not a hard case, but one of those gummy soft ones; never again) and this was the necessary final straw. So the search has commenced, and I have but one single non-negotiable requirement: that it be loud enough to detect at the bottom of a crowded handbag. These charming leopards from Rifle Paper Co work quite well on that count.
Clever, clever: this case unsnaps to reveal a hidden mirror.
Even though I am very much not a cat person—the fur on your clothes; the way they sit and stare at you, silently judging—I find myself transfixed by these screaming kitties from Markus Lupfer.


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The median home value in Deephaven, MN is $508,000.
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Beautiful walk out rambler in charming Deephaven Park neighborhood. Enjoy your private wooded .7 acres of trees and gardens from your gazebo or Deck. Catch the trail to renowned Deephaven beach from your backyard. Deephaven elementary, mtka schools
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This Georgian residence was built around 1790 and stands on elevated grounds, offering a magnificent view over the River Lee estuary. The interior is particularly attractive featuring fascinating examples of furniture, such as a rare barrel organ (1880) which may be played by visitors. At the rear of the entrance hall, with hand-decorated walls and ceilings, there is a double flight of stairs.
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GCEC Conference ends on high with award win for UCL Advances
UCL has ended its hosting of the Global Consortium for Entrepreneurship Centers (GCEC)
Conference on a high after it was presented with the Centre of Entrepreneurial Leadership Award.
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The ACES - Academic Enterprise Awards - are the only pan-European awards for spin-out companies emerged from European universities and public research centres. The ACES programme is presented by the Science|Business Innovation Board.
Nominations for the ACES 2013 are now open. This year, nominated spin-outs compete for the four following awards:
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October 27, 2013 at 11:58am
To "The Almighty Creestof"… I think you're on to something! I think "Al" and ALL of his Ilk followers should "Boycott the United States of America", i.e., GET THE **** OUT!!!
April 9, 2013 at 6:32pm
Sarge ~ It's not just John McCain, it's every "Politician" in Washington, D.C.. Is there ANYONE in Washington, D.C. today, male or female, Republican or Democrat, who has the "Honesty, Fearlessness, Character, Morality, Dignity and Common sense"… of Margaret Thatcher? Obviously, that's rhetorical!!!
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March 25, 2013 at 12:35pm
@THE_JERK I've read ALL of your comments written herein… and you call me "arrogant"? Wow… kettle… black! Also, you need to 'learn to read'. I never said I was pro-Israel (althought I am), or a Zionist. I simply said, "Elohim is a Warrior and He's soon coming to kick your stupid, arrogant ass into the eternal spirit world." I read your link to your "learned men"… (I DO read) NOT impressed with whatever or whoever "learned" them. By the way (back to your inability to read), I never referred to myself as a "yardstick by which all else is measured", I think you're looking in a mirror! I can just see you every morning, "Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who's the…". Good luck with that!
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March 24, 2013 at 2:08pm
@THE_JERK As an Israeli I'm much more qualified to speak to this matter than an American couch potatoe who knows ONLY what he reads on the Internet concerning anything about Israel! Israel isn't "the belligerent"… their Elohim (God, for the uninformed) is. The Elohim of Israel is a "Warrior" Mr. Jerk, and one day, hopefully soon, YOU will meet Him… and quess who's going to LOSE in THAT confrontation? Bye, bye!
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March 22, 2013 at 11:51pm
Here is my complete and proper definition of the Democrats who hate America enough to destroy it!
March 19, 2013 at 2:35pm
Actually, even though nobody dislikes B. Hussein Obama more than I, this information is totally misleading. I have dual US/Israel citisenship and live in both countries. The map shown is, unfortunately, legally accurate. Gaza was, unfortunately (and under World pressure) GIVEN to the Arabs, they've subsequently destroyed everything valuable that Israel left behind, but, Gaza is no longer Israeli Territory. On the right of the map, or maybe I should say the "West"… of Jordan. This territory IS the Official "West Bank" of Jordan. When Israel justifiably re-captured this land, it MADE THE HUGE MISTAKE of never "officially" annexing the land, like they did in the Golan Heights. Therefore, from a "legal" point of view, the White House map is correct. Unfortuately (again), this is Israel's fault… not Obama's! )-:
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@EastInfection If anyone gives any "money" to any panhandler… they're a fool! Or, in this case "Thomas", who didn't even have to do the panhandling, Sanchez raised the funds. I wouldn't give him a penny! It would most likely be used 99% of the time to enable one of their bad habbits that attributed to them having to panhandle in the first place. Like maybe spending $6 a day for a pack of smokes (U.S. Ave.), that alone is almost $2200 a year, and then there is usually the booze! In Thomas' case, dope! Anyway, I help panhandlers! If they're close to a 7/11 type store, I go buy them a sandwich and a quart of milk… that's "ME" controlling the money I'm giving away, just like Sanchez, and "guaranteeing" that it is used for something healthy, NOT for cigs &/or booze! It's called responsibility, something most panhandlers don't want to think about! "Jus gimme da mony damit, its my choice wat to do wit it… or, I'll sue u!!!" lol
February 11, 2013 at 3:19pm
@ JROOK I apologize! You are CORRECT! It's BILLION not TRILLION!!! I admit when I'm wrong! (-:
February 11, 2013 at 3:11pm
@ JROOK I could take the time to explain "step by step" how I got my "correct" figure… but if you don't think 8,134 TONS of gold are worth MORE THAN a measly "ONE" TRILLION DOLLARS… it would be a waste of time to explain. 3 Grade? I don't think so, maybe pre-school?
February 11, 2013 at 11:40am
@ JR00K Or, somebody is lying through their teeth and we (the US) don't have a penny's worth of gold left which might be why we now have to use land and oil reserves to guarantee our debt to those countries that buy our debt! Our government Lie??? Think Benghazi!!!
February 11, 2013 at 11:02am
With over 473 Trillion dollars worth of "Gold Reserves" (at $1650 an ounce) held by the U.S. Government (8134 tons), how can we have 16 Trillion dollars worth of DEBT? Any answers?
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I don't understand the problem! There is a reason why there are currently "two" versions of "Scouts", they're "different sexes"! There are the "Boy Scouts" and the "Girl Scouts". When two "boys" want to "have sex with eachother", that makes them a "Third type of sex"! So… why do they have to get to join one of the first two which are clearly 'different'? All they have to do is start their own… "Gay Scouts of America" and the problem is solved!!! And… not to be politically incorrect and leave anybody out, there could be a "Fourth" Scouting group for girls who want to have sex with other girls and it could be called the "Lesbian Scouts of America"! The Boy Scouts are not invaded any more than if girls wanted to join them! Why is this so difficult?
January 1, 2013 at 12:38pm
The comment in the article… "Some are asking whether the weapon accidentally went off in the car." This is impossible! New guns just purchased are NOT loaded! The woman had to intentionally load the gun (this isn't by definition accidental), put it to her head or heart, and then put her finger on the trigger. Yes, after doing ALL OF THIS it might accidentally go off, BUT… if one opens an ammunition box, loads a gun, and points it at oneself, they are either totally stupid, ignorant for never taking a firearms safety class BEFORE ever touching any weapon, OR, she commited suicide!!! STOP BLAMING THE GUN, THE SALESMAN HANDED IT TO HER… IN A BOX!!! UNLOADED!!!
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October 13, 2011 at 10:39am
The two biggest myths coming out of the White House. Michelle loves health food and anything grown in a "garden", (especially those coffee beans needed for her latte and the carrots used in her "Carrot-cake flavored ice cream"), AND SECOND, B. Hussein Obama is a "Great Orator" without his "Totus" (Teleprompter of the United States) filled with speechs written by his staff. Take away Totus and the only speech BHO delivers with style is titled "Foot in Mouth Disease".
September 26, 2011 at 2:36pm
WOW. You said, "It is no coincidence that the Islamic holy day is Friday, Judaism's is Saturday, and Christianity's is Sunday. The Rabbinic teaching is we are all brothers in faith and all followers the Noahide laws. The second you turn on your brother is the second you have turned on your faith".
My "brother" is not all of humanity, put fellow Jews of the "Whole House of Israel" sir. You're talking to me about Rabbinic teaching? Read my first post again sir. When I said, "read your own book on your own religion", in the case of a Jew I'm referring to the TaNaK, the original scriptures, not the "post biblical" Rabbinic teachings of the Babylonian Talmud. What good ever came from Babylon? I don't care what the Talmud says. To prove my point that you don't know what you're talking about… Bush isn't running in 2012, none of them! You talk about the Jewish Sabbath being on Saturday and you talk about following the Noahide laws. I suggest you re-read your Noahide laws again sir, there are seven of them and keeping the Jewish Sabbath isn't one of them. Thus, as they threw out the Jewish Sabbath, I could care less about the so-called "Noahide laws", even less than the Talmud. It appears your "sources" have a lot to be desired sir. The Talmud (Rabbinic teaching source) and the Noahide Laws HAVE NOTHING to do with MY faith sir. My source is the TaNaK (ONLY) and my Elohim is YHVH.
September 26, 2011 at 10:18am
As an Israeli Jew, I appreciate your apology. However, as a fellow American, you need to study YOUR Holy Book, the Koran, in a little more depth sir. You claim to be a Muslim, a peace loving Muslim. There is no such thing in the Koran. In the end, it instructs ALL Muslims to "kill all of the infidels", including peace loving Muslims, starting of course, with ALL the Jews. I.e., take the entire world for Allah. If you want to be peace loving, and for now I'll take your word on that… then you need to find a new religion, Islam isn't a peace loving religion, it's a religion of killing and hate. The so-called "fanatics" mentioned by the left, by BHO, the media, and all ignorants, are the ONLY ONES really following what the Koran teaches. In these times, we all need to find out what "our book on OUR RELIGION" truly says, the times for listening to others, including religious leaders, concerning what our own faith teaches us, are over. Read YOUR book sir. By the way, the peace mentioned in the Koran is in the FIRST part of the Koran, the end of the book teaches killing and hate. Your clerics will confirm to you, if they're honest, the latter over-rules the prior. The peace doesn't apply any longer. It's sad when a Jew knows more about Islam than a Muslim. Read YOUR book sir, then find a new religion if you truly want peace. To you American, Western, Muslim clerics that teach your followers that Islam is a "religion of peace"? Sham
September 3, 2011 at 12:00pm
Interesting! Race was almost dead in this country, thank God, until, out of "white guilt" (and no media vetting) America elected a "racist black President". Now, a lot of the blacks in this country feel they're "entitled" to their black fist power and a free ride. Before Obama, when does anyone remember ANY black talk about all this race crap? It's been a LONG time. I was never a racist and I'm still not. I was a big fan of Colin Powell, I'd vote for Allen West in a minute for President with Herman Cain as his V.P., but I look forward to the day when the White House no longer has a "race-baiting" President in it.
In reply to Eyeball's comment on the story Comedian Claims He Was Kicked Off United Air Flight Because He's Black
August 30, 2011 at 7:31pm
So let me get this straight. The "Racist" Congressional Black Caucus is on a rampage calling the Tea Party and anyone affliated with it… Racist. But don't talk about Al Queda, the ones who took down the towers. Right! How's this? How about starting a "Congressional White Caucus", no blacks allowed. Is that any more racist than a "Congressional Black Caucus"?
August 16, 2011 at 11:16am
Dear DTHEJ,
Are you insinuating that Martin Luther believed "of" Christ but not "in" him? He absolutely didn't follow the teachings of the New Testament, and he was the father of the Protestant Reformation. Again, I refer to the book "Our Hands are Stained with Blood" by Michael L. Brown (1992)
In reply to dthej's comment on the story Glenn Arrives in Israel, Visits Fogel Family Household
August 16, 2011 at 11:01am
Pigpen, Oh yes, another example of why proselytization (the reason for the Anti-Missionary Law in Israel) can lead to – wait for it – genocide, is the history of Martin Luther. The Father of the Luthern Church. After breaking away from Catholicism and the Pope, Mr. Luther tried to "convert" Jews to his new faith for the remainder of his life. Towards the end of Martin Luther's life, when he wasn't satisfied with his conversion rate, he personally went to Synagogues on the Sabbath Day while they were full of worshipping Jews, NAILED THE DOORS SHUT, and SET THEM ON FIRE, BURNING THE MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN ALIVE. Mr. Martin Luther was referrenced often by Hitler as his perfect example of a Christian leader. Reference: "Our Hands are Stained with Blood" by Michael L. Brown (Copyright 1992) Hitler and Martin Luther, and you don't understand why the Jews in Israel are concerned about "genocide" from those trying to proselytize them?
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"The influenza pandemic of 1918 may well be the greatest scourge ever to afflict humanity, exacting a death toll greater than all the wars of the 20th Century combined. The virus that wreaked this havoc apparently developed in birds, and then jumped to people. In other words, it was avian flu."
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Comment: Strange (Score 1) 209
40 minutes already and no comment with a score over 2!
40 minutes already and no comment with a score over 2!
Also, I'm pretty sure cups don't always have the same volume. Which one am I supposed to use??
That reminds me of this quite interesting article:
Unbelievable. I went straight to walmart.com to verify your claim, and now I'm definitely amazed.
It's incredible how cheap these things have gotten.
And FFS, this is the DEVELOPER conference. New product announcements here are few and far between. Here's an overview of the last ten years of WWDC. If you can read that list and still be surprised or disappointed at what was or wasn't announced today, you're an idiot.
Awesome page, thanks for the link!
When I taught 3rd year Operating Systems at a University
Although studying it again now, it seemed much more interesting! Maybe my teacher wasn't very good...
Is there a rock beneath the bag? You can't know. You can, however, guess there isn't and adjust your estimates about any future bags containing rocks should this one be harmless. That happens all the time, and is one of the numerous ways in which human rationality tends to break down.
You are giving computers and self driving cars way more power than they have in reality. A human could see the bag bouncing around in the road and make the decision, where the computer system would detect an obstacle and react differently.
And I think you are giving then way less power than they have in reality. Facebook already can detect faces better than we do.
Also, why are you assuming the computer system would react differently? Can't it learn (or be trained) to detect the bouncing bag to know there isn't a risk in this case?
I also think they could learn to do that better than humans too. We can get distracted, and only notice the bag on the last second, when it is laying still and formed just like it was over a rock. A computer system will be totally dedicated to paying attention to everything on the road, and wouldn't miss a single bounce of the bag, when it could reduce the risk factor of the bag enormously and then ignore it.
The human mind, contrary to your implication outperforms computers all the time.
Yes, it outperforms computers all the time, but less with each passing moment.
Do you believe in statistics? If autonomous cars injure and kill less people than human controlled cars, then what's the point of this kind of discussion?
Flash is no more native than HTML5. At this point it doesn't make sense to "place bets" on Flash at all, unless like the article author you've spent many years on Flash and are not interested in change.
Flash can create a 'native' PC or OS X app (OK, it consists of a standalone Flash player bundled with your flash App, but the practical upshot is the same unless some strange permutation of misconceptions has led you to expect 'bare metal' efficiency from something like Flash).
You can also have this type of 'native' using HTML5 and Nodejs. By using this component called node-webkit.
I just learned about this from Popcorn-time, they package a "native" app using this technique, and the application is all HTML+CSS+Javascript.
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All programs are free, open to the public, and take place at SAGE Eldercare, 290 Broad Street in Summit, unless noted otherwise. Registration is required. To RSVP for any of the programs, please call 908.598.5548 or email email@example.com.
Tuesday, November 4
7:00 pm -- 8:30 pm
Caring for the Caregiver -- Helpful Tips for the Caregiver's Journey
Caregiving doesn't come with an instruction manual and every caregiver's experience is different. However, what most caregivers have in common is that they're often so focused on others' needs and aren't always good at taking care of their own needs. Join Rebecca Abenante, MA, MSW, LSW, Healthy Aging Coordinator, Atlantic Health System, to learn about ways to find balance, ask for help, and find resources for support along your journey.
Tuesday, November 11
1:00 pm -- 2:30 pm
Medicare Open House
Fall is the time to make changes to your Medicare prescription and managed care plan. Find out what changes have been made to your current plans or which plans might be better suited to your needs. SHIP of Union County counselors will be available during this time to answer your questions and help find the plans that are right for you.
Wednesday, November 12
7:00 pm -- 8:30 pm
How to Beat the High Cost of Long-Term Care
This seminar is being led by Yale S. Hauptman, Attorney at Law, and will address the growing problem in this country of the need for long-term care and how to pay for it. He will examine new and different long-term care payment resources and how they can work together to stretch your money to cover the increasing cost of long-term care. In addition, this seminar will discuss next steps and questions that you should be asking to identify your particular payment options.
Monday, November 17
12:00 pm -- 3:00 pm
Lunch and Learn Memory Screening
In conjunction with the Alzheimer's Foundation of America, SAGE is partnering with Overlook Medical Center to conduct free and confidential memory screening at Overlook Downtown (357 Springfield Avenue, Summit). Memory screenings are used for anyone concerned about memory loss or experiencing warning signs of dementia, family and friends who have noticed changes in them, or those who believe they are at risk due to a family history of Alzheimer's disease or a related illness. Screenings are also appropriate for anyone who does not have a concern right now, but would like a baseline measurement for their memory for future comparison. A physician lecture on successful aging will be held at noon followed by the memory screenings from 1:00 -- 3:00 pm. Light lunch box will be provided. To register, call 800.247.9580.
Wednesday, November 19
7:00 pm -- 9:00 pm
Don't Be A Victim!
Charles Clarkson, Esq., Project Director, SMP of New Jersey Senior Medicare Patrol, will discuss how to protect yourself against Medicare fraud, waste, and abuse. This presentation is part of the monthly PREP Caregiver Support Group meetings. See more information below under "Ongoing Activities."
Wednesday, December 3
8:00 am -- 9:30 am
Beacon Hill Club, 250 Hobart Avenue, Summit, NJ
$75 per person ($52.50 is tax-deductible.)
60th Anniversary Breakfast -- Honoree and Lead Sponsor, Summit Medical Group; Violet Allen, 2014 OWL Award Recipient; and Featured Speaker -- Dr. Paul McGhee presenting "Lighten Up! They Who Laugh, Last!"
You are cordially invited to SAGE's 60th Anniversary Breakfast, which will honor Summit Medical Group for their commitment to the community and Violet Allen, as the 2014 OWL Award recipient. Summit Medical Group, which is also the lead sponsor for this event, is the largest privately held multispecialty practice in New Jersey. Violet Allen has worked as one of SAGE's Certified Home Health Aides for the past 40 years and provides a high level of care to her clients. Additionally, Dr. Paul McGhee will be the featured speaker with his presentation on "Lighten Up! They Who Laugh, Last." Dr. McGhee has published 15 books and many articles on the scientific nature of laughter and its benefits. He is internationally recognized for his research and speaking abilities. Tickets are $75 per person ($52.50 is tax-deductible). RSVP by Wednesday, November 26. Contact Christine Ziegler at 908.598.5504 or at email@example.com for information, sponsorship opportunities or to purchase tickets.
For a full calendar of Fall Community Events at SAGE, click here.
Fourth Tuesday of each month, 10:00 am -- 11:00 am
The meetings provide an opportunity for family members and caregivers to discuss the frustrations and trials of caring for someone with Alzheimer's with other who understand. Meetings will be led by Deanna Butters, Director of SAGE's Spend-A-Day Adult Day Health Center. The group will provide caregivers with emotional and educational support and will discuss topics such as coping with uncertainty, financial planning, gentle self-defense, improving communication, using humor and laughter to help with behavioral problems, safety issues, stress management and activities for persons with dementia. The meetings are free and open to all those who are interested. Please call 908.598.5548 to register and for additional information. Click here to register via email.
Wednesday & Friday mornings, 11:30 am -- 12:30 pm
Cost $8 per session.
To register and for additional information please call 908.598.5548 or click here to register via email.
Mondays, 11:30 am -- 12:30 pm
Cost $8 per session.
Studies have shown that gentle yoga and meditation may result in short term increase in dopamine levels, visible reduction in tremor, improvement in steadiness of gait, mobility, flexibility and quality of life, alleviation of depression, anxiety and fatigue, as well as possible increased energy, reduced stress and improved sleep. To register, call 908.598.5548 or email email@example.com.
Medicare Open Enrollment
October 15 to December 7, 2014
Now is the time to make changes to your Medicare prescription and managed care plans for 2015. SHIP (State Health Insurance Assistance Program) counselors are available at SAGE, by appointment, to provide information and assistance so you can make your healthcare choices. Counselors are also available at the Overlook Downtown office (357 Springfield Avenue, Summit) on Mondays, by appointment. Please call 908.273.6999 to schedule your appointment at SAGE or at Overlook Downtown. Additionally, SAGE will be holding an Open House on November 11 from 1:00 pm to 2:30 pm at 290 Broad Street, Summit.
Third Wednesday of each month, 7:00 pm -- 9:00 pm
P.R.E.P. (People Responsible for Elderly Persons) Caregivers' Support Group will meet at 290 Broad Street, Summit. Refreshments will be served. To register and for additional information, please call 908.598.5548. Click here to register via email.
Tuesdays, 11:30 am -- 12:45 pm
Classes are $8 per session. Tai Chi is a series of precise flowing movements that develop balance, strength, flexibility, focus, endurance and calmness. The National Institute of Health, the Mayo Clinic, The Center for Disease Control and other research groups advocate the value of Tai Chi for improving balance, bone density, arthritis symptoms, immune function, mental acuity and cardiovascular fitness. Classes will be led by Judith Rew. To register and for additional information please call 908.598.5548. Click here to register via email.


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Thurston Moore's Chelsea Light Moving
40 Watt Club
285 West Washington St
Athens, GA, 30601
Doors 8:00 PM / Show 9:00 PM
This event is 18 and over
Chelsea Light Moving
CHELSEA LIGHT MOVING is the current group led by Sonic Youth founder Thurston Moore. He is the songwriter and plays over-amped hyper electric guitar and sings with raw-glam-destructo vocals. The band is a four piece featuring Samara Lubelski, who has played violin with TM on his last two solo LPs (Demolished Thoughts and Trees Outside The Academy) and with CHELSEA LIGHT MOVING plays deep psyche pop metal bass guitar. Keith Wood, who records under the aegis Hush Arbors, plays electric guitar with a pick forged from angel wing and John Moloney, aka "Pegasus", approaches the drums like an asteroid hurtling toward Earth. The first CD self-titled was recorded in two spurious sessions with engineer Justin Pizzoferrato in Sone Lab, a killer studio in Easthampton MASSACHUSETTS. The band is ready to detonate any birthday party, wedding or hullaboo in any country, planet or stratosphere that doesn't support right wing extremist NRA sucking bozo-ology.
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Dear Juan and all members of Sir Christopher Lee Web.
It has been brought to my attention, that Bray Studios (Home of Hammer) is under threat of closure and demolition, as part of a housing redevelopment scheme. I'm sure you will agree, that to lose such a studio, which has been so instrumental in the growth of British acting talent and created so many memorable films, would be a crying shame. A site has been set up, I think, via facebook, for people to voice their opinion and garner support for the prevention of this closure. Thankyou for your time.
If you wish to add your voice, please go to...... http://www.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.savebraystudios.com%2F&h=0f83bbXh7NY3NueTI1dG_L04poQ
Re: Bray studio, threatened with redevelopment
I've been aware of this for some time now.As sad as it is I think it's inevitable.On the positive side the manor house itself"Down Place" will be returned to a private dwelling which was what it originally was.
I only wish I could afford to buy it.
If the development goes ahead, and I'm pretty sure it will, it's bound to be a lovely location for some high market properties.
I only hope they keep the Hammer tradition on the street names. You know, Cushing Place, Lee Crescent and so on.
Re: Bray studio, threatened with redevelopment
I agree with you that it will be a shame to let it get demolished and lost forever.I my opinion,it is worth to be preserved and be reused again for the building of new acting talents and continue that heritage which hammer once started.
Re: Bray studio, threatened with redevelopment
As I said it would be a sad day but things change.
The only recognisable part of the studios these days consists of the manor house " Down Place" and the adjacant buildings which are very much extensions to the main house.This part would remain unchanged and would in fact revert to the private dweiiing that it was prior to Hammer taking over.
I have visited the studios three times and had a terrific time walking those hallowed grounds but the actual studios are nothing more than huge garages.The house is the thing that people recognise from the movies and personally I would love to see it taken care of.Rest assured if the price was right I would put in an offer.I would love to have the viewing room put back to the way it looked as Peter Cushings study in The Mummy.
Here are a few views of Down Place from one of my visits.The pic with me in it should need no introduction as it's the famous study windows that Mr Lee's Kharis crashed throught. The one with the cars parked features the doorway Dracula carried a victim from in Prince Of Darkness and the last shows the rooftop window of the Barons lab from Curse Of Frankenstein.
Can you imagine having this as your home.One can only dream !


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Howdy, I'm MG Siegler. I'm a general partner at Google Ventures and a columnist for TechCrunch. This is where I collect things.
The worst work I did was from 2001 to 2004. And the company paid a price for bad work. I put the A-team resources on Longhorn, not on phones or browsers. All our resources were tied up on the wrong thing.
Steve Ballmer, speaking to Vanity Fair about his tenure atop Microsoft.
It's a telling quote. A big part of Microsoft's current predicament isn't that they lacked the talent to do what their rivals did — it's that the talent was directed to focus on the wrong things (or just as bad: the right things at the wrong time).
He left Steve holding a big bag of shit.
Because it's tiny. Both Symbian and Blackberry have more users than Windows Phone.
I've become a symbol. I don't want to be a symbol, responsible for something huge that I don't understand, that I don't want to work on, that keeps coming back to me. I'm not an entrepreneur. I'm not a CEO. I'm a nerdy computer programmer who likes to have opinions on Twitter.
Anyway, my price is two billion dollars. Give me two billion dollars, and I'll endorse your crap.
Markus "Notch" Persson, the creator of Minecraft in a tweet in December of 2012. Rather interesting today, given the rumored purchase of Minecraft… by Microsoft …for $2 billion.
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|Claude Julien on Rangers: 'Let's go at it'
|01.19.13 at 12:39 pm ET
For the most part, the Bruins have a relatively easy schedule for the first third or so of the season. They'll only face two teams that made the playoffs last season in their first 15 games, but one of them is the Rangers, and they'll face them three times.
To narrow it down even more, the Bruins will face the Rangers twice in their first three games of the 48-game season. The B's and Rangers are two popular favorites to make it out of the Eastern Conference this season, as the B's no longer have the Stanley Cup hangover excuse, while the Rangers have added six-time 30-goal-scorer Rick Nash to a roster that grabbed the top seed in the East last season.
That means both teams will have a couple of big tests right off the bat, and could easily begin the season with two early losses if they aren't sharp enough. Claude Julien said after Saturday's morning skate that he embraces the challenge.
"I don't know if I feel more weight; I think I like that opportunity," Julien said. "I really do. I'd rather play one of the best teams in the conference than not. And right now let's go at it. Like I said, we're both at the same stage where we've had six days of training camp. Let's go at it. You know, we go at it again on Wednesday. So there's no issue from my end of it, and as I've always said you control what you can and control your team and the schedule is made and then you go with it."
Tuukka Rask, who will get the nod in net for the B's Saturday, said that he expects the Rangers to be a difficult opponent with the addition of Nash, but that he expects every game to be a challenge.
"You know what? It doesn't matter who you play against in this league," he said. "Every team has good players, and everybody knows they added him during the offseason. They've got some power up front, so we've just got to be aware of that and get ready."
|Bruins hold off-ice workouts
|01.18.13 at 12:00 pm ET
WILMINGTON — The Bruins stayed off the ice Friday at Ristuccia Arena, taking a day for off-ice workouts after skating for the previous five days. Only Jordan Caron (out with an upper-body injury) and Milan Lucic (who missed Thursday's practice due to the birth of his daughter) took the ice, which had to be disappointing for those in the packed stands.
The Bruins will kick off the season Saturday at TD Garden against the Rangers, marking the first game of their 48-game schedule. Two of the Bruins' first three games will come against the Rangers, who finished first in the Eastern Conference last regular season and added power forward Rick Nash in a trade with the Blue Jackets.
"I think it's a good want to start for us," Claude Julien said. "It's a team that I think a lot of people are predicting has a real good chance of winning a Stanley Cup, so we might as well get at it right away and play against a good team. If anything, it will certainly make us better quicker, and to me, it's a great way to start."
|Fan suffers cardiac episode at Bruins practice
|01.17.13 at 1:31 pm ET
WILMINGTON — It was a very scary scene at Ristuccia Arena Thursday as one fan had a cardiac episode in the stands, stopping the Bruins' practice and providing Terry Gardner to be an unlikely hero.
Gardner, an EMT, was watching practice from the stands when he heard somebody scream to call 911. He rushed over to the fan and recognized agonal breathing (gasping). He began performing chest compressions on him as uniformed paramedics showed up and used the defibrillator machine to determine that it was a cardiac episode before eventually reviving him and taking him to the hospital.
"It was a cardiac episode," Gardner explained. "The [defibrillator] picked up a shockable rhythm on him, which means that it was a cardiac issue. It obviously wasn't a seizure, but it appeared to be at first because at that point he was still moving, he had rapid breathing at first. That's what it appeared to be at first. It only took a couple seconds before that subsided, and it became apparent that he needed CPR."
Gardner said that the presence of the defibrillator machine, which was on hand at Ristuccia, was critical in saving the fan.
"They had the defibrillator here on scene, which probably made a world of difference for him," he said. "If this happened at home, it may not have had such a good outcome."
The Bruins, meanwhile, all took a knee as fans scattered to make room. Claude Julien then pulled them off the ice until everything was resolved.
"Obviously we knew something was going on in the stands and that it was an emergency," Julien said. "I don't know the details of what happened, but all I saw was a bunch of people there on the spot obviously helping. As far as I'm concerned, I thought when we stepped on the ice and found out what was happening, I think the last thing they needed was to hear pucks banging off the glass. I think out of respect we just let them do their job."
The players were both relieved and thankful to see a fan step up in such a critical situation.
"That's incredible," Gregory Campbell said of Gardner's work. "Obviously that gentleman was lucky to have that. For somebody to have that knowledge is an important thing. You never know when that's going to come in handy, and that's very special."
Gardner showed up to Ristuccia on Thursday planning to watch the B's practice, but as an EMT, he is always ready to be called to action. The circumstances were certainly different this time around, but he was glad to help.
"Having the spotlight on you is definitely a little weird," he said. "I don't normally work with this kind of crowd when we do it coming with the ambulance and stuff like that. It's definitely a little weird having the Bruins watch you, as opposed to you watching the Bruins. It was a little role reversal."
|Why Claude Julien is a perfect fit for the Bruins
|07.24.12 at 3:49 pm ET
There are plenty of reasons Peter Chiarelli and Bruins management decided to extend the contract of Claude Julien this week.
First of all, his contract was expired after last season.
Secondly, no one else since Harry Sinden has been behind the bench as the Bruins won the Stanley Cup.
And thirdly, no one is more respected for his ability to blend character, discipline and humor the way Julien has since taking over for Dave Lewis after the 2006-07 season.
There's another much more subtle reason to keep Julien behind the bench for the Black and Gold – stability. Should the Bruins and the rest of the NHL not figure out their pending labor issues by the Sept. 15 deadline, the season could easily be shortened, and like the NFL and NBA in 2011, teams may have to wing it to get their teams ready for competition.
No one knows more what he wants or expects from the Bruins than Julien.
"The one thing you try to do as a coach is keep things fresh," Julien said at his contract extension press conference at TD Garden Tuesday. "Every year you try to attack certain areas that will maybe change just a little bit that will give guys a fresher look. That's how you keep your team interested, intact and hopefully competitive."
To Chiarelli, what he sees is a coach over five years that hasn't just won a Stanley Cup, he's instilled just the right amount of discipline, walking that fine line between motivation and expectation from his players.
"Leadership in a coach manifests itself different ways with different people," Chiarelli said. "To me, I like to talk about a coach's persona. His person in a venue like this [press conference] and his persona in the room. It's about commanding respect. It's about motivating the players in a respectful way and a professional way. It's about the ideas, the formats, the approaches. It's all professional, it's all to an end. There's a plan.
"Claude's ability to have that persona and have players respect what he stands for and to be able to deliver that message in a way that engages them, that's what I see as leadership and that's what Claude has, and a large part of that leadership is character."
For Julien, there have been rocky times to be sure. Remember the May 13, 2010 when the Flyers completed their comeback from 3-0 down to eliminate the Bruins? Remember in their Cup run of 2011 when P.K. Subban scored to force overtime in Game 7 in the first round. If the Bruins don't win that game, it's a near certainty that Julien is not up on the dais Tuesday talking about his vision for the Bruins. Even this year, when the Bruins were fading a bit in the final two months of the season, falling from first to third in the East, there were whispers that players were tuning out Julien. Read the rest of this entry »
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Claude Julien's stay in Boston has worked out pretty well, and to the surprise of no one, it isn't over yet.
The Bruins announced Monday that they locked up the coach with a multi-year deal, with a press conference to take place Tuesday at TD Garden. With him will be Peter Chiarelli, the man who finally stopped the revolving door of Bruins coaches in 2007 and found the coach who could not only last more than a couple of seasons but could bring the Stanley Cup to Boston.
As far as Bruins coaches go, Julien, at 460 regular-season games coached, has a ways to go before catching Art Ross (728) and Milt Schmidt (726). Assuming he coaches every game this season, Julien will be at 542. Should he coach the following two seasons in Boston (after all, it's a multi-year deal that will start in 2013-14), he'll break the 700-game mark.
In many ways, Julien has perhaps been underappreciated in Boston. Though he may have once appeared to be the Marty Schottenheimer of the NHL for his ability to consistently get teams to the playoffs only to come up short in the postseason, he was there to lead the Bruins out of the mess they'd been in since the lockout and back to respectability.
In his first year on the job, Julien took Boston from a club that had previously finished 13th in the Eastern Conference to a playoff team. The Bruins grabbed the eighth and final playoff spot in 2007-08 and lost to Julien's former team in the Canadiens, but it was the 2008-09 season — a campaign in which Julien picked up the Jack Adams Award for the league's top coach — that things really stared to change in Boston. The B's finished tops in the conference, and it was the first of three consecutive seasons in which the Bruins got past the first round. The last time the Bruins had accomplished such a feat was when they won at least a round in five straight playoffs from 1988 through 1992.
Julien's crowning achievement, of course, was the 2010-11 season in which the Bruins beat the Canadiens, Flyers, Lightning and Canucks en route to hoisting the Stanley Cup. It seemed that Julien was criticized by select media and fans more than he'd ever been in that season. The Bruins were coming off an embarrassing playoff defeat in 2010 in which they'd blown a 3-0 series lead to the Flyers, and after they were blanked by Jonas Hiller and the Ducks at home on Dec. 20 of the 2010-11 season, it seemed hard to find a fan who didn't want Chiarelli and Cam Neely to can the coach.
In the playoffs, Julien was scrutinized for his handling of Tyler Seguin. His sticking with Michael Ryder over the then-rookie proved to be right, as Ryder's Game 4 performance (two goals, one of which was the game-winner in overtime, and an assist) tied the team's first-round series with the Habs. Seguin shined when he finally got his turn in the Eastern Conference finals, but Julien's handling of the situation was correct.
Julien definitely has faced some good ol' fashioned Boston scrutiny thus far in Boston, but if his future with the B's matches what he's accomplished in the recent past, fans won't have much to (logically) complain about.
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|07.23.12 at 5:32 pm ET
The Bruins have signed head coach Claude Julien to a multi-year contract extension.
Julien, the 28th coach in team history, has been with the team since 2007 and carries a record of 228-132-50 with the B's, good for a .617 win percentage. He led Boston to its first Stanley Cup championship in 39 years in the 2010-11 season.
The Bruins will hold a press conference Tuesday at noon to announce the signing.
|Claude Julien can't stress enough that Patrice Bergeron will play in Game 7
|04.24.12 at 1:04 pm ET
WILMINGTON — After Patrice Bergeron missed the Bruins' practice at Ristuccia Arena, B's coach Claude Julien was adamant that the banged-up center will be in the lineup in Wednesday's Game 7 of the Eastern Conference quarterfinals against the Capitals.
"None at all," Julien said when asked if there was any doubt that Bergeron would play.
Added Julien: "He's playing next game. '¦ I don't know how much clearer I can get. He's in."
Bergeron suffered an injury in the third period of Saturday's Game 5 loss. He played in Game 6, but was unable to take faceoffs, as the only draw he took came late in the third period.
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Caragher takes over for Mike MacIntyre, who left to take the Colorado job last week.
Caragher comes to San Jose State after spending the last six years as the head coach of the University of San Diego. The Toreros compiled a 44-22 record and were the 2007, 2011 and 2012 Pioneer Football League co-champions under Caragher.
"I'm very excited about the opportunity to lead the San Jose State football program. Having grown up in the San Jose area, I understand the rich tradition of Spartan Football - it's lineage of great coaches, terrific teams, and outstanding players," Caragher said in a release.
"I very much look forward to getting to know the young men in the program and building upon the success of this most recent and outstanding 2012 season. San Jose State football is on the rise with its top-25 ranking. I am excited about our entrance into the Mountain West Conference and look forward to leading the charge."
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KUALA LUMPUR: Badminton clubs are still not recognised as a reliable feeder of talents for the national body.
At least, this is the understanding of Looi Badminton Academy's managing director Datuk Jack Koh, following the Badminton Association of Malaysia's (BAM) failure to invite his club's budding players for a recent selection trial to pick the best juniors to represent the country in the World Junior Championships in Alor Setar from April 7-18.
Jack had asked that five of his players, including reigning Uganda International boys' doubles champion Yeoh Seng Zoe-Chong Chun Quan, be allowed to take part in the selection trial but his request was not entertained.
Jack said that his club was disappointed with the decision.
"I met BAM's management two months ago and the assurance was given that club players would be given a chance to take part in selection trials but unfortunately, my recent request was rejected," said Jack.
"The boys from my club just want a chance to compete in the trial. They have trained hard and we have even sent them for international tournaments using funds from our own pocket.
"It would be a great incentive for club players if they have something to look forward to, like representing the country in major junior events. All they want is a chance ... is it too much to ask?"
BAM's internal trial for the World Junior Championships ended on Wednesday. Some of the top junior players were exempted from it.
As the closing date for the meet is March 25, the BAM are expected to name their squad soon.
Expectations are high for BAM to deliver at the World Junior meet after their juniors performed miserably at the Asian Juniors in Taiwan. In fact, none of them have won any international titles so far this year.
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Crunchy chicken salad full of fresh Asian flavours
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- 5g
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- 4 tbsp Vietnamese fish sauce (nuoc mam) or Thai fish sauce (nam pla)
- 2 boneless skinless chicken breasts
- 4 tbsp lime juice
- 1 tbsp sugar, or more to taste if liked
- ½ tsp coarsely ground black pepper
- 1 small red chilli, seeded and finely chopped
- 200g white cabbages, finely shredded
- 2 medium carrots, finely shredded
- 1 small onion, finely sliced
- 2 tbsp roughly chopped fresh mint leaves
- 2 tbsp roughly chopped coriander leaves
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- 3 plump fresh red chillies, halved and seeded
- 1 tbsp caster sugar
- 3 tbsp Vietnamese fish sauce (nuoc mam) or Thai fish sauce (nam pla)
- 3 tbsp rice vinegar
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- Half fill a medium wok or deep frying pan with water, sprinkle in half of the fish sauce and bring to the boil. Turn down the heat to a simmer, lower the chicken into the water and cover the pan with a lid. Simmer for 10 minutes until the chicken is cooked through. Lift the chicken out of the water and leave until cool enough to handle.
- Meanwhile, mix the remaining fish sauce in a large bowl with the lime juice, sugar, pepper and chopped chilli. Tip in the cabbage, carrots and onion. Mix well.
- Shred the chicken and toss it into the salad with the herbs. Mix again, cover and leave to marinate in the fridge for at least 2 hours (overnight is ideal).
- To make the nuoc cham sauce, pound the garlic, chillies and caster sugar to a paste using a pestle and mortar. Mix in the fish sauce, vinegar and 6 tbsp water. (It will keep for up to 4 days in the fridge.)
- To serve, toss the salad, taste and add more sugar, if you like. Scatter mint leaves on each plates, pile the salad on top and sprinkle with peanuts. Serve with individual bowls of nuoc cham sauce to pour over.
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