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Did you ever hear about people treating their dogs like they are their babies? I bet you have and I'm one of them. So when I noticed that my tiny 7 month old Yorkshire Terrier had too many baby teeth and a little lump on her upper lip you could imagine my panic. I spent weeks searching for the right vet. If the vet was right, the price was ridiculous and when the price was ok the vet didn't seem ok. Companion Care Vets at Pets At Home in Burgess Hill had everything I was looking for. They were nicer than you could imagine and they didn't seem to mind that I called them almost every day before the op asking lots of questions. The price was just right compared to other vets and to top it all they are open on Sunday!! From the first phone call to the time when we picked our puppy up after her op everything was just perfect. Kathy the Vet was amazing! She let me keep my baby (puppy) at home until the last minute so she wasn't too stressed by having to stay at the surgery before the op. She answered all my questions and she treated her like she was her own. We picked her up after 3.5 hours and the next day my little baby was back to normal. I'm so glad I chose Companion Care Vets and I will always recommend them to my friends. They are just amazing and I can't thank them enough.
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Reviewed by: Avril on 30/07/2015
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Kathy along with Tracy and their team did such an amazing job on my year old shih tzu'so ulcerated eye. They were with me every step of the way and took over completely when the three different drops, hourly got a bit overwhelming with an uncooperativee dog! And they have followed up with me since, checking all is well and giving me advice. So grateful and pleased they're Duggie's vet. Really friendly, caring and so good at what they do.
Reviewed by: Fiona on 24/02/2015
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I have recently registered with this vet as I have a Cocker Spaniel Puppy. My dog had already had her 1st jabs at another vet and was to continue her care with Companion Care. Staff went above and beyond their call of duty to get copies of the previous jabs and the vaccination cards. They chased up the other vets on at least 3 occasions to ensure they had the correct paperwork etc. I have been into the vets with Delilah 3 times now and we are both always made to feel very welcome. The staff on the desk and the vets are very friendly, professional and reassuring. Delilah is always greeted like an old friend! The practice is always immaculate and I have never had to wait more than a few minutes.
Even though this vet is within Pets at Home, it is a privately run franchise, and this is very apparent. I wouldn't hesitate to reccommend this practice.
Reviewed by: The Whippet Hotel on 17/01/2015
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I recently had a Whippet taken ill with what turned out to be Steroid Responsive Meningitis whilst in my care and Kathy and her team were absolutely brilliant!
The standard of care was first class and not only was I kept informed of every detail concerning her treatment but Kathy was also happy to speak to her owner who was overseas.
It was a stressful and concerning time that was made a lot easier by the support of Kathy, Catherine and the rest of the team and the knowledge that she was in such good hands.
Thank you to everyone!
Reviewed by: Victoria on 01/09/2014
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I cannot praise the vet who treated my Cat for a skin allergy. She was very friendly and extremely helpful. Millie was back to her old self within hours of leaving after a couple of injections. I am so happy I went to the Pets at home Vets. Excellent :)
Reviewed by: Nina on 27/08/2014
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I have just collected my cat after he had treatment at the Burgess Hill Vets at PAH. I can't speak highly enough of all the staff I have been fortunate enough to talk to today and on the phone yesterday. Each and every one of the members of the vets practice made a fuss of our cat Ben and provided a second to none service. From a phone call at 6.30 last night, Ben has been treated and had a general anaesthetic and is now at home recovering. How lovely to go somewhere where the pets matter and us owners have everything explained with time and care.
Thank you everyone. We shall certainly be back and I will be recommending you to friends.
Reviewed by: anne on 17/08/2014
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Kathy and her team are without doubt the best vet practice I have ever been to,theresa on reception is allways very friendly and informative and gives me and my pets a warm welcome, kathy is an exceptional vet, allways very kind caring and thorough when treating my dogs nothing is ever to much trouble, all in all top marks.
Reviewed by: Charliew25 on 07/08/2014
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I have to admit I was not quite sure about companion pets. I have had a bad experience with vets before when it comes to my animals I am quite picky. I was welcomed with very excellent customer service they treat you and your animal as a friend. They are not like some vets who just TREAT you as number. I am very happy with everything about this surgery and would recommend it to anyone .Thank you to Kathy and your team.
From Charlie ,Mischa & Chester ,Layla , Samson .
Reviewed by: Penny on 25/06/2014
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Kathy been brilliant helping my poorly kitten to get back on the road to recovery. Thoroughly recommend her. Thank you so much.
Reviewed by: CCartero on 08/06/2014
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I took my 2 kittens in today for their vaccinations with some caution on what to expect as I have only a had experience with small independent vets. I came out so surprised and impressed. Theresa on the counter was friendly, helpful and showed a genuine care over the kittens who by this point really were nervous. Jay who was the vet there for the day was fabulous, knowledgable, caring and was so gentle when giving them their injections they didn't even cry. To top it all the cost was considerably less than other vet prices and they open 7 days a week!
Brilliant find, highly recommended!
Reviewed by: Stuart on 01/04/2014
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Poppy, my Springer Spaniel had cut her foot and with the amount of blood it scared me a lot. I'm not from the Burgess Hill area but I was in the area at the time and called for advice. The lady on the phone had a very calming voice and managed to calm me down. She helped me clean Poppy's paws and I found it wasn't a lot wrong with her in the end. But I would like to comment to you how much this lady helped me when I was freaking out. Her professional manner made me feel like she was really trying to help. I believe her name is Teresa.
Reviewed by: Jennifer Baylis on 28/03/2014
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I find the care and attention to my animals is excellent. The follow through appointments are always very good. The receptionists are very nice and friendly. Easy parking and easy access to the vets. The whole setup is outstanding. Kathy is the most charming girl and always very pleasant to the animals and owners with the most polite and friendly attitude. Please could you recognise this with her somehow!
Kind regards,
Jennifer Baylis and Rufus (the elderly Guinea Pig)
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Kids of all ages can come into the library to receive a special treat on Halloween between 10am and 5pm! You are never too old to let someone Treat you! Treats are generously provided by the Friends of the Library.
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Wednesday, October 14 @ 2:30pm
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Friday, October 23 @ 3:45pm
What could be better than some shadow puppets to get you in the Halloween spirit? Come in and see more of your favorite kids stories made into shadow puppet shows! This month, we will feature: Frangoline and the Midnight Dream by Clemency Pearce and The Hallo-wiener by Dav Pilkey. After, you can even create your own shadow puppets and play with them in our theater!
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Thursday, October 22 @ 6pm
Journey back in time and experience a little history with us in the second of this two-part Books & Bites series. Books & Bites, a delightful cooking demonstration, combines our love of literature and food. In this installment, enjoy samples that may have been served below stairs, take home new recipes, and gain a taste of what it might have been like to be a member of the household staff in grand estates like Highclere Castle, the real-life setting of Downton Abbey. Call 209-3730 or stop by the library to reserve your seat. Reservations accepted through October 17.
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Are you starting your first job? Are you graduating from high school soon? Are you about to head off to college? Whatever the reason, every teen needs to learn how to manage money. The St. Johns River Chapter of the FICPA , and the St. Johns County Public Library are teaming up to help teens.
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Newly minted Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz on Thursday downplayed his role in deciding whether the Keystone XL oil pipeline will be built.
Mr. Moniz, a widely respected scholar at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who took over the Energy Department about 10 weeks ago, indicated that he has yet to be consulted on the Canada-to-Texas project, which remains in limbo after years of White House reviews. Its fate ultimately rests with President Obama and Secretary of State John F. Kerry, and it appears the Energy Department will have little, if any, say in the matter.
"My basic thought is that the responsibility rests with Secretary Kerry to do the analysis and make a recommendation on that," Mr. Moniz told reporters at a breakfast hosted by the Christian Science Monitor. "If we are asked to comment, it would be purely on some technical issues as opposed to the decision-making process."
Mr. Obama in recent days has belittled the economic impact and the environmental benefits that would result from the huge pipeline, but he has yet to reveal his decision on whether to give the Canadian-built project the green light.
In one of his first sit-downs with reporters since taking the job, Mr. Moniz also touted the administration's continued commitment to investments in renewable fuels, and he said that the natural gas drilling method known as fracking can be done safely and will remain an important part of the nation's energy strategy for years to come.
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Such a policy, Mr. Moniz added, will fit into the broader climate-change agenda laid out by Mr. Obama during his speech last month at Georgetown University.
He also pushed back against congressional Republicans and others who claim the administration is hellbent on cutting coal out of the energy marketplace.
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"This administration put $6 billion into carbon-capture" projects, he said "What we really have to do is reduce the carbon-capture costs."
Rather than eliminating coal — which provides about 40 percent of the nation's electricity — Mr. Moniz said research must focus on clean-coal technology that allows power plants and other facilities to trap CO2 emissions.
Such technology is vital for the coal industry, which faces strict new emissions limits from the Environmental Protection Agency that will be virtually impossible to meet without some type of carbon-capture method.
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Original Research ARTICLE
Diversification and expression of the PIN, AUX/LAX, and ABCB families of putative auxin transporters in Populus
- 1 Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, USA
- 2 Rowland Institute at Harvard, Cambridge, MA, USA
- 3 Division of Invertebrate Zoology, American Museum of Natural History, New York, NY, USA
- 4 Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, Philipps University, Marburg, Germany
- 5 Department of Botany, Connecticut College, New London, CT, USA
Intercellular transport of the plant hormone auxin is mediated by three families of membrane-bound protein carriers, with the PIN and ABCB families coding primarily for efflux proteins and the AUX/LAX family coding for influx proteins. In the last decade our understanding of gene and protein function for these transporters in Arabidopsis has expanded rapidly but very little is known about their role in woody plant development. Here we present a comprehensive account of all three families in the model woody species Populus, including chromosome distribution, protein structure, quantitative gene expression, and evolutionary relationships. The PIN and AUX/LAX gene families in Populus comprise 16 and 8 members respectively and show evidence for the retention of paralogs following a relatively recent whole genome duplication. There is also differential expression across tissues within many gene pairs. The ABCB family is previously undescribed in Populus and includes 20 members, showing a much deeper evolutionary history, including both tandem and whole genome duplication as well as probable gene loss. A striking number of these transporters are expressed in developing Populus stems and we suggest that evolutionary and structural relationships with known auxin transporters in Arabidopsis can point toward candidate genes for further study in Populus. This is especially important for the ABCBs, which is a large family and includes members in Arabidopsis that are able to transport other substrates in addition to auxin. Protein modeling, sequence alignment and expression data all point to ABCB1.1 as a likely auxin transport protein in Populus. Given that basipetal auxin flow through the cambial zone shapes the development of woody stems, it is important that we identify the full complement of genes involved in this process. This work should lay the foundation for studies targeting specific proteins for functional characterization and in situ localization.
Keywords: auxin, PIN, AUX/LAX, ABCB, Populus
Citation: Carraro N, Tisdale-Orr TE, Clouse RM, Knöller AS and Spicer R (2012) Diversification and expression of the PIN, AUX/LAX, and ABCB families of putative auxin transporters in Populus. Front. Plant Sci. 3:17. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2012.00017
Received: 29 October 2011; Accepted: 17 January 2012;
Published online: 07 February 2012.
Edited by:Angus S. Murphy, Purdue University, USA
Reviewed by:Serge Delrot, University of Bordeaux, France
Ranjan Swarup, University of Nottingham, UK
Copyright: © 2012 Carraro, Tisdale-Orr, Clouse, Knöller and Spicer. This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution Non Commercial License, which permits non-commercial use, distribution, and reproduction in other forums, provided the original authors and source are credited.
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What Would You Do Wednesday - Sorting Out the Defence
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October 15 2014 03:26PM
Wow, can you believe that Jake Gardiner has been healthy scratched two games in a row? I mean, that's nuts. There's gotta be a better way to arrange that blue line without sitting the guy you just signed to a lengthy, expensive contract.
If only we had some smart hockey minds to tell us how to fix our mess. If only there was some group of handsome and sophisticated people out there who can get this defence sorted out. The writers here at TLN certainly don't fit that bill, so let's turn it over to our readers.
Should The Leafs Pursue Eric Staal?
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According to noted Tyler Bozak lookalike and Dave Nonis relative Darren Dreger, the Toronto Maple Leafs may be interested in acquiring Carolina Hurricanes centre Eric Staal. The question, of course, is would this be a good idea?
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October 15 2014 06:52AM
As Leafs fans we often like to fantasize that this team is one or two trades away from being ready to compete for the Stanley Cup. As a seven year old I carried a notebook and a hockey almanac around and would develop what I deemed as fair trades for the Leafs to make in order to ready to win the Stanley Cup. Most of my ideas were multiplayer deals involving Ed Olczyk and Vincent Damphousse going to the Penguins for Mario Lemieux or to the Bruins for Ray Bourque, but I'm still confident that seven year old was still more grounded in reality than your average HFBoards commenter.
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I'm finishing up a book on wild hog hunting and processing, and my research has led to a surprising discovery. Trappers can sell the pigs to processors. the processing plants have a USDA Inspector on the premises. Each hog being shipped to Europe is tested for trichinosis, a parasite sometimes prevalent in hogs, and very widespread in bear. I thought all hogs, both domestic and feral were carriers of trichinosis. That's not so. I learned in thousands of pounds of meat, not one has tested positive for this disease. Scientists Discover Possible Trouble in a Tiny Bird's Feathers By Jonathan Baker • Jun 18, 2015 William Majoros / Creative Commons Scientists in Wichita who've been studying the feathers of a small bird called the dark-eyed junco have come across something interesting, and possibly troublesome. The Wichita Eagle reports that scientists found pathogens resting in the birds' belly feathers. 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Waterford Cove Apartments7650 Windbridge Drive Sacramento, CA 9583138.483818054199 -121.53524017334+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Offering 1 & 2 bedroom apartments for rent in Sacramento, CA with air conditioning, microwave, dishwasher, vaulted ceilings, fireplace, broadband internet access and hardwood floors. Community amenites include a sparkling pool & spa, fitness center and BBQ area with grills. Call today for your tour!
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The Shenandoah6205 Riverside Boulevard Sacramento, CA 9583138.514060446584 -121.52965152468+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartment homes in Greenhaven. Community features such as a revitalizing pool, gated community, beautiful park-like setting and located just 5 minutes from downtown Sacramento.
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Rush River Apartments7556 Rush River Drive Sacramento, CA 9583138.485331 -121.536577+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Offering 1 & 2 bedroom apartments with washer & dryer and wood burning fireplace. Pocket Area in Greenhaven; easy access to I-5 and minutes from Downtown.
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Ashford Park132 Fountain Oaks Circle Sacramento, CA 9583138.486466482337 -121.51361424051+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Offering spacious 1 & 2 bedroom apartment homes for rent in Sacramento, CA with full size washer and dryers, wood burning fireplaces and private garages. Ashford Park is a gated community with lush landscaping & mature trees, ideally located in the Pocket Area of Sacramento, all within walking distance of shopping & fine dining. Call for your tour today!
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The Crossing at Riverlake1070 Lake Front Dr Sacramento, CA 9583138.480787180042 -121.5199936372+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
The Crossing at Riverlake offers one and two bedroom apartments for rent in Sacramento, California. We feature Private detached garages, easy access to I-5, private patios, resort style pool and spa and full-size washers and dryers. We are also located near grocery stores, dining, and schooling. Call for more details!
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The Esplanade Townhomes & Apartments6058 Riverside Blvd. Sacramento, CA 9583138.514751 -121.527441+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Esplanade is a pet friendly community offering 1 & 2 bedroom apartments in Greenhaven, Sacramento. Esplanade is comprised of a mix of two-story townhomes and spacious single-story apartments with washer/dryer hook-ups, air conditioning and the community offers a pool and spa. Pets are allowed with a 2 pet maximum; breed restrictions apply and we require a pet deposit. We are just minutes away from Downtown Sacramento. Call today!
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Sycamore Terrace Apartments40 Park City Court Sacramento, CA 9583138.494154 -121.518499+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Pet Friendly, 1 & 2 bedroom apartment homes for rent. Minutes from downtown, close to I-5, I-80, CA-99 & US-50. Our interior features include dramatic 9 ft. ceilings, full size washer/dryer, spacious walk-in closets, convenient breakfast bar and separate dining area, generous private patio/balcony and fireplaces available.
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The Landing at Riverlake638 Lake Front Drive Sacramento, CA 9583138.482522048092 -121.53202843052+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Offering 1 & 2 bedroom apartments and townhouses for rent on a private waterfront in Sacramento, CA, featuring in unit washer/dryer and wood burning fireplace. Enjoy a brand new state-of-the-art fitness center, sparkling pool and sauna. Our community is located near dining, grocery stores, and schools. Call today for more details!
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PORTOFINO ON THE LAKE407 Florin Rd Sacramento, CA 9583138.507387351765 -121.5407437519+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Portofino on the Lake offers 1, 2, & 3 bedroom apartments for rent in Sacramento, CA. Located on a 60-acre Lake. Portofino on the Lake offers a variety of floor plans to suit every need. Each home has been beautifully renovated with european cabinetry, two tone paint and large windows that provide an abundance of natural light.
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Southwood Townhomes54 Quay Ct Sacramento, CA 9583138.512752465358 -121.53123612857+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Pet friendly 2 & 3 bedroom apartments & townhomes with washer & dryer for rent in Greenhaven, CA. Near Interstate 5. Five short miles from downtown Sacramento, Ca.! Your new home features backyards, large open kitchens, a full size washer & dryer, wood burning fireplace, newer carpet, tile, granite counter tops and appliances. All in a secluded park like setting with jogging trails.
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ShorePark at Riverlake7952 Pocket Road Sacramento, CA 9583138.47587 -121.533682+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Shore Park at Riverlake has spacious One, Two and Three bedroom apartments for rent in Sacramento, CA. Shore Park is conveniently located in the prestigious Riverpark Community only steps to the Sacramento River.
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Choose from several spacious one and two-bedroom floor plans that all include quality and convenient amenities. From romantic wood-burning fireplaces to individual washers and dryers to oversized private patios and balconies, Riverstone sets a new standard in luxury living. You can have it all. All designed with you in mind. Riverstone is simply home. Call us today to take a personal tour of your new home!!
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Hilton Garden Inn Boston/WalthamNovember 3, 2013Hotel • Waltham, United States
STEVE is awesome!!!
Got upgraded, room is beautiful! Also I LOVE doubletree toiletries, better than any other hilton property!
After staying in 30 hamptons and hilton garden inns, these rooms look so gorgeous and modern.
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This place has been around for ages in Eagle River. Food is average, but in my opinion a little pricey. If you need a place for a large group dinner with room for kids to run around and play, then this is the place for you.
Good pizza, and friendly atmosphere....pool tables, free refills on soda, pinball game for kids, and plenty of seating
We took our 3 kids here while on vacation. We wanted something new besides Soda Pops which is always super crowded. It's very dated but they have an arcade and pool tables while you wait. The pizza itself was spectacular! We are definitely going to visit again. Really happy with our experience especially the salty guy at the front counter.
The pizza is mediocre. You are not provided with plates or silverware. The service is unfriendly. Choose somewhere else!
Great family place. Fun arcade area for kids to play while parents relax. Food is excellent! Lots of topping choices. A bit on the pricey side, but we keep coming back for more.
Love the owner. Reminds me of my Great Grandpa Rudy. Dry sense of humor, but he's half the reason we come.
Food is very good...plenty of seating, but the service is slow due to
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We have been coming to Eagle River the last 25 years. This place has been there what seems like forever. Finally tried it this summer. We figured it had to be good since it has been open so long. The pizza was not terrible but just ok. We were disappointed. Also sort of on the expensive side for the northwoods....
The pizza is the greatest in the north woods, hot and fresh very timely right downtown good close parking,resturant is clean and games to play
On are anniversary weekend we came to eagle river for the beautiful colors. Stopped in for pizza. The pizza was very good. The only problem was NO plates.
People say you just don't understand the owners humor. Uh no he's a jerk outside of work to. Had he talked to me outside of his establishment they way he did it would have not ended so nicely. The pizza was good but it should not cost 80$ for 2 pizzas and pitcher of soda. He can keep his dirty...
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Big Blank Calendar is a large, refreshing, wide open canvas for organizing all the stuff in your life. Read more
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Big Blank Calendar is a large, refreshing, wide open canvas for organizing all the stuff in your life.
About this project
It's pretty simple.
I'm a sucker for large calendars - and great print design. Towards the end of every year, I go on a grand internet expedition to try to hunt down an awesome looking, functional calendar. Unfortunately, I've never been able to find one that satisfies my super-picky, graphic design eye. Maybe I'm crazy, but none of these do it for me.
Hey, sometimes if you want something designed right, you gotta design it yourself:
It's big. It's blank. It's a calendar.
- Dimensions: 17in x 22in
- Designed with tons of white space for writing and doodling
- Two drilled holes for hanging on the wall
- Black vinyl corners at the bottom of the calendar keep all the pages nice and tucked in
- With each donation, I'll throw in Little Blank Calendar: a digital 11in x 8.5in PDF version of the calendar that you can print right from home
That's about it! I've spent the past couple of months refining and tweaking this design. I hope you find it as lovely and refreshing as I do.
Let's work together to print this sucker!
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Hooray for this being my first ever kickstarter project! Here's hoping it all goes over smoothly..
Printing will be handled by a specialty online printer who can produce as many requests that come in. Storage and shipment of the calendar might be a little tricky as I'm planning on running this whole operation from my apartment. However, in case of a flooding of backers, I may have to grab some friends and find a larger place to set up shop.Learn about accountability on Kickstarter
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Thain, currently the CEO of a small lending outfit called CIT Group, has been quietly shopping the firm to a larger player with the goal of selling possibly to a big bank and emerging as a candidate to run the bigger company, according to investment bankers with direct knowledge of the matter. Bankers say Thain began putting out feelers to sell CIT after the firm failed in its bid to purchase ING Direct earlier in the year. "They've been shopping themselves off and on because they have virtually no deposit base and thus no low-cost source of funds to run their business," said one banker at a major firm with knowledge of CIT's activities. "Thain may also be putting out feelers, trying to get a drumbeat going. Who knows, but it's certain he's up to something."
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For every athlete competing in the games, BBC has construed a short profile, so you'll be able to read up on that Russian weightlifter or Swedish volleyball player. Miss any of the action and users will also be able to catch up with uploaded highlights.
Though the app is available free of charge on both the iOS and Android platforms, only iPhone users will be able to personalise a customisable tab bar with their favourite sports. As for BlackBerry users, we're afraid the best you can get is a shortcut app that will simply bookmark the BBC Olympics website for you.
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