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When: 5 p.m. today
Where: Centennial Hall, 124 10th St.
At its 5 p.m. meeting today, the Steamboat Springs City Council will consider adoption of a pre-annexation agreement with the developers of 360 Village. The agreement marks the beginning of more detailed negotiations concerning the proposed 110-acre community. The pre-annexation agreement sets the bar for such issues as affordable housing requirements, project vesting, fiscal impacts and water rights dedication.
Council also is scheduled to receive an update on Steamboat 700 - the other planned project west of city limits seeking annexation. A decision on that project is expected in the fall.
Also today, council will consider the first reading of an ordinance placing a question on the Nov. 3 ballot that would amend the city's Home Rule Charter. If approved, the ballot measure would cure a discrepancy between the city charter and state statute concerning the number of signatures required for a referendum petition.
Council also will vote today on a number of planning matters, including a proposal by Howelsen Place Condominiums to submit a payment in lieu to the city in exchange for the ability to remove deed restrictions from six units. There also are proposals to build two new mixed-use buildings - with height variances - on Yampa Street adjacent to Steamboat Yacht Club and a request for a water body setback variance for a new deck above the restaurant.


text: Trials re-enact periods of violence and state repression in order to submit them to authoritative judgment. The legal judgment is, however, only one aspect of such trials, which have broader educational and transformative goals. The question posed in this paper is whether or not trials for systematic or massive abuse have effects for the politicized identities that were at the heart of the violence, and that may still be operative in the post-repression period.

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Siinai is a Finnish band seemingly bent on emphasizing the collective over the individual. Not that its members--made up of fellow Helsinki-based acts Joensuu 1685, Äänijännite and Zebra & Snake--are ineffective soloists. The band's sound, dubbed "Krautgaze," is simply an exercise in total teamwork. Appropriately, Siinai's debut album, Olympic Games--out on Norwegian label Splendour--features the kind of boundless community only acquired through some form of triumphant win. Song titles include the three-part (but two-track) "Anthem" series and a closer called "Finish Line."
But what speaks to Games' attempt at lush heroism most clearly is "Marathon." For nearly five minutes the track rides a repetitive march of fuzzy electronics, as if training, before oozing into a sense of completion brought about by a wash of choir-like noise. "Marathon" is very much a condensed take on the eight-track album, leading you through the build-up, boil-over and fade-out. "Victory" is similarly staged, with Siinai demonstrating that its strength lies in the long-form. Still, shorter tracks, such as "Munich 1972" and "Olympic Fire," are equally if not more explorative instrumentally than those clocking in around seven minutes; and the album, in turn, is bolstered by the saying that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. You can stream Olympic Games below.
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A shutterbug is haunted by psychic visions of the killer who is murdering all of her friends in this hit thriller. Intense and driven, successful photographer Laura Mars (Faye Dunaway) has made a name for herself by juxtaposing sex and violence in her glamorous photos. But at the height of her success -- and just as a media backlash is brewing -- she begins to experience daydreams from the point of view of a serial killer as he relentlessly...more
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Does a "make whole" offer of judgment to the lead plaintiff in a wage and hour collective action put an end to the case? According to the US Supreme Court, the answer is "yes"- at least on the specific facts of the case before it.
The case is Genesis v Symczyk. The plaintiff, Laura Symczyk, worked for Genesis Health Corporation as a registered nurse. According to Ms. Symczyk, Genesis violated the Fair Labor Standards Act by automatically deducting thirty minutes of time worked per shift for employees' meal breaks, even when the employees performed compensable work during those breaks. Seeking unpaid wages under the FLSA, Ms. Symczyk filed a lawsuit as a collective action, meaning that it was filed on behalf of herself and other similarly situated employees. Under rules pertaining to collective actions, the court must first certify the class and, thereafter, class members must affirmatively "opt-in" to the lawsuit. Throughout the life of the case, Ms. Symczyk was the only named plaintiff and did not seek to have a class certified.
When Genesis answered the complaint, it simultaneously served a formal offer of judgment, which included payment of $7500 as payment for the allegedly unpaid wages. Under the rule pertaining to offers of judgment (Rule 68 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure), if an offer is rejected and the final court decision is less favorable than the final offer that was made, the party who rejected the offer is subject to certain penalties. The rule also provides that an unaccepted offer is considered withdrawn.
Ms. Symczyk ignored the offer. Genesis then moved to dismiss Ms. Symczyk's complaint, arguing that because it had offered Ms. Symcyzk complete relief on her individual damages claim she no longer possessed a personal stake in the outcome of case, rendering the action moot. The district court agreed with Genesis and dismissed the case. The Third Circuit Court of Appeals agreed that the offer of judgment mooted Ms. Symczyk's individual claim, but noted that to allow employers to moot FLSA collective actions by "picking off" representative plaintiffs in this manner would frustrate the purpose of the FLSA. Accordingly, the Court revived the case, to give Ms. Symczyk the opportunity to seek certification.
The United States Supreme Court reversed. First, the Court "assumed, without deciding" that Genesis' offer of judgment mooted Ms. Symczyk's claim despite the fact that she did not actually accept the offer. Therefore, the Court reasoned, under basic principles of mootness, once Ms. Symczyk's individual FLSA claim was satisfied, the collective action allegations in her complaint no longer presented the Court with a justiciable controversy. Stating that "the mere presence of collective-action allegations in the complaint cannot save the suit from mootness once the individual claim is satisfied," the Court intimated that if the plaintiff had been joined by others or sought certification before the offer of judgment was made, the result may have been different.
In a sharply worded dissenting opinion, four Justices seized upon the Court's assumption which, in their view, was erroneous. Relying on the principal that as "every first-year law student learns, the recipient's rejection of an offer 'leaves the matter is if no offer had ever been made.'" For this reason, the dissent argued, the plaintiff's claim was not moot when her case was dismissed.
While this case may appear to be a win for employers, we encourage employers to take caution. As the dissent pointed out, the Court assumed, without deciding, that Ms. Symczyk's claim was moot. This 5-4 Supreme Court decision highlights an ongoing underlying dispute – does an offer of judgment actually moot a representative Plaintiff's FLSA claim and therefore dispose of the collective action altogether? Federal courts have come down differently on this question, and Genesis Health does not conclusively resolve this issue. We will continue to monitor this issue and update you as the law develops.
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"My work has veered off from the traditional fish illustration style. I place more importance on using a unique style and palette rather than painting a fish to look photo realistic. The reason I've chosen fish as the subject of my life's work is I find fish to be intriguing, not just as a fisherman, but as an artist. When painting fish, I try to capture all the intricacies they possess; their scales, patterns, dimension and texture. When chest deep in a river, I'm not just chasing fish, I'm searching for a magical experience or vision that will inspire me, and raise my paintings to a higher level. For me, the most inspirational vision comes once I've landed a particularly beautiful fish. I hold it up, tilting the fish back and forth in the sunlight, allowing all the subtle colors and patterns to come alive. After setting the fish back into the water and releasing it into the depths, the only thing on my mind is getting back to my studio to bring that fish back to to life on my canvas."
"I used to think that Derek was an extremely talented artist. Then we went fishing. Now I'm not sure whether he's an angler with a brush or an artist with a fly rod. Either way, there are not many people in the world able to combine the two geniuses as well as he does. Even my non-fishing friends (there are a few) are captivated by his work…." Read Jim's story & more
A: "When I first got into the fly fishing world, my goal was to bring something new to the table. I have no illusions that I am the best painter out there, but I think I am one of the more creative artists. I want to bring you something fresh and new every time.
That was a challenge in the beginning of my career, because fresh and new is not always welcome. I had people tell me to take a hike and that I will never be embraced by the fly fishing world. This caused me to work harder. Now, bright and fresh is the norm in the fly fishing industry. I am proud to have been part of that movement."
A: "With my fish art, I try to find a whole new angle to it. Any artist that isn't looking at new challenges and how to broaden their skill set isn't growing. The goal here for me is to be an old man who has experienced many interesting things in life through his passion for painting. These new challenges don't always translate into what I might sell more of per say. But to develop my own style in painting fish and riverscapes is important. It is so inspiring to me….chasing trout in some of the northern Rockies most beautiful rivers and lakes, I often set the rod down, and consider the scene in front of me, not in how to best fish it, but how to best paint it."
A:"I am always seeking out the beauty in life and in the world, searching for that magical experience or vision that will inspire me to paint at a higher level. The act of pursuing trout and steelhead with a fly rod contains so many of these magical moments."
A: "I remember as a young child, how exciting drawing was for me. I was the youngest child in a family of three boys, and art quickly became what I was known for. In the 5th grade I entered a youth wild life art competition, with a painting of a large mouth bass with a frog hanging out of his mouth. I was awarded second place, and the man who announced the winners offered to buy my painting right there on stage. I was hooked!
I've been painting fish ever since, and though I wasn't even sure if the job existed, it was then that I decided that I wanted to be a fish artist when I grew up."
A: "Throughout my childhood, I was known as an artist. My family and friends always wanted to see my latest drawings. God bless them, they gave me a lot of encouragement. By age six I was telling everyone I was going to someday be a famous artist."
A: "I was raised on the shores of a small bayou off the Grand River, in west Michigan. We fished constantly. Being a good fisherman in our family was pretty important. So when I got my sketch pads out, I couldn't help but draw the fish that I imagined were living deep under the thick mats of weeds out in front of our house."
A: "I think over all my most successful series is my "Fish Face" series. It was my first painting series that really put my art on the map, and it continues to be quite popular. These days I'm doing a lot more underwater scenes, which I really enjoy. Regardless of how I portray fish, I like bringing a new spin to things."
A: "When I was 6 years old, I talked my dad into letting me do a painting with his old artist oils I found in an old tackle box behind the furnace. We set up in the basement one evening and to get the paint out of the tubes we had to cut the bottoms with scissors, because the caps were dried on over the last 15 years of disuse. The subject of my painting was a sunset over Lake Michigan with a seagull in the sky, and it was the first many oil paintings I've done since.
I chose to use oil paint, because it was the most popular choice of the masters, and I figure why fix it if it ain't broken. I love how rich oil colors are, and how they stay workable for an hour or so after I apply them to the canvas."
A: "I don't enter a lot of art competitions, probably because I usually don't fare that well in them. I have won some awards here and there along the way, but that's never been what drives me. To get people excited about art, and fly-fishing, is my reward. I recently visited a 5th grade river conservation club in Livingston, Montana to speak to the kids. By the blank looks on their faces I kindof thought I bombed, but as I was getting ready to leave I felt a tug on the back of my shirt. I turned to find a tiny blond haired girl standing there. She shyly asked "Mr. DeYoung, my Dad just loves your work, could I have your autograph?" then after a short pause she said, "Oh yah, I love your work to!" It was so cute, and was really more gratification then I deserve. "
A: "To paint a photo of a trout is straight forward enough, but to compose a scene, come up with the lighting, color palette, and every other small nuance of a painting, that takes a lot of knowledge.
I'm always researching, trying to figure out how to draw things better, how to present fish in new unusual ways. These aspects of painting can be difficult, and really take a lifetime to master."
A: "Good art takes dedication. Its not always fun, it's work. An artist must practice. Only with this level of dedication will you be able to create something worthwhile. But just like in the old saying "it's not about the destination, it's about the journey", to me art is not about the finished painting, it's about the process, the research, the sketching, all the days spent on the water, taking reference photos, taking mental notes on the subtle colors of a fish. Commit yourself to art in this way, and you will find more happiness in it than you ever thought possible."
A: "Though art runs deep in my veins, it takes more than that to become a successful artist. My wife Janell, who I met in art school, has been there every step of the way. At the end of a long work week, she would get up early on Saturday and Sunday, to help me set up at my art fairs. My Dad and Mom gave me the support and love to help me believe in myself, which was extremely important during those lean years of building my art career. My father in-law John, had a painting on order one after another, to help keep us going during our first year out of art school. Our great family friend Rick took us under his wing, and taught us the right way to run a business. To this day he is the guy we go to when we have a tough business question.
All these people many more are my support system, and have done so much to allow me to follow my dream to be an artist. I owe them a giant Thank You!"
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i have had a rash on my face and body for about 6 weeks now, i recently went to my family doctor and she said that i had polymorphus light eruption. she said they could nothing for it, so i pressured her into getting me into the dermotologist, he looked at me and asked if i had ever heard of lupus, i said yes and he said nothing more about it. he said that he did not want to tell me what was wrong until i got the blood work done. i am so concerned. i know nothing about lupus. please help me, does this sound like lupus?
While rash on face and body may occur as an early manifestation of lupus, its presence alone is not sufficient to make a diagnosis. The other symptoms include fever, fatigue, joint pains, ulcers in mouth, hair loss, abnormal urine test, and so on. It is a good idea to get certain lab tests such as antinuclear antibody test, urine protein and microscopic exam, CBC done. These simple tests can suggest or rule out the diagnosis in more than 95% of people with lupus. I hope its a simple rash, and not lupus.But, if it turns out to be lupus, you may get detailed information about this disease from the Arthritis Foundation (National office in Atlanta, GA) or Lupus Foundation (national office in MD) or from their local offices - almost every city or region has a Chapter. Most patients with lupus with proper diagnosis, follow up and care do very well, and lead a fairly normal life.
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NAPERVILLE – North Central College has named its dean's list of scholars for the 2012 fall term. To be eligible, undergraduate students must maintain a grade-point average of 3.6, on a 4.0 scale, for the term and be enrolled as full-time students.
The following students from the area were named to the list during fall term: From Earlville, Whitney Goodbred; from Sandwich, Kari Darby, Michele Dobbs, Margaret Fraser and Anthony Peltier; and from Somonauk, Julianna Ciaglia.


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Lena J. Malouin 1921 2012 EAST LONGMEADOW Lena J. "Lee" (Goodrow) Malouin, 90, of Bluebird Estates in East Long-meadow and a former longtime resident of Eddy Street in the Hungry Hill section of Springfield was Called Safely Home on Thursday, September 6, 2012. She passed into Eternal Life at Mercy Medical Center in Springfield surrounded by the care and comfort of her loving family. She was born in Springfield on October 1, 1921, a beloved daughter of the late Arthur and Philomena (Martin) Goodrow. She was raised in Springfield and graduated from the former Saint Thomas Aquinas Elementary School and the former Springfield Trade High School. She lived in the city for many years on Eddy Street before moving to East Longmeadow in 2010. Lee was a member of the Springfield Golden Age Club and an avid square dancer. She was a communicant of the former Saint Thomas Aquinas Church and the former Saint Mary Church which is now Mary, Mother of Hope Church, all in Springfield. She was currently a communicant of Saint Patrick Church in Springfield. Lee was a loving woman who adored her family and showered them with her love and affection which was returned to her a thousand fold. She leaves her devoted husband and best friend, Henry J. Malouin. They were married on November 28, 1940 at the former Saint Thomas Aquinas Church in Springfield and were blessed with nearly 72 years of happiness together. She also leaves: her loving children, Janet M. Plouffe of Springfield, Gerald J. Malouin and his wife, Doreen, of West Springfield, Sister Theresa A. Malouin, CSC of the Sisters of the Holy Cross in Hampton, NH, Raymond F. Malouin and his fiancee, Karen Yarosh, of Columbia, CT and Bev A. Furtek and her partner, Dennis Waite, of East Longmeadow; her seven cherished grandchildren, James Hallihan, Sean Hallihan and his wife, Tammy, Paul Malouin and his wife, Amanda, Mark Malouin and his wife, Meredith, Michelle Seymour and her husband, Jonathan, Aaron Malouin and his wife, Meghan, and Jonathan Malouin and his wife, Jennifer; her 10 cherished great-grandchildren; her two cherished great-great grandchildren; her dear brothers, Arthur Goodrow, Jr. and his wife, Rose, and Edward W. Goodrow and his wife, Ellen, all of Agawam, Robert Goodrow of Springfield and Eugene F. Goodrow and his wife, Joane, of Inverness, FL; her dear sister, Norma Tourigny and her husband, Hector, of Southwick; her dear sister-in-law, Camilla Goodrow of Springfield; her dear brother-in-law, Ernest Chagnon of Springfield; and her many dear nephews and nieces. Besides her parents, she was predeceased by her loving granddaughter, Colleen Hallihan; her dear brother, Homer A. Goodrow; and her dear sisters, Alma A. Chagnon, Yvonne Nelson and Helen Martin. Her funeral will be held on Tuesday morning, September 11, 2012 beginning at the St. Pierre Phaneuf Springfield Chapels, (413-737-1177), 7 Chapin Terrace, Springfield, MA 01107, (funeral home will open at 8:30 a.m.), followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. at Mary, Mother of Hope Church, 840 Page Boulevard, Springfield, MA 01104. Her burial will follow the Mass at Saint Aloysius Cemetery, 1273 Berkshire Avenue, Indian Orchard, MA 01151. Her family will receive friends at the funeral home on Monday, September 10, 2012 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Her family has requested that memorial donations be made in her memory to the Sisters of the Holy Cross, 289 Lafayette Road, Hampton, NH 03842. For more details, please visit:
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Agfa's :Apogee Suite 6.0 Makes North American DebutTuesday, June 09, 2009 Press release from the issuing company Ridgefield Park, NJ -- Agfa Graphics announced today that :Apogee Suite 6.0, the newest version of the company's award-winning workflow software solution, is making its North American debut at the 2009 IPA Technical Conference. The conference is being held June 8-10 at the Intercontinental Hotel in Rosemont, Illinois.:Apogee Suite is the industry leader in JDF capability and connectivity. ":Apogee Suite 6.0 is built upon many years of experience in prepress workflow. Printers today want a streamlined workflow that enables them to present one face to the customer and has the ability and flexibility to drive multiple output devices in offset presses, digital presses and wide-format printers. A printer's prepress workflow must provide efficiencies, increased productivity and quality enhancements and all of this is a result of effective JDF integration. :Apogee Suite 6.0 provides this and more" said Deborah Hutcheson, senior marketing manager, Commercial / Wide Format, Agfa Graphics, North America. Some of the new components in the :Apogee Suite 6.0 include: :Apogee Preflight - a deeply integrated processing component that tunes the PDF. This is not by means of using a standard preflight profile, but instead by anticipating all the processing steps that are required to get to the final end product :Apogee Portal - a new, single-dashboard user interface using Adobe Flex technology that offers ultimate interactivity and ties print buyers right into the production system :Apogee Digital Print Link - using the enhanced :Apogee DPL will allow users to drive and control digital presses, including the Canon imagePRESS digital color press family. :Apogee Suite 6.0 also includes new productivity features and enhancements in :Apogee Prepress, :Apogee Portal and :Apogee Color. With :Apogee Suite 6.0, users will be able to shorten turnaround time and simplify the production chain. In addition to :Apogee Suite 6.0 demonstrations, Agfa will be participating in the JDF Test Drive, Learning Labs, and the Proofing and JDF Roundups. Hutcheson, Agfa's Mark Gallucci, manager of Technology Marketing and Cameron Hitchcock, Color Systems technology manager, will be at the IPA Technical Conference and available to answer questions regarding the new enhancements. For more information on the IPA Technical Conference, visit: http://www.ipa.org/tech. |
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It is a little unnerving to consider a baseball world without Lou Piniella – he's been part of the major leagues, either as prominent prospect, trade chip, rookie of the year, grizzled veteran, coach manager, general manager, or broadcaster, almost continually since he
make the Washington Senators out of spring training in 1964.
Besides the obvious about Lou, you should consider that he was traded four times before he got his first major league hit, had the principles to honor a symbolic work stoppage in 1969 even though he had only ten big league games under his belt, was perhaps the most notorious arguer among the active players of his time, and managed to have a knock-down, drag-out fight with his ace reliever (Rob Dibble) while at least one tv news camera captured it, in the Cincinnati clubhouse.
I think Piniella would have happily managed until he was 80 if he had a bunch of guys like Dibble – nuts as he was – who cared enough to take a swing at him. There is a certain irony to the mindset that his retirement today in Chicago was just the capper to a season that saw Carlos Zambrano detonate, again. I got the impression that Zambrano was the least of Lou's problems, and that Piniella had a lot to do with the attempts to resuscitate Zambrano's status with the Cubs.
It was all the other guys with whom he'd had it.
It'll be Ryne Sandberg. The new ownership can't resist, and nobody can argue Sandberg would be getting the job just for his name. He's worked his way from the bottom up in the Cubs' system, a rare thing for a Hall of Famer to do.
There has been a lot of new information about 2010 job vacancies flying around baseball's seamy underbelly of rumor. I have now heard "Joe Torre, Mets" and "Ted Simmons, Mariners," several times each, and the two old St. Louis teammates would be superb choices. In New York, where Jerry Manuel has done the best he could, the Torre situation is intriguing and disturbing. The club has financially hamstrung its executives ever since ownership got leveled in the Madoff scandal, so it's hard to believe they could pay anything approaching the five million dollars Torre'ss getting from the Dodgers these days, unless Oliver Perez retires to a monastery.
As to Simmons, he's the should-be-Hall-of-Fame catcher from the Cardinals and Brewers, and it is forgotten now because he had to leave the position so prematurely because of health issues, but he was one of the up-and-coming General Managers, in Pittsburgh in the early '90s. More lately he's been a valued bench coach at Milwaukee and San Diego and would, at the age of 62, be an unlikely, but inspired choice as a rookie manager next year.
We go back to this well – or perhaps it's better described as "this bottomless pit" – of the prominent baseball figures of today, as they appeared on minor league baseball cards as recently as 1990 and as long ago as 1975.
In this edition, three of the 2010 managerial changes are fully represented in the bush league cards of 1987 and 1990. Most of what we'll see is from the panoramic, 2,000+ card set issued, one team at a time, by the ProCards company.
And we'll do these in chronological (well, 2010 chronological) order. Let's start in Kansas City:
The former manager of the Royals, then a prospect in A-ball for the Indians, no longer has the job but still has the mustache. The new manager of the Royals (right), no longer has the mustache, but has long since stopped having to deal with his given name and goes exclusively by Ned. He, of course, had already been a major league receiver for the Brewers and Braves and would shortly begin his coaching and skippering career.
The wayback machine now takes us to the prom pictures of the two men involved in the managerial drama of the Marlins:
Fredi Gonzalez was in AA-ball in the Yankee system in 1987 and Edwin Rodriguez a notch further up in the Padres' chain, long before one left the Florida dugout and the other entered it earlier this year. Have to say the years have treated them both pretty well. Rodriguez looks a little like the current president in the Las Vegas pose.
One side note here. In going through prospects to replace the current big league managers, I suggested that the Marlins might off Fredi and he would thus move to the top of the possibilities to succeed Bob Cox in Atlanta.
But back to our fun, and the most recent change, in Seattle:
I'm pretty sure it's the angle of the photography at Cedar Rapids of the Midwest League in 1987 that makes it look like ex-Mariners' manager Don Wakamatsu is trying to hit with a souvenir bat. Interestingly, his successor, Daren Brown, already had something of a manager's stare-down in just his second season as a pro, at Myrtle Beach, South Carolina in 1990.
We have plenty more of these to go through, everything from GM's to ex-GM's to popular announcers, to superstars and possible Hall of Famers. I can be bribed into not sharing them, by the parties depicted, and you birds know who you are.
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One of our most-loved iconic symbols in Aotearoa New Zealand is the koru or spiral. Derived from the unfurling fern frond. it was developed by the Maori settlers into a powerful art form, widely used especially in wood carving. Using only stone tools, the Maori master carvers perfected the art of creating highly intricate curving forms in some of our hardest and most durable native timbers. The koru was used on ocean-going war canoes, marae or public buildings, tattoos and sculptures of the human figure.
Today the koru, usually in a stylized form, features widely in new Zealand iconography. It stands for new beginnings, growth, and power.
This design began as a detailed drawing of the unfolding fern frond as seen through a botanical magnifying lens. From there it developed into a variety of forms and color combinations. Massed together, these are 'Koru Mania'. Koru, spiral, symbol, fern, frond, unfolding, plant, new zealand, aotearoa.


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We hear a lot about the benefits of volunteering: the opportunity to give back, learning new skills and collecting diverse experiences, expanding our personal and professional networks; research has even identified physical and mental health benefits to altruistic behaviors. Whether you volunteer in your community or one across the globe, you can help make a difference, plus receive a myriad of personal and professional benefits.
So given that, and with all the needs already identified in our own backyards, why volunteer in another country? Here are a few reasons to consider:
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While most people would object to being strapped into a lie detector, we doubt very much that anyone would have a problem with being tested by the lovely, human lie detector that Monica Raymund plays on Lie to Me. We wonder why that is. It's probably for the same reason you're going to check out the behind-the-scenes photo gallery of Monica on today's Attack of the Show.
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The most recent deposit survey of all insured bank and savings institution offices is now available at http://www2.fdic.gov/sod on the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation's (FDIC) Web site.
The annual Summary of Deposits (SOD) shows the address of each of the more than 84,000 insured bank and savings institution offices throughout the nation, plus the amount of deposits reported by each office. The most recent deposit data are as of June 30, 1999. The amount of deposits at each office for each of the five previous years is also available on the Web.
The SOD typically is used to evaluate market share for each financial institution operating offices in any state, county or city. Holding company market-share data at the state level also are available. The SOD also includes tables and graphs reflecting aggregate national statistics for the industry, as well as data for each state, county and metropolitan area.
Data files can be downloaded from the Web site into standard spreadsheets or other software products so users can conduct their own analyses. In addition, printed versions of the 1999 SOD will be published as six regional Data Books and one national Data Book in February 2000. The FDIC will be sending an order form to all insured institutions. Others interested in receiving one or more of the printed versions, which will be available at no charge, should submit a written request to: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Public Information Center, 801 17th Street, NW, Room 100, Washington, DC 20434-0001, or by e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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When it comes to creating realistic costume characters for Halloween or any other dress up event, sometimes you just gotta have facial hair. Can you imagine Jack Sparrow, The Wolverine, King Leonidas, Gandalf or even Santa Claus without their signature beards? (Neither can we.) When it's not possible or even practical to grow your own facial hair, there are some pretty nifty solutions out there that will quickly get your 5 o'clock shadow all the way to midnight, and in a hurry. Using crepe wool to create realistic looking beards, mustaches and sideburns is a groovy alternative that isn't nearly as difficult as it looks. Mastering the technique of applying crepe wool to create different facial hair styles will ultimately give you a much more realistic look that finishes off your costume look to perfection.
Crepe Wool: Crepe wool generally comes in long braids of hair-like fibers. Crepe wool comes in a wide range of colors so you can get the perfect shade for your character, or even blend a couple of different colors together for a more realistic, natural hair-like appearance.
Applying Crepe Wool: Before you can apply crepe wool to the face, you must cut off a piece of the braid and unravel it. A small piece of twine is mixed in with the fibers; this should be discarded when you begin to pull apart the braid. Using a pair of scissors cut off the appropriate length of crepe wool and fluff it apart, unraveling the fibers and pulling apart the braid. Curly crepe wool can be ironed with a steam iron for a straighter look, or it can be used in its natural wavy state for a frizzier appearance.
Crepe wool is adhered to the face using spirit gum. To avoid irritation, do not apply spirit gum to freshly shaven skin! Using a small brush apply spirit gum to the area where you will begin to apply the crepe wool. Tapping on the spirit gum with your finger after it begins to dry will make it tacky and ready for the crepe wool to be applied. Always start underneath the jaw line and build up from there, as if you are shingling a roof. Your crepe wool segments should be quite thin and only about 1 ½" wide. If little pieces to not stick when pressed into the spirit gum you can pull them off. Continue to apply layers of the crepe wool onto sticky spirit gum as you build up your beard, sideburns, or mustache. Add more spirit gum in the tight spots as necessary.
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- Always apply crepe wool in small, layered segments. Never apply a giant wad of hair all at once.
- Cut your crepe wool pieces much longer than you want your end result to be. Trimming your beard to the appropriate and desired length is the final application step and you want to always make sure your beard is long enough.
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Köhler (1887) Marshmallow |
It turns out that marshmallow is…odd. For millennia, the roots of Althaea officinalis — a mallow plant found near salt marshes, hence the name — has been used in medicine and confectionery. Ancient Egyptians are said to have used the roots as both medicine and candy. The reason — and it's the reason I say that marshmallow is odd — is that the sap in the root is gooey. Until gelatin became a popular stabilizer in the 20th century, confectioners used the plant's natural gooeyness to stabilize and flavor a soft candy named after the plant: marshmallow. In French, it's guimauve for both the plant and the candy. As in the US, the connection these days is in name only.
That mucilaginous thickness has long been regarded as excellent for helping to soothe sore throats. I'm less interested in marshmallow's purported medicinal properties, though, than I am its culinary applications.
Taking a cue from French cooking manuals, I decided to make a batch of Sirop de Guimauve with actual guimauve. The syrup is sweet, of course, but it also provides a supple mouthfeel not unlike gum Arabic, adding body as well as flavor. The taste is woodsy, bosky. There's a fleeting impression of violets, but that passes and is replaced by a general sense of something vaguely old-fashioned. I mentioned to friends that it was like something once tasted, but long forgotten. My first taste reminded me of the paradoxical feeling I had at my first taste of black truffle; I've had this before.
I've tried the syrup successfully in a few drinks such a simple daiquiri and in a Tom Collins. Pairings with gin seem especially promising — whiskey less so. My emerging rule of thumb is to use about 75% marshmallow syrup as I would sugar syrup in a drink. It is a notably thick syrup. The first time I poured it from a bottle, I used a knife to cut the end of the pour. That turned out to be overkill; just stop pouring before reaching your desired quantity and the amount in the jigger may well pull out the rest of the volume you need from the bottle.
The first recipe came from Phaidon's reprint of Ginette Mathiot's massive cookery tome, I Know How to Cook. A standard in France since the 1930's, Mathiot's book covers over 1,400 recipes, including drinks. Her recipe is from this first American edition.
Sirop de Guimauve (Ginette Mathiot)
2.25 oz marshmallow root
2.25 pounds sugar
Wash, peel and slice the marshmallow roots. Bring generous 2 cups water to a boil in a pan and add the marshmallow roots. Let infuse for 24 hours. Strain and add the sugar. Bring to a boil again, skim and immediately remove from the heat. Strain and let cool. Pour into sterilized bottles and seal. To serve, dilute with water to taste.
In Élixirs & boissons retrouvés, Gilbert Fabiani offers a similar recipe. My translation is below. The original French follows because my French is entirely self-taught and is, admittedly, a mess. Feel free to correct it.
Marshmallow Syrup (Rowley's translation of Fabiani)
With 75 grams of the root, ½ liter of water and 1 kg of sugar. Wash the root well and cut it into little pieces. Cover with boiling water and let it infuse for 24 hours. Strain, add sugar and cook over low heat for 10 minutes to ¼ hour. Check the consistency of the syrup, which will adhere to the edge of the pot as it cools. Put in bottles and refrigerate or sterilize them for ½ hour for a long shelf life.
Sirop de Guimauve (Fabiani's original)
Avec 75 grammes de la racine, ½ litre d'eau et 1 kg de sucre. Bien laver et tronçonner la racine en petis morceaux. Recouvrir avec l'eau bouillante et laisser infuser pendant 24 heures. Filtrer, ajouter le sucre et faire cuire à petit feu pendant 10 minutes à ¼ heure. Vérifier la consistence du sirop qui doit attacher sur la bord du récipient en se refroidissant. Mettre en bouteilles et conserver au frais ou stériliser pendant ½ heure pour une longue conservation.
Cooking the syrup |
Real Marshmallow Syrup (Rowley)
80g/2.8 oz (about 2/3 cup) dry cut marshmallow root
500ml/2 cups filtered water
900g/4 cups sugar
Place the cut marshmallow root in a large jar or heatproof container. Bring the water to a boil and pour it over the marshmallow. Cover and let this infuse for 24 hours. Strain, pressing on the solids to extract as much liquid as possible, into a clean pot. Over medium-high heat, add the sugar to the marshmallow infusion and stir until it dissolves completely. Pour into sterilized bottles and refrigerate.
If you make a batch for yourself — or already use marshmallow syrup in mixed drinks or cooking — let me know, eh? I find this stuff is promising, but would love other ideas about how to use it.
- Thickens, flavors mixed drinks
- Use about 75% of the volume you might use of a 2:1 syrup
- Promising with gin, some rums, not so much whiskey
- Make a batch, play with it, and let us know what you've done
- UPDATE 1/30/11: our recipe for Marshmallow Collins is here.
Ginette Mathiot (1st US edition, 2009)
I Know How to Cook
Phaidon Press
976 pages, hardback
Gilbert Fabiani (2000)
Élixirs & boissons retrouvés
Éditions Équinoxe
424 pages, trade paperback
€26.65 (on Amazon.fr)
Goes well with:
- I picked up the marshmallow root at The Herb Store in Albuquerque. It's not obvious from their website, but they will ship. Tenzing Momo in Seattle also sells marshmallow.


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I just attended a wedding like this.The pastor spent a good deal of the ceremony talking about the importance of the wife being submissive to the husband, and how this was the only sanctioned and happy type of marriage, and had the bride vow to do exactly that. Now, the groom's family was part of a very conservative denomination where such sermons were expected and encouraged. The bride's side (which I was on), not so much! At one point my baby sister and I looked at each other with a raised eyebrow and the expression of "did he *really* just say that?". However, neither the bride nor the groom personally believed in the whole "wife must be submissive" way of thinking, and had specifically requested that the pastor NOT include it in the ceremony. The pastor either forgot or chose to ignore this request, figuring that neither of them would make a scene in the middle of it all (they didn't).So, I don't think knowing the beliefs/expectations of a particular denomination would necessarily prepare an attendee for what to expect.
When these people told the pastors what to say or what not to say in various examples, did the pastors agree or were orders given with the assumption they'd be followed? I can certainly understand being more comfortable with A and without B but handing a pastor or priest a script with orders as opposed to discussion seems really disrespectful.


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Better than 2009?
The 2011-2012 Saints are starting to draw comparisons to the 2009-2010 Super Bowl championship team, and deservedly so. However, I would say this team is better! Yep! You got it! They are better! While the defense has been challenged this season, and they are not collecting as many turnovers, they have been outstanding on third down. Keeping opponents from sustaining drives is just as good as a turnover. The 2011 Saints offense could go down in NFL history as the most prolific ever! The ground game, coupled with a passing game that is virtually unsolvable, makes the Saints practically unbeatable. Playsoff teams facing New Orleans have to hope the Saints kill themselves with penalties and turnovers. If that doesn't happen, the Saints won't be beat... not by Detroit, not by San Francisco and not even by the Packers. It's one at a time, I know, but this team appears to be headed for another party with the Lombardi.
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The Saints finished the regular season unbeaten (8-0) at home, a franchise first. New Orleans is averaging more than 40 points per game at home this year. What's more? They're beating their opponents in the Mercedes Benz Superdome by an average of 23 points. The advantage at the Dome is predicated on outstanding play and coaching without question, but the fans make the Superdome one of the most intimidating venues in the NFL for visiting teams.
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They could be better
They could be better, but they haven't won anything yet. Going into the playoffs this team today is better, but they have to win it for me to say they are better than the 2009 Saints.
Best Saints team ever
No doubt... look at all the records. None of that matters, though, unless they win the Super Bowl!
It's the NFL......
.......I love the Saints and agree that they are better than the 2009 team. I have gone back and watched every game from both seasons. The way they are playing right now is unquestionably superior to the Super Bowl Championship team. Anything can happen though......the teams that they are about to face will be leaving nothing on the field. Win or lose they have been something amazing to watch ever since week 8.
Peter King
In the NFl edition of Sports Illustrated to start the season, Mr. King predicted the falcons would beat the chargers for thier first SB trophy. This week he has changed his mind by predicting THE SAINTS will take it all now. I'm not sure if that's a liss of death or what. It does cause me to be concerned when other teams see that and challoenge us. I predicyed all year the SAINTS would beat the Ravens BIG. Does not matter who they play. no offense will be able to keep up with the SIANTS if they can maintain this momentum.
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This team has a LOT more work to do before anyone should consider them better than '09 team. '09 team dealt with adversity well, and very mentally tough. Not to mention the one constant...Lombardi. Get that second trophy current Saints, thenwe can talk. Until then, keep grinding! WHO DAT BABY!!!
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give me a call,I'll go on the sidelines with you>> :-)
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Before LSU lost, the players were claiming that the 2011 team was the best team in HISTORY...REALLY? In the aftermath, seeing as they loss the big game, this obviously wasn't the case, as they put the 'cart before the horse'. In the aftermath of the Saints loss, the 2011 team wasn't as good as the 2009 team, because again, they failed to make it to and win the big game. No doubt the '11 team was good, but inconsistency showed them up.
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