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Wednesday, June 15, 2011
A Black Eye & Sunshine
7 comments:
- Jen said...
Gosh, Laura! That's scary -- glad you're back to normal! Your card is gorgeous. Clever way to use up odds and ends!
~ Jen @ Musings of a Crafty Mom
- 15 June, 2011 20:48
- AllisonG said...
Wow, I don't even have to follow the link - that sun is AMAZING!!! All of your cards are just beautiful.
Hope you are feeling back to your old self very soon. :-)
- 15 June, 2011 21:02
- Laura O'Donnell said...
sorry to hear about the black eye, it sounds awful!
card is gorgeous!
- 16 June, 2011 02:56
- Joanne Gilch said...
Oh my on both counts. Thank God the face is getting better...whattcha gonna do next lab?
And the card is gorgeous. Thanks for the link to Nikki's to see your card in full.
- 16 June, 2011 06:36
- WillieburgScrapper said...
Do you wear gloves? It could be the powder used to coat the inside- also the solvents they use to sterilize the labs are pretty awful- I hope you find the source so you can get through the class and onto your degree. The card is AMAZING! Love the stitching and glittery shimmer sun- great design.
- 16 June, 2011 08:05
- Arlene said...
Gorgeous card. Hope you get back to "normal" soon! :) This card is really lovely.
- 16 June, 2011 13:57
- Santhosh Kumar. S said...
Beautiful cards. Like the way you arranged the elements around. Do check out my quilled cards and comment at www.eigth.in/wordpress
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Rachel Canning is homeward bound, and bound to never mention that whole "suing your parents" THING.
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OVERLAND PARK — A candidate for Kansas secretary of state who's already part of the national immigration debate says President Barack Obama would resolve questions about his citizenship by producing a detailed birth certificate.
A spokesman for Kris Kobach, a Republican and a law professor who helped write Arizona's new immigration law, said Friday that Kobach gets questions about the issue regularly. Kobach's latest remarks were Thursday evening, responding to a question during an event at an Overland Park retirement community.
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I'll be watching for your detailed post about passes. We've tried a couple of things at my school but its hard to start something unless all the teachers and admin are on board. (And of course, the kids who really need to be tracked are the ones who sneak out without the passes)
That will probably come sometime in Sept when we are back to school. We do have a good school policy so that definitely helps. I remember the good ole days when some teachers did not follow policy, but they are all gone now.Delete
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This year's lineup includes 270 performances of 53 shows--including one-act plays, improvisational comedy, dance pieces, magic acts, confessional one-person shows and difficult-to-describe oddities.
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Talkback: Who Wants Ben Affleck To Direct Justice League?
Ben Affleck's come a long way since his 1998 Oscar co-win for Good Will Hunting, arguably the first time Hollywood stood up and took notice of the multi-hyphenate as more than just an actor; according to Variety, he's now being sought after to direct WB's Justice League, DC's answer to Marvel's billion-dollar rival franchise starter The Avengers. But even after the successes of modest-scale thrillers Gone Baby Gone and The Town, and with his buzzed-about forthcoming picture Argo poised for awards season, is the writer/producer/actor/director the right filmmaker to helm the superhero studio tentpole?
Sources tell Variety that Affleck has been given the Justice League script as WB approaches him to direct, speculating further that he could additionally star in the pic. But take it all with a healthy grain of salt: Insiders tell Movieline that the report, while plausible, "is ridiculously vague and early."
That's pretty much what the report sounds like, coming conspicuously just a day after Disney's Bob Iger spilled the news that Joss Whedon will be coming back to helm Avengers 2. So somebody out there wants to gauge public opinion, generate a little Justice League buzz, stir the pot. Given the mixed reaction rippling through the blogosphere today, consider that pot stirred.
The question is, would Affleck make a good choice for the Justice League movie? Notwithstanding the possibility that he'd star while simultaneously helming an epic megamillion-dollar production with billions of box office, a multi-film franchise, and the fiscal fate of the studio on the line — really, would he? Would anyone? — maybe he'd only take one job at a time in this case. Just maybe. What Gone Baby Gone did to put Affleck on the map as a bona fide seriouspants filmmaker to be taken seriously — if emphasized moreso because nobody really expected it of the guy who starred in Gigli — The Town amplified with its gritty genre leanings. Argo looks to be his most ambitious directing project to date, advancing from tidy Boston-set thriller to multinational historical-political drama. Project by project, Affleck is fine-tuning his sensibilities, widening his reach and skillset with each progressive (and well-chosen) film.
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Variety's report adds more ambiguity to the mix by noting that Affleck is also considering an offer to topline Greg Berlanti's Replay at Warners, a Groundhog Day-esque sci-fi drama about a man who dies only to wake up, able to live out different potential life paths over and over. Back in 2010 Affleck was reported to be mulling the project, based on Ken Grimwood's 1987 novel, only then — on the heels of The Town — he was looking to direct. I see Affleck more likely to continue along this route, building a directing resume out of smaller, character-driven dramas for grownups.
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June Employee Spotlight: Paul Losensky
RNL Web Designer Paul Losensky is someone who I knew would be entertaining to interview. Because he's a part of the marketing department, I've worked with him on a few projects and have a group meeting involving him every week. And let me tell you, he knows how to get people talking and how to crack a joke.
Along with his clean and impeccable design work, he's simply a fun guy to be around, whether it's by asking how everyone's weekends went or by volunteering to try out a super creepy "buy a girlfriend" site we found. His laid back personality and solid eye for design combine to make for the kind of coworker we all want: the one that kicks ass at what he does but is also the life of the party.
I'm not alone in these thoughts. Check out what our boss, Megan Garden, thinks of Paul:
I knew some of these pranks would come to light in our interview, and so I couldn't wait to steal a bit of his time for some good old fashioned nonsense. It's worth noting that the first thing Paul did when we met up was sprawl out on the couch as if I were his therapist, and he remained this way for the entirety of the interview.
Amy: You should totally lie down for this whole interview. I bet some real deep thoughts will come out.
Paul: They might.
Amy: Great. We'll start simple. One of the things I noticed on your bio is that you're one of the only people here, I believe, that was actually born and raised in KC.
Paul: Yes ma'am. Born and raised in Kansas City, Kansas.
Amy: Let's say someone is coming to Kansas City for the weekend. They want to get the best tour of the city, and you're the one planning the itinerary. What's on the agenda?
Paul: That's a good one. Let's see: If they're coming in on a Friday night, I would probably start and take them out to eat. Where that would be? I don't know. Barbecue? If they wanted it. These are tough.
Amy: Take your time.
Paul: Okay, no pressure. I feel like I would take them to Port Fonda. That's my new joint right now, in Westport. From there I'd probably take them to Manifesto, in the Crossroads, underneath the Hotel Reiger. It's a pretty cool cocktail bar. And then, I don't know, wherever their little hearts desired. If it's a Saturday night, I'd probably try to take them to a Sporting game. That'd be fun.
Amy: Okay, cool. So you'd take them to Port Fonda, Manifesto, and a Sporting game. Would you still take them to barbecue somewhere?
Paul: Yes.
Amy: Where's your favorite barbecue place?
Paul: Rosedale Barbeque, down off of Southwest Boulevard.
Amy: Sounds like a good weekend.
Paul: The best weekend, Amy.
Amy: The best weekend, sorry. Your bio also says that you were a doodler. How often are we talking here?
Paul: Geez. I think it started when I was four or five. I drew just a standard house with a roof, a front door, and two windows. And then my dad drew it three dimensionally for me and it blew my mind. From there I started drawing nonstop. I drew on the walls as a kid once or twice. After I got into trouble multiple times, I figured out that if I asked permission I could do stuff without getting in trouble. So I asked if I could draw on my wall. I wanted to do a mural of a window, even though there were windows in my room. They told me to go ahead and I just started from there on out.
Amy: How'd it turn out?
Paul: I never finished it. It's like a lot of my projects: I never finish them. Except at work, I always finish them. My boss is reading this probably.
Amy: Were there any other cool projects you took on in your free time as a kid?
Paul: I was really obsessed with drawing animals and Fred Flintstone. I got a "how to draw" book of animals and then I saw some type of magazine article tutorial (before the internet was really popular) of how to draw Fred Flintstone. So I drew him quite a bit. Quite the combination.
Amy: Yeah, not dinosaurs with Fred Flintstone?
Paul: Nope.
Amy: So you reached a turning point when you realized you could get paid for doodling.
Paul: Yes ma'am.
Amy: What was that turning point?
Paul: That turning point was in college, I think. I actually wanted to become a pastry chef. My dad's a chef and I got really obsessed with desserts and how you can create art out of food. You see me eat peanut M&M's quite often.
Amy: That could be cool. Do some cool designs and things.
Paul: Yeah, it kinda balances back and forth the artistic side and the food part of it. Yeah, I wanted to be a pastry chef, and my dad said, "You don't want to stand on your feet eight hours a day. When you're a pastry chef, you have to go in at 2 or 3 a.m. to start baking. It's a long day." So I figured I'd become an artist. I decided I'd just do my own art and try to get paid for that. And then I realized that artists are typically poor and they don't make a lot of money, and they don't eat unless their art sells. That's when I figured I should probably go into something that would actually pay me to do what I love. That's when I figured out that graphic design would probably be the best bet for me. I haven't looked back since.
Amy: Nice. How have your skills in graphic design changed or evolved over the last couple years?
Paul: They've definitely matured quite a bit from when I first started out. I like to make people laugh, so when I first started out, everything I did was targeted toward making people laugh, whether it was a funny ad design or just making an inappropriate picture of a coworker with a beard on it. Not hinting at anybody.
Amy: Nope, of course not.
Paul: I learned in college that every one of my classmates was competition. Not only friends, but competition, because once you graduated they were all competing for the same jobs as you. So eventually I figured out I had to do not only all the projects that everyone else was doing at a higher caliber, but go beyond the typical project and do additional projects that would set me apart from the other designers. But I feel like my design has progressed quite a bit and matured. I think more about the target audience, how the end user will use the website, yada yada yada, and stuff.
Amy: And stuff. Good! You've been at RNL since August. Almost a year! What are some skills and projects that you've got your sights set on while you're here?
Paul: Well, currently, my project manager, Beth Donnelly, and my boss, Megan Garden, have allowed me to jump into the coding aspects of our company with the current project I'm working on. It has not only been an exciting opportunity, but also a huge learning opportunity. Sidenote: I feel like the developers are extremely nervous because I might break the entire system. But fear not, I do know some code. Nailed it.
Amy: Wow, good. That was a sales pitch voice and everything. You can keep that voice for this next question: What have been some of your favorite memories at RNL so far?
Paul: I've got quite a few. One: The first time I set foot in the office for an interview. I met you –
Amy: Yeah! And I was super awkward.
Paul: Yes. But you gave me a cup of water, which was lovely. And then in my interview, I had to bring in mock-ups of just a typical web layout of a storage company. I had printed them off on larger sized paper. I brought them in and Dan was just blown away by it apparently. I don't know why. He asked me, "How much does it cost to print this off?" It was only $5 or $10.
He pulls out his wallet at the end of the interview, gives me $10 before I even got hired. I said, no, I can't take this. But he said, "No, take it, because you paid to print those off." I went home and I bought beer with that money and drank the beer. So RNL paid me to drink beer before I even started working here. That's fun. Another favorite memory is the American Royal barbecue. The first company outing I went to. It was a good eye opener to see how well our company can mesh together and have fun, and not only work hard together but play hard together as well. That was a good one.
Amy: And you made the logos for that event with the shirts and the cups.
Paul: I did! And then my favorite memory thus far has been the prank wars that have been happening.
Amy: Yes! I was going to ask you about that actually. Prank wars between you and Natasha.
Paul: Yes. Natasha and I not only got hired on at the same time and became best friends (a smidge of sarcasm), but we also became enemies at some point. I don't know how, but we have.
Amy: Yeah, what started the pranks?
Paul: The pranks all started when Natasha decided to put post-it notes on my computer, my desk, and my computer screen. So I told her that I would get her back. Then she got me again by putting a shirtless Ryan Gosling background on my computer, abs exposed. I figured it was time to get her back, and I spent way too long on a photo of her, turning her into a Russian/Imperial commander with a beard. A beautiful beard, at that, which is still sitting in our office to this day.
Amy: Mhmm. Much to her dismay.
Paul: Yes, much to her dismay.
Amy: And it has been nicknamed "Mantasha."
Paul: Yes, Mantasha. Natasha really enjoys seeing it every day.
Amy: So I wanted to know… What? How? Just… How did you come up with that? How did you find the guy? What inspired this epic prank?
Paul: There's an artist that takes celebrities and turns them into historic figures, puts beards on them, and throws them into military uniforms. The idea came pretty quickly. But I knew that it had to be, 1: extremely strange, and 2: extremely big and large enough for everybody to see in the office. It went extremely well because we went to a coffee and design event that Friday morning. So everybody in the office was here before Natasha even got to see it.
Amy: And her reaction was wonderful. What do you have lined up next? Because she got you back after that.
Paul: Yeah, apparently there were multiple people involved in wrapping my desk in saran wrap. One, I have to figure out who was involved, and two, how I can get them all back without them knowing it was me. So yes, there will be payback. Quote me! "There will be payback."
Amy: I'll make that a blockquote and everything.
Paul: They drew first blood. #Rambo
Amy: How's Francesca?
Paul: You son of a bitch. [laughs] Yes. Francesca was my short-lived online girlfriend through invisiblegirlfriend.com, which allows you to create a fake girlfriend. They send you fake texts, voicemails, and whatnot. Her full name was Francesca Mosby.
Amy: Mmm. Those go well together.
Paul: She was a brunette. I think she was 24? We are no longer dating because I never submitted my credit card information for the text messages and voicemails.
Amy: So in another way, you also never began dating.
Paul: Yep. It was one of those, you know, walk-bys in the mall. You make eye contact, and you're like, "She's really beautiful." But I didn't make the effort to go talk to her. The flame burnt out.
Amy: Because you didn't enter your credit card information.
Paul: That's love, you know: Here today, gone tomorrow.
Amy: Speaking of nonsense, in the marketing meeting on Monday I asked if they had any questions for you and there was only one. It was a good one: You're home alone in Risky Business. What song do you dance to? And can you demonstrate?
Paul: I don't know if we have enough room in here. I think I'd have to go with Bob Seger's Old Time Rock and Roll. That's in the movie, so I don't know if I could top that.
Amy: Aw man! You can't just go with the song that's in the movie!
Paul: Okay, I'm willing to think. Oooh. It would be… I've got to play it for the full effect. Hot Blooded by Foreigner.
Amy: This would be a good one to air guitar to. That's a good one. So we'll have some time for you to go downstairs and film it.
Paul: Yeah! You should do it in slow mo.
Amy: You can edit it with your film skills.
Paul: Deal.
Amy: You're also working on a children's book about "the Chicken Finger Queen."
Paul: I am.
Amy: How's that going?
Paul: It's going a lot like the other projects of mine: I haven't finished.
Amy: Have you met with Michelle Obama yet?
Paul: I haven't. I should probably hurry up before they're out of office. It's going. The idea is there. I have the illustrations for it, and we can throw those in there.
Amy: Oh yeah, let's do it! So what's the idea behind it?
Paul: Well, backlog on it: What kid doesn't like chicken fingers? I still like chicken fingers. Do you?
Amy: Of course!
Paul: So the idea was based on the fact that every kid likes chicken fingers and this whole obesity epidemic that's going on in the nation. This girl is sitting on the bus, and her friend tells her the legend of this kid that ate 50 chicken fingers at lunch one day. He had to get the six that you get with your lunch tray, and then he went back for extras, went back for extras, went back for extras, went back for extras (you have to throw that all in there). And then he became the chicken finger king. So this girl says, "Well, I can do that."
At lunch she orders all the chicken fingers she can and becomes the chicken finger queen. When you become the chicken finger king or queen, you get unlimited chicken fingers wherever you go. So she eats them everywhere: at home, at friends' houses, and then she gets sick because she's only eating chicken fingers. She's not getting fruits and veggies. Duh. She goes to the doctor and it evolves from there.
Amy: It sounds very smart.
Paul: I don't know how to finish it though. I'm taking suggestions.
Amy: Hmm. I can ponder on that. I look forward to it being published. Your first published work. Does it have a title?
Paul: I think "The Legend of the Chicken Finger Queen" or "The Saga of the Chicken Finger Queen."
Amy: Oooh. That's a good idea. And it has a healthy message, so parents will like it too.
Paul: Yeah. You can eat chicken fingers, but in moderation.
Amy: And also eat veggies.
Paul: Yeah, eat fruits and veggies, too.
Amy: Everyone can agree on that. I like it. I like that a lot, actually. I want to see the illustrations for it.
Paul: I know. I'll have to go home and tweak my illustrations a bit.
Amy: You're going to be an easy spotlight to have pictures for, because we can pull stuff from your portfolio and design projects and whatever you want to show off. It can be a plug for your artwork.
Paul: Yeah, if only my website were up.
Amy: Well, backtracking a little bit. Before we got into the Mantasha nonsense, I was going to ask bout the things you do outdoors. You hike in the summer and you snowboard in the winter. What's the coolest trick you can do on your snowboard? Even if it's just standing on the snowboard and not falling over.
Paul: I can… jump with it attached to my feet. I would say, as far as levels go, there's level one through five for snowboards, and I am a solid two. I can get on and off the ski lifts with no problem without falling. I can carve in the snow. I can go up for a jump and go right over it and go down a hill without catching any air. And I don't wear a helmet, so chicks dig that.
Amy: They'll super dig it when you're not wearing it and you crash your face into something.
Paul: Chicks dig scars, glory last forever.
Amy: Those were the questions I had for you. Is there anything that you just really wanted to share with the world that I didn't ask you that you want me to ask you now?
Paul: I love working at RNL. I love everybody that works at RNL. I feel like everybody's doing a stellar job. And everybody deserves a summer bonus.
Amy: Another blockquote from Paul Losensky. Great, I'll definitely add that in.
Paul: That's just what I heard from Dan Miller. Just going off what I heard.
Amy: Sweet. So I'm going to accurately quote you misquoting him.
Paul: And. And! Fridays should be initiated to half days, and after our Friday lunches, everybody is allowed to go to the pool and hang out.
Oh! And I'm also really good at picking things up with my feet. Strange skill. From playing soccer all these years of my life, I've gotten really good with my feet and my legs. I actually texted "See ya in a bit" with my big toe one day.
Amy: To whom?
Paul: One of my buddies.
Amy: Does he know that you did that?
Paul: No. You're the first person I've told.
Amy: Wait. Hang on, hang on, hang on. Let me paint the scene here: You're just at home, hanging out, and you're like, "Can I do this?"
Paul: Yeah! I was laying on the couch. My phone was charging, and I just bent over and done.
Amy: And you're admitting it now for the first time in your interview.
Paul: Yeah, I figure it's a good little background.
Amy: Wow, well, I'll send this interview to you and you can edit it with your big toes or your fingers or whatever.
Paul: Sounds like a plan.


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A ceremony was held to mark the 100th anniversary of a munitions factory disaster which killed 35 women and girls, one of whom was from Normanton.
Jennie Blackamore died after an explosion took place at the Barnbow factory in Crossgates, Leeds, on the evening of December 5, 1916.
Relatives of the victims gathered at the scene of the disaster to remember their loved ones on Monday.
Wayne Levitt's great aunt Edith, from Castleford, died in the disaster which was largely unreported at the time because of a 'press blackout'.
During the service at Manston Park, he said: "I think that it is brilliant that people have come out in solidarity with them.
"It was women doing men's work – more than men's work – and I don't think they get enough recognition."
Most of the workers were women drawn from a 20-mile radius. Victims from this district were Helena Beckett and Jane Few were from Pontefract; Mary Gibson, Polly Booth, Eliza Grant and Edith Levitt from Castleford; and Jennie Blackamore from Normanton.
There were two further explosions at the factory, the first in March 1917, which killed two girl workers and the second in May 1918, which killed three men.


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Pharrell x adidas Solar Hu Glide Black are constantly adding to their lineup of Hu footwear.Pharrell and adidas have been on quite a roll with their collaborative HU line as of late with the recent drop of the "Powder Dye" collection, and now we have a first look at a brand-new HU colorway/silhouette on Instagram. This month, we have our first great look at the Solar Glide, a new Three Stripes runner with the Hu line's colorful twist.A full-length White Boost midsole and Black rubber outsole completes the design.
Nike Air VaporMax 2.0 Black Grey ,The Pharrell Williams x adidas line of footwear is expanding once more. After our first initial look at the Pharrell x adidas Solar Glide Hu earlier this month, a second colorway of the sleek new runner has surfaced online. Named the Solar HU Glide ST, the brand-new sneaker which was first debuted in a different colorway by Pharrell at 2017's ComplexCon shows a considerable Ultra Boost inspiration with the raised tongue/heel and one-piece Primeknit upper sitting on top of a full Boost midsole and what may be a Continental rubber lug outsole. adidas' Solar family was first released back in 2015 as a comfortable alternative to the more high-end running shoes from the brand.The shoe features a Black Primeknit upper that includes Green and Red labels above the Purple heel cup. Now, the Three Stripes is redesigning their past model in several new constructions, alongside a Pharrell Williams cosign.
Nike Air Max 720 Black White ,The second colorway of the adidas Solar Glide Hu to surface online features a much darker look than the first. This time around, the knit upper is swatched almost entirely black, with small hints of color around the heels. In classic Skateboard P fashion, the colorway is loud and whimsical, with abstract orange, yellow, blue, red, green, and purple hits adorning the upper, and a large "HU" branded triangle on the toebox. The TPU plastic heel cage is painted in a matte blue tone, contrasting the inner yellow lining of the shoe. Two tags bridge the space between these two, one in green featuring the Hu logo and another in plain red. Its unique lacing system is done in White with a matching stitched "Hu" on the toe, Yellow inner lining, and rope speckled laces. The exposed eyelets used for support come in white, holding in white laces with 3M woven in. Finally, the new Pharrell x adidas Solar Glide Hu is finished off with a plain white Boost midsole, and a baby blue torsion bar for support. The sleek new runner will likely be one of the cheaper entries in Williams' Hu line, though this remains to be seen.


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The former manager of the Fat Face store in Berkhamsted was jailed for 18 months today after a judge heard he had started stealing cash from the till soon after the shop had opened.
Jonathon Whiting, 32, from Buckingham, was already serving a suspended sentence for stealing from Billabong, his previous employer, when he started work at the new store, St Albans Crown Court heard.
Prosecutor Michael Shaw said that Whiting took £11,449 between November 2011 and February 2012. He filled in the correct amount of cash in the shop's books but, on 22 occasions, did not pay the full amount in at the bank.
The shortfall was discovered in February 2012 and both he and the assistant manager were suspended as suspicion had unfairly fallen on her, said Mr Shaw.
Whiting, of Bluebell Close, Buckingham, pleaded guilty to theft. In April 2011 he received a 6 month jail sentence suspended for two years for five counts of theft from Billabong. In all, he had five previous convictions for 11 offences.
Alistair Polson, defending, said the assistant manager had been "quickly exonerated" and returned to work. He said that, at the time, Whiting had a "significant alcohol problem."
He said he was being supported by his new partner, had shown remorse and fully accepted his guilt.
Mr Polson asked the judge to give Whiting "one last chance" and not send him to prison.
But Judge Marie Catterson jailed him for 15 months for the theft from Fat Face and activated three months of the suspended sentence to run consecutively.
She said: "An extremely unattractive feature of this case is that suspicion fell on a fellow employee.
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Sunnyvale, CA (PRWEB) February 13, 2014
SOLiD, a wireless infrastructure company, is displaying at Mobile World Congress 2014.
. Who: SOLiD
. What: Mobile World Congress, Booth Number: 7D79
. When: February 24-27, 2014
. Where: Barcelona, Spain
. Why: To display RF Amplifier and Optical Transport solutions that broaden cordless coverage and capability
. To find out more or schedule an on-site conference, please contact SOLiD.
. About SOLiD . STRONG (http://www.solid.com) is a publicly-traded worldwide RF amplification and optical network transport solutions business that makes it possible for indoor and outdoor cellular, public-safety and Wi-Fi communications at some of the best-known and most tough venues. SOLiDs options can be presenteded in leading healthcare facilities; Olympic, professional, and college sports destinations; government, college and Fortune 500 business buildings and campuses; international flight terminals and city subways; and other prominent sites. SOLiDs dispersed antenna system (DAS), small cell backhaul and passive optical LAN (POL) profile addresses present and future network densification requirements.
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Now, my dad loves coconut. But my mum doesn't. So, since it's my dad's birthday next week, I decided to bake him something with coconut. Last week, I stumbled across a likely looking recipe. It's for a Chocolate coconut cake, that's described as being like a certain chocolate bar... which happens to be one of dad's favourites!
Now, due to the fact that mum doesn't like coconut, I decided to bake this as cupcakes instead of a single round cake, and I did a trial run today, to see which tins I would need and how much this mix would make. This was a very good thing as I ended up with a full 24 cupcakes! I also made a few changes to the recipe to work with what I had. So without further ado, here is my take on Choco Coco Cupcakes!
- 300g ground almonds
- 100g desiccated coconut
- 50g cocoa powder
- 1/2 tsp salt
- 175g softened butter
- 250g caster sugar
- 200ml coconut milk
- 75g dark chocolate (55-70% cocoa)
- 3 eggs
- Preheat the oven to 180°C and line a total of 24 muffin or cupcake cups with paper liners or grease them with butter.
- Mix the almonds and coconut with the cocoa powder and salt in a large bowl.
- Heat the coconut milk in a pot until it starts to boil, then take off the heat and add the chocolate, letting it melt under occasional stirring. Set aside while you prepare the rest of the mix.
- Cream the butter with the sugar until pale and fluffy. Slowly add one egg after the other, beating well after each addition.
- Once the eggs are mixed in, slowly add the chocolate coconut milk mixture and stir well, then add the dry ingredients and stir until well incorporated.
- Divide the mix between the cases and bake for 20-25 minutes until a skewer comes out clean.
- Leave to cool on a wire rack in the tins for 10 minutes, then turn out and leave to cool completely before decorating.
To decorate the cupcakes:
For the Coconut Crumbles:
- 75g caster sugar
- 35ml water
- 75g desiccated coconut
- Preheat the oven to 180°C and line a baking tray with parchment.
- Dissolve the sugar in the water over a medium heat, then bring to the boil and boil for 1 minute.
- Put the coconut into a heat proof bowl and pour over the syrup.
- Mix well then spread out on the baking tray.
- Bake in the oven for 7-10 minutes, stirring occasionally to make sure it browns evenly.
- Remove when the coconut is pale golden but still white in some places.
- Leave to cool on the tray, stirring occasionally to break it up into smaller pieces.
For the chocolate ganache:
- 200ml coconut milk
- 200g dark chocolate (70% cocoa or more)
- 50ml coconut flavour syrup (I used Monin)
- Heat the coconut milk in a pot until boiling.
- Take from the heat and stir in the chocolate until compeltely melted and mixed in.
- Add the coconut syrup and stir again.
- Leave to cool at room temperature for a glaze, or chill in the fridge until spreadable.
Spread or drizzle the ganache over the cupcakes, crumble over the coconut and enjoy!


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We will continue doing the same time on Thursdays – 8:15 pm, at Huan's studio at YWCA, 7 Temple St, Cambridge, MA.
You are also welcome to come to any of the other classes at his studio – check out the schedule at http://www.huanstaichi.com/index.php?page=class . Huan recommended Mondays (both Tong Bei, which is an external martial art, and Tai Chi – internal – together they give a good balance) and Thursdays for beginners.
You are very welcome to come even if you missed some classes!


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The USCIS announced on June 1, 2006 that the regular H-1 cap for Fiscal Year 2007 (FY2007) was reached on May 26, 2006. Those cases properly filed with the USCIS before the 26th are safe, with respect to the cap, as there are enough cap numbers for these cases. Cases that reached the USCIS on May 26th are in an uncertain situation and will be subject to a random selection process, as there are enough numbers for some, but not all of the May 26th cases. Any regular cap-subject cases received after May 26th will be rejected entirely.This information does NOT impact advanced degree cases, for which cap numbers are still available.
Further details visit: http://www.desiclassifieds.com
H-1 Cap Reached on May 26, 2006!
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One Family's Legal Struggles
in the World of Medicine.
By Barry Werth.
400 pp. New York:
Simon & Schuster. $25.
Anyone who has ever been in a delivery room when things are going wrong will know the feeling, the moment of recognition that a life may be ending instead of beginning. In ''Damages,'' Barry Werth starts with a delivery like this and follows the child out into the world, tracing his blighted life and the tortuously slow progress of the lawsuit brought against the obstetrician and the hospital.
Tony John Sabia was born on April 1, 1984, at Norwalk Hospital in Norwalk, Conn. His mother, Donna, had been followed through her pregnancy at the hospital clinic; she was known to be carrying twins. At the delivery -- managed by the on-call obstetrician, Dr. Maryellen Humes, who had never seen Donna before -- the first twin was born limp, pale, not breathing. This was Tony; he was resuscitated in the delivery room and taken to the newborn intensive care unit. The second twin, also a boy, was born dead, and had clearly been dead ''for some time.'' The questions of what happened to Donna in the late stages of her pregnancy, what was done in the delivery room, what was not done, what should have been done and whether it would have made a difference, built to a $22-million malpractice case that was not resolved until Tony was 9. He was an overwhelmingly retarded child with severe cerebral palsy who could not see, speak or move voluntarily. Was his condition someone's fault?
His parents, Tony and Donna Sabia, make an interesting pair of domestic heroes; theirs is not a particularly sentimental story. They were both products of difficult childhoods, marked by parental abandonment and dark family secrets; they had met by CB radio and courted by teaming up on a couple of long-haul truck drives. They had not been married long, had no home of their own, little money, and were perhaps not ready for a child, let alone one with terrible disabilities. But they proved determined and dedicated, accepting him as their responsibility and charge.
The book vividly conveys the day-after-day drudgery of life for the parents of a devastated child: ''She would lift his lifeless head, his eyes locking on hers before fluttering aimlessly away, and remove his T-shirt. Squeezing his mouth open, she would brush his teeth and gums, holding a cup near his chin to catch the drool. Meanwhile, she would talk to him, saying his name a few times and asking him if he would smile for her today.'' A medical appointment (the hospital's insurance company is hoping to find a genetic cause for the child's problems) scheduled early in the day means the whole morning is dominated by haste and rush and the fear that Tony may throw up, which he eventually does, onto the geneticist. This kind of detail keeps the book grounded, reminding you always that this is not just a story of professional jousting, of money and reputations and legal stipulations.
Yet ''Damages'' also respects and makes sympathetic characters of its professionals. We follow a constellation of well-meaning people moving around the central family tragedy in a dance of blame and self-protection. Humes, the obstetrician, is portrayed as a strong-minded and hard-working woman, deeply committed to her field and wounded by the lawsuit, which at times almost consumes her. In a peculiar parallel, she and Tony's father both throw themselves into almost obsessive programs of rebuilding and shoring up their homes, creating havens for their families while the case drags on and on. And while it may be difficult for a practicing physician like me to see a malpractice lawyer as a hero, Werth, whose previous book was ''The Billion-Dollar Molecule,'' does full justice to Michael Koskoff's skills, and to the mix of personal history, political fire and competitive zeal that sends him into court: ''His cardinal assumption, the thing that he says drove him as a lawyer and that fueled his outrage, was that if something could go wrong it would, and therefore it was the responsibility of those with the power to do so to insure it didn't.''
Ultimately, ''Damages'' reflects a clash of mutually exclusive (and inevitably self-serving) belief systems: attorneys believe that blame can be assigned; doctors believe that bad outcomes occur. The book becomes the chronicle of a peculiar dance of blame in which the Sabias' lawyers have to contend with the fact that those same medical experts who will help assign the blame to the clinic for mismanaging Donna's prenatal care may exonerate the doctor who did the delivery. And it is essential that the hospital be blamed, not only because most of the medical experts agree that one baby was dead and the other badly harmed before Humes came on the scene but also because ''Humes had ceased to be the Koskoffs' main target as soon as they realized she couldn't afford to take care of Little Tony for the rest of his life.'' The out-of-court settlement came to $6.25 million. The meaning of the book's title reverberates as you watch the different kinds of damage done to different lives, and the attempts to compute these into legal damages or monetary value. It is hard not to conclude that there is something terribly wrong with the system through which our society attempts to give dramatic wholeness, through blame and compensation, to the shapelessness of life.
When, after a great deal of medico-legal maneuvering and countermaneuvering, as both sides seek experts to support their stories, the book turns back to Tony and delivers a considered account of what probably happened during the last days of Donna's pregnancy, it is almost unbearably sad. When his brother died, a ''crucial equilibrium'' at the point at the placenta where the twins' circulatory systems connected was ''suddenly shattered,'' and he began to lose blood. ''Brain damage began after about 15 minutes,'' Werth writes. ''In probably less than 15 minutes and no more than half an hour, Little Tony lost first the use of his legs, then his trunk, then, finally, his arms. His vision and speech, though apparently not his hearing, quickly followed.''Continue reading the main story
''Damages'' deserves to be read and thought about and discussed by people on all sides of the complex and often ugly collisions of law and medicine, but especially by people who will identify with the Sabias' need for compensation and recognition. It is easy to wonder with Tony's father, as he watches the mediation, watches representatives of the hospital and the insurance company negotiating with his own lawyers, ''Is this what it came down to, a bunch of suits playing God with his kid?''Continue reading the main story


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Boogie on over to SavingStar for their Friday Freebie! This week it happens to be 100% savings on Kraft Macaroni & Cheese.
This offer expires on May 4th and is a one time use only, so make sure to take advantage of this one right away.
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Tata Steel and ThyssenKrupp have proposed combining their steel operations in Europe to form the region's second-biggest steelmaker.
Tata Steel Mining News
Going Dutch on clean energy? Polluters push for state to split the bill
It is an example of how big companies in the Netherlands and beyond are putting forward their own plans to reduce emissions as they look to ward off the carbon taxes they fear will hammer their businesses.
Thyssenkrupp in constructive talks with EU on Tata Steel JV
The commission has set an April 29 deadline to rule on the transaction, which would create Europe's second-largest steelmaker after ArcelorMittal.
Thyssenkrupp shareholder Cevian calls for further restructuring after steel JV
Thyssenkrupp's joint venture with Tata Steel - to be named Thyssenkrupp Tata Steel - will have around 48,000 workers and about 17 billion euros in sales.
Vedanta wins bid to buy bankrupt Electrosteel Steels
The transaction, financial details of which were not disclosed, is part of India's new bankruptcy law.
Why Tata Steel wants to expand capacity at its iron ore mines
In about four years, Tata may need 13.6 million tonnes of iron ore annually.
Indian centenary iron ore mine goes solar
Tata Steel has just inaugurated India's first solar power project located at an iron ore mine
Canada's Quebec injects $130M into Tata Steel Quebec-Labrador iron ore project
Financing consisted of a loan of $50 million from Investissement Quebec along with $125 million for an 18% equity stake in TSMC through Ressources Quebec.
Earth Alive signs exclusive multi-year distribution agreement with Brenntag Canada for its EA1 microbial technology
EA1 is a 100% organic and biodegradable product that uses the latest advances in microbial technology to control soil born dust emanations.
Canada invests $133 million in Tata Steel Quebec-Labrador iron ore project
Deal comes at a time of improved steel demand from China and mimics an effort by the UK government to rescue Tata Steel's Port Talbot operations to save jobs.
Tata Steel scales down iron ore mining at Canada facility
The company cited "challenging conditions" in the steel and iron ore markets as the main reason for such decision.
Canadian court hands victory to First Nations in lawsuit against Rio Tinto
Quebec's highest court has refused to hear an appeal of a last year judgment that rejected a motion to dismiss the millionaire lawsuit against the miner's Iron Ore Co. of Canada (IOC).
Canadian court rules aboriginal lawsuit against Rio Tinto can go ahead
Quebec judge wouldn't dismiss $900 million lawsuit.
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Rio Tinto makes first coal shipment from Mozambique
Giant miner Rio Tinto said Monday that it has started exporting premium hard coking coal from its Mozambique Benga Mine, its first shipment of 34,000 tons has left the Port of Beira and is bound for an Indian steel mill.
Tata Steel forecasts improved demand amid European woes
India's Tata Steel forecast improving global demand in spite of European woes, as the world's No.7 steelmaker reported a bigger-than-expected drop in quarterly profit after being squeezed by weak prices, lower volume and higher input costs.
Race for resources – TATA Power in talks to buy stake in MEC Coal
TATA Power is in talks to pick about 15% stake in MEC Coal, the Dubai registered company that owns more than two billion tonnes of coal reserves in Indonesia.
Tata Steel said to be bidding for Australian coal miner New Hope
India's largest business group is considering making a bid for New Hope Corp. (ASX:NHC) in what could be the largest coal deal since Alpha Natural Resources (NYSE:ANR) bought Massey Energy in January for around $7 billion. According to Bloomberg, citing sources familiar with the plan, the acquisition would involve a joint bid between Tata Steel and Tata Power for Queensland-based New Hope which is valued at $A4.9 billion. Indian steelmakers and power plants are struggling to secure coal to run their plants in the face of supply shortages.
Tata Steel sells Riversdale stake to Rio Tinto
India's Tata Steel on Thursday agreed to sell its 26 percent stake in Australia's Riversdale to Rio Tinto for $1.1 billion, giving the Anglo-Australian giant full control of the coal miner. Tata, the world's No 7 steelmaker, will sell shares in an open offer at A$16.5 each. Riversdale shares closed little changed at A$16.50 in Sydney on Thursday before Tata Steel's announcement.
United Kingdom steel industry set for slow recovery
According the analysts at Research and Markets the British steel industry is set for a slow recovery following another dismal year in 2010, although the planned acquisition of Tata Steel's mothballed complex in Teesside by a Thai steelmaker is welcome news in an otherwise gloomy outlook.
TATA steel's restructuring to result in 1,500 jobs cut in UK
TATA Steel's European unit Corus said on Friday it will cut around 1,500 jobs in northern England as part of a restructuring of its long products unit, which supplies clients including builders and miners. Like others in the industry, Tata Steel has faced a margin squeeze since last year, as the price of raw materials increases but demand from sectors like construction remains muted.
Tata Steel expects 15% jump in raw material costs
The Wall Street Journal writes that Tata Steel Ltd. expects its raw material costs to increase around 15% in the next fiscal year starting April 1, mainly due to recent floods in Australia and higher […]


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March 2013 Issue
iPad Ground School: Plenty of Options
Gleim and King Schools have good online courses accessible via iPad. ASAs Prepware is a good value and e-Books are another option.
With new iPad apps appearing every day, it was inevitable that ground school, written prep and aviation reference materials would hit the tablet market. And sure enough, theres plenty out there for someone looking to add a new rating or to just have a convenient reference library. We limited our app search to the instrument rating because its a popular and useful rating. We looked at the one app thats available, Sportys, two online instrument written courses, ASAs Prepware app and two e-Books. Overall, Gleim and King Schools got good marks for their online courses, and while we felt Sportys app was good, it needs improvement. We liked ASAs inexpensive Prepware for final brushup for the written and the two e-Books we reviewed.
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Reflections and more from a lifelong lover of words
Thursday, October 16, 2014
Pursuing my Ph.D.
I am so happy I decided to pursue my Ph.D. I never get tired of learning or teaching. My brain and my soul need to be nourished constantly.
Where did the time go? God willing, I will be thirty in January.
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Judge Blocks Government Rule To Place Graphic Images On Cigarette Packages
The FDA recently passed a rule that tobacco companies must begin including graphic images related to the health dangers of smoking on packs and cartons of cigarettes. A judge in Washington has ruled that law to be a violation of free speech.
U.S. District Judge Richard Leon in Washington ruled that the federal mandate to put the images, which include a sewn-up corpse of a smoker and a picture of diseased lungs, on cigarette packs violates the free speech amendment to the Constitution.
He had temporarily blocked the requirement in November, saying it was likely cigarette makers will succeed in a lawsuit, which could take years to resolve. That decision already is being appealed by the government.
In his ruling Wednesday, Leon wrote that the graphic images "were neither designed to protect the consumer from confusion or deception, nor to increase consumer awareness of smoking risks; rather, they were crafted to evoke a strong emotional response calculated to provoke the viewer to quit or never start smoking."
"While the line between the constitutionally permissible dissemination of factual information and the impermissible expropriation of a company's advertising space for government advocacy can be frustratingly blurry, here the line seems quite clear," Leon wrote.
It nice to see a judge, for once concerned with our Constitutional rights. Even if it helps big tobacco.
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I saw the movie Not Easily Broken starring Taraj P. Henson and Morris Chestnut. It was basically about the many struggles of this couple trying to keep their marriage afloat. I was not disappointed after watching this film, it was nice. Without giving too much away for those who still plan on seeing the flick relationships can be hard.
Question-If you really want children and your mate does not, what would you do?
To Buy or Not to Buy.....
You may have heard that all Circuit City stores will be closing down for good. On Saturday I may my way down to my local CC in hopes of getting my hands on a beautiful all in one touch screen computer that I have had my eye on. However I refused to get caught up in the purchasing frenzy becuase the discounts are minimal at this point (well it depends on what you want). I will try to hold on till the final hour, right before the dorrs close and hopefully I will still be able to get what I want but with a better discount price.
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I placed my first order from Karen's Body Beautiful so I am excited and eagerly awaiting the arrival of my goodies.
Delicious Treats
If you are in NYC, you may want to try out the sweet treats sold at Heavenly Crumbs. The desserts are super delicious and moist...love it. If you check out the website you will see some of the many designs she can create.
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Here are the ingredients:Purified Water, Glycerin, Raw Honey, Coconut Butter, Sunflower Butter, Coconut oil, Papaya oil and Coconut Milk.