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Workers at the City of Portland's Tryon Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant discovered sewage leaking from a junction in an elevated sewer pipe at about 2:00 p.m. on Thursday, April 12. City maintenance crews were able to repair the leak by 10:00 a.m. today (Friday, April 13, 2012).
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Okay, Zombie Penny. I like that one. I get a lot of pitches. I personally am a fan of Robot Penny, because I think that would be a cool make-up design, making me into a robot. I mean who knows? I'd probably still be dead in the ground. But probability is hopefully more than zero that I would be appearing in it.
In any case, we think we helped nudge Day towards a combination of Zombie Penny and Robot Penny, perhaps akin to Robocop. She hinted that she might be pitching this to Joss Whedon, who was standing nearby. Make it happen!
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We also talked to Simon Helberg, who plays Moist, and demanded to know when Moist was getting his own spin-off. Helberg played coy and tried to pretend that he didn't think Moist was spin-off material. "Do you really want to see that much Moist? I don't know. I'll take whatever I can get as Moist now. He's pretty repulsive. It's hard. When you're that damp, you can't be around too many other people." He also didn't think Moist would be getting into the Evil League of Evil, for some reason. "I'm rooting for him... but it's not that high in demand, to dampen things. He can't snap [his fingers], he can't clap because his hand's slipping, it's probably hard to put a shirt on. So he's got his struggles. But I root for him."

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One of the many incredible things about being in our position is the opportunities we have had to play shows with bands we admire. In our short time together we've already had the privilege of touring with the likes of No Age, Times New Viking, Broken Social Scene, Danielson, Titus Andronicus, the Cribs, Jeffrey Lewis and many more. For me, personally, nothing has been a bigger honour than the shows we played with Parenthetical Girls.
They say never meet your heroes, and in playing these shows, that's exactly what I was doing (okay, Zac's no Bruce Willis, but you get what I mean). Zac went from the mysterious, androgynous singer in my favourite band, to being one of my best pals. A fairytale ending, I'm sure you'll agree.
Now, Zac has been kind enough to allow us to exclusively stream a track from his band's forthcoming record, and offer us some insight into what we can expect from the release. Take it away Pennington...
Gareth Campesinos! and I have a surprisingly uncomplicated relationship, considering that it's one sustained by two mutually myopic narcissists — and this is perhaps because it is mostly favours -based. It began when Gareth asked me to write a piece in the first Romance Is Boring zine, continued through an all-too-brief U.S. tour, a stint with Gareth serving as a roadie on our first tour of the UK, and on and on until I ended up singing a bit on Romance is Boring: THE ALBUM. Evidently, the favours ratio is heavily skewed in my direction — and this particularly vulgar exhibition of nepotism isn't about to square the ledger. That said — and as Gareth can certainly attest — there is nothing quite so satisfying to the bedroom solipsist than that of an open forum in which to talk at length about one's self. So here goes:
On Privilege.
A few months ago, after a lengthy and unforeseen hiatus, the group Parenthetical Girls began to undertake what is for us an exceptionally ambitious project — that of creating our new record over the course of a series of five self-contained EPs — all under the decidedly inauspicious banner of 'Privilege'. There were myriad reasons for this enterprise, not the least of which being pragmatism: our sloth-like approach to writing and producing music, coupled with the cripplingly Kafkaesque bureaucracy of the mid-level independent music business, would mean that in all likelihood it would take at least another year for full-length to properly see the light of day—by which time the independent record industry is liable to have gone the way of the Quagga anyway.
Having last spent the better part of two years preparing, recording, and then waiting for the release of a record that took the length of an average sitcom to listen to [Entanglements], we were anxious to work within a set of circumstances that could afford us both more creative spontaneity and communicative immediacy—short, appetising bursts of anima, free of the conceptual conceits that have historically bogged down our processes. But because everything that this band does eventually reveals itself to be yet another form of thinly-veiled self-defeatism, we (or rather, I) decided to do it in perhaps the most counter-intuitive way imaginable—as a sprawling, five-part, limited edition vinyl-only box set, for which we control all means of production, promotion and distribution. I should mention at this point that one of the album's major themes is the beauty inherent in heroic, unequivocal failure. Wink. Wink.
Beyond simple object fetishism — an impulse that is assuredly at hand here in spades — the idea was also one of opening ourselves to avenues that would otherwise seem too tangential to explore within the confines of album-length cohesion. And besides: everyone knows that EPs are the ideal format anyway—they're like the svelte, sprightly and winsome idealist to the album's turgid, fat, and pretentious academic. People can lament the death of the album for all that their lungs might muster, but my eyes are stone dry.
One final note on the bloodletting: something that has been gathering a good deal of attention — and make no mistake, that's certainly the whole stupid point of the thing — is the fact we'll be hand-numbering these records in our own blood. I haven't really mentioned that we're doing this to any of my bandmates. I wonder if they've read about it yet? Anyway. I was watching a crime drama on television recently, and it suddenly occurred to me: were any of us to commit a heinous crime at any time in the foreseeable future, our hypothetical DNA evidence will now irreversibly be an object of public and commercial record. Rest assured, the group Parenthetical Girls will steer clear of GBH for as long as we can manage — but just think: even if the music is utter shit, imagine how much they'd be worth if one of us lost our heads for just one split second?
So here's that very stream!
PARENTHETICAL GIRLS // On Death & Endearments by TheArtOf...
...and the video for the first single from the new album!


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Ghost Recon: Future Soldier
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Tag in the bag
With fireteam members largely autonomous during firefights or sneaking through enemy positions, actual squad commands are limited to selecting whom to shoot and when.
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A Splinter Cell-style tagging system allows you to mark up to four enemy targets - your squad automatically moving into position to line up the shot and await your signal for synchronised kills.
It's a system that works in conjunction with the game's near-future tech. Your personal UAV drone can be deployed high above the battlefield to seek out and tag enemies from behind cover. And sensors can be thrown out to track them through walls and other objects. But it's the active camouflage that most defines Future Soldier's gameplay.
Toys in the hood
When crouching or prone, active camouflage renders you almost invisible, allowing you to reconnoitre the battlefield, close in to perform silent takedowns or completely circumvent enemy positions. As the game progresses, stealth-play becomes ever more prominent.
Encounters arise where there are more enemies than can be taken out simultaneously, requiring you to pick them off in clusters without raising the alarm. Despite the satisfying combination of cover-based stealth and tech surveillance, however, it's here that monotony rears its ugly head.
Barrel role
Although battlefields become more complex through the sheer amount of enemies, there's insufficient increase in difficulty. Devoid of the complex patrol routines, lighting and other environmental challenges that defined the Splinter Cell series, progression here is reduced to a repetitive chore of sneaking up on a guard cluster, targeting them and ordering the kill before moving on to the next one.


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Teachers are being urged to stop using the word clever and talk about successful children to curb school bullying. Union leaders said hundreds of children were being targeted because they were considered clever, and some bright students were refusing school prizes for fear of being picked on by classmates. . . .
Last year the conference heard calls from members to delete the word "failure" from the educational vocabulary and replace it with the concept of "deferred success".
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"Food & Sanitation, Volume 4", 1894, page 43.
Food and Sanitation. It sounds like one of the magazines they include for a laugh in Have I Got News for You. Actually, it's much scarier. It's enough to put you off ever shopping in the 19th century again. Those rascally shopkeepers and publicans. And all the muck they put into food and drink. Almost enough to scare you off the beer. Almost.


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Superstorm Sandy—and its revival of the issue of climate change, most prominently through Michael Bloomberg's sudden endorsement—probably aided President Obama's reelection victory last night. But at the same time, there has been a vast debate about the true nature of the storm's connections to global warming (as well as plenty of denialism regarding those connections). In fact, there has even been the suggestion, by cognitive linguist George Lakoff, that if we all stopped thinking about causation as something direct (I pushed him, he fell) and rather as something systemic (indirect, probabilistic), then we really could say with full accuracy that global warming caused Sandy. Systemically.
Following this debate, I've been struck by the strong impression that people are making things too complicated. Here's the simple truth: Leaving aside questions of systemic causation—and sidestepping probabilities, loaded dice, atmospheres on steroids, and so on—we can nevertheless say that global warming made Sandy directly and unmistakably worse, because of its contribution to sea level rise.
"I keep telling people the one lock you have here is sea level rise," meteorologist Scott Mandia explained to me recently. "It's the one thing that absolutely made the storm worse that you can't wiggle out of." Mandia is an expert on the subject at Suffolk County Community College, and coauthor of the new book Rising Sea Levels: An Introduction to Cause and Impact.
And how do we know Mandia is right? Here's the logic.
First, according to sea level expert Ben Strauss of Climate Central, the sea level in the New York harbor today is 15 inches higher than it was in 1880. Now, to be sure, not all of that is due global warming—land has also been subsiding. Strauss estimates that climate change—which causes sea level rise both through the melting of land-based ice, and through thermal expansion of warm ocean water—is responsible for just over half, or eight inches, of the total. As it happens, the estimated sea level rise seen globally since the year 1880 is also roughly eight inches.
So how, then, did global warming directly make Sandy worse? Simple: Sandy threw the ocean at the land, and because of global warming, there were about eight inches more ocean to throw. "The footprint of the flood was bigger, based on roughly eight extra inches of depth," Strauss explains—eight inches more than there would have been in an admittedly hypothetical world in which Sandy arrived without our burning of fossil fuels or heating of the atmosphere.
The next question is whether those eight inches are really significant, in the grand scheme of things. Sandy's flood height above the average high tide level (a number that also includes the eight inches attributable to global warming) was 9.15 feet. So you might say, who the heck cares about eight inches?
But as it turns out, eight inches matters a lot. First of all, using Climate Central's Surging Seas tool, Mandia estimated that 6,000 more people were impacted for each additional inch of sea level rise. That means, basically, that they got wet when they wouldn't have otherwise: one inch wetter for some, eight inches wetter for others, and everything in between. "An inch or two could be enough to get over a home's threshold and down into the basement, or make it into one more subway entrance," Strauss explains.
Moreover, there is also reason to think that the second inch, so to speak, is worse than the first one. That's because of basic physics. Water flowing atop a surface—say, a New York City street—has its energy sapped by the friction of dragging along that street. However, if the water level is higher, it'll flow faster, because the water higher above the surface experiences less friction. "If you had an inch of water running down the street, you'd see all kinds of turbulence in it, which is basically energy being lost," Strauss explains. "But if the water were a foot above it, you'd see more sheet-like movement, which is a more powerful motion."
Speed matters a great deal in the context of a storm surge, because the surge is only temporary and will recede. So how far it penetrates before doing so is partly a function of is speed.
And there are still more reasons to think that increasing the size of a storm surge by eight inches really matters. Consider the US Army Corps of Engineers' "depth-damage" functions, which the Corps uses to study how much flood damage grows with an increasing water level. The upshot here, says Mandia, is that "the damage is exponential, it's not linear." Or in other words, as the water level increases, the level of damage tends to rise much more steeply than the mere level of water itself.
And here's one more hard reality: If we do nothing about global warming, eight inches of sea level rise is going to look like small beans. As Mandia notes, the New York State Sea Level Rise Task Force estimates up to 2.5 feet of sea level rise by 2050, and up to 4.5 feet by the 2080s. In these scenarios, global warming's contribution to every storm surge event would be dramatically worse than it currently is. And while those are worse cases, there's not any real doubt that waters will rise further; the question is simply by how much, and how fast.
None of which is to say, incidentally, that global warming didn't influence Sandy in other ways, ranging from its rainfall to the impact of warmer seas on the storm's overall intensity. In all likelihood, such connections also exist.
At the current moment, Strauss's tools are not precise enough to say that the portion of sea level rise attributed to global warming damaged a particular home in a particular place. Nevertheless, based on the evidence presented here so far, the inference is simple and unavoidable: Global warming upped Sandy's damage, and did so substantially. Not that Sandy wouldn't have been very bad anyway—it would have—but that it was worse than it would otherwise have been.
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With two weeks to go before the network upfronts, we have some long-awaited and sad news regarding the fate of CW's Gilmore Girls.
The CW has released a joint statement from the network and Warner Bros. Television that says "Announcing the final season of Gilmore Girls is truly a sad moment for everyone at The CW and Warner Bros. Television. This series helped define a network and created a fantastic, storybook world featuring some of television's most memorable, lovable characters. We thank Amy Sherman-Palladino, Dan Palladino, Dave Rosenthal, the amazing cast led by Lauren Graham and Alexis Bledel as well as the producers, writers and crew for giving us this delightful gem for the past seven years. We would also like to thank the critics and Gilmore fans for their passionate support and promise to give this series the send off it deserves."
Rumors have gone back and forth for months on whether an agreement could be reached with key cast members so that Gilmore Girls could return for another season. There was even a rumor earlier today that negotiations had stalled and it looked unlikely that they would resume. It appears that rumor was true.
Once sure that the series was not returning, CW likely wanted to announce the news immediately so that viewers would be more likely to tune in to watch the final two episodes.
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Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Beef and Potato Stew with Saffron
serves 4-6
1/2 cup extra virgin olive oil
2 large green bell peppers, seeded and chopped
1 medium onion, sliced and separated into rings
6 cloves garlic, finely chopped
2-1/4 lbs boneless stew beef
*1-1/2 lbs potatoes, cut into 1-1/2 inch chunks
1 T sea salt
1 tsp black pepper
1/4 tsp ground cloves
1 bay leaf
Good size pinch of saffron threads
1 cup dry white wine
1 cup beef broth, optional
1-2 T arrowroot powder, optional
Layer the olive oil, bell peppers, onion, garlic, and beef into a stew pot in that order. Layer the potatoes on top of the beef. Add the salt, pepper, cloves, bay leaf, and saffron. Pour the wine and beef broth over and add enough water to come to the top of the potatoes but not cover them.
Bring to a boil, reduce heat to low, cover, and simmer until the meat is very tender, about 2 hours.
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*note: Some people don't consider potatoes to be paleo. I find them acceptable on my personal version of the paleo diet, but if you'd rather substitute a different root vegetable I think that rutabaga would work the best.
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September 20, 2013
DRD Tactical Paratus P762 Gen-2 & U762 QD Upper
Paratus (puh-rey-tuhs)…Latin. Meaning: READY
DRD Tactical announces release of the Gen-2 Paratus P762 Rifle. A revolutionary takedown, semi-automatic rifle system in caliber 7.62 Nato, that can be assembled out of the hard-case without any tools, in less than a minute.
Gen-2 Paratus has a 16" or 18" FN Hammer Forged chrome lined 7.62 Nato chambered barrel with 1/12 twist and Parkerized finish, Folding charging handle, New 13" Rail, QD sling mounts machined on either side of the lower receiver and Nickel Boron coated Bolt carrier group. New Hard-case has room for the attachment of brakes, flash hiders and QD mounts for suppressor use (NFA Item). All Gen-2 P762 Rifles are suppressor use ready, no need for adjustable gas blocks due its rifle length gas system.
The Paratus P762 features a MIL-STD 1913 Picatinny top rail for mounting optics, a lower fore end rail for handgrips, bipods or lights and additional accessory rails at both the 3 and 9'o clock positions.
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printable // floral watercolor cards
Need a last minute card for Mother's Day, but you'd like something more special than what you'd buy at Target? Or maybe you just can't handle paying the same amount for a piece of cardstock as you would for a Frapuccino? It's not that mom isn't worth it, but if you mom is like mine, she's rather have the coffee. Enter the DIY Floral Watercolor Card
It's part printable, part unique piece of art. Kids can even get involved with the painting!
Plus, the printable file includes a few other versions so you can make cards like this for other occasions too.
You will need:
A blank card - 4.25in x 5.5in when folded
Plain paper - 24lb. is best
Washi tape
Watercolor paint
Small to medium flower-shaped craft punch - any style works
Embroidery floss
Watercolor Flower Cards PDF
Print page one of the PDF on regular paper. This is the print guide. Tape the blank card within the lines on guide. You only need a few tabs, and it's most important to have them on the end where the paper feeds into the printer.
Send the page through the printer again, making sure that you have the page going the correct direction. Print the card page that you want.
Remove the card from the page, peeling the tape off carefully.
TIP: If you don't have blank cards, you can print page one on card stock, then run it through again for the printed message. Cut out the rectangle and fold it in half to create your own card.
Paint a page of regular paper with watercolors. It doesn't have to be anything special, just scribble some colors on there.
I made some blobs of color, then added rings around those, filled in areas, dotted some extra colors around, and just had fun. I think it helps to work with similar colors in groupings, blending the colors and creating a rainbow of sorts. You can also limit yourself to just 3 or 4 colors.
Let the page dry completely, or help it along with a hair dryer.
TIP: If you don't want to paint your own watercolor base, there are free resources for printable watercolor backgrounds online, such as these from Angie Makes.
Use the flower punch to make watercolor flowers. Slide the punch around to find a cropping that you like.
Sometimes the coloring you like won't be centered or it will be hard to reach. Grab a pair of scissors and trim down the edges so you can get the punch where you want it.
Make a bunch of flowers. You won't need all of them for one card, but having a good selection gives you options.
To give your flowers more dimension, you can fold them a little between the petals.
Now it's time to start arranging the flowers to find a layout you like. Try different colors, placements, and numbers of flowers?
I opted for the simplicity of just three flowers. I also wanted to make sure that none of the flowers go over the edges, as this card needs to fit in an envelope.
You may want to grab your phone and snap a photo of your layout before you start assembling.
Thread your needle with three strands of embroidery floss and knot the other end. Start stitching the flowers to the front of the card. Use straight stitches that meet in the middle to make a little star.
They don't need to be perfect for even! Just avoid making extra holes in the paper. And when you're done with one flower, tie it off with a knot and start the next.
If you're like me, you may want to add a little something extra to your flowers. Because a kawaii Mother's Day is a good thing.
Isn't that pretty...AND cute? All that's left now is to write a little note inside, wishing mom a happy Mother's Day and thanking her for all she does.
And since flowers this pretty aren't exclusive to moms, the PDF has "thank you" and "congrats" pages as well. And the best thing is, no two cards will ever be exactly the same!
Happy crafting!
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1 Soup = 262 Kcal
- 1 bag of COMPLETE VEGETABLE SOUP
- 300 ml skimmed milk (0,1 %)
- 1 small pepper (150 g)
- 1-2 tablespoons of fresh parsley (chopped)
- 1-2 teaspoons of sweet paprika powder
- 1 pinch of chili
- Pepper to taste
Cut the pepper into pieces and cook it in the milk. Put part of the cut pepper aside. Puree the rest of the pepper together with the milk. Stir in 1 bag of Vegetable Soup, add remaining pepper pieces and parsley. Add paprika to taste. Add chili, pepper and parley to taste.
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Rat Snake
Looks around, sniffing air with tongue.
Vocalizations (on-click)
Not alot of them spawn in Duskwood as primaries. Secondary add off a mouse is how i got my rare. Maybe it showed up to defend it's lunch against my pets.
I'm farming the area for 2 hours straight to get that rare snake, but nothing. I guess i had luck with the spiders tho.
after 6 hours i finally found one. stupidly i had a whole lineup of damaged critters, so the snake ended up killing my pets. That was my only defeat that day. Searched for another 2 hours, couldn't find it again. Going to hang myself now.
First pet battle in this zone yielded a rare Rat Snake. No such luck with the 2 spiders the area - still stuck with greens.
To those who are looking for a rare one to complete their collection, like I was, my best tip for you is to just to encage every pet you see, they are much more common to find as secondary pet than a invidual spawn.
It took me about 40 mins to find P/S rare, after I accidentally killed the first one OTL
Not many spawn, and they are scattered all around. After two days of hunting, I finally found one as a secondary pet to a Dusk Spiderling, of which there are many. They show up when battling most other pets in the zone (Mice, spiderlings, roaches, etc.), so just engage everything you see.
IMHO- Clearly one of the most difficult battle pets to find in rare form in Duskwood! Not an abundance available to search among and have yet to find a rare after hours of searching on two different realms. {update}-Finally found a rare after two days, two realms, and many hours. He was the secondary pet to a mouse.
Re:- your comments below Contre about the rogue, PVP servers stink as I was mid battle with a rare very difficult to get qiraji hatchling and a horde killed me and thus my pet was gone. none fair in pvp :(
update: not even kidding, finally found another rare and I got knocked out of the fight by a rogue. Pet despawned. FML
I need a rare rat snake and I need a rare skunk. I fly into Duskwood and I see a skunk. First fight of the night. And the add? A rare rat snake. So I'm like, "awesome!" and I forfeit the match to grab my turnip. While I'm doing that, a worg comes in and kills the skunk in front of me. So instead of farming rare pets tonight, I'm killing every damn worg in the zone.
update: not even kidding, finally found another rare and I got knocked out of the fight by a rogue. Pet despawned. FML
So I have been farming Duskwood for about an hour and have seen a far Share of Rat Snake's but no luck in a rare. I did however manage to snag a Green for the time being as I am working towards a total rare collection. Its 9:30 Server atm so Ill keep farming for bit longer and keep you posted on my progress.
After killing about another 20 pets I found a Rare Rat Snake at 10:07 Server time at coordinates 48.3 X 61.9
Looking for a rare and finding its hard to find any at all, nevermind a rare. I have only seen 2 as the primary pet in over an hour of looking. Found a couple as the secondary and all were common or poor. Will have to keep looking.
Update: Found a bunch as primary and secondary at Rotting Orchard, but still no rares there.
2nd update: Found lots more, including my rare, at night (approx 10-11pm ST).
Found out something this evening I was farming the widow spiderling and then they disappeared and suddenly duskwood was full of the Rat Snakes, so i am taking it that they spawn after the widow spiderling go.
Zone was empty but decided to try to get a rare widow/dusk spiderling and see if that would trigger a spawn. Got a rare rat snake as a second with a dusk spider at about 1am server.
I found some in the "Tranquil garden cemetery" and in "Rolands Doom".
Happy catching!
I found two after about 10 minutes searching, both at Yorgen Farmstead. Luckily, the second was a rare.
Found at 11.45 am server at 49.75
Found one right next to the Inn in Darkshire.
Found several spawns of them in the Vul'gol Ogre Mound of Duskwood.
Had trouble finding them elswhere while flying about so I tried to trigger it as a secondary combatant, though I saw none in seven battles or so.


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The purpose of the CONELL Committee is to plan and carry out the Annual Conference of Newer Law Librarians.
The CONELL Committee shall be responsible for planning, promotion, and presentation of the Conference of Newer Law Librarians (CONELL) on an annual basis, currently held the Saturday prior to the start of the AALL Annual Meeting. To this end, the committee shall establish a variety of events during CONELL that allow new AALL members to gain a wide breadth of exposure to AALL and its members. Provided the AALL Annual Meeting schedule permits, the committee shall coordinate a networking activity, such as dine around dinners, for the conference attendees the evening prior to CONELL.
The majority of committee work takes place the evening before, and the day of, CONELL. All committee members must commit to attending CONELL and participating in Dutch treat dinners the evening before the CONELL conference. Members of the committee should be comfortable networking, talking to strangers, and have a general "cheerleader" personality. The average time commitment is about 10-15 hours before CONELL and then about 10 hours at the Annual meeting. The time commitment for the chair and vice chair is a little more labor intensive, about 40 hours total, depending on the work delegated. Note: Time commitments are estimates from past assignments and can change with new projects or requests for assistance from the Executive Board.
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The committee shall normally consist of a chair, vice chair, five members, and a non-voting Executive Board and staff liaison.
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Monday, November 21, 2011
Layered Maple Pecan Fudge CupsJacqueline November 21, 2011
Chocolat - French for Chocolate. I adored chocolate from a young age when I had to sneak in the cupboard to find where my mother had hidden the Nestle's Chocolate Chips. Having read about the famous chocolat shoppes in Paris, when I finally got there I was determined to try a chocolate from every Paris shoppe. I invite you to share my adventures in creating, in travel, and in life.
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Sounds yummy and looks even better... Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family! xoReplyDelete
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Jackie - Looks so yummy and easy. I am filing this for the neighborhood party. Happy Thanksgiving!ReplyDelete
Yummy Jackie! I'm wishing for just one bite it looks so divine. Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours. I'm sure yours will be extra tasty and memorable.ReplyDelete
Just stumbled across your blog and these look delicious - and I've spotted several yummy looking desserts! I'll be visiting again!ReplyDelete
Delicious !!!!!!!!!!!........love ....................♥.. ♥... ♥....ReplyDelete
They look really good..You are nice to always share what you concoct..find..and photo:)ReplyDelete
They look beautiful Jacqueline! That maple fudge has been calling me again, it's so addictive I'm afraid to make it! Thanks for the shout out and Happy Thanksgiving Week:@)ReplyDelete
Looks yummy, and I'm seriously wanting one of those red velvet pancakes! ;-)ReplyDelete
These look totally yummy!! Thanks for the receipt :)ReplyDelete
Oh heaven...this looks like another wonderful dessert I want add to my Thanksgiving. Shame on me!!ReplyDelete
Oh my, looks and sounds delish! I will definitely have to try this.ReplyDelete
The words 'maple' and 'pecan' in a recipe title are enough to draw me right in. What a great addition this would be to the Christmas cookie tray.ReplyDelete
My thighs and I are having a discussion about this fudge right now. We'll see who wins. Happy Thanksgiving!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 22, 2011 at 11:48 AM
this. looks. great. enjoy the day with your family!! anneReplyDelete
Oh, my aching waistline, that looks delicious! There you go with those pecans again - my fave!ReplyDelete
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family, Jacqueline!
Hi Jacqueline,ReplyDelete
Oh, this looks so good!
Great for sharing...
Thank you for dropping by today!
Have a very Happy Thanksgiving...
All the Best,
Looks fantastic, I love that it's easy!ReplyDelete
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I'm having a holidays ladies night soon and those look like a perfect sweet addition to the appetizer table!
Fudge with a crust?!? It doesn't get much betterr than that! Happy Thanksgiving, Jacqueline!ReplyDelete
These sound like a perfectly wonderful holiday treat!! I love the individual size, too...YUM!!!ReplyDelete
Oh my word, you need to open up a candy shop!ReplyDelete
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You're fired! You're hired!
As economic conditions improve, more companies are recalling previously laid off workers, with mixed success.
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- The recession has left more than 6 million people out of a job. But for some of them, the job they lost may end up being the job they find again.
About 38% of employers have indicated they anticipate some type of recall of cut workers, according to a recent report from the Labor Department.
Companies, including General Motors, Ford Motor, Dell, AK Steel and truck maker Oshkosh, have already reached out to previously laid-off employees to meet rising demand.
It's not uncommon for companies to recall workers as business conditions improve, and that will likely become more widespread as this recession wanes, experts say.
In a separate survey, 18% of laid-off workers who landed new positions were rehired by the employer that let them go, up from 13% in 2005, according to Right Management's outplacement services, a division of Manpower.
More than 17,000 outplacement candidates were surveyed by Right Management between June 2008 and June 2009.
Koren Rife, 25, is a good example. She was laid off last year from a small public relations and advertising firm in Philadelphia. Her client, a hot tub manufacturer, could no longer afford the firm's services, and that left Rife out in the cold.
"During the time that I was laid off, I looked for other positions and collected unemployment," Rife said. By June, she found a public relations assistant position at a nonprofit alcohol and drugs rehabilitation facility, but still kept in contact with her former colleagues.
In the fall, her old boss called and told her a coworker was leaving, and offered Rife the position, which she accepted. She now makes slightly more money than she did before, although her title remains the same.
"I was very excited to come back," she said. "One reason I decided to return was because I know that this agency is a great place to learn a lot about the industry. I knew that I would have great teachers and receive a lot of hands-on experience," Rife said.
There are many upsides to rehiring former employees, according to management professor Peter Cappelli of the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business. The positives include savings on recruiting and training costs, maintaining associations between customers and employees, and the fact that the rehired employee doesn't need an introduction to his or her colleagues.
But redundant firing and hiring can also be costly for the company, particularly in the form of severance payments, and can even be disruptive to workforce performance.
"It may be hard [for employees] to fit right back in," Cappelli said. "Sometimes the work has changed" or, depending on the manner in which an employee was let go, coming back could be "uncomfortable for everybody," he said.
That's why it is particularly important for companies to discharge employees "in a positive and humane way," said Paul Bernard, a veteran executive coach and career management adviser who runs his own firm. Companies should offer severance and outplacement services to ease the transition, he said.
Employees should also approach any rehire offer with caution, Bernard said. If the company has been experiencing financial strain, ask yourself "does the organization have legs?"
Before employees forgo another opportunity, they should consider the possibility of being discharged again if the company experiences more hardship down the road.
Not all rehires have a happy ending. Jerry Abiog, 37, worked for an Atlanta-based consulting firm until he was laid off in January -- only to get called back six weeks later.
"Due to the economic situation, I wasn't surprised that I was let go," he said. He was surprised, however, when shortly after he left, the firm's new management team offered him his old position again.
"I was hired back at the same position and salary; however, things were not the same," Abiog said.
"I went through the motions but basically I was selling the same old services that weren't viable in today's economy."
By early May, Abiog was laid off once again.
"I was more mad than the first time," he said.
Although he was careful to leave on a good note, Abiog is skeptical he would go back a third time. He has been looking for other positions since the spring.


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Today is day three of Bloggiesta and I'm lovin getting things done on my blog. It actually feels great turning things on my calendar and to do list green! But anyway, below is my to do list for today.
Comment on other Bloggiesta participating blogs. (At least 10, will do more though)
- Finish organizing my spreadsheets for my books.
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Nummer: 597
Land: USA, 133 minuter
Språk: Engelska
Genre(s): Drama
Regissör: Milos Forman
McMurphy has a criminal past and has once again gotten himself into trouble with the law. To escape labor duties in prison, McMurphy pleads insanity and is sent to a ward for the mentally unstable. Once here, McMurphy both endures and stands witness to the abuse and degradation of the oppressive Nurse Ratched, who gains superiority and power through the flaws of the other inmates. McMurphy and the other inmates band together to make a rebellious stance against the atrocious Nurse.
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Despite the many efforts and programs in the developing world, girls are still largely disadvantaged. In general, they tend to have less access to education and fewer social and economic opportunities than their male counterparts.
One significant indicator of the well-being of adolescent girls is child marriage. While this is an issue that can also effect boys, it's impact on girls is hugely disproportionate.
Reasons for child marriage range from economic to social. In many cases, girls are married off at an early age to reduce the family's financial burden. Not only is the family no longer responsible for another child, but they also may receive gifts from the husband or his family for her hand in marriage. In other cases, child marriage functions as nothing more than a social norm rooted in gender discrimination. Girls are perceived as less valuable and even expendable.
The following graph denotes the percentage of women ages 20 to 24 who were married before 18 between 2000 and 2008. The first column is the average per region, the red column is representative of the poorest 20%, and the blue column is representative of the richest 20%. The discrepancies between the richest and poorest are enormous -- as high as 51% in South Asia. This chart suggests that income and financial security must play a key role in the regularity of child marriages.
According to UNICEF, about one-third of women in the developing world aged 20 to 24 were married before the age of 18, and the issue is most prevalent in South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa. Niger has the highest rate of child marriages in the world where a whopping 75% of girls are married before 18.
The ICRW has published a fascinating article on the relationship between child marriage and education. There is strong correlation between the education a girl receives and the age at which she will marry. For example, in Mozambique, 60% of girls with no education are married by 18, while only 10% of girls with secondary schooling, and a meager 1% of girls with a higher education are married as children.
Once young girls are married, domestic burdens like childbearing make access to education even more limited. Also, in many regions there are social norms that deem marriage and schooling incompatible.
Child marriage also has significant health repercussions. The younger women are married, the younger they tend to have children. This has the potential to seriously affect the health of both mothers and babies, especially if the mother is not done growing. Consider these facts published in UNICEF's State of the World's Children Report:
"If a mother is under the age of 18, her infant's risk of dying in its first year of life is 60% greater than that of an infant born to a mother older than 19."
"Girls who give birth before the age of 15 are five times more likely to die in childbirth than women in their twenties."
Likewise, child marriage can have serious consequences on girls' mental health, as it often means separation from family and friends and sometimes a lack of freedom to participate in community activities.
Educational, social, and economic opportunities that have the potential to lift a girl, her family, and her community out of poverty are lost when she is married as a child. And when women grow up in poverty, they are more likely to succumb to the same financial pressures and marry off their own daughters as children -- perpetuating the cycle.
Microfinance is one way to break this pattern. Providing affordable loans to both men and women gives them economic opportunities otherwise unavailable. Presumably, many families wouldn't marry off their daughters as children if they were financially stable.
About the author
Emily Wakefield
A native of southern California, Emily is a recent graduate from Santa Clara University where she studied Economics and Spanish Studies. The highlight of her college experience was the semester she spent abroad in Granada, Spain. She knew she wanted to pursue a career in economic development after reading Half the Sky. Emily will be joining the Marketing and Communications team as a Blog and Social Media Intern and is especially excited to find new and creative ways to spread Kiva's work to more people. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, listening to country music, and re-watching Friends episodes for the millionth time.


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Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Witches Sweets and Treats TableJacqueline October 05, 2011
Chocolat - French for Chocolate. I adored chocolate from a young age when I had to sneak in the cupboard to find where my mother had hidden the Nestle's Chocolate Chips. Having read about the famous chocolat shoppes in Paris, when I finally got there I was determined to try a chocolate from every Paris shoppe. I invite you to share my adventures in creating, in travel, and in life.
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Those eyeball cupcakes are a hoot!ReplyDelete
Enjoyed this post so much Jacqueline!
You go to so much pleasure:)ReplyDelete
It's a little treat for the eyes..
You 2 are very lucky sisters.
:)Thank you.
Everything is adorable.
That is quite a get together for two witches! The eyeball cupcakes made me laugh! Everything looks yummy!ReplyDelete
I LOVE your cupcakes & cookies~ I wish I could taste them!! Your whole display looks so good!ReplyDelete
So cute and man those are excellent looking cookies.. So glad we got to see them before they were devoured by the two sweet witches.. Love the treat container with the crow and mouse.. so funny. A great pair of playful witches.. xo marlisReplyDelete
Oh my! I REALLY wish I had a sister!! LOVE this!ReplyDelete
See what happens when you give twin witches feet? all kinds of shenanigans occur! Your sweet party looks like alot of fun! I am sure that everyone had a great time! I woulda eaten one of those cupcakes, warning and eyeballs and all! They look too yummy to pass up!ReplyDelete
lol...I wish we were triplets. You both are so entertaining and talented. I love the bright sugar cookies. And those cute dessert plates. I am going to be sad when Halloween is over and the girls get...shhh...stored! ;)ReplyDelete
I love how much you and Joni enjoy this holiday! I have always loved Halloween, since I was a kid! You have some collection of Halloween dishes and cups. xo,ReplyDelete
How fun!!! And, your cookies are fabulous.ReplyDelete
Boo-tiful treats. Are you posting the recipes for them? I loved the eyeballs on the cupcakes.ReplyDelete
you sisters are all so cute! or should i say scary... what fun you four had :) or should i say what a frightful time~ReplyDelete
who cares, LETS EAT!
Enjoyed this trip with you. Quite lovely indeed.. The cupcakes just made the day and they looked simply delicious...Fun! Fun!ReplyDelete
Neat post. Cookies are beautiful and cupcakes are perfect.
Shreekingly fabulous fun! I think your cookies on the spider platter are so much fun...great job, Jackie. Loving the eyeball cups too....and I'm so excited "the wicked witch of the West" pot is on it's way. I think with matching pots we need to have a "POT-Party!" What say ye?ReplyDelete
Looks like a lot of fun Jacqueline! Your cookies are really pretty! Lovin' those great plates and the cute treats container (mouse and all:@)ReplyDelete
Oh those witches know how to entertain! Their coven sisters at my place on the other hand, are very misguided!ReplyDelete
I love all your Halloween accoutrements, the cookies look wonderful! Eye ball cupcakes caught my eye! :)
Those witches sure have a fun time together with their sweets, don't they? I enjoy seeing their culinary antics!!!!ReplyDelete
Oh my gosh I am coming over...your table is so whimsical and fun. I bet the girls just loved it, I know I do! Cute plates.ReplyDelete
I just love you two sisters...and your witches! ;DReplyDelete
Oh, I'd love to be at the cute witches party, whimsy table and al the great plates, decor and mugs and all they're eating, such a fab and fun party! Thanks for your lovely visit honey...yes, it's a horrible mess this house, but tomorrow it's over and there comes me to start the cleaning and putting everything back!! Thanks sweetie. Hugs,ReplyDelete
TOO, too fun! The last photo had me cackling! Love seeing Wolfie sniffing Beaulah out and your sweet treats :)ReplyDelete
Beaulah and Zoulah are a scream! They really must have worn their wands out conjuring up this darling fun and cutely creepy table! I love those cookies! So full of spooky detail!ReplyDelete
What a creative post! Can one of the witchy girls cast a spell and do something about this economy?
Love the BOO plates! Thanks for sharing! It is a great table setting.JoAnnReplyDelete
Could I be your sister, too? I love everything you two do! This post is the best.ReplyDelete
Linda @ A Toile Tale
Those eyeball cupcakes...scary! They really are creepy looking!!! I'll bet they tasted good, though. That's all that counts in the end. (Uh oh...sounding like a cannibal there!) :-) You do such creative things, and the "twins" are always so much fun!ReplyDelete
Wonderful gathering. Love those plates. I didn't see those at my HomeGoods.ReplyDelete
- The Tablescaper
What a charming dessert table! I have the same spidery tiered dish. It's wonderful, isn't it? I may have to borrow some of your ideas next year . . .ReplyDelete
What a fun post! Love those plates.ReplyDelete
The setting looks really creepy. Thanks for sharing.
Hope to see you on my blog:)
What darling fun and whimsey on this table! You've thot of everything!ReplyDelete
Jacqueline, I was here earlier but then had to go out. This post is a HOOT!!!! Too funny, but SO creative! The cookies are spectacular! XO, PinkyReplyDelete
Jacqueline, I just gain 10 pounds looking at all your yummy treat's.....heeheeReplyDelete
I'm running away from this post as my mouth is staring to water....lol!!
Don't want to drool all over your yummy treats.....
Love Home Goods! We bought the same spider web table stuff for halloween! haha Love the cupcakes and cookies, they look adorable!ReplyDelete
Very entertaining post, Jacqueline. Your photos are superb and your Halloween accessories are so cute!...ChristineReplyDelete
I adore all your Halloween decor! I am enjoying the Beaulah and Zoulah series very much! Love the cookies :-)ReplyDelete
They are so similar and hey, you reminded me I have a witchy fitz and floyd pitcher stashed away somewhere. Gotta go hunt her down.ReplyDelete
So much Halloween fun with those fun witch twins!ReplyDelete
Hi lovely lady.ReplyDelete
I love all your Halloween decor so much fun!!! Your witch's are so sweet.
I hope you have a great week.
XXOO Diane
- AnonymousOctober 6, 2011 at 8:36 AM
As always your post is joyful. I have the cake stand with the witches shoes but never thought about putting a witch on it. I have a really cute gourd witch that is coming out of the cabinet and going there....now!ReplyDelete
Such fun to see sisters having a good time together. Love your sense of whimsy, Jacqueline and Joni. ~ SarahReplyDelete
Those twins are up to it again, I see! Everything looks yummy, especially those cute cookies. Love those Boo plates.ReplyDelete
A couple of years ago I made a cake with those eyeballs, they are great for decorating, aren't they?
Jacqueline, What a fun day for the girls! Looks like you had some wonderful sweets too. The eyeball cupcakes are cute in a kind of creepy way. LOL. Thanks again for joining the Open House Party.ReplyDelete
Jacqueline -- late as every, ssems that is my way. Loved the post. Your photos turned out so great. The cookies are so striking. I am itching to make some sugar cookies and see what I can come up with. Love to decorate them. Loved the eyeball cupcakes too and all your plates. Zoulah (and Wolfie) definitely had fun! JoniReplyDelete
I realized that there were two because their scalloped hems are different colors and their stands are different, too. So many yucky things come together in such a fun whimsical way. Great job. Cherry KayReplyDelete
What fabulous treats! Love the eyeballs on the cupcakes:) The polka dot sugar cookies are my favorites! Great colors, Jacqueline!ReplyDelete
Those little witches are just so adorable.ReplyDelete
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Faithful in public
Miroslav Volf's faith in Christianity and allegiance to Jesus' message has landed him in the public square and made him into a political pluralist, too. These affinities are behind his newest book, A Public Faith: How Followers of Christ Should Serve the Common Good (Brazos, Aug.).
"Jesus taught that in everything, we should do unto others as we wish them to do unto us, and 'everything' means also giving space in the public realm," explains Volf, the Henry B. Wright Professor of Theology and founding director of the Yale Center for Faith & Culture. "The command to love our neighbor, even the enemy, requires reciprocity at the political level."
Originally from Croatia, Volf has been a professor at Yale since 1998, where he has taught, lectured, and written about violence and nonviolence in religion. "One of the main sources of violence perpetrated by religious people has to do with the public role of faith," says Volf. "I am opposing two prevalent but contrasting opinions on this subject. One is exclusive secularism, which wants to push faith out of the public realm, and the other is religious totalitarianism, which seeks to saturate the public realm with a single religion. If we pursue either of these, the consequence is violence."
The theme of how theology can—and should—show Christians how to live is central to why Brazos published Volf's newest book. Says Robert N. Hosack, executive editor at Brazos, "What's at stake is not simply how to think truthfully but how to live truthfully in today's multifaith society."
Theology's practical relevance is essential to Volf's own identity as a writer and scholar. Volf explains: "Because theology addresses the way God relates to the world, it must seek a wider audience beyond a narrow group of specialists." And, says Volf. "If theologians don't write for a general audience, theologically illiterate leaders will, and this is not to the good of theology."
Volf says that his audience is Christians, but he also hopes that members of other traditions will "look over their shoulders" and find something appealing, too. "I want to energize my audience to be engaged in public life, but I also hope that at the center of their engagement will be a vision of what it means for human beings to flourish."


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