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Take a look at this fantastic list of famous quotes about life.
Life is what happens to you while you're working for your future. – Anonymous
I love my past. I love my present. I'm not ashamed of what I've had, and I'm not sad because I have it no longer. – Anonymous
Love the moment. Flowers grow out of dark moments. Therefore, each moment is vital. It affects the whole. Life is a succession of such moments and to live each, is to succeed. – Anonymous
When we remember we are all mad, the mysteries disappear and life stands explained. – Mark Twain
Life is a moderately good play with a badly written third act. – Truman Capote
Life is full of beauty. Notice it. Notice the bumble bee, the small child, and the smiling faces. Smell the rain, and feel the wind. Live your life to the fullest potential, and fight for your dreams. – Ashley Smith
All the worlds a stage and most of us are desperately unrehearsed. – Sean OCasey
The trouble with the rat race is that even if you win youre still a rat. – Lilly Tomlin
Life is a great big canvas, and you should throw all the paint on it you can. – Danny Kaye
Live every day to the fullest. When going to the bathroom take a newspaper! – Anonymous
Drinking is not a solution, unless we are talking about alcohol. – Anonymous
Life is not so bad if you have plenty of luck, a good physique and not too much imagination. – Christopher Isherwood
Life is like a cobweb, not an organization chart. – Ross Perot
God, if I can't have what I want, let me want what I have. – Anonymous
And in the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years. – Anonymous
Our lives are like a candle in the wind. – Anonymous
Life is like an onion: You peel it off one layer at a time, and sometimes you weep. – Anonymous
Life without love is like a tree without blossom and fruit. – Anonymous
In life, its not who you know thats important, its how your wife found out. – Joey Adams
Life is a long process of getting tired. – Samuel Butler
When somebody tells you nothing is impossible, ask him to dribble a football. – Anonymous
Laugh as much as you breathe and love as long as you live. – Anonymous
The surest sign that intelligent life exists elsewhere in the universe is that it has never tried to contact us. – Bill Watterson (Calvin and Hobbes)
Life is nothing but a competition to be the criminal rather than the victim. – Bertrand Russell
You only live once, but if you work it right, once is enough. – Anonymous
Life isn't worth living unless you're willing to take some big chances and go for broke. – Anonymous
The first step to getting the things you want out of life is this: Decide what you want. – Anonymous
Life is like a hot bath. It feels good while you're in it, but the longer you stay in, the more wrinkled you get. – Anonymous
After one look at this planet any visitor from outer space would say – I want to see the manager. – William S. Burroughs
Nothing matters very much, and very few things matter at all. – Arthur Balfour
The surest sign that intelligent life exists elsewhere in the universe is that it has never tried to contact us. – Bill Watterson
Life is just one damned thing after another. – Elbert Hubbard
Man who waits for roast duck to fly into mouth must wait very, very long time. – Anonymous
Our own life is the instrument with which we experiment with the truth. – Anonymous
There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle. – Anonymous
There is only one success-to be able to spend your life in your own way. – Anonymous
Not a shred of evidence exists in favor of the idea that life is serious. – Brendan Gill
Life is like a game of poker: If you dont put any in the pot, there wont be any to take out. – Moms Mabley
Love doesn't make the world go 'round; love is what makes the ride worthwhile. – Anonymous
Life resembles a novel more often than novels resemble life. – Anonymous
Life is just a mirror, and what you see out there, you must first see inside of you. – Anonymous
There are only two tragedies in life: one is not getting what one wants, and the other is getting it. – Oscar Wilde
Lifes not always fair. Sometimes you can get a splinter even sliding down a rainbow. – Cherralea Morgen
We are born wet, naked, and hungry. Then things get worse. – Anonymous
Life is rather like a tin of sardines – were all of us looking for the key. – Alan Bennett


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Life, John Dominis: The leopard and the baboon
Leopard about to kill a terrified baboon, Botswana © John Dominis, TIME LIFE PICTURES/GETTY
Life magazine gave me the assignment to do "The Cats of Africa." I had photographed some animals before, though I certainly wasn't a cat expert, but I could hire people who knew things. They'd lined up a hunter in Botswana, who was a hunter for zoos.
He had caught a leopard, and he put the leopard in the back of the truck, and we went out into the desert. He would release the leopard, and most of the time the leopard would chase the baboons and they would run off and climb trees. I had photographed all this. But for some reason one baboon didn't get off. It turned and faced the leopard, and the leopard killed it. We didn't know that this was going to happen. I just turned on the camera motor, and I got this terrific shot of this confrontation.
There was a different feeling about that in the 1960s. We were always setting up pictures of some sort. I think they probably still do it now. But now there are many, many more competent photographers doing this stuff over long periods of time—four or five years if a scientist is on a big study. They're getting good stuff without helping the picture. But no one was working that way then. Scientists couldn't handle the crude cameras that we had well enough to get good stuff. I felt that my job was to get the pictures. I learned how to bait animals and do things from the experts in Africa. We shot a gazelle and put it in a tree and waited for a cat to come. I didn't feel bad about it at all. It sounds terrible now, I know, and maybe my attitude would be different now. But it wasn't then, and I don't know what more to say. I've been criticized a lot. But to me, I had to do what I did.
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In 1975, the Centers for Disease Control defined an elevated blood lead level as 40 or more micrograms per deciliter (ug/dl) blood. In 1978 they reduced it to 30. In 1985, the level was cut to 25. Now 10 ug/dl is considered dangerous, and scientists realize that even minute amounts of lead can irreversibly slow development and make children less intelligent.
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Clipboard Managers allow you to keep multiple clippings at your fingertips for pasting into documents, this is a short tutorial showing how to use Clyppan.
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We use copy and paste every day, and seldom think, "there must be a better way". But there is, Clipboard managers can save you a lot of time, make you much more organized and efficient. Instead of just having the last item you copied in your clipboard, with a clipboard manager you can have dozens, or even hundreds of clippings ready to paste.
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Bartelt. The Remodeling Resource, a premier, family-owned remodeling firm specializing in residential and commercial design and construction, was named Regional Contractor of the Year (CotY) by the National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI) for the Residential Bath over $60,000 and Residential Addition $100,000 – $250,000 categories.
"We are honored to be named the 2013 Regional Contractor of the Year in these categories," said Rick Bartelt, owner. "These awards are the result of the creativity and dedication of the entire team, including our designers, carpenters, production staff, trade partners, and customers."
Bartelt was selected as the winner of Region 3, an area that includes contractors from Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin. Contractors from seven regions around the country vie for CotY Awards on an annual basis, and all regional winners will now be eligible for the National CotY Awards. National winners will be honored at NARI's Evening of Excellence on Friday, April 12, 2013, at the Intercontinental Kansas City at the Plaza.
The winning Bartelt projects each had unique components. The master bathroom remodel transformed a generic bathroom into a dynamic, spa-like space, improving its layout and expanding its footprint. The bathroom features an oval soaking tub and shower with granite and porcelain- and marble-filled mosaic tiles, a custom, furniture-style vanity, and quality fixtures.
The sunroom addition offers the homeowners more space for entertaining family and friends. It is a warm, inviting room that features a bar area, fireplace, hydronic heating in the floor, wine storage, large windows to showcase the outside views, and a vaulted ceiling and cupola to add architectural interest.
Competing projects were completed between July 1, 2011, and November 30, 2012, and were not submitted in prior NARI National contests. An impartial panel of judges, who are experts within the industry and associated fields, selected winners based on each entrant's binders, which include "before and after" photography and project descriptions. Judging focused on problem solving, functionality, aesthetics, craftsmanship, innovation, degree of difficulty, and entry presentation.
To be considered for a CotY Award, a company must be a NARI member in good standing. NARI members represent an elite group of the approximately 800,000 companies and individuals in the U.S. identifying themselves as remodelers.
Founded in 1984, Bartelt. The Remodeling Resource has won local, regional, and national industry awards, including 2012 and 2013 Regional "Contractor of the Year" (CotY) awards presented by the National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI). With in-house designers, production staff, and expert carpenters, Bartelt is a member of the Milwaukee/NARI Home Improvement Council, Inc. and Metropolitan Builders Association.
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9:30pm Friday 31st August 2012 in News By Elizabeth Sweetman, @lizsweetmanWN #worcsnews
TWO fun days at Tesco in Mill Wood Drive, Warndon Villages, Worcester, raised more than £500 for Cancer Research UK.
The fun days took place on Friday and Saturday, August 24-25, and a total of £511.83 for the charity, which is the store's charity of the year.
On Friday, the store held a cake sale with all cakes made and donated by store staff.
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We've selected a team of student bloggers to give you an inside look at the NYOC training session and tour. Check back here for frequent updates!
Nous avons sélectionné un groupe d'étudiants qui rédigeront des blogues sur les séances de formation et la tournée de l'ONJC. Revenez nous visiter pour lire les mises à jour périodiques!
The final instalment to the whirlwind of student concerts took place in a different venue this time around, UWO`s Davenport Theatre. Managing to catch the first two pieces of the programme before leaving to perform myself, the Becker had fantastic rhythmic drive and ensemble work between the entire percussion section, while the Mendelssohn quartet possessed a very pure and beautiful opening adagio which lead into the rest of the captivating performance.
Unfortunately, I missed out on the Hétu Wind Quintet, but many thanks and credit to Luke Chang who took great shots of all the remaining performances from the evening. This leads to the Haydn Quartet, also known as "Fifths", a name which describes the prominence of falling fifths in the theme (fun thing to note - this was the Op. 76 no. 2, and no. 1 was previously performed the previous Thursday).
The famed Ravel String Quartet was a delight to listen to; great blending between the players, and, of course, with very dynamic pizzes and energy from all. And the Stravinsky Concerto for piano and winds, a rich and grand piece, beautifully highlighted the large ensemble and intriguing, very rhythmic, piano playing.
This July 7th programme was a very lovely, very entertaining, conclusion to an intensely packed few days of chamber performances.
Bravo to all.
[ Kyle Reyes | Jay Mannion | Alex Petrenko | Kyle Reyes | Dave Burns | Colin Frank | - Becker, Away without Leave | Stelth Ng, Sunny Chan, Becca Gans, Kendra Grittani – Mendelssohn, String Quartet Op. 13 no.2 | Sara Moorhouse, Slavko Popovic, Anna Norris, James Tizzard, Natasha Sullivan – Hétu, Wind Quintet | Slavko | Laura Hillis, Cecilia Gee, Chantelle Jubenville, Charles Cayer – Haydn, Op. 76 no. 2, "Fifths" | Cecilia | Charles | Chantelle | Laura | Anne-Sophie Paquet, Gabriele Thielmann, Jonah Poplove, Nicolas Stephenson – Ravel String Quartet | Jonah | Gabi | Anne-Sophie | Nico | Ria Kim | Graham Isaak, Stéphane Krims, Daniel Lalonde, Brandyn Lewis, Joël Girard, Kyle Reyes, Chris Graham, Vlad Kalinichenko, Julien Simard, Marshall Gayman, Olivier Brisson, Emily Lair, James Tizzard, Joshua Wood, Daniel Mills, Peter Gajdek, Taz Eddy, Steve Donegan, Bianca Chambul, Kevin Harris, Kelly Hermann, Sara Moorhouse, Lara Deutsch, Laurence Neill-Poirier, David Gazaille, Aidan Dugan, Gabriel Lemieux, Natasha Sullivan, Ria Kim, Jaeyoung Chong – Stravinsky, Concerto for Piano and Wind | Greg Oh | THANK YOU Luke for photos ]
July 7th featured a programme of six chamber music performances from my fellow colleagues.
The opening piece, Jolivet`s Petite Suite for Flute, Viola, and Harp, was a five movement suite, rich with interweaving sound and exquisite harmonies. Unfortunately, I experienced some difficulties and was unable to procure any photos. My apologies.
Kondo`s Standing Violin Trio was comprised in such a way that each player had a note, either drawn by bow or pizzicato, in sequence one after the other in such a way that, collectively, a single musical line was created. Fast paced, it was intriguing to how each sound connected together from the three individual performers.
Playful and humorous, the Haydn Op.33 no. 2 String Quartet was enthralling and drew laughter from the audience. The suspense and joking manner made it all the more entertaining.
The Partita for Wind Quintet, by American composer Irving Fine, was a neo-classical piece that was intricate and extremely alluring, a highlight of the afternoon.
Shostakovich 8, one of my personal favourites, was a powerful and gritty performance with obvious self-branding from the repeated utilization of the DSCH motif.
The Beethoven Quartet no. 5 performed was modeled upon Mozart`s quartet in the same A Major key. The first breath taken was stately, and the group`s subsequent performance was lively and cohesive.
[ Fred Xu, Rebecca Ruthven, Cadee Qiu – Kondo, Standing Violin Trio | Cadee Qiu | Lindsey Herle | Jenna Koller | Haydn, String Quartet Op. 33 no. 2 | David Gazaille | Kelly Hermann, Gabriel Lemieux | Olivier Brisson | Kevin Harris | - Fine, Partita | Jiten Beairsto, Erick Wawrezkiewicz, Lauren Tyros, Nicholas Denton-Protsack – Shostakovich String Quartet no. 8 | Jiten | Nick | Lauren | Erick | Colin Repas, Jeremy Dyck, Genevieve de Caen, Youngho Yoo – Beethoven, String Quartet Op. 18 no. 5 | Genny | Colin | Jeremy | YOUNGHO ]
Friday evening saw to a change of location from Von Kuster Hall to St. Paul`s Cathedral. The blistering heat of the venue was stifling and incredibly sweat-inducing, surely a great challenge for players to endure. Though faces were stained with the sweat of arduous determination, each performance was successfully accomplished with great musicality and stamina.
The brass quintet provided a great variety of styles from composers Holborne, Bach, and Gabrieli. Their stentorian sound ever the more powerful in the grand vastness of the cathedral.
Philip Glass` fifth string quartet, though possessing a repetitive structure, was nonetheless very entertaining to listen to and performed with great vitality and core sound.
Written with specific musicians in mind, the Nielsen Wind Quintet had catching discourse between instruments, perhaps portraying the characteristics of the players he based his composotion upon.
A breathtaking performance, the Dvořák String Quintet was amazingly inspirational and beautifully performed. Though the writing had, as did the Glass, many repeated themes, each performer contributed a great sense of spirit and verve, constructing a very brilliant rendition of the piece.
[ Christian Julien | Steve Donegan | Vladislav Kalinichenko | Daniel Mills | Julien Simard | - Anthony Holborne, Dances & Bach, Contrapunctus no. 1 & Giovanni Gabrieli, Canzona Prima a 5 | Boris Ulanowicz, Meagan Turner | Rosalind Zhang | Matt Antal | - Philip Glass, String Quartet no. 5 | Julie Potvin-Turcotte | Nicholas Kerr-Barr | Joshua Wood | - Carl Nielsen, Wind Quintet | Blake Pouliot, Nora Schreckenschläger | Hugo Rinfret | Cameron Crozman, Catherine Gray | Blake, Nora, Hugo, Cameron, Catherine – Dvořák, String Quintet op. 77 ]
The evening of the 5th exhibited performances of harp duo, string quartet, wind quintet, as well as piano quintet.
The Prélude, Fugue, and Variation for Two Harps were ever enchanting and beautiful.
Haydn`s Op. 76 no. 1 string quartet was performed with great coherence, a pleasure to see the players thoroughly enjoying themselves, smiles beaming at each other.
Quirky and entertaining, the Françaix Quintet no. 1 was a great piece to listen for dialogue between instruments, especially so with the line of repeated notes continued throughout the first movement.
The Brahms piano quintet was executed with driving vigour, a spectacular piece with a very intensive third movement (y) .
[ Sophie Rusnock | Scott, Sophie – Franck, Prélude, Fugue, and Variation - for Two Harps | Scott Ross-Molyneux | Hanna, Naomi, Calvin, Kitty – Haydn, String Quartet Op. 76 no. 1 | Hanna Williamson | Naomi Dumas | Calvin Yang | Kitty Chan | Hanna, Naomi | Lara Deutsch, Laurence Neill-Poirier, Emily Lair, Bianca Chambul, Hugo Lee – Françaix, Quintet no. 1 | Laurence Neill-Poirier | Lara Deutsch | Jay, Erin, Ria, Jaeyoung, Ellis – Brahms, Piano Quintet Op. 34 | Jay Park | Ellis Yuen-Rapati | Erin Burkholder | Jaeyoung Chong | Ria Kim ]
July 5th, more than a week ago, saw to the beginning of a profusion of Chamber Music Concerts. Five separate shows were performed over the course of Thursday, Friday, and Saturday; a thoroughly inspirational and enjoyable experience.
Thursday afternoon contained a grand variety of styles and instruments. The various brass and woodwind combinations resounded greatly in Von Kuster Hall, as did the strings mesmerize the audience with lyrical passagework.
Berio`s Opus Zoo combined the abilities of wind quintet along with narration. A very unique sound arose from their story-telling in combination with instruments, a diverse mix between articulated voice and playing.
Four violinists came together and performed Telemann`s Concerto no.2, a piece which very beautifully explored the harmonies available from the high registers of such an instrument.
Duo Caprice by Schickele was performed with two violins, a wonderfully engaging pair. The piece itself was innovative and possessed amusing aspects, with quotations from Mozart, Vivalid, Prokofiev, and Haydn.
Another treat was seeing our fellow colleagues from the Indian National Youth Orchestra play Haydn`s Op. 9 no. 2 string quartet, an extremely lovely performance with great energy.
[ Taz Eddy | Peter Gajdek | Taz, Lynne, Chris, Marshall, and Peter – Robert Washburn, Brass Quintet & Morley Calvert, Three Dance Impressions | Marshall Gayman | The Real Chris Graham | Lynne Santamaria | Kelly Hermann, Gabriel Lemieux, Kevin Harris, Olivier Brisson, David Gazaille – Berio, Opus Zoo | David Gazaille | Rebecca Ruthven, Teresa Wang, Cadee Qiu, Fred Xu – Telemann, Concerto no.2 for Four Violins | Luke Chang – Schickele, Duo Caprice | Teresa Wang – Bartók , Duets for Two Violins | Adam Monod – Schickele, Duo Caprice | Fred Xu – Zsuzsanne Kiss, Eight duos for 2 Violins | Ashley, Arun, Bianca, Divya – Haydn, String Quartet Op. 9 no.2 | Ashley Rego | Divya Raghunathan | Bianca Mendonca | Arun Rozario | Ashley, Divya, Steve Sitarski, Bianca, Arun | James Tizzard | Sara Moorhouse, Natasha Sullivan, Ana Norris, James Tizzard, Slavko Popovic – Damase, 17 Variations ]


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Palm Court Party (PCP) The New College Alumnae/i Association (NCAA) is pleased to welcome alums and their guests back to "The Center of the Universe" for Valentine's PCP. To make certain this event is as successful and enjoyable as we hope it all will be, we want to stress the following points: • The PCP is a student event to which alums have been invited. While we, returning alums, may feel at home at New College, we must remember that New College actually IS HOME to current students. The security and well-being of current students, some of whom are minor and most of whom are below legal drinking age, must remain our foremost concern. Please be a courteous and responsible guest. • The students have planned for the PCP to last until sunrise. That being said, as you may recall, an off campus noise complaint can (and probably will) shut down the music. As such, adjustments to volume may be made at the discretion of the student sponsors of the PCP. A sufficient number of campus police and hired security have been arranged to keep the party open and secure during the entire time. The students have arranged to serve breakfast between 5:30-6:00 a.m., regardless of what type of music/partying is still going on. • For older alums, please note that over the years students have expanded PCPs beyond Palm Court proper. The students utilize many areas around the Pei dorm campus for various types of music and various times through the party. In particular, the interior of Hamilton Center will be part of the PCP, and will remain open until sunrise regardless of any noise complaints. • Chill Out Room, HCL 4: Students and alumni are welcome to visit the chill out room in HCL 4 throughout the duration of the PCP. The chill space offers water, fruit, other snacks and a quite escape from the sometimes over stimulating environment of the party. Feel free to invite a friend and rest up, but we ask visitors to keep their voices low while inside. • ALL alums and their guests MUST HAVE A WRISTBAND to obtain entry to the PCP. Come by the Keating Center during the designated times to obtain your PCP wristbands. The NCAA is the ONLY entity giving out wristbands for alums for Valentine PCP. | ||
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Thursday, February 8, 2007, 12:32 AM - Competitions
Results are now available online for our recent matches:Smallbore and air rifle match vs. Rose-Hulman @ RHIT
Pistol match vs. Ohio State @ Purdue
Monday, January 15, 2007, 02:29 PM - Competitions
All members of the Rifle and Pistol Club are hereby invited to participate in our annual pistol match against Ohio State University on Saturday, February 3rd, here at the Purdue Armory. Ohio State fields one of the top pistol teams in the U.S., and shooting with them will be a tremendous learning experience. Here are the details:*Events will include Free Pistol, Standard Pistol, Sport Pistol (tentative) and Air Pistol. You may shoot any or all of the events.
*There is no cost to shoot, though you should bring money for lunch. Ammo, equipment, and snacks will be provided.
*Darren will be able to provide details on each course of fire and the targets to be used. No previous competition experience is necessary, but familiarity with basic pistol shooting is expected. Shooters of all levels and abilities are encouraged to participate. Competition will make you a better shooter.
*You must have all of your paperwork completed (including the blue competition eligibility form) and spring semester membership dues paid before competing. See Tom at practice to confirm these if you're in doubt.
If you're interested in competing, please contact Darren ASAP and let him know.
ALSO, there are still two Rifle Team competition opportunities left in the '06-'07 season: January postals, and the WIRC Finals competition at OSU in February. Competition dues are $15, and your blue competition eligibility form must be turned in. Talk to John at practice if you're interested in these events.
Monday, November 20, 2006, 04:50 AM - Competitions
Competition shooters: our November postal targets need to be postmarked by November 30th, so you've only got 4 practices left to shoot them: Monday 11/20, Monday 11/27, Wednesday 11/29, and Thursday 11/30. Please make plans to get these done!Sunday, October 15, 2006, 09:18 PM - Competitions
The results from the Boilermaker Invitational have been posted here.Our sincere thanks to all the individuals who went out of their way to make the match run smoothly and successfully, or who brought necessary supplies and equipment. Your help was invaluable, and we appreciate it very much.
Friday, October 13, 2006, 04:29 PM - Competitions
Tommorow, Saturday October 13, will be the Boilermaker Invitational match pretty much all day in the armory. This is our big event for the fall, with universities from all over the midwest in attendance, so anybody who's interested in seeing a college rifle match is more than welcome to stop by the armory. Please enter and exit the armory through the front doors after competition has begun. There will be 2 full-course smallbore relays (12 targets each) and 2 full-course air rifle relays (6 targets each), one of each being in the morning and afternoon. Purdue will be shooting in the afternoon.Members interested in participating or just hanging out can show up starting at 6:30 in the morning for setup, or any time thereafter.
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Our sister charity, Vegetarian & Vegan Foundation (VVF) are looking for volunteers who'd be willing to help them distribute campaign leaflets. As you might know VVF launched a new campaign - The Big-D.
The campaign is centred around the D-Diet which has the power to reverse diabetes but is also aimed at people who want to prevent this disease..
If you could help VVF distribute the leaflets in your area (eg put a few in a local library, golf club, bingo club, community venue, church, etc.), please send us an email with your address and the number of leaflets you'd like us to send you. Write to email@example.com and put 'diabetes leaflets' in the subject line. Thank you!
Do you live in Bristol? Are you vegetarian or vegan? Could you spare a few hours a week to help us at the busy Viva! office?
Volunteers do a variety of office tasks such as putting together leaflet orders; Veggie Packs and mailings for supporters regarding membership, campaigns and events.
If you're interested in helping out please email email@example.com
Volunteers get a 30% discount on all merchandise and books!
If you don't live in Bristol but would still like to help please see http://www.viva.org.uk/campaigner/index.html
One person will eat 2750 fish, 1158 chickens, 4 cattle, 1 goose, 18 pigs, 39 turkeys, 28 ducks, 23 sheep and 1 rabbit in their lifetime. Going veggie and helping others go veggie is the most important thing we can do to help animals.
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The small but mighty village of Ragoli is located along the right Sarca riverbank and benefits from its pleasantly mild climate.
Ragoli is located at the foot of the Monte Irone and at the beginning of the Val d'Algone. For this reason it represents one of the accesses to the Adamello Brenta nature park. Holidays, hand in hand with nature.
Once upon a time Ragoli was famous for the winning of black marble that was used to built churches and steeples, such as the S. Faustino church. This church also boasts several masterpieces of the artist brothers Baschenis. Worth to be noticed are also Irone and Cerana that are not inhabited at the moment, but still today they present their original form of architecture. Beside Montagne and Preore, also Ragoli belongs to the Regole di Spinale and Marnez, an entity that administers meadows and forests in the surroundings.


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After my miniscus tear last yr. on the trail,my docs advised me 2 train again b4 i start my hike. So i am on a treadmill,ncline 10,speed 1.8, for 10 mins. 2x's dly. with full pack 65-70Lbs. I also am walking up steep hills here in Philly which is helping,bsides stretching xercises. I am starting April 8th. Any other ideas would b helpful,thank god i am in great shape cept for getting my legs built up again.


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I'm back with another Stonefish adventure - Stonefish and the Salamander - and I'm hoping for some honest feedback which I promise to reciprocate.I'm not interested in the ED, in backings or in throw-away compliments, only in making my novel as good as I can get it and helping other writers do the same.Facebook: Sly Stonefish
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Two enemies join forces to rescue a mutual friend kidnapped in Afghanistan, but it seems the US military doesn't want them to succeed.
Australian assassin, Stonefish, and his squad of ex-military officers discover that their best client is missing. Billionaire, Saul Madison, a man not afraid of fixing the world's problems by surgical means, is held hostage in Afghanistan. While he is driven slowly insane awaiting execution by the Taliban, only Stonefish's deadliest enemy can help him mount a rescue. Strange allies turn out to have even stranger opponents, including the US military as well as the terrorists. Someone important clearly doesn't want Madison to survive, and the rescue attempt rapidly disintegrates into a suicide mission.
If someone intends to kill you, they'll probably succeed.
Notorious Australian assassin, Stonefish, and his squad of ex-military officers, take on the most difficult assignments, the hardest men, and they guarantee success in exchange for rich rewards.Lobo, a lone hit man, is fixated on killing Stonefish to enhance his own reputation. Masquerading as an informer to Washington-based Inspector Patterson, Lobo draws on the vast resources of Interpol to hunt his prey.Meanwhile, high up in the US Government, someone wants Stonefish to do their dirty work, and they won't take 'no' for an answer.Betrayed, coerced and cornered, the assassins find themselves fighting for their own survival.***Though an arc runs through the novel, each of the chapters posted here, after reading the first, can be read as virtually stand-alone. So, if you venture further than 1, here's a rough guide: 2 Australia - boats, surf and cruelty, 3 Africa - politics, business, and spot the clues, 4 the Baltic - gangsters and a grain of kindness, 5 America - art, wealth and envy, 6 Glasgow - some humour, 7 Alabama - explosive emotions.Complete @ 87,000 words
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NIT Bracket 2013 Released: BC Snubbed!
The Eagles are not going to the NIT.
The Eagles are not going to the NIT.
It's hard to win games on the road in the ACC. #ACCNarratives
Boston College will earn either a 9 or 10 seed for next week's ACC Tournament, depending on the Clemson and Wake Forest games.
Boston College will make its final road trip of the regular season on Tuesday when it takes on Clemson at Littlejohn Coliseum. The game will be aired on the Regional Sports Network (NESN+ in New England) and WEEI Radio (850 AM).
Joe Rahon with the dagger!
Boston College men's basketball begins the month of March by hosting Virginia on Sunday at 4 p.m. The game will be aired on the ACC Network (myTV38 in Massachusetts) and WEEI Radio (850 AM).
NC State hammers Boston College in Raleigh
Who do you want the Eagles to face in the first round of the ACC Tournament?
Eagles have shown marked improvement over the last four games. Can Boston College translate that into a strong finish down the stretch?
The Boston College Eagles have been in every ACC game so far this year. On Saturday, they weren't. On the road against Virginia, the Eagles got blown out.


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(April 27, 2006)�Have you ever wondered: How did the Roman Emperor Constantine figure in the development of Christian theology? How did the Gospels come to be accepted as the established accounts of Jesus� life, and why were other versions, such as the Gnostic traditions, suppressed? What was Mary Magdalene�s role in early Christianity, and how was it adapted in later attempts to develop a �sacred feminine� element in Christianity?
With the recent plagiarism trial in London and the upcoming movie thriller, scheduled to open on May 19th, Dan Brown�s The Da Vinci Code has generated a firestorm of publicity. The novel has stirred the popular imagination, allowing intriguing questions about the divinity of Jesus�once considered way too taboo for public consumption�to float to the surface of �pop culture.� Brown did this by cleverly interweaving theories about medieval history and the origins of Christianity. Many readers have been so swept away by the drama of this murder mystery that they have accepted Brown�s fictional reconstruction of Christian origins and medieval history as established fact. But a number of New Testament scholars see the controversy as an opportunity to finally reveal the real story behind many of the ideas hinted at in the best-selling novel. �However intriguing Brown�s fictional speculations may be, the real facts behind the novel are even more fascinating�in fact, when it comes to The Da Vinci Code, the truth is often stranger than fiction,� said Robert M. Price, a fellow of the Committee for the Scientific Examination of Religion (CSER), and the author of The Da Vinci Fraud.
It is hard to see how a lively tradition of legend, based originally on flimsy sources, and an initial misidentification can arouse such intense public debate. The majority of New Testament scholars find the attention given to Brown�s novel as surprising as the charge of plagiarism. Continues Price, "But most of them perceive the novel as a gauntlet cast down, to which they feel they must reply for the honor of their faith. The problem is that Brown's book only rocks the boat. The real facts might just torpedo it! Brown's falsehoods are as fatuous as the faith he tries to subvert.�
The vast majority of the criticism that�s been leveled at Dan Brown and The Da Vinci Code has come from religious quarters, attempting to defend Catholic and Christian orthodoxy. Yet a completely secular and critical historical analysis has also been applied to the novel. Judging by the popularity of Brown�s novel, there just may be a sneaking suspicion on the part of many that the true origins of Christianity are more obscure and more complicated then they have been taught. This is indeed the case, but they won�t get the real story from The Da Vinci Code.
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"Bursting with juicy beef and tender rice: the best stuffed peppers around. The addition of sour cream is part of the pleasure." - by JEANIE BEAN
Adjust Servings
Original recipe yields 9 servings
- Cut the tops off the peppers and remove seeds and stems. Set aside.
- Place rice in a small saucepan and cover with water. Bring to a boil over high heat, then drain water. In a large bowl, mix together rice, ground beef, egg, onion, salt, and pepper.
- Stuff each pepper with an equal amount of beef mixture, then place peppers in a pot large enough to hold them in a single layer. Pour tomato juice into pot. Cover pot and simmer over low heat for 90 minutes, until ground beef is fully cooked and rice is tender.
- In a medium bowl, mix together sour cream and flour. Whisk in 1 cup of tomato juice from pot, then pour mixture back into pot. Allow to simmer an additional 5 minutes, then serve peppers with juice spooned over top.
Amount Per Serving (9 total)
- Calories
- 341 cal
- 17%
- Fat
- 16.2 g
- 25%
- Carbs
- 26.2 g
- 8%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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Rate This Recipe"These were great! Iadded a little italian seasoning and garlic to the filling. I also cut my peppers in half length wise. They cook faster, and sometimes a huge stuffed pepper on your plates is jus..." See moret too much. They cook faster also! I also cooked mine in the oven at 375 for about an hour."
"Very tasty! Added Italian herbs to meat mixture- and then used Marinara sauce watered down a bit instead of the tomato juice. Baked them covered in the oven at 375 for 75 min. Served them with mashed ..." See morepotatoes with some of the sauce over the potatoes. Will make again!"
"Stuffed peppers are my husbands favorite meal, and he said these peppers are the best he has ever had, better even than the way his mom makes them. He said "Please don't ever try another recipe for st..." See moreuffed peppers. No recipe can be better. You cannot improve upon perfection" "
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Explore Around Mexico City
The terrain west of Mexico City is varied: high and flat due west around the biggest city, Toluca, and broken only by the occasional soaring peak, then dropping away on all sides, particularly south of Toluca, where the country becomes ruggedly hilly as you descend. Dotted with small towns of some interest, it also gets progressively warmer and more verdant. The main artery through the region is Hwy-55, which is superseded in places by a modern autopista but still used by most of the buses to the small towns.
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Toluca and around
The capital of the state of México, Toluca de Lerdo is today a large and modern industrial centre, sprawling across a wide plain. At an altitude of nearly 2700m, it is the highest city in the country, and comes surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery, dominated by the white-capped Nevado de Toluca. It is not a place you'll want to linger, but it is the site of what is allegedly the largest single market in the country. Held a couple of kilometres southeast of the centre, just east of the bus station, every Friday (and to a lesser extent throughout the week), the market constitutes the overriding reason to visit. Many visitors stop over on a Thursday night (book accommodation in advance) and then move on, or make an early start from Mexico City on Friday morning.
The market attracts hordes of visitors from the capital, but is so vast that there can be no question of its being overwhelmed by tourists; quite the opposite, many outsiders find themselves overwhelmed by the scale of the place, lost among the thousands of stalls and crowds from the state's outlying villages. Though increasingly dominated by cheap imported goods and clothing, there is still a substantial selection of local crafts – woven goods and pottery above all. For an idea of what quality and prices to expect, head first for the Casa de Artesanías, Paseo Tollocan 700 Ote, a few blocks east of the market and very near the bus terminal.
Día de los Santos Reyes
(Twelfth Night; Jan 6). The Magi traditionally leave presents for children on this date: many small ceremonies include a fiesta with dancing at Nativitas, a suburb near Xochimilco, and at Malinalco.
Bendicíon de los Animales
(Jan 17). Children's pets and peasants' farm animals are taken to church to be blessed – a particularly bizarre sight at the cathedral in México and in Taxco, where it coincides with the fiestas of Santa Prisca (Jan 18) and San Sebastián (Jan 20).
Día de la Candelaria
(Feb 2). Widely celebrated, especially in Cuernavaca.
(the week before Lent, variable Feb–March). Especially lively in Cuernavaca and nearby Tepoztlán; also in Chiconcuac on the way to Teotihuacán.
Palm Sunday
(the Sun before Easter Sun). A procession with palms in Taxco, where representations of the Passion continue through Holy Week.
Semana Santa
(Holy Week). Observed everywhere. There are very famous Passion plays in the suburb of Itzapalapa, culminating on the Friday with a mock Crucifixion on the Cerro de la Estrella, and similar celebrations at Chalma and nearby Malinalco. In Cholula, with its host of churches, the processions pass over vast carpets of flowers.
Feria de la Flor
(early April). Cuernavaca's flower festival.
May Day
(May 1). In Cuautla marked by a fiesta commemorating an Independence battle.
Día de la Santa Cruz
(May 3). Celebrated with fiestas and traditional dancing, in Xochimilco, Tepotzotlán and Valle de Bravo.
Cinco de Mayo
(May 5). Public holiday for the Battle of Puebla – celebrated in Puebla itself with a grand procession and re-enactment of the fighting.
Día de San Isidro
(May 15). Religious processions and fireworks in Tenancingo, and a procession of farm animals through Cuernavaca on their way to be blessed at the church.
Religious festival in Tlaxcala
(third Mon in May). An image of the Virgin is processed around the town followed by hundreds of pilgrims.
Día de San Pedro
(June 29). Observed with processions and dances in Tepotzotlán and traditional dancing in San Pedro Actopan, on the southern outskirts of Mexico City.
Día de la Virgen del Carmen
(July 16). Dances and a procession with flowers to the convent of Carmen, in San Ángel.
Día de Santiago
(July 25). Particularly celebrated in Chalco, near Amecameca. The following Sunday sees a market and regional dances at the Plaza de las Tres Culturas and dances, too, in Xochimilco.
Día de Santa Marta
(July 29). In Milpa Alta, near Xochimilco, celebrated with Aztec dances and mock fights between Moors and Christians.
Día de la Asunción
(Assumption; Aug 15). Honoured with pilgrimages from Cholula to a nearby village, and ancient dances in Milpa Alta.
Independence Day
(Sept 15–16). Celebrated everywhere.
Día de San Miguel
(Sept 29). Provokes huge pilgrimages to both Taxco and Chalma.
Día de San Francisco
(Oct 4). A feria in Tenancingo, with much traditional music-making, and also celebrated in San Francisco Tecoxpa, a village on the southern fringes of the capital.
Fiesta del Santuario de la Defensa
(Oct 12). A street party that centres around an ancient church just outside Tlaxcala.
Día de los Muertos
(Day of the Dead; Nov 1–2). Observed everywhere. The shops are full of chocolate skulls and other ghoulish foods. Tradition is particularly strong in San Lucas Xochimanca and Nativitas, both to the south of Mexico City.
Día de Santa Cecilia
(Nov 22). St Cecilia is the patron saint of musicians, and her fiesta attracts orchestras and mariachi bands from all over to Santa Cecilia Tepetlapa, not far from Xochimilco.
Feria de la Plata
(Dec 1). The great silver fair in Taxco lasts about ten days from this date.
Día de la Señora de Guadalupe
(Dec 12). A massive pilgrimage to the Basilica of Guadalupe runs for several days round about, combined with a constant secular celebration of music and dancing.
(Dec 25). In the week leading up to Christmas, Nativity plays – also known as posadas – can be seen in many places. Among the most famous are those at Taxco and Tepotzotlán.


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All active members of US Armed Forces and all Veterans are invited to join the Bruins for UCLA Veteran and Armed Forces Appreciation Days!
Football Active Military: All active members of the US Armed Forces will receive one (1) FREE reserved ticket to the game. Members can purchase additional tickets in the $37 reserved area at a 2-for-1 discount. Veterans: All Veterans will receive a 2-for-1 discount in the $37 reserved seating area. To obtain your Veterans and Armed Forces Appreciation Day tickets:
Other Veterans and Armed Forces Appreciation Days Enjoy four (4) free general admissions to each of the selected events listed below! To receive admission: Simply arrive on game day and show your military or veteran ID at the main gate to gain admission for you and up to three (3) guests. Gates open one hour prior to game time.
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Our specialty? Quick, healthy recipes that are family-friendly -- and above all -- taste terrific.
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Merry's Cold Chicken Pasta Salad
My thanks go to my friend Merry DeSouza for the delicious inspiration to a new summer-time chicken salad favorite!
Read full recipe.Chicken Salad Salad for Two
Chicken Salad Salad is the best of both worlds- creamy Southern style chicken salad atop a wonderful green salad with fresh vegetables and fruit. MMMMmmm.
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Back when the very best drug stores all served lunch at the soda fountain, you could always count on marvelous chicken salad. We've recreated this Southern classic with lots of sweet pickles.
Read full recipe.Shrimp Pasta Salad with Tomatoes and Capers
Makes a lovely addition to a lunch buffet or summer brunch with its bright lemony flavor. It's easy, and it's beautiful.
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This salad from Debbie Moose's new book Potato Salad: 65 Recipes from Classic to Cool is tart and creamy, with the bite of feta cheese. A Greek friend said this was "just like Mom makes."
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The original Cobb salad was made famous in the 1920s by Bob Cobb, owner of Hollywood's Brown Derby Restaurant. We take a few liberties to make things stress-free -- but still delectable!
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Whether you serve it as a side dish or a main, this hearty, low-fat salad will hit the spot.
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This low fat, colorful salad is the perfect accompaniment to grilled chicken, steak or burgers.
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Easy baked chicken for one, two or more with a delicious BLT salad.
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Using already cooked lentils means dinner is ready in 15 minutes.
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Delicious and easy Potato Salad with Dill debunks the summer-only theory for this popular side dish.
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Yummy salad filled with all kinds of delicious tidbits, a little bit in every bite.
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A salad that is simple and complex all in the same bite.
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A drizzle of balsamic vinegar and the blend of baby field greens beautifully substitutes that sweet bitter flavor the basil usually brings to a classic Caprese salad. There's no need for vinaigrette, since there's plenty of extra-virgin olive oil from roasting.
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Local attorney Bill Keating is in The Front Row with Betsy Ross to talk about the December 2 Women's Crosstown Classic, the annual basketball battle between Xavier University and the University of Cincinnati. Along with details of the game, he talks about the importance of young girls having the chance to see and meet the college players and learn more about the discipline and practice is required to play at the college level.
Check out 10 of the area's top high school girls' basketball teams on Saturday, November 24 when the Cincinnati Sports Medicine Girls High School Shootout tips off at the Cincinnati State Gymnasium. Organizer and local basketball legend Mollie Busam has all the details when she's in The Front Row with Betsy Ross.


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Walnut Elementary School
7150 Ashville-Fairfield Rd.
Ashville, OH 43103
Fax: 740-983-5049
Operating Hours: 9 am-3:35 pm
If your child will be absent from school, please call (740) 983-5099
Important May Dates at Walnut
1 OAA Testing
2 OAA Testing
3 No School
10 No School
13 VIKES Achievement Fair, 6-8 pm
17 No School
20 Board of Education Meeting, 6:30 pm
21 Soil & Water Field Day
22 Fun Day, 9:15 am-1:45 pm
23 Awards Day & Last Day of School & End of 4th 9 Weeks
24 Teacher Work Day
*For upcoming dates for the entire school year, click on the Calendar link on the left.
Awards Day
Awards Day will be Thursday, May 23, in the gymnasium. Schedule:
5th Grade Graduation - 9:10–10 am
AM Kindergarten - 10:10–10:25 am
1st & 2nd Grades 10:30–11:15 am
3rd Grade - 12:15–12:45 pm
PM Kindergarten - 1:10–1:30 pm
4th Grade - 1:30–2 pm
Track & Field Camp
Track & Field Camp for students entering grades 3-8 will be held June 25-27, from 6-8:30 pm. Click here for a flyer with more information.
Volleyball Camp
Volleyball Camp for girls entering grades 3-12 will be held June 24-27. Click here for a flyer with more information.
Walnut on Facebook
In an effort to communicate more with our parents, students and community members, Walnut has developed a Facebook page. Become a fan of Walnut on Facebook to learn more about what is going on at our school, view pictures of activities and much more. By developing this page, our goal is to provide resources for parents, celebrate academic accomplishments and to keep all stake holders informed. We hope you find this to be a helpful resource!
Kindergarten Registration
Kindergarten registration for the 2013-2014 school year took place at Walnut in April. If you missed it, please stop by the office during the school day between 9:30 am and 3 pm. Children may register for kindergarten if they will be 5 on or before August 1, 2013. Documentation required for registration: Child's Birth Certificate, Immunization Record, Proof of Address and Custody Papers, if parents are divorced or legally separated. While there, parents will be asked to fill out a registration packet. If you would like to fill it out prior to registration, stop by the school's office or click here for a printable copy of the registration packet. If you have any questions, contact the school at 740.983.5000.


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The Law School is hosting gubernatorial debates this Wednesday, April 21 from 3:30 to 5:30 pm. The focus of the debates will be higher education and how the education-workforce pipeline can best enhance the long-term vitality of Connecticut's economy. The format will include three moderators who will ask questions of the candidates: two UConn students and a member of the Connecticut print news media.
The debates will take place in the Reading Room of the William F. Starr Hall on the UConn Law School campus in Hartford. They are being sponsored jointly by UConn and the Connecticut Daily Newspapers Association.
All students, faculty and staff are welcome to attend, as well as the public.
Candidates for the Republican gubernatorial nomination will debate from 3:30 to 4:15. The following Republican candidates have accepted as of today: Lawrence Denardis, Michael Fedele, Tom Foley, R. Nelson Griebel, Thomas Marsh, Christopher Acevedo and Mark Boughton.
There will then be a break to allow the candidates to interact with students and members of the University community.
The Democratic candidates will debate from 4:45 to 5:30. As of today the following Democratic candidates have accepted: Juan Figueroa, Mary Glassman, Ned Lamont, Dan Malloy and Rudy Marconi.
The order of the debates was determined by a coin toss. All the declared candidates have been invited.
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