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As any High-Performance Driver's Education enthusiast knows, there is a potential for damage to your car at HPDE events. Over the past ten years, the majority of auto insurers have changed their policies to exclude coverage for claims "occurring on a surfaced used for racing" or "at a high-performance driving event".
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I hear F-Zero for the Wii U virtual console is coming...
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Octobolin decanoate is approved for the treatment of thinning and weakening of the bone (osteoporosis) in post-menopausal women and for the management of the anemia of renal insufficiency. But its use to enhance ability in sports is punishable offence by law
Q. Is deca durabolin good for joints?
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Q. Is deca durabolin available for oral use?
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Q. What is deca durabolin/metadec?
Deca durabolin/metadec is trade names for active drug nandrolone decanoate. It is used to treat condition of thinning and weakening of the bone (osteoporosis) in post-menopausal women. It is also used for the management of the anemia of renal insufficiency
Q. How long can I take deca durabolin for?
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Q. Does nandrolone cause hair loss/water retention/acne/burn fat?
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Q. Does nandrolone increase testosterone?
Nandrolone decanoate belongs to a group of medicines called anabolic steroids. It does not increase testosterone but has action similar to testosteron
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This week we share with you one of our gardeners' current favorites.
Winter Sun mahonia, Mahonia × media 'Winter Sun,' is a hybrid evergreen shrub created through a cross between Mahonia lomariifolia and Mahonia japonica. They are especially prized for ornamental use by gardeners due to their beautiful waxy leaves, bright fragrant winter blooms, and blue berries. These plants are also great for birds. In warmer climates they provide wintertime nectar for hummingbirds, but you'll also catch New York birds devouring mahonia's fruit in the early spring.
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1. It's easier to go it alone than to work in coalition with others.
It may be easier (quicker) but it's never as effective as having many diverse groups rallying around the same issue.
2. Lobbying is so complicated that only professional lobbyists should do it.
At the local level, where most library funding comes from, lobbying is a fairly simple task of contacting a small number of elected officials.
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Mildred M. Park, 87
Mildred M. Park, 87, of Lima, died at 8:30 a.m., Tuesday, Nov. 26, 2013, at Wapakoneta Manor. She was born June 20, 1926, in Auglaize County, near Fryburg, the daughter of Harry E. & Clara E. (Strominger) Fisher, who preceded her in death. On Nov. 17, 1968, she married Charles R. Park, and he is deceased.
Survivors include nieces and nephews, Nicholas (Marie) Jurosic, Michael (Judy) Jurosic, Steven (Evelyn) Jurosic, Clara (Bruce) Zwiebel, Louise (Michael) Symonds, Kenneth (Thelma) Kohnen, Joseph (Carol) Kohnen, Daniel (Carla) Kohnen, Anthony Kohnen, David (Judy) Kohnen, Sandra (Louis) Ley, Frederick Heitkamp, and Victoria (Robert) McCrone; numerous great and great-great nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her siblings and their spouses, Frederick W. Fisher, Sylvia (Vernon) Heitkamp, Joan (Henry) Kohnen, Virginia (Donald) Combs, & Elinor (Robert) Jurosic, and a nephew William Jurosic.
A homemaker, Mildred was a member of St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church, Lima.
Her other memberships included the Able Disabled Club, and the Clark Equipment Retirees. She enjoyed playing bingo and cards.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 3, at the St. John Catholic Church, Fryburg, with, Rev. David Vincent officiating. Burial is to follow in the St. John Cemetery, Fryburg.
The family will receive friends from noon - 2 p.m., Tuesday at the Long & Folk Chapel, 13 S. Blackhoof St., Wapakoneta.
Memorial contributions may be directed to the charity of the donor's choice. Condolences may be expressed at bayliffandeleyfh.com.


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Ridgway Area High School graduate Annakaye Gier always had a love for the Erie area while growing up.Her college experience led her to Edinboro and then to a full-time position in Erie. Gier is currently employed at Erie Strong Vincent High School. She teaches 12th grade Learning Support Consumer Math, along with Emotional Support Math for ninth through 12th graders. Gier also co-teaches an Algebraic Applications class and an Algebra I class. She graduated from Ridgway Area High School in 2004 and from Edinboro University in 2008. "I have always loved the Erie area, so when it came time to choose a college, Edinboro University was perfect," Gier said. "It was far enough out of the 'big city,' but close enough so that I could take advantage of everything Erie has to offer. When I was completing my student teaching, I wanted to teach in the city. I was placed at Pfeiffer Burleigh Elementary School in a third grade and fifth grade learning support classroom."She credits her student teaching with allowing her to network and getting a substitute teacher position. "After graduation from Edinboro, I made many great connections while student teaching and was offered a long-term substitute position at Pfeiffer Burleigh and Irving Elementary School. I was then hired full-time in June 2009 to work at Strong Vincent High School as an Emotional Support and Learning Support teacher."Gier spoke of the variety of a particular workday as a teacher and said the lesson plan doesn't always go how the teacher envisioned it. "The thing I enjoy most about my job is that every day is different," Gier said. "You can plan the most amazing lessons and prepare for student questioning, but you never know what is going to happen when you step in front of the class. Being in an Emotional Support classroom has been a very interesting experience, but I like the positive relationships I have formed with all of my students. When they leave school, I sometimes do not know if they will see another smiling face until they come back to school the next day, so I like being a positive role model for my students. At times, being a special education teacher can be very stressful, but it is all worthwhile when you have that student who thanks you for being there for them and believing in them to succeed."Teaching has been a lifelong goal for Gier and for her family. She is the daughter of Bob and Dixie Gier. "I have always wanted to be a teacher," Gier said. "When I was very young, my sister and I would play school and I always had to be the teacher. My mom also inspired me to be a teacher. Every day she wakes up, she enjoys going to work. I wanted a job that I could feel the same way every day. I love the fact that I am teaching these students things that they will use for the rest of their lives. I also like the relationships and bonds you form with your students. It is so exciting when you see the spark in their eyes when they are fascinated by all of the new things they are learning."Gier said teaching in the special education classroom has her focus on real-life situations and interacting with other adults. "Because I teach special education, I try to incorporate as many real-life applications in my classroom as possible," Gier said. "We focus a lot on speaking appropriately with other adults, how to behave appropriately in the community, and everyday living essentials. I have taught my students about the basics of living independently, including paying rent and utilities, filling out job applications and writing resumes. We have also researched different careers and colleges in the local area. I also try to instill confidence in my students. Many of the kids in my classroom have been told throughout their entire life that they 'can't do it.' I am trying to teach these kids that they can do anything they put their minds to."Gier played basketball while at Ridgway Area High School and is a girls' basketball team assistant coach at Strong Vincent. "After playing basketball in high school, I always wanted to give back to students the way my coaches had helped me on and off the court," Gier said. "One of my good friends at Strong Vincent had been helping with the girls' basketball team for the past four years. I told her I was interested in helping the team out and the rest is history. After winning the District 10 Championship in 2010, the girls on the team had big shoes to fill, especially after eight seniors graduated and there were only two returning players for the 2011 school year. The season was a success and the girls worked hard every step of the way. It was exciting to finally be a part of a team again."Growing up in Ridgway has given Gier a perspective that has helped her in her career. "Ridgway was a wonderful place to grow up and go to school," Gier said. "I had great relationships with all of my teachers throughout my schooling, which in turn helped me word hard and get wonderful grades. I want my students to feel the same way about me that I did about my teachers throughout grade school, high school, and even into my college career at Edinboro University. My students know that I am always available to help them in any way I can, even if they just need someone to talk to. I hope to be a positive role model to my students and be the teacher that fascinates them and opens their eyes to learning."


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2007 National Friends of Libraries Week Award
State Friends: Empire Friends (NY)
Wow, talk about being busy! The Empire Friends (NY) caught the National Friends of Libraries Week bug early and it paid off. In their Spring 2007 newsletter, Empire Friends President Susan Swanton announced plans to support the national efforts and promote National Friends of Libraries Week in New York (previously they had coordinated a state week recognizing Friends, generally during the week following National Library Week). In May, the New York Library Association (NYLA) Legislative Committee approved NYLA support for this effort and began coordinating a statewide proclamation, which was approved on June 12 by both the New York State Senate and Assembly. In August the Empire Friends and NYLA issued a joint press release, and the Friends continued their publicity with a follow-up article in their September newsletter. Continued promotion was featured at the Friends' booth at the NYLA conference in October. The result? Groups across the state were energized by the efforts and coordinated a wide variety of activities in their local towns and cities. Much publicity was generated in various newspapers celebrating Friends and recognizing their outstanding support of libraries. The Empire Friends plan to continue working with NYLA to ensure this becomes an annual event in the state and at county, city, and town levels to honor Friends for all the good work they do for the libraries they love and cherish.
Following is Empire Friends President Susan Swanton's story of how they achieved this resolution:
The process for adoption was easy: first I sought the approval of the Empire Friends Roundtable (EFR) Board, and then I sought the support of Kathy Miller, Executive Director of the Rochester Regional Library Council and the Chair of the New York Library Association's (NYLA) Legislative Committee. NYLA's Legislative Committee approved action on the proposed proclamation at their May 22 meeting and Michael Borges, Director, New York Library Association, took immediate action to bring the proclamation in an expanded version to the attention of NY State Senator Hugh Farley. Both houses of the New York State Legislature approved the proclamation on June 12 and Michael Borges sent me an immediate email. We are planning joint publicity for this proclamation for later this summer and it will be featured in the next Empire Friends newsletter which should come out in late August.
In 2003, EFR had a state wide Friends of Libraries week on the week immediately following National Library Week but legislators' concerns about this being a "frivolous" proclamation stopped EFR from pursuing the idea in succeeding years. But once FOLUSA created a National Friends of Libraries week, we were able to secure the support of the New York State Legislature. Thinking has changed about the role of volunteers and the valuable support they provide to libraries everywhere and I am delighted with the rapid action which both NYLA and the Legislature took to bring this state wide recognition of Friends groups to pass.
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The Justice Department's senior-most career attorney, Associate Deputy Attorney General Scott Schools,is stepping down for a job in the private sector.
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The Godfather was an allegory of corporate America told personally in a family setting that interpreted real life events. It charted the rise and fall of the Mafia, a word you never hear in the movie. That is because a mob family father declared omerta and created the first Italian American anti-defamation league just to keep the movie in line , again putting cement shoes on a legend.
The Godfather is a family film, which raises the question of which family?
Some of the more romantic film analysts point to the Borgias, the pezzonavante who pulled the strings on the political puppets of the 15th and 16th centuries. The Borgias have been accused of all manner of crime, sin and naked ambition, pissing off the Medici family, the House of Sforza, and the Roman Catholic Church. The family assimilated so high into the upper echelons of medieval European society that they had their own seats at the Vatican and two of them became pope. Alfons de Borja was Pope Callixtus III from 1455–1458 and Rodrigo Lanzol Borgia was Pope Alexander VI from 1492–1503. Cesare Borgia passed up being pope to roam the countryside with an assassin sidekick. Sancha of Aragon could be considered the Kay Francis (Diane Keaton) of the family that financed the Renaissance.
The Corleones are also part of the Five Families and Don Vito Corleone himself is a composite of real-life mobsters Frank Costello, Carlo Gambino, and Joe Profaci.
Don Corleone, in the book and the movie, had a reputation for being a reasonable man, a modest man who will always listen to reason. As a reasonable man, he is willing to do whatever is necessary to find a peaceful solution to problems. Frank Costello, of the Luciano/Genovese family, was known as "The Prime Minister" of the Mafia. He stayed out of the limelight that put mobsters like Al Capone in the headlines and jail. The diplomatic Costello opted for reason over violence and had enough judges and politicians in his pocket to stay in power.
In Mario Puzo's book, Vito Corleone and Frank Costello were born in the same year. Vito Andolini was born in Corleone, Sicily, the city that gave him his famous name, on December 7, 1891. Costello was born January 26, 1891, in Cassano all'Ionio, Italy. Costello made money off harmless vices like gambling and bootlegging, had operations in Las Vegas and Cuba, and kept his soldiers from dealing heroin. Like Corleone, Costello survived a hit, and died of natural causes. But he went to jail a few times and was usurped on the Commission.
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A poppy to remember
Added Nov 3, 2011
Winnipeg, Canada
It's that time of year and I thought yesterday that I really need to get a poppy. Then I remembered the dark red wool felt I had and thought I must be able to make one with it. The little plastic ones you get here in Canada come with a little curved straight pin and I always lose them within an hour or two. I thought I would secure it with a little maple leaf pin I got at a Canada Day event this year, but my final product proved far too thick, even the second try with only two layers. I wound up sewing a safety pin to the back and it works just fine.
I did a search and found this tutorial ( http://nheilke.com/blog/?p=1602 ) which gave a nice template and the idea to use two flower tiers, instead of just the one layer of petals the plastic poppies have. I tried just the larger petals and the flower centre for a second poppy, but I find that I prefer the one based on the tutorial. I have pictures of both here.
I thought after making it that I would like the poppy just a smidge bigger (1/2 to 1 cm wider in diameter) but my husband thinks it looks better the size it is now (which is about the size of a traditional plastic poppy anyways). Thinking more about it, he is probably right because it is meant for remembrance and not to be too showy.
Yea! no more lost poppies or stick pins in the, ahem… chest- ouch!
Material Notes
small scraps of dark red and black wool felt. Embroidery floss (3 strands) in dark red and black. safety pin
- felt poppies for Remembrance Day
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Nov 3, 2011, 06.17 PMby domestic-divaonline
Pretty flower. I have a friend who loves to felt wool. I'll send her your link.
Nov 3, 2011, 06.00 AMby schnui
What a very special idea. Thank-you for sharing it. I will get in and make one too, because we remember on the 11th of the 11th here in Australia and NZ as well.
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Taylor Swift has made a $10,000 donation to a Massachusetts school for deaf children after it was targeted in an internet prank.
Swift launched a Facebook.com competition to perform a gig at whichever school pulled in the highest number of votes and jokers nominated Horace Mann School for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing.
The local public school in Allston pulled in thousands of votes as pranksters organised a campaign to increase students' chances of winning, but contest bosses decided to remove Horace Mann from the running due to the way it took the lead.
However, Swift has shown off her generous side by handing over a personal donation of $10,000, which has been matched by four other sponsor companies, as well as a ticket for every student to her next local concert.
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Henry Ford Risner, 84, died Thursday, July 14, 2011 in Fritch, Texas.Cremation is under the direction of Minton Chatwell Funeral Directors of Fritch.Henry was born April 28, 1927 in Wheeler, Texas. He graduated from Wheeler High School in 1945, and attended Wayland Baptist College for a year. Henry retired from Frank Phillps College in Maintenance, and was married to Twyla Ann Cleveland Risner for 36 years. He served in the merchant marines during WW II, receiving an honorable discharge. Henry was not considered a veteran in the merchant marines until 1987. He received numerous medals including, the Atlantic war zone medal, national defense medal, American campaign medal, and the good conduct medal. Henry was a lifetime member of the American legion, avid bowler, and a rock hound.Henry is survived by a son - Phillip Stanley Risner and wife Mary of Austin, a step son - Tommy Gariepy and wife June of Borger, a daughter - Aletha Cay Armstrong of Littleton, CO, a step daughter - Mary Risner Hughes and husband Alan of Fritch, (13) grandchildren, (14) great grandchildren, and one great great grandchild. He is preceded in death by his wife, November 21, 2006, and two brothers - Scotty and Adrian Risner.To send condolences, sign the online guestbook at www.mintonchatwell.com.


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I called the number listed next to the charge and was told that they wouldn't refund my money as the "free trial period" was over. Checking the math on that, that's exactly 14 days from the date I PLACED the initial order. Nowhere near the promised 30 day trial and certainly not a charge that was authorized to my account. When I could finally get the "customer service agent" to stop reading from his script and listen to me, he had no clue what to do.
I told him that I hoped the call was being recorded and asked for a supervisor. He put me on hold for a half an hour. I finally gave up and hung up, as I sincerely doubt a supervisor exists and if they do, they obviously had no intention of speaking with me anytime today. This is so wrong - I will be contacting an attorney.
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Hartsville, SC- With just 6:45 left in the game Coker was leading Pfeiffer by 10 points in men's collegiate basketball Monday night, but that lead did not last. The Falcons of Pfeiffer proceeded to go on a 15-0 run to take a 67-65 lead over Coker with just 3:22 remaining. The Cobras cut the lead to two with 0:21 left, but a Stevie Evans (West Columbia, SC) foul sent Quintel Maxwell to the free throw line, where he sank both shots and then a pair of foul shots by Logan Call with 0:10 left put the game out of the Cobras reach.
In the end the Falcons won, 76-72, improving their record to 10-4 overall, and 6-2 in Conference Carolinas play. Coker falls to 5-11 overall, and 3-6 in the conference.
The game was evenly matched throughout, while Coker held a slight lead in shooting percentage, 51.9 percent to 38.2 percent, Pfeiffer was unstoppable from the charity stripe, shooting 90.5 percent to Coker's 76.9 percent.
Mason Ambler (Atlanta, GA) earned the first double-double of his Coker career scoring a game high 22 points with 12 rebounds and three assists. The guard tandem of Lukas Varga (Pawleys Island, SC) and Josh Poston (Myrtle Beach, SC) added 24 points and eight assists between the two of them, while Varga scoring 13 with an assist and Poston picking up the other 11 with a season high seven assists. Also, picking up a season high was Boycho Branzov (Bulgaria) with eight boards.
For Pfeiffer, Maxwell was a team leader with 20 points off the bench and three assists, while big man Call added 17 points and nine rebounds in the paint. Chris Woods was the only other Falcon in double figures with 11 points and six rebounds.
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I've heard tales of ARRRGGGHHHH moments from fellow researchers--most having to do with relatives who hid family history information, records, or photos from the rest of the family.
Thou shalt not covet, I know, but I sure do covet certain relatives' closets, in which, I imagine, lurks every birth record I have hunted for thirty years! Once, I finally obtained a baptismal certificate for which I had spent years hunting. I announced the great news to an aunt, who said, "Oh, I have that baptismal certificate, and I think it says something entirely different."
What do these moments tell us as researchers? We have to be pests. Family history insects. We have to pester and pester and bug our family members until we are quite sure we cannot wring any more information out of them. Then we have to try anew with greater effort to find out more.
Usually, after such an ARRRGGGHHHH moment, when I ask a relative why he or she did not inform me of the key information previously, the equally bewildered relative answers, "You never asked." Sometimes people truly forget a piece of family information, and do need to be asked very specifically about it. Other times, our relatives do not realize how much time and effort we family historians put into our work. They have no idea how important a record or fact may be to us. They may even assume that we know what they know!
I recently discovered the surname of my great grandmother's sister. I have been researching this particular family, on and off, since I was eight years old. I hit a brick wall decades ago with that family line.
When I called my mother to share the great news, she said, "I knew that name. I wrote to her when I was a young girl."
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It's Pickleball season! Now, what the heck is Pickleball?
Each Tuesday afternoon at the town tennis courts, a strange cadre of people, carrying odd racquets and yellow whiffle balls, take to the playing surface.
It is not the U.S. Open.
It is not tennis.
The people play "Pickleball" each Tuesday evening from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. and they're looking for more converts to the sport.
It is played with what looks like an oversized table-tennis paddle, on a shortened court. It is a doubles-only format, at least under the canopy of trees in Mammoth, and it looks like a load of fun.
So far, there are nine to 11 people who play every week, at least one pair of Arizonans who call themselves "Heat Birds" who have been coming to Mammoth for years.
The pickleballers have been at this for the past three years and their season is just warming up.
Visitors and beginners are welcome.
Originally invented as a backyard pastime, pickleball is now an organized sport represented by national and international governing bodies.
Since its inception in 1965, pickleball has spread across the United States and into Canada. It is now beginning to spread around the world.
The United States Pickleball Association estimates there are more than 100,000 active pickleball players in the country alone.
The game started during the summer of 1965 on Bainbridge Island at the home of Congressman Joel Pritchard of Washington State.
He and two of his friends, William Bell and Barney McCallum, returned from golf and found their families bored one Saturday afternoon. They attempted to set up badminton but no one could find the shuttlecock.
They improvised with a whiffle ball, lowered the badminton net, and fabricated paddles of plywood from a nearby shed.
The unusual name of the game originated with Joan Pritchard, who said it reminded her of the "Pickle Boat" in crew where oarsmen were chosen from the leftovers of other boats.
But the popular story told today is that it was named after the family dog.
As the story is told, the whiffle ball belonged to the dog.
Whenever an errant shot happened, "Pickles" would run and try to get the ball and hide it. They named the game for their dog's ball, "Pickles' Ball," then it became Pickleball. It's a good story, but the truth is the Pritchard family didn't get the dog until 1967.
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Joe Dilley, owner and operator of Joe's Guide Service in Alaska, can't get enough Moose-ghetti. It's one of his favorite meals in the crock pot, he told NPR, sounding a bit bashful. Besides the Alaskan-Italian fusion dish, he was full of moose cooking tips.
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On the jacket of the 30-odd books he has written, Ian Rankin is pictured holding up the lapels on his leather jacket to his chin, like wannabe Danny from Grease, or the Fonz. So I don't recognise him, a man who has made £25 million, hunched over a cappuccino in the corner of an Edinburgh café, wearing a scruffy T-shirt and khaki trousers, messy jet-black hair and bits of croissant nestled on his chest. Proof, then, that you should never judge a book by its cover.
The 52-year-old tells me the picture was taken by Rankin, the mono-named celebrity photographer, which the arguably more famous Rankin is a bit embarrassed about, because "everyone thinks it's a self-portrait. It was taken years ago. I think the only reason they still use it is because it cost a fortune."
Anyway, this Rankin isn't cocky or arrogant at all: he is quiet, thoughtful, straightforward. "I don't have many friends," he says at one point, which surprises me; there would be no more engaging a friend to have. "It's not because I'm a misanthrope. It's because I'm reserved. I'm self-contained. I get all my adventures in my head when I'm writing my books."
And what adventures readers of his crime novels have encountered. We have met to discuss his announcement, made to rapturous applause at the Hay Festival this week, that he has written a new Rebus novel.
Rankin retired the hard-drinking detective five years ago, when the character reached 60, retirement age for police in Scotland. A real-life change in Scottish employment law has allowed the author to bring him back, and so Standing in Another Man's Grave will be published in November.
Since the last Rebus novel, Exit Music, Rankin has dreamt up another detective – Malcolm Fox, a sober, serious type who investigates corrupt police, and whom Rankin describes as "the anti-Rebus"; the second Fox book, The Impossible Dead, is already out. In Rankin's next novel, Fox and Rebus will come up against each other. "There are many reasons for bringing him back," says Rankin. "Firstly, it is his 25th anniversary. Secondly, I knew exactly the case he would be working on. I wanted to bring him back before he got too geriatric, but I wondered if he would still be there in my mind. And he was. All the characters were there."
The Rebus novels, like most of Rankin's work, are set in the place he knows best: Edinburgh. Though he has lived in London and the Dordogne, it is here that he calls home. Born in Fife, he went to university in the Scottish capital, and lives with his wife and two sons just up the road from the café we have met in.
His eldest child, Jack, is studying Classics at Newcastle, while his 17-year-old, Kit, lives at home. Kit has Angelman Syndrome, a neuro-genetic disorder that causes developmental disability. He cannot walk or talk or sign, and communicates, says Rankin, "through noises. We know when he is hungry or bored or tired. But he is a very sociable kid. He has a good life. He goes skiing and horse riding."
But when Kit turns 18 next month, he will have to make the transition from children's care to "adult services", "which is like going back to square one. He is at the Edinburgh School for the Blind, but once he leaves we have to sit down with social services and discuss what is the best for him. We don't know whether he will be going into a home for adults with special needs, or going somewhere for the day and then coming back at night. We don't know where the best facility for him might be, whether it would even be in Scotland. It could be in Exeter for all we know."
Caring for Kit has been made even harder by some bewildering bureaucracy. "We had to apply for guardianship recently, despite the fact we are his parents. We had to go through the courts and spend thousands of pounds to prove we were suitable guardians for him, that we are able to make decisions for our own son. But we've got that now."
Rankin does not sound angry or bitter or incensed, though he says it is frustrating. He is, I imagine, a pretty relaxed guy, who loves music and ale and Raith Rovers – he often sees Gordon Brown at matches, who emails him "to ask if I am going. Once he even asked if I could get him a ticket."
A "floating voter" himself, Rankin is not political and is doubtful that plans for Scottish independence will take off. "Nobody at the moment is totting up the figures and working out how the economy is going to run itself. The SNP used to say an independent Scotland would be like Iceland or Ireland, but they've had to change that now, haven't they?"
Alex Salmond is, he says, "really great until someone disagrees with him, and then he becomes a bit shrill". Would Rankin become involved in politics, I ask? "No!" he booms. Of course not. He's too clever for that.
'The Impossible Dead' by Ian Rankin (Orion Books) is available to order from Telegraph Books at £7.99 + £1.10 p&p. To order, call 0844 871 1515 or visit books.telegraph.co.uk. Further details: rebusisback.com


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About Well & Being Spa at Fairmont Scottsdale Princess
Surrounded by some of the most stunning scenery in the Southwest, The Fairmont Scottsdale Princess faces the rugged McDowell Mountains on one side and the magnificent Sonoran Desert on the other. The Well & Being Spa, inspired by the local environment, offers treatments such as the Arizona Aloe Eucalyptus Scrub. Many of the treatments make use of the Havasupai Waterfall on the spa's first level. The spa's extensive fitness center and programs can ensure a healthful vacation.


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At a town hall meeting addressing HIV/AIDS held in Harlem last week, famous singer and longtime HIV/AIDS advocate Dionne Warwick had a request for former President Bill Clinton: Do more HIV/AIDS work here in the U.S. Warwick said during the meeting, "[Clinton] has done an enormous amount of work outside of the country ... I will confront President Clinton and ask 'Why?'"
The New York Daily News reported:
In Central and East Harlem, the rate of HIV diagnoses and people living with HIV/AIDS is more than twice the rate in New York City, according to the Centers for Disease Control. .
One out of every 38 residents in East and Central Harlem is HIV positive, compared to just over 1 out of 100 citywide, statistics show.
"It's as dire [in the U.S.] as it is anywhere else," Warwick told the Daily News of the deadly disease. "[Clinton] can look out of his [Harlem] office window ... I want to get an appointment with him I also want him to make it clear that he is concerned about his next-door neighbor."
A request for comment from Clinton was not returned. The former president started the Clinton Health Access Initiative in 2002, which is a global organization focused on expanding access to care and treatment for HIV/AIDS and other diseases.
Other panelists included actress Sheryl Lee Ralph; former Manhattan Borough President C. Virginia Fields and TheBody.com's blogger Rae Lewis-Thornton.
Kellee Terrell is the former news editor for TheBody.com and TheBodyPRO.com.
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News Corp wants to get into the education market and plans to introduce a tablet for students called the Amplify Tablet.
The Amplify Tablet will be a 10 inch tablet running Google Android with a custom user interface and educational software. It's manufactured by Asus, but it will be sold under the Amplify brand (much like the Asus-built Nexus 7 tablet is sold by Google). It features an NVIDIA Tegra 3 processor, an 8.5 hour battery, an IPS display, and a 5MP camera. According to the spec sheet, it's "similar to the Asus Transformer Pad TF300TL),
The tablets will sell for $299 and up, and News Corp will also charge schools a subscription fee for software and support. A higher-end Amplify Tablet Plus, for students who do not have wireless access at home, comes with a 4G data plan and costs $349.
On Wednesday at the SXSWedu conference in Austin, Texas, Joel Klein, a former New York City schools chancellor, who leads the unit of News Corporation made the official announcement.
According the the NY Times, the Amplify Tablet enters a market crowded with competitors trying to tap into K-12 classrooms, which spend around $3 billion a year on traditional textbooks, according to the Association of American Publishers.
Comcast's NBCUniversal has a service called NBC Learn that uses material from NBC News. Apple has sold thousands of iPads to schools and analysts expect K-12 to become a larger piece of its business. Barnes & Noble and Amazon have both positioned their e-reader devices as options for schools.
iTunes U, launched in 2005 with a partnership with Stanford University, expanded in 2007, and then became a dedicated app last year. Over 1 billion eTextbooks have been downloaded from iTunes U over the last six years with over 1,200 colleges and universities and over 1,200 K-12 schools currently using the service.
University of Texas at Austin President Bill Powers will make the case on Saturday, March 9, for the research institution as a partner and driver of innovation. The SXSW Startup Village consolidates much of what already happens at SXSW Interactive into one location.
Bill Gates was the headliner at SXSWedu, the newest of the SXSW events and the only one focused on education and technology.
Gates said that although most costs for educational technology are coming down, "Internet access is the most expensive piece" of edtech — even more so than student hardware devices. That, he said, has to change, since Internet access is not just important in the classroom, but for learning to continue at home.


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10 Great Fall Activities
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Make lucky bracelets with lentils and black eyed peas for a New Years art project to remember all year!
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Gourd painting is a fun fall activity that makes for perfect Thanksgiving decorations. Try gourd painting with your child for some seasonal fun this autumn.
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- 2 tablespoons soft unsalted butter, plus additional for sauteing
- 4 ounces cream cheese, room temperature
- 1 1/2 tablespoons guava marmalade, plus additional for drizzling (recommended: LaFe)
- 5 ounces diced strawberries
- 3 ounces guava shells (recommended: LaFe)
- 4 thick slices Pullman-style bread, refrigerated
- Powdered sugar, for dusting
Egg Batter:
- 6 extra-large eggs
- 1 tablespoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 4 ounces whole milk
- 4 ounces evaporated milk
- 10 ounces corn cereal (recommended: Cornflakes)
- 6 ounces sliced almonds
- In a medium bowl, using a hand beater, beat the 2 tablespoons of butter, and the cream cheese until combined. Add the marmalade and mix until incorporated, then fold in the strawberries and guava shells, using a rubber scraper. Transfer the mixture to a pastry bag fitted with a large tip.
- Make an incision (pocket) on the crust side of the 4 pieces of bread about 3/4 of the way through. The incision will allow you to stuff the pocket. Leave the slices with the incision, covered, at room temperature before stuffing. Gently stuff the room temperature slices with the filling. Refrigerate the stuffed slices with the pocket opening facing up for 20 to 30 minutes.
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees F.
Egg batter:
- Add all the ingredients to a medium shallow bowl and mix well.
French Toast:
- Add the corn cereal and almonds to a sheet pan and crush together. Dip the bread slices in the egg batter and then into the cereal mixture.
- Put a large skillet on medium-high heat and add 3 to 4 tablespoons butter. When the butter has melted add the stuffed bread slices and brown on 1 side, then flip and put the skillet in oven for 8 minutes. Remove the skillet from the oven and transfer the toast to a serving platter. Drizzle with guava marmalade and a dusting of powdered sugar before serving.
- This recipe was provided by professional chefs and has been scaled down from a bulk recipe provided by a restaurant. The Food Network Kitchens chefs have not tested this recipe, in the proportions indicated, and therefore, we cannot make any representation as to the results.


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Last week I had the pleasure of attending the Interior Design Show (IDS) in Toronto. It was my first
visit. As a blogger, attending Blogpodium, I had an all access media pass to the previews, the Gala and Trade Day.
I did stop by the Gala on thursday night and I must admit it was overwhelming. So many people. However, I had a great time walking the show, sipping some champagne and spotting the design celebs.
My daughter had strict instructions for me to tell Tommy (Smythe) hello and that she thought he was hilarious. Ha! Alas...that opportunity did not arise.
Friday morning I returned for what I
felt was the highlight of my IDS experience -- Blogpodium.
The panel was great!
Margot Austin, Canadian House & Home
Kate Moore, CityLine and Jennifer Flores, Rambling Renovators
Moderated by Leigh-Ann Allaire, Benjamin Moore
Inspiring and useful information on Blogs & Media.
Although all the panelists had great tips and advice, I especially related to Margot Austin's remarks. I thought she provided some valuable insight into the world of print media and the appeal of a well edited blog. She also stressed the importance of giving credit where credit is due. For example, giving proper credit for photography and links to the original content.
Kimberley Seldon's advice to provide original content was key. This is something I really try to do on my blog. It is also what typically appeals to me about other blogs - fresh ideas, original photography.
I also loved the BlogPodium booklet that Lindsay Stephenson produced. What a lovely memento and tool for connecting.
Blogpodium provided a unique opportunity to meet many fellow Canadian bloggers. Events like these are so valuable! Congratulations to Lindsay Stephenson and Jennifer Flores for organizing an amazing morning! I can't wait to go to the next one.
Bonus: we all left with great swag from generous sponsors including Indigo Books & Music, Home Depot Canada, CB2, Benjamin Moore, Pure Green Magazine, & Canadian House & Home
After Blogpodium, I spent the day getting a better look at IDS.
I met up with Dianne Medieros (psst she's a very talented decorator) and we toured the show.
I thought the highlight of the show was Studio North. I enjoyed seeing artisans and boutiques showcasing their unique Canadian talents. I'd love to see more of that next time....
Above are a small selection of stand out booths from the show.


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By James B. Kelleher
(Reuters) - A Michigan Supreme Court justice announced plans on Monday to step down from the bench after a judicial watchdog accused her of "blatant and brazen" ethics violations in a series of real-estate deals and filed an emergency petition for her suspension.
Attorneys for Justice Diane Hathaway, who is already the target of a federal complaint alleging mortgage fraud, informed the court on Monday she would resign effective January 21, according to a Michigan Supreme Court spokeswoman - nearly four years before her term expires.
The attorneys told the court that Hathaway, who was elected to the high court in 2008, would recuse herself from all official business until then, the spokeswoman said.
In a statement, Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette said he expected Governor Rick Snyder to quickly appoint a successor.
The announcement of Hathaway's pending resignation came after the Michigan Judicial Tenure Commission filed an 18-page complaint against her with the Michigan Supreme Court, accusing her of fraudulently concealing assets when she and her husband sold a home in the Detroit suburbs in 2011 in a so-called "short sale."
The complaint alleges the couple lied to their lender when they sold the property for about $600,0000 less than they owed on it and, citing financial hardship, persuaded the bank to forgive the outstanding loan principal.
The commission said Hathaway and her husband engaged in a series of sham transactions, temporarily transferring other properties they owned to relatives to hide assets from the bank.
One of those deals, the sale of a property in Windermere, Florida, with an assessed value of $664,682 to Hathaway's stepdaughter for $10, has drawn scrutiny from federal prosecutors.
In November, they filed a civil forfeiture complaint against Hathaway and her husband in federal court in Florida, seeking forfeiture of the Windermere home.
In the complaint, prosecutors allege Hathaway and her husband "systematically and fraudulently transferred property and hid assets" to support the claim they could not pay off the mortgage on the home in suburban Detroit.
"Given the gravity of ongoing federal allegations and today's unprecedented Judicial Tenure Commission complaint, it is in the people's best interest that Justice Hathaway step down," State Attorney General Schuette said in a statement.
Before being elected to the Michigan Supreme Court, Hathaway, a Democrat, served for 16 years as a judge on the Wayne County Circuit Court.
A call to Hathaway's attorney, Steve Fishman, for comment was not immediately returned on Monday.
But in a response to the federal complaint in the fall, Fishman said Hathaway and her husband relied on the advice of an attorney during the short sale process and that the bank either did know or should have known about the property transfer.
Shortly after the short sale of the Detroit property, Hathaway's stepdaughter transferred the Florida property back to the couple for $10.
Hathaway and her husband have not been charged with any crime.
(Reporting by James B. Kelleher; Editing by Cynthia Johnston and M.D. Golan)


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St. Louis Cardinals Chairman Bill DeWitt Jr. will lead the committee to find a successor to baseball Commissioner Bud Selig.
Chicago White Sox Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf also is on the seven-member panel announced Thursday, which includes Colorado Chairman Dick Monfort, Philadelphia President Dave Montgomery, Angels owner Arte Moreno, Pittsburgh Chairman Bob Nutting and Minnesota CEO Jim Pohlad.
The committee is to identify the candidate or candidates for Major League Baseball's executive council, which is to make a recommendation to owners. A 75% vote among 30 clubs is needed for election.
Selig, who has headed baseball since 1992, announced last fall he plans to retire in January.
New York Yankees outfielder Carlos Beltran was placed on the 15-day disabled list Thursday because a pain-relief injection did not ease the effects of a bone spur in his right elbow. ... The Toronto Blue Jays put outfielder Colby Rasmus on the 15-day DL because of a sore right hamstring and recalled outfielder Anthony Gose from triple-A Buffalo. ...
The Cleveland Indians placed outfielder Nyjer Morgan on the 15-day DL because of a sprained right knee. The Oakland Athletics acquired outfielder and first baseman Kyle Blanks from the San Diego Padres in exchange for minor league outfielder Jake Goebbert and a player to be named. The A's designated longest-tenured player Daric Barton for assignment.


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RICHMOND — An expected rise in Virginians' paychecks will help fuel a nearly 8 percent increase in the state spending for the 24 months beginning July 1, 2014, if Gov. Bob McDonnell's final budget proposal becomes law.
Those plans, which McDonnell outlined Monday, include an increase in Medicaid spending, more funds to pay for revised state standards for schools, money to boost emergency and community mental health services, funds for housing the homeless, and a plan to offer support to young people in foster care until they are 21, up from the current cutoff at 18.


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Virginia 'Virgie' Munoz
Virginia "Virgie" Munoz, 53, of Big Spring died Sunday, Dec. 19, 2010, at Scenic Mountain Medical Center. Vigil Services will be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Myers & Smith Chapel. Funeral mass will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church with burial at Mt. Olive Memorial Park.


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Michelle had some chairs that had some pretty dirty/ugly upholstery. She also had a breakfast nook that her husband Ty built, but although Ty is a fantastic carpenter, he isn't so much of an upholsterer, so the fabric was looking a little sad. Unfortunately, I forgot to take before pictures. Since this was a rushed project, I had to just go to the store and choose some fabric, hoping she'd like it well enough. I chose Richloom Solarium Cirque in Spring and Waverly Evening Scroll in Stone. Both were 50% off, so it wasn't too bad, considering I had to buy about 8 yards total.
I spent about 5 hours doing the four chairs, including removing staples and taking off the old fabric, which is the least fun part of reupholstering. These chairs were the easiest upholstery project I've done so far.
The next day I came back and spent about 8 hours on the bench. I had sore hands from the staple gun and pretty much an entirely sore body from sitting on the floor with a great big belly, but I was determined to get it done. No matter what.
And I did.
At least Michelle got to take the chairs.
P.S. If you go to Michelle's blog, check out the Monty Python inspired header (designed by me).
P.S. If you go to Michelle's blog, check out the Monty Python inspired header (designed by me).