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October 16, 2007
Contact: Ben Sherman, NOAA Public Affairs
NOAA, USGS, NPS Scientists Document Deep-water Coral Mortality Event
Scientists from NOAA, in cooperation with researchers from the U.S. Geological Survey and National Park Service, are reporting the first description of coral loss on a deep U.S. Caribbean reef. Their findings are reported in this month's issue of the journal Continental Shelf Research. The coral mortality event on a deep reef was detected off St. John in the U.S. Caribbean using a remotely operated vehicle (ROV) deployed from the NOAA ship Nancy Foster noted during a sea floor mapping mission in 2005.
"Over the past 30 years we have seen a tremendous decrease in live coral cover on shallow reefs in the Caribbean," said Mark Monaco, a marine biologist from NOAA's Center for Coastal Monitoring and Assessment. "The extensive loss of coral on this deep reef is especially noteworthy since deep reefs could serve as a source of future recruits for shallow reefs during times of stress. Considering the lack of data on deep reefs there is a critical need to map and monitor their condition and investigate possible ecological linkages with shallow reefs."
The well-documented degradation of shallower reefs that are often closer to land and more vulnerable to pollution, sewage, and other human-related stressors has led to the suggestion that deeper, more remote offshore reefs were less vulnerable. Yet the distribution, status, and ecological roles of Caribbean reefs deeper than 30 meters are not well known. Using video and pictures taken from the ROV, coral cover decline was estimated at 25 percent. In stark contrast to the typical pattern of coral loss in shallow reefs, the deeper corals were most affected. This report is the first description of such a pattern of coral loss on a deep U.S. Caribbean reef. Funding for this cruise came from NOAA's Coral Reef Conservation Program.
Coral reefs are some of the most biologically rich and economically valuable ecosystems on Earth. Corals contribute to the food supply and provide jobs and income, coastal protection, and other important services to billions of people worldwide. Yet they are threatened by an increasing array of impacts from overexploitation, pollution, habitat loss, invasive species, diseases, bleaching, and global climate change.
Rapid decline and loss of these valuable, ancient, and complex marine ecosystems have significant social, economic, and environmental consequences in the United States and around the world. As a principal steward of the nation's marine resources, NOAA helps coastal communities, managers, scientists, and other partners to understand and sustainably manage coral reef ecosystems.
In 2007 NOAA, an agency of the U.S. Commerce Department, celebrates 200 years of science and service to the nation. From the establishment of the Survey of the Coast in 1807 by Thomas Jefferson to the formation of the Weather Bureau and the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries in the 1870's, much of America's scientific heritage is rooted in NOAA.
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Tributes have poured in after the passing of Ghana's much-loved son and the former Secretary-General of the United Nations, Kofi Annan...
Increasing India-Africa trade ties remains a priority for India in reflecting a shared history and a common vision for the future of both regions...
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LONDON, UK: Here are the nominations for the D&AD Awards. See this year's In Book winners and Nominations below. Yellow Pencil winners will be revealed on Wednesday 12 June at the Awards Ceremony.
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NEW YORK, US: The Midas Awards, for the World's Best Financial Advertising, announced the award winners for the 2012 competition. This year's Midas Grand Jury awarded one Grand Midas, 26 Gold Ingots, 46 Silver Ingots, and 63 Finalists. The 2012 Midas Awards competition received entries from 28 countries and is reputed to be the only international competition that recognises excellence in financial services communications on a global scale.
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LAUSANNE, SWITZERLAND: IMD, a top-ranked global business school based in Switzerland, has announced the findings of its annual World Competitiveness Yearbook (WCY). The WCY rankings measure how well countries manage their economic and human resources to increase their prosperity.
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NEW YORK, US: Global consumer confidence increased one index point last quarter to 89, while Europe led confidence declines in 24 of the region's 27 measured markets, according to fourth quarter 2011 global consumer confidence findings from Nielsen, a leading global provider of information and insights into what consumers watch and buy.
8 Feb 2012
NEW YORK, US: Global online consumer confidence fell for the seventh consecutive quarter as confidence in 31 of 56 global markets measured declined, according to from Nielsen, a leading global provider of insights and analytics into what consumers watch and buy.
9 Nov 2011
LIMA, PERU: Use of official advertising to reward or punish news media and government takeovers of media in several parts of the Americas continue to be powerful weapons used to hinder the free flow of information, the Inter American Press Association (IAPA) concluded on winding up its 67th General Assembly held recently in Lima, Peru.
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NEW YORK, US: Consumer confidence fell in 25 out of 52 countries in Q4 2010 as hope for a global economic recovery evaporated at the end of last year, according to the latest edition of the Nielsen Global Consumer Confidence Index, which tracks consumer confidence, major concerns and spending intentions among online consumers.
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MIAMI, US: The inaugural Festival of Media LatAm 2010 in Miami is said to have been a resounding success, attended by over 500 delegates from the Latin American and global media and marketing community. The winners of the Festival of Media LatAm Awards were announced at the close of the Festival.
29 Oct 2010
NEW YORK, US: After an upbeat start to the year with two consecutive quarters of increases in optimism, global consumer confidence fell three points in September to an Index of 90 as consumers' hopes for a full economic recovery this year fades in most parts of the world, according to the latest edition of the Nielsen Global Consumer Confidence Index.
27 Oct 2010
MIAMI, US: Latam's jury of advertisers, media specialists and advertising experts has deliberated over work from 44 agencies across 11 countries in Latin America - covering entries from 77 brands in total. A shortlist of 45 entries has been announced.
22 Oct 2010
NUREMBERG, GERMANY: The global photo market is once again experiencing growth, after some regions recorded a decline in the previous year. For 2010, GfK Retail and Technology is forecasting sales of 141 million digital cameras, which even represents an increase on the high levels seen in 2008. These findings have been recorded in view of the upcoming photokina trade fair in Cologne.
20 Sep 2010
ATLANTA, US: CNN has announced the launch of a new initiative for journalism students, called CNN iReport University, linked to iReport, the network's user-generated news community.
16 Sep 2010
MIAMI, US: Biz Stone, co-founder of social media phenomenon Twitter, and Vicente Fox, president of Mexico 2000 - 2006, are the first two keynote speakers confirmed for the inaugural Festival of Media LatAm, October 24-26th 2010 in Miami.
15 Sep 2010
MIAMI, US: The first Festival of Media LatAm will celebrate the creativity and innovative thinking that is at the heart of media communications across the LatAm region with an inaugural Award - The Festival of Media LatAm Campaign of the Year Award 2010. And it's time to enter.
8 Sep 2010
LONDON, UK: As BP pledges to protect "small" people, Cream and Today Translations examines other examples of poorly chosen words, translation gaffes and cultural blunders.
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Woman Descending the Staircase (Frau die Treppe herabgehend), 1965
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198 x 128 cm (79 x 51 in.)
Roy J. and Frances R. Friedman Endowment; gift of Lannan Foundation, 1997.176
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Throughout his career, Gerhard Richter has alternated between figuration and abstraction, maintaining his characteristic emotional reserve and consummate skill in both modes. The aesthetic territory that he explored in his Photo Paintings of the mid- and late 1960s tended to the assertively mundane. Most of these canvases reproduce apparently ordinary images. In this context, Woman Descending a Staircase is exceptional, distinguished by the elegance of the subject, the formality and drama of the composition, and even the work's glossy, silver-blue brushwork. This may be Richter's most glamorous painting. These qualities encourage speculation about the woman's identity, which remains unknown. Woman Descending the Staircase is not, however, a celebrity portrait. More typological than individual, the work addresses the way photography and painting create impressions of beauty, elegance, and glamour.


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Comedian and political commentator Bill Maher, during the taping of last night's episode of HBO's Real Time with Bill Maher, was dealt the unfortunate hand of having to deal with numerous raucous audience members spouting 9/11 conspiracy theories.
Maher, known for his controversial take on current events, said that his view of the 9/11 attacks are "the only time I defend [President] Bush."
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[9/11 conspiracy theorists] often linger outside his studio to share 9/11 conspiracy theories with [Maher] and try to get into the show.
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Maher was talking science during one of his weekly panel discussions when a protester in his audience stood up, held up a smuggled-in sign reading "9/11 is a cover up fraud" and shouted comments to the same effect.
The host tried to shout down the audience member, who only became more agitated.
"Do we have some (expletive) security in this building," Maher yelled, "or do I have to come down there and kick his (expletive)?"
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Several other protesters, sprinkled throughout the audience, then stood up and shouted.
While Maher could have not let the issue get to him, the way he handled the situation had to have been retribution for all of the athletes who have been heckled or have had objects thrown at them by fans, and for all of the celebrities who have been stalked — almost all of them not retaliating (you know who you are… Milton Bradley).
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If you're hosting a Mother's Day brunch, you should probably serve some coffee (maybe iced, since the weather's getting warm) and some fresh-squeezed juice. But if you're going the extra mile, a cocktail will elevate your celebration and make sure everyone has an excellent time. These are a few of our favorite brunch drinks, all tasty and refreshing, offering a range of flavors for your guests.
The Blur
This drink is served at one of our favorite brunch spots: NOPA in San Francisco. The cocktail, served in a Champagne flute, is fizzy and tart and light—definitely a crowd-pleaser. Intriguing herbal flavors from Chartreuse and Maraschino liqueurs enhance whatever sparkling wine you choose, but the key is the fresh lime juice that brings things into balance.
Bittersweet, appetite-whetting Campari comes together with Cocchi Rosa (or sweet vermouth), fizzy club soda, and Prosecco, plus a little absinthe in this delicious drink. The result is bubbly and refreshing with great citrus and herb aspects and a lightly bittered flavor. If Mom is a fan of Negronis or Americanos, serve this one.
Lemon Belllini
This citrusy bellini variation is super-easy to make and refreshing to drink, lightly tart and just a little more sophisticated than the standard peach version. Feel free to garnish with an additional scoop of lemon sorbet or a few berries.
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If some of your guests aren't quite convinced that it's cocktail hour yet, this practically healthy citrus-based drink will help. It's basically just freshly squeezed white grapefruit juice with lemon (and a touch of botanical gin and elderflower liqueur, cough.) Just don't let them drink it too fast—this stuff is super tasty and goes down easy.
Kiwi Cooler
If your mom is a whiz in the kitchen, she's probably handy with herbs. This refreshing and fruity drink calls in tarragon, which offers an anisey flavor that works really nicely with with botanical side of gin and the sweet flavor of a muddled kiwi.
Grapefruit and Ginger Sparkler
Citrus just seems right at brunch, and we have a weakness for ginger-flavored cocktails, so this fizzy drink is an easy favorite. There's no need to use fancy Champagne here; your favorite Cava or Prosecco will do just fine.
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Simple is the name of the game if you're hosting brunch for a crowd. Here, puckeringly tart cherry juice, found at most organic markets, pairs perfectly with tangy lime and vodka. To temper all that tartness, this drink calls for a splash of sweet Cointreau (or whatever triple sec you have on hand) which offers a nice complementary orange flavor.
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This pale pink beauty is sweet, a little tart, and has a hint of basil at the end. If you happen to have a bottle of sparkling rosé, it would be perfect in this fizzy cocktail, which is flavored with fresh strawberries and diced rhubarb. This drink is a great way to celebrate the season.
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Midriff is a coin termed by Douglass Rushkoff of PBS's "Frontline" on an episode entitled "Merchants of Cool." Midriffs are young girls and women(teens-early 20s) whos behavior is a curious mixture of "innocent" and "slutty." Midriff culture is fairly standardized and quite conformist. Their behaviour seems centered around sexuality, narcissism, and complete lack of brains. Rushkoff argued that mass-media replaces teenage individuality with a glorified archetype; midriffs, when referring to females. Hypersexuality and shallowness are often attributed to teenage girls(and something that parents of every generation complain about), so the behavior isn't necissarly new, nonetheless, the notion of Midriff culture being a standardized and conformist patten of behavior rather than youthful exhuberance is scary indeed.
Opposide of Midriffs are Mooks; boneheaded morons and drunken fratboys.
Opposide of Midriffs are Mooks; boneheaded morons and drunken fratboys.
Britney Spears was given as an example of a Midriff icon.
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Wow, another killer midriff!
I can't think of anything else when she shows her midriff!
I can't think of anything else when she shows her midriff!
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Midriffs are the norm of teenager's clothing. Teenage girls tend to wear midriff-baring outfits to look sexy, and to attract males.
Jessica walked up to her boyfriend Jason, and decided to show off her midriff, thus making Jason feel sexually attracted. He said "I love teen midriffs!" Then, Jessica helped Jason take off all of his clothes, thus making him naked as an elephant. Then, Jason's penis began to sway back and forth and sticks straight up at the sky, thus making it now erect. Jessica then started to touch the erect penis and said "I love erect penises! They're so strong!" And she kissed the snout of the hard-on.
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The Ridgway YMCA continues to move forward with the "Shape Our Future" capital campaign.According to Mary Lynne Bellotti, executive director of the Ridgway YMCA, the initiative is still moving forward but "a little slower than anticipated.""We are still moving forward," she said. "The Y has been in important part of the community of Ridgway for over 100 years. I often wonder what would Ridgway be like without it?"


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CDC has identified HIV prevention as a Winnable Battle. There are more than 1 million people living with HIV in the United States, and more than 50,000 become newly infected each year. Yet as many as one in five Americans living with HIV are unaware of their infection. For more information, facts and resources click here. More »


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8:30 a.m. update: WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- The accident has been cleared that closed Interstate 95 on the New York and Connecticut border early Friday.
One person was killed in the crash on the Rye-Port Chester border, according to Lohud.com .
Original story: WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. – An accident Friday morning closed Interstate 95 on the New York and Connecticut border. Motorists coming to Connecticut are advised to take the Merritt Parkway or seek other alternate routes.
The road was closed as a result of an accident around 2:45 a.m. The highway was closed at Exit 20 Northbound on I-95. An exit ramp on I-295 East at Exit 10 was also closed. Interstate 287 toward was also experiencing delays.
Some traffic has been allowed on the shoulder of the road starting shortly after dawn.
Radio and television reports indicated the accident was fatal. A northbound lane opened around 7:10 a.m. but traffic was still slowed.
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WILMINGTON, Mass. — Without naming names, Bruins winger Daniel Paille responded today to a question about a teammates' comments that the hit from Thursday night's game that cost Paille a game misconduct and an ensuing four-game suspension was a "bad hit" and the type of play that the league is trying to take out of the game.
"I think to who said it, I think that if that's what they see that's their opinion," said Paille after practice today at Ristuccia Arena. "But for me, I felt that it was a clean hit. But it's too bad. I know most of the guys in this room would disagree [with ones that thought it was an illegal hit]. And for those that didn't, it's understandable with how the issue is with those types of hits. But I know a lot of the guys on the team here know me and understand me, agree with me.
"Just looking at the replay over and over, I feel that I see the shoulder hitting the shoulder … I think I won't focus too much on those guys and just get the support from everybody else."
As previously stated, Paille wasn't asked about anyone in particular. But defenseman Andrew Ference famously had this to say after the game:
"I mean it's a bad hit, right? That's what they're trying to get rid of and you can't be hypocritical about it when it happens to you, and say it's fine when your teammate does it. It's a hit they're trying to get rid of. I mean you hear it from every player after they do it, they feel bad, and same thing, I talked to Danny and he feels bad. It's tough, that backchecking forward, to make those kind of hits. It's so hard to do it in a clean fashion, with the new rules. It is what it is. He hurt the guy, and I'm sure he'll have a conversation [with the league]."
That conversation didn't go the way the Bruins hoped, as both Paille and Chiarelli classified the four-game suspension as "stiff." Whether the hit and postgame comments about will cause a rift in the Bruins' dressing remains to be seen.


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Although the development of an effective vaccine to prevent HIV infection has proved enormously challenging, researchers have made remarkable progress toward that goal in recent years.
In 2009, a clinical trial in Thailand demonstrated for the first time that a vaccine can prevent HIV infection. Though the protection it provided was too modest to support licensure, subsequent analysis of the immune responses induced by the vaccine regimen has provided information that will be applied to the design and clinical evaluation of future HIV vaccine candidates.
There also has been considerable progress in research to tackle some of the most challenging problems faced by HIV vaccinologists. Scientists have isolated and closely analyzed dozens of exceptionally potent antibodies that neutralize a broad spectrum of HIV variants circulating around the world. The close examination of how these antibodies bind to the virus and block its entry into its target cells establishes a foundation for the development of potentially powerful AIDS vaccines. Researchers are, for example, studying the precise molecular structures gripped by such antibodies to reverse-engineer vaccines that might elicit similarly effective antibodies. Click here to learn specifically about IAVI and its partners' advances in the area of broadly neutralizing antibodies.
In addition, several preclinical studies of novel vectors for HIV vaccine have produced promising results, far exceeding the performance in similar studies of candidates that are today in clinical trials. We expect that these vectors will prove capable of provoking stronger, better sustained responses against HIV.
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Penelope Cruz & Javier Bardem Make Out in Maldives
Penelope Cruz finds love in the arms of Spanish actor Javier Bardem, spending a romantic few days in the Republic of Maldives (in the Indian Ocean) earlier this month.
Penelope frolicked around in a black bikini while Javier wore black swimming trunks. Looks like the couple got real hot 'n spicy out there!!
Penelope, 33, and Javier, 38, are longtime friends and starred together in the 1992 dramatic comedy Jamon, Jamon", in which they played lovers. They started dating after reuniting and working together on Woody Allen's latest yet-to-be-titled Spanish project.
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Hi All! I'm Angela from Cut To Pieces, and I'm back again today to share with you my latest project; The Squeaky Clean Shower Curtain.
I recently moved to a new house and found myself in need of a new shower curtain for the bathroom my daughter mainly uses. I wanted to make something that would appeal to her little senses but also be appropriate for adults and guests. I spied Lucy's Crab Shack by Sweetwater and knew that it was meant to be! I chose the prints that were the most gender neutral to me and would work with my focal print with the large orange bicycles.
The simplicity yet sophistication of the design allows me to have a patchwork shower curtain without it feeling too "homemade". The shower curtain is a hit with everyone in the house and will definitely grow well with my daughter!
12 Grommets with mounting hardware
7 – 19 Fat Quarters (I used 19 but you could repeat your fabrics and use fewer prints)
4 yards of laminated cotton canvas
1/4″ wide steam a seam lite or other fabric glue
Small clips (for holding laminated canvas together)
Cut the laminate cotton canvas into (2) 65″ length pieces. Discard the extra fabric.
Then cut one of the pieces to be 42 1/2″ wide. (You are mostly taking off the selvages here)
Cut the second 65″ long piece into (2) 15 1/4″ wide pieces. Discard the extra fabric.
Sew the laminated cotton pieces rst along the length of each piece, centering the 42 1/2″ wide piece between the two 15 1/4″ wide pieces.
Use clips to help you hold the laminated cotton together as pins will most likely bend and cause puncture holes in the fabric.
CAREFULLY press the seam allowance toward the outside, making sure not to stretch the laminated cotton or touch the iron to the laminated side of the print. Press from the back.
Because the fabric is laminated, it will not fray, so we can leave the edges raw. Yay for less work!
At the top of the shower curtain, fold under the edge by 3/4″. Again, CAREFULLY press this edge down using a pressing cloth to protect the fabric and your iron. A lower setting on your iron may also help prevent distortion.
Fold the edge again, this time by 4″. Use that pressing cloth!
Using a laminated foot on your machine (or masking tape on the bottom of your presser foot), sew the folded edge in place along the top of the shower curtain.
Across the top of the shower curtain, mark a dot on each end measuring in 1 1/2″ from both the side and the top. Then continue to mark the grommet locations for the remaining 10 grommets approximately every 6 1/4″ across, also 1 1/2″ down from the top edge.
Install the 12 grommets across the top of the shower curtain according to the manufacturer's instructions. You may find it helpful to use the grommet to trace the location and scissors to trim out any excess fabric before installing the grommets.
Put aside the top portion of the shower curtain and pull out the fat quarters now.
Choose 1 fat quarter to be the running strip across the width of the shower curtain. (Mine is the blue polka dot print). Cut (4) strips 2 1/2″ wide and sew them together at each short end.
TIP: Some leftover Jelly Roll Strips would also work perfectly here!
Take your remaining fat quarters (I used 18 different ones) and cut (1) 4 1/2″ x 20″ strip from each. (They are easily cut on the fold)
Sew the strips rst along the long side in a pleasing random order. Press your seam allowances open.
REALITY CHECK:At this point your newly sewn strips should be a half inch wider than your laminated cotton upper portion of the shower curtain (which is 72″). Check to see if the fat quarters are indeed a half inch wider than the laminated cotton. If they are not (It's REALLY easy to lose some length with all of those seam allowances), then simply add on another fat quarter strip of the width you need to get your dimensions to work. This is a very forgiving pattern and no one will notice an extra strip on one end that a little different than the others. 😉
Sew your long 2 1/2″ wide strip (again, mine is the blue polka dot) across the top of the sewn strips using a 1/4″ seam allowance and trim it to match your fat quarter strip.
Fold the short edge of each side under by 1/4″ and press.
Then fold the long bottom edge under by a 1/4″ and press it as well.
Line up the top of the fat quarter strips with the bottom of the laminated fabric, right sides together. Be sure to keep the 1/4″ edges folded in.
Hold the two pieces together using the clips again. If your pieces do not align perfectly, see the Reality Check portion above. Sew the laminated cotton to the fat quarter strips along the long edge using a 1/4″ seam allowance.
CAREFULLY press the fat quarter strips down with the seam allowance pressed in the direction of the fat quarter strips. Top stitch the seam allowance in place along the top of the fat quarter strips.
Now apply the 1/4″ steam a seam lite to the folded edge of the fat quarter strip according to the manufacturer's instructions. We are essentially "gluing" the fabric in place on the back side because it will be too difficult to use pins for this next step.
Flip the strips around to the back, WRONG sides together, and carefully place the folded edge of the bottom fat quarter strip on top of the seam allowance between the top of the fat quarter strip and the bottom of the laminated cotton. Allow the adhesive to hold the piece in place.
Top stitch a second time FROM THE FRONT across the top of the fat quarter strips to permanently attach the fabric in place.
Lay the shower curtain flat and press the bottom fold of the shower curtain, moving your way from the top of the fat quarter strip to the bottom.
Pin your short folded sides together and stitch along each short side and across the bottom of the shower curtain.
For aesthetic reasons, you may want to stitch more places together. I chose to also top stitch along the bottom of my blue polka dot print to match the top stitching above.
You now have a shower curtain with laminated cotton on the top and cotton fabric on the bottom with all the seams nicely concealed.
Take a step back and admire your new shower curtain! (This was the only time I could get a relatively decent shot of the whole thing)
Hang it up in your bathroom and ENJOY!
1 Shower Curtain approximately 72″ x 72″ just perfect for the kids or the kid in you!
Please note: I still hang this with a clear plastic liner as the back of the shower curtain is not water proof. Also, please check the dimensions of your own tub/shower before starting to confirm that this is the desired size you need. For a shower you may easily choose to make this less wide!
If you make this pattern or any of my other patterns here on Moda Bakeshop, please add your photos to my group on Flickr, Cut to Pieces, and the Moda Bakeshop group. I'd love to see them!
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BRISTOL, Tenn. – The King University women's tennis team played their second straight home duel match on Saturday against Limestone College. The Saints earned their seventh Conference Carolinas win with the 7-2 victory.
At No. 1 doubles, Naomi Reyes and Mariana Hosomi took a narrow 9-8 win over Paige Palinkas and Jessica Reyes Varela. However, the Saints (12-6, 7-1 CC) took the No. 2 doubles match 8-1 and the No. 3 doubles match by default.
In singles play, Hosomi was victorious again as she defeated Reyes Varela 7-6, 4-6, 10-5. Nevertheless, Limestone took the other singles matches in straight sets to take the 7-2 win over King (0-14, 0-8 CC).
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Kyle Williams won't soon forget the last time his San Francisco 49ers hosted the New York Giants. Neither will millions of Niners fans worldwide.
The 49ers receiver became a household name after his two botched punt returns sunk San Francisco in January's NFC Championship Game. Williams told Cam Inman of Bay Area News Group that he's waited for this Sunday, when Big Blue strolls back into Candlestick.
"After what happened last year, I definitely want to get back at these guys," Williams said. He later told The Sacramento Bee: "We look at it as if they had something we should have had."
Nine months after their playoff encounter, the 49ers again look like a safe bet for the conference title game. Coach Jim Harbaugh has maintained his faith in Williams and continues to use him on punt return duties, albeit behind Ted Ginn. He's a role player on offense, but one who's seeing as much time as Randy Moss.
Williams received death threats for his mistakes in a game that helped keep San Francisco from the Super Bowl. That's atrocious. Those who blamed him alone for the loss don't have the buy-in of Harbaugh, who has turned the 49ers into a team that sees beyond individual miscues or successes.
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NEW ORLEANS — On a day when the rest of the NFC gave the Saints' playoff hopes a little better margin for error, an old archnemesis came to town and took it away.
The Forty-Freaking-Niners.
How many times during the Joe Montana-Steve Young Era (1980 -'99) did the Boys from the Bay stick a dagger into the heart of the Saints in the Superdome?
For those of you counting, 15 out of 20.
"Yeah, but usually we would lose it in the fourth quarter," said ex-Saints quarterback Bobby Hebert, who experienced more than his share of those disappointing days in the 'Dome. "Everybody used to think the 49ers would beat you with their offense.
"But their defense was awesome, too."
The 49ers defense this Sunday was pretty awesome, too. Especially those two pick-six returns against Drew Brees, that, along with a quick six by the San Francisco offense, turned a 14-7 Saints lead into a 28-14 deficit over a 4:49 span.
After that, the Saints were never quite out of it, in fact, reducing their deficit to 7 points.
But never did it seem like they were actually going to catch up.
At least it must have felt that way to the thousands of fans who decided to get an early start home while the game was still within reach.
They didn't miss much, though.
After David Akers' field goal with 7:53 left made it 31-21, the Saints never got past their 46.
So, where does that leave this now 5-6 team?
On paper, not so bad.
Seattle, Minnesota and Tampa Bay, the three teams all ahead of the Saints in the playoff chase all lost Sunday, so there was no ground lost.
And increasingly it's looking like 9-7, not 10-6 will at least put a team in a tie for the final wild-card playoff berth where the tie-breakers will have to sort it out.
Plus, the Saints have played their best remaining foe. Would you take the Falcons over them right now?
Colin Kaepernick confirmed San Francisco coach Jim Harbaugh's faith that he was ready to take over as the 49ers quarterback (much like Montana succeeding Steve DeBerg late in the 1979 season confirmed Bill Walsh's judgment, and Young replacing Montana in 1991 did the same), the 49ers receivers and running backs, especially Michael Crabtree and Frank Gore, repeatedly added yards after contact.
While the Saints did surpass San Francisco's first-in-the-league scoring defense (13.4 points per-game) and No. 2 total defense (277.2), those two returns for touchdowns more than made up for any statistical deficiencies.
So where do the Saints go from here?
To Atlanta on Thursday and the New York Giants on Dec. 9, meaning they need at least a split of their next two games to have any playoff hopes by the time they return to the Superdome on Dec. 15 against Tampa Bay.
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What to CookWeeknight Cooking
Finger-Lickin' Finger Lakes Chicken
- Jenny
The universe may be telling you that grilling season is ending. It could be in the lavender suddenly streaking the sky at night, or the chill that is oddly in the air at 6 PM. Maybe it's the slip 'n slide rotting in the back yard. Or the onset of fall illnesses, for which you walk to the CVS for children's Tylenol and some bubble bath, the latter of which you can't find so you buy $20 wrinkle cream instead, and step on the corpse of a cicada on the way home.
But do not listen to the universe until you have made Finger-Lickin' Finger Lakes Chicken. This recipe is about the best thing I can think to do with a bone-in chicken breast, and most of the work is done for you while you sleep or sit at work, wondering what you're supposed to think about Burma (or is it Myanmar?) and why that guy who always wears checked shirts feels compelled to microwave his fish for lunch.
This is one of those recipes that one might read and say "Really?" a few times. Like when you realize you need an entire cup of grapeseed oil. Ditto for the Champagne vinegar. For the life of me, I do not understand why I make the lovely aioli, then put away half of it for future use. (I dutifully doubled this recipe, so I could offer four breasts to the neighbor night, but used only a cup-and-a-half of the oil and vinegar while doubling everything else.)
I cut up the rest of my herbs left in the garden (again! universe!) which meant lots of oregano and sage, a fair amount of thyme and not much rosemary. Any combination you have should work well and be liberal with your herbs.
Whipping this up takes about five minutes, then into the fridge the chicken breasts go for their 8-hour nap amongst the raw eggs.
When you get home, take your chicken out for 15 minutes or so while you fire up the grill, and put up some broccoli or mix up a salad while your chicken cooks. I know wssmom says to cook the chicken 15 to 20 minutes, but our bad boys were raw in the middle after 20 minutes, so my husband flipped them at that point and let them cook another five minutes bone up, before turning them once more to brown for another five.
These breasts are uncommonly juicy and extremely flavorful, both smoky and tangy, but not in that pucker way you might have figured. We ate it hot, but this chicken is mighty fine cold, too. Even though it rained in Brooklyn the day the Food52 crew shot this, causing them to pan roast the dish in the oven, my view is that this dish should not be replicated off the grill. So make it before the bathing suits and sunscreen are swapped out for scarves and earmuffs in the hall closet. I suspect you will want to do so twice.
Finger-Lickin' Finger Lakes Chicken by wssmom
Serves 4
Fresh Herb Aioli:
- 1 large organic egg yolk, at room temperature
- 1 teaspoon fresh lemon juice
- 1 cup grapeseed oil
- 1 minced clove garlic
- pinch sea salt
- 1 cup champagne vinegar (yes, one cup)
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh sage leaves
- 1 teaspoon minced fresh rosemary sprigs
- 1 teaspoon minced fresh thyme leaves
- 1 teaspoon minced fresh oregano
- some more salt
- In a suitable bowl, preferably one that won't spin around, whisk together the egg yolk, lemon juice and garlic. Add the oil a few drops at a time (or have someone do that for you), whisking until it emulsifies. Continue to dribble in the oil, whisking away, until all is incorporated.
- Put half the aioli in another bowl, saving the remainder for another use. Whisk in the vinegar, add the herbs and add a tad more salt than you think neccessary, about a teaspoon in my case.
Finger Lakes Chicken:
- 2 whole organic chicken breasts, split so you have four nice-sized pieces
- Freshly ground pepper
- Fresh herb aioli
- Liberally sprinkle the chicken breasts with freshly ground pepper, put them in a ziplock bag with the aoili, smush so they are covered, and let marinate for at least three hours, or preferably overnight.
- Grill, bone side down and covered, over medium heat for about 15-20 minutes, then turn and crank up the grill to high to finish, so that the skin gets nice and crispy.
- Chill and bring along to your picnic, and serve along with some lovely dry riesling.
Like Jenny? Read on as she wrangles beans, whoopie pies, and beyond.
By day, Jennifer Steinhauer, aka Jenny, covers Congress for The New York Times. By night, she is an obsessive cook.


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Is that Kurt Russell having lunch with the Stanley Cup? Of course it is! That must mean that it's time for the Western Final to begin.
For the bookies who now owe Wanye thousands of dollars for his second round prowess let's recap how we called Round Two in the West:
- Wings in 6
- Dallas in 6
Satisfying? Surprisingly, no. Because honestly if the Oil aren't in it, who really cares right? But we still have to soldier on because traffic at the OilersNation hasn't really slowed down since the season ended. What do you people expect of us!? We aren't machines!! We can't be expected to pay rapt attention to the playoffs though the Oilers are gone and the snow is finally starting to subside can we??
Dallas Stars vs Detroit Red Wings
Boy that's something. Dallas is enjoying their run, but the Wings are looking too polished, too skilled and have too many players named Franzen to be stopped. It's frustrating to see the Wings continue to dominate in the post-lockout world, isn't it lambs?
And for that matter, who the hell are these collection of no-name Euro players? What's a Hudler? Why does Kronwall have so many points? What is a Valtteri Filppula and why does he continue to get so many points? No one makes big loot on this Red Wings team except the big stars—Zetterberg, Datsyuk et al. This team won't be broken up any time soon, and the Wings will continue to shop strictly at IKEA for successful years to come.
Three Fearless Predictions
- Wings in 6
- Franzen scores 10 goals.
- Modano will have the whitest teeth since the Industrial Revolution.
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Wednesday, February 8, 2012
The Truly Flipped Classroom
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The concept sounds interesting, but what happens if the students don't do the assigned homework? Just trying to imagine the issues I would have in my classroom...ReplyDelete
A high school chemistry teacher in my district uses this teaching technique and feels it really has changed the dynamics of student learning...What happens when students don't do their homework now?Delete
I am one of those two Colorado chemistry teachers referred to in the article. Students who dont watch the video had to watch it in class while the rest did the activity and got help on the assignment that was taught in the video. After 1yr of flipping we began a modified self paced mastery program which was wildly successful. We call this the Flipped- Mastery model. Learn more at http://flipped-learning.comReplyDelete


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The market for used flue-cured tobacco machinery was unexpectedly hot over the fall and winter.
"It seems that any type of curing barn or harvesting machine was selling well this year," says Loren Fisher, North Carolina Extension tobacco specialist. "This started last season. But there was not a great deal of machinery on the market then, since farmers were waiting to see which way the market went."
Now, it appears farmers who think they have no future in tobacco decided to sell their equipment, while farmers who think they can make it in flue-cured are looking for more equipment to help them expand production.
The high cost of producing the 2006 crop may well have pushed many marginal growers into a decision to exit tobacco farming.
David Hinnant, a flue-cured grower in Kenly, N.C., said the hot sales of tobacco equipment shows there is still optimism about growing tobacco.
"There has to be if they are willing to pay these high prices," he says.
Farmers in a position to expand their operations are usually the ones you see buying at these auctions, Hinnant says.
"Often, they are people who have a way to go until their retirement years," he says. "And maybe they have sons in back of them who want to grow tobacco."
Some farmers appear to be taking the opportunity at auctions to upgrade their equipment, he says. "It seems a lot of farmers who are still using rack barns, but want to convert to box barns are coming to these sales."
Besides barns, Hinnant has seen many sprayers and combines for sale, along with some used greenhouses.
He hasn't seen a lot of out-of-state buyers at North Carolina auctions, but he has seen quite a bit of out-of-state equipment, mainly from Georgia, Florida and sometimes South Carolina.
How old is the equipment? "It ranges all over the chute," says Hinnant. "Some is but a year or two old, and some has been around a long time."
Hinnant says he saw several barns of the Long brand sell this winter for prices of $15,000 to $22,000, depending on the features they had. "A new barn of this type might run $27,000 to $28,000 now," he says.
From 1998 to 2004, says Fisher, when production was declining, there was a lot of used machinery available but not much demand, so prices were low. Building of new tobacco equipment ground to a near halt.
"I think with demand the way it is, you will see manufacturers getting new equipment on line," says Fisher.
The high prices result from the desire by many growers to increase acreage and make up for the reduction in income they have experienced, he says.
The farmers who are buying equipment are the ones who are committed to the industry and to growing tobacco, says Hinnant. "They are either getting enough machinery to expand their production or they are upgrading the machinery they are using now. It's not new people coming into tobacco."
Hinnant says he didn't buy any used equipment in 2007. "We bought barns last year, so we are sitting in our tracks now, watching what everyone else does."
One effect of this transfer of machinery is greater economy of scale in the farmer corps as a whole. "But total acres planted are not necessarily increasing in 2007," says Fisher. "The equipment is just moving from one farm to another.
"A redistribution among growers of flue-cured production is going on."
A geographical redistribution is also going on. "The counties of central eastern North Carolina — Wilson, Nash, Edgecombe and Pitt — have seen large increases in acreage since the buyout, and will probaby see more, while the Piedmont is losing some. We could have flue-cured produced in a more compact area."
That would indicate these areas are better suited for a large expansion of production than areas that are losing production, or at least the farmers think so. Fisher says there could be a drawback to this concentration, at least from an agronomic point of view.
"As production is spread over a smaller area, there would be more concern about the effects of a bad season," he says.
"In 2006, the value of used tobacco barns was an unexpected surprise," says Graham Boyd, executive vice-president of the Tobacco Growers Association of North Carolina. Perhaps as a result, this year, tobacco equipment manufacturers "have introduced full-scale inventory of new barns for sale. This reflects an expected increase in production for the future."
But Boyd warns that another issue looms just over the horizon for flue-cured growers: how to address the degradation of converted heat exchangers.
"Many of the initial units are approaching six years or greater in age," he says. "That means efficiency loss, increased breakdowns or even the need to be completely replaced, all of which will be expensive."


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Hometown: Tarzana
The design and themes of my tattoos: lettering,skulls,mythical,horror
My favorite tattoo and the story behind it: My dragon. I fell in love with the character Lisbeth Salander and fell for her even more when the American version of the movie came out and her dragon was what I wanted. The western dragons are the medieval ones that are fierce and tough and this is what I want to keep being. I feel like my dragon protects me.
My next tattoo: My next tattoo would be the white version of my David Stoupakis series. He is my favorite artist and I have the dark version on my right arm and the white is my next.


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They are in Plymouth, MI right now the mother and father are on site with them. They are the only two not taken from a litter back in March.
I am going to get a picture of these two beautiful female pit pups this week, but I just thought I would post this to see if there was anyone interested at this point. One is fawn and one is black. They are 5 months old, and ready to go today. I am posting this for a person who doesn't have access to the internet. These pups MUST be adopted. I do request that you send me a little info about yourself if you are interested. Please email me or reply to this post if you want more info- or would like to set up a time to go see them.
Please help give these two little girls a wonderful new home
Two 5 Month Old Pit Pups in MI
Why buy from a breeder when there are plenty of homeless pups in shelters???
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text: Make It or Break It Time for Grains January 3, 2014 10:53 PM Tweet TAGS: Marketing, Overseas December 18, 2014 By Sara Schafer Top Producer Editor Email The long-awaited Jan. 10 reports are only a few days away. Jerry Gulke says these report have a history of putting the nail in the coffin for prices. On Friday, Jan. 10 at 11 a.m. CDT, USDA will release its Annual Crop Production, Crop Production, World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates and Grain Stock reports. Jerry Gulke, president of the Gulke Group, says this round of reports is known to be a market mover. "As a producer, you have to be concerned with the fact that the January report has a history of putting the nail in the coffin," he says, noting that sometimes the December corn highs are made on the day of the January report. Hear Gulke's full audio analysis: Informa Economics recently released its estimates for the Jan. 10 reports. Gulke says the firm increased the corn crop size, over the November forecast, by 173 million bu. For soybeans, Informa pegged the 2013 crop at 71 million bu. above the November forecast. "That leads one to believe that big crops get bigger, especially crops that mature late in the season," Gulke says. "The market is anticipating a bigger crop." Larger crops take less pressure of the 2014 acreage mix and also increase the downside risk for prices. "If we come in with 170 million bu. to 200 million bu. more of corn, that's over 1 million acres of corn that we already have in stock that we don't have to argue about," Gulke says. "Suddenly you have more grain than you thought." In this case, Gulke says, the market will won't worry as much about what is planted, knowing the supply is there. "The market will say that the only chance we have of getting prices anywhere near last year is a crop failure somewhere in the world or in your backyard," he says. "That's not a good way to start a year." Overall, Gulke expects the reports to be neutral to bearish. "2014 will probably be a struggle," he says. "We are at or below break-even for a lot of people. We better have some money left over after the four or five years of high profits." Have a question for Jerry? Contact him at 815-721-4705 or firstname.lastname@example.com. For More Information See current market prices in AgWeb's Market Center Visit AgWeb.com on Jan. 10 for full coverage and analysis of the USDA reports following their 11 a.m. release. Back to news


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