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OLD FAVORITE: Margarita
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With a fun fruit, the blood orange adds a bold pop of color to an old fiesta favorite.
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* 2 ounces Tequila
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* 1 ounce lime juice
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Welcome to my Eve guide."A know how to be good on Evelyn you have to know how good she is"
-Basically this means you need to pick your fights carefully. You need to know if you can kill someone and if you can't and this only comes with practice. This is the most important skill when playing Eve and takes a long time to learn as there are so many variables.
Note: I know you probably have a lot of preconceptions about Evelyn and you have probably looked at the build and seen things like smite and thought "noob" but just trust me :)
Okay, I have been playing Eve for a loooong time now and as she is free this week I have seen a lot of people trying her out.. and failing... badly. Eve is a very hard champ to understand and therefore quite hard to play. Also there is no guide that I can find on Mobafire that is actually correct, so I will attempt to write a definitive one. I'm not saying it's perfect, but if you follow this and PRACTICE it I guarantee you will do well.
So what can Eve bring to a team? I have been called Kill Stealing noob, Paper champ etc but actually, Eve can do a lot for a team. Yes she kind of does kill steal early-mid game. But she needs to and your team should understand that and work with you, not against you. Besides, what is better, a person getting away and your team-mate getting no kill or them getting an assist? Eve basically GUARANTEES kills. She is like Garens Ulti, only everywhere and all the time. Not to mention, she is a great scout, Really good at taking turrets down with her ulti and a really good counter to junglers. I can't tell you how many times I've waited by ww or someone only to smite steal blue and write /all Thanks mate! Even done it with Baron once which pretty much won the match.
Anyway, let's get started shall we? :)
1. Summoner Skills
Ignite should be pretty self explanatory but smite might need some explanation. It seems to have a bad rep but I pick smite on most characters nowadays. It will be needed for a great many things in this guide and never stops being useful. It allows you to do numerous things like take blue/red easier, steal blue/red/baron from stealth and last hit aswell which provides much needed gold.
2. Runes
The runes are flat out AP. I know you wouldn't usually do something like this but Eve needs all the AP she can get at the start of the match. Some people might say Cooldown reduction/mana regen or something but you don't need any of that as you will see.
3. Skills
The skill order is very important. I find a lot of newbie Eve's tend to max out Ravage first, followed by stealth. I think they assume ravage is your main move. Well it's not. It's Pain Spike - a lovely spammable move with INSANE dps. It is probably one of the highest dps moves in the game given that you can get its cooldown to well below 0.6 seconds. This is your primary move and should be maxed out first followed by rupture, which does some nice damage but mainly has a really magic resist/armour reduction if used from behind.
Only 1 point should be put in stealth. It will have a relatively short duration but is a situational move and you shouldn't need more than that. If you are stealthed for longer than that then you are doing something wrong and wasting time.
4. Early Game
Start off by grabbing a regrowth pendant and a health pot and head to where the two small golems will appear on your side (marked with a red circle)
Wait for them to spawn, smite one and ignite the other. Then spam Q whilst dpsing the one you smited. Pop your health pot when you take damage and keep spamming Q while you kill the other one.
Once they are dead you should be one minion kill away from level 2. Head to the lane straight away and you should arrive before any of them have died meaning you don't lose out on any experience. You should ding 2 pretty fast, you can then stealth and check the brush for a noob gank or just wait around for them to come out.
Your priority now should be running in and last hitting move with melee attack and Q. You will get a feel for how much damage you do and learn to do this well. Forget about the champs unless they are really stupid and tower dive or get themselves really low in which case you should stealth and kill (NOTE: I mean REALLY low, Eve has very little damage at this level and you should not take risks).
Every couple of waves the big cannon minion spawns, wait for that to get to half health and smite it for some nice gold. When you reach 715g recall and buy philosophers stone + boots.
On the way back stop off at your golem friends and kill them again - this reduces your downtime nicely.
Try and stay on about 90% hp and mana now, just using melee to last hit. Wait until you are level 6-7 then stealth in the lane so they think you are still around and get scared but actually go to their blue and kill it using smite etc.
From about this point you should be scanning all the lanes for ganking oppurtuinities.
5. Mid Game
Try and get sorcerers shoes + mejals nice and fast then start getting some stacks. You should be moving between lanes ganking where needed and when there is no gank on laning or jungling. Try grab blue whenever you can, and red if you feel like it, but don't focus too much on it. Once you get a few kills you will notice a nice increase in your damage. However you are no killing machine yet. Build Lichbane as fast as you can and then your damage really starts to pick up.
If the game isn't going that well or if you have some extra gold then after you get lichbane grab a Blue elixir. It gives you a really nice boost mid game.
6. Late Game
Okay, now you should be pretty unstoppable. As team fights start to happen you should think of yourself like a yoyo. Bouncing in and out of fights to finish people off. Don't be afraid to run into a group of 3 or 4 people to kill one person on 20% and run off again with your ulti. Remember your ulti also recovers your HP when you get a kill. This also makes it an amazing tower diving ability.
If someone gets oracle then tell your team to focus them and play a bit more carefully. Just be aware and you shouldn't get into any sticky situations. It's generally a good idea to assume that everyone can always see you. Try feinting when in stealth to see how people react - it can save your life.
After you have lichbane and possibly a blue elixir, sell your stone and buy fiendish codex. You should have made the money you paid for your stone back through its G per 5, once you have that upgrade to nashors tooth. Then get your ryjals and lastly, Zhonyas. By this point you should be pretty fearless. Depending on how fast you got your build you will easily be able to go up to a squishy stood next to their tower. Kill them in like 1 second and walk away again. THAT is when people start saying things like "no skill Eve". What they don't think about is all the effort it takes to become unstoppable like that.
I think that should pretty much cover it. I am open to comments etc. and might make revisions but I think this is a good start. Please don't slate this until you have tried it though please. I know a lot of people aren't fond of Eve.
~Thanks for Reading~


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Cry, the beloved country, for the unborn child that's the inheritor of our fear. Let him not love the earth too deeply. Let him not laugh too gladly when the water runs through his fingers, nor stand too silent when the setting sun makes red the veld with fire. Let him not be too moved when the birds of his land are singing. Nor give too much of his heart to a mountain or a valley. For fear will rob him if he gives too much.
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Kuroda came into the game 5-1 with a 1.65 ERA in his last seven starts, while Beckett was 4-1 with a 1.85 ERA against the Yankees last season.
This was not the case, however, as both pitchers combined to allow 10 runs (five each) on nine hits in the first inning alone.
The Yankees eventually came from behind, scoring four runs in the seventh inning, to take the first of a four-game weekend series 10-8, in a wild game as the two teams combined to score 18 runs on 28 hits.
It was the fourth straight loss for Boston.
"It seems like it is the same story every time we come up here," shortstop Derek Jeter said. "No lead ever feels like it is safe."
Before fans even got settled into their seats the Yankees put five runs on the board prior to Beckett recording an out.
Mark Teixeira's two-run single was the big blow in the inning. Robinson Cano had walked with the bases loaded the batter before.
"In the first inning the strike zone was very hard for [Beckett] to find," manager Bobby Valentine said. "I've never seen him like that."
Boston came storming back in the bottom half to tie the game at five capped off by a three-run home run by catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia.
"When you start off in a hole like that, you usually don't come back," second baseman Nick Punto said. "It was nice because our offense was a little stale on the road trip, so it was nice to score five in the bottom of the first."
Each team scored one run in the second inning before both Beckett and Kuroda settled down.
Beckett left the game after the fifth inning with a 7-6 lead, surprisingly, in line for the win.
After the second inning Beckett only allowed two hits and struck out four.
The Red Sox took the 7-6 lead in the bottom of the fifth on Mauro Gomez's first career major league RBI. That was the only run Kuroda allowed after the second inning.
Kuroda finished the game going 5 2/3 innings, giving up seven runs (six earned) on 10 hits.
Things fell apart for the Red Sox in the seventh inning as relievers Andrew Miller and Vicente Padilla combined to allow four runs, allowing the Yankees to regain the lead, 10-7.
Teixeira's two-run triple to the triangle in deep center field gave the Yankees an 8-7 lead, and then Raul Ibanez came through with an RBI double followed by an RBI single from Eric Chavez.
New York's bullpen pitched 3 1/3 scoreless innings, while the Red Sox' allowed four runs in four innings, which was the difference in the game.
Reliever Boone Logan earned the win, moving him to 4-0.
"Our entire bullpen has done a good job all year," said Jeter. "One of the reasons we are where we are is because our bullpen has been pretty good. We have a lot of confidence in everyone out there and they did a good job again tonight."
New York closer Rafael Soriano earned his 20th save of the season.
Cody Ross belted his 13th home run of the year in the seventh inning over the monster seats, but the Red Sox couldn't get anymore than that.
Adrian Gonzalez and David Ortiz both led Boston with three hits, while Gomez added two.
New York now holds an 8.5 game lead on the Red Sox for first place in the AL East.


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SOURCE: Bibby Financial Services
January 16, 2013 11:56 ET
MONTREAL--(Marketwire - Jan 16, 2013) - Bibby Financial Services is pleased to announce Michael Kerdman has joined the Montreal team as Operations Manager.
In his role, Kerdman will drive new business opportunities, manage the office's portfolio and develop the operations team. He will report directly to Bob Lall, Managing Director, and be responsible for ensuring the Montreal office provides superior customer service, focusing on helping small- and medium-sized businesses grow through creative and flexible cash flow solutions.
Kerdman joins the company with 23 years of experience in asset based lending and accounts receivable finance. Most recently he was manager, risk assessment at TCE Capital Corp. and Field Auditor at Accord Financial. Prior to that, he was senior manager, operations at Greenfield Financial Group and senior manager, collections at CIT Group/Newcourt Financial Ltd. Kerdman also spent time running his own business as a comprehensive business consultant; he began his career at North American Trust Company as portfolio manager, equipment finance.
"We are delighted to have someone with Michael's background join our team," said Lall. "He has extensive experience helping businesses in Quebec find cash flow solutions. His dedication to the region, along with his experience, makes him an ideal candidate for this key role."
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NatWest, on Oct. 27, announced its intention to sell the Gartmore unit, the fifth largest pension fund manager in the U.K. with about $87 billion under management. NatWest is Britain's third largest bank.
Gartmore, founded in 1969, manages private and pension funds, 14 investment trusts - the UK equivalent of U.S. closed-end funds - as well as 50 mutual funds for U.K. investors. Gartmore also sponsors two dozen offshore funds domiciled in Jersey, the Channel Islands. In addition, it manages the pension plan of NatWest. It also sub-advises international equity segments of three Nations Bank Funds in Charlotte, N.C. Nations Bank Funds are advised by Bank of America Advisors.
The announcement of its intention to sell Gartmore was made in conjunction with NatWest's announcement of its plans to defend itself against a hostile takeover bid made by the Bank of Scotland. Bank of Scotland, of Edinburgh, Scotland last month made a hostile bid for NatWest for $35 billion. In its regulatory filing to make the bid for NatWest, Bank of Scotland announced it planned to sell the Gartmore unit if it was successful in its attempt to take control of NatWest.
NatWest has hired Donaldson, Lufkin and Jenrette of New York to help sell Gartmore, according to Peter Yandle, a spokesperson for Gartmore in London. Yandle declined to identify potential buyers or say if any discussions related to Gartmore's sale are under way.
"We're very happy with being part of NatWest group," he said. "But we fully respect their decision." A spokesperson for NatWest in London said the bank had no comment.
Gartmore was founded by British Commonwealth, a British shipping firm thirty years ago. In 1990, Gartmore was sold to Banco Indosuez of Paris. Banco Indosuez subsequently sold 25 percent of the firm in a public offering. NatWest purchased both the publicly-sold and privately-held shares of Gartmore in April 1996, making Gartmore a wholly-owned subsidiary. NatWest then merged its fund management business into the Gartmore unit. Gartmore invests in growth stocks.
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A NationsBank spokesperson declined to speculate on the future of the NationsBank venture with Gartmore once the firm is sold. NationsBank is the sponsor of 70 mutual funds, with a combined $68 billion.
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With the end of the TimesSelect pay service for New York Times editorialists and archives — and the possible end of the Wall Street Journal Online's paid wall — I wondered if anyone would pay for content on newspaper sites. Most of the stories there are timely news, meaning they don't hold value for very long, and much of the national and international news is available in many places for free online.
So what's left? What would people be willing to pay for on newspaper sites? I put the question to MediaShift readers, and there was a mix of answers relating to niche content, special formats and a version without ads that they'd be willing to pay for. Bill Densmore did a great roundup of opinion on the opening up of TimesSelect. Densmore's conclusion:
> Journalism is expensive, and web advertising alone may not sustain it.
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Densmore also pointed to an essay by newspaper consultant and blogger Vin Crosbie. Crosbie says that paid content isn't dead as long as it's "premier content in a topical category" and notes that Consumer Reports, Playboy and Zagat still charge for content (though none are newspapers). He thinks newspapers need to delivery custom content for people online in order to charge for it:
People would be willing to pay a subscription fee for a service that delivers news to them online; but not for a service that doesn't exactly meet their needs and interests, that sends exactly the same package of news to everyone. Paid content isn't dead; just payment for the traditional 'one-to-many' package of content is.
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The common theme is that they don't want to pay for archives or typical content they could find in the printed paper. They want niche or personalized content delivered in new ways online.
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With all the news content available online, perhaps newspaper companies should consider different formats to deliver the news. Nico Luchsinger said he would pay for an audio version of the newspaper, similar to what the Economist offers for free to paid print subscribers. "I could also imagine paying for 'dossiers,' collections of articles and additional resources on a certain subject," he wrote. "I might pay for aggregation services, for example a summary of the most important articles on a certain subject, delivered by mail."
Doug Skoglund said he would pay to have the content delivered on disc. "I would be happy to subscribe, at a reasonable fee, to a digital edition, to be delivered on disc, with necessary database software and data to be added to my personal database."
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A few people backed up Ho on the notion of paying for an ad-free newspaper site. Salon has been offering that as a benefit of becoming a premium member. Perhaps newspapers should consider a similar premium offering, allowing people to get ad-free sites and earn discounts from local merchants. Of course one problem, as Zac Echola points out, is that you can eliminate most ads on web pages by using free ad-blocking software.
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Do we actually need gender roles? Does a gender role, really, accurately reflect a person's nature? Nature vs. Nurture Nature vs. Nurture Here's a map of Europe, color-coded by gender equality. The blue countries are, according to the WEF data, more accessible societies for women than is the United States, with darker blue signifying better scores. The red countries are less friendly societies for women, with darker red signifying worse scores. Scandinavian countries haven't been included in this chart. Their scores are so high that it would make it to difficult to portray the U.S.'s relative gains against the rest of Western Europe. But what's also striking about this is the relatively poor gender equality in two of Western Europe's largest economies and more liberal societies: France and Italy. Gender Stereotypes Gender Identity Sexual orientation sex Do Gender roles have anything to do with these three aspects of a person? ? Or is it simply sociological Gender EQUALITY...... Sexism ...... inequality* But what about "Hen"? Isn't "Hen", the gender neutral pronoun, going to make things equal? There is a biological aspect of a person... There is the psychological identity of a person There is the sexual preference of a person Nature vs. Nurture The Sociological Aspect Intersex
Male The Social Roles of Men and Women. Nurture vs. Nature Nature vs. Nurture So, Examining Gender Roles; What should they be defined as? Are they Sociological or are they Biological? Is It Nature Or Nurture? ? ? ? ? Gender Roles Femininity and masculinity Is this due to culture and Religion possibly? ... about the women of the Tuareg? Did you Know...
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Featherweight -> down for the count
Featherweight Linux is a livecd based on Feather Linux. I reviewed Feather briefly a little while back and ended up rating it a 4.4 out of 5. It came with Fluxbox and a nice selection of applications. When I heard Featherweight 1.3 was released, which is a remaster with a "light" version of KDE, I was a bit excited to try it. That feeling didn't last too long.
Featherweight is based on the very nice Feather, which is based on Knoppix, which is derived from Debian. So I expected several things. Feather was a pretty, fast and stable little desktop system containing many useful applications. I expected Featherweight to be similar. I guess in all fairness, it was on many accounts.
It has a customized boot splash and then the familiar knoppix livecd script boots up a 2.4.27 kernel with accurate hardware detection and setup. The net is connected, sound is configured, and user input is asked for video and mouse. The desktop comes up automagically and one is greeted by the KDE 3.3.2 login splash and start up wav.
Now already we've identified two problems with a distro having been released in the last coupla days: a 2.4.27 kernel and KDE 3.3.2.
The system functions well and seems quite snappy if one loads the cd into ram when booting (there's a slight, but hardly noticeable lag if not). It is stable, I experienced one crash and no freezes. The included applications are almost adequate. It includes abiword, kate, kwrite, and nano for editing and other text work. It has xmms and mplayer for multimedia, and thunderbird/konqueror for surfing, and gaim for instant messaging. They all seem to function fine and as intended as far as I tested. Mplayer even did an admirable job of playing any media file I asked of it.
However, you knew I was leading up to something didn't ya?... However, despite a cute wallpaper the desktop is just plain ugly. One could almost forgive the ugly and now abandoned default look of the old 3.3 KDE (you know the sick blue windec with yellow highlighting), if it wasn't for the ugliest fonts I've ever seen. Even 5 years ago when folks were writing up howtos on how to get pretty fonts and we were hacking this file and compiling in that patch and preloading those libraries, I still never experienced uglier fonts. I tried both available x server driver configs and there was no difference. Turning on anti-aliasing in kcontrol and restarting X made little difference. It's worth the download just to see what I'm talking about!
The developer states his goal is, "I want a full featured Linux that isn't bloated with a kazillion gigs of crap that I'll never use. I want a small footprint that is light and fast, even on older machines, but still carries a knockout punch." He further states that he "took Feather and stripped out a bunch of apps that I never even thought of using. I wanted to make an easy to understand desktop that was compatible and easily configurable with the latest apps being developed, so I removed all of the window managers and installed a minimal KDE 3.3 desktop."
Well, it is a minimal KDE for sure. He took out all the apps he'd never use, yet then tries to market this system to others. He states that synaptic is available and his system is compatible with Debian repositories. However one has to pay for the installable version to get that functionality.
So, I'll give him the small footprint part with the download weighing in at 277MB, and that it might be light and fast, however the "knockout punch" part is sorely lacking. We the Linux using public are spoiled by distros that are gorgeous upon boot and have the applications we need.
All in all, I was more than a little disappointed in Featherweight. The kernel and KDE are out of date and it was just not very pretty. I'll have to give the points for stability and meeting some of his goals, but overall it doesn't rank up there with Feather. If I was going to rate Featherweight on the same scale and criteria I used for Feather, I would give it the following:
size = since size wasn't an issue, but also since he claims small footprint - I'm going to give it 4 out of 5.
ease = well, without even ksnapshot, screenshots were a pain as were converting them. But how many folks boot an os to take screenshots? Ok, in all fairness: 4 out of 5. Except for the coupla questions during boot that might throw a newbie off, it is relatively easy to use.
looks = well, he loses it here. I won't elaborate any further except to say, 0 out of 5. Oh, ok, 1 for the wallpaper.
useful = the apps he wouldn't use and the apps I or anyone else wouldn't use might not be the same. kmail and ksnapshot are just two I noticed off the top of my head. Image manipulation isn't addressed at all. And mozilla instead of firefox? 3 out of 5.
stability/functionality = only one crash when opening konsole once. 4 out of 5.
total = 3.2 out of 5.
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TV Ratings Report: Once Upon a Time Hits New Series LowsPaul Dailly at . Comments
Is Once Upon a Time inching closer to being sent to the TV show scrap heap?
ABC: Once Upon a Time (2.7 million/0.8 rating) slipped a tenth, while Time After Time (1.8 million/0.4 rating) and American Crime (1.9 million/0.4 rating) went lower than probably everyone thought was possible.
Will ABC let them ride out the rest of the season? Even with Once Upon a Time at lows, it still rated higher than the two duds that aired after it.
NBC: Little Big Shots (9.3 million/1.5 rating), Chicago Justice (5.7 million/1.0 rating) and Shades of Blue (4.1 million/0.8 rating) slipped. Could Chicago Justice be the first entry in the franchise not to make a second season?
CBS: NCIS: Los Angeles (9 million/1.2 rating) was up a tenth, while Madam Secretary (7.2 million/0.8 rating) and Elementary (4.6 million/0.6 rating) were both steady.
Fox: Making History (1.6 million/0.7 rating) continued to be a disappointment, while The Simpsons (2.3 million/1.0 rating) and Last Man on Earth (2 million/0.8 rating) each lost a tenth. Family Guy (2.4 million/1.1 rating), however, was steady.
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The Trafo Organic, Pipers and Yorkshire Crisps brands come out best.
Of the more widely available brands, Seabrook comes out best. All its crisps are vegetarian.
The UK crisps market is mainly divided into large companies, often with poor ethical records and low Ethiscores, and small independent producers making 'gourmet' crisps.
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Place facing onto bodice and pin edges together, making sure seams and notches match up. Sew along these seams, but leave 2" open at the top of the side, neckline, and armhole openings (Sew as shown in the pink line.)
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Mountain Lake Hospital (Mountain Lake, Minnesota, USA)
Mountain Lake Hospital, Mountain Lake, Minnesota, owned and operated by the Bethel Hospital Association, was established in September 1905 as the Mennonite (General Conference Mennonite) Hospital. In 1911 the hospital was affiliated with Bethel Deaconess Hospital of Newton, Kansas, and was then incorporated under the new name of Bethel Deaconess Hospital. On 5 June 1921, a new 21-bed hospital was dedicated. Several years later the relationship with the Newton hospital was dissolved and the Mountain Lake hospital was given its present name.
In the late 1950s the Bethel Hospital Association also operated the 55-bed Eventide Home, a home for the aged, which was built in 1950 across the street from the hospital. Both institutions were supported by the eight Mennonite churches of four different branches in the Mountain Lake community.
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J., W. E. "Mountain Lake Hospital (Mountain Lake, Minnesota, USA)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. 1959. Web. 16 Aug 2018. http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Mountain_Lake_Hospital_(Mountain_Lake,_Minnesota,_USA)&oldid=83587.
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J., W. E. (1959). Mountain Lake Hospital (Mountain Lake, Minnesota, USA). Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 16 August 2018, from http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Mountain_Lake_Hospital_(Mountain_Lake,_Minnesota,_USA)&oldid=83587.
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When you step into a manufacturing facility today, you'll quickly see that it's not the same environment it may have been 50 years ago. The new era of manufacturers operate in technology-driven, innovative environments (think clean rooms, robots, and lasers—yes, we said lasers) to produce materials and products demanded around the globe.
And because of this new evolution, today's manufacturing careers are much more diverse than those of generations before. The opportunities are high-tech and can range from electronics and mechanical engineering to software, IT and networking as well as industrial engineering, process engineering and project management. And we're here to show you that these cutting-edge skills and jobs are in demand right here in South Central Wisconsin.
We can't (and won't) keep the secret that there are good-paying manufacturing jobs (and long-term careers) in the U.S. and that many are available right here in South Central Wisconsin. That's why we're partnering with the Dodge County Manufacturing Business Alliance to show you how and why manufacturing works. Check out the career resources, videos and the starting-, mid- and advanced-level career opportunities available locally in manufacturing.
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The Long and the Short of It (new edition): Poems 1955-2010
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This new expanded edition of The Long and the Short of It covers 55 years of Roy Fisher's poetry. Playing the language, pleasuring the imagination and teasing the senses, Fisher's witty, inventive and anarchic poetry has given lasting delight to his many dedicated readers for over half a century. Choosing this book on Desert Island Discs, Ian McMillan praised Fisher as 'Britain's greatest living poet'.
The Long and the Short of It draws on the entire range of Fisher's work, from its fraught beginnings in the 1950s through major texts of the 1960s and 1970s such as City, The Ship's Orchestra and 'Wonders of Obligation', to A Furnace, his 1980s masterpiece, and and then the later work set in the scarred and beautiful North Midlands landscape where he has lived for the past 30 years, notably the Costa-shortlisted Standard Midland (2010), which has been added to this expanded edition.
"Fisher stands outside, or alongside, whatever else is happening, an English late modernist whose experiments tend to come off. He is a poet of the city – his native Birmingham, which he describes as 'what I think with'. He is a redeemer of the ordinary, often a great artist of the visible… His range is large: he suits both extreme brevity and book-length exploration; his seeming improvisations have a way of turning into architecture. The best place to start is The Long and the Short of It. It might look and sound like nothing on earth at first, but then it becomes indispensable."
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"There is no poet... whose work has challenged or interested me more."
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"The personality that emerges from Fisher's poetry, for all his influences, is altogether English: ironic, humorous, self-deprecating and unpretentiously local."
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"A poet of cities in growth and in dereliction…His knowledge of urban landscape is formidable, and expressed with an originality of touch which makes these poems, at their best, revelatory."
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Came here with my family and we've been to many places in the past, this place is above and beyond what we expected! The staff is super polite and professional, the gift shop staff are so artistic in personalizing our tree ornament, the Santa is out of this world! I will be coming back next year AGAIN!!! So highly recommend this for everyone!!!
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Anne-Ellen Christmas Tree Farm can be found at Daum Rd 114. The following is offered: Christmas Decorations & Trees. The entry is present with us since Sep 9, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In Manalapan there are 1 other Christmas Decorations & Trees. An overview can be found here.
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Marine Dreams is available on CD/LP at youvechangedrecords.com
Directed by Jared Raab and Colin Medley
Cinematography by Peter Dreimanis
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This video was shot in a few hours near Millbrook Ontario, with a tiny generator and mostly car headlights for lighting. Afterwards Evelyn Raab made a delicious stew and we drove back to Toronto.
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Scott is joined by co-host Erin Rambo as well as a slew of guests from the brand-new (but old-school) independent comic book publisher, Monsterverse! Guests include publishers Kerry Gammill and Kez Wilson in-studio as well as artist Terry Beatty, writer/producer Robbert Tennill and artist Niel Vokes live on the phone.
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This spectator's reaction to a home run looked so foul.
Cameras caught one Houston Astros fan snatching the ball out of another's hands to throw it back onto the field during Game 5 of the World Series on Sunday.
some deranged astros fan ripped a home run ball out of a woman's hand and threw it onto the field pic.twitter.com/Qd9rH1AK3A
— jordan ghoul  (@JordanUhl) October 30, 2017
While it is a tradition at Houston's Minute Maid Field to toss back dingers hit by the visiting team, there seemed to be at least a boundary issue here. Besides, any World Series ball would make quite a keepsake.
This one, hit by the Los Angeles Dodgers' Yasiel Puig in the ninth inning, had some additional significance, the Washington Post noted, because it broke the record for most homers in a World Series.
The spectators managed to keep the peace after some initial tension, despite a Twitteruproar. According to the Houston Chronicle, they're in-laws.
"I just would have liked to have been able to throw it back myself," Sarah Head, who first ended up with the ball, told the newspaper.
Kirk Head, who tore it away from her, said: "It's bad karma to keep it. You've got to throw it back. I was just making sure she did."
Here's another look:
This @astros fan is a man of principle... #WorldSeries#throwitbackpic.twitter.com/N4J1z9eEMm
— Sean O'Connell (@realOCsports) October 30, 2017
The Astros won, 13-12, in 10 innings and moved within one victory of their first World Series title.
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Divas closes unexpectedly, Plaza delays new show, Wynn's holiday show could be cheesy fun, Spiegelworld is taking on disco, Neon boneyard offers a new tour option
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A couple Las Vegas shows hit snags, Park MGM is getting a nightclub, restaurant and bar news, plus some other Vegas updates and snappy banter
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Wynn Plaza will have more high-end shops most of us will ignore. 18 Fremont has a plan for Uber and Lyft. Baz closes. Boy George rumors return.
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Wynn ditches parking fees for guests and customers, Marilyn the New Musical performs as expected, Spago reopens in improved location, plus more trip reviews
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Those who are lucky enough to avoid braving the Austin traffic can look for employment at some of the major local companies. Dell Computers has its international headquarters here, and an Ikea and Premium Outlet center have also recently opened up shop.
In recent years, Round Rock has been on a plethora of top ten lists put out by magazines such as Family Circle and Money magazine. Its city website shows and links to sites where it has been named "One of the Best Towns for Families," "One of the Best Places to Live," "One of the Best Places to Live, Work and Play," "One of the Best Cities for Relocating Families," and "One of Best Cities for Young People."
Residents do not have to venture too far out of town to find things to do. Shopping can be found at the Premium Outlets or La Frontera, both of which house big name tenants. The Dell Diamond and Old Settler's Park are major local recreational destinations. The Dell Diamond, a $25 million dollar facility, is home to the Round Rock Express and was ranked as the number one minor league park by Minor League News. The 570 acre Old Settler's park provides facilities for disc golf, cricket, baseball, softball, fishing, barbecue, picnics, and more.
Round Rock is world famous for its "orange donuts,: which Round Rock Donuts started producing in 1926. As an addition to their smaller counterparts, Round Rock Donuts has also created the Texas Donut (which features the same amount of dough as a dozen of regular donuts). These gems have been featured on the Travel Channel's Man vs. Food, Late Night with Conan O'Brien, and The Today Show. With publicity like that, this place is not something to miss.
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What Are Your All-Time Favorite xoVain Articles?
It's gonna get sappy up in here.
Oh hi! It's 5 am as I'm writing this, and though I am dead sober (for once), I'm having deeply conceptual and bizarre beauty/lifestyle thoughts.
I'm sitting on my bed looking around my apartment, which is very messy -- with ridiculous amounts beauty product clutter, slippery stacks of French and UK fashion magazines that I am forever knocking over, piles of once-nice designer clothes which I have long since ruined with scissors and/or by actually DROOLING vodka-cranberries or whatever onto them (oh, I WISH I was joking).
Also: I've been smoking more than usual and indoors, so there are ashtrays. There are empty pill bottles that have been USED as ashtrays. Oh, and everywhere are these ghetto paper cups that I've been drinking bootleg piña coladas from; I buy them illegally to go from this cute little Puerto Rican restaurant in my neighborhood.
You get the idea.
Yup, my house is a feng-shui nightmare, and just like the chaos that lies within the disgusting interiors of my 18 million handbags, the mess is totally reflective of What's Going On With Me Right Now.
As in, I'M a mess. My city life has become too much; I feel vaguely, all of the time, that I'm f-ing drowning. I need to get out of town for a while; I need to be in nature. And until I actually have a chance to get away and make that happen, I've gotta improve my own peace of mind.
…Which, being both a beauty editor and deeply -- as ever -- in denial, I like to believe can be done with beauty products! That is, "home" products that SMELL like nature (or at least how "nature" in my synthetics-inclined mind should smell).
I have a few favorites for this:
Whenever guys come into my house they ask me what the weird bottles with the wooden reeds sticking out of them are, and even though I instantly find said men incredibly dumb, I answer patiently anyway and tell them, "Fragrance diffusers." There's almost nothing that I love more than a good fragrance diffuser, and that said, KEEP 'EM COMING, BEAUTY COMPANIES.
This one in particular is by a brand that I love and will be forever loyal to. They are based out of glamorous-hippie enclave Nyack, New York -- home also to my obsessively-beloved glamorous hippie ex-boss, Lucky magazine beauty director Jean Godfrey-June, who is incidentally friends with the Soap and Paper people. ANYWAY, this Roland Pine Home Fragrance Diffuser is awesome: You just flip the reeds every couple of days and it keeps my apartment smelling clean and fresh and lush, like a beautiful pine grove.
Or, at least, it used it; even though one diffuser lasts months, mine has since long run dry. Sooo, Soap and Paper, that's a hint-hint: because truly, I loved it so.
(Oh, and I couldn't find a good picture of only the diffuser, so above is the whole pine collection. It's all awesome.)
Fresh-cut grass always reminds me of the best things: the few precious years of my primarily-city-based childhood that I lived in a home with anything even close to resembling a yard; that summer camp I used to go to in West Virginia until the summer I was 12 and got kicked out for giving everyone tattoos with a needle and India ink; and yes, dewy mornings on the lush grounds of that really fancy Connecticut rehab I got to go to two years ago.
This candle does exactly what it looks like it will do: fill your home with the very wonderful and non-perfumey smell of fresh cut grass. What else is there to say about it? It's $16 bucks and it works like hell.
Also: It is not one of those candles that lasts like a week, as so many of the great-smelling candles are. No, this lasts 70 hours, and while I'm too lazy and perhaps truly too authentically dumb at this point in my life to provide you with any sort of mathematical analogy to give you perspective on how long that is, just trust that it's a very good while for a candle to burn.
Another pine-scented product! Usually I wouldn't throw two of them in one post, but then I was all, why the hell not? ALSO: Who cares? Why NOT have two pine-scented things? I guess I worry that they'll compete with one another. Does that make you guys, the readers, all conflicted about which one to buy? I dunno.
(Beauty editing: Sometimes it is shallow torture. See, this is why I drink so many pina coladas.) (Also: they are mucho delicious!)
ANYWAY, though I clearly RARELY clean and when I do I clean rather VAGUELY, I love this pine-scented all-purpose spray by Thymes and I have forever. All the years I worked in magazines, Thymes has sent it and their other pine products at Christmas time, and it's like, WHY only during the holidays when they are so wonderful year-round?
It doesn't take a rocket scientist, looking at it, to guess what this product smells like, which is pine trees, pine cones, pine needles and/or pine sap (though decidedly NOTHING like gross Pine Sol, with which my then-horrible big sister Emily once seriously almost blinded me when we were little kids by spraying liberally and directly INTO MY YOUNG EYES) (probably yet another reason why I drink!).
Now: What are your favorite home fragrance products? Do you WANT your house to smell like pinecones? How about dewy mornings in Connecticut? Hey, ever been to rehab? Let's go.


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From the latest Pastoral Music as published by NPM:
"We all know the description of liturgical music's importance from the Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy Sacrosanctum Concilium (SC): 'The musical tradition of the universal Church is a treasure of inestimable value, greater even than that of any other art. The main reason for this pre-eminence is that, as sacred song united to the words, it forms a necessary or integral part of the solemn liturgy' (SC, 112). But how have we appropriated that description of 'sacred song united to the words . . . of the solemn liturgy'?
"Consider this example from the Chrism Mass: Diocesan liturgies often are unique, once-a-year (or even once-in-a-lifetime) events. They have particular needs and often require a specific repertoire. For example, the appointed text for the procession with the oils at the Chrism Mass is 'O Redeemer.' This text has no other liturgical use, but when done at the Chrism Mass its rich text helps reveal another layer of the mystery of the sacraments.
"Now while 'O Redeemer' may never be sung in a parish, this model of using specific (proper) texts from the Roman Missal or the Gradual can be of great benefit, for this processional hymn indeed weds the sacred song and the words of the liturgy. We have tended to get away from the 'propers' (texts assigned to specific days or liturgical actions), yet these can aid the people's participation.
"If you have gotten away from using proper texts, consider following the cathedral's example and add one or two a year. Chants for these texts can be found in a variety of sources (in both Latin and English), or they may be sung to another musical setting. The onees that seem easiest to find for congregation or choir (or a combination of the two) occur during Holy Week--Palm Sunday's 'Hosanna to the Son of David,' Holy Thursday's 'Mandatum novum' ('I give you a new commandment'), the Good Friday reproaches, or the sequence on Easter Sunday. You'll be surprised how much easier (and beloved) these become as you return to them year after year."
Kathleen Pluth, hymn writer and translator, S.T.D. (cand.) student at the Angelicum in Rome | archive
Fr. Christopher Smith, S.T.D., pastor of Prince of Peace Catholic Church in Taylors, SC | archive
Mary Ann Carr Wilson, music director at St. Anne Church in San Diego, home of the summer Chant Camp.
Adam Wood, church musician and writer at Music for Sunday.
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