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By Rudy Coggins
Published in Sports on April 15, 2012 1:52 AM
PRINCETON -- Princeton needed a confidence boost.
Trevor Haines and Austin Hinton definitely provided it Friday afternoon.
Haines' big defensive play and Hinton's game-ending, walk-off single propelled the Bulldawgs past county nemesis North Johnston, 4-3, in the consolation game of the 2012 Deacon Jones Invitational.
Princeton (4-10 overall) prevailed for just the second time in its last eight outings and picked up just its second home win on the Fred Bartholomew Athletic Complex diamond this season.
"Everybody did something today to help us win," Princeton assistant coach Russell Williamson said. "We needed to win one like that pretty bad and hopefully it's something that will get us going."
Cameron Davis' one-out single and Sean Mangum's sacrifice bunt put the Panthers in scoring position in the top of the seventh. Courtesy runner Tyler Hodge, who replaced Davis, headed for home when lead-off batter Matt Evans laced a two-out single down the third-base line.
Haines scooped up the ball and threw a line-drive shot -- all in one motion -- to catcher Tyler Daniels, who applied the tag on a sliding Hodge.
Hinton joked his teammate had been having arm trouble, but Haines didn't show it on the inning-ending play.
"I just put everything into the throw," grinned Haines. "The game was on the line."
Haines, fittingly, started the Bulldogs' game-winning rally. North Johnston hurler Tanner Snipes hit him and Haines moved to second base on Brad Williamson's single up the middle.
Daniels reached on a bunt, which set the table for Hinton. Evans, who relieved Snipes, threw a fastball down the pipe and Hinton slapped it back up the middle to score Haines.
Hinton, who received all-tournament recognition, cranked out five hits and four RBI in the two-day affair.
"Everything has felt right, I guess," Hinton said. "I've been seeing the ball real good and laying off the off-speed. The last inning ... pretty intense."
The teams traded defensive miscues and battled to a 3-3 tie through 3 1/2 innings. Princeton right-hander Forrest Stewart, an all-tournament pick, retired 11 of 13 batters during three-plus innings of shutout work and finished with a complete-game, five-hitter.
Stewart fanned six Panthers and stranded two in scoring position.
"We settled down on defense about the third inning on, it seemed like we got comfortable in the game," coach Williamson said. "We've had a lot of trouble, I think, with our concentration level and that was there today. I don't know the reason why, but hopefully it will carry on ... ignite us a little bit."
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A Thief in the House of Memory
Written by Tim Wynne-Jones
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Publication Date August 16, 2004
It has been six years since sixteen-year-old Dec's free-spirited mother, Lindy, disappeared. Dec feels so trapped in the present that he has avoided examining his past. But when an intruder dies in the museum-like family home, the man's death sends forth tremors that reawaken forgotten memories. Suddenly Dec is flooded with visions of his mother so tangible it's hard to believe they're not real.
At least Dec has his best friend -- gifted, funny Ezra -- to help him sort out what's real and what isn't. But as Dec's dream visions of his mother turn into nightmares, Ezra announces he's going away, leaving Dec haunted by questions that must be answered. What did happen to his mother? And who really is the thief in the house of memory?
Short-listed for the CLA Young Adult Canadian Book Award 2005
Long-listed for the Manitoba Young Reader's Choice Award 2006
Tim Wynne-Jones
Tim Wynne-Jones is one of Canada's foremost writers for children. The author of over thirty books, he is a two-time winner of the Governor General's Award, as well as a two-time winner of the Boston Globe-Horn Book Award and of the Arthur Ellis Award. He is the recipient of many other prizes at home and internationally including the Edgar Award and the Vicky Metcalf Award for a Body of Work. In 2012 he was made an Officer to the Order of Canada. He lives in Perth, Ontario.


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The winner of this year's Cogent Beef Futures award is convinced exploiting breeding technologies and genetics will drive herd profitability.
21 year old Alex Heath, a student at Harper Adams is closely involved with the development of the beef enterprise at the family farm near Market Drayton which is home to 50 pedigree Simmentals and 20 pedigree Limousins, as well as a 68,000 free range layer unit.
"Cogent's beef business is growing rapidly as more producers understand the commercial value of high index sires in delivering accelerated growth rates and superior carcase grades to generate higher margins," comments Sammie Wilson, Cogent's Beef Sire Analyst. "The Cogent Beef Futures Programme allows young beef farmers to gain a unique insight into developments in beef genetics and their place in developing profitable systems."
Alex was able to develop his knowledge of the beef industry, working alongside the Cogent team. He saw a range of farming practices and met key people from across the industry with varied approaches to beef production.
Following the farm tours he had to present his findings before putting his sales head on and pitching to sell a bull to the Beef Programme Manager. His prize for winning is an all-expenses paid trip to France in Spring 2017 including attendance at the Paris Show.
Alex Heath is convinced a commitment to quality genetics is essential for the continued development of a successful beef enterprise
"We want to build up a herd of modern Simmentals, with strong maternal traits, fine bone, width through the back end and plenty of shape, which is what the market is demanding at the moment.
"AI allows us access to a far greater pool of genetics so we can target specific traits. We are using AI on the Limousins to increase the overall merit of that part of the herd. It is used on some of the Simmentals to get outcross lines."
The family have also started using embryo transfer with three cows flushed per year. They now have three excellent daughters from their successful show cow by the leading sire Banwy Wonderboy.
"Showing is a key part of the business, providing a shop window for the sale of livestock and embryos. Increasing the influence of our best cows is a key aim for us, but you mustn't lose track of the main objectives of beef production.
"We want to breed efficient and profitable cattle, which will serve other people well, while producing killing cattle to hit market specifications with excellent growth rates and feed conversion. The foundations of our business are rearing top quality cattle from minimal concentrate inputs, utilising the milking ability of the dam whilst ensuring high growth rates and meat yields.
"Genetics are at the centre of achieving this. Embryo transfer allows us to target the best female lines to breed from, complementing them with AI from bulls with strong terminal traits. As an industry, the beef sector will need to determine how best to exploit the full potential of genetics to build its competitive position."
Sammie Wilson says selecting the finalists and eventual winner was a difficult task, commenting that the standard was extremely high. "The calibre of entrants highlights the talent available in the beef sector currently. We werereally excited about working with the finalists as they learned about different beef markets and gained unparalleled experiences which will help them build successful careers in the future."
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New Trier Township High School officials on Monday night voted in favor of placing a controversial $174 million bond referendum on the February ballot that would pay for expansion and renovation of the Winnetka campus.
The vote was 7-0.
About three dozen Winnetka residents were at the board meeting.
If approved by residents on the Feb. 2 ballot, money from the measure wilI replace the school's aging cafeteria and technology arts building. It also would provide the field house with an NCAA regulation-size track, indoor volleyball courts and a climbing wall.
An underground parking facility is proposed, and furniture is included in the construction costs.
If approved by residents, taxpayers could expect to pay up to $248 more a year on a $10,000 tax bill, starting in 2011, district officials have said.


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InHerTube's owner, who goes by Kat, was frustrated that rubber and leather harnesses didn't fit larger frames, so she developed a Portland-made harness available in waist sizes from 24 to 80. The harness is made from upcycled rubber previously used on heavy equipment, with industrial-strength velcro fasteners that hold fast but come on and off easily.
Folly PDX, follypdx.com. $65-$68.
They say you're sexiest when you're comfortable. The Ava slip works as an undergarment but also as lingerie. Local designer Sarah Bibb makes these slips for stores around the country, but you can get them fresh at Folly PDX.
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If you want fancy chocolate, Portland has plenty of chocolatiers making high-grade cacao bombs in letterpressed labels. Moonstruck has a huge selection, including cute critters with heart-shaped dots and smiling faces and eyes that say "I Love You," or heart-shaped truffles styled to look like Sweethearts candies.
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Scarlet Girl, scarletgirl.com. $19.
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Polonova, polonova.com. $20-$75.
Polonova's velvet gloves exude luxury. Your date will start referring to you as "daaahling" as your fingers move with the whimsical lightness of a '40s actress accepting an award. The gloves, and the Portland company's stockings, come in a variety of screen-printed patterns including swirls, dragons, henna and various vaguely European designs.


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CORTLAND — The Jets' offense did not provide many highlights in Saturday night's Green and White Scrimmage, but two of them were Michael Vick's legs.
The 34-year-old quarterback showed he still can run. He had two rushes for 35 yards, one gain of 20 and one of 15. He looked smooth and quick as he took off from the pocket and raced down the field.
"I just wanted to see how I was going to move," Vick said. "You always want to test your instincts, and you never know what the feel of the game is going to be, or how you are going to react to certain blitzes and pressure. I felt I moved real well in the pocket, I had some nice runs, and hopefully that will transfer over onto the field."
The man who rushed for more than 1,000 yards in 2006 may have lost a step, but it was hard to tell watching him run around Saturday night. Vick credited the offseason conditioning program with the Jets for the way he feels right now.
"I think the conditioning program we have here is exceptional," Vick said. "I think [head strength and conditioning coach Justus Galac] does a great job as far as taking care of our bodies. I feel good, I feel quick, I feel fast. At 34 it's amazing I feel as good as I do. I can honestly say there wasn't a day in training camp that I have been sore yet, so credit to the training staff and what they do here."
It is clear Vick is the backup quarterback, with the Jets doing everything but naming Geno Smith the starter. Vick has gotten roughly 25 percent of the first-team reps in training camp and had just one series with the starters on Saturday.
Vick's running ability does create an interesting possibility for the Jets, even if he is the backup. Would they have a series of plays for him to run?
Former Jets general manager Mike Tannenbaum, who knows Rex Ryan's thinking as well as anybody, suggested while speaking on the NFL Network that Ryan would have those plays for Vick.
The Jets tried that with Tim Tebow two years ago and it failed miserably. But the Jets coaches never trusted Tebow to throw the ball. Vick has wowed them with his throwing ability.
Ryan won't reveal if he's thinking about a special package of plays for Vick, but said Saturday he was impressed with Vick's speed.
"My gosh. The dude can flat fly and we know he can," Ryan said. "And [Chris] Johnson still looks like he can run. We definitely have some speed. But against Mike it was funny. I think the funniest play was when he had that big 20-yard run. He knows where the sticks are. We didn't have a stick up there and he still found it. The most impressive one was when [linebacker] Garrett McIntyre, he sees that it's Vick and he's like, 'Oop.' He changes his angle and just flies to the sideline. It's like, 'Yeah, that's pretty smart right there,' and starts grabbing his hamstring a little bit. So yeah, Mike, he can absolutely still run."
Defensive lineman Sheldon Richardson tried chasing Vick during the scrimmage Saturday night.
"He runs pretty well actually, and he was jogging, most definitely was jogging when I was chasing him so he's still got them legs, man," Richardson said. "[He was] slinging the ball too though."
Outside linebacker Jermaine Cunningham tore his right Achilles tendon in Saturday's scrimmage and is out for the season, a source confirmed.


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Senior housing poised for growth, NIC president says
Even though the economy is struggling, the senior housing sector has plenty of good days ahead, according to National Investment Center for the Seniors Housing & Care Industry President Robert G. Kramer.
Kramer told McKnight's Editorial Director John O'Connor in a recorded interview that future demand for senior housing would help the sector overcome economic challenges.
"I think the very fact of having our largest attendance ever is testimony to the fact that people, even when they realize the economy is struggling, they see great opportunities and great growth ahead for the senior housing and care sector," Kramer said.
He acknowledged that pending Medicare cuts present a challenge, particularly on the skilled nursing side of the market.
"That just means that there will be a lot of focus on how we make adjustments," Kramer said. "This is an industry poised for growth, [one] that has the immutable drivers of population and demand."
Operators can also take comfort in how well the senior housing market has weathered the recession thus far, as well as the opportunities involved in taking care of a new generation over the next 10 to 20 years, he added.
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Lean in Healthcare - more than a Rapid Improvement Event (RIE)?
Strategic Lean Implementation Methodology (SLIM) in Healthcare is the title of a Warwick Business School research project involving a cross-disciplinary team of researchers led by Dr Zoe Radnor and Professor Stewart Robinson. The project seeks to explore the use of computer simulation modelling alongside Lean implementation in healthcare.
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Earlier this month, a research dissemination event entitled Lean in Healthcare: More than an RIE? took place at Heartlands hospital in Birmingham and was attended by more than 40 practitioners and academics from across the region. The aim of the event was threefold, with practitioners keen to share experiences of Lean implementation in hospital trusts and to learn from the experiences of others.
The novel application of simulation modelling alongside Lean was showcased with the aid of presentations from case study trusts that have been involved with the rapid experiments designed and led by the research team at Warwick.
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This book was written quite differently to the first few - two different stories that interweave slightly and combine at the end. Not the best Phryne adventure.
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Five things for pharma marketers to know: Friday, March 10, 2017March 10, 2017
Novartis' Gleevec shows long-term survival benefit in study; Novo Nordisk CEO considers small acquisitions; Merck KGaA to sell biosimilars unit
Five things for pharma marketers to know: Thursday, March 12March 12, 2015
The SEC said some company drug prices can be made public, 23andMe launched an R&D division, and Public Citizen is asking the FDA to withdraw a proposal it says will undermine drug safety information.
AMA names president-electJune 09, 2014
Steven Stack will be the association's youngest president when he takes office in 2015.
AMA to shutter newspaper amid ad turmoilAugust 12, 2013
American Medical News' 55-year publishing run will come to a close this year, the AMA, its publisher, said today.
Good day, Sunshine: Tools help docs track paymentsAugust 01, 2013
With a new era of transparency for doctors and life science manufacturers kicking off today, here's how some organizations are keeping physicians informed.
Business briefs: Alexion, AMA, Eli LillyJune 19, 2013
Alexion plans on moving into new HQ in 2015, AMA declares obesity is a disease, FDA looks into Zyprexa patient deaths
Business briefs: Medtronic, AMA, Komen, GSK, Lilly, AZNJune 18, 2013
Studies undercut Medtronic spine treatment benefit, AMA wars over obesity classification, Komen gets a new CEO, GSK offloads thrombosis meds, Lilly gains diabetes treatment, AZN chooses new site
Congress spares pharmas from going over another cliff—for nowJanuary 02, 2013
For the drug industry, the big news in the "fiscal cliff" deal is that the next big congressional showdown—one that could have big implications for the healthcare industries—has been kicked down the road a couple months.
JAMA shows a knack for multi-channel outreachAugust 29, 2012
The fan base of the AMA's publishing arm grew 115% in the second quarter.
AMA ushers in new president, familiar prioritiesJune 20, 2012
The American Medical Association closed out its annual meeting Wednesday with a series of new resolutions and a new president, psychiatrist Jeremy Lazarus.
Congress takes a stab at IPABMarch 01, 2012
Congressional Republicans -- and even a few Democrats -- are pressing the attack on the Independent Payment Advisory Board for Medicare, a part of the Affordable Care Act opposed by both PhRMA and the AMA.
Steep drop seen in providers of community-based CMESeptember 15, 2011
State-accredited CME providers continue to decrease, with 68 dropping out as of last year, but so far the trend has not posed a threat to physician education, one official says.
On fifth try, AMA ethics proposal becomes CME policyJune 23, 2011
A new report passed by AMA delegates draws ethical boundaries around the use of industry funding for medical education, stopping well short of the all-out ban seen in some previous versions.
AMA to help docs cash in on EHR stimulus dollarsMarch 05, 2010
Doctors that demonstrate the "meaningful use" of electronic health records (EHR) in their practices are eligible for at least $44,000 over five years, an incentive the American Medical Association is facilitating with a new partnership.
Bid to restrict industry-backed CME rebuffed, againNovember 10, 2009
A third attempt by an AMA ethics council asking physicians and medical institutions to curb industry funding for professional educational activities was rebuffed yesterday.
AMA, FICS coalition launch consumer flu siteOctober 22, 2009
The AMA partnered with the Flu Information Care System (FICS) - a coalition of pharmacies, drug makers, state governments, tech providers and others - to launch a flu assessment site for consumers.
AMA hops on the social media bandwagonSeptember 10, 2009
In just over a month, the American Medical Association has launched a YouTube channel, a blog and a Facebook page.
AMA stumps for health bill on YouTubeJuly 21, 2009
The American Medical Association reasserted its support for America's Affordable Health Choices Act of 2009 (H.R. 3200) in a YouTube video starring AMA president James Rohack, a cardiologist from Texas.


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For more information on America's First Zoo and to buy and print tickets at home log onto www.philadelphiazoo.org.
Kira, the Philadelphia Zoo's Amur tiger mom, shows off her Philly pride by displaying her natural "P" birthmark in honor of her hometown team, the Philadelphia Phillies Kira and her three female cubs, Terney, Changbai and Koosaka, live inside the Zoo's award-winning Bank of America Big Cat Falls exhibit. Phillies fans of all ages can see Kira's "P," her tiger cubs and other rare and endangered species from all over the world year-round at the Philadelphia Zoo, located at 3400 West Girard Avenue.


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http://omniverse-rpg.comThe Omniverse is a crossover RPG with a unique style, where you may join with any character, pre-existing or original. Earn Omnilium with every post, gain powers, transformations and allies, and make your mark on a completely mutable world.
It is unknown who, exactly, was the first to be summoned by Omni. What everyone knows is how it starts. You wake up in a black void, and there is a grinning silhouette in the darkness. You find you cannot speak, but somehow it seems to know what questions you want to ask, even without you asking.
Index | Rules | Roster | Joining | Advertising
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"My name is Omni. This is not the world you know. This is the Omniverse. You interest me, so I have made you part of it. The Omniverse is a place that reflects the wishes of those who are part of it. But! There are rules. I will explain them only once, so listen carefully."
Omni hands you a glimmering orb in which all the colors of the rainbow coalesce. "This is Omnilium. It's what ties the Omniverse together. Without it, you are nothing. With it, anything you desire can be yours. But you will need more than this. If you desire it enough, you will find it. You will find that using it comes naturally. Just think of what you desire most.
"You will not be alone in the Omniverse. There are others. Of course, they, too desire Omnilium. Do not fear death. For as long as you interest me, you will be reborn.
"That's all you need to know right now. You'll figure out the rest soon enough. I'll be watching … and waiting."
It has been eight years since the first Primes arrived in the Omniverse. Since then, many have washed up on its shores, from worlds of every distinction. Towns, cities, even whole worlds have been created, and still the Omniverse expands, ever-watched by the strange being who creates the laws of the world - Omni. As the many factions vie for power, and the truth of this strange world, a wave of newcomers find themselves in the middle of the struggle, throwing the fragile balance into even greater chaos. How will you change the world?


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Home › Zoning Hearing Board › Facts about Demolition
Facts about Demolition
Before any building is demolished, either in part or completely, the applicant is required by the Building Code to obtain a Building Permit for the removal of the structure. This applies to accessory buildings as well. The purpose of this permit is for the removal of the building from your tax records and to document the removal of any non-conforming structures.
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Vision: The Digital Media Repository of the Ball State University Libraries provides a centralized, coordinated, and user-focused resource to serve the teaching, learning, and research needs of students, faculty, and researchers at Ball State and beyond. It serves as a means to bring together the digital collections and activities of the University Libraries in a single, cohesive, and accessible Web-based environment that also provides access to external digital resources to support the educational process.
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What can a literary festival bring to Dubai?
People. People who are curious about Dubai but don't want to look like the world's great shoppers. Coming to a literary festival and seeing these wonderful speakers will give them an excuse to visit and explore. Although Dubai gets a lot of publicity for its developments, adding something cultural like the literary festival will take it to the next level as a destination.
Why did you want to get involved with EAIFL?
People in Britain are now seeing these events as a place to talk about the way we live, and that's an increasingly rare opportunity. There is a considerable worry in the developed world that newspapers, television and magazines are tending towards the lighter side of things, towards gossip. In reality, there are vast numbers of people who want to learn about all kinds of interesting things, and at a book event they get to see that other people are interested too; that they're not the only one out there with an enquiring mind.
How long have you been coming to Dubai?
I've been coming for over 30 years. Journalists have always come to Dubai because it's an easy place to operate from: it works. In fact, I've been deported twice to Dubai: whenever I got the choice of being thrown out to a country, this is where I come.
How has the place changed?
It develops so quickly that I barely recognise it from one visit to the next. Nothing quite matches seeing it for real – the scale of the development and this extraordinary architecture.
How does writing for TV differ from writing a book?
A lot of people don't think that writing for television is a discipline, but it is. You shouldn't stand in front of a blazing inferno and say 'this is a huge fi re' when that is perfectly obvious. When you write a book, you don't have the pictures running alongside you and so you have to learn to write in a somewhat different way.
Will EAIFL help eradicate illiteracy in the UAE?
I come from the country of Shakespeare, and yet there are thousands of young people there who don't read because they simply can't be bothered. It's hugely worrying: illiteracy in a developed country is a scandal. It's nothing to do with poverty or lack of resources; it's to do with indifference and a certain hostility towards the idea of reading. What literary festivals can do is promote the idea that reading is fun.
How will Arabic writing be represented at EAIFL?
The festival is very much an exchange of ideas – that's why it's important to have local authors and people who write in Arabic to talk, rather than hearing the foreigners rabbit on about it. I think it's much more important that you get a good input of local talent
Any recommended reads?
I read right across the board. I like a lot of modern novelists – I thought What Was Lost by Caroline O'Flynn was quite brilliant – and I read quite a lot of social history. I've got piles of books by my bedside nine miles high.
Emirates Airline International Festival of Literature, Feb 26-Mar1, 2009. Confirmed authors include Margaret Atwood, Wilbur Smith, Ranulph Fiennes & Paulo Coelho. See www.eaifl.com.


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Ten Tips When Testifying
- Anna Davey, Forensic Foundations
- Wednesday, May 20th, 12:15pm - 1:30pm
Attendance at this event is free, but space is limited and allocated on a first-registered basis. Please register using the link below.
Asked to write a legal report?
Asked to give expert evidence?
Are you apprehensive about:
- What this involves?
- Your legal obligations?
- The difference between fact and opinion?
- How to correctly answer questions?
- Court protocol?
Anna Davey, Director, Forensic Foundations will share some of her insights into the legal world, the writing of legal reports (and the differences between technical reports and legal reports) and the joys of expert testimony (yes, joys!).
Since commencing operations in 2008, Forensic Foundations has provided continuing education, training and consultancy services to a broad range of private and government organisations. This will be our first presentation at a SANS event.
Bonus Sessions
The following bonus sessions are open to all paid attendees at no additional cost. There are many different types of events that fall into these categories:
- SANS@Night: Evening presentations given after day courses have ended. This category includes Keynotes.
- Lunch & Learn: Short presentations given during the lunch break.
Wednesday, May 20
|Ten Tips When Testifying
|Anna Davey, Forensic Foundations
|Wednesday, May 20th, 12:15pm - 1:30pm
|Lunch and Learn
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SOUTH LOS ANGELES --A brazen armed robbery was caught on surveillance video as the gunman targeted a family in the parking lot of a popular swap meet in South Los Angeles.
"He didn't bother nobody else in the car. He just put the gun to my head and said, 'Take all of it off,' and I took it off and gave it to him," Andrew Jackson said.
The victim, who didn't want to appear on camera, says the suspect targeted him because of his jewelry. Jackson says the thief stole his Rolex watch, diamond ring and gold chain, which is worth more than $40,000.
The incident occurred at the Slauson Super Mall in the 1600 block of W. Slauson Avenue around 4:15 p.m. Monday.
Jackson and his girlfriend, Nikki, were in their car with their 3-year-old son when the suspect, whom they had seen inside the swap meet, ran up with a gun.
"I was just scared to death. I didn't know what to do. I was just like so scared," Nikki said.
The gunman ran off and jumped in a waiting car and fled. Jackson tried to follow the suspects, but they got away.
The dangerous drama, however, was just getting started. Another gunman was waiting for the couple when they arrived home in Wilmington.
"I don't have nothing. Somebody beat you to it, they already took it," Jackson said he told the armed gunman.
The victim says he had called police several days earlier after spotting the suspicious man parked outside his home, but he never thought he would be targeted by two different thieves in the same day -- both after the jewelry he so proudly wore.
"It was like a dream. I just couldn't believe this could be happening, maybe the first one, OK, but then the second one," Nikki said. "When I seen him coming, I was like, 'Oh my gosh!'"
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I will try to make at least one a month and share with you........
This one is the Thanksgiving Mini Scrapbook by Twila Davis - USWDAF - I ♥ the Holidays 2011 .....amazing projects that you should check out for yourselves!
- Stamp Set: Daring Adventure
- Inks: Not Quite Navy, Cajun Craze
- Papers: Note Quite Navy, Cajun Craze, Early Espresso, River Rock, Well Worn DSP
- Punches: Decorative Label, Rounded Tab, Lace Ribbon Border, Boho Blossoms
- Others: Gold Brads, Regal Brads, 1/8" Taffeta Ribbon Night Of Navy (retired), Springtime Vintage Designer Buttons
I think this would make an awesome class, and I so love the Well Worn DSP for the males in our lives.
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It's an old story, but still a disgusting one. Whenever local governments feel a fiscal pinch, they often look to the hospitality business to bail them out of their troubles. Most times, it's a short-term solution that's bound to fail in the long run. The tactic involves boosting the hotel occupancy tax rate with the additional proceeds going to prop up budgetary shortfalls or to pay for some pet projects taxpayers otherwise wouldn't agree to fund.
The trend toward diversion of occupancy tax funds for uses other than tourism promotion—the only legitimate use—appears to once again be on the rise. In the past several days, news reports recount how several local governments are moving to rob occupancy tax accounts for dubious purposes:
• According to a story last week in The Florida Times-Union, the city of Jacksonville will take $1.2 million of occupancy taxes (representing a third of the city's 6% levy on hotel rooms) and use it to install a high-definition scoreboard in the local basketball arena. The lawmakers' dubious rationale: the new scoreboard will help the city lure NCAA basketball tournament games to Jacksonville. Sounds like a long shot at best, and that money could be better spent marketing the city's attractions to potential visitors in natural feeder markets.
• Two days later, the MetroWest Daily News reported that Milford, MA approved a hike in its occupancy tax from 4% to 6%, with the extra cash going into the town's general coffers. The city fathers in this Podunk burg don't even pretend the money will somehow benefit the flow of tourism. As Town Administrator Louis Celozzi told the Daily News, "It was sold on the idea it's other people's money, so it's quite easy to say you're in favor of taxing people coming from out of town or out of state." I'm shocked the owners and GMs of the six or so branded hotels in the town don't protest this kind of irresponsible talk from an elected official who, in essence, has his hands in their bank accounts.


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Qmobile Noir A9 Video Review
Hello Everyone,
So I created my first ever video review of a a mobile phone and it was Qmobile Noir A9. I tried my best to cover the basic things in the review quickly. During the last weekend I also tested the Noir A9 camera and compared it with results from iphone 4. I Will post the comparision soon.
This review of Noir A9 covers benchmarks, game performance, browser performance and camera review. So here is the video review of Qmobile Noir A9.
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Kindergarten Science(14 Units, 83 Lessons)
Big Idea: What parts of a goldfish are important to its survival?
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Big Idea: How do the parts of a goldfish help it live?
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Big Idea: How do we know the difference between some living things that swim?
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Big Idea: If guppies look so different, are they still the same kind of fish?
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Big Idea: What do these fish and amphian varieties have in common?
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RALEIGH, N.C., Aug. 8, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- LipoScience, Inc. (Nasdaq:LPDX) today announced that two new members have recently joined the Board of Directors, Jeffrey T. Barber and James R. ("Bob") Hurley. Mr. Barber was elected as a director at the Annual Meeting on June 12, 2013, and Mr. Hurley was appointed a director on August 5, 2013.
"We are excited to welcome Jeff and Bob to our Board of Directors, and are confident that their leadership and impressive public healthcare company experience will prove a significant contribution to our Board," said Bob Greczyn, Interim President and Chief Executive Officer of LipoScience. "As a partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers, Jeff has worked with and provided advice to a number of high profile healthcare companies, which is especially important for us as a newer publicly traded company. Bob, on the other hand, has the valuable experience of helping to run two well known public healthcare companies, Beckman Coulter and Baxter International. We look forward to working with Jeff and Bob as LipoScience continues to grow and gain traction among our peers in the cardiovascular disease (CVD) management and diagnostic space."
Mr. Barber, a certified public accountant, is a managing director with Fennebresque & Co., a Charlotte, North Carolina based investment banking firm, where he focuses on investments in healthcare and technology. He joined Fennebresque & Co. in 2009 upon retiring after 31 years from PricewaterhouseCoopers ("PwC"). Mr. Barber was a partner at PwC for 20 years, serving as the managing partner of the PwC Raleigh office for 14 years, and he spent two years in the PwC National Office in New York working in the firm's Accounting and SEC Group. While at PwC, he assisted in 12 successful initial public offerings and served as the lead engagement partner for Glaxo Wellcome, Quintiles Transnational, Red Hat, Inspire Pharmaceuticals, Salix Pharmaceuticals, TranS1 and Pharmaceutical Product Development ("PPD"). Mr. Barber currently serves on the Board of Directors and audit committees of two publicly traded corporations, Ply Gem Holdings, Inc. and SciQuest, and is on the Board of Trustees of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina.
Mr. Hurley was previously with Beckman Coulter, where he most recently served as President and Chief Executive Officer from 2010 to 2012, at which time it was acquired by Danaher Corporation. Prior to that, he held various other executive positions at the company, including Senior Vice President of Human Resources from 2005 to 2010. Earlier in his career, he served in various executive positions with Baxter International, both in the United States and in Tokyo, Japan. Preceding his career in healthcare, Mr. Hurley was in the United States Army for eight years.
About LipoScience
LipoScience, Inc. is pioneering a new field of personalized diagnostics based on nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) technology. The company's first proprietary diagnostic test, the NMR LipoProfile® test, measures the number of low-density lipoprotein particles (LDL-P) in a blood sample and provides physicians and their patients with actionable information to personalize management of risk for heart disease. To date, over 10 million NMR LipoProfile tests have been ordered. LipoScience's automated clinical analyzer, Vantera®, has been cleared by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). It requires no previous knowledge of NMR technology to operate and has been designed to dramatically simplify complex technology through ease of use and walk-away automation. The Vantera Clinical Analyzer will be placed with national and regional clinical laboratories.
LipoScience is driving NMR diagnostics toward becoming a clinical standard of care by decentralizing its technology and expanding its menu of personalized diagnostic tests to address a broad range of cardiovascular, metabolic and other diseases. For further information on LipoScience, please visit www.liposcience.com and www.theparticletest.com.
CONTACT: Media Contact: Tori Hall LipoScience, Inc. (919) 256-1046 email@example.com Investor Relations: Bob Yedid ICR, Inc. (646) 277-1250 email@example.com
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Disability Support Services
Supporting students with impairments to be successful in their studies.
The University of Waikato is committed to providing equity in education and works to ensure that students with impairments have access to all areas of campus life. Our Disability Support Service strives to make our University more inclusive and accessible as well as working to increase the success of students with impairments.
We provide a range of services such as: note-taking support, assistive technology, alternative test and exam arrangements, converting learning material to alternative formats, sign-language interpreter's, mobility parking permits, specialist equipment and much more.
All students with an impairment are encouraged to register with Disability Support Services before coming to University or very early in your studies. This will ensure you give yourself the access you need to support your educational success.
We support long-term, short-term and temporary impairment:
Sensory Impairment
- Blind/Vision Impaired
- Deaf/Hearing Impaired
Physical Impairment
- Head Injury
- Mobility
- Speech
Specific Learning Impairment
- Dyslexia
- Dyscalculia
- Asperger's and Autism Spectrum Disorder
Mental Health
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Schizophrenia
- Bipolar
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Ticket Information
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The Office of Cultural & Special Programs
Calendar Home
Saturday, October 3LGBT Conference
McCoy Commons, The Oaks, 2 p.m.
Spectrum will host a mini-conference for Elon students and community members on topics of interest to the lesbian/gay/bisexual/transgender community, including responses to homophobia, gay marriage, employment rights, straight allies training and ways to advocate for LGBT personal and political rights.
Registration is recommended by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com by Friday, September 25.
Saturday, October 3Tri-State Sculptors Exhibition, closing receptionIsabella Cannon Room, 6 p.m.
Light refreshments and an opportunity to meet the sculptors whose work has been on view across campus during the previous weeks of the semester.
Sponsored by the Department of Art
Monday, October 5Giovanna Negretti, "The Importance of Political Engagement"Whitley Auditorium, 7:30 p.m.
Negretti is the founding executive director of ¿Oiste? ("Have you heard?"), a Massachusetts-based organization with a mission to promote the principles and practice of democracy and to advance the political, social and economic standing of Latinos and Latinas.
Sponsored by Institute of Political & Public Affairs, Department of Political Science, National Campaign for Student Political Engagement, and the Center for Civic Engagement.
Through the painterly languages of representation and abstraction, Stephan explores the seemingly disparate themes of infinity and interconnectedness through the metaphor of landscape. Exhibition continues through Monday, November 23.
Tuesday, October 6Thorpe Moeckel, poetry reading
Yeager Recital Hall, 7:30 p.m.
After years of guiding trips on rivers and trails in the Appalachians, Moeckel earned an MFA in poetry in 2002 at the University of Virginia. He has since published two chapbooks and two full-length collections of poems. A former Kenan Visiting Writer at UNC Chapel Hill, he is now an assistant professor at Hollins University.
Sponsored by the Department of English and the William Maness Fund
Wednesday-Tuesday, October 7-13Department of Performing Arts presents Psycho Beach Party by Charles BuschDirected by Fredrick J. RubeckBlack Box Theatre, Wednesday-Friday, 7:30 p.m.; Saturday, 2 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday, 2 p.m.; Monday-Tuesday, 7;30 p.m.
Originally titled Gidget Goes Psychotic, Busch's campy play lampoons the beach and psychological thrillers of the early '60s. Surfers, beach bums, a Joan Crawford-like mother, a multiple personality-afflicted teen and a B-movie queen all mix together for a wacky evening in the theatre!
Admission: $12 or Elon ID. Reservations are highly recommended and will be taken beginning September 30 by calling
(336) 278-5650. Note: contains mature subject matter - viewer discretion is advised.
Thursday, October 8Mark Robinson, opening reception
Arts West Gallery, 6 p.m.
Robinson is a mixed media and video sculpture artist interested in the intersections and networks of culture, technology and visualization. His past works explored the relationships of Quantum (Mechanics) identity with forms of subjectivity and cultural mediation found on the Internet. Exhibition continues through Thursday, November 5.
Thursday, October 8Giuseppi Pelli and Stefano Ragni, "Italian Music, Ambassador of Culture in the World," lecture and recitalWhitley Auditorium, 7:30 p.m.
Pelli and Ragni are a pianistic duo teaching at the Universita per Stranieri in Perugia, Italy. Their program connects Italian music with important manifestations of Italian patrimony in literature, theatre and art. Their collaborative work is inspired by Tullio Macoggi, a maestro of refined sonorous sensibility with a profound capacity of interpretation.
Sponsored by the Department of Music and the Office of Cultural and Special Programs
Sunday, October 11Bel Canto CompanyWhitley Auditorium, 3 p.m.
The Triad's premier choral ensemble previews the 27th season with a performance of its signature sound and repetoire. Treat yourself to a concert that spans both centuries and styles.
Sponsored by the Office of Cultural and Special Programs
Tuesday, October 13Elon University Fall Convocation with Khaled HosseiniAlumni Gym, Koury Athletic Center, 4 p.m.
Elon Common Reading Program
Hosseini is author of A Thousand Splendid Suns, a novel tracing the volatile events of Afghanistan's most recent decades. It is the Elon University Common Reading selection for 2009-10. The Fall Convocation program will include a moderated discussion with Hosseini about his homeland, the violence that persists and the humanitarian efforts necessary for rebuilding.
Admission: $12 or Elon ID. Tickets available September 22.
Thursday-Friday, October 22 & 23Choreography SalonModerators: Cherie Bower & Lauren KearnsStudio A: Center for the Arts, 6 and 8 p.m.
The "salon" is based on the French model of performing works-in-progress in an intimate environment that encourages dialogue between the audience and the artists. The program will include original solos and duets from the Choreography I class and quartets, quintets and sextets from the Choreography II class.
Sponsored by the Department of Performing Arts
Thursday, October 22Patrick Cook-Deegan, "Cycle for Schools"LaRose Digital Theatre, Koury Business Center, 7:30 p.m.
Cook-Deegan, a 2008 graduate of Brown University, raised $22,500 to build a school in Laos as well as provide two K-12 scholarships for girls in Cambodia by bicycling 27,000 miles through Southeast Asia during his sophomore year. He recently began working for the U.S. Campaign for Burma, a group that promotes freedom, democracy and human rights in that country. In very short time, Cook-Deegan has raised more than $75,000 and published a host of articles on the subject of Burmese human rights violations.
Sponsored by the Truitt Center for Religious and Spiritual Life, STAND, and Students for Peace and Justice
Thursday, October 22American Place Theatre presents The Secret Life of BeesFrom the novel by Sue Monk Kidd; adapted and directed by Wynn Handman; performed by Denise WilbanksWhitley Auditorium, 7:30 p.m.
A verbatim adaptation of the New York Times bestseller set during the Civil Rights Movement. A young girl's search for the truth leads her to three beekeeping sisters and the discovery of the true meaning of family.
Admission: $12 or Elon ID. Tickets available October 1.
Elon University Lyceum Series
Monday, October 26Rebecca Brown, "India's Modern Antiquity: An Unreadable Text, a New Ruin, and the Question of Modernity after 1947"Yeager Recital Hall, 6 p.m.
The simultaneity of India's past and present often appears in tourist brochures and coffee table books, and it permeates much of how India articulates itself to itself and to the world. Rebecca Brown examines two works: K.C.S. Paniker's Words and Symbols painting (1964) and Satish Gajral's Belgian Embassy building of 1980-83. Both artists imbue their works with something of antiquity but also provide creative answers that show India's relation to its colonial past while transforming a definition of the modern.
Art History Lecture Series
Monday, October 26Marijuana Debate
Kris Krane & Paul ChabotWhitley Auditorium, 7:30 p.m.
Questions on whether to legalize marijuana, the use of medical marijuana and the enforcement of marijuana law take the stage in a moderated debate between federal policy experts.
Sponsored by General Studies and the Liberal Arts Forum
Tuesday, October 27Jeanne Stark, piano
Whitley Auditorium, 7:30 p.m.
Adams Foundation Piano Recital Series sponsored by the Times-News and Elon University
Stark is regarded with the highest esteem, in Europe and in America, for her superb musicianship and deeply spiritual interpretations of classical music's most challenging repertoire for the piano. Her Elon concert will include works by Beethoven, Chopin and Debussey.
Admission: $15 (RS) or Elon ID. Tickets available October 6.
Wednesday, October 28Ann Jones, Ph.D., guest lecture and book signing
LaRose Digital Theatre, 7:00 p.m.
A writer and photographer who has several books written on domestic violence and women's issues. She has worked in Afghanistan as a humanitarian volunteer for four years, teaching Afghan High school English teachers, documenting the cases of women detained in prison, and advocating for women's rights.
Thursday, October 29Study Abroad ForumMcKinnon Hall, Moseley Center, 4 p.m.
Students and faculty present scholarly, artistic and reflective work based on study abroad experience.
Sponsored by the Study Abroad Committee and the Isabella Cannon Centre for International Studies
Thursday-Saturday, October 29-31Department of Performing Arts presents Kiss Me, KateDirected by Catherine McNeela, Choreography by Lynne Kurdziel Formato, Music Direction by Nathaniel Fox Beversluis McCrary Theatre, Thursday-Saturday, 7:30 p.m.
Taking its inspiration from Shakespeare, Kiss Me, Kate recounts the backstage and onstage antics of two feuding romantic couples during a touring production of The Taming of the Shrew. Sparkling with 18 classic Cole Porter songs - including "Another Op'nin, Another Show," "Always True to You in My Fashion," and "Too Darn Hot" - Kiss Me, Kate epitomizes the Broadway musical comedy at its irresistible best.
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The National Traction Engine Trust launches an informal review. However nothing changes.
2016 will see several tie in events between the NTET and the SPC.
Vital new role within the NTET has been filled.
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Delays in the arrival of Steaming.
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Recap: Nebraska 76, Purdue 57
Nebraska 76, Purdue 57: Terran Petteway scored 29 points as the host Cornhuskers harassed the visiting Boilermakers into 30.2 percent shooting to win their fifth straight contest.
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Recap: Nebraska 76, Purdue 57
Nebraska 76, Purdue 57: Terran Petteway scored 29 points as the host Cornhuskers harassed the visiting Boilermakers into 30.2 percent shooting to win their fifth straight contest.
Shavon Shields added 18 points, 10 rebounds and three steals for Nebraska (16-10, 8-6 Big Ten), which has won six in a row at home during conference play for the first time since it put together a school-record eight-game run spanning the 1981-82 and 1982-83 seasons. Walter Pitchford overcame injuries to both of his knees to chip in 10 points for the Cornhuskers.
Bryson Scott came on late to lead Purdue (15-12, 5-9) with 13 points and 10 rebounds en route to the Boilermakers' seventh loss in nine games. Rapheal Davis tallied nine points and eight boards as no other player finished in double figures.
Purdue and Nebraska combined to start 2-for-19 from the field before the Cornhuskers began to pull away with a 7-0 run to break open a tie game after conference-leading shot blocker A.J. Hammons left with foul trouble. Purdue managed only one field goal over the last eight-plus minutes of the first half, but the worst foul-shooting team in the Big Ten kept its deficit to single digits by going 12-for-12 from the stripe in the opening stanza.
The Boilermakers' shooting woes continued well after intermission as they missed 11 of their first 14 field-goal attempts over the first 12 minutes, allowing Petteway to score 13 of his 19 second-half points during a 26-8 surge that gave Nebraska a commanding 65-38 advantage with 8:05 left. The lead remained at 26 in the final minutes until Purdue scored 10 of the final 13 points to make it more respectable.
GAME NOTEBOOK: Nebraska, which improved to a Big Ten-best 13-1 at home, matched its longest conference winning streak since Jan. 13-27, 1999. ... Boilermakers G Sterling Carter appeared to suffer a potentially serious right knee injury midway through the second half as he was attempting to convert a contested layup against Petteway and could not put weight on the leg as he was helped off the floor by trainers. ... The Cornhuskers have held opponents to 34 percent from the field and an average of 56.4 points during the winning streak.


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RECIPE: Chocolate Raspberry Pavlova
Luscious soft whipped cream adorned with a blanket of deep red raspberries covering a delicate crisp chocolate crackle underneath all make this pavlova impossible to resist. This is a fantastic summer dessert, rich and satisfying yet simultaneously delicate and light. The chocolate pavlova contrasts the unsweetened whipped cream and fresh raspberries perfectly both in flavor and texturally. You will adore every bite. From the delicate edges of the pavlova that seem to melt in your mouth followed by chocolaty chewy bites as you get further toward the center, all enhanced by the smooth creamy topping and burst of freshness from the raspberries. Simply put, this is a delightful summer dessert that will impress all. And while you accept your praises, you can keep to yourself how amazingly easy it was to make!
Chocolate Raspberry Pavlova
Recipe from Nigella Lawson's Forever Summer.
Serves 8 – 10.
For the chocolate meringue base:
6 egg whites
1 cup granulated sugar
3 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder, sifted
1 teaspoon balsamic or red wine vinegar
2 ounces bittersweet chocolate, finely chopped
For the topping:
2 ¼ cups heavy cream
1 very full pint of raspberries
2-3 tablespoons coarsely grated bittersweet chocolate
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F and line a baking sheet with baking parchment.
Beat the egg whites until satiny peaks form, and then beat in the sugar a spoonful at a time until the meringue is stiff and shiny. Sprinkle over the cocoa and vinegar, and the chopped chocolate. Then gently fold everything until the cocoa is thoroughly mixed in. Mound onto a baking sheet in a fat circle approximately 9 inches in diameter, smoothing the sides and top. Place in the oven, then immediately turn the temperature down to 300 degrees and cook for about one to one and a quarter hours. When it's ready it should look crisp around the edges and on the sides and be dry on top, but when you prod the center you should feel the promise of squidginess beneath your fingers. Turn off the oven and open the door slightly, and let the chocolate meringue disk cool completely.
When you're ready to serve, invert onto a big, flat-bottomed plate. Whisk the cream till think but still soft and pile it on top if the meringue, then scatter over the raspberries. Coarsely grate the chocolate so that you get curls rather than rubble, as you don't want the raspberries' luscious color and form to be obscured, and sprinkle haphazardly over the top, letting some fall, as it will, on the plate's rim.
· To help achieve a 9 inch circle, I take the piece of parchment and draw a circle on it. Parchment is so thin that once inverted you will still be able to see the outline of your circle. This little step makes getting the perfect sized circle a snap. If you don't have compass you can simply take some kitchen twine (or any thin sting), tie one end to a pen (just check to see if the pen will write on parchment first) and measure and mark a 4.5 inch length from the point of the pen. Then hold the mark in the center of the parchment and spin the pen around with the string taught. Go all the way around and you'll end up with a 9 inch circle.
· As you can see in the photo, other fruit works well too. We happened to have a berry mix already in the house when we made this yesterday so that's what we topped it with. Still delicious. Though raspberries do work best.e
· Be sure to have a large plate to serve this on. It will expand a bit and end up larger than the 9 inches. The first time we made it I had to put it on a cutting board as we didn't have a plate big enough. We have since rectified that with the gorgeous Heath Ceramics serving platter you see pictured.


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For the first time in my life I had someone on call for me, a friend who is honest enough to to plant my feet back on the ground. To cheer for me when I'm up, encourage me when i'm indecisive and slap me back in place when I'm in the wrong mindset. I'm so.... I can't find the word for it so i'll just say... blessed to have kept someone so worthwhile around. I can't even begin to explain how grateful I am, so here's a song. Moonlight, good times, boogie!.. minus the love bits.