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Juba, 24 January 2012 – In the state of Jonglei in South Sudan, civilians continue to bear the brunt of inter-communal fighting. Wounded patients are still arriving at the Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) hospital in Pibor, three weeks after the violent attack on the town and outlying villages in Pibor county. Many were injured after having fled into the bush, where thousands have remained, afraid to come out of hiding. MSF medical teams are now treating serious wound infections, some several weeks old. Since relaunching emergency medical activities in Pibor on 7 January, MSF has treated 47 patients with gunshot wounds, including 16 women and 8 children. A further 43 patients have been treated for stab wounds, beatings or wounds sustained while escaping into the bush.
In the wake of the Pibor attack, MSF learned the tragic news that Allan Rumchar, an MSF watchman, and his wife had been killed. Of 156 locally recruited staff, 25 are still unaccounted for three weeks after the attack, and we remain extremely concerned for them.
The violence in Pibor is not isolated. After an 11 January attack on the village of Wek in northern Jonglei state, MSF evacuated by air 13 patients who needed urgent surgery, the majority women and children, to MSF's hospital in Nasir. In August 2011 scores of villagers were killed during an attack on the town of Pieri and surrounding villages. In the past six months, 185 seriously wounded patients have sought care from MSF teams in Lankien, Pieri and Yuai. "We are seeing a cycle of attacks and reprisals throughout this area of northern Jonglei," said MSF head of mission Jose Hulsenbek. "For the civilians in this part of South Sudan, the fear of having to flee their homes or being killed is very real."
One recurring characteristic of the attacks in Jonglei is their extreme violence. One woman treated for a gunshot wound by MSF in Pibor said she had fled into the bush with her husband, children and 15 other family members. After running for 11 hours, they were found by a group of men who shot at them. "We scattered. They shot me in my thigh, and my baby, who was hanging on my back. I tried to hide in the high grass but they found me because my baby was crying. They started beating my daughter until she kept quiet. They left us behind thinking we were dead." Her son was also treated by MSF for a bullet wound to the chest, which, remarkably, left him alive.
MSF is extremely concerned for the health and wellbeing of civilians forced to flee, either from fighting or from fear of an attack. These people hide out in the bush, with no or minimal shelter, limited access to food and increased risk of falling ill. Often, they return to find only ashes where their homes used to be.
Lekwongole, a village north of Pibor town where MSF runs a clinic, scarcely exists now. All that remains of the MSF clinic is the concrete floor and walls. "The people explained to me that during the day they dare to come out of hiding in search for food or to seek medical care, which MSF restarted on January 18," says Karel Janssens, MSF project coordinator. "But at night they return to their hiding places in the bush, where they are at risk of contracting malaria or respiratory infections." In Pibor, approximately half the consultations since 7 January have been for malaria, as people remain exposed when sleeping in the open.
A deeply worrying pattern is emerging, where people and their scarce resources are being deliberately targeted by all the armed groups involved in the intercommunal violence. Hospitals, health clinics, water sources have all become targets for armed groups on all sides, suggesting a tactic of depriving people of their basic necessities for life. Of greatest concern for Colette Gadenne, MSF operations coordinator for South Sudan, is the targeting of civilians themselves: "After these attacks many women and children are coming to us shot, stabbed, beaten. They try to keep safe by hiding in the bush, but it seems that even running away is not enough".
In a December 2009 report, Facing Up to Reality: Health Crisis Deepens as Violence Escalates in Southern Sudan, MSF documented the escalation of intercommunal violence in Jonglei and Upper Nile states, and its increasing impact on civilian populations. MSF treated 392 patients wounded by violence that year, and estimated that 86,000 people were displaced. The situation has not improved. In the past six months, MSF has treated more than 250 patients wounded by violence in Jonglei state, the majority women and children.


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Tonight one of the largest Canadian TV audiences of the year will scurry back from their refrigerators and bathroom breaks during the first intermission of Stanley Cup final Game 4 to absorb the words of Don Cherry. His Coach's Corner segment on Hockey Night in Canada remains hugely popular and has made Cherry probably the most recognizable person in the country.
Grapes and his co-host/straight man Ron MacLean have a practiced spontaneity that keeps the proceedings lively. The opinions flow freely, although many find Cherry regressive, bellicose, demagogic and xenophobic — not that his critics deter him. He perseveres, dispensing advice to "you kids out there," while frequently punctuating highlights with butchered versions of players' names (hardly setting an example for the kids out there), all at a high-decibel rate.
The star's humorous and colorful wardrobe mirrors his vocal modulation, and include the highest collars seen on TV since Howdy Doody's clown Clarabell. Of course, Clarabell didn't speak.
But Donald S. Cherry does, and a big part of his shtick is a scolding I-told-you-so brand of hockey analysis, often rooted in old-school hockey basics — as he demonstrated early in his Game 3 installment at the Stanley Cup final (below starting at 1:42) where he admonished the Penguins forecheckers, whom he showed chasing a Detroit defenseman behind the net in a play in which the Wings easily broke out of their zone. Don't chase 'em and a goal could result, as his next video demonstrated, which showed Brad Stuart's poor pass leading to Pittsburgh's opening score.
"You listen to me," he brayed, "and a lot of things will happen."
When it comes to changes in the game, however, Grapes gets a sour taste in his mouth. Actually, he can't really comprehend them. In the very next segment (which begins at about 2:35), Cherry displayed an alarming lack of understanding about one of the game's major developments over the last three years, the previously verboten two-line pass.
Here's our transcription, from the Department of Redundancy Department (which you can skip if you've watched the video):
RON: You and Scotty Bowman had and interesting conversation about this….
DON: Yes, we did yesterday. This is the newest thing. "Stretch…pass." This is a stretch pass. You coaches use this, watch, if you want. Watch, watch. This is the newest thing out, makes for boring hockey, but it gets it. In the old days, that would have been an offside pass. But now, you get it in.…
RON: It's actually a problem, right?
DON: It is a problem, because all they're gonna do from now on, sharp coaches like Babcock and other one, is they're just gonna get it and have a guy at the blue line and just rifle it. Anyhow, that's the start of it. Scotty and I picked that up."
What is he talking about? First of all, how is this the newest thing just out? There's nothing new about it, unless you still consider the three-year-old post-lockout rules brand new.
A number of hockey observers began calling for the elimination of the two-line pass even before the lockout, and we heard the term "stretch pass" coined probably five years ago, perhaps by Pierre McGuire, who was one of its earliest and most vocal advocates. Or perhaps it was another former Bowman assistant coach, Barry Smith, a top hockey mind who has extensive coaching experience in Europe where the two-line pass has long been legal (and if McGuire and/or Smith were on it that long ago, you can rest assured Bowman, their mentor, was on it around the same time).
Bowman has certainly been advocating the stretch pass and using the term for a few years. This is new only to Cherry. Only in Grapes's world could this just have started, and only in Grapes's world would he, chest puffed out, proclaim that he and Bowman picked it up.
And it's what? Boring? Jeez, it's one of the most exciting plays in the game. Was it boring when Evgeni Malkin scored his shorthanded goal against the Flyers in Game 1 of the conference final (and we give you that call below in Russian because a) it's fun, 2) we're fairly certain Cherry wouldn't like it, and III) so we don't have to listen again to Joe Beninati of Versus tell us Malkin was "basket hanging").
The way Cherry uses video, however, sometimes isolating certain images out of context to make his point, you'd think that stretch-pass plays like Sergei Gonchar made to Malkin don't happen.
But let's give Don a very large benefit of the doubt here, and assume what he meant to say — and he didn't come anywhere close to saying it — was that he and Scotty discussed that coaches have now started stationing a guy at the far blue line and that guy tips a stretch pass deep into the offensive zone to get the puck down the ice to avoid icing and get a long distance shoot-in.
Well, that's nothing new either, because coaches did the same thing during the two-line offside era — they just put the guy at the red line to tip it deep; and they did it more often back then than we've seen it being done now from the far blue line because, well, it was closer and easier to accomplish. The only thing new here is that the tip can be as much as 25 feet farther down the ice.
None of this will dull anyone's infatuation with Cherry any more than the recent allegations that he has a rather obvious public grudge against Sidney Crosby (although it wouldn't totally surprise us tonight if Grapes threw a bouquet in Sidney's direction; he is politically astute if not particularly sensitive).
A good number of fans on both sides of the border — he is on ESPN now as well — will continue to take Cherry seriously and consider him in the vanguard of hockey thought. But when we view things like this, we sometimes wonder if the mute clown Clarabell had more insight.
Barry Melrose? Really? The word began leaking a month ago when Al Strachan mentioned it on Hockey Night in Canada's Hot Stove segment that when the sale of the Lightning went through, Barry Melrose would replace John Tortorella behind the Tampa Bay bench.
With that sale moving closer to NHL approval, the Melrose buzz grows louder in the media, although he's downplaying the speculation while acknowledging he's always wanted to return to coaching.
"Melrose is not a done deal," writes Erik Erlendsson in his Tampa Tribune blog, despite some reports that the deal is done. "No definitive offers have been made to anybody and the team is still talking to other candidates…Oren Koules and his group were told by the executive board of the NHL the other day that the only issues that can be dealt with right now are those of a time sensitive manner. A head coach, is not a time sensitive matter."
Melrose would be good copy, of course. He is a colorful guy who, when he coached the Kings, was not a real X's and O's coach but one who thrived on motivating through a positive approach.
That would be a switch from the very demanding Tortorella, which Vinny Lecavalier, among others, might appreciate. And Vinny has a year left on his deal and must be made happy. He'd look pretty spiffy wearing the bleu, blanc et rouge.
On the other hand, the game has changed so much in the years Melrose has been away that one can't help but be skeptical. Those reservations, and the imminent departure of Tortorella, who is as good a tactician as there is, have been expressed by Erlendsson and have found voice elsewhere in The Tampa Tribune as well as in The St. Petersburg Times.
But besides his positive approach and national profile, what will bring Melrose to Tampa Bay is good ol' hockey cronyism.
Before taking his only NHL job with the Kings, Melrose coached Detroit's AHL team, the Adirondack Red Wings in Glens Falls, N.Y., and one of his players was a lumbering right winger, Mike Butters, who only served a half season under Melrose before being dispatched to Halifax.
But Butters, a very personable guy who had a decent career as a rugged type in minor pro hockey, thought Melrose was the best coach he ever had. He soon found himself in California, playing in the low minors and pro roller hockey while perusing a show-biz career at the same time Melrose rose to prominence coaching the Kings. It's very likely the two, both from the Canadian plains (Melrose from Sasatchewan and Butters from Manitoba) had stayed in touch.
Now how does that bring Melrose to Tampa? Well, Butters is a longtime friend and business associate of Oren Koules, the principal guy in OK Hockey, the group buying the Lightning. The two are partners in the Helena Bighorns, a junior team currently playing in the Northern Pacific Hockey League, where they have won three Cascade Cup championships in four seasons (the first two as the Queen City Cutthroats).
They were also partners in producing the grindhouse blockbuster film "Saw," in which each had bit parts, and which probably provided the wealth for Koules to form OK Hockey (in which Butters might be one of the thus far unidentified partners). Koules, from Chicago, had a junior hockey career of his own in Western Canada before entering the world of finance as a trader on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, an experience that drew him into the film business.
A word from Butters to Koules on Melrose almost certainly got the ball rolling, if there wasn't already an understanding long ago that Melrose would be their guy.
In many ways, the telegenic Melrose could be a good fit in Tampa Bay, but as Gary Shelton writes in the St. Pete Times, "In the end, it won't matter that this was a splashy move or a solid one, a questionable move or a popular one. In the end, all that will matter is whether it was the right move. In the games to come, the answer will be found on a scoreboard."
Oil Futures: In his blog, The Cult of Hockey, David Staples of the Edmonton Journal suggests the Oilers try to sell themselves to free agents by becoming the Manchester United of the NHL.
"If you want a town where hockey fanatics outnumber palm trees, and where one in two fans can tell you all about Howie Morenz, and where a half of the crowd has had at least one stitch from actually playing the game, Edmonton is your place," Staples suggests for a sales pitch.
"Manchester is the Edmonton of England," he continues. "It isn't England's great city, not anywhere close to that. It has suffered from economic downturns, though it's on the rise again. It has often been viewed by the snobs of London as a cold and wet place, and uncultured place. It's certainly not near the top of anyone's list of places to visit when they travel to northern England, let alone Europe.
"And yet, year after year, Manchester United draws players away from the rest of Europe, from the warmth, beauty and culture of Madrid, Barcelona, Turin, London and Rome. Every season, United fields one of the best squads in the world."
Skating Around: One thought about the NBC telecast of Game 3 exceeding ESPN's telecast of the NBA Pistons game against the Celtics by 14 percent in the Detroit area: It's likely the gap was even larger, since a number of Detroiters traditionally watch CBC's Hockey Night in Canada telecast, preferring it to anything produced in the US. If there's a way to factor that number into the NBC number, we don't know what it is, but we'd bet it wasn't insignificant.
Brooks Orpik got all the headlines for his Game 3 play, but Darryl Sydor provided some needed stability and experience on the Penguins blue line after he dressed for the first time in the final. Sydor, twice a Cup winner, clearly has the ear of his teammates and helped them through the tough aftermath of losing Game 2, as Hockey Night's Elliotte Friedman wrote in his most recent blog entry.
The OK Hockey group were apparently not the only folks to meet with the NHL Board's Executive Committee to pass muster and be forwarded to the full board for approval of the sale. Incoming Edmonton Oilers owner Daryl Katz also went in front of the committee, but his deal won't close until the end of June, after the full board approves the transfer. Then he'll write the checks (or cheques) to the current owners, the 34 members of the Edmonton Investors Group (EIG).
The Leafs rumors du jour, as seen in the Toronto Sun, is that Ron Wilson has been contacted to coach the team and that Mats Sundin is cool to returning as a Leaf because the club has no GM, no coach and doesn't seem in a hurry to remedy those things.
The Sun story also says that ex-Leaf coach Paul Maurice "either has met with Florida Panthers GM Jacques Martin or will do so at the NHL scouting combine in Toronto this weekend, regarding the Panthers' coaching vacancy." The Toronto Star reported a few days ago that Pens assistant coach Andre Savard, a former Canadiens GM, appears to be a "strong contender: for the Panthers' coaching job.
Finally, here's some good Saturday reading, a story by Randy Turner in the Winnipeg Free Press on how the passage of time has affected Winnipegers who, despite glimmers of hope the NHL might return someday, may have have lost their appetite for the NHL. Well, just in time, too, since in the wake of the Toronto Star story yesterday on the Canadian teams' large contribution to the league's overall ticket revenue picture. NHLPA head Paul Kelly thinks the time is ripe for the league to bring at least one more team to Canada.


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Car accidents and traumatic brain injuries (TBI) are two of the leading causes of preventable death in the United States, and they often go hand in hand. Roughly 40,000 people die every year as the result of car accidents, and a total of 50,000 die a year as the result of traumatic brain injuries. Many of these deaths may be preventable, but preventing them requires quick action and near-immediate medical attention. By being familiar with the most common symptoms of TBIs, you may be able to help prevent a death or serious injury caused by a brain injury.
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Car accidents are one of the biggest causes of traumatic brain injuries, which generally result from blunt force trauma to the head. They are often caused by even minor accidents in which the head slams into another object. Someone suffering from a TBI as the result of a car accident may exhibit the following symptoms:
- Unconsciousness, ranging from a few seconds to several minutes or more.
- Confusion, dizziness, nausea, and vomiting.
- Lack of motor controls, often manifesting itself as swaying and an inability to stand still.
- Differences in the amount of dilation in the pupils.
- Experiencing odd sensations, such as tinnitus (ringing in the ears) and strange tastes.
If someone you know has exhibited these symptoms following a car accident, he or she may require immediate medical attention.
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Gateway to the hilly terrain of Brittany's charming Argoat area, Brest lies on the most northerly of Brittany's three Finistere peninsulas. It boasts one of Europe's finest natural harbors designated by Cardinal Richelieu as France's major naval base as long ago as 1631.
Heavily bombed in the last war, Brest is today a clean modern city, but one cherishing ancient maritime traditions - witness its 15th-century chateau and medieval Tour Tanguy.
The Musée de la Tour Tanguy houses a collection of dioramas that depict the city of Brest on the eve of World War II. The Musée de la Marine de Brest contains exhibits which outline Brest's maritime tradition. There is also an aquarium, the Océanopolis marine center.
The area surrounding Brest offers dramatic and windswept cliffs and beaches.
Restaurants in Brest have a wide variety of seafood. Fresh fish is featured on practically every menu and you can even find a few fish-only restaurants. Local markets and supermarkets also offer lots of seafood. Brittany's most famous local delicacy, the Breton crêpe, is another culinary feature. There are many crêpe restaurants (called crêperies) and Breton cider may also be drunk. Traditional biscuits include Traou Mad which is a full fat butter biscuit, somewhat similar to Scottish shortbreads.
Local emergency number: 112
Most shops, businesses, information services, museums and banks in France stay open all day. The exceptions are the smaller shops and enterprises, which may close for lunch sometime between 12.30pm and 2pm. Basic hours of business are from 8 or 9am to 6.30 or 7.30pm Monday to Saturday for the big shops and Tuesday to Saturday for smaller shops (some of the smaller shops may open on Monday afternoon). You can always find boulangeries and food shops that do stay open, however, on days when others close – on Sunday normally until noon.
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is the distance from the Artstamps Show at Newbury this weekend to my shop!! So if you are going to Artstamps, why not pop on over and check us out.............we have tons of stamps, papers, books and magazines..........you know how it is.............a warm welcome awaits!
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Senate Bill 1704, which proposes to recognize the fledgling Sunshine Independent Athletic Association as a sports governing body for private high schools, has been placed on the agenda to be discussed by the Senate Education Committee on Monday. That hearing is scheduled to be broadcast online at the Florida Channel Website (thefloridachannel.org) from 3:30-5:30 p.m.
Private schools that are members of the Florida High School Athletic Association, which has been in existence since 1920, are eager to get clarification on whether the bill would make it mandatory they switch to the SIAA or be given a choice.
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|25 Mar 2011
I'd recommend choosing option 2 for installation from this guide. One change I'd recommend for a novice user with this is to choose "install alongside other operating systems" during step 8 listed in the instructions that theog linked you to. It is just a bit more user friendly to resize the partitions this way. Great tutorial though, if you follow the steps provided you should have no trouble getting both Windows and Ubuntu installed properly.
Good luck :)
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|25 Mar 2011
Samiksha, in Ubuntu, from the terminal console window, what is the output from the command:
sudo fdisk -l
I just want to know what partitions everything is installed to.
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|25 Mar 2011
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Hi Samiksha,
From the sounds of your original Post, Windows has been wiped out and Ubuntu is newly installed correct?
This is the guide that I used: Dual-Boot Windows 7 and Ubuntu in Perfect Harmony I would recommend starting again and following this, as it shows you perfectly how to do it.
One thing I would change though, is rather than precreating the Ubuntu Partition, instead use Disk management (search for it in Windows start menu) and created "Unallocated Space" on the hard drive to install Ubuntu into. When Ubuntu asks you to select partitions, select "Install ubuntu to largest free unallocated space" (or something like that, I can't remember the exact wording),
Hope it helps :)
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|27 Mar 2011
windows 7
thank you all of u for helping me.
I again redid the proces. First i reloaded my Windows 7 OS.
Then using Ubuntu 10.10 live CD I installed it using "install alongside other operating systems" during step 8.
It got installed properly.
Now i can boot in both OS's.
No problem.
Thank you.
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Lagos State Independent Electoral Commission (LASIEC) will spend N2billion on July 22 on local government election, its chairman, Justice Ayotunde Philips (rtd.) said yesterday.
Justice Philips spoke when she visited Police Commissioner Fatai Owoseni at the Command Headquarters in Ikeja to fine-tune security arrangements for the poll.
The government, she said, was committed to a free, fair and peaceful election, adding that nothing would be left to chance.
Justice Philips, who said the commission's security concerns had been discussed with Owoseni, stated that she was optimistic electoral officials and voters would be protected during the exercise.
She warned residents against patronising fake Permanent Voter's Card (PVC) printers, noting that anyone caught with it would be prosecuted.
The chairman said: "This visit is timely because the CP had met with the chairmen and secretaries of all the political parties. We have been told some of the concerns they raised and we would go back to the commission to discuss them.
"LASIEC is committed to a free, fair and rancour free election. At the moment, we do not know how many political parties are contesting because they were yet to submit their nomination forms. But I can tell you the number would be between 0 and 40 because there are 40 registered political parties in the country.
"We want police to ensure safety of voters and officials during the exercise. We have been working with the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to
ensure that people receive their PVCs. We have engaged in some enlightenment campaigns, urging our people to go to local government or independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) offices to pick up his or her PVCs. No one would be allowed to vote without their PVC and residents should avoid patronising merchants of fake voter's cards.
"We are also working with INEC to ensure that cases of multiple voting are not allowed. Anyone caught with fake or cloned PVC would be prosecuted for fraud. N2 billion was earmarked for the election."
Owoseni promised that security agencies would ensure free and fair election.
Speaking on the crisis that erupted at the All Progressives Party (APC) mock screening at Surulere Ward 1E, he said the party leadership has denied endorsing the exercise.
He said: "At the meeting I had with representatives of all the parties on Tuesday, an APC leader who was there commented on the incident. He said the party leadership was not in support of the mock screening and that the idea was alien to them.
"That crisis was one of the reasons we met with party leaders. Police record shows that one person was killed. Investigation is still ongoing. We would ensure whoever was involved is apprehended."


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…and it's a new year!
2014 was filled with great things both on a personal and creative level for H&H. We jammed on work for our existing and fabulous clients, and also established new contacts. We said our vows last March in an intimate ceremony in Charleston S.C., and Herring & Haggis are now Maria and Clif Watson!
We are starting off 2015 with some super exciting projects in the works, and will be posting frequently about our progress. We hope to see you back here soon!
Big thanks to our friends Jackopierce for the baby gift! Two sweet JP watches and a cute pink little JP fan shirt came wrapped up with a note: "Time to Feed the baby!". Super coo of you guys!
It sure was a busy but wonderful Summer. We welcomed a new member to the family in June, and it has been a whirlwind ever since! It took us a while to get into the routine and used to the round-the-clock feedings (after all, it has been 8 & 9 years since our boys were babies) but we've now hit a great stride. Ella is amazing, a new source of inspiration, and we are head over heals in love!
There is a ski chalet in Canada that offers not only amazing views from its windows but a most unique view along one of its walls. We think this is pretty awesome!
We really like how the Animal Wellness Center's business cards came out! When the owners of the Turkey Creek Animal Hospital expanded their practice we had the opportunity to brand their new animal health clinic. We were looking to subtly connect the two, without making the identities too similar. Using the "A" as a silhouette of a dog, we highlight their focus on overall health of the animal – from head to tail to their logo and this business card. With the added diecut these cards are fun to hold and hand out!
:: As we begin this run of creating 23 Bond posters, we thought we'd add a Blog post to highlight something we notice and thought was interesting/worth sharing. This is the first installment to our James Bond n00ted postes ::
James Bond opening sequences have always been beautiful productions unto themselves.This was as no less true for Dr. No 50 years ago. During Dr. No's titles we couldn't help but notice a striking similarity between the colorful dancers and those featured in Apple's iPod silhouette commercials. See for yourself! And check out the brilliant title design work by Maurice Binder.
To finally have Fifty years of Bond awesomeness in our hands is beyond exiting! Flipping through the blu-ray collection of disks brought back feelings of nostalgia and awe; It's been a long time since we watched some of the earlier Bond movies.
It wasn't until the day after watching Dr. No on October 5th that we realized we'd had viewed it on THE EXACT release date of the film – but 50 years later. One of those moments that makes you go woah….
We were inspired by that coincidence, and an idea was born: Let's watch a movie a day and create a poster after watching each movie, and have it be the countdown to SKYFALL. We are talking 23 movies y'all, in 23 days. This design challenge is going to be a pleasure as well as a creative push and we are thrilled to get cranking, and hope you follow along: 007.herringhaggis.com.
Randell's awesome The Crazy Nastyass Honey Badger video got thrown out as a potential hockey team name, but unlike many of the other candidates, this one stuck and we got to work putting a design together. We put a single sketch in front of the team and everyone was excited to know how soon the art could be done and jerseys printed. After producing 9 type options (for them to pick the first one typeset…isn't that the way it always goes) we had us some sweet jerseys.
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Is Using Humor Appropriate in Your Business Voicemail Message?
The voicemail message you use for business is often the first impression a potential customer will have of you so you want it to be a good one. At the same time the standard messages that many businesses use can get a little boring. Introducing a little humor into your message can make it more interesting and put a smile on the callers face. However you have to be careful that you don't offend anybody or give potential customers the impression that you don't take their call seriously. Is there a possibility it could discourage somebody from calling back or leaving a message? Consider your audience before you try using humor to make sure it is appropriate.
Amusing Voicemail Message for Business Examples
Not everybody has the same sense of humor so using humor can be a little risky. Don't try any elaborate jokes and avoid anything that has the potential to offend or upset a caller. Here are 10 funny best voicemail messages that would be appropriate for a business:
Humor may be just what you need to spice up your voicemail message. In a post on the MightyCall blog Stijn Hendrikse writes "If you can make your outgoing message funny in some way, all the better. The humor should be tasteful and in alignment with your brand. And it shouldn't get in the way of enabling customers and prospects to satisfy the reason for their call." It isn't always easy to determine what is acceptable and what isn't when it comes to humor so it's better to hire a professional and affordable voice over services to help you out.


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Our Team of Experts
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Our Team of Experts
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Scott Hauquitz
Sales Team
Chris Hauquitz
Vice President/Sales
Chris has been with Scott's Fencing Company, Inc. since 8/7/06 and holds 3 certifications within the industry. He ensures that we maintain strong business relationships with existing customers while expanding our customer base. Chris also works with local architects and design professionals to help with design build options and ensures that the end user is getting the best value on their investment without sacrificing security.
Bachelor of Science Degree
Mechanical Technology Engineering
New Mexico State University
- Certified Fence Professional (CFP)
- Certified Automatic Gate Operator
Installer (CAGOI)
- Certified Automatic Gate Systems
Designer (CAGSD)
Chris Fetters
Sales Manager/Commercial Sales
Chris has been with Scott's Fencing Company, Inc. since 1/12/09 and holds 2 certifications within the industry. Chris has been in construction for 8 yrs. and has developed a great knowledge base. He handles commercial sales in addition to public and government bids.
Bachelor of Science Degree
Financial Management
Anderson School of Management
University of New Mexico
- Certified Fence Professional (CFP)
- Certified Automatic Gate Operator
Installer (CAGOI)
Doug Martinez
Residential/Commercial Sales
Doug joined Scott's Fencing Company, Inc. on 4/1/13 and has quickly become a crucial asset to our sales team. Doug comes from a sales background and understands the importance of meeting client's needs without sacrificing quality. Doug is very personable and quick witted. He handles our residential and commercial sales projects.
Bachelor of Science Degree
University of New Mexico
Production Team
Chris Zibbon
Vice President/Production Manager
Daniel Griego
Gate Operator Manager
Daniel has been the Manager of our Gate Operator Division since 9/29/14. He has been in the access control business for quite awhile and has 2 industry certifications. He brings with him a vast knowledge and understanding of this industry and we look forward to having him help us grow this division as well as providing great customer service!
- Certified Automatic Gate Operator
Installer (CAGOI)
- Certified Automatic Gate Systems
Designer (CAGSD)
Darell Randolph
Gate Operator Technician
Darell came to Scott's Fencing Company, Inc. in 5/2/11 to help our growing gate operator division. He comes from a mechanical background and is a perfect fit for our company. He is an extremely hard worker dedicated to ensuring that the job is done right. Darell holds an industry certification.
- Certified Automatic Gate Operator
Installer (CAGOI)


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Fingerprints of You
Lemon grew up with Stella, a single mom who wasn't exactly maternal. Stella always had a drink in her hand and a new boyfriend every few months, and when things got out of hand, she would whisk Lemon off to a new town for a fresh beginning. Now, just as they are moving yet again, Lemon discovers that she is pregnant from a reckless encounter—with a guy Stella had been flirting with.
On the verge of revisiting her mother's mistakes, Lemon struggles to cope with the idea of herself as a young unmarried mother, as well as the fact that she's never met her own father. Determined to have at least one big adventure before she has the baby, Lemon sets off on a cross-country road trip, intending not only to meet her father, but to figure out who she wants to be.
Lyrical and moving prose, from an original voice whose writing Judy Blume calls "luminous," deftly depicts the nuanced conflicts of early motherhood and the search for identity.
- Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers |
- 272 pages |
- August 2013 |
- Grades 9 and up
Reading Group Guide
Fingerprints of You
By Kristen-Paige Madonia
About the Book
Lemon Williams was raised buried in the shadow of her free-spirited mother, Stella, and, consequently, her childhood was spent on the move—dodging disasters and mastering the art of packing up apartments, of being the new kid, and of leaving the past behind.
But when Lemon begins her senior year at another new school, she realizes she's taken an inescapable part of their last life with them: she's pregnant. In an attempt to fill in the gaps of her history and to avoid repeating Stella's mistakes, she decides she must set things right by going in search of her father, a man she has never met. So as new life grows inside her, Lemon boards a Greyhound bus and heads west to San Francisco in hopes of freeing herself from her childhood mishaps and discovering the true meaning of family.
Also available as an eBook.
Prereading Questions/Activities
• How do you define a traditional or conventional family versus a nontraditional family? What are the benefits and/or challenges of each?
• How are stereotypes created, and how can they be dangerous?
• Do you believe teen pregnancy inevitably "ruins" a young person's life? Explain.
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Pupils from six local Catholic primary schools took part in a Year 5 Sport Day at Saint Paul's. It was a fantastic day packed full of fun and sport. The Year 5s enjoyed football, table tennis, rounders and basketball. The young pupils were supervised by our amazing band of Year 8 and Year 9 Sports Leaders.
There was even a visit from Vernon Bear the Stockport County mascot.
Ms Wild said: "It was a very successful day; there was some very strong competition but the competition was eventually won by St Aidan's RC Primary School. It was great fun and everyone really enjoyed the friendly atmosphere.
There were nothing but positive comments from the teachers from the primary schools and all the children had a wonderful day. There were some very tired Sports Leaders by the end of the day; it was good for them to gain a little glimpse of our day to day roles in school!"


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Getting Work-Life Balance Down to a Science
Contrary to the misconception that scientists spend long hours in their laboratories and hardly have time to pursue other interests, A*STAR scholars Dr Tan Wui Siew and Jiang Sizun demonstrate that it's possible to be part of a world-class research organisation and still keep a good work-life balance.
By Renee Seow
When Dr Tan Wui Siew is not pushing the boundaries of materials science, the trim and tanned 28-year-old research scientist indulges in sports and occasionally travels to neighbouring countries to immerse in nature.
Her fellow compatriot, Jiang Sizun, is also a researcher, albeit in the field of structural biology and biochemistry. However, away from the microscope, the bespectacled 23-year-old enjoys running half marathons.
Besides their similar active lifestyles, both Wui Siew and Sizun are also recipients of one of Singapore's most reputed science scholarships, the National Science Scholarship under the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR).
Tell us what you do in A*STAR.
Wui Siew: I conduct research on printable plastic materials at the Institute of Materials Research and Engineering (IMRE). Patterning of plastic materials at the nanoscale is important in controlling various surface properties including optical reflection, wetting, protein resistance, fogging, and many others. I've just joined the team and am still learning about various projects. IMRE gives a lot of space and flexibility to its scientists, allowing me to seek out areas where I can best contribute.
Sizun: I'm currently on a 1-year research attachment as a Research Officer at the Genome Institute of Singapore. My research project revolves around transcription factors which are proteins that are like master switches, controlling the ON/OFF switch of our genes. My work requires me to be mostly independent – designing experiments and finding ways to work towards a goal set by the principal investigator. It's important to understand the big picture, especially why you're doing these experiments and how you can do it better to achieve your goal, and that takes a lot of creativity and independence.
Apart from a love for science and research, what else spurs you on?
Wui Siew: One of the reasons why I applied for the scholarship was because I really enjoy science. I love finding better solutions to existing problems and this interest has lasted till today. What keeps me going is that science and research let us push the boundaries of knowledge to discover something new or understand something better. For instance during my PhD studies, I came up with temperature-responsive coatings and I also worked on designing an anti-reflective coating for a NASA space lens.
Sizun: I really enjoy research and it has become a big part of my life. Research is not a 9-to-5 job; cells don't take breaks. (Laughs) I might have a Sunday but cells don't, so if I put in the extra time and plan my experiments properly, I will be able to make a difference faster. Also, failure is quite common in research, even for Nobel Laureates! But, the good thing about science is that you'll still learn something new whenever you fail and then you can apply that to bring you a step closer to success.
Repeating experiments, interpreting data, and writing reports can be very time-consuming. Do you find time to pursue other interests?
Wui Siew: I enjoy nature, hiking and playing sports such as badminton and Ultimate (Frisbee). Back in USA, I used to dance Salsa and Lindy Hop socially. I really love the latter because it's a happy and creative dance!
Sizun: I used to ski and run half marathons while juggling research and studies in the States and I'm trying to take up the latter again. You need the personal time outside of the lab as an avenue to take your mind off the project. Sometimes, a novel idea might strike when you are not thinking about it.
What was studying overseas like?
Wui Siew: As someone who enjoys new experiences, studying abroad for eight years allowed me to learn inside and outside of the classroom. I learned about different educational and political systems, people, cultures, and lifestyles. I also learned how to cope with the initial loneliness of staying in a foreign environment and how to respond to being surrounded by people completely different from me. If you keep an open and positive mind, studying overseas can be a very rewarding experience.
Sizun: I went to the University of Wisconsin-Madison, a fantastic research-intensive public school in the States. I was exposed to a diverse group of professors, experts in every single field that you can think of (think African Storytelling, Shamanism), which definitely broadened my thinking. The US school system gave me a lot of freedom over the choice of classes I took, and often I could enrol into a graduate level course after talking to the professor. This allowed me to eventually graduate within three years with an Honours degree! Being out of my comfort zone meant I befriended people from all walks of life and learned how to live independently. I even spent a week living on a farm!
What are some lessons you've gleaned from your journey in science and research?
Wui Siew: The best thing I have learned is resilience. Experiments often fail but there is usually something to learn every time. Often "failed experiments" can also lead to something unexpectedly good. Research attachments during my schooling days have taught me that there are inherent problems in any research area. It's important to expose yourself to different projects, so that you can explore their limitations and then decide whether you think that's the best area for you to work in..
Sizun: The biggest lesson I've learned so far is on how to write a good research grant proposal. Writing a grant is asking someone to give you money for a research project. It's about selling a big idea and explaining how it will benefit the community. I'm lucky to have this 'training' slightly earlier than most people, as it requires an intimate understanding of what your project is, and why you are doing it.
What do you hope to achieve in 5 years' time?
Wui Siew: I hope to have a team of people working with me on new ideas. As a graduate student, you may have many ideas but with only two hands, you often cannot pursue all of them. If I can have a research group, I could try out many ideas at the same time!
Sizun: Graduate from graduate school! The great thing about this scholarship is that it helps to plan your route, so you know exactly where you'll be at any point of time. You complete your undergraduate studies and then work for a year at a research institute when you come back, which lets you gain more research training experience and think about what you would like to specialise in before choosing the graduate programme that suits you more.


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text: Elvira Barjau discovered her passion for photography while traveling as a performing artist (Singer/Dancer/Actor). For over 16 years, she has traveled all over the world, photographing captivating people and places. Elvira LOVES life, people, music, dance, art, nature, adventure and travel and is passionate about photographing all of it. With a photojournalistic, playful and adventurous approach to photography, Elvira will capture the real you.


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Some components and symbols of wiring diagram are: Capacitor, used to store electric charge. Toggle Switch, stops the flow of current when open. Push Button Switch, momentarily allows current flow when button is pushed in, breaks current when released. Battery, stores electric charge and generates a constant voltage .Resistor, restricts current flow. Ground wire, used for protection. Circuit breaker, used to protect a circuit from an overload of current. Inductor, a coil that generates a magnetic field. Antenna, transmits and receives radio waves. Surge protector, used to protect a circuit from a spike in voltage. Lamp, generates light when current flows through. Diode, allows current to flow in one direction indicated by an arrowhead or triangle on the wire. Microphone, converts sound into electrical signal. Electrical motor. Transformer, changes AC voltage from high to low or vice versa. Headphone. Thermostat. Electrical outlet. Junction box.
Unlike a pictorial diagram, a wiring diagram uses abstract or simplified shapes and lines to show components. Pictorial diagrams are often photos with labels or highly-detailed drawings of the physical components.
The wiring diagram lets you define the different installation components and locations (cabinets, control panels, consoles, connection boxes, etc.) and gives you a synoptic, functional view of the installation. The terminal strips and cabling connections between locations can be defined at the beginning, during or at the end of the project design. The length of the pathways can also be defined by the user and thus serve as a default value, for all cables within the given pathway.
Most symbols used on a wiring diagram look like abstract versions of the real objects they represent. For example, a switch will be a break in the line with a line at an angle to the wire, much like a light switch you can flip on and off. A resistor will be represented with a series of squiggles symbolizing the restriction of current flow. An antenna is a straight line with three small lines branching off at its end, much like a real antenna.


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Johnson City, Tenn. (PRWEB) January 14, 2016
Mountain States Health Alliance has received a ratings update from Standard and Poor's Rating Services, affirming its BBB+ rating. The rating outlook remains stable, with commentary that continued positive operational and financial trends at Mountain States "would support favorable rating action" by the rating service.
The Standard and Poor's rating comes three days after Moody's Investors Services renewed its Baa1 rating with stable outlook for Mountain States. To view that report, visit http://www.mountainstateshealth.com/Moodys.
The rating by Standard and Poor's reflects, among other things, the rating agency's view of Mountain States':
- Excellent business position, characterized by solid demographics, robust market share and a broad range of services
- Strong management and governance
- Continued strong financial performance and solid liquidity based on days cash on hand
- Disciplined capital spending in recent years supporting a reduction in leverage over time
- Favorable record of integrating acquired facilities
- Improvement in debt ratios
- Stable to improving patient volumes
In its report, Standard and Poor's said it "views MSHA's trends favorably, and, if sustained, we may raise the ratings in the future…" The rating agency said, "in our view, MSHA generated solid operating performance in fiscal 2015, supported by solid patient volume growth and continuing improvement in the expense base largely through labor and supply cost management efforts."
Citing the continued operating challenges for hospitals posed by downward reimbursement pressure from government and commercial payers, the rating agency said, "in our view, MSHA's leadership is capably managing these challenges."
"The rating report from Standard and Poor's is a very positive commentary on the operations of Mountain States Health Alliance, and we are grateful they recognize the financial stewardship and quality of our organization," said Mountain States' President and CEO Alan Levine. "Our doctors and health care professionals work hard every day to earn the trust of our patients and their families, and it shows in our results."
Standard and Poor's cites that Mountain States Health Alliance has embarked on a strategy to pare back its debt, with a debt reduction plan approved by the board of directors in 2014. As referenced by the rating agency, Mountain States incurred significant debt during a period of growth as several hospitals were acquired, new hospitals were built and major investment was made in existing facilities in communities throughout the region. The major tranches of debt have been: an approximate $340 million related to the acquisition of the former Columbia/HCA hospitals in the region, $355 million invested in acquisition of additional community hospitals and subsequent replacement or capitalization of the hospitals, and $300 million related to capitalization and investment into existing hospitals and services and investment in technology. Even as significant debt reduction has taken place since 2014, Mountain States continues to invest in its assets, funding this investment through operating cash flow rather than borrowing. Mountain States has invested more than $110 million in capital since July 2014.
Commentary on Proposed Merger with Wellmont
Mountain States Health Alliance and Wellmont Health System announced in April 2015, that they would explore a merger between the two systems. Last week, the two systems announced that both boards of directors have authorized the execution of a definitive agreement and the submission of an application for regulatory approval in Tennessee and Virginia. The merger is expected to occur in late summer 2016.
Standard and Poor's commented on the proposed merger, saying that, if approved, "we believe that, over time, the merger of these two health systems has the potential to create both operating and financial synergies. Additionally, we believe that, individually, MSHA's operational and financial trends have demonstrated improvement over the past few years, and, if sustained, would support favorable rating action." The rating agency says they are unlikely to take favorable rating action until the merger is complete and there is demonstrated success in the integration of the two systems.
"We are pleased Standard and Poor's has once again affirmed our creditworthiness as a major health system, and we remain committed to best practice governance, which works collaboratively with management to achieve solid financial and operating results," said Mountain States Board Chair Barbara Allen. "We are also glad that Standard and Poor's recognizes the value of the proposed merger with Wellmont. We agree that successful integration is key, and we believe we have the experienced management team to make it happen."
The complete Standard and Poor's report is attached.
About Mountain States Health Alliance
Since 1998, Mountain States Health Alliance has been bringing the nation's best health care close to home to serve the residents of Northeast Tennessee, Southwest Virginia, Southeastern Kentucky and Western North Carolina. This not-for-profit health care organization based in Johnson City, Tenn., operates family of 13 hospitals serving a 29-county region. Mountain States offers a large tertiary hospital with level 1 trauma center, a dedicated children's hospital, several community hospitals, two critical access hospitals, a behavioral health hospital, two long-term care facilities, home care and hospice services, retail pharmacies, a comprehensive medical management corporation, and the region's only provider-owned health insurance company. The team members, physicians and volunteers who make up Mountain States Health Alliance are committed to caring for you and earning your trust. For more information, visit http://www.MountainStatesHealth.com.


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Wesleyan is developing strategies to reduce transportation-generated carbon emissions and other pollutants. There are lots of transportation options, whether you're looking to catch a ride home, carpool to work, ride a bike, use a Zipcar, hitch a ride, or take public transportation.
We've also developed a calculator to measure your transportation carbon footprint based on different modes of transportation.
We're working to combat idling with an anti-idling factsheet and a handout for you to share with visitors to discourage idling.
The initiatives below show what we've done and what we plan to do via our 2016-2021 Sustainability Action Plan (SAP). See pages 48-50 in the SAP for more details.
What We're Working On
- Planning
- Review and prioritize recommendations from the 2011 Comprehensive Parking Study - complete
- Execute an employee commuting survey (on current and potential use of carpooling, public transportation, and parking) - complete
- Execute a student travel survey (include questions on current and potential use of The Ride, public transportation, shuttles, and parking) - not started
- Develop and pilot a communications strategy and programming to reduce single-occupancy vehicle commuting - in progress
- Explore the feasibility of a work from home program - not started
- Identify and promote a carpooling app for Wesleyan - complete, see the WesRides Facebook group or iPhone app for student break travel and the NuRide carpool matching app provided by CT Rides (a service of CT DOT)
- Alternative Transportation
- Identify and promote a carpooling app for Wesleyan - complete, see the WesRides Facebook group or iPhone app for student break travel and the NuRide carpool matching app provided by CT Rides (a service of CT DOT)
- Create covered bicycle parking at Hall Atwater - complete, under lower east entrance
- Incorporate campus bicycle rack locations into campus map - not started
- University Travel
- Develop travel guidelines - not started
- Publicize and create a carbon footprint analysis for different modes of travel - complete, see the Wesleyan travel carbon footprint calculator (Excel spreadsheet)
- Promote video conferencing as an alternative to air travel - in progress
- Prioritize ground travel for trips under 350 miles in the University Travel Policy - in progress
What We've Done
- Planning
- With permission of a supervisor, employees can establish condensed or alternate work-week schedules to reduce commuting.
- The Rental Housing Program, Advanced Purchase Program, and Mortgage Incentive Program encourage faculty and staff to live within walking or biking distance of campus.
- Students pay an annual vehicle registration fee of $100.
- A Comprehensive Parking Study was completed by Walker and Associates in 2011.
- A half-dozen reservable conference rooms are equipped with cameras and microphones to facilitate videoconferencing. In late 2014, Wesleyan acquired a GoToMeeting/WebX license to promote video conferencing.
- In October 2017, Wesleyan established an anti-idling policy for campus vehicles and visitors. Part of this policy's implementation is to dispel common myths around idling.
- Alternative Transportation
- Wesleyan has 2 electric vehicle charging stations on campus, both in the Freeman Athletic Center parking lot. These stations are open 24/7, can accommodate 4 cars (2 at a time), and are available for public use.
- Several low-emissions vehicle parking spaces are available on campus.
- Since 2013, Wesleyan has had a partnership with CT Rides, a commuter incentive service sponsored by the Connecticut Department of Transportation. All employees and students can join the program and earn rewards for all alternative transportation.
- In 2008, ITS launched a Rideboard to facilitate student and employee carpooling. Wesleyan is currently looking into Rideboard alternatives.
- Student group WesBikes began a per-semester bike rental program in 2010. Working on a system of semester-long rental periods, it caters to students for whom owning a bicycle on campus is infeasible for geographical or financial reasons. WesBikes also offers students the opportunity to try out owning a bike on campus. All proceeds from bike rentals go into maintaining the bike fleet. Contact Gila Glattstein at gglattstein [at] wesleyan.edu to rent a bike.
- Most dorms and academic buildings have bike racks near entrances.
- Wesleyan runs a weekly shuttle bus service to New Haven Train Station, and expands this service to Bradley Airport, New York City, and Boston for breaks.
- The Ride free campus shuttle runs nightly from 7 PM to 4 AM during the academic year, with stops every 15 minutes across campus. Individuals with disabilities can access The Ride during daytime hours as well. Beginning in September 2015, The Ride will stop at Mondo restaurant downtown as well.
- In 2009, Wesleyan established a partnership with Zipcar and now has four rental cars on campus.
- Middletown Area Transit has established bus stops on campus (in front of Weshop, on the corner of William and High Streets, and in front of Fisk Hall) and at local shopping areas.
- University Travel
- 18 of the 88 vehicles in Wesleyan's fleet are electric or hybrid. A policy requires that all vehicle purchases must be low emission vehicles (gas-electric hybrids, electric vehicles, or alternative fuel vehicles), unless a viable alternative is not available. Physical Plant trades staff vans have been replaced with Ford Transit vans, doubling or tripling fuel economy.
- In October 2017, Wesleyan established an anti-idling policy for campus vehicles and visitors. Part of this policy's implementation is to dispel common myths around idling.
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Read columnist and photographer Steven Forster's coverage of New Orleans' social events at The New Orleans Advocate.
Events featured in this edition:
• Kickin' Parkinson's: The fifth annual Kickin' Parkinson's fundraiser was held at the Stone Creek Club and Spa in Covington. Four hundred people enjoyed the pre-race party and fundraiser featuring the Bucktown All Stars, raising $280,000 for research to end Parkinson's disease.
• Comic Relief: Crescent City Comics celebrated a couple of significant anniversaries with friends and patrons of the graphic arts. The shop has been on Freret Street for five years, in New Orleans for 20.


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|Summer London Olympics Eton Dorney
Eton Dorney is a lake which is stretched lengthwise. The lake is considered to be the perfect location for canoeing. The Eton Dorney Lake has been hosting canoeing sport since a long time. The exact location of the lake is near the village of Dorney, Buckinghamshire. This lake is artificially built lake for rowing and canoeing. Eton College is the owner of the lake which is used for school activities and also is available for other organizations to host rowing competitions. This is presently going to be used as the Canoe sprint competition venue in the London 2012 Summer Olympics.
The Eton Dorney is owned by the Eton College. It is a privatized man mad lake which was constructed to host college events of Canoeing and Kayaking. The college has spent £17 million to build this lake for rowing purposes. The lake can accommodate up to 30,000 spectators a day. This is a huge number considering the facilities which are provided. When this venue was selected for the London 2012 games, the management made arrangements to build an additional 20,000 seats to accommodate more spectators. This way they increased the capacity of the lake to give the optimal publicity to the event.
The Dorney Lake is one of the man made miracles as it is built in a rectangle shape which is perfect from all sides. The lake is 2000m in length and has 8 rowing lanes each of width 13.5 meters wide. The water depth is measured to be 3.5 meters. The best part of this lake is, for the return of the boats to the starting line there is a different return path which is separated from the main rowing lanes. This doesn't give any halt in the next round of racing therefore the action continues. The architecture of the lake and everything supporting it is very intelligently done and therefore it is no surprise in being selected for the London 2012 games.
The lake is often used by dog walkers. It is open to the public on most of the days of the year. Therefore it has become a favorite spot for the dog walkers. The sides of the lake are 2 km long in a straight road which has a scenic beauty added to the lake. It is one of the most appreciated venues for runners, sprinters and skiers.
Eton Dorney Lake is selected as the venue for the rowing competitions. The canoeing and kayaking competitions are said to be hosted by the Eton Dorney Lake in the London 2012 games. There is no better venue than the Eton Dorney Lake. The lake can accommodate up to 8 lanes of rowing boats which will help the management to host more races. There are around 30,000 spectators who are going to watch the races. The various activities which are going to be taking place at this venue are rowing, paralympic rowing and canoe sprint.


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• 1 1/2 c. all-purpose flour
• 1/2 cup unsalted butter
• 1/2 cup cream cheese
• 2 large apples, peeled and thinly sliced
• 1 pear, peeled and thinly sliced
• 1/3 cup brown sugar
• 1/2 tsp. cinnamon
• 1/4 tsp. nutmeg
• 1/4 tsp. cardamom1/4 c. orange juice
• 1 1/2 tbsp. cornstarch
• 1/2 c. apricot jam
Rub the butter and cream cheese into the flour. The mixture will be able to form a ball. Shape as such and wrap in plastic wrap. Chill for one hour.
Preheat oven to 375. Roll pastry onto a lightly floured surface to a 10-inch circle. Place into an 8-inch pie pan, an 8-inch tart pan or just place on a lightly greased baking sheet. Set aside.
Toss the fruit with the spices, sugar, cornstarch and orange juice. Arrange decoratively in the center of the crust. If using a cookie sheet (not the pie pan or tart pan) leave a 2-inch rim. Fold this over.
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22 June 2008 4:00 pm slt
The one of the Kind King & Queen Crown with 400 above prims each setting up at gym room of Memory Lane High School ! Getting Ready for Auction!!
22 June 2008 4:34pm - Auction of King Crown
"10k..." "25k.." "...60k"...
" Hinamori Burleigh: 80k"
A Very Generous & sweet Man Mr Hinamori Burleigh win the KING Crown at 80k lindens!!!
22 June 2008 4:52pm
"Carla Chandrayaan shouts: Alienbear's limited edition, one of a kind"
"Serenity Semple: 120k"
"125k...." ....
[2008/06/22 17:07] Hinamori Burleigh: 225k :D
[2008/06/22 17:08] Stephen Hilra: 250
[2008/06/22 17:08] Hinamori Burleigh: 255k :)!!!!
OMG 255k!
Our King Hinamori Burleigh win the Prom Queen Crown at the bid of 255k lindens!! My RFL 08' KING & QUEEN crown help RFL raising 335k lindens!!!
"Who is the LUCKY QUEEN?!" when we all guessing....
We saw a Beautiful Queen Serenity put on her Gorgeous Queen Crown stand beside King Hinamori!
Cheers!! Congrads to our New RFL2008 King & Queen in winning this Royal & Gorgeous Pair of Crowns!! Sure I can't wait to take pictures of this Royal couple!
22 June 2008 5:00pm
Auction end! I designed a mini crown for the guests who come to support this Charity Auction!
Including other jewelry designer's Crasher Queen & King Crown that win by Miss ZoeAnastasia Aeon, we help RFL in raising total 410k lindens!!
Great job Relay for life team 2- Designer in Seduction team!!! Thanks DIS Team members & leaders in doing that great job & help promoting this event. And thank you so much for all Generous guest who join this auction! Here I am especially thanks King Hinamori Burleigh to donate that 335K lindens to RFL in bidding one of my favorite designs! *bow* and thank you so much for my update group members, my friends who come to support this auction event!
Sunday, 22 June 2008
Wednesday, 18 June 2008
Glamour Vs Kawaii!
Glamour!! (Mui Mukerji)
Kawaii! (J0rdan Smythe)
Love this crown? details read June08 Member gift.
(Two pictures is picked from my new Flickr group Alienbear's Jewels Mania)
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Monday, 2 June 2008
What will "Carnal Angel of June" gonna wear?!
After designing the CARNAL SERIES - Floretta for the real life company Carnal lingerie 's SL angel of the month in May, many asked me what next will I design for the Carnal angel of June?! Here you are the Moscou Necklace & Earrings set! Cute? Not sure when will release but can't wait to show you ^^ Love it? Keep checking my gold jewelry design blog at GOLD JEWEL - BijouxOr Design.
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Why Dental Savings Plans Are Essential
If you have a family of 5, you'd be paying a minimum of $1,200 on dental insurance costs. This is not practical if your family has healthy teeth and you rarely use your insurance. However, discount dental plans can cost you much less and help you save huge. There are several family dental discount plans in NY such as DentalSave from which you can choose.
Top Discount Dental Plans For New York Families
This dental plan covers a vast network of providers and removes the need for any paperwork before getting approvals or receiving care. Family plans can be quite expensive although everyone in the family is covered. Senior rates are applicable if you prove that you are over 62 years old, but the downside is that some states such as Florida do not allow discounted senior rates. The plan covers a broad range of services, payments are monthly and annual.
The Careington Care 500 plan lets you cover your entire family or just yourself for discounts on most dental work. There is a temporary card you can use until your physical discount dental card arrives in the mail, this way you can start benefiting from your plan right away. You can use your plan no matter which part of the country you are located in. Coverage includes basic oral exams down to more complex treatments. Keep in mind, they do not cover lab fees.
Cigna Plus Savings is another leader among family dental discount plans in NY and provides you with an average of up to 35% discount on your dental care while linking you up to service providers all over the country. The program itself encourages you to take preventive measures that will help to keep your teeth in the best possible condition. While the plan covers most procedures, actual discounts vary depending on the service provider and the area they are located in.
Among the top discount dental plans for New York families is DentalSave. Connecting you with a large, growing network of service providers throughout the country. You can enjoy private, high-quality dental care at surprisingly low costs. Members are entitled to 25-50% discounts on most dental procedures ranging from oral exams to root canals. There are no annual limits, of course, no waiting periods, no pre-existing limitations, no claim forms and no needless paperwork. In addition, you get access to specialists without having to get referrals first. You can choose monthly or annual membership plans for your family and use your membership card at any of the participating providers' offices.
Patriot Health is also a provider of cheap family discount dental plans in NY and lets you enjoy around 40% discounts on dental care. Coverage is provided for oral exams, surgery, and maintenance. The downside here is that not all dentists offer the same discount and you will need to check costs before you visit one. Another downside is, they do not offer discounts for in-office whitening.
Having considered some of the leading family dental discount plans in NY. DentalSave is undoubtedly the best option. Not only do you enjoy huge discounts for your entire family, but you also get to connect with some of the best dental providers for quality care at affordable prices.


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We're in Lisbon, Portugal this week so here is guest mixtape number two! Friday Mixtape 061 has been curated by rapper, producer, and musician: Trailblaza. Find out more about him here: http://blazaseason.ning.com. If you want to do a guest mixtape you should get in touch soon.
Sorry no soundcloud version this week.
Peter Bjorn & John | Amsterdam
B.o.B Satellite | 2dope
Gorilla Zoe | Day Dreamer
Kleerup ft. Lykke Li | Until We Bleed
Chromeo | Needy_Girl_(Bloc_Party_Remix)
Empire Of The Sun | We Are The People
Janelle Monae | Tightrope
Lloyd Feat. Mystikal | Set Me Free
Timbaland feat. SoShy | Morning After Dark
Lil Wayne | Jump In The Air And Stay There
Diddy & Dirty Money Feat.T.I. | Hello Good Morning
Mr. Hudson feat Kanye West | Supernova
Nicki Minaj | Massive Attack


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"Be not ye afraid of them: remember YHWH, which is great and terrible, and fight for your brethren, your sons, and your daughters, your wives, and your houses." -Nehemiah 4:14
Monday, June 21, 2010
MSNBC poll - 96% of Americans support Arizona's anti-illegal immigration law; 1.4+ million votes
Where is the "uproar" against this law that the JewsMedia keeps harping about?
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The Tea Bag Party are just "haters not debaters" or as others have dubbed them "screamers not dreamers", with their failed attempts at stopping Healthcare reform, they say they respect the Constitution, the Bill of Rights and the Declaration of Independence but they do not mind passing laws, through weak Governors (no one voted for this crazy) who only cares about getting elected Governor, on the backs of undocumented workers, that will not pass Constitution muster.
Brewer signed into law;
2. No permit conceal weapons law,
3. The famous Birthers law,
4. Banning Ethnic studies law,
5. Could she be behind the Mural in Prescott, Arizona, ordered to be whiten,
6. On deck to pass, no citizenship to babies born to undocumented workers,
7. If she can read she should look up Arizona's House Bill 2779 from two years ago (which was un-constitution and failed when legally challenged),
8. The boycotted Martin Luther King Day, what idiots don't want another holiday? Yes, you guessed it Arizona.
Well Arizona, you can boycott new holidays and keep passing crazy laws and the rest of us will continue to challenged them in a court of law and continue to add cities to our Boycott of your state.
I real cannot believe anything that comes out of Brewer's mouth, in an interview she first said her father had died in Germany fighting the Nazi in World War II (war ended 1945) but of course we find out the truth that father was never in Germany and died in California in 1955. But we are suppose to believe everything else she says, right! No one voted for you for Governor, yet you keep listening to the tiny brains of the crazies and signing into law everything that comes into their feeble minds, it only make you look dumb, stupid or racist, or maybe all three.
As for the Tea Bag Party, their phony patriotism is sickening; they are just racists going by another name. We all know you are just itching to put a sheet on their head? Let's face it the Republicans had eight years to deal with health care, immigration, energy (remember Cheney's secret meetings with oil companies where loosening regulation and oversight were sealed), climate change and financial oversight and governance and they failed. It appears that the Republican Party is only good at starting wars (two in eight years, with fat contracts to friends of Cheney/Bush) but not at winning wars as seen by the continuing line of body bags that keep coming home. The Republicans party will continue turned inward to their old fashion obstructionist party (and their Confederacy appreciation roots) because they continue to allow a small portions (but very loud portion) of their party of "birthers, baggers and blowhards" to rule their party. I will admit that this fringe is very good at playing "Follow the Leader" by listening to their dullard leaders, Beck, Hedgecock, Hannity, O'Reilly, Rush, Savage, Sarah Bailin, Orly Taitz, Victoria Jackson, Michele Bachmann and the rest of the Blowhards and acting as ill programmed robots (they have already acted against doctors that perform abortions).
- Monday, June 21, 2010 3:07:00 PM
- Joy said...
What's so crazy about determining that foreigners and their offspring are not welcome here and that WE the American People will not subsidize their lives?
You mention that "Republican Party is only good at starting wars", if that is true, what do you make of democrats who are continuing, contributing and outright defending these wars that republicans got us into?
There is no difference in 'republicans' and 'democrats', two sides of the same coin, same rat with two faces.
In regards to the "Tea Bag Party", you take offense that they are White, and therefore a racist organization, but how come someone of your ilk does not take offense of the "Black Panthers", La Raza, the Latin Grammy Awards, Black Miss America etc.? Those are blatant racist organizations yet not one peep from useful idiots like you. Talk about "haters", you and your kind are the biggest "haters", and what makes it even worse is that you are all hypocrits of the highest degree.
- Thursday, June 24, 2010 7:35:00 AM