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- a piece of furniture upon which or within which a person sleeps, rests, or stays when not well.
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a stratum.
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- See bed and board.
- get up on the wrong side of the bed, to be irritable or bad-tempered from the start of a day: Never try to reason with him when he's gotten up on the wrong side of the bed.
- go to bed:
- to retire, esp. for the night.
- to engage in sexual relations.
- go to bed with, to have sexual intercourse with.
- in bed:
- beneath the covers of a bed.
- engaged in sexual intercourse.
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bed′less, adj.
- to have sleeping accommodations: He says we can bed there for the night.
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- [Archaic.]to go to bed.
- bed down:
- to make a bed for (a person, animal, etc.).
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bed′like′, adj.
Inin (in),USA pronunciation prep., adv., adj., n., v., inned, in•ning.
- (used to indicate inclusion within space, a place, or limits): walking in the park.
- (used to indicate inclusion within something abstract or immaterial): in politics; in the autumn.
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inasmuch as: In that you won't have time for supper, let me give you something now.
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short: The third baseman played in, expecting a bunt.
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in favor: He's in with his boss, but he doubts it will last.
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in style: He says straw hats will be in this year.
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- in with, on friendly terms with;
familiar or associating with: They are in with all the important people.
- located or situated within;
internal: the in part of a mechanism.
- [Informal.]
- in favor with advanced or sophisticated people;
stylish: the in place to dine; Her new novel is the in book to read this summer.
- comprehensible only to a special or ultrasophisticated group: an in joke.
- well-liked;
included in a favored group.
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inbound: an in train.
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- playing the last nine holes of an eighteen-hole golf course (opposed to out): His in score on the second round was 34.
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a social advantage or connection: He's got an in with the senator.
- (in tennis, squash, handball, etc.) a return or service that lands within the in-bounds limits of a court or section of a court (opposed to out).
v.t. Brit. [Dial.]
- to enclose.
Boxbox1 (boks),USA pronunciation n.
- a container, case, or receptacle, usually rectangular, of wood, metal, cardboard, etc., and often with a lid or removable cover.
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box′like′, adj.
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- to furnish with a box.
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block out.
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Archive for February, 2011
Hodge Ford, Fennell team together to reach rodeo gold
There are three things that are a must for rodeo cowboys who hit the road chasing their gold buckle dreams: grit, determination and the means to get from one rodeo to another.
Bareback rider D.V. Fennell might have just added the final touch to the coveted, yet elusive, world championship in his partnership with James Hodge Ford of Muskogee, Okla. The sponsorship agreement provides the two-time qualifier to the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo the resources he needs to make a third straight trip to ProRodeo's grand finale.
"I'm pretty dang proud to be part of HodgeFord.com," said Fennell, 37, of Neosho, Mo. "Jack Hodge has been awesome to work with, and he's taken great care of me. It's just an honor to work with somebody that goes out of their way for you, the way Jack's done for me. I really appreciate that guy."
This isn't the first foray into ProRodeo for Jack Hodge, owner of the Muskogee dealership. In fact, he's had an established partnership with Fennell's traveling partner, 2008 bareback riding world champion Justin McDaniel of Porum, Okla. Over the past year, he's seen how the partnership with an elite cowboy can help get word out about the dealership.
"D.V. and Justin are two of the greatest guys you'll ever meet, and it just so happens they're two of the best bareback riders in rodeo," Hodge said. "They're the kind of people I like working with, and it's something we've built our brand around since my dad opened his first dealership in Idabel (Okla.) 41 years ago.
"I've gotten to know D.V., and I'm excited to have him and Justin carrying the HodgeFord.com brand to every rodeo they go to, including the National Finals Rodeo. That's great exposure."
Hodge was born in Idabel, which is in the southeastern corner of Oklahoma. That's a familiar neck of the woods for Fennell, who was born in Utah and raised just 20 miles from Idabel.
"You're not going to find too many people that are better than Jack and Eric Norris," Fennell said, referring to the State Farm Insurance agent in Neosho. "Eric's been with me a long time and has been a true friend. Even though this sponsorship with Hodge Ford is new, I know Jack and know what he's about.
"I want to give back to them more than they've given to me, and the best way I can do that is go out and win that gold buckle."
Sister act among the group of Guymon rodeo's volunteers
GUYMON, Okla. – Each May the largest community in the Oklahoma Panhandle hosts nearly 1,000 of the best athletes ProRodeo has to offer, from world champion cowboys and cowgirls to the outstanding bucking beasts.
The key ingredient in the magnitude and scope of such an event is the group of community volunteers that tackle every task, from raising funds to cleaning the facilities and handling all matters in between. It takes thousands of man hours to get everything ready, much less the work it takes during the seven straight days of rodeo competition in Texas County, Okla.
To be that involved means a real commitment, following a calling. That's the case for so many people who not only invest their time and talents throughout the year, but also use their vacation time to work their tails off the week of the rodeo.
"I do this because I love rodeo," said Becky Robinson of Guymon, who tackles the scheduling, appearances and contests involving the rodeo queens. "I love all the people involved in it. Rodeo people are just good people."
That's Robinson's driving force, but it's also a passion for her to help produce the biggest event in the community, with performances set for 7:30 p.m. Friday, May 6; 2 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, May 7; and 2 p.m. Sunday, May 8, at Henry C. Hitch Pioneer Arena.
"I think the reason we have a great rodeo is because we cater to the contestants," said Robinson, who has been part of the rodeo committee for 10 years and is involved with her sister, Gina Horner. "We have good stock, and we always try to get the top stock. I think the reason so many cowboys come to Guymon is because of the stock and the format.
"But I think, too, they come here because of the hospitality. That's important."
The Pioneer Days Rodeo committee does what it can to reach out to contestants, but the hospitality reaches into the community.
"I think the opportunity to compete for money is going to be in the contestants' thoughts as much as anything, but I believe the hospitality we provide is a big part of it, too," said Horner, who joined the committee with Robinson in 2002. "I don't believe it's just the rodeo committee or just the rodeo, but everyone else, too. I think they need to put fuel in their trucks and buy food for their horses and themselves, and they get to interact with the people here.
"This feels like home to them. We're rodeo people here. Our kids rodeo, just like their kids."
The rodeo is just one piece of the large Pioneer Days celebration, which has roots to the Depression, when Guymon was in the middle of the "Dust Bowl." But the rodeo is the cornerstone of the festivities that take place the first weekend of May each year. That means the volunteers put together their time and talents to help produce the event.
Last year alone, a record number of contestants and a record crowd saw the action inside. How does that happen?
"We have a lot of people who put in a lot of their time and energy all year long to put together the best rodeo we can," said Jim Quimby, chairman of the rodeo committee. "Most of the volunteers take off the week of the rodeo so they can help out and be part of it. It's a lot of work, but I think every person that is involved believes in this rodeo that much. We're awfully proud of it and the work we do."
They should be. Over the years, Pioneer Days Rodeo has grown from a small event to one that attracts most of the top contestants in the sport. It has happened because people took their pride in the rodeo and built on it, sharing their passion with others.
"I'm on the rodeo committee for personal reasons, to spend quality time with my sister," Horner said. "I love doing my part with the rodeo because of our childhood, of sitting in those wooden bleachers with my cousins and Becky. The rodeo is so important to my mom, and they've all pulled me into that with them.
"It's a family thing for us, but the bonus is you get to help your community."
And the community is the beneficiary. Recent figures reveal the rodeo offers a $2 million economic impact to Texas County. That means a lot to Robinson and Horner, who grew up in No Man's Land and have been around the annual rodeo most of their lives.
"I help wherever else we need help at," said Robinson, whose duties keep her so busy during the week of the rodeo that she hasn't seen an entire performance in 10 years. "Guymon is such a good rodeo, and it seems like it always has been."
Horner is proud to be part of the committee, but she's more proud to see her sister excel. Like a lot of the volunteers who bust their humps to make things happen, Robinson has been a guiding light for the last decade.
"I think Becky is the real story, because she really puts so much into the rodeo," Horner said. "This is a woman who has taken vacation for the rodeo when she won't take a vacation for herself. This is important to her. That's why I'm here."
McCoys go from last to third in one leg of 'Amazing Race'
Halfway through Sunday's second episode of the CBS-TV reality series "The Amazing Race: Unfinished Business," Jet McCoy made quite an understated comment.
"Cord, this is a milestone," said McCoy, who is racing around the world for $1 million with his brother. "We're not in last place. Woohoo."
Many fans, especially those who have fallen for the cowboys on the series, had been biting their nails. The Season 18 episodes feature some of the most popular tandems to have ever been part of the race, and that includes the rodeo champion brothers from southeastern Oklahoma.
But the McCoys had fans holding their collective breaths through the opening episode, which continued into Sunday night's race across Australia. The brothers finally finished the first leg of the race, although the other 10 teams were shown doing so the week before.
"Jet and Cord, I'm sorry to tell you you're the last to arrive," host Phil Keoghan told the brothers when they arrived at the first "pit stop" of this season.
"We know," Cord said.
"I want you to go redeem yourselves," Keoghan said. "The race is still going, man. Here's your next clue."
The brothers took off on their next venture. Looking exhausted, they walked the streets of Sydney searching out their final clue. With darkness upon them, they finally met the challenge, though hours behind the other teams. But in doing so, they got on the second of two charter flights to the Australian outback, so they were already within 30 minutes of the race leaders.
That was a "long day today, but in this one instance, we are very glad there's other teams on this flight," Cord said.
"We're just glad to still be in the race," Jet responded.
The flights landed in Broken Hill, an isolated mining town in the far west of the outback New South Wales. The teams went to the Living Desert, where they took part in their first detour, choosing between two aboriginal customs dealing with the spirit world and the natural world. All the teams chose the spirit world, where they had to build a mosaic and dance to raise the spirits. The engaged couple, Amanda Blackledge and Kris Klicka, had to do both challenges as part of the "U-turn," a punishment for coming in last in the opening challenge of the season.
"Everybody else was doing it," Jet said. "We might as well, too."
The brothers left the Living Desert in seventh place, having moved up four spots in the first 30 minutes of the hour-long show. They made their way to the Central Football Club, where each contestant donned a kangaroo outfit and had to find the answer to the puzzle involving the periodic table.
"What is Hg and Bi?" Jet asked his brother.
"I don't know, Jet," Cord said. "You watch way more Discovery Channel than I do."
Their clue took them to the intersection of Mercury and Bismuth streets in Broken Hill, where they found their final clue of the leg and were directed to the second episode's "pit stop." While still decked out in their kangaroo outfits, the teams piled back in their vehicles and went to an abandoned mine.
Best friends Zev Glassenberg and Justin Kanew won the leg.
But there was a pretty good race to finish out the competition. While some teams struggled to take off their anti-gravity jumping boots, the McCoys took off.
"We passed like three teams," Jet said as the brothers zoomed around parked vehicles.
Once at the mine, the McCoys sprinted past sisters LaKisha and Jennifer Hoffman and finished the leg third.
Worst to third made for a pretty good episode for the brothers, but they've been in a similar position before. During the 16th season that aired last spring, the brothers finished last in the seventh episode of the race, which worked out to be a non-elimination leg. The McCoys then won the eighth leg of the race, becoming the first team in the history of the reality series to go from worst to first in a single leg.
The engaged couple of Blackledge and Klicka weren't so fortunate, though. They were the 11th team at the "pit stop" and were eliminated.
What are you going to watch?
Sunday nights are big nights for rodeo fans who watch their favorite folks on television, and tonight is no different
At 7 p.m. Central, both the Professional Bull Riders Built Ford Tough Series event from St. Louis and "The Amazing Race: Unfinished Business" will be televised, the PBR on VERSUS and Jet and Cord McCoy on CBS-TV. Then at 8:30 p.m. Central, the San Antonio Livestock Show and Rodeo will air on Great American Country.
What that means is the PBR will have competition for three-quarters of its two-hour program. A lot of PBR fans will want to find out what happens on the second episode of "The Amazing Race."
So what will you watch, and what will you record?
The real backbone of rodeo
There are many facets in the world of rodeo, from the variety of events to the personalities of the contestants to the contractors and committees.
Each has a vital role in the sport's success.
But the backbone of rodeo isn't the roper, wrestler or rider, nor is it an amazing animal athlete; the driving force behind rodeo's greatness is the volunteer, the person who raises the money, promotes the event, paints the fence, moves the livestock, works the ground, sells the tickets, puts up the banners, sells the concessions, handles the hospitality and thousands of other duties that go unnoticed to most folks in the community.
World champions could enter any rodeo they want, but no rodeo will succeed without the volunteers who produce it.
Thanks for all the work you do.
Houston state of mind
Beginning Tuesday, the top cowboys and cowgirls will begin their run at the $50,000 top prize delivered to the winners in each event of RodeoHouston, one of the biggest events each year.
This year, though, it will not be part of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association, the top sanctioning body in the sport. However, it will be sanctioned by the Women's Professional Rodeo Association and the Professional Bull Riders, which will have five athletes – Reese Cates of El Dorado, Ark.; Cord McCoy of Ada, Okla.; Dusty LaBeth of Louisburg, Kan.; 2001 Chance Roberts of Jewett, Ill.; and Fabiano Vieira of Perola, Brazil – in the field, having earned their place by being in the top five of non-seeded money-earners in the PBR, meaning they were not seeded in the Built Ford Tough Series.
So money earned at Houston will count toward qualifications to the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo for the barrel racers and for the PBR World Finals.
With $50,000 going to the winner of Houston's Shootout, there is plenty of incentive for everyone who has entered, but the qualifications for the world championships are a bigger piece of the prize puzzle for WPRA and PBR members.
Forty contestants (or tandems in team roping) in each event of the men's events – bareback riding, steer wrestling, team roping, saddle bronc riding, tie-down roping and bull riding – while there will be 50 barrel racers. The bracketed format will feature eight cowboys in each event and 10 barrel racers in each of five Super Series. The top money-earners in each event through the three rounds of each Super Series advance.
It'll be quite interesting to see how things break down. Check back here, and I'll try to keep you posted on the happenings inside Reliant Stadium.
Rodeo with attitude
If you've seen TwisTED Rodeo before, you'll note the layout redesign.
The new and very improved look is thanks to the fine folks at RodeoAttitude.com, one of the most valuable resources for people looking for information on rodeo. I've had a great relationship with Cindy Meyers and her crew of great folks, and I appreciate that business relationship and the friendship that comes with it.
Jimmy Meyers did a wonderful job tweaking the TwisTED Rodeo product. Hopefully you like it as much as I do. I definitely appreciate the work Jimmy has done on making it better.
Larry visits the rodeo
The History Channel has a new series, "Only in America with Larry the Cable Guy." It airs Tuesdays, and it's something I've been interested in seeing.
I just haven't done it yet.
On Wednesday afternoon, I had a friend send me the YouTube link to the show's episode that aired this week and will air again Sunday on Larry's visit to RodeoHouston. It was as educational to non-rodeo types as it was funny, and you should check it out HERE.
Whether you like Dan Whitney's humor or not — that's Larry's real name — you will probably get a kick out of watching the segment. You'll even see a little of Whitney come out after a bull sends the Larry character right out of him.
The Guymon commitment
In working on the promotion for the Guymon (Okla.) Pioneer Days Rodeo, I heard a great story about how the annual showcase went from a little event to a large affair.
It's been 19 years since Robert Etbauer won his second straight saddle bronc riding world championship in the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. Melyn Johnson was working at the Guymon Daily Herald, and she was assigned to do a story on Etbauer and his bronc riding brothers, all living in the neighboring town of Goodwell, home of one of the top rodeo programs in the country at Oklahoma Panhandle State University.
During their gathering, Johnson asked Etbauer if he competed in the Pioneer Days Rodeo. Of course, he did; it was considered a hometown rodeo to those who lived in the Oklahoma Panhandle. Johnson pressed further, asking if the Pioneer Days event was a good rodeo, but Etbauer pressed back, saying it's always good to compete at your hometown rodeo.
So Johnson asked another way: "If this weren't your hometown rodeo, would you enter?"
Etbauer said no. There wasn't much prize money, and the rodeo wasn't set up to be cowboy-friendly. Those things made it tough on the organizers to draw many contestants, much less the top names in the game.
So Johnson said, "Why don't you join the rodeo committee and make it better?"
Etbauer replied, "I will if you will."
Within weeks, Robert Etbauer walked into businesses all over town and talked about the potential of the Pioneer Days Rodeo. He knocked on many doors and gained sponsors, and before long, the money raised for Pioneer Days Rodeo doubled.
Of course, it's hard for people to say no to a man wearing a world champion's gold buckle when he walks into their doors and talks about taking their community into the big time of ProRodeo.
Nearly two decades have passed since Etbauer made that commitment, and Pioneer Days Rodeo has grown into one of the top stops in the game. Most big-time players won't miss it, and a big reason behind that is the commitment of many who have followed in Etbauer's footsteps.
In the Feild of play
I was a little surprised when I got the results from the final go-round of the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo on Saturday night.
An arena record 93-point ride occurred in bareback riding; that wasn't a surprise. But learning that Tilden Hooper's ride on Classic Pro Rodeo's Big Tex wasn't the record-breaking ride was a shock – Hooper and Big Tex danced to the tune of a world record-tying 94 points last year. That honor went to Kaycee Feild, who matched moves with JK Rodeo's Brother.
It helped Feild to the San Antone victory and the biggest paycheck of any winner in the field, $18,927. But there were plenty of big paychecks. Congratulations to the winners:
– Steer wrestling, Stockton Graves, Newkirk, Okla., $17,371
– Team roping, Chad Masters, Clarksville, Tenn., and Jade Corkill, Fallon, Nev., $15,038 each
– Saddle bronc riding, Heith DeMoss, Heflin, La., $18,408
– Tie-down roping, Cody Ohl, Hico, Texas, $16,853
– Barrel racing, Britany Fleck, Mandan, N.D., $14, 519
– Bull riding, Ardie Maier, Timber Lake, S.D., $17,890


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KnowledgeTree, the leading provider of open source document management software for small to medium-sized organizations, and CorraTech, a leading global software services firm, today announced a partnership to provide KnowledgeTree-related consulting, customization and implementation services to North American and Western European organizations.
CorraTech has provided open source system integration, consulting and outsourcing services to more than 80 companies worldwide, from SMBs to the Global 1000, including 3Com and The Christian Science Monitor. CorraTech's services allow enterprises to increase the ROI of their open source applications by enabling business process and data integration across open source applications and proprietary IT systems. By providing integrated open source capabilities, CorraTech improves user productivity, streamlines business processes and reduces IT and functional redundancy. CorraTech leverages the powerful document management capabilities of KnowledgeTree as the core document management application in OPENSUITE, an integrated virtual suite of best-fit open source applications that aims to achieve seamless business process integration.
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OPENSUITE is a suite of popular open source software that allows organizations of all sizes to maximize the benefits of multiple open source applications in order to improve user productivity, augment data integrity and simplify application integration, maintenance and support. OPENSUITE currently supports the following applications: KnowledgeTree document management software, Concursive CRM, Openbravo, and Zimbra. KnowledgeTree serves as the enterprise document management capability ready to store business documents linked to customers, operations and messaging via an open source service oriented architecture on which OPENSUITE is based.
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The STILL exhibition is a rare, personal and intimate retrospective of the many adventures Alan Slifen and Lionel Richie have had around the world. Alan first photographed Mr Richie at a Commodores Concert when he was just 17. He said "Even though it has been three decades, looking through the photos it feels like yesterday." On one visit to London he was asked to take a picture of Princess Diana and Lionel Richie. This photograph captures so much about his unique position as an artist, depicting two glamorous celebrities in a very natural and warm moment. It also includes photos of Nicole Richie as a child, Frank Sinatra and the recent performance at Glastonbury.
Although Alan Slifen was born in the US he has affection for Notting Hill. He began dating his wife in here. He told me, "I stayed in this beautiful apartment in Notting Hill, but remember watching the start of the first Iraq War about that time. The contrast was striking, I felt lucky to be in Notting Hill, not somewhere else. If I lived in here in UK, I would live in Notting Hill. I love the sense of community."
I saw Alan at work during Lionel Richie's gig in London last week. You would not even have realised he was there. This specially curated exhibition can be seen at the beautiful 45 Park Lane Hotel until 29th July 2016. 45-park-lane


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Saturdays in our house normally involve 3 different football (soccer for my international readers) matches. With all three boys playing for teams.
Thanks to Buddy's tonsil operation he couldn't play, and the teen has gone bone idle. This left just Stepson #2 actually playing
I'd planned to shoot some footage of the match and make a video. What do they say "Life is what happens whilst you are busy making plans"
A certain Little Miss OMG decided that, after all the miserable weather that's kept her indoors, when she got outside at last she was going to run free!
She wasn't best pleased that her running was curtailed from the actual pitch her brother was playing on.
Here's a stroppy looking Little Miss OMG enjoying the sunshine, but showing her displeasure at her pitch invasion being stopped!


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uh... a roomful of toddlers = more germs! Eat more oregano ... naturally protecting...ReplyDelete
She'll go, and get exposed to every germ the first 6 months, and then will have a super-dooper immune system. It also helps if the daycare is washing the toys every night, and spraying down the surfaces. If you are seeing running noses constantly -- or she's getting a lot of pink-eye, switch immediately! Learned my lesson the hard way.ReplyDelete
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Same shit, different day: yesterday I left work at 4:30 and was home by 5:20. Shobhit asked what I wanted for dinner and I said I was thinking veggie burgers. "I had a feeling you'd say that," he said -- because we have several sample boxes of Dr. Praeger's veggie burgers, which are not my favorite at all, but hey -- free food! Still, I'd like to burn through them. We chose the Korean Bibimbap patties -- and they proved surprisingly tasty, if annoyingly mushy. That's my issue with this brand of veggie burger: they fall apart so easily, and then start oozing out the other side of the buns. It really did taste good, to be fair.
We aren't currently carrying any of their veggie burgers, incidentally. They just sent us a shit ton of their samples and Noah told me several weeks ago to feel free to take them home. I've had to do so in increments, because of both the volume of samples and how small our freezer is at home, which we share with a roommate. We already carry nine other brands of veggie burgers; I can't imagine we need another right now. (And as far as I'm concerned, the Field Roast burger patties are the only ones truly worth carrying anyway -- I don't even care how expensive they are. They are the best.)
I watched two episodes of This Is Us, having discovered the night before that I'm four episodes behind. Shobhit took his laptop into the bedroom to watch his own shows there. Slight irony with that: I only watch This Is Us because of him; he told me the pilot was really good and so I gave it a look. And then he lost interest after about three episodes, but I continued to watch. I really like it, for several reasons. But, then I watched the episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert with John Oliver on as a guest, so Shobhit came out to the living room to watch that with me. And then I went to another episode of The Is Us and Shobhit left again.
Shobhit had mentioned a couple of days ago that The Late Show beat The Tonight Show in total viewers last week. I see now, though, that Fallon is still ahead in key demographics. Whatever. I still liked hearing that. I can only tolerate Fallon for a few minutes at a time. It's not just that he ruffled Donald Trump's hair. He's sickeningly fawning over all of his guests and it's so overt in my view that it actually makes me uncomfortable. Bleh.
So anyway. That was my evening, as it so often is: dinner. Television. More television. I keep forgetting about this Michael Bolton Valentine's Special for Netflix, though. I'm not a huge fan of Michael Bolton but it looks just cheesy enough in a self-aware way to make me interesting in watching. So I think I probably will tonight.
I just had lunch with Karen down at the Six-Seven restaurant at the Edgewater Hotel. I came up with a new idea today: I suggested she text me when she left rather than when she arrived, and that way, for once, I could walk down there while she drove from work, rather than having her wait for me. She texted me an ETA of 12:05 when she left at 11:50, and I left at 11:55. I saw valet drivers getting into her van when I arrived at the hotel, and there she was at the hostess podium when I got into the restaurant.
A guy at the entrance to the hotel lobby recognized me and opened the door for me. "Welcome back," he said. I guess we're becoming known regulars now.
We split the truffle macaroni and cheese from the specials menu yet again -- third time in a row now. I thought these specials rotated? I guess not very frequently. Not that I mind. That dish is spectacular. My weight is always up the next day but whatever, that's one thing for which the calories are worth it. Also, at least this time I actually ate only half the dish instead of taking three quarters of it. I left Karen's half in the dish for her, and what she didn't eat, I let the waiter take away. Good for me!
There was mercifully little talk of Donald Trump this time. We actually talked a lot about the surface street design set to replace the Alaska Way Viaduct once the tunnel finally opens. Karen consults on construction projects for accessibility and she had recently sat in on a meeting where she saw what the new streets will look like, and the way the surface streets will run into Elliott and Western Avenues on the north end are kind of weirdly convoluted. Apparently the new street will at one point become a short hump/bridge over the railroad tracks so there can be through traffic without train traffic holding things up.
It was raining rather hard this morning, but the weather was surprisingly nice for lunchtime. I took my umbrella to walk down there but never had to use it. The view of the waterfront from our table was spectacular as usual. The restaurant was busier than usual, though, and we were warned from the beginning they had only two on staff, so service took a while. It was after 12:30 by the time we got our food. It was well after 1:00 by the time I could ever start my walk back. So I really should get back to working now, I suppose.


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Published Monday, 4 August, 2014
Ben, Jake and Jelly discuss access control, using target/selector style method calls, and avoiding retain cycles in Swift (with a recap on how to debug them with Heapshot Analysis). They then take a look at test-driven development, asynchronous tests, and learning on-the-job. Plus, Moodstocks' new pricing structure, the competitive GIF app market, and the failures of voice command interfaces.
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It was a problem that had baffled mathematicians for centuries — until British professor Andrew Wiles set his mind to it.
"There are no whole number solutions to the equation xn + yn = zn when n is greater than 2."
Otherwise known as "Fermat's Last Theorem," this equation was first posed by French mathematician Pierre de Fermat in 1637, and had stumped the world's brightest minds for more than 300 years.
In the 1990s, Oxford professor Andrew Wiles finally solved the problem, and this week was awarded the hugely prestigious 2016 Abel Prize — including a $700,000 windfall.
Learning of the award, Wiles told the University of Oxford: "It is a tremendous honor … Fermat's equation was my passion from an early age, and solving it gave me an overwhelming sense of fulfillment.
"It has always been my hope that my solution of this age-old problem would inspire many young people to take up mathematics and to work on the many challenges of this beautiful and fascinating subject."
The prize, often described as the Nobel of mathematics, was awarded by the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters, with an official ceremony featuring Crown Prince Haakon of Norway to take place in May.
"Wiles is one of very few mathematicians — if not the only one — whose proof of a theorem has made international headline news," said the Abel Committee.
Wiles, 62, first became fascinated with the theorem as a 10-year-old growing up in Cambridge, England, after finding a copy of Fermat's Last Theorem at his local library.
"I knew from that moment that I would never let it go," he said. "I had to solve it."
He spent seven years intensively working on the equation in secret while at Princeton University, finally cracking it in 1994 by combining the three complex mathematical fields of modular forms, elliptic curves, and Galois representations.
"I was very lucky that not only did I solve the problem, but I opened the door for a whole new era in my field," said Wiles.
"Problems that had previously seemed inaccessible, now became open."
"You never forget the moment you have these great breakthroughs — it's what you live for," he added.
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One of the fantastic things about hand embroidery is that it's so darn tootin' portable. I sit in my car and stitch when the kids are in activities, I stitch in waiting rooms, I stitch in front of the TV. And there's certain things I must keep in my embroidery bag. Thread heaven is one of them (conditions your floss when it's behaving naughtily) and another is the Embroidery Pocket Guide by Leisure Arts which is available at many stores including Daisy Cottage Quilting. It has illustrations of 51 different stitches in it... everything from running stitch to weaving stitches such as a cloud filling. It's a must have.
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In the past most of my embroidery work was free-style (AKA: Flying by the seat of my pants without a pattern). If I wasn't free-stylin' I simply traced the pattern using a light box and a pencil, or more recently I've been using a Frixion pen.
I like this method for most of my work. However, when doing very tiny or detailed patterns, it's not super easy to trace accurately. For instance, the lettering on the Sewing Room Sampler got a little wonky. In fact, on the spool, I ended up pulling out all my stitching.
In the meantime, I had ordered Transfer-eze to try out. With Transfer-eze, you simply photocopy (or print out if you have a pdf) the pattern onto the sticky side of the paper. Then you just remove the freezer paper backing and place the printed pattern onto your fabric. It's like a sticker. You simply stitch over it and then it dissolves off your fabric in cold water.
I tried it with the spool design, and I'm absolutely loving it. Take a look at the difference in these two embroideries:
Traced and Wonky...
Neat and Transfer-eze-ized...
If I had the heart, I would have pulled out all the lettering and re-done that too... but I didn't... have the heart or the stomach for that.
If you'd like to try Transfer-eze, I ordered some for my shop and it will be here next week. I also ordered nifty iron-on transfer pens and vellum for tracing. And the heat and bond woven cotton fusible interfacing arrived this week.
PS... I did in fact finish my sampler. Just not before I got home from vacation. I'm making mine into a bag. Shocking, right?
PPS... I got the adorable red polka dot handles from Daisy Cottage Quilting. Man, she has everything!
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Norma L. McCollough Kellogg, 81, of Ulysses, Pa., formerly of Ceres, Pa., died Monday (Sept. 19, 2011) in the Robert Packer Hospital, Sayre, Pa.
Born Feb. 3, 1930, in Little Genesee, she was the daughter of Nieure and Edna Marsh Lewis. A 1948 graduate of Bolivar Central High School, she was a liberal arts major at Syracuse University. She was employed by American Olean Tile Co. as a senior designer and AVX, both in Olean, retiring in 1992.
A resident of Ulysses since 2006, she resided in Ceres, Pa. for over 30 years and Holland for 17 years. An artist, she painted original wet water color paintings for over 50 years and had works exhibited in the Buffalo Science Museum, the Albright Knox Museum of Art, and the Allentown art shows. She was a member of the Buffalo Society of Artists. In addition to her career, Norma was a member of the United Methodist Church, a cub scout den mother, garden club member and taught art classes to local art enthusiasts.
Surviving are two sons, Curtis (Jacki) McCollough of Yorkshire, and Kent (Ruth) McCollough of Wellsville; two daughters, Maureen (Dale) Marshall of Brandon, and Susan (Richard) Erickson of Ulysses, Pa.; 12 grandchildren; 18 great-grandchildren; a brother, Art (Karen) Lewis of Sharon, Pa.; four sisters, Kay (James) Webster of Oberlin, Ohio, Sharon (James) Leonard of Little Genesee, Bev Morris of Little Genesee, and Cindy (Fred) Unverdorben of Portville; and nieces and nephews.
She was predeceased by a great-granddaughter, Miranda Wright; five brothers, William, Russ, Steve, Nieure Jr. and Jerry; and a sister, Susie Lewis.
Friends may call at the Olney Funeral Home & Cremation Service, Ulysses, Pa., on Thursday (Sept. 22, 2011) from noon–2 p.m. A graveside service will follow in Fox Hill Cemetery, Ulysses, Pa. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Tri-Town Volunteer Fire Company, Ulysses, PA 16948 or the Ulysses Library, P.O. Box 316, Ulysses, PA 16948. Online condolences may be expressed at www.olneyfuneralhome.com.
Norma L. Kellogg
Norma L. McCollough Kellogg, 81, of Ulysses, Pa., formerly of Ceres, Pa., died Monday (Sept. 19, 2011) in the Robert Packer Hospital, Sayre, Pa.


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After a lot of planning and work, our new website is finally here! You can find information about our station, music news, the latest music videos, weather, our community calendar, how you can help this ministry, and much more!
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Grandfather avoids jail over samurai sword attack
A grandfather who went after his sister-in-law with a samurai sword and a kitchen knife has been given a three-year suspended sentence.
James Cash (59), of Sheep- hill Avenue, Blanchardstown, pleaded guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to two counts of producing a weapon at Corduff Avenue, Blanchardstown, on November 30, 2015.
Cash was under the influence of alcohol and tablets when he knocked on Pamela Creighton's door and tried to attack her with a sword and a knife.
Sgt Louise Guerin told prosecuting counsel Lisa Dempsey that Ms Creighton and her husband, Bernard, were preparing to go to bed in their granny flat at the rear of their daughter's home at around 1am when they heard a knock on the door.
Ms Creighton assumed it was her daughter and opened the door only to find her brother-in-law standing outside with a sword and a knife.
A struggle ensued, with Mr Creighton wresting the weapons out of Cash's hands. He then chased Cash into the garden and gardai were called.
Defence counsel Mark Lynam said Cash, who has three children and eight grandchildren, was separated from his wife at the time of the offence and was abusing alcohol and tablets.
He also suffered from a number of health issues.
"He was in an agitated state and the whole thing was a bit of a blur," Mr Lynam said.
Cash was remorseful for his actions, and has since reconciled with his wife and "cleaned up his act" with regards to alcohol, the court heard.
Judge Melanie Greally noted that Mr Creighton had indicated a preference that Cash not be sent to prison.
The judge said the offence had happened in the context of inter-familial tension and Cash being in a state of "considerable intoxication".
She imposed a three-year sentence, suspended in full on condition that Cash engage with the Probation Service and continue to abstain from alcohol.


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I realize this is a lot for one message, but I thought I would throw these out there to see if anyone else is suffering from these issues. Some may not be bugs per se, but are at the very least weak spots in the program. I am actually hoping that there is some user error involved here, or maybe just a problem with my particular PC, because some of these just seem too simple to have been missed in beta testing. I haven't seen any of these brought up on this forum either, so maybe this is just me. I have tested all of these on two different systems. Except for two of the BSOD issues, all occur on both systems. One system is an Athlon64 with 2gig of RAM, while the other is an AthlonXP with 1Gig.
I must start by saying that the core performance of GS3 is definitely improved over GS2.5. I love the faster loading time, and it seems to be using less CPU for comparable projects. My issues are all with new features. I have read the entire manual, and still am not having any luck resolving them. I sent these to Tascam tech support via email yesterday. They are listed in descending order of importance, at least for me:
1- Save a GSP with VST Insert FX in it. When you reload it, all of the VST FX are Bypassed. This is by far the worst bug for me because it makes using VSTs almost impossible. Am I doing something wrong?
2- The Bank/Patch Manager settings don't get saved properly with a gsp file. When I assign custom bank/patch numbers to instruments, then save all as a gsp, and reload the gsp, all of the instruments wind up on bank 0. Their custom patch numbers are retained, but not the bank number. This means that, for example, if I assign one instrument to Bank 1, patch 0, and another to Bank 2, patch 0, when I reload the gsp, they are both on Bank 0, patch 0.
3- This one is weird. I am getting cracks and pops when Amplitube 1.3 is loaded onto a channel in the DSP mixer. However, if I hide the DSP mixer and go back to the Midi Mixer, the noise goes away.
4- Rewire My Setup screen shows a latency 2048 samples for plugins when using Rewire. Is this a fixed value? That is huge, and makes using plugins in a rewire setup virtually impossible. Is there a way to lower it?
5- Similarly, why is the plugin latency 4x the audio buffer size? Can this possibly be lowered, even at the expense of cpu? No other vst host does this. Plugin latency is usually equal to the audio card latency, or at most equal to two buffers. 4 buffers is pretty high.
6- iMidi I am only able to load one iMidi rule per instrument. If I try to add a second one, I get a message saying that this version of Gigastudio only supports 1 iMidi rule per instrument. The manual (pg 109) shows at least 4 per instrument in a screen shot. I have GS3-Orchestra. I have tried this with several instruments and get the same thing every time.
7- Occasionally, when editing an instrument in the editor, I cant save it. I get a message that the .gig file cant be opened for output.
8- The Insert FX fields in the DSP Mixer dont handle effects with long names very well. The name will overwrite the down arrow for the drop down menu, which means there is no way to delete the effect. For example, try DigitalFishPhones BLOCKFISH Compressor (a free download off the web). Once you insert it, there is no way to remove it because the drop-down menu for the insert is inaccessible.
9-Sequencer Priority Setting on Mixer/Disk Engine Tab is Missing.
10- Ending the msg32.exe process in Task Manager causes BSOD (PROCESS_HAS_LOCKED_PAGES, no driver specified). This didnt happen with GS2.5. It is sometimes useful to free up resources in a session that will not require GS, or when something gets hosed in msg32.exe.
11- Repeatable BSOD: (only on the A64 system)
- Load VSL-Viola Ensemble Legato.gig
- Open the iMIDI rules for VSL-Violas Legato-p
- Press 'Edit...' next to the Active Rules Window
- Use Listen feature to assign C1 (or probably any other key) to all key switches (they will be on C-1 to begin with)
- Play your controller
- Press C1 (or whatever key you assigned above)
- Play the keys on the GS3 onscreen keyboard
- BSOD in ew.sys
12- Another Reproducible BSOD: (only on A64 system)
- Open GigaPianoII (any flavor) in GS3 play it a bit
- Close GS3
- Open GPII in Editor
- Delete 'Velocity 7' folder of samples.
- Try to save instrument you will get an error that it cant be opened
- Click toolbar button to load instrument
- When prompted to save first, click Save
- Error in Conexant Wave Stream
- BSOD PROCESS_HAS_LOCKED_PAGES no driver listed
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Of all the controversial policy directives forced upon schools in recent years – and there have been many – plans to introduce 'baseline assessments' must win the prize for being the least popular of all. The image of little four-year-olds being yanked away from play, squeezed into school uniforms and corralled into taking formal tests just days after starting school is surely only something the most child-hating of Gradgrinds could support.
Yet from this September, every child starting school in England will be assessed according to the reception baseline. Their skills in reading, numeracy and writing, as well as their social and emotional development, will be measured, scored and recorded. In fact, the development of each child in all of these areas will be combined into just one score. Complex children with emerging personalities and preferences that change daily will be reduced to one single number.
This figure, the Department for Education (DfE) tells us, will not be used to grade and rank pupils, nor will it be used to monitor individual progress. Instead it is designed to hold schools to account. When children leave primary school seven years later, the reception baseline score will be used to 'calculate how much progress they have made compared to others with the same starting point'. Baseline assessments provide the DfE with a means of measuring school progress that takes account of 'schools with challenging intakes'.
Unsurprisingly, critics of baseline testing are numerous. Commentators have been vocal in condemning government ministers who, seemingly lacking any sense of what education is for, substitute measuring what children can and can't do for actually teaching them anything. Unfortunately, many of the critics of baseline assessments similarly lack a sense of purpose when it comes to teaching; worse, they fail to recognise that this initiative is built on the very assumptions about education they themselves have been pushing for decades.
Much of the reaction against baseline assessments has focused on the disruptive nature of implementing the tests in the first few weeks of the school year and the additional stress this will put on children. A report commissioned by the two biggest teachers' unions, emotively titled They are children… not robots, not machines, argues:
'The start of school is a precious and important time for our children. Get it right and the seeds are sown for a love of learning that can carry on through school and into adulthood. Get it wrong and the scourge of low self-confidence and disaffection for school can set in, blighting a child's life chances.'
The idea that there is a small but all important window of opportunity to set children on the correct learning trajectory taps into current beliefs about infant determinism. It assumes that what happens in the early years of a child's life is all important in deciding his or her future. Of course, no one wants children to be miserable when they start school. But in reality many children do have problems settling in for all kinds of reasons; plenty of four-year-olds are simply not ready for school and would far rather be at home. To suggest that such children are doomed and their life chances blighted is plain ridiculous. There is no evidence to show that children who have a disrupted and unhappy start to school are not still learning, nor that an inspiring teacher and an exciting curriculum years later can't instill a love of knowledge.


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Wednesday, 17 October 2012
Artists that inspire me: Dan Casado
Corneille. Mostly because of the figures sometimes floating around on the canvas, the fish and birds, the surrreal elements.
If you want to see more of Dan's wonderful artwork, you can visit his website, go to his facebook-page, or have a look around at Flickr. So many more goodies on show there!
Well, I hope you enjoy his work as much as I do. Thanks Dan for letting me feature you!
See you on Friday for the Paint Party! Thanks so much for visiting ♥
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Echt prachtig werk van Dan Denthe. De diepte, kleur en vrolijkheid en frisheid in zijn werk. Erg mooi.ReplyDelete
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Very inspiring!! I'm going to check out more of his work!ReplyDelete
Funny how I find Argentinian born artists through you. :DReplyDelete
Wow, very nice work. i really like this stuff. I found you via www.janinewhitling.com.auReplyDelete
His work is stunning! So much to see- so much creativity! Thanks for introducing him to me!ReplyDelete
oooh ahhh his work is wonderfulReplyDelete
those dark outlines really make his characters pop amongst all the colors and designs
so fun
i love the guy on his shoulder too!
Thanks for posting it, I like that kind of style, always fun to see new artists!ReplyDelete
WOW! I like everything about his work! Thanks for sharing ♥ReplyDelete
thanks for the link Denise, awesome work, no wonder you're inspired by it.ReplyDelete
Thanks for taking the time to comment! I love hearing your thoughts about my work. Because I'm getting too many spammer comments nowadays, l have banned anonymous users from commenting. Hope this isn't a problem for you !


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Enter the Application number and password and click "login" button
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a) Print out of completed online application generated by the Candidate.
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f) Certificate to prove date of birth
g) TC from the Institution last attended
h) Course & Conduct Certificate
i) Original Community Certificate/BPL Certificate
j) Income certificate in the case of SEBC/ OEC candidates.
k) Original certificates to prove the claim for grace marks, if any.
l) Eligibility certificate from the University of Kannur in case of candidates who have passed qualifying examination other than HSE/ VHSE conducted by Government of Kerala or the examination conducted by CBSE and CISCE.
m) Any other relevant certificate for any claim made in the application.
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(Submitted by Marty Sterling)
If you woke up this morning with more health than illness...you are more blessed than the million who will not survive this week.
If you have never experienced the danger of battle, the loneliness of imprisonment, the agony of torture, or the pangs of starvation ... you are ahead of 500 million people in the world.
If you can attend a church meeting without fear of harassment, arrest, torture, or death...you are more blessed than three billion people in the world.
If you have food in the refrigerator, clothes on your back, a roof overhead and a place to sleep...you are richer than 75% of this world.
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If your parents are still alive and still married...you are very rare, even in the United States and Canada.
If you hold up your head with a smile on your face and are truly thankful...you are blessed because the majority can, but most do not.
If you can hold someone's hand, hug them, or even touch them on the shoulder.. you are blessed because you can offer healing touch.
If you can read this message, you just received a double blessing in that someone was thinking of you, and furthermore, you are more blessed than over two billion people in the world that cannot read at all.
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Updated: Apr 24, 2014 12:46 pm
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Perrie Edwards just recently got her own Instagram account and is already causing controversy with one of the few photos she has posted. Apparently the Little Mix member didn't learn from Harry Styles' mistake because she has followed his lead and uploaded the two pics below of her wearing a Native American headdress.
Now, many of her fans are calling her "racist" and insensitive.
Perrie Edwards stop being racist, recognise your mistakes and apologise— maddy (@micaellclifford) April 22, 2014
@LittleMix Stop the cultural appropriation, Perrie. It's offensive to US Native Americans. It's racist to wear a headdress.— boop boop (@daratoro) April 23, 2014
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Known as: Marjolaine
Date of birth: 1st January 1981
Lives in: Paris
Profession: actress, singer
She became famous through the 2003 TV show Greg le millionnaire: a mere bricklayer called Greg faking to be a millionnaire had to spend a summer with about 20 girls trying to seduce him, one of whom was Marjolaine. The next summer she had her own show based on a similar concept. In 2004 she released a single, Geisha, whose resounding failure convinced her to quit music. In 2007 she played one of the main roles in the Vietnamese movie Saigon Eclipse.


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Acoustic Audio CS-I62S In Wall / Ceiling 6.5" Speakers 8 Pair Pack Home Theater 4000 Watts CS-I62S-8PR
Acoustic Audio CS-I62S In Wall / Ceiling 6.5'' Speakers 8 Pair Pack Home Theater 4000 Watts CS-I62S-8PR by Acoustic Audio by Goldwood at Zonita Cinema. MPN: CS-I62S-8PR. Hurry! Limited time offer. Offer valid only while supplies last. SpecificationsAcoustic Audio CS-I62S Cinema Series In Ceiling or In Wall Speaker 8 Pair PackRecommended Power: 20-250 Watts per speakerFrequency
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Acoustic Audio CS-I62S Cinema Series In Ceiling or In Wall Speaker 8 Pair Pack
Recommended Power: 20-250 Watts per speaker
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Efficiency/Sensitivity: 92dB at 1 watt 1 meter
Impedance: 8 Ohm
2-Way Design and Functionality
6.5" Woofers
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Butyl Rubber Surrounds For Increased Performance and Durability
13mm Soft Dome Tweeters
2-Way Passive Crossovers for Greater Fidelity
Spring Loaded Speaker Wire Terminals For Easy Connectivity
All Weather Design For Indoor And Outdoor Use
Paintable Frames and Grills
Low Profile Housings Designed For Easy Installation
Integrated Wall-Lock Mounting System
Cut Out Size: 8.19" x 8.19" per speaker
Overall Size: 9.41" x 9.41" per speaker
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08 January, 2012
The Paper Variety; Black/White with a kiss of colour (mauve)
Southern Girls; Sparkle (all the rhinesones on the lacy punch strips dont show well on the photo!)
Get Creative: Irini 's Challenge; List 12 elements on your LO - so here goes!
1. Prima Crystals
2. Pink Paislee Mistable Journal tag
3. Glitz Designs Glitzer (word 'Dream')
4. Handmade flower
5. Hand dyed seambinding
6. Heart trinket
7. Kaisercraft rub-on (wee scallop frame)
8. Kaisercraft rhinestones (on punched lace strips behind photo)
9. Purple vellum (photo mat)
10. Basic Grey paper (background)
11. Echo Park paper (lacy punched strip)
12. Autumn Leaves stamp (flourish)
I must say that crappy weather makes great scrappy weather!! New Zealand has not been smiled on by the sun much this summer!
Sue x
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Hi Sue, what a gorgeous layout ! The photo is so pretty and so is your DIL , a beautifully stylish piece with gorgeous elements and just perfect for Irinis challenge. Thank you so much for joining us at Get Creative and good luck.ReplyDelete
what a lovly layout! Thank you very much for joining us at get creative!ReplyDelete
Oooh Sue......You've been busy doing challenges already!! Beautiful LO and gorgeous DIL. Thanks for playing along at Southern Girls. KxReplyDelete
Woooow!!! Wonderful layout and so elegant!!! Thank you so much for playing along at Get Creative!ReplyDelete
Sue what a gorgeous layout...so elegant. Your new daughter in law is gorgeous...ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for taking part in the challenge I hope you will join us in our other challenges this month!
Wonderful! I love the black and white combination! How nice of you to make a lo for your daughter in law! Good luck with the challenge and thank you so much for participating!ReplyDelete
wow!!!your page is just perfect!!i love it!!!thank you so much for joining us at get creative!!!ReplyDelete
SO PRETTY!!!!!! Thanks for playing along with us at TPV!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous Lo, the wee touch of pink/lavender in there makes the whole page pop, nice work Hun..ReplyDelete
beautiful layout, love everything on it. Very nice work, thanks for playing along with get creative. ChannaReplyDelete
this layout is beautiful! thanks for playing along with The Paper Variety challenge.ReplyDelete
Ok this layout is one of the most elegant I have ever seen. Fabulous gorgeous work! Thanks for sharing it with us at GC!ReplyDelete
wow this is breathtaking !!!!! so soft, romantic and beautiful .. love it to bits .... hugz xReplyDelete
wow, this layout is soooo elegant, I love it!ReplyDelete
Thank you for playing with us at Get Creative!
Beautiful LO sue. O love the black and white colour scheme for this photo. I am soooo sick of this weather! We are on holiday o north and until yesterday it pretty much rained every day!ReplyDelete


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Linden Electricity a National Issue.
President of the Guyana Trade Union Congress, Norris Witter, believes the issue of the Linden electricity rate increases is of national importance.
At a protest action by political Activists today outside of the Office of the President, Witter said that other communities will suffer a similar fate if citizens continue to condone such actions by the Government.
Trade Unionist Lincoln Lewis called on the residents of Georgetown to join in the fight since he believes that the electricity tariffs in Georgetown are simply too high.
Prime Minister Samuel Hinds in a face off with Political activists only yesterday defended his government's position to increase the tariffs in Linden.
On the Other hand Residents of the Mining town continues to hold out that they simply cannot pay those increases, which were expected to come into effect from July 1st.