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Do you love to cook? Are you interested in science? As a graduate of Johnson and Wales University with a degree in Culinary Arts, I have always been interested in food science. Now, you have an opportunity to explore science through Harvard University's free online course Science & Cooking: From Haute Cuisine to Soft Matter Science!
Join Pia Sorensen, Dave Weitz and Michael Brenner, a chemist, a physicist and an applied math mathematician; all professors of Harvard University's John A Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, as they teach scientific principals through cooking. Classes are taught with famous chefs and the course has visiting guests which include Harold McGee, author of On Food and Cooking The Science and Lore of The Kitchen and famous chefs:
Disclosure: I earn a small commission on items purchased through the Amazon affiliates link to help support the funding of the STEM Advocates website.
Registration is open for students to attend introductory classes at New England colleges by college students. Programs are available for students grade 5 - 12. Check out the schools, dates and links on the Students-STEM page of our site.
MIT Lincoln Laboratory has just announced their first fall Science on Saturday program, The Art of Science. The program explores the intersection of the sciences and performing arts. The Science on Saturday program is for children ages 5-17 (though I find it best for elementary and early middle school students). Two sessions are offered on Saturday, Oct 21, 2017 on from 9-10:30 and another from 10:45-12:15. The program is free of charge.
If you live in Central Massachusetts, sometimes it can be hard making the trek into Boston to attend STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, & Math) enrichment programs with your kids. Luckily, close to home, is the Worcester Think Tank. The Worcester Think Tank offers many STEAM based hands-on youth programs for kids ages 8 - 17.
This summer, the Worcester Think Tank is hosting 2 weeks of summer programs with planned hands-on STEAM projects in science, technology and art. All classes will take place at Technocopia's Maker Space or outside on the Worcester Common. Summer programs will be held the weeks of August 7 and 14th, 2017.
Saturday, May 13, 2017, middle school girls (grades 6-8) will have the opportunity to participate in a free program "Girls Space Day Adventure" being held at MIT's Johnson Ice Rink. This is a FREE program in which young women can participate in hands-on activities while learning about the role of science & engineering in space exploration. They young women will also have a chance to meet and interact with women engineers and scientists.
This event is hosted by The Society of Women Engineers, MIT Lincoln Laboratory, MIT AeroAstro department and the MIT Women's Graduate Association of Aeronautics and Astronautics.
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Kids, science & lemon meringue pie!
My 10 year old son, Ethan, and I had fun in the kitchen this morning making pies for Thanksgiving. It was a great way to learn about food science. We decided to make a Lemon Meringue Pie. First, we needed to look at the formula (recipe) and talk about all the ingredients that we needed. We uses several types of measurements - liquid measuring in ounces, solid measuring in measuring cups and spoons (next time we'll try using a recipe with weights), and counting of individual items (such as eggs). When mixed together the ingredients for the filling we talked about the chemical changes that were occurring in the pot as the ingredients bubbled together and thickened. As we whipped the egg whites we talked about physical change as the molecules captured the air and coated the air bubbles. It was a great way to reinforce what he is learning in his 5th grade class without it feeling like homework. The best part is you get to eat the results!
Looking for a few more experiments for physical and chemical changes? Here's a related blog post you might like at Owlcation.
Debbi graduated with a Culinary Arts Degree from Johnson & Wales University in Rhode Island.
You could see the excitement as the boys in Cub Scouts Pack 16 entered Dutch Kitchen Bakery and gazed into the display case loaded with all kinds of delectable treats. They were soon whisked downstairs to the decorating room, where on the tables were all the fixings for gingerbread houses. Each boy had the chance to create their own masterpiece. They didn't know that even this activity had a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math) connection. Building a gingerbread house could be their first exposure to civil engineering which includes the design and building of structures. As they decorated, they worked through creating patterns in their designs. While they toured the bakery, they used math to calculate how many cakes could be baked at a time in all those ovens. They guessed 9 cakes per oven and multiplied it by the 12 ovens to come up with 108 cakes. They learned that recipes are formulas of ingredients and the weighted scales are for measurements. All the boys knew is they were having fun, as a mom it made me realize how many opportunities are around us which expand STEM learning.
Debbi - Proud mom of two beautiful boys who have benefited from some amazing STEM opportunities!
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(SportsNetwork.com) - The Washington Capitals attempt to sweep their season series with the rival Pittsburgh Penguins on Wednesday evening in what could be a heated contest at Verizon Center.
The Capitals had lost eight straight versus the Penguins heading into this season, but shut Pittsburgh out in the first of four meetings before taking a 3-1 decision on the road last Tuesday.
Alex Ovechkin had a goal and also a slash on the right foot of Kris Letang early into the third period that sent the Penguins defenseman falling into the boards. Letang temporarily left the game, but returned.
"I didn't like it," Penguins head coach Mike Johnston said of Ovechkin's slash. "I don't think anybody on the ice saw it, or they would have called it."
Johnston's club attempted to stick up for Letang for the rest of the game, but drew a number of penalties and Washington's Joel Ward potted the game-winning goal during a 5-on-3 power play with 4:13 remaining.
The victory was part of a four-game winning streak for the Capitals that came to an end with Sunday's 3-2 setback to the hosting Philadelphia Flyers. Ward and Tom Wilson had the goals, while Braden Holtby made 25 saves.
"We just weren't sharp and they forced us not to be sharp," said Washington head coach Barry Trotz. "You have to be really prepared for that and we fell and dug ourselves a 2-0 hole."
The loss, coupled with the Penguins' 5-1 win over the Florida Panthers on Sunday, pushed the Capitals into fourth place in the Metropolitan Division. They are one point back of the third-place Pens, who trail the New York Rangers by three points for second place in the standings.
Evgeni Malkin and Patrick Hornqvist scored twice each for Pittsburgh in the rout of Florida. Paul Martin added a goal and Sidney Crosby posted two assists for a Penguins club that had snapped a three-game skid the previous day with a 4-2 win over the St. Louis Blues.
"If we play right, we play our game, we can beat any team in the league. We showed the last two games how we can play," Malkin said.
Marc-Andre Fleury stopped 34 shots in the win. He is 16-10-2 lifetime versus the Capitals with a 2.38 goals against average, .916 save percentage and three shutouts.
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Skip to comments.Poll: Two-Thirds of Veterans Disapprove of Obamas Job Performance
Posted on 04/21/2014 3:22:32 PM PDT by Olog-hai
Two-thirds of veterans (66%) disapprove of the job Pres. Obama is doing, according to a new survey by Concerned Veterans for America (CVA). Likewise, 68% say the country is on the wrong track. [ ]
About three-fourths (73%) of those polled agree with former Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Mike Mullen that the national debt is the greatest threat to our national security.
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Yeah, and the third that approve are Russian veterans.
Only two-thirds of veterans disapprove of this America-hating, anti-military communist?
Either they are extremely naive, or too much agent orange.
Almost 2/3 of all Americans disapprove of the POTUS based on the polls.
1/3 approval from veterans is huge!
It's not 2/3 majority disapproval; it's 1/3 majority approval that counts.
OTO 100% of welfare recipients and long term unemployment benefits recipients (like there's a difference) approve of his job performance.
I've said it many times before: the US military is a jobs program.
It would be interesting to see the cross tabs. Even more interesting if the poll was of verified veterans. There a people, many of them, who claim to be things they are not. If the numbers for different age, race and sex they would be more startling I think.
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Dr. Alt inducted into Athletic Hall of Fame at Potomac State
Alumna Dr. Erika Alt (second from left) was recently inducted into the Athletic Hall of Fame at Potomac State College of West Virginia University in Keyser, W.Va. Dr. Alt was introduced by former PSC Basketball Coach Gary Liston (second from right). Presenting the award were Campus President Leonard Colelli (left) and Athletic Director Shawn White (right). Dr. Alt was an outstanding basketball player at the College from 2002 – 2004.
Alumna Erika Alt, DVM; a resident of Petersburg, was recently inducted into the Athletic Hall of Fame at Potomac State College of West Virginia University (WVU) during the annual awards banquet this spring.
Dr. Alt is the second highest scorer in the College's history for the Lady Catamounts basketball team with a total of 1,037 points. She accumulated a total of 410 rebounds, 133 assists and 128 steals.
She earned many honors on the basketball court including being named to the WPCC 1st Team, the All-Region XX Team and the Region XX All-Tournament Team her freshman year. During her sophomore year, she earned 2nd Team All-American, All-Region XX Team, Region XX All-Tournament Team, and WPCC 1st Team. Additionally, she ranked 3rd in NJCAA scoring, scored double figures in 24 out of 25 games and was the leading Scorer in Region XX.
While at Potomac State, Dr. Alt was a member of the Sigma Phi Omega Honor Society, was recognized as a student scholar with the inscription of her name on the Duke Anthony Whitmore/Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Academic Achievement Wall, and was named Outstanding Student of the Year for 2004.
During her acceptance speech, Dr. Alt addressed the student athletes in attendance with the following, "I challenge you to live in the experience, to stop and cherish the tiny moments – the competition, the travel, the camaraderie which are a part of your normal routine and may seem insignificant, but these moments give way to a lifetime of memories."
After earning an associate degree in agriculture at Potomac State, Dr. Alt graduated summa cum laude from WVU with a bachelor's degree in animal and veterinary science. She then went on to earn her doctor of veterinary medicine in 2010 from The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Alt has been practicing at Mountainview Veterinary Services in her hometown of Petersburg for the past two years, where she lives with her husband and children.
Dr. Alt concluded her remarks with this comment, "Potomac State College will forever hold a special place in my heart. The athletic and academic opportunities offered to me have helped to shape my career and my life. I am honored and humbled to be a member of the Potomac State Athletic Hall of Fame."


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10 Baking Kitchen Ideas
I am a lover of the kitchen. For me that is the heart of the house, is one of the places you spend most of your time in.
Apart from the love of food eating, and food making, I have a bigger love for baking and obviously eating the baked goods!
One of the things I wish I could do is go for a baking class, and have a fully accessorised baking kitchen.
But for now, I have to settle for a normal kitchen. That doesn't mean I can't dream though. ;)
I have gathered beautiful kitchen ideas, of how to organise it, decorate it and of things to have.
On this post I will show you some of those gorgeous finds.
I love this colour scheme, the blues and whites, the marble counter top and of course my big dream - the artisan stand mixer!!!
I like how organised this is, easy to find things!
Simple, cute and easy, right?!
I love the idea of organising everything in pots in a drawer like this, I would just add some labels at the top so it would be even easier!
Now, if you don't have much space, that is a great idea for a baking corner! I LOVE IT!!!
I just really liked the cupboard! The colour and the antique feel it has!
Did you like any?
How would you do your baking kitchen?
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QAFR MALIK, West Bank (Reuters) - An Israeli army jeep struck and killed a Palestinian in the occupied West Bank on Sunday, with the military and locals giving conflicting accounts of the circumstances.
A military spokeswoman said the jeep, which was in Qafr Malik village as part of an operation to arrest suspected militants, accidentally hit the Palestinian after he threw a petrol bomb at it.
"The driver was startled and swerved, hitting the man," she said, adding that a military investigation would be launched.
Local resident Nail Abdul Latah el Hajj denied the Palestinian had attacked the jeep, however, saying the man was walking to work at a chicken farm when he was run down on the main street and then crushed as the vehicle crashed into a wall and overturned.
Speaking to Reuters, el Hajj said the man's death sparked confrontations between stone-throwing Palestinian youths and Israeli troops. The military spokeswoman said the disturbances were already under way when the collision happened.
(Reporting by Ali Sawafta; Writing by Dan Williams; Editing by Jeffrey Heller)


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DISCLAIMER: Danny Phantom belongs to some famous guy...uh...Butch...something. This fanfic and Sylvester belong to me.
"Dan, what are you doing?"
The evil future-ghost frowned slightly and turned around to see Jazz standing in the kitchen doorway. He merely shrugged in response and went back to business.
Dan merely replied, "Givin' my kid a bath..."
"In a cooking pot?" Jazz frowned in concern.
Sylvester was, indeed, sitting in a cooking pot full of water. It wasn't boiling, but it was definitely warm. The infant didn't seem to notice as he babbled and splashed about.
"The sink was full..." Dan replied idly, "That, and last time his foot got caught in the drain."
The ghostly-father then resumed trying in vain to get his son to hold still while bathing him. Of course, Sylvester kept wiggling out of his father's grasp with ease...mostly due to the fact that he was covered from head to toe in soap.
"Ok," Jazz replied in a serious tone, "then explain WHY you have a whole bunch of chopped vegetables in the pot as well."
"I...uh...he..." Dan stuttered, "He wanted a snack while he bathed?"
His ex-sister sighed, "Dan, you have no self-control whatsoever. This is the fifth time this week you've tried to eat your own son. Don't you care at all about him?"
Dan frowned slightly and tried to keep himself from drooling. Jazz did have a point. Sylvester was his son.
"Look, you're a pretty good father otherwise..." the older-sister replied, "Except for that one time you tried to teach him to fly. Besides, you're on a diet, remember..."
He looked down at his rather large gut and frowned slightly, "It's the only place he'll sleep..."
Dan then sighed and lifted his child out of the pot and wrapped him in a towel. The infant instinctively clung tightly onto his father's shirt and nuzzled his chest. It wasn't long before the front of Dan's uniform became wet itself.
"ON your engorged belly." Jazz pointed out, "NOT in it."
"Fine..." Dan hissed, "Just use your stupid psychological crap on me to get me to stop trying to eat Sylvester. At this point, I'm desperate...or crazy enough to try anything..."
"Ok, just come visit me once a day for the next week." Jazz then muttered under her breath, "I'm not surprised about the crazy part..."
Sylvester merely squealed in delight. He wasn't sure what was going on. All he knew was that his father and his Aunt Jazz were in for a long week.
AUTHOR'S NOTES: I hope y'all liked it. This WAS going to be a multi-chapter fic...but I'm currently too busy to be able to work on it anymore. If anyone would like to add onto this story, feel free to do so. In fact, I would greatly appreciate it and I would love to see what ideas y'all would have for this one little one-shot. Just remember that this was originally my idea and that Sylvester is my fancharacter. So, if you do plan on writing a story based up on this one, please give me credit for the idea (And Sylvester). Thank you.


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Our new fabric crush is Radiance by Beth Studley. We have been lucky enough to have the whole range in the office and I have not been able to stop admiring it since it came in.
Beth Studley is a fabric, quilting and sewing pattern designer from the UK with her first collection being released just 2 years ago. She has already made a name for herself as an extremely talented fabric designer. Radiance is inspired by antique crochet and lace, yet the colour she has used has given it a modern feel.
What I really love about this collection is the colours she has used. It goes against the traditional lace feel and draws you into the pattern she has created.
The collection is so diverse it could be used to embellish clothing, for decorating projects or to cut up and create modern strip quilts. Above are some of the beautiful mini projects that Beth has made for her book Mini patchwork Projects such as Picture Garland, a Natty Notebook Cover and a Hexi Needlecase. Practical and so so beautiful.
The reversible little Trinket Bowls are really sturdy the fabric used, Starburst Pink, has a kaleidoscope effect which makes you want to jump in and swim in it. These projects will be ones you keep in your sewing box for years to come. They also make perfect little gifts, if you can bare to give them away. The Petalled Pin Cushion, is simply divine, and is a great chance to use the majority of the fabric in this collection. You can make each half petal a different fabric, and make the top different from the bottom, go wild!
Just look at all that beautiful fabric! It gives a wonderful effect doesn't it? What I really love is that because of the different patterns in the fabric, all the blocks are different. Even in a small project like the Curvy Coaster you can use a lot of the collection and create a really unique and gorgeous project.
Above are the other patterns in the range from left to right: Lace Blue Fabric, Starburst Pink Fabric, Heart Circles Orange Fabric, Star Flower Yellow Fabric, Doodle Burst Orange Fabric, Stripe Blue Fabric.


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Art On Loftus is an annual art exhibition hosted by C3 Church Carlingford. It aims to provide an inclusive forum for the local community to explore the nature of God's gift of creativity through a variety of media.
For 2015, the optional theme is 'The Heart Of The Matter'. Please find below the key dates for Art On Loftus 2015.
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Entries close: Monday 2nd November 2015
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Exhibition dates: 26th-22th November 2014, 10am – 5pm daily, 23rd November 11am – 4pm
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AC MILAN will revive their interest in Chelsea star Cesc Fabregas this summer, according to reports.
The Italians failed to land the Spanish midfielder in January, but were hampered in their efforts due to the ongoing sale of the club to a Chinese consortium.
Sino-Europe Sports Investment Management Changxing (SES), backed by Haixa Capital and Yonghong Li, have finally taken over at the San Siro and will back boss Vincenzo Montella in the transfer market.
Keep up to date with all the latest news, gossip, rumours and done deals in SunSport's live transfer blog
Corriere dello Sport report Milan will "give everything" to land Fabregas as the Rossoneri believe the Spanish international is the man to "transform and even revolutionise" the team.
Fabregas, 29, starred in the Chelsea win against Southampton on Tuesday, and his parting gift could be helping the Blues to their second Premier League title in three years.
The former Arsenal man returned to England with Chelsea after three years in Barcelona for £30million in 2014.
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But under Blues boss Antonio Conte, Fabregas has struggled for game time, starting just ten league games this season.
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Long hours on the road. Stressful situations. Days away from home. Trucking can be a tough job. It's not for everyone.
30,000 tractor-trailer drivers are needed across the U.S. right now, the American Trucking Association (ATA) estimates.
Another 100,000 will be needed every year for the next decade. Economic growth leads to more goods being shipped on highways, and more pressure being placed on trucking companies and their drivers to deliver.
The ATA blames the shortage on new hours-of-service rules. Some carriers evidently ignore hours-of-service rules and leave fatigued drivers on the road. Others have worked around the shortage by keeping on dangerous drivers with a long list of safety violations.
The result? An 18% increase injuries and fatalities from truck accidents, in the last few years alone.
Looking to veterans
A strong work ethic and problem-solving under pressure. Technological savvy. Respect for policies and the importance of procedures. Physical fitness.
Is there any other group more prepared for the demands of truck driving than veterans?
The Military Skills Waiver program is set up to help get returning veterans who have safely operated military vehicles a job in commercial truck driving. Recently returned vets can bypass some of the commercial driver's license application process and the fees.
It's also easier for vets with limb impairment to get a CDL to drive interstate trucks by passing a Skill Performance Evaluation.
The trucking industry needs to stop complaining, and start hiring.


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Because of the fact that standard e-commerce websites when viewed on a smartphone or tablet can be difficult to navigate, UK businesses are committed to have mobile websites up and running this year. One UK company, Twistfix, will be using Mobile Website Design and Development Company Brickweb to help accomplish this task. Twistfix is an online supplier of masonry crack repair products to the construction, repair and renovation industries, as well as DIY-enthusiasts.
According to PRWeb, this is in direct response to the meteoric rise in popularity of smartphones and tablets, of which there were an estimated 7 billion worldwide at the end of last year. Customers that cannot properly use a website with their mobile device will often turn to a competitor's website that supports mobile devices thereby losing business.
This looks like a trend that will probably eventually force any online company to offer a website suited for mobile devices or face the real possibility of becoming extinct.
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Committed to knowing more. That's the Nichols' difference.
As the world's first manufacturer of gerotors and gerotor pumps, Nichols has more than 85 years of continuous experience in the manufacturing, design, application, testing and validation of these products. We are known globally as both innovator and teacher in the industries we serve. We have gained a reputation as a rock solid manufacturer of precision pumping components. Where others struggle, we succeed. From automotive to industrial, foam packaging to engine lubrication, and everything in between, our team is here to help you.
Beginning in the late 1920's the W.H. Nichols Company became the world's first manufacturer of gerotor pumps. Working in partnership with the inventor of the gerotor (Myron Hill), W.H. Nichols invented the first equipment capable of producing this very complex gear shape. We then put our equipment to use producing the world's first gerotor pump. That pioneering spirit is very much alive and well in our company today. For more than 85 years we have been revolutionizing the design of gerotors and gerotor pumps in everything from foam packaging systems to on and off road applications. Our deeply rooted understanding of all types of pumping systems is the very thing that makes us different. While our competition focuses on selling commodity components, our mission is to help you innovate and produce the world's finest pumps.
What Makes Us Different
Since the late 1920s Nichols has focused on just one thing, helping our customers design the world's best pumping solutions.
As a result of this sustained effort we have built enduring partnerships with our customers, both big and small. From small niche pump manufactures to the major automotive OEMs, we've helped our customers create innovative products that have cemented their position in the markets they serve. That's the Nichols difference. No one has been doing it longer. No one does it better.
About Gerotors
The word "gerotor" was coined by scholar Myron Hill, and is a merger of the two words GEnerated ROTOR.
A GEROTOR is made up of two components, an inner and an outer rotor. The inner and outer forms are truly conjugate, meaning that the rolling action of either one of the rotors will generate the form on the other rotor. This rolling action is one of the reasons that gerotors are known for their long-life and smooth operating characteristics.
As the rotors rotate about their respective axes, fluid is drawing into an enlarging chamber that is created between the inner and outer rotor. As rotation continues, the chamber will reach a maximum volume which defines the displacement of the rotor set. As rotation continues, volume decreases, forcing fluid out of the rotors. This process occurs for each and every pumping chamber, resulting in a smooth pumping action.


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Lao football coach puts faith in his players
Lao U-23 Football Team Manager Viphet Sihachackr said yesterday that the team's experience in previous matches will mean they perform at their best in December.
"The test matches might have made people unhappy with our performance, because they think our team is hopeless and has lost to many other teams on previous occasions, but in fact the fans don't understand that we just used those games as practice for the real event in December," he said.
Mr Viphet said his team didn't need to win those matches, rather they needed to get much more experience, so that after each match coach and team assistant could analyse the game and suggest how the footballers could improve their performance.
Since the tournament in Cambodia in early November, many Lao football fans have complained about the team not playing well enough.
Their complaints were heightened at the most recent match at Chao Anouvong on Tuesday when the Lao team lost 3-1 to Hoang Anh Gia Lia of Vietnam .
"Hoang Anh Gia Lia is an official sponsor of the 25th SEA Games, so they just wanted to send their football team to practice with our team.
"We learnt many things from them because they had many good players," Mr Viphet said.
Mr Viphet said the team has been playing very well recently and is ready for their first SEA Games match on December 5 against Myanmar , the runner up at the 24th SEA Games in Thailand .
On December 7 the Lao team will face Indonesia and on December 10 they will take on Singapore in the quarterfinal of the SEA Games.
Mr Viphet said Myanmar is a strong contender but the Lao footballers would try their best to win.
"We will be the winner of the match.
"We know Myanmar is strong but because we are the host country we want to stay in the competition as long as possible," he said.
Mr Viphet said he trusted the ability of his players after they had gained experience locally and abroad.
"We have spoken with other coaches about our athletes, who said they are improving even though they haven't had much time to practice. The Austrian coach said if the Lao team had more time, they would be really good," he said.
The men's football teams will be divided into two groups. Laos will be in Group B along with Myanmar , Singapore and Indonesia , while in Group A Thailand will play against Vietnam , Malaysia , Timor Leste and Cambodia .
The women's teams will play in only one group, which comprises Malaysia , Thailand , Myanmar , Vietnam and Laos .
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African-American social. Contains trips, events, history, and a photo album.
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Promotes amateur radio, and the 10-meter band. Sponsors an annual hamfest, offers members and guests resources and links, and contact information.
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Youth hockey organization; includes rink directions, news, and handouts.
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Teaches Hung Ga-style gung fu, Chinese language and calligraphy, and Chinese painting. Includes information on classes and area performances. Includes image gallery.
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Affiliate member of the U.S. Figure Skating Association. Features membership, coaches' biographies, forms, officers, ice schedule and resources.
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Rock climbing gym. Includes information on costs and location.
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This sophisticated mesh telemetry is ideally suited for congested urban applications. The robot has "quick-change" modules such as a P/T/Z (pan/tilt/zoom) camera, FLIR camera, and HazMat kit.
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1.4.2 Equipment Fault Protection Subsystem Composition. One of the major shortcomings in grounding
systems is the interconnection and reversal of ac neutral and protective wires of the ac power distribution at
various power distribution panels and at equipment throughout a facility. These installation errors result in
additional electrical noise and ac currents in the ground system. The equipment fault protection subsystem
should generally follow a configuration from a central or main ground point which, ideally, should be at the
primary power station transformer ground point; or, it should be bonded directly to the earth electrode
subsystem at the communications building, if a protective wire is not available to the main ground point. The
configuration consists of a central main or trunk lead from the power source with protective conductors to the
various intermediate power panels and equipment. The protective wire is carried along with the phase and
neutral wires from the main ground point to the main circuit breaker panel, from there to intermediate circuit
breaker panels to the equipment panels, and finally to the equipment.
Configuration of the Equipment Fault Protection Subsystem.
The equipment fault protection subsystem consists primarily of the grounding conductors of the
interior ac power distribution system. The grounding conductors are green insulated or bare wires running in
the same conduit or duct with the neutral and phase conductors. Covered grounding conductors are preferred to
reduce EMI. Figure l-46 illustrates a typical equipment fault protection subsystem. Key points to be noted
(1) The conduit is grounded to the power panel at each end, but it is not used in lieu of a grounding
conductor which continues through the conduit to the protective bus bar.
(2) The ac neutral lead can be grounded at the first service disconnect means. In this case, the ac
neutral also serves as a protective conductor back to the source. For best results, the ac neutral (grounded) and
green (grounding) wire should be grounded at the service transformer and the first service disconnect means
through the five-wire distribution system.
To protect personnel from exposure to hazardous voltages, all exposed metallic elements of
electrical and electronic equipment shall be connected to ground. In the event of inadvertent contact between
the "hot" lead and chassis, frame, or cabinet through human error, insulation failure, or component failure, a
good, direct, known fault current path will be established to quickly remove the hazard. The neutral lead shall
be grounded for fault protection preferably at the distribution transformer and if the transformer is outside the
building, at one additional point outside the building. It should never be grounded on the load side of the first
service disconnect means.
Grounding conductors and ground connections for transformers, switchgears, motors etc., shall
comply with the requirements of the NEC Articles 250-92 and 250-95.
Metal boxes, fittings, and noncurrent-carrying metal parts of other fixed equipment do not require
additional protection if metallically connected to the grounded cable armor or bonded to the grounded members
of the building. MIL-STD-188-124A provides that the path to ground for circuits, equipment, and conductor
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Glen Stuart Primary finding a way despite closure of school
Maggotty, St Elizabeth — It's tough. However, the Glen Stuart Primary School fraternity is fighting its way through following last week's closure of the school doors by health authorities because of a sewage problem.
When the Jamaica Observer Central visited on Friday, an alternative arrangement was already in place for more than 100 children in the grade six group preparing for high school entrance exams next year.
They were attending classes at the Glen Stuart United Church and adjoining Glen Stewart Special Education Department, located across the road from the stricken Glen Stuart Primary and the adjacent Maggotty High School.
Principal of Glen Stuart Primary Omar Mongal said that starting today (Monday), other students are to be accommodated for classes at a range of nearby schools and churcheswhich have offered classroom space.
Those locations include Carisbrook Primary School, Carisbrook Infant School, Retirement Primary School, Retirement United Church Hall, Glen Bromfield Centre in Barton, Shiloah Apostolic Church in Newton, Maggotty SDA Church, Holy Spirit Catholic Centre in Maggotty.
Mongal said that the Ministry of Education was contemplating special bussing arrangements.
Glen Stuart Primary, routinely considered among the top primary schools in St Elizabeth, accommodates 753 students and 30 teachers. Mongal said students come from as far away as Comfort Hall and Mile Gully in Manchester, communities in southern Trelawny and southern St James, and from all over northern and central St Elizabeth.
A sensitisation session aimed at parents, guardians and the wider community is to be held at the Apple Valley Farm attraction in Maggotty this morning.
"We are doing all we can to keep everyone aware of what is happening pending the reopening of school, whenever that may be," said Mongal.
Nadine Leachman of the Ministry of Education's Region Five, which includes St Elizabeth and Manchester, could give no timeline on reopening, noting that experts would first have to determine the best way to correct the sewage problems.
"We just don't know yet," she said. "We have to await an engineer's report," she added.
As explained by Mongal, Glen Stuart Primary has had issues with leaking sewage for many years, largely because of a very high water table, as it is just across the road from the Maggotty River which feeds into the Black River.
"The Ministry of Education has been working very hard on the problem for years, but we haven't had a permanent solution," Mongal said.
"They have gone through the entire plumbing system, they have looked at the disposal system, they have drawn waste from pits and septic tanks, tried and built up evaporative system…" he added. But to date nothing has worked for very long.
The situation came to a head in the new school term, with it worsening. The Public Health authorities finally stepped in last Monday afternoon to order the school closed.
Mongal believes overburdened facilities may be part of the problem. The old building, which was first opened as a church-run school in the 1870s, was destroyed by fire in 1980. Modern facilities built in 1981 were intended to accommodate 450 students.
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My hope is that Sansweet sharing this morning's news that ABC is in talks about doing a television show is really positive news.It lets me know that there is a strong intent to do this or it would be kept silent. It could be something new (i.e. not Star Wars Underworld), but I don't see why they wouldn't go with a show that already has three seasons of scripts written by top notch writers, storied by George Lucas, completed concept art by ILM, and animatics of action sequences completed by George Lucas, Ben Burt, John Knoll, and Dennis Murren.
Disney, ABC, and Lucasfilm are all subdivisions of the same company now. The old problem with Underworld was that at 5 million per episode, if the network didn't own part of the show, it wasn't a solid investment for them if it tanked. So no one was willing to risk it (cowards!). Now there is no risk, the network essentially gets to own the show outright.
There is always a chance the people involved originally will return as well, such as Ronald D. Moore.
I'm hopeful!


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Microsoft Ignite Enterprise Mobility and Security Highlights
For enterprise IT shops that may have been dismissive of Microsoft as they plan and implement their mobility strategies, Ignite proved that it is time to pay attention. Let's face it, Microsoft has had to play catch up, but this is the first time I have seen validation of enterprise customer success, business success, and technology innovation. Here are a few highlights I'm seeing here at the event.
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I am sure that many of us with MS have gone through the same kind of feelings that you are experiencing. It may take you a while to come to grips with your disease, but you have to be careful not to let MS and its symptoms overrun your life. What I mean by that is that you are still capable of having and attaining dreams, and you should not give up on that. You may have to adjust your dreams a little, but that is not always a bad thing.
I was in nursing school when I had my first major relapse, which was eventually diagnosed as MS. I no longer have the physical strength or stamina to be a nurse, so I have had to readjust my goals. I am now going to school to be a writer, which is good because I will be able to work from home, and even on days that I can't walk across the living room unassisted, I can still sit and type. My career change turned out to be a blessing in another way as well-because of my illness, my priorities have been refocused, and I am now pursuing a career that excites me, rather than one that will simply pay the bills.
So my advice to you is-
Take some time to grieve if you need to, then pick yourself up and make some plans. Don't sit around waiting for the next relapse to hit. Instead, figure out what's important to you, and then pursue it.
Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer (Romans 12:12).


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like reviewing the 8 SIFF films I've seen in less than a week. But my mind wants an exercise, something a little more formatted... like, IDK, a survey?
(IDK used in full sarcastic mode, BTW)
1. What are you thinking about right now?
I could use a little more caffeine to jump start my productivity.
2. Is it harder to be rejected or to reject someone?
I think it's harder to reject someone. This is open to debate, and I've had my heart broken a few times - but I think the idea that I could break another's heart is just devastating.
3. What kind of music did you listen to in elementary school?
My parents didn't really approve of me listening to "pop" music - so I listened to a lot of Oldies (97.3, KBSG style), classical, and folk. I still have a strange love for John Denver.
4. What is the best thing about your current job?
I'm in such an incredibly happy place. I love the people I work with and interact with on a daily basis. I love the excitement of development going up all around me.
5. Do you wish cell phone etiquette was a required class?
A class sounds a little too structured - but I do think people should avoid being on the phone when interacting with customer service in any form. It's just rude. And people should silence their phones more often. You know, we used to be able to get around without them somehow.
6. What's the last thing you drank?
I have a tea and water with me now.
7. Have you been on a date in the past week?
8. In a relationship?
9. Are you in love?
With life, yes. And with the sunny weather!
10. Are most of the friends in your life new or old?
A nice balance of both.
12. Do you like pulp-y orange juice?
I don't really dig OJ. If I'm going to have it, I want it a little pulpy, and fresh-squeezed. The first time I ever got sick from drinking was on Screwdrivers - so there you have it.
13. Are you touchy feely?
Depends on my comfort level and the comfort level of those around me. I don't want my physical contact to ever rub anyone the wrong way.
15. Do you prefer the tanning bed or the sun?
I love me some sunshine! I watched a short clip of this new show on E! called Sunset Tan or something like that. They had this little girl on there with her mother spending $1300 on tanning products. Our culture's obsessed right now with obtaining this plastic, artificial, celebrity-inspired perfection. I love flaws. God, I love flaws.
16. What are two of your favorite places to eat?
Good sushi and good Indian. I'm flexible with exact locations.
17. What could you tolerate more someone who snores or sleep walks?
I think someone sleepwalking could completely freak me out. A light snore can be kind of endearing. Definitely snoring.
18. Do you consider yourself bipolar?
19. What's something your friends make fun of you for?
I get a little too excited about stuff sometimes. I'm sure there's a long laundry list of things, but that's all I can think of at the moment.
20. What's your worst personality flaw?
I take things too personally. And end up dwelling on things that really don't matter.
21. Would you ever parachute off of a plane?
Yes. But I'd have to really know what I was doing.
22. Have you ever ridden an elephant?
23. Are you Irish in any way?
I might be a little on my Dad's side. I'm a little Heinz57.
24. Have you ever ridden in a U-Haul?
25. Do you like to play Scrabble?
Yes. One of my favorites.
26. Have you ever been to a nude beach?
Nope, but I'm pretty comfortable with nudity as long as those around me are as well. I think I could hold my own. And I've read about health benefits of nude sunbathing.
27. Have you ever drank Jack Daniels?
Yes, not a favorite of mine.
28. What are you watching?
29. What are you saving your money up for right now?
My Condo down payment. And accessories for my new macbook. But I'll probably just ask for those for my b'day and xmas.
30. What was the last gift card you received?
Hmmm... probably Trader Joe's or Starbucks. I won a free night at the Courtyard Marriott. Not really a card though.
31. Have you ever gone skinny dipping, if so with who?
Yes, with a bunch of college friends. It was a tradition, and we called it mermaiding. And I've sat in a hot tub naked. Skinny dipping feels good.
32. Does the number of people a person's slept with affect your opinion of them?
No. It can be a factor, but there are a lot of other factors and personality traits that come into play.
33. Have you ever gone to a party where you were the only straight person?
34. What do you do when you spy a bug in your house?
I used to totally freak out when I was younger. Now I'm much more tolerant and just ignore them. Unless they're actually biting me.
35. What is your favorite children's movie?
The Last Unicorn
36. Are you happy with your appearance?
37. Have you been in love?
38. Favorite ice cream flavor?
Lately it's been Cookies & Cream gelato from Whole Foods. Yummers.
39. Current crush?
Lots of little ones, no one special.
40. Do you believe in soulmates?
I think that's an intense word. Maybe I'll feel comfortable using it some day. I do think that some people just have chemistry that works. I also think a lot of people fall into relationships they aren't truly happy in and just try to make it work. Either way, I think there's an incredible amount of work involved in making a relationship work. So even if you think you have met your soulmate, that doesn't make it any easier.
41. Last food you ate?
Deviled eggs.
42. Last beverage consumed?
Um, didn't I just answer that? Tea and water.
43. Biggest regret?
Studying abroad. I still want to travel a lot, but now I'm in a place where I don't have tons of time/money to travel like I want to. I want to do some long-term vagabonding. I still will some day.
44. Who would you take a bullet for?
Any family member. And many friends.
45. Do you pay your own bills?
46. Last time you threw up?
New Year's Day. 4 times.
47. When was the last time you lied?
I really try to be honest and genuine, but I'm sure I've lied in some little white lie, "Your hair looks fine." kind of way. Without meaning to. You know? I'm just trying to be honest! :-)
48. If you MUST be an animal for ONE day- what would you be?
A kangaroo.
49. What is your current mood?
Thrilled about the sunshine!!


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Monday, July 2, 2012
Transparent envelope tutorial
You'll need an envelope, scissors, some plastic (I used a sheet/page protector) and double sided tape. Well, that's what I used, I'm sure other adhesives would work as well. Just be careful if you're using regular glue as I imagine it won't dry very fast when used with plastic.
I picked the page protector since it actually makes cutting the envelopes shape much easier. So, start by opening your old envelope. You can use any one you have at hand and obviously you can make different sizes as needed. Insert the opened envelope into the plastic pocket.
Then cut around the envelope. I found it easiest to line one side of the envelope with the seam of the pocket and then cutting that part last. That way the two sides of the plastic pocket do not move around while you're still cutting them into shape.
Once you've cut it out, fold the four sides to form the flaps of the envelopes.
Once you've creased the folds, add the double sided tape (or whichever adhesive you're using) to the side flaps. Remove the backing and stick the bottom flap on the sides.
So, are you going to try it out?
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If I'm ever gonna send mail - I'll definitely try this out :D Awsum!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks! I guess sending (snail) mail would be a prerequisite for making something like this. I'm trying to send more mail, but I still feel like I don't do it enough.Delete
Wow, it's almost a year since you've posted this! I just stumbled across your blog (I've been admiring your translucent envelopes on instagram) and felt it was only appropriate to express my thanks! I can't wait to try this out!ReplyDeleteReplies
Well... way over a year since you posted this comment and I totally missed it! I was bombarded with spam and missed quite a few comments apparently... So sorry! I hope you tried it!Delete
Wow! I have been wanting clear envelopes but have not thought of using page protectors! Found your tutorial through Pinterest. Thanks so much!ReplyDeleteReplies
I feel so bad for not noticing this comment... I got bombarded with spam, so I think I've missed a number of real comments... Sorry!Delete
- AnonymousMarch 29, 2016 at 3:18 PM
This clear envelope would work great with the budget plan of using cash. You can also store coupons, tickets and receipts in the corresponding envelope while being able to easily see it.ReplyDeleteReplies
That's such a clever idea! Thanks for sharing!Delete


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The name Arty is an English baby name. In English the meaning of the name Arty is: From the Roman clan name Artorius, meaning noble, courageous. Famous bearer: Legendary sixth century King Arthur of Britain and his Round Table of knights. This legend dates to the early 9th century.
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XRP/USD Medium-term Trend: Bearish
Resistance Levels: $0.54 , $0.53, $ 0.52
Support Levels: $0.52, $0.51, $0.50
Yesterday, June 12, the asset was in a sideways trend fluctuating from the low of $0.57 to the high of $0.59. In the previous day, the MACD line and the signal line indicated a sell signal and that the bearish trend was ongoing. However, from the 4-hour chart, price of Ripple has fallen to the low of $0.54 and at the same time approaching the low of April 2018.
Meanwhile, the MACD line and the signal line are below the zero line indicating a sell signal. In addition, the 12-day EMA and the 26-day EMA are above the price of Ripple indicating that the downtrend will continue. Nevertheless, the relative strength index period 14 is level 29 indicates that the market is oversold suggesting bulls to take control of the market. It will be a good thing if traders will begin by looking for buy setups at the support level.
XRP/USD Short-term Trend: Bearish
On the 1-hour chart, price of Ripple is in a bearish trend. From the chart, the MACD line and the signal line are below the zero line indicating a sell signal. Also, the exponential moving averages are above the price bars of the asset indicating that the bearish trend was ongoing.
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I knew mom's behavior was changing but I assumed it was due to her aging gracefully. When I call, she was often forgetful about when she saw me last, how to use the phone to return my calls, or when she does remember how to use her phone, I receive late night calls asking how to work her television remote.
Now I am home for the holidays noticing a big change in her. She repeats herself over and over, asks me the same question every two minutes, and forgets how to complete a sentence. She is also confusing me with her sister who passed some time ago…. Mom's neighbors approached me and warned me that mom is inviting strangers into her home for coffee; my mom hates coffee.
I can't leave her alone like this but I know I can't move her into my tiny apartment out of state either.
Is it time for her to move into an assisted living facility? I am afraid she would hate me for moving her into a place away from her own home. A large facility with long hallways and several new faces. My mother gets overwhelmed in large crowds so moving her into a large building is not a good idea. After researching nursing homes versus assisted living as well as small residential assisted living facilities, I realize that a small 5-6 person home is a wonderful option for mom.
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Diana Lisinski - Tampa Bay Real Estate Specialist
Diana prides herself on being a one-stop-shop for both buyers and sellers.
Born and raised on Long Island, New York, Diana first started investing in real estate 13 years ago. She relocated to Florida and has continued to be successful in making lucrative deals.
After climbing the corporate ladder for 15 years, Diana decided to make a career change. She pursued her true passion and became a licensed Real Estate Agent. Diana now specializes in Residential Real Estate and is passionate about helping buyers and sellers with all aspects of their real estate needs.
Diana is an ambitious, energetic real estate professional who focuses on the residential real estate industry. With her knowledge of the market and her experience and expertise, she helps her client's to reach their goals and exceed their expectations. Diana is an effective negotiator with strong analytical, sales, marketing and advertising skills. Diana knows how to market homes and utilizes the latest technology. She is a full time professional and an active member of the Greater Tampa Association of Realtors.
Diana's clientele consists of home sellers, first-time home buyers, investors, clients looking to downsize or upsize and buyers looking to relocate to Florida. Diana has experience with bank owned foreclosures, short sales, and fair market property sales. She utilizes her analytical ability and strong negotiation skills to help her clients realize their real estate goals and get the best deals.
Her commitment to superior customer service is clear and she always goes the extra mile to provide her clients with the highest level of skill and expertise. Allow Diana to help you list your home for sale or find the perfect Tampa Bay home today! Call today: 813-508-7708
Honesty, Reliability and Experience
A Client's satisfaction is my definition of success.
Please take a moment to read the following testimonials. I hope they indicate my experience and integrity, as well as make it clear how much I enjoy helping people with their real estate needs.
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"Diana, thank you for your patience and showing me so many condos so I could pick the right one. You made it fun and I really appreciate, thank you, thank you, thank you……." Ewa P.
"Diana, I would just like to say thank you for all or your hard work and dedication. We appreciate your willingness to go above and beyond the call of duty. Your quick responses to our e-mails and phone calls were great. Working even while on your vacation down in Miami on our behalf was truely amazing. My family is forever grateful to have met you. There is no doubt in my mind that if we had ANY other realtor we would not have found such a great deal. Due to your relentless persuit of finding us a house we were able to find a GREAT deal. Every time I think about the fact that the house was on the market for less than one day is truely amazing." Greg & Sabina C.
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"When I started looking for a place to buy, I was confused, condo or house. I am also picky in little things and knew my realtor had to be smart, patient, and knowledgeable. Well, Diana proved to be all that and so much more! She genuinely understood everything I wanted or needed even as I changed the game plan a few times. She is very dedicated and professional and always puts her clients first. I cannot thank her enough, because I am in love with my home and home-buying experience. Thank you very much Diana!" Ruth D.
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"Diana has been a wonderful real estate agent. She has made my process of purchasing my first home easy and fun. She gave me excellent insight as to how to go about this process. Thanks, Diana!!!"- Greg M.
"When I decided it was time to purchase a house, I didn't realize the process would be difficult at times but rewarding also at times. Diana was referred to me by my lender. When I first telephoned her, she answered the phone right away and ask me multiple questions to find out what type of person I was, to know what type of house I wanted. After meeting Diana to view the first house, she was on the right track. After finding the perfect house, their was many obstacles and hurdles, from the seller and the mortgage company. Diana always kept a cool head and reassured me that this was normal and that everything would work out fine. Even when the first house almost fell threw- due to the seller, Diana once again made me feel better and I realized that together, I would finally be a home owner. Diana was professional, courteous, kind, a good listener and WORKED REALLY HARD FOR ME AND WITH ME. I have referred Diana to my family and friends, and was assured when they are ready to purchase, Diana Lisinski would be their REALTOR. I appreciate everything she did and I am very grateful to have met her."- Cautrese A.
"I cannot thank Diana enough for her professionalism and help with my real estate needs. She was very helpful and accommodating to my deadline, which was very demanding. She truly treats her client as if she was buying the property herself. I had the unfortunate experience of dealing with a very difficult owner, who even stretched the legal boundaries of the deal, but Diana's comprehensive knowledge of Tampa real estate truly demonstrated itself during my search, negotiating, and closing process. I cannot thank her enough for her leadership and expertise. Thank you, Diana!"- Ryan G.
"I have been telling my friends about how great my personal Realtor was in helping me purchase a home. I definitely appreciate your help in getting my first home"- Von C C. (Troy)
"Thank you for making the home buying process so easy for me. I appreciate how you were always there to answer my phone calls and emails. And, how you took the time to explain every step of the process and what to expect next. You always made me feel like I was your number one priority. I would highly recommend you to anyone selling or purchasing a home. Thanks again for all your efforts."- Patty G-R.
"Diana you are Fabulous with a capital F in every way possible! It took one of you to do what three other realtors could not accomplish. You are persistent, energetic and a no nonsence realtor in you I found my twin. I would recommend you to every and anyone after two houses and three other realtors you gave me hope. You were a blessing and you still are you not only held my hands through the entire process, but you also do follow up to make sure that everything is great. You went above and beyond your duties you are not only a A+ realtor but I think of you as a friend. Myself and my family appreciate all that you did for us. May God bless you with so much business you will need to hire me part time Lol! Thanks for all that you did."- Norine R.
"Im serious when I say you're the best. You're the only person I'd recommend"- Becky M & Igor M.
"We fired two Realtors before finding Diana. She worked hard finding us what we were looking for in our target area and was always there when we needed her. It was like we were her only clients. We highly recommend Diana, her experience and professionalism are second to none."- Dave & Cece H.
"During the home buying process, we realized that having the right realtor was just as important as finding the right home. Diana Lisinski was above and beyond what we hoped for in a realtor! She took a lot of stress out of the home buying experience. Diana responded to calls and emails very quickly while keeping us informed throughout the entire process. She understood what we wanted and worked within our price range. Her vast knowledge helped us to evaluate potential homes as she brought questions and concerns that we overlooked to our attention. The only downside of purchasing a home was that our time with Diana came to end!" – LoraJane R. & Val C.
We want to thank you from the bottom of our hearts for all the hard work and time you put into this deal. Not only did you stick by us through all the ups and downs but you helped us understand all the little details and everything that we were signing and doing. You are an AWESOME agent and you ROCK! I am so glad that the original lender introduced you to us even though they did not come through for us in the end. But you sure did!!! We are so excited and cannot wait to move into OUR new home. You were heaven sent! Thank you!!!"- Heber & Jacqueline G.
"Thanks Diana for your patience and perseverence. This purchase was to take a long time to complete and a time when a short sale was difficult to get approved. Your specific knowledge was a great help and made everything easier. After all, I was successful in finding a great home at a great price. Thanks again"- Michael W.
"Just for the short time you were trying to find us a home, we were impressed with how exceptional you are. We are more than happy to share your information with anyone we know that's in the market" – Lori R.
"Diana, You are my new hero! I am so very thankful for all that you have done to make my very first home purchase, a successful one. I'm so glad my colleagues referred me to you. I will gladly continue that tradition and refer you to anyone seeking a new home. Thanks again! You ROCK!"- Britzel V.
"Diana, I would like to thank you for all your hard work this past month and a half. You were very patient and explained every detail and we were kept up to date. The closing was a great experience. Your knowledge in real estate is very evident, and I will refer you if I ever get the chance." - Ron & Pat Y.
"Thank you so much. I couldn't have done it without you. You were so much help and I'm loving the home"- Teresa O.
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We are very pleased to announce that we have added a brand new animated Halloween ecard to our collection. Our newest addition Halloween ecard has been designed for children and contains 6 Halloween monsters with 6 jokes guaranteed to make them giggle. To get started, we did some sketches based on how we wanted the ecard to look and then we were ready to go.
Once the initial sketches have been created, it's time for us to bring them to light and life. We designed each of our characters and matched them up with the perfect jokes to match their spooky exteriors. Much like the rest of our Halloween ecards, we then bring our characters to life with animation. See for yourself below what you're in for.
This new ecard is the perfect way for children to wish their friends and family a spook-tacular Halloween! If you're holding a special event this weekend don't forget to browse the rest of our Halloween invitation ecards – remember you can send them in an instant so it's never too late!


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Event 181006: Chelsea Flower Show – Saturday 6th October
Category : Events
The Chelsea Flower Show will be held at the Roma Cultural Centre on Saturday, 6 October 2018.
Doors open at 1pm and entertainment starts at 1.30pm.
The show includes:
- Flower and vegetable competitions
- Fashion parade
- Stalls
- Devonshire afternoon tea.
Entry will be $4 (15 years & over) and afternoon tea will be $4.


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Discover Your Home Away From Home
Find everything you need for work and play at the top choice in La Junta hotels, Red Lion Hotel La Junta. Perfectly poised to offer thoughtful amenities in each of our spacious guest rooms in addition to a variety of services to enhance the comforts of your stay, our lodging in La Junta will be an essential part of your next Colorado vacation.
Head out to nearby points of interest including Koshare Indian Museum, Bents Old Fort and Picket Wire Canyon. When you return you'll be greeted by friendly service, a sparkling pool, business center and flexible meeting rooms.
Amenities at Red Lion Hotel La Junta:
- Complimentary Wi-Fi access
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- Business center
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- Pet-friendly accommodations (for a fee)
- Large vehicle & semi-truck parking
Make your reservation today to experience the best choice in La Junta hotels with Red Lion.


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PWSA working to repair Oakland water main break
PWSA working to repair Oakland water main break
Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority announced they are working to repair a water main break on North Dithridge Street in Oakland.
According to PWSA, customers between 241 North Dithridge and Centre Avenue have no water due to a 12-inch main break.
North Dithridge will be closed between Bayard Street and Centre Avenue Tuesday night while they work to repair the problem. PWSA says they expect water to be restored by 10 p.m.
The PWSA contractor will be back Wednesday to complete repairs, and North Dithridge will be closed from Centre Avenue to Bigelow Boulevard.
PWSA asks any customer with questions to call PWSA emergency dispatch at 412-255-2423


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Way back in March 2008 we got wind of the fact that Google Transit was going to be rolled out in Perth. Well, this week Google announced that the Google Transit Layer is available for Perth and some public transport information is available for Adelaide. Google Transit Layer enables users of Google Maps to source public transport information directly from the map.
Unfortunately, at this stage the Transit Layer shows a different level of information depending on which city you view. In Perth, users can see the layout of the entire public transit system, zoom in on a particular route and click on a bus stop or train station to find out which buses or trains pass through (as shown above).To activate the Transit Layer you click More on the top right of the Google Map and check the Transit box.
In Adelaide you won't be able to see the network as a layer on the map but can still click on bus stops and train stations to bring up a window with colour-coded routes and a direct link to the Adelaide Metro web site (as shown below). Tram users in Adelaide can also see timetables. As there are no layers to activate you just zoom in to the area of interest until the bust stops, train stations and tram stops become visible.
This is another excellent tool from Google. If you've got time please have a play around with it and let us know what you think in the comments.
Source: Techworld
Filed under: Buses, Public transport, Technology, Trains | Tagged: Adelaide, Google, Google Maps, Google Transit, Perth, Transit Layer |


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Sunday, February 14, 2010
Fair Trade Event Results!
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Perhaps I should have added a couple of items...The Community Cloth supports women-refugees from Bhutan and Burma (Myanmar). They assisted the women in forming a microenterprise to sell their traditional linens and crafts, preserving their own culture while honing skills that will aid them in their new lives in Houston! It really was quite a pleasure to meet these ladies.ReplyDelete
I love outreach organizations like this. The CC sounds great! Praying the aprons reach all 50 states in due time!! :)ReplyDelete
Well, we are almost halfway to the 50 state goal. Jenny informs me that we have shipped products to 24 states! 24! 24!!!ReplyDelete
Now, doesn't that make 50 states seem doable?
This month is February Fan Fair for the Facebook Fan Page...maybe in coming months we can gear up for Apronize America. What do you think?