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March 10, 2012
The Write Stuff!!
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I think this is the BEST post you have ever "written"! I loved the personal touch...it was like you wrote JUST to me! You have beautiful handwriting....mine was better before chemo!! Sorry your week, well lets just say wasn't your best! But a new one is on the horizon!!ReplyDelete
HAHAHAHAHA!!! I read Susan's post this morning and loved it, too. You get an award for sticking it out thru 5 whole pages. BTW - when I was learning to write it was called 'penmanship'. Where did the word 'cursive' come from? It doesn't have nearly as much class as 'penmanship' (just jabbering to myself).ReplyDelete
ps....cute doodles, too.
I am out the door to a school fundraiser for the night but I wanted you to know that I will visit S.Branch when I get home...or tomorrow. I loved this post. I, too, have some perfect pens and I. Don't. Share. them. Have a good evening. xo DianaReplyDelete
I love it. O often fear that the ease of the electronic age is going to erase the hand written word forever. Thank you I just love it and I will visit Susan's post too.ReplyDelete
First off, adorable. Secondly, THANK YOU. I wish I could handwrite this thank you note! xoxo SusanReplyDelete
You did an incredible job...even "Susan Approved!!!". I hope Kitty is well soon!ReplyDelete
Well, I hope your poor little kitty is okay, and resting comfortably.ReplyDelete
I too am a Susan Branch fan, and love her work. I follow her blog, and had just finished reading it when I came to your blog. I loved it! You have beautiful penmanship, and your little doodles and drawings were very fun and cute. Great post!!!!!
LOVED this post - so unexpected! Your personality pops from your handwirtting and it was a delight to read. Oh yes, if only we could download spell-check to our brain, if only so!!ReplyDelete
Well M, I feel so much better now that I know you're not a serial killer :) Your handwriting is too beautiful to be a murderer. And now that that is off my mind, I am so sorry about your week. So happy to hear that kittie is back home even if you do have to take a second job to pay for her trip to the ER.ReplyDelete
I love Susan Branch and her art. WOW!!! looking at your flourishes and doodles I do believe you could have been her in a previous life.
I went and read the posts that I have missed while I was away...and I really think you are amazing. I don't want to get gushy or anything, but your creativity is awesome M. I loved your beautiful doily bouquets!!! And those ribbon bows you made were crazy pretty!!!
I can't be away from your blog this long because seeing it all at once makes me worship you : ) We can't have that, now can we????
hugs from me...
Love this post and yes, your personality pops from the handwriting and I'll bet you speak the same way.....thanks for the entertainment!!! Love SB, could also supply a store with her products I have on hand.....wishing the best for your kitty, it was worth it, your card will recover....hugs...cleoReplyDelete
I loved Susan's post yesterday and love your Susan inspired post! Susan has shaped my homes from menus to gardening to home decor. In fact I start my day with Susan's Things Mothers Say. Wish I had the gift if penmanship but since I don't, I'll enjoy you'd!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 11, 2012 at 6:35 AM
Thanks for stopping by and leaving such a nice comment!
Wonderful writing.....
Ciao my bella!
Off to peek around some more!
Thank you so much for your visit.ReplyDelete
Hugs Bente
WOWOOWOWOWW that was GORGEOUS! And what a wonderful idea!!!! Your cursive is lovely, and it could be transferred onto fabric and pass for that wonderful French script I am mad about!!!!ReplyDelete
THANK YOU for coming by to visit and yes, Gene Kelly will always make me SING in the Rain, Sunshine or SNow!!!!!!!!!!!!
HAVE A GREAT ONE! Anita
Good for you! I'm going over to SB's post now - thanks for the 'head up'!ReplyDelete
...and I'm sorry you had such a difficult week.
Oh my. You have the prettiest handwriting ever! Seriously. This post was just all sorts of pretty and doodle-y and funny (as always). Sorry that you're week was rotten though. :( Off to check out Susan's post! Another rabbit trail... :)ReplyDelete
very cool! loved it! I miss the "handwritten" form so much! On another note.....my Guest Curator week for Crescendoh starts today! Click on the "..." to read my "complete" story. Your link will be up on Sunday! Oh happy day! ;)ReplyDelete
avec amour,
Hmmm.. your handwriting is EXQUISITE!! Truly fun and beautiful! Wow. it's a good thing I'm not going to do that. I've always been a fan of Susan Branch myself. Best wishes, LindaReplyDelete
oh thank you sooo much for the hand written letter/blog i for one loved your rambling...and handwriting, hope kitty makes a quick recovery, also a susan branch fan. about you bad week...well it can only get better from here on. KarenReplyDelete
Are you kidding?? This is SUCH a fun post! You have delightful handwriting. Thank you Susan Branch for inspiring you.ReplyDelete
Oh, that's just brilliant! I loved that post, too! and....it's, er,.....interesting... how your words sound like the way my thoughts flow inside my own head. "Interesting!" (and, I promise that's the first word I used to describe it and not the third.")ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 17, 2012 at 9:02 AM
You sure have great artistic handwriting - whimisical and expressive. It does seem to be a dying art...hmmm, I think I'll go find a pen now.ReplyDelete
Oh my gosh...I love this post. I also did one on this. Susan Branch is so inspiring! I love your handwriting...what I want to know is how did you do this on your blog? Alo...how do you get all those pretty pics up there on your header?ReplyDelete


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The Los Angeles Clippers are doing well in the ongoing regular season. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Lakers are on the verge of having another disappointing season. But recent news is saying that Clippers' superstar Blake Griffin is reportedly moving to their cross town rival Lakers either before the February trade deadline or after this season.
After having a great start this season, the Lakers stumbles to consecutive losses and currently at the 14th spot of the Western Conference division. Their lineup, which is composed of young core of players, seems to be not coming together and are just falling apart. Some recommend that they should trade for a veteran player if they want to salvage their season.
On the other hand, Griffin has been the subject of numerous trade deals as of late. Coming from a successful knee surgery last December, he just came back last week and already played 4 games with the Clippers. And trade rumor to the Knicks greets him on his return.
According to FOXSports, an alleged deal between the New York Knicks and Los Angeles Clippers is the first news that welcomes Blake Griffin on his return. The rumored deal between both teams suggests a direct swap between Griffin and Knicks own superstar Carmelo Anthony.
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Back on site it was time for supper, before we walked up the hill behind the camp site to watch a firework display which was being put on for Ramsey Week. It was then time for bed.
On Saturday after breakfast and inspection (some of our Scouts seem to need some practice at tidying their kit) it was a day of activities. These included Gorge Walking, Kayaking, Raft Building, Backwoods Skills and Pioneering. Late in the afternoon a waterslide covered in foam was set up, which the Scouts enjoyed. After a BBQ Tea there was a Scavenger Hunt around the camp site, followed by a Camp Fire and then a Disco in the Ark, complete with foam tent.
On Sunday after breakfast and inspection we managed to get our tents down, once the light rain had died out and the sun and wind had dried the canvas. Then it was off for an hours swimming at the local pool. Lunch was served in front of the cabin and then it was time for Flag Down and a walk down to the meeting point to be collected by parents. A pretty good camp and our thanks go to the organisers for putting it on.


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Sink, the state's former chief financial officer, confirmed her decision on Twitter and in a statement quoted by media outlets.
"While I am not running for office in 2014, I will keep an open dialogue with all of you and continue to seek new ways to serve," she said on Twitter. She could not be immediately reached for comment.
Sink lost the special election in Florida's 13th Congressional District by less than 2 percent of the vote to David Jolly, a former Republican lobbyist in Washington, D.C. Jolly once worked for the Representative C.W. Bill Young, whose death forced the special election in March.
The seat is back up for grabs in the November midterm elections, along with all 434 other congressional seats.
Steve Israel, chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, said the party remained confident its nominee could win Young's former seat in November. It was not immediately clear who that candidate would be.
Republicans said Sink's decision to forgo a rematch was a recruitment failure for Democrats.
"It's obvious that Alex Sink stood zero chance of beating David Jolly this November, and her decision not to run only proves that the 2014 midterm elections are going to be extremely rough for Democrats across the country," said National Republican Congressional Committee spokeswoman Katie Prill.
The special election was considered a test of national political tactics to be used in the fall, particularly of whether antipathy toward President Barack Obama's Affordable Healthcare Act could be a winning strategy for Republicans.
However, analysts said afterward that the vote tended to fall along party lines in Pinellas County, where Republicans outnumber Democrats.
It was the second defeat by a slim margin in recent years for Sink, who in 2010 narrowly lost the election for state governor against Republican Rick Scott.
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DRAMA CLUB: Emergency Couple Episodes 18-19 (1/2)
We see more flashbacks of the good times as Jin Hee realizes that she still has feelings for Chang Min and sets out to prove it, Chun Soo sends a letter to his father while further separating himself and Jin Hee, and Ah Reum and Yong Kyu get closer together in Episode 18 of Emergency Couple. Join Caroline and I as we pick our jaws up off the ground long enough to laugh at these hilarious episodes in this weeks Drama Club!
Episode 18:
Sage: As we all expected, Jin Hee and Chang Min are going to end up together. What got me throughout these episodes was how annoying it was that he was pushing her away. I mean, I get why he was doing it but still… When the woman says she know what she wants, she knows what she wants!
Caroline: Yeaaaa, not really. I think I know what I want until I realize that I really don't most of the time. I feel like Chang Min truly wanted Jin Hee to be happy, and that was his way of expressing that. While pushing her away when she says she wants him clearly makes him the not so brightest bulb in the box, I enjoyed seeing authentic feelings out of him. He was all "Pouty Face" I mean if that doesn't raise up the ratings, nothing will … Freakin Adorable Everywhere (-___-)
Sage: Well, you're special, Caroline. I, personally, think about things before I just out and say it and I feel like all those times Jin Hee was pushing Chang Min away she was doing the same. You can only push someone away so much until they either prove they're not leaving or leave…. Wait, the ratings were low?
Caroline: They weren't low. But they were at their Highest last episode (17) CHANG MIN POUTY FACE ALERT! Hehe.
Sage: Don't scare me like that
Sage: I like Ah Reum. She wears awesome shoes and her lipstick's to live for. Also, I like how she grew as a character. She wasn't entirely annoying and she knew when to stop, I can appreciate that.
Caroline: She wasn't entirely annoying?! Are you insane, I almost jumped into the screen a few times to throttle her. I'm just happy she stepped back, it would've been ridiculous if she followed Chang Min like a puppy all the way to Episode 18. WHY WOULD SHE PICK CHANG MIN OVER YONG KYU?! *Ehem*
Sage: Let's be real, Jin Hee wants the best of both worlds. She may not have those kind of feelings for Chun Soo but she keeps stringing him along, visiting him in his office telling him to go on dates and get a girlfriend, etc etc, this makes me feel for Chun Soo but it would do him well to speak up.
Caroline: Chun Soo is a big boy. He should pull on his big boy panties (or boxers) and move on because it's been obvious how hooked Jin Hee is to Chang Min. Get a Hint! Or go get Ji Hye, because he's stringing HER along. La Karma.
Sage: He doesn't know that! She hasn't said anything. Which, kind of makes them perfect for each other because they both don't know how to open their mouths and say what's on their minds unless its a fantasy of some sort.
Caroline: So Jin Hee knows she's stringing along Chun Soo? Dude, this chick is clueless about her "Charm" I wish she was more confident in herself, she just likes to go talk to people with her head down like a wounded froggy.
Sage: He said he liked her to Chang Min in front of her!
Caroline: That was just in the heat of the moment. No one remembers that. (I totally forgot for one)
Sage: Just because you don't remember doesn't mean nobody else does.
Caroline: I'm getting old! Don't judge me! *Ajumma*
Sage: Oh, come on, you're in your early twenties!
Caroline: Where's my walking stick? I need some reading glasses. I don't think I can hold my bladder for too long … Wait, that's the Coffee. Nevermind (^______^)
Sage: You should get yourself a pair of those shoes Sung Sook was wearing and walk it out! :D
Caroline: I'm sorry, who wears those kinds of shoes to places? Not me, that's for sure *La Converse*
Sage: I wear both. I'm the best of both worlds!
Caroline: Oki Hannah Montana ….
Sage: Oh God no. Hannah Montana? Are you kidding me?
Caroline: MY FAVORITE MOMENTS!!!
Sage: They are just adorable together. I wish Ji Hye would speak up. On another note, her house is so cute!
Caroline: *Screaming Everywhere* .. Oki, seriously, what is this thing with the women in this show wearing shoes that are obviously one size too big? Aren't they scared of falling on their faces?
Sage: Jin Hee did the exact same thing in episode 19! But I was totally fangirling here! Ah Reum is such a tease!
Caroline: You noticed that too! At least it's not my imagination, or bad eyesight.
Sage: Who wouldn't notice?! Is it easier to walk in when the shoes are too big or something?
Caroline: No way! There's nothing "Stable" about it, and you're already walking on your tippy toes. I don't get it.
Sage: 미쳤어.
Translation: Crazy
Sage: SLAYYY! Young Ae should explain to other female K-Drama leads that it is okay to stand up for yourself and be a working woman before you decide to pop out puppies.
Caroline: She went from being annoying to a character I really like in this series. I enjoy seeing a woman who doesn't comply to the norms, especially with KDramas, when they make it out to seem that the women are constantly at home raising babies and making Kimchi.
Caroline: Sometimes they do flashbacks that confuse the hell out of me. She really breaks down her feelings to him, and then somehow they end up fighting and getting a divorce because they can't "understand" each other. What is left?! This is nothing short of a confession at a catholic church!
Sage: Yeah, now I'm confused… They shouldn't have divorced. But then again, maybe the reason they did is not miscommunication but rather that mother of his.
Sage: Pause. So, she ran all around the hospital, and therefore her heart was beating really fast, but then that was supposed to be because of Chang Min…? There had to've been a better way for this to happen. Maybe a little skinship and then having him hear her heart beat. (Also, did anybody else notice the cat jumping out of the picture frame? On the wall? (O__O))
Caroline: She totally cheated. How does this count after you run up a flight of stairs?! You're damn right your heart will be pounding like there's no tomorrow. Ugh. Damn writer should've been like "And while she was taking a mellow walk down the hospital corridor she spots Chang Min and her heart starts racing, she skillfully (but not too fast cause you don't want your heart to beat because of physical movement) grabs him and his stethoscope to prove that her heart beats for him" .. Something like that, I don't know.
Sage: Or, you know, a kiss would've been nice.
Caroline: Way to sum it up (-_____-)
Sage: That's what I'm here for.
Now that Emergency Couple is coming to an end, how do you want it to end? How do you think it is going to end? Will Chang Min and Jin Hee finally get together? Will Young Ae and Sang Hyuk stay together? Will Ah Reum and Yong Kyu start a relationship? How do you feel about the Chang Min-Jin Hee pairing? Are you still rooting for Chun Soo and Jin Hee? How do you feel about Chun Soo and Ji Hye? Tell us in the comment section below!
Want more Emergency Couple Drama Club? Check out our blogs, and get in touch through Twitter and Tumblr!
Martina:Blog /@m_artin_a
Catch up on our past Drama Club posts!
Episodes 1-2 [Part 1] [Part 2]
Episodes 10-11 [Part 1] [Part 2]
Episodes 12-13 [Part 1] [Part 2]
Episodes 14-15 [Part 1] [Part 2]
Episodes 16-17 [Part 1] [Part 2]
Episodes 18-19 [Part 1]


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Ksenia Solo described herself on Twitter as "Lady. Actress. Activist." Though born in Latvia, her family moved to Canada after the unrest in 1987 that led to Latvia declaring its independence from the USSR. She was subsequently raised in Toronto. It's no surprise then that she can speak Russian and English.
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Ksenia Solo wanted to be a ballerina, but due to a back injury whne she was 14 she had to forgo her training. She has been acting, however, since she was five years old. "I always say that I was dancing and acting in the belly. I feel like it's something I was born with and inspired by my family since I grew up backstage, watching them perform. I guess it was just a natural path for me."
As for her path to success, she said, "You really have to stay true to yourself, as cheesy as that sounds. And you cannot take no for an answer, and you have to dream big. I think that's the greatest thing my family ever taught me: if you're going to dream, you have to dream so big."
Ksenia Solo won a Gemini Award for her role on the Syfy series "Lost Girl." She was also nominated for a Canadian Screen Award for the same gig.
As for her role on "Lost Girl," where she speaks different languages, she said, "It's funny because I'm so used to acting in English that any time I have these moments where I have to speak Russian, it definitely takes a different part of my brain to pull it off, but it's always nice and fun."
In her spare time, she is an ambassador for the End Polio movement as well for the anti-bullying organization Stand for the Silent. Ksenia Solo currently resides in Los Angeles, California. She is single.


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aloha all,
My newly rebuilt media editing computer has been successfully loaded with WIN7 Home Edition Family Pack.
I have a specialty USB keyboard for Adobe Custom Suite 4, model K9852, from worldtechdevices. The company has apparently gone out of business and I can't find enough information to see who might have acquired them, in order to get a current WIN7 driver.
Before my rebuild the keyboard was working gr8 with WINXP-PRO-SP3 and since reloading and trying to get up to full speed, the WTD keyboard is giving me problems, i.e. when specific letters or number are used, I get the letter wanted plus the letter either to the right or left, when using numeral 2, I also get numeral 1.
Hopefully you folks can help me; 1) either find worldtech or, 2) tell me WIN7 native drivers are sufficient, or 3) give me some other action to try.
Mahalo-n-aloha...from the big Island where the water is warm and clear and the temperature is 82F.
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I'm also having problems getting updated info about WorldTech Devices. According to a Dun & Bradstreet company called Hoovers (they track and rate other companies) WorldTech is located in California. But when I tried going to the listed website I get a "site isn't loading right now" error message.
WorldTech Devices, Inc. | Company Profile from Hoover
Assuming they are in fact out of business, you might be able to find a driver by using Device Manager, updating or uninstalling the existing driver, and let Windows 7 search for a comparable driver. (I'd make sure to have another keyboard available just in case.) Expand "Keyboard" > right-click on the K9852 > Update Driver Software. See if that helps. Or, after right-clicking on the K9852 > Uninstall. Then reboot and see if a driver is found and installed by Windows 7.
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Man Paralyzed in Pool Accident Awarded $6.2 Million by Austin Jury
A Central Texas jury awarded $6.2 million to a man who was paralyzed after diving into an under-filled pool at an apartment complex after a 2005 party. The jury determined the owner of Longhorn Landing Apartments was 51 percent liable for the accident for failing to warn swimmers about the water level or closing the pool. While the jury also deemed the plaintiff responsible for his own actions, it was also determined that "swimmers should be able to expect that an open pool is safe to use." Chuck Lindell, Austin American Statesman 01/27/2011
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I love simple tees for guys just to give a bit of variety for them. Guys clothes are much more simple then women's, however that doesn't mean there should be less of it. So I made some more stripped tees with my edited tee mesh and slightly updated texture so i had something else to put on them when it is one of those lazy days.
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Halle Berry challenged Jenna Dewan Tatum to down a cup of whisky on TV on Thursday (03Aug17) after her husband Channing Tatum got the Oscar winner drunk at Comic-Con.
The Hollywood actress and her Kingsman: The Golden Circle co-stars, including Channing, took turns drinking from a bottle of alcohol at the San Diego, California event last month (Jul17), with the Magic Mike hunk daring Halle to down a pint full of the hard stuff.
She accepted the challenge and stunned fans as she finished the glass, but on Thursday, the 50-year-old made sure to get her own back on Channing by having his actress wife Jenna pay for his actions after learning the Step Up beauty was serving as a guest co-host on talk show Live! with Kelly and Ryan, on which Halle was due to appear.
"I was secretly happy you were here because I need to talk about your man, you saw what he did to me," Halle said during her interview. "Your husband dared me do a pint of bourbon at Comic-Con."
Jenna praised Halle for completing the feat, but she was shocked when the Monster's Ball star pulled out a cup of the brown liquor for her to drink.
"I did do it and guess what? You're going to do it too," Halle continued, prompting Jenna to quip, "This is typical, I'm getting his payback. Nothing like a 9am whisky chug."
Jenna was more then happy to step up to the task and she subsequently revealed her husband had actually helped the two women become friends.
"In the 12 years of knowing Chan, he has never came back after a movie, because you guys just did Kingsman together, and said, 'You've got to meet somebody'," she shared. "He like, friend matched us. We're supposed to be friends..., but he loves you so much, which is amazing."
Halle was quick to return the compliments to Channing too, and confessed he was the only person who could make her down so much liquor - a challenge she has no plans to ever repeat.
"(He) dared me in front of thousands of people... and I'm the kind of girl (that) if you dare me to do something, then I just gotta (do it)," she told breakfast show Good Morning America. "It was awful. The rest of it (Comic-Con) was a blur and awful! It's a life lesson: don't ever do that, anywhere!"


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Janet Reilly
Fall 2012
"Brown County Public Health Community Improvement Procees and Plan (CHIPP)-Nutrition Focus: Quality and Safety in Food Pantry Donations in Brown County"
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Final Report: "Collaborating with local health care organizations, health departments, nutrition groups and food pantries, UW Extension, and UW Green Bay students and professors, the Brown County Public Health CHIPP Nutrition Coalition agreed to assess the quality and safety of food items donated to Green Bay area food pantries. Information gathered by this writer from a review of the literature and previously validated food quality and safety survey instruments was shared with the coalition. The coalition charged a UW Extension faculty member to develop and refine a survey instrument, which assessed food labels on donated canned and boxed foods for nutritive value, expiration date, and amounts of carbohydrates, fat, protein, sodium, sugar, and calories. This writer was charged with collection and statistical analysis of data from donated food items. Students and faculty from UW Green Bay nutrition, social work, and public health nursing courses and from a St. Norbert's College student community advocacy group, ENACTUS, were recruited to help with data collection and analysis. The pilot study occurred in conjunction with the annual Boy Scout food drive central drop off, held on Saturday, October 28, 2012 in the Packer Stadium parking lot. GIAR funding was proposed and received, which provided a small stipend ($66) to each of the eleven students who volunteered to collect and record food label data on a cold Saturday morning, using the instrument developed. While a few things changed since the original proposal, the overall pilot study outcome was achieved. After the data was collected, the UW Extension faculty desired to complete the data and statistical analysis exclusively without help from UW Green Bay or other coalition members, as previously planned. At the time of this writing, UW Extension had no data findings yet to share with the coalition, however anecdotal findings from data collectors were most interesting. The survey goal was achieved, with over 1000 food items surveyed before they were distributed and trucked to local Green Bay area food pantries later that afternoon. Many food items donated were well beyond their expiration date, with the oldest items being more than ten years beyond the stamped expiration date. Many foods donated were non-nutritive, such as jello, cake mixes, or condiments. Lastly, many food items donated were calorie dense, with higher than suggested carbohydrate, sugar, sodium, and fat content and were low in protein. A local Green Bay television news team interviewed data collectors at Packer Stadium. The subsequent television news report and broadcast heightened public awareness of the need for food donations, as well as the need for safe and nutritive food item donations. On behalf of the coalition, this writer wishes to thank the Research Council for the generous grant which helped to inform students and faculty in public health and community focused careers and the general public about potential food quality and safety issues of food items donated."


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Fold fluff-dried or pressed laundries.
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Folds fluff-dried or pressed laundry, such as shirts, towels, uniforms, and jackets: Shakes out, smooths, folds, sorts, and stacks wash according to identification tags. Inspects pressed laundry for holes or tears, and separates defective articles for transfer to repair department. Folds laundry, preparatory to wrapping, for delivery to customer. Folds pressed shirts around cardboard forms and inserts assembly in plastic bags. May attach missing buttons to articles, using button-sewing-machine or button-attaching machine. May unload tumbler. May turn socks, match pairs, and tie socks into bundles. May be designated according to type of laundry folded as Shirt Folder I; Wearing-Apparel Folder.


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Attention, freshmen: You will likely pick up more than knowledge and new friends when you start college.
There's a good chance you'll at least catch a cold from living in the tight quarters of a dormitory, physicians and students say.
"The thing (about) tight quarters is an increased number of exposures (to communicable diseases) for young adults. There's a slightly different infection risk level," said Dr. Anita Chandra, a pediatrician and an instructor of clinical pediatrics atNorthwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine.


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NEW ORLEANS — The Texans' fumbling problems began within the final four minutes of the first quarter of Saturday's 34-27 loss to the New Orleans Saints.
Twice in that span, young, promising Texans receivers who are fighting to solidify their roles on a playoff-caliber team, turned the ball over. First, returner Trindon Holliday fumbled on a kickoff return as Isa Abdul-Quddus hit him. Saints defensive end Junior Galette picked the ball up from the ground, returning it for a touchdown. Then, just four seconds before the second quarter started, rookie receiver Keshawn Martin lost the ball as cornerback Corey White hit him.
Coach Gary Kubiak on Holliday: "If he's going to be our guy, he can't turn the ball over."
Kubiak on Martin: "There's no excuse for those fumbles. We don't accept that. He's going to play a lot. We like him and we're going to trust him. So he can't turn it over."
Both players fumbled twice, though Holliday avoided a turnover on his second mistake, retaining possession as he stumbled out of bounds on a muffed punt return.
"You just tell them to make sure they just keep the ball tight, make sure they're not running with the ball loosely," Texans wide receiver Andre Johnson said. "You just try to remind them of it. Let those things get out of the way now. Let them not happen in the regular season."
The Saints had their own ball-security problems, fumbling twice and setting up Texans touchdowns both times. Texans safeties Danieal Manning and Glover Quin forced the two fumbles.
The Texans' fumbles came at inopportune times for Martin and Holliday.
Early in training camp, Martin was the favorite to become the third receiver. He scored the Texans' only receiving touchdown in the first half with a 10-yard reception.
In the past couple of weeks, though, second-year receiver Lestar Jean closed that gap.
"I just got to learn from it, get better and protect the ball better," Martin said. "The first one I can't have the ball swinging out, so I put that one on myself. The second one I feel like it was just a good hit. He put his helmet right on the ball and it popped out."
Meanwhile, Holliday is working to force his way onto the roster by being a dynamic special-teams player. He was just that in the first two preseason games, scoring touchdowns on returns in both games.
Holliday showed some of that explosiveness again Saturday, breaking off a 62-yard kickoff return shortly after his first fumble.
"If it happens I just try to come back and make an even bigger play than that," Holliday said.


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OLNEY, Ill. (BRAIN) — SKS USA will now act as the exclusive North American brand manager and distributor of SQlab saddles.
Radsport USA, the original importer of SQlab, founded and managed by Kenny Roberts, will no longer act as distributor for SQlab products. Roberts will be joining the SKS USA team as the SQlab sales and marketing contact and brand manager. He will work remotely from an office in Bend, Oregon.
"We're excited to be working with SQlab in the U.S. market and glad to have Kenny on board to continue to build the SQlab brand. SKS-Germany and SQlab share a nice symmetry, as they're both German brands and offer quality, high-end products across several segments" said Mark Burgener, the general manager of SKS USA.
Operations for SQlab, including sales, marketing, warehousing and service, will shift to the SKS USA headquarters in Olney. The change will not affect the existing SQlab dealer and distributor networks.
Burgener said he doesn't anticipate any major changes in pricing or product mix, but the company will be launching its new Ergowave saddles in August. The Ergowave design features a shape developed with the University Hospital of Frankfurt and the Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences.
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By Suzanne Barlyn
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A New York trial court has thrown out a petition by Morgan Keegan & Co to overturn a securities arbitration ruling made in favor of a professional sports agent.
The court ruled that it did not have jurisdiction to hear Morgan Keegan's case, which names sports agent W. Kyle Rote Jr. as a defendant. His company, Athletic Resource Management, has represented star clients such as New York Jets quarterback Tim Tebow. The decision, by Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Eileen Bransten, was filed on Wednesday.
In February, a Financial Industry Regulatory Authority panel ordered Morgan Keegan, bought by Raymond James Financial Inc in April, to pay Rote and his wife, Mary Lynne, $400,000 for losses tied to a group of money-losing bond funds.
The funds became the subject of state and federal regulatory actions - including recent charges against the funds' former board by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Morgan Keegan agreed to pay a $200 million fine to regulators in 2011.
Morgan Keegan has faced more than 1,000 customer arbitration cases over the bond funds, which invested in risky mortgage-backed securities and were marketed as being safe. Some of those cases are still winding through FINRA's arbitration system.
Arbitration awards are typically binding. Parties can ask courts to overturn them in limited circumstances, such as when arbitrators misapply the law. Morgan Keegan has been particularly aggressive with this strategy, filing numerous court cases to overturn rulings in favor of the fund investors.
A spokesman for Raymond James declined to comment. A spokesman for Regions Financial Corp, which previously owned the brokerage and retains financial responsibility for the bond fund cases, declined to comment.
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Problems mount at U.S. Shipping Partners
U.S. Shipping Partners L.P. says in a filing with the SEC that "due to continued liquidity constraints, there remains substantial doubt about the partnership's ability to repay its indebtedness and, accordingly, in such circumstances to continue as a going concern."
U.S. Shipping Partners, which is now trades on the OTC market under the symbol USSPZ, filed with the SEC saying that its next 10-Q quarterly report will be filed late.
The partnership said that it "requires additional time to analyze (i) whether, in light of current market conditions, the value of its Integrated Tug Barge (ITB) fleet is impaired and, if so, the amount of such impairment to the value of its ITBs, (ii) the effect on its interest rate swap agreements of the changes to the interest rate paid under its senior credit facility as a result of the October 20, 2008 amendment to the senior credit facility, and (iii) whether under GAAP the financial condition and results of operations of the partnership's joint venture to construct up to nine product tankers should continue to be consolidated in the partnership's financial statements in light of the partnership's conclusion that, in light of the partnership's financial condition and current market conditions, it is unlikely that the partnership will recover its equity investment in the joint venture."
The SEC filing said that the partnership currently carries its ITB fleet on its balance sheet at a value of $103.2 million. "If the value of the ITB fleet is impaired, which is likely, the partnership must, under generally accepted accounting principles, write-down the value of the ITBs to their current estimated value, based on the discounted expected future cash flows of the ITBs," said the filing. "At this time, based on a preliminary analysis, the partnership expects that the ITB impairment charge will range from $66 million to $77 million. Any write-down will reduce the partnership's assets and partner's equity and increase the partnership's net loss for the three and nine months ended September 30, 2008.
"Consistent with generally accepted accounting principles, the condensed consolidated financial statements for the quarter ended September 30, 2008 are expected to be prepared on the basis that the partnership will continue as a going concern, which contemplates the realization of assets and the satisfaction of liabilities in the normal course of business. However, due to continued liquidity constraints, there remains substantial doubt about the partnership's ability to repay its indebtedness and, accordingly, in such circumstances to continue as a going concern."


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I plead guilt to being a little lazy on this one.
I was reading SuzikiDave's thread about his cut procedures on his rum.
Not Dave's fault at all, it just kind of went over my head
I looked to see if this thread by Yummyrum on CopperCustom had been shared here, but I confess to not looking very hard.
This was the most help to me , I guess because of the photos. So I wanted to share:
Yummyrum's Better Dilution, Better Cuts
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Byron M. Cowley Class of 1974
Marine Corps, 4 Years Enlisted in the USMC. Military Occupational Speciality was Aviation Metalsmith. Worked on F-4 Phantoms.
Byron M. Cowley Class of 1974
Marine Corps, 4 Years I was a F-4,Phantom metalsmith.Served with VMFA-451,VMFA-333 and VMFAT-101.I served overseas multiple times.While overseas I was with Ground Defense Forces.Served briefly on the USS Forrestall;USS Enterprise and USS Nimitz.
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Army, 7 Years Fiber Optic Specialist
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Army, 3 Years Joined for Infantry but because of High Score and Typing ability was sent to Korea as an assistant to the Korea as man Friday to the Inspector General; he sent me to the 502d Military Intel Battalion and then oversaw my position in the 902d Military Intel Gp., Washington, D.C.
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Why do I call myself an EnterTrainer?
Apart from being an Actor I'm an Event Host (called by other names as Event Emcee, MC, Stage EmCee, Anchor) who makes people's work easier at their event and make the event memorable for them and their near and dear ones. Yes, I host events for groups as small as a family party to as big as a corporate show.
Rather than calling myself as an Entertainer, I would like to call myself as an EnterTrainer. I would entertain people along with little bit of Training Factor inside it without them knowing it and without them feeling the struggle of understanding it. Continue reading »


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Franchised: 2017
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The AirMD Franchise, is an environmental company specializing in indoor air quality testing and building assessments.
Our franchise is based on its affiliate company, AirMD Inc. which began operations in Boca Raton, Florida during 2008 and now is selling franchise licenses in all 50 states.
After nearly ten years in the environmental industry AirMD identified the need for a national indoor environmental testing company like AirMD which currently does not exist. AirMD provides an end to end solution all the back end operations are provided to our franchises by us, and as a franchise, you will benefit from our existing AirMD internal operations such as accounts receivable, third party laboratory, technical report writing, insurance claim processing, national call center, national accounts. The franchisee will be required to pass and hold state licensure for their state in mold, lead and asbestos and a Certified Indoor Environmental certification can be taken online for each franchisee.
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i am an italian photographer working in social photography . Photography is a way of life for me and every time i shoot i try to find out the beauty and the truth . I won many international awards since i began my adventure in photography and i had exhitition worldwide and some photograps of mine were acquired by important italian museums.


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So do the teachers.
So we all start being crabby, and that's no way to run a classroom.
In order to remedy this situation, I have hit upon a few new strategies. One of them is a sort of mid-year redecoration. I'm having a good time putting up new signs about our rules, changing the bulletin board border, getting new baskets for the library, re-organizing the signs on the baskets (we're getting more sophisticated, instead of "Non-Fiction" now we have "Non-Fiction: Health and the Body" and "Non-Fiction: Earth Science," and the like. I also reorganized my supply closet. Gaze upon its beauty:
Then, because we had a Science Fair project to complete, and because I thought it might be more fun than watching stuff float in salt water, we did this:
That is correct, we made ice cream in class by jumping up and down, basically. Instructions for this little beauty are here: http://www.asliceofhomeschoolpie.com/2012/02/ice-cream-in-bag-science-experiment.html
And, finally, I have decided that while we are working on a non-fiction genre in reading and writing, we need a little levity. So we're reading all of the Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle stories. If you don't know them, go look them up at your library. The first grade is in stitches - every single day.
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February 01, 2013 12:38 ET
NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwire - February 01, 2013) - Morvillo Abramowitz Grand Iason & Anello PC, a leading New York litigation boutique, was awarded the Northeast White Collar Crime Firm of the Year Benchmark Litigation Award, recognizing the Firm's prominence in white collar criminal defense, securities enforcement, and government investigations, at a ceremony held last night, January 31, 2013 at New York's Essex House Hotel.
"Peer review conducted during the research cycle for the 2013 edition of Benchmark overwhelmingly spoke toward the depth and prestige of Morvillo Abramowitz's white-collar practice," says Anne Szustek, deputy editor of Benchmark Litigation. "The firm's defense practice hits a sweet spot between having its clientele keep a low profile while having a case load of matters too influential not to make headlines."
In September 2012 the firm was recognized as a top, Tier 1 national firm in white collar criminal defense by Benchmark Litigation 2013, the Guide to America's Leading Litigation Firms and Attorneys. Elkan Abramowitz, Robert Anello, Paul Grand and Lawrence Iason were also ranked as national stars by Benchmark Litigation for their white collar defense work. The firm also ranked as highly recommended in New York, with Elkan Abramowitz, Robert Anello, Paul Grand and Lawrence Iason listed as stars and Stephen Juris listed as a future star.
Benchmark Litigation, published by Euromoney Legal Media Group, is the only publication on the market to focus exclusively on litigation in the US. The guide's results are the culmination of a six-month research period that allows researchers to conduct extensive interviews with litigators and their clients. This is the first nationwide awards event that the publication is hosting. The awards follow similar successful events held by Benchmark's sibling publications International Financial Law Review, International Tax Review, and Managing Intellectual Property.
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You'll be hard pressed to find a better deal in Kelliwood than the one you're looking at! It's in a GREAT LOCATION, zoned to award winning schools, and just needs TLC and Updates FOR INSTANT EQUITY. HAS NOT FLOODED! This stately home is almost 5000 square feet, and is conveniently located just minutes from I-10 in Kelliwood's prestigious Nottingham Country Neighborhood. There's no shortage of room in this lovingly cared for home with 4 massive bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, multiple family rooms, office, pool with spa and no back neighbors. This home is a blank canvas to turn into your future dream home. This home is complete with 2 stair ways & 3 fire places. Master Bedroom Down. Marble entry w/soaring ceilings. Large living w/ wood flooring + wet bar. Study with French doors. Kitchen with large Island and Granite counter tops. Den with wood burning fire place that opens to kitchen. Built-in sewing desk. Huge Game Room up plus 3 large bedrooms. This home is priced to sell!


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Standards Based Reporting improves student learning by shifting the focus away from earning points to a focus on learning and working towards mastery of standards. When we instruct and report in a standards based way we are communicating with more clarity than traditional grading practices could ever achieve.
It's important to note that Standards Based Reporting is not the only thing that will have a positive impact on student learning. The core instructional practices behind SBR are what will help students grow as they demonstrate what they know, understand and can do.
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Released in November 2006, the RPO's latest holiday CD features the Festival High School Chorale, tenor Tonio Di Paolo and three of Jeff Tyzik's most popular pieces: The Twelve Gifts of Christmas, Little Drummer Boy and Chanukah Suite. Perfect for gift giving!
CDs are available for purchase online, at the Theatre Shop, and by phone at 585- 454-2100.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. — Army National Guard Pvt. Jorge L. Riaza has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C.
During the nine weeks of training, the soldier studied the Army mission, history, tradition and core values, physical fitness, and received instruction and practice in basic combat skills, military weapons, chemical warfare and bayonet training, drill and ceremony, marching, rifle marksmanship, armed and unarmed combat, map reading, field tactics, military courtesy, military justice system, basic first aid, foot marches, and field training exercises.
Riaza is the son of Beatriz Giraldo of Linden. He is a 2007 graduate of Linden High School.
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Recovery After an Initial Schizophrenic Episode (RAISE)
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John K. Hsiao, M.D.
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Adult Treatment and Preventive Interventions Research Branch
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The goal of this initiative is to improve prognosis and long-term outcome for people suffering from schizophrenia.
Schizophrenia continues to devastate the lives of young adults and their families. Significant impairment of social and vocational function is the norm in chronic schizophrenia, and while antipsychotic drugs remain effective, they are not able to restore skills and abilities lost to the illness. A person experiencing an initial psychotic episode usually responds well to antipsychotics, and unlike chronically ill patients, may recover completely from that first episode. The important unanswered question is whether function could be preserved and disability forestalled after an initial schizophrenic episode by intense and sustained pharmacological, psychosocial, and rehabilitative intervention. This initiative will be a crucial first step towards answering this question. A single project will be supported to: 1) test the feasibility of recruiting and retaining newly diagnosed patients in a longitudinal trial; 2) develop the treatment model — a mix of pharmacological, psychological, and rehabilitative interventions — that is most likely to preserve function and maintain patient participation; and 3) determine the nature of the control intervention. This initiative will set the stage for a large scale, definitive, randomized clinical trial.


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The F-35 Integrated Test Force (ITF) at Edwards Air Force Base, California, recently completed 25 missions comprising of 12 Weapons Delivery Accuracy (WDA) and 13 Weapon Separation Tests as part of a month-long weapon's firing test surge. Historically, only one WDA take places every month given the myriad of coordination required. The highest number previously accomplished in a month, was three in November of 2014 during 2B software testing.
These successful test events — performed using the F-35's newest block 3F software — demonstrated the accuracy of the Lockheed Martin fighter jet. Five of the test events featured dropping multiple weapons. The F-35 weapons test team was given exclusive use of the Sea Test Range, an instrumented Pacific Ocean test area off the central coast near Point Mugu Naval Air Station, California. Tests were also conducted at the US Navy's China Lake Weapons Range, California and the White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico.
During the surge period, a total of 30 weapons were dropped or fired, including the Joint Direct Attack Munition, AIM-120 Advanced Medium Range Air-to-Air Missile, GPS-guided 250-pound Small Diameter Bomb, AIM-9X Sidewinder air-to-air heat-seeking missile and GPS/laser-guided munition.
"The WDAs rely on the full capability of the F-35 — multiple sensors, navigation, weapons envelope, mission planning, data links and inter-agency range scheduling — all working in sequence to put steel on target," said Lt. Gen. Chris Bogdan, F-35 Program Executive Officer. "This was a tremendous effort by the F-35 test team. They surged and worked seven days a week for more than a month to expend 30 ordnance and advance weapons testing. This testing has moved us that much closer to delivering the full F-35 capability to warfighters within the next two years."
The F-35 is a multi-role, next-generation fighter that combines advanced stealth with speed, agility and a 360-degree view of the battlespace. The F-35 will form the backbone of air combat superiority for decades to come and replace legacy tactical fighter fleets with dominant air-to-air and air-to-ground capabilities to deter and defeat potential adversaries.
The US Marine Corps declared the F-35B combat-ready IOC in July 2015, the U.S. Air Force declared F-35A IOC earlier this August. The US Navy intends to attain F-35C IOC in 2018. More than 200 F-35s have flown in excess of 66 thousand fleet-wide hours, with over 300 F-35 pilots and 3,000 maintainers trained to operate and support this next-generation aircraft.
Featured image (top): Several F-35s gather for take off from Edwards Air Force Base in May 2016. (Image © Elmer van Hest)


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In 1969, my country sent me to war. I was a young U.S. Army infantry officer. Initially, I was stationed in the Mekong Delta of Vietnam as an adviser to a Vietnamese infantry battalion. Our unit was equipped with M-16 assault rifles. The enemy, the Viet Cong, had a wide variety of weapons including the AK-47 assault rifle. High-capacity magazines were the norm.
Over the next several months, I observed these weapons in action in many firefights with VC units. It soon became clear to me that these weapons were quite effective for their intended purpose: to kill, maim, wound and mutilate large numbers of human beings at close range in a short period of time.
What makes these types of weapons so effective in war also makes them ideal killing tools for mass murderers. As a society, we are making the job of these criminals easier by selling military-style assault-type rifles to the general public. It is madness to do so, yet the NRA and the gun industry have such enormous influence on many local, state and national political leaders that we endure mass shooting after mass shooting and do nothing. We should be deeply ashamed.
The NRA can summon up spokesmen who passionately argue this is all about freedom and constitutional rights, but they don't talk about the dirty secret. The dirty secret is that this is really about money, billions and billions of dollars for the gun industry to sell whatever they want to and generous contributions back to the NRA which shields them. That much of this money has blood on it doesn't faze these folks in the least. As long as the money spends, the casualties are acceptable as collateral damage.
John Engelsman
retired lawyer
Baton Rouge


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I know right?! Who would have thought it! Grins.
And you know something? It wasn't actually as hard as I imagined it would be. And it was great fun to do too! Smiles.
Everything (and I do mean everything) on this card is available at That Craft Place.
The card, the paper, the distress inks, the wood shapes, the Copics. Everything.
This is how it looks when the card is closed.
The ONLY thing that is from elsewhere are my Stitched Rectangle Dies. They are By DIEzyne and are from CC Designs.
To bring Mr Steam to life I used my Copics in the following shades:-
Blue on hat and clothes.
Gold on hat and clothes.
Hair and Beard.
Skin Tones.
White Shading.
The distress inks I used to shade the card and paper (digital from That Craft Place) are Wild Honey and Vintage Photo.
Those fabulous wood shapes are from my For The Boys Accessory Pack – which You you can find here.
Our Steampunk challenge runs until 26th September over on the blog – And it would be awesome if you joined in.
As always there are fabulous prizes up for grabs.
Please don't think you can't join in if you have never done Steampunk before.
This is my first attempt and I am so happy with how it turned out.
Thank you so much for stopping by today.
Hugs & Happy Crafting Everyone!
The challenges I would love to enter into are:-
1. As You Like It – Favourite Die and Why. (My stitched rectangle dies, because they frame my images and finish off smaller cards perfectly.)
2. Brown Sugar – Make An Easel Card.
3. Crafting With An Attitude – Anything Goes.
4. Hanna & Friends – Kraft Paper.
5. Left Of Centre – Die Cuts/Punches.
6. Southern Girls – Layer It Up.