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CHICAGO, IL--(Marketwired - January 28, 2016) - The 32nd annual American Craft Exposition (ACE) is now accepting artist applications for its 2016 Show. A juried exposition and sale of fine craft, ACE features one-of-a-kind pieces, luxury collections and uniquely creative artwork from the country's finest artisans. Presented by The Auxiliary of NorthShore University HealthSystem (NorthShore), ACE will once again be held at the Chicago Botanic Garden in Glencoe, Ill., the weekend of September 23 - 25, 2016, with the Benefit Preview Party being held on Thursday, September 22nd.
ACE is a nationally recognized and celebrated event presented by a volunteer committee that works year-round to bring both artists and patrons a truly memorable experience. Last year's inaugural Show at the Chicago Botanic Garden welcomed more than 8,500 patrons through its doors, including more than 75 local high school students who had the opportunity to experience the artistry and expertise of the talented ACE artisans at several live demonstrations and informative lectures.
Approximately 140 craft artists will be chosen to participate in this year's ACE to showcase new achievements in jewelry, ceramics, metal, fashion wearables, glass, furniture, fiber decorative, leather, wood, mixed media and baskets. In addition to featuring unique pieces from award-winning craftspeople, ACE is committed to fostering the next generation of artists. Those who have been practicing their craft for less than six years and who have never exhibited at ACE are encourage to apply for the emerging artist category, which will be juried separately from the other applicants. The deadline for all artists to submit their applications is March 11, 2016.
All proceeds from ACE 2016 will support NorthShore's innovative pharmacogenomics research. Funds raised will allow researchers to analyze and predict how patients react to medications based on genetic variants. This information can be used to customize medical treatments, ensuring that patients receive the right drug in the right dose the first time, minimizing the side effects and adverse reactions to drugs for patients.
ACE 2016 will begin on Thursday, September 22 with a Benefit Preview Party from 5:30 to 9:00 p.m. at the Chicago Botanic Garden. The Show runs throughout the weekend: Friday, September 23, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Saturday, September 24, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Sunday, September 25, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tickets are $30 in advance for a single three-day pass and $45 for two three-day passes. Both options include one day of parking at the Garden. For more information, please visit americancraftexpo.org or call (224) 364-7270. To submit an artist application, please visit http://bit.ly/1RJzc3C.
About NorthShore University HealthSystem
Headquartered in Evanston, Illinois, NorthShore University HealthSystem (NorthShore) is a comprehensive, fully integrated, healthcare delivery system that serves the Chicago region. The system includes four hospitals in Evanston, Glenview, Highland Park and Skokie. NorthShore employs approximately 10,000 staff and has 2,400 affiliated physicians, including a 900 physician, multispecialty group practice with some 100 office locations. Further, NorthShore supports teaching and research as the principal teaching affiliate for the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine.
The NorthShore Research Institute focuses on clinical and translational research, including leadership in clinical trials, medical informatics and genomics. The NorthShore Foundation is the organization's primary philanthropic entity. The Foundation raises charitable contributions and engages volunteer friends in support of NorthShore's ongoing mission to preserve and improve human life.
NorthShore has significant capabilities in a wide spectrum of clinical programs, including Kellogg Cancer Center, NorthShore Neurological Institute, NorthShore Orthopaedic Institute and NorthShore Cardiovascular Institute, as well as high-risk maternity and pediatrics. NorthShore is a Magnet recognized organization, the first in Illinois designated as a system to receive this prestigious honor that demonstrates excellence in nursing. NorthShore is a national leader in the implementation of innovative technologies, including electronic medical records (EMR). In 2003, NorthShore was among the first in the country to successfully launch a system-wide EMR with demonstrable benefits in quality, safety, efficiency and service to patients. NorthShore has been recognized by multiple national organizations for this notable achievement.
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Happy Mothers Day Mum!
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Mothers day and a marshmallow! :3
Happy Mothers Day Mum!
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That is one cute marshmallow! And a lovely card. Glad to hear that your Mum liked the bracelet, I was sure she would!! Mmm marshmallow and chocolate spread- it's like those American things called s'mores, have you heard of them? I had them as a dessert in this pizza restaurant- you get two thin biscuits with chocolate on, you melt the marshmallow and put it in the middle, and then the chocolate melts. Yummy!! ;-) I stitched your second ATC last night so I'm make them up today and hopefully post tomorrow :) Looking forward to the swop. Laura xReplyDelete
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Holiday hack: You don't have to spend a lot to make it look like you did.
During the holidays, having a lot of friends means giving a lot of gifts. Luckily, these 10 beauty gifts will look like you spent a lot of money without actually setting you back.
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Our newly renovated SDC and SJC (Social Justice Center) houses are located on 13th & Lawrence. They are directly across from the Center for Intercultural and Civic Engagement (The Yellow House), and are blue and sage colored, respectively.
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The Office of Intercultural Engagement works to promote a supportive learning environment for all students, especially those from underrepresented identities & backgrounds (including, but not limited to: to race/ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender identity, documentation status, and first-generation). The services provided by the OIE strive to enhance personal and intercultural awareness, understanding, and skills to contribute to the University of Puget Sound's values of inclusion and equity.
Each person's race, ethnicity, culture, spiritual or religious beliefs, sexual orientation, gender identity, socioeconomic status, abilities, amongst a myriad of other identities, contribute to an individual's sense of self and place. The OIE believes in the importance of cultivating individual identities, solidarity within shared identities, allyship across identities, as well as the need for intercultural education- the sharing of knowledge and learning across diverse groups.
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Dominican High School welcomes transfer students at the beginning of a new school year. In general a student who transfers to Dominican enters with the cumulative GPA he/she held at his/her previous school; however, decisions regarding evaluation and acceptance of credits towards graduation are reserved to Dominican. Students transferring at the beginning of sophomore year due to a change in home address are eligible for Valedictorian or Salutatorian honors. Transfer students entering junior year are not eligible unless Dominican makes an exception upon admittance. A request for waiver must be made in writing to the Dean of Academics no later that he second semester of a student's enrollment at Dominican.
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- Submit transcript and records from last school attended (Records Release)
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The fabric was a remnant from Adelaide in January and I didn't want to waste it so it's now another layer for the colder months ahead.The sandwich reference is because you fold the fabric into quarters and then cut the arm shape. Sewing steps are to then sew up the sleeve seams, then finish off the neckline and sleeve hem, if it's necessary.
Topper: Sew Stylish bolero Spring 2007 I've since made the sleeves skinnier but kept the sleeve length.
Top: Kwik sew 2694 View A. Here's a black version and a bunch of other versions.
Skirt: McCalls 8972. Here's another red slub version or a denim version.
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Jacket: Lincraft jacket. Lincraft (1082) zipper jacket made from a double knit and fully interfaced with textureweft to keep it's shape. Previously seen on Day 14.
Top: Kwik Sew 8777.
Skirt: Butterick 3597. I've now taken out 5cm from the centre back seam so it's more straight skirt than a-line skirt.
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Jacket: You saw this jacket on Day 4.
Blouse: Vogue 8118 in silk.
Skirt: Vogue 8426 kick pleat skirt. I've taken 5cm out of the side seam but I now need to adjust the centre back hem.
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Computer bag McCalls 6410
Gloves Butterick 5695
Jacket for Mum Kwik Sew 3716
Update the fit of 2 jackets
1912 ladies spring mantle
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Formula Drift at Long Beach – Click above for high-res image gallery
While many forms of motorsports are cutting back with less sponsorship money and fewer teams, Formula Drift actually grew this year with a bigger list of entrants and plenty of brand new cars. For the opening event in Long Beach, CA, Rhys Millen brought out his Hyundai Genesis Coupe, Tanner Foust traded in his 350Z for a NASCAR-powered Scion tC, and Vaughn Gittin Jr. upgraded his Mustang to a 2010 model. In the end, though, a pair of older cars landed a spot in the finals with Sam Hubinette in his NuFormz Racing / Mopar Dodge Viper SRT10 challenging Ryan Tuerck in his Gardella Racing / Mobil 1 Pontiac Solstice for the top spot. It was Tuerck who was victorious in the drifting duel, who captured his first ever Formula D win and took the initial points lead in the 2009 season. We've put together two high-res galleries, one for practice and qualifying and another for the main day of competition. Hit the jump for more details on the opening race of the 2009 Formula Drift season.
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Long Beach, Calif. – April 11, 2009 – Formula DRIFT Round 1: Streets of Long Beach kicks off their 6th championship season to a sell-out crowd. Ryan Tuerck and the Gardella Racing / Mobil 1 Pontiac Solstice took home the victory and leads the 2009 Professional Championship Point Standings.
The Long Beach Grand Prix Street Course hosted the season opening event to a standing room only crowd. The infamous track is the only course that is held on actual city streets making it one of the more unique drifting courses in the nation. The 2009 season included the addition of the veteran driver, Tony Angelo, as a new judge to the series. It also marked the first 2-day event structure of the season and the change of competition formats. This season will be the first time a Top 32 format will be utilized in the Pro Championship series creating more drifting competition rounds and more action for the fans.
"Despite the current economic state, Formula DRIFT has continued to push forward and the success of this season opening event has proved that drifting has continued to grow," said Ryan Sage, vice president of marketing and co-founder of Formula DRIFT. "Without the support of the fans, teams, and sponsors Formula DRIFT would not have been able to pull off this exciting event and we look forward to the rest of the 2009 season."
The event showcased some of the most exciting drifting to date and the introduction of the Top 32 competition format brought a new element to the event and more action. The season opening event unveiled a few highly anticipated vehicles including Rhys Millen and the Red Bull / RMR Hyundai Genesis Coupe, Vaughn Gittin Jr. and the 2010 Falken Tire Ford Mustang GT, and returning champion Tanner Foust in the Rockstar Scion Racing tC, who finished in third place after a very intense and close battle with Robbie Nishida in the Hankook Tire / Dynamic Autosport Nissan 350Z in the consolation round. The finals pitted 2-time Formula DRIFT champion, Samuel Hubinette in the NuFormz Racing / Mopar Dodge Viper against Ryan Tuerck and the Gardella Racing / Mobil 1 Pontiac Solstice. Tuerck edged out Hubinette with very consistent driving throughout the event taking the first victory of the season.
"It's an amazing feeling starting the season off on top," stated Ryan Tuerck, Round 1: Streets of Long Beach winner and driver of the Gardella Racing / Mobil 1 Pontiac Solstice. "This isn't a one man show and I wouldn't have been able to do it without the support of the Gardella Racing / Mobil 1 Pontiac Solstice team. It's very satisfying to stand at the top of such a talented field of competitors."
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This year's Cannes Film Festival will see a much less prominent Latino presence than in previous years. Considering that in the past two editions the award
for Best Director went to Carlos Reygadas (Post Tenebraz Lux) and Amat Escalante (Heli) respectively, the limited selection of Latin American films should
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around, the ones that made the cut are promising works.
Here are some highlights of the upcoming Latino presence in Cannes.
–Wild Tales by Damián Szifron is the only Latino Film in the main Competition
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May 17th. Starring famous actor Ricardo Darín, as well as Darío Grandinetti, Leonardo Sbaraglia, and Oscar Martínez, the film is said to be
controversial and possibly divisive as Cannes' Thierry Frémaux assured.
–Refugee by Diego Lerman is the only Latin American feature in the Directors' Fortnight
This is the latest from the Argentine filmmaker, which is a road movie that follows a young boy and his pregnant mother as they run away from a violent
environment. Starring Julieta Díaz
and Sebastián Molinaro, it's a co-production between Campo Cine (Argentina) and Burning Blue (Colombia). A short film
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CinemaScópio produced the short.
–Gente de Bien (Good People) will be the only Latin American film to play in Cannes' Critic's Week
The feature debut from Colombian director Franco Lolli, Gente de Bien, will represent the region during the 53rd edition of this parallel section.
The cast includes Brayan Santamaría, Carlos Fernando Pérez and Alejandra Borrero, in a story about a son's relationship with his father. Charles Tesson,
Artistic Director of this program, said of the film " It is a work of overwhelming sincerity, close to the emotion in some of films by Ozu". The film was produced by Evidencia Films, Geko Films. Ad Vitam will distribute it in France, and Versatile is its ISA.
Although there will be no Latin American shorts playing in this section, for the 11th consecutive year as part of a Cannes partnership with the
Morelia International Film Festival, a program of Mexican shorts will be featured. Among these films are Aningaaq by Jonás Cuarón,The Sidewalk by Anaïs Pareto Onghena, The End of the Existence of Things by Dalia Huerta Cano, Jesuralem by Alicia Segovia Juárez, The Invisible Mountains by Ángel Linares, and The Last Veil by David
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The Clinical Research Program of the Wake Forest Baptist Comprehensive Cancer Center has 3 Specific Aims:
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How Do I Cook Boneless Pork Leg Roast in the Oven?
Also known as fresh ham, pork leg is the hind leg of a pig. The front leg is known as pork shoulder. Pork leg is available boneless or bone-in, and is usually cut into the rump, shank and center portions as the entire leg weighs from 15 to 25 lbs. An entire boneless pork leg serves 10 or more people, so it is a good idea for a family gathering. You may have to ask your butcher to order a whole boneless pork leg for you, or cook a smaller portion for a smaller group.
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Preheat your oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Put the pork roast in a roasting pan. Remove the skin, if it has been left on. Score the fat with a knife. Tie the roast tightly with butcher's twine.
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Combine the minced herbs, garlic and olive oil in a small mixing bowl. Stir to combine the ingredients. Rub the oil mixture all over the pork roast. Sprinkle the roast generously with salt.
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Roast for four to five hours, until the roast is well-browned and the internal temperature is 160 degrees Fahrenheit, measured with an instant-read thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the roast.
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JOAN P MENCHER: AGRICULTURE AND SOCIAL STRUCTURE IN TAMIL NADU: PAST ORIGINS, PRESENT TRANSFORMATIONS AND FUTURE PROSPECTS, New Delhi, Allied Publishers Private Limited, 1978, pp 314, Rs 60.
THE theme of the book is clearly stated in the very first paragraph of the (€xt (as also in the blurb) as follows: "This book is concerned with the social forces that accelerate or impede change. It focuses primarily on agriculture, because of the crucial importance of agriculture in any social system ... It attempts to examine the structure of society and the structure of agriculture in Tamil Nadu, and particularly in Ghingleput district, as they arc today and in historical perspective, in order to ask what possibilities exist for development to occur. Which developments are possible, or conceivable? Which obstacles are insurmountable under present conditions?"
The book is the result of studies conducted over a period of nearly 15 years, largely field work done by the author herself. But it is more than the report of the field studies of a few villages conducted by an anthropologist. It is quite a comprehensive treatment of the complex and multi-dimensional phenomenon of development. As a background to the study of agriculture in the district, there is a detailed discussion of the physical features of the district concentrating particularly on rainfall and irrigation facilities which play the most crucial role in paddy production. This is follower by a history of land tenure relations from the eighteenth century onwards going into the variety of tenurial patterns in vogue now. The caste base of land ownership, tenancy and agricultural operations is then examined. This is followed by a detailed analysis of the class structure in the villages dividing the popul-


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You'd think I wouldn't share this story.
I mean, the Kindle version of The Complete Guide to Vision Boards just went to #1 on amazon.com. (It's a revised edition – with never-before-seen content – and a whole new section on Intention. Click here to get it.)
So you'd think I'd refrain from sharing a story about failure. Something that didn't happen. Something that didn't work.
But here I am. Sharing it anyway. Because it's one of the most common questions I get. "What about when you don't reach your goal?" "What about something that just refuses to happen for you?"
You may be surprised at my answer. Read on…
Way back when I did my very first Vision Board, it shocked the hell out of me when things manifested…
A house.
An assistant to help me in my business.
An office.
But there was one thing that simply would NOT happen.
No matter how many times I re-made my Vision Board. No matter how many different placements I tried with this one image, there it was. Decidedly NOT manifesting.
The Grammy Award. (Background: Before I started the company I now own, I was a musician.)
I had plastered that Grammy at the top center of the board.
Then I put it on another board I made a year later. Then on another one a few months after that. I just kept ripping out that photo and putting it on my board, no matter how dumb it made me feel.
One morning, I was feeling particularly sorry for myself because I hadn't yet "made it." I looked at my board. Smack dab in the center was that fucking Grammy Award. It was mocking me.
It said, "How's that Grammy coming along, Christine?" You famous yet?"
The familiar biting feeling of my own self-criticism threatened to spiral me into a terrible day.
But something made me stop. One of those "Lo! And the angel of the lord appeared before them!" kinds of things. A moment of truth.
It simply asked me to sit still. The emotion and the fever seemed to fall away, giving me the space for some clarity.
I stared at the Grammy award. And then, something invited me to ask myself why it was even there.
My answer was honest and the slightest bit needy.
The Grammy was the ultimate symbol of music success, right? A symbol that was agreed upon by everyone as proof of someone's validity. In other words, I was waiting for the external world to validate me. (I warned you it was a bit needy.)
The Grammy on my board was about fear. Not about intention. This fear had driven me for so long, I couldn't see myself without it. I made decisions from it. I betrayed myself in the name of it. I did showcases I didn't really want to do because of it.
And then, a question appeared in my head. It wasn't a rational thing. Nor was it one of those pro-and-con debates that arises when we're struggling to make a decision.
It was a wise voice. An objective voice. And it had the slightest hint of humor.
It said, "Okay, Christine. Here's a question for you. Honestly. Tell me. How many times have you ever even watched the Grammy's?"
I sat there for a moment. And then I laughed.
Once when I was in high school snowed in at a friend's house.
And the other time was just to see Mary Chapin Carpenter (who I had followed from her very first CD) perform on the stage. And I only watched it until she was done.
Twice. That's how much my soul truly gave a shit about the Grammy's.
In fact, I can't even tell you who has ever won a single Grammy. (I don't even remember if Chapin won that night.)
Music? Loved it.
Songs? Worshipped them.
Building a business around my creative life? I even liked that too.
But other than seeking to fill some worthiness hole inside of me, I didn't care about Grammy awards.
Then that same wise voice simply said, "I don't think you got into music to get awards. I think you got into music for something that matters to your soul. It's up to you now to get congruent with that path."
So, if you had been watching in that moment, what I did next would seem a trivial, even pointless, gesture. But it changed something inside me forever.
I walked up to my Vision Board and slowly, as tiny sounds of tearing paper filled the silence, I peeled the Grammy off the board.
I was shaking. I was letting go of what I had thought was my dream. I was taking the reigns from my ego, albeit only symbolically. I was admitting, "I may never get external validation. So be it." And this was scary to me because my ego promised me it would forever leave me alone if I won that Grammy.
I didn't have a clue at the time, but removing that image was every bit as important as everything I ever achieved on my boards over the years.
So when people come to me hurting because an all-important goal hasn't been reached, or an intention hasn't yet happened or they haven't "made it" yet, I am compassionate. Because yes, it sucks.
Then I tell them my Grammy story.
After that, I share three thoughts:
The first is about persistence.
It's possible that you are still in the process of calling this intention toward you and ego is feeling impatient. That's all. (I mean, if I had chosen to keep pursuing the Grammy, I may have been able to make it happen with time. Who knows? I just wasn't willing to take the actions needed, nor did I want to focus on an award anymore.)
The second is about relationship.
Any time we set an intention, we are now in relationship with that intention. If we rail and moan because this thing hasn't made us happy yet, then we've abandoned the relationship, we've separated ourselves from it. We are no longer relating to it. I believe that the moment I sat there and admitted the truth about the Grammy was the first and only time I had stepped into real relationship with that intention. I truly called it into my heart. Where are you in relation to this intention of yours?
The third is about your soul.
Consider this. Your business is the territory for your soul's expansion. That means you are being called to grow, evolve and become. Who are you being called to become?
In my Grammy lesson, I was becoming someone who could run her own business without any gatekeepers or approval, while leaving behind the pattern of waiting to be rescued.When you hit a wall it can mean you're out of the shallow level of trying to get more stuff. Click To Tweet
This non-manifestation literally turned me into an entrepreneur. In fact, the year I let go of that goal was the year people started asking me how I had gotten so successful in music and could I give them some places to start in their business.
So when you do it right, intention is a teacher. It is there to evolve you and expand you. When you hit a wall, sometimes it simply means you've moved out of the shallow levels of just trying to get more stuff. And this is when things get really, really powerful. Open up and see what you are really trying to call into your life.
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Cyrus Nowrasteh, the creative mind behind The Stoning of Soraya M. and The Path to 9/11, will be bringing the life of a famed Russian activist to the big screen.
Nowrasteh will write and direct a film based on Soviet dissident and Nobel Prize-winning author Alexander Solzhenitsyn.
"It's a privilege to tell the courageous story of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn," said the director. "Millions suffered and died in the Soviet labor camps. As a survivor, he resolved to tell the world about it. The power of his pen, despite the suppression of his work and every effort to silence his voice, helped bring about the downfall of one of the greatest tyrannies mankind has ever known."
Nowrasteh previously directed The Day Reagan Was Shot and is prepping the adaptation of author Anne Rice's Christ the Lord for a tentative 2014 release.
The Path to 9/11, which found fault with both the Clinton and Bush administrations in the years before 9/11, remains unavailable on home video.


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It's only the second day of camp, but Pittsbugh Pirates manager John Russell was happy with what he saw from Octavio Dotel, who he hopes will be his closer this year. It's been more than a few years since the new acquisition has closed for an entire season, but the manager likes what he saw in his first day.
"It's a tough inning to pitch, and to have someone who wants to thrive in that situation is good, and it shows he has the makeup and mentality to do it," Russell said. "He is very professional on how he goes about things and did everything right today. It was good to see him out there and he is ready to go."
The right-handed Dotel was signed to take over the closer's role for the Pirates, which hopefully will give some of the younger pitchers a chance to get their careers going without a lot of pressure.
He has more strikeouts than any other reliever since 2000 but hasn't closed for an entire season since 2004.
Friday, February 19, 2010
Russell happy with Dotel
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VCA Aacacia Animal Hospital is seeking an experienced Associate Veterinarian to join our AAHA-accredited, multi-doctor practice in Corona, California.
This is an established hospital with a very supportive and familial staff. The building is large, modern, beautiful and well equipped. The clients are loyal, supportive and imprinted to the practice. The doctor staff is experienced and has an eclectic mix of interests so that there is always someone with whom to discuss a case. There is also the additional benefit of having your patients watched with our extended hours and an excellent technical and reception staff
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"These light and fresh bites don't require a fork and are easy to pick up and carry at a cocktail or dinner party and can be made a day or two in advance. Or reduce the recipe size for an endulgent lunch for yourself! Endive is a flavorful member of the lettuce family that serves as a natural and edible bowl for the crab salad. Look for small heads of endive with no wilting leaves and a bright color. The original recipe called for heavy cream, but that has been replaced with evaporated milk with the same results and less calories and fat. Silk tofu works as well, too, for added protein."
Crab Salad on Endive Appetizer
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- 6 ounces lump crabmeat, broken into small pieces
- 1⁄4 red bell pepper, finely chopped
- 1 shallot, finely chopped
- 1 teaspoon orange zest
- 3 radishes, grated
- 3 tablespoons celery leaves, chopped
- salt and pepper
- 1⁄4 cup mayonnaise
- 3 tablespoons evaporated milk
- 24 endive, separated leaves
- chopped parsley or chives, to garnish
- Lightly combine the crab, bell pepper, shallot, orange zest, grated radish, celery greens, salt, and pepper in a medium bowl.
- In a separate bowl, combine the mayonnaise and heavy cream.
- Add the dressing to the crab and mix well.
- Using a rounded spoonful, mound the crab salad onto the root end of the endive and fill the leaves half the length of the endive. Arrange on a platter or at each place setting.
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Our Staff
Dr. George W. (Bill) Edwards
"Dr. Bill" was born in Tallahassee. He graduated from Leon High School, Emory University and The University of Louisville School of Dentistry in 1966.
Serving in the United States Public Health Service, Dr. Bill provided dental care to the U.S. Coastguard and Merchant Marines.
Dr. Bill is a member of numerous organizations and has received many awards.
He has over 40 years experience in dentistry, with the last 26 years specializing in dentistry relating to whole body care.
Dr. Bill and wife, Bess, are very proud of their four children and nine grandchildren. Dr. David Edwards joined his practice in 2007 and their three daughters, Ann, Becky & Christy are all three medical doctors.
Dr. David W. Edwards
"Dr. David" is a Sanford Native. He graduated from Seminole High School. Dr. David received his Bachelor of Science from Florida State University and his Doctor of Medical Dentistry from the University of Florida.
Growing up in his father's dental practice, Dr. David has always appreciated and understood the importance of Holistic Dentistry.
Dr. David is accredited with the IAOMT (International Academy of Oral Medicine & Toxicology) and is currently serving as a member of the Board.
He and his wife, Kelly, are blessed with twins! Luke and Kate will be 3 in April.
Treatment Coordinator/Dental Hygienist
Karen is a "Florida Native", born in Orlando. She graduated from Lyman High School and received her RDH (Registered Dental Hygienist) degree from Valencia College.
She has developed and shared her interest in holistic dentistry with Dr. Edwards for more than 34 years.
Karen will introduce you to our office. She will discuss and find ways to address your dental concerns. Using your input, she will help you find the treatment you feel most appropriate for you.
With Karen's wealth of knowledge and experience, she is the perfect person to answer most of your dental questions.
Karen has a daughter, Emily, currently attending FSU. In her spare time… Karen enjoys caring for her "farm" including her donkey, horse & cow.
Office Manager
Ja' (pronounced "Jay") was born in Cambridge, Maryland. She and her husband, Robert, moved to Florida in 1998.
She started in dentistry in 1987 as a Certified Dental Assistant in Orthodontics and has expanded her knowledge of dentistry over the past 28 years.
Your first contact with our office will most likely be with Ja'. You will find her to be quite helpful in answering your initial questions, scheduling appointments, reviewing fees and helping with insurance questions.
Ja' has a strong belief in the healing power of nutrition.
Dental Hygienist
Terra grew up in Altamonte Springs and is a native to Florida.
She started working as a dental assistant in 1996. Terra loved dentistry so much that she decided to further her career and become a Dental Hygienist. She graduated from Santa Fe Community College in 2000.
Terra had some personal health issues almost 10 years ago that lead her down the Holistic path. She believes in and lives a healthy lifestyle.
Dental Assistant
Beverly is a certified EFDA (Expanded Function Dental Auxiliary). She is a dedicated, dynamic dental assistant with more than 15 years of extensive dental experience.
Providing expert dental knowledge, care and empathy; Beverly is focused on treatment and alleviating patient fear. She enjoys working with Dr. David and expanding her knowledge of Holistic Dentistry.
When she is not caring for our exceptional patients, Beverly likes traveling with her husband and living a healthy lifestyle.
Dental Assistant
Shelby is a "Florida Native" born in Miami, Florida.
She earned her Expanded Functions Dental Assistant certification at Nova Southeastern University. Shelby has been a dental assistant for five years.
Shelby loves being an assistant and having the opportunity to help people improve their health, as well as self image through their smiles. She is dedicated to making sure your dental health needs are met, and committed to ensuring you have a relaxing dental experience.
Shelby came to our office looking for the opportunity to express her enjoyment for dentistry, working in a health conscious environment where the patient comes first.
During her time away from the office; Shelby enjoys riding horses, exercising, traveling, and spending time with family.
Dental Hygienist
In August of 2015, we welcomed Beckie as the newest member to our dental team. She moved from Rhode Island to Central Florida in 2011.
Beckie started her career as a Dental Assistant in 2008. She then continued to pursue her passion for helping others. She graduated with an A.S. degree in Dental Hygiene from Daytona State College in May of 2015.
She is dedicated to meeting the specific needs of each individual patient. Beckie is also certified to administer local anesthesia so her patients are comfortable during their treatment. She is very enthusiastic about being a part of our team and enjoys learning more everyday about Holistic Dentistry.
In her spare time, she enjoys running, singing, volunteering and spending time with her husband and her pet Chihuahua, Osito.


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I love you to the moon and back A5 Art print set
This set includes 1 full colour A5 print and one Black and white print for you to hand colour or an A6 Mini Print
"I love you to the moon and back" is the nineteenth in a series of whimsical hand-drawn Pen & Ink illustrations from the Studio of Curly Jo.
Print set will be sent in a sturdy cardboard mailer sealed in a cellophane sleeve.
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Skunks can be found in Nuevo Paraiso, New Austin and West Elizabeth in "Red Dead Redemption." There are multiple possible spawn points in each of these locations.Continue Reading
In all locations, skunks tend to spawn more often close to the hours of dusk and dawn. Players should also keep in mind that skunks will not always appear at the following locations, these are just locations where they have a chance of appearing.
In Nuevo Paraiso, skunks have been seen at Butter Bridge, over the "A" of Diez Coronas when looking at the map, at Alta Cabeza to the west of El Matadero, in the horse field northeast of Torquemada and just above the second "A" of Las Hermanas when looking at the map.
In West Elizabeth, skunks can be found near the sharp curve in the road to the west of the Wreck of the Serendipity, in and just to the east of Beecher's Hope, in Tall Trees, in the Great Plains, and north of Broken Tree near the telephone lines.
Skunks have been found in New Austin at Rio Del Lobo, Odd Fellow's Rest, The Old Bacchus Place, northeast of Benedict Point, west of Jorge's Gap, south of Twin Rocks, and behind the general store in Armadillo.Learn more about Video & Online Games


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1983 Volkswagen Santana 1.8
An older car that really lasted for a very long time
Great car when I first got it, but due to i's age, slowly things started breaking down one by one, mostly little things that didn't stop you from driving the car.
Odometer stopped working.
Boot lock didn't always open easily.
Buttons you pull up to unlock the doors from the inside, broke off one by one.
Front passenger window wouldn't wind down anymore.
Switch for air blower on the dashboard was stuck on full blast and you couldn't switch it off anymore. Only solution was to remove the fuse, but that meant you couldn't de-fog the windscreen anymore.
Electric aerial worked intermittently and sometimes not at all.
Car would shake for up to 20 seconds after you'd switched off the ignition. Mechanic wouldn't set the timing until I'd bought a seal for between the manifold and carburetor, costing $270 New Zealand Dollars (double that figure for American Dollars).
Seats have started to wear badly, but that would be due to its age.
General Comments:
Due to the age of the car, some of the problems I had were not surprising.
Otherwise it was a great little car that was bought very cheaply, and was very cheap to run.
There was almost no rust whatsoever, and for a car this age that was very very impressive. Probably the German steel living up to its reputation.
Parts were on average more expensive due to it being a European car.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Don't Know
Review Date: 22nd July, 2001
22nd Jun 2002, 05:17
The Volkswagen Santana is quite an interesting car, it is a Passat/Audi 80 variant produced for the Australasian market in the 80's, possibly the only European car made under contract in Japan. There is still a handful of good examples in Australia and New Zealand.
23rd Nov 2002, 17:50
The Santana is the best selling car in china since 1985 with over 3 million on the road. They sell the original for about $16000-18000, a new version called the Santana 2000 with the late 90's passat body for $20000-22000 and the brand new passat for $32000-50000! After riding many of the made in china examples I find them pretty solid and rugged with some examples with 400000 miles on them! Handling is nice, but the suspension is a bit harsh especially on rural roads. Anyways the car is very interesting, a bit outdated, but is overall pretty nice.
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I've just been given a 1984 Santana G15 does anyone know where I can get info online about these cars?


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I've had a wonderful little vacation of quilting. We left town on Thursday and got back yesterday. Stefanie, Trudy and I went off to the cabin in Golconda Illinois and had a wonderful girls trip. We started off with a trip into Paducah to Hancocks. I'd told myself I'd stay away from Hancock's but my lack of self control was compromised.
First I hit the remnant table and found this.
Thinking of making something for Angel
not quite sure what yet...hum.
Then I saw this collection and just had to have as much as possible.
this top one is 10.5" squares and I got a 6 block section
off the remnant table.
This panel has 6.5" blocks (I got 2 panels)
The border print was a must of course!
And a couple yards of this - just couldn't do without!
Back at the cabin we set up our sewing area
and got down to business
I didn't cut enough of my hexies, but did get this much of
my wonkie lap quilt put together.
There will be another row of off white hexies
on the left side, then a border.
I also took the bunch of civil war bits I'd cut out for
the square in a square technique. I just went off into
Royce mode and started sewing them together - no pattern
no thinking ahead. I so enjoy this.
Stefanie and Trudy are football fans so they watched about 3/4 of the super bowl.
I am not a football fan but did spend that time with a good book. Book 3 of the
Game of Thrones series. I did how ever really enjoy the super bowl commercials.
With out a doubt this was my favorite one. It still cracks me up to look at.
Well on Monday the good times were over and
after a little worry that we might not be able to
get out of there Stefanie managed to conquer the snow
and we sadly started home.
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(Dec. 30, 2008) On November 17, 2008, the Supreme Court of Nepal issued a "landmark" ruling ordering the government to end discrimination based on sexual orientation, "to extend equal rights to gender minorities," and to formulate "a same-sex partnership and marriage act based on legislation in other countries," according to a report in the online legal news and research service JURIST. (Caitlin Price, Nepal Supreme Court Approves Same-Sex Marriage, PAPER CHASE NEWSBURST, Nov. 19, 2008, available at http://jurist.law.pitt.edu/paperchase/2008/11/
nepal-supreme-court-approves-same-sex.php.) The Court further required that gender minorities be defined as "natural persons" under the law. The ruling, issued in response to a petition lodged by Nepal's Blue Diamond Society and three other gay rights groups, is reportedly being translated into English. (Id.; Tears of Joy for Nepali Gays, Transgender Persons over Supreme Court Decision, UK GAY NEWS, Nov. 17, 2008, available at http://www.ukgaynews.org.uk/Archive/08/Nov/1703.htm.)
In December 2007, the Court had issued a decision that recognized homosexuals as citizens, stating: "[l]esbian, gay, bisexual, transsexual and intersex [sic] are natural persons irrespective of their masculine and feminine gender and they have the right to exercise their rights and live an independent life in society," and calling upon the government to formulate new laws and amend existing ones to safeguard those rights. (Id.; Nepal Court Rules on Gay Rights, BBC NEWS, Dec. 21, 2008, available at http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/7156577.stm.)


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The Detroit Professional Chapter of Engineers Without Borders is a group of dynamic and hard-working professionals from around Metro Detroit committed to helping communities in our region and around the world attain a better quality of life. We are a chapter of Engineers Without Borders-USA, a non-profit organization with over 13,000 members and 300 chapters across the country.
Our Mission
Our vision is a world in which the communities we serve have the capacity to sustainably meet their basic human needs. EWB-Detroit is focused on designing and implementing sustainable projects in cooperation with communities in developing countries to improve the lives of their inhabitants through basic infrastructure such as clean drinking water and proper sanitation. We also serve as mentors for the student EWB chapters throughout Michigan as they work on projects of their own.


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May 27, 2014
I want to be paperless.
No, seriously… I do. We live in a digital world, and it makes life easier. With different storage options, local and cloud, it just makes sense to make those documents take on a different life. Even if only from a backup standpoint, having digital documents is a must have.
One issue remains though. All that paper isn't always generated/accumulated at home. One business trip alone can generate lots of paper, and even if one has a traditional scanner at home, manually scanning in stuff is sometimes more than a chore. What folks like me need is a truly mobile scanner. A smartphone might work in a pinch, but as anyone who has had a need to get a professional document digitized on the fly can tell you, sometimes, cellphone cameras simply don't cut it.
This where the Visioneer Mobility Color Cordless Scanner (courtesy of Xerox) can be of service.
The review unit came boxed with power cord with adjustable prongs, software disk, 2GB microSD card and adapter, cleaning tool, mini-USB cable, and the scanner itself encased in a decent black carry case. First, it is really mobile, coming in at 11.54 x 2.82 x 2.07 inches and less than a pound and a half in weight. The review unit itself has a hard plastic exterior, with glossy white on top over a black body. It looks like a basic scanner would with power and feed buttons to the right, and SD, mini-USB and full USB ports at the back. The entire thing is infinitely portable, and has a nice design aesthetic.
The unit came with what seemed to be a full charge, so I was able to get into using it immediately. The true draw is that it does not need a full-fledged computer to operate; scanning documents is easy and intuitive; with the device on, face-up feeding auto-launches the hardware, and the device stores the scanned documents to the included SD card. It does 300 ppi JPG or PDF too, and it is possible to scan directly in wired fashion to supported Android devices via USB debugging. The replaceable rechargeable battery ensures that wires can be left at home, and it boasts 300 scans before a recharge is needed. The quality of the scans is really good, and it handles paper 2 x 2 inches all the way up to letter-sized sheets.
An added optional benefit that Visioneer advertises that I was able to verify independently is Eye-Fi card functionality. A configured Eye-Fi card gives the scanner enviable wireless functionality that is really hard to beat, and makes it invaluable on the road.
It doesn't do both sides of the paper at once; and I did feel that holding it a bit too hard could ding it up, but all in all, the Mobility Color is a great device that changes mobile productivity in a positive way. It makes one completely rethink the use of paper, and removes a major barrier to being completely digital.


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Hey guys!
I guess you already figured that the whole idea of drunk mode is just a joke for April fools day. Here's some thing I need to explain about the record audio permission.
In order to make the voice test more real and funnier, we add a new permission in the beta version. But since you don't know what it is for, many users complained about that permission. So we decided to remove it from the official version. Maybe that makes the voice test less funny, but it is users' experience that matters. And your concerns about privacy should always be taken into consideration.
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Hey guys, I'm very excited to announce that we are going to launch a new feature to avoid your unwise drunk decisions. And this brilliant idea came from a drunk mistake of our PM. Something about got all liquored up and texted our boss….
Drunk people are the best (funniest) people? Well, tell that to our PM (maybe ex PM). People do craziest things when they are drunk. Some of those things are fun, but some of those are gonna lengthen the list of "Things I wish I had never done". That's why we developed this new feature called Drunk Mode, to make this list shorter for you.
What can Drunk Mode do?
Drunk Dial Blocker
What do people always do when they are buzzed? The first thing that occurs to me is drunk dials & drunk texts.
Most people drunk text their ex, sometimes the wrong one:
Some people drunk confess and found out something that they wish they don't have to know.
People dial or text after getting drunk, because that is when they are most emotional and vulnerable. That is also when they need All-In-One Toolbox Drunk Mode to avoid the bad consequences.
Before enable the drunk mode, you can set the time duration of drunk mode and the contacts you don't want to call or text when you are intoxicated. When you try to call or text or get in touch with those contacts via any social app, the system will stop you by blocking your dials and texts. In this way you wouldn't make mistakes that you are gonna regret.
Where Was I
Have you ever been so hammered that can't remember what happened and where have you been? Or when you called someone to pick you up but you were too wasted to figure out where you were, or maybe even wake up at a total strange place that you have never been to before?
With this feature of drunk mode, you don't have to worry about these situations anymore.
When your phone is in Drunk Mode, All-In-One Toolbox will record your location information to help you recall what happened during this period. You can also share your real-time location to your friends so they can find you easily.
Drunk Shopping Theme
Besides drunk dials and texts, another bad drunk decision is drunk purchase. Have you ever bought something really weird when you are drunk ?
These people do:
Besides what mentioned in the video, things can get much worse if you buy something really hard to keep, or return.
Like an ostrich…
It's always a bad idea to shop online when you are so wasted. So we are here for you.
When you enable drunk mode, your device will be changed to a drunk shopping theme, which would hide your shopping apps by changing their icons so you will have a hard time finding them. The name won't be changed, you can still use them to buy things you really need if you are sober enough.
Drunk File Manager
Some people like to take selfies after getting plastered, but to be honest, those pictures do not always turn out as same as your imagination.
These may be how you imagined you would look like when you are drunk:
But the truth might be,
or even this,
Trust me, those photos must be properly managed and hided from anyone else.
And that's exactly what we are gonna do for you.
All your image/audio/video files produced in drunk mode will be automatically saved in the drunk mode folder. You can check and manage those files in AIO file manager. (And by manage, I mean delete it right away). Since you have to enter the right password to open drunk mode folder, you don't have to worry those files seen by anyone but you.
Hangover Assistant
Hangover is the worst part of drinking, and also the part that people swear they'll never drink again, well, before next time they drink.
So we developed this sweet feature to make your hangover less miserable.
It pushes list of take-out hangover cure food and tips about getting sober faster. You can easily order the food by clicking the button when you are too hungover to get out of bed.
How drunk are you
How to tell whether a person is drunk or not? Ask him/her to walk in a straight line.
Drunk people can never walk in a straight line, so you can use this as a tester and add some extra fun to your party!
This feature can estimate the level of your drunkenness by analyzing your walking path. You can use this as a party game. That's just much funnier than a breathalyzer kind alcohol detector.
All-In-One Toolbox is always focusing on optimizing Android system to make your Android phone faster, lighter, and perform better. That's where we started, but will not be where we stop. What we want to do is not only making your phone better but also making your life easier.
Can't wait to give it a try?
Be an early bird and Install All-In-One Toolbox. This amazing new feature will meet you on April 1st.
Download link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=imoblife.toolbox.full
Need an app to clean, boost, optimize your android phone?
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The Primerose is a Mediterranean restaurant in Delta offering dinner specials Sunday through Thursday.
This place is amazing. Nearly 10 years ago, my wife and I went on our honeymoon to Greece. The primrose made us feel as though we were back there. The decor is unreal as it mimics a patio setting in a courtyard with an open kitchen. This reminded my wife and I of the restaurants we dined at on the Greek Islands.
The food was simply marvelous! For appetizers we had calamari and this greek cheese that is flambéed on a pan. The calamari was the best tasting calamari I have ever had!
For dinner, I had the Rack of Lamb, and my wife had the delmon steak. Let me tell you, the Rack was the best cooked lamb I have ever experienced. The server highly recommended it and boy were they right! My wife's steak was also amazing as it was covered in blue-cheese and fried onions. For desert we shared a creme caramel (My favorite desert!) which was to die-for.
The service was great, really friendly from the moment you walk in. My only complaint was how full the place was on a Friday night, so I do recommend to call ahead of time. The place was packed with a line-up at the door, but let me tell you it was well worth the wait. The Bartender offered us drinks at the bar while we were waiting which made the time fly by.
Overall I highly recommend this place!!!!!!
I visit my parents in Surrey and this is one of their favorites.
I've been here many times over the years and they have always delivered and I see they are catering to a very specifc older generation of diners. Greek / mediterranean based menu had me wanting something a bit more updated.
The restaurant is kept VERY clean and has a nice charm to it.. decorated like a mediterranean courtyard and they've made it look nice considering it's in an industrial park.
Food wise.. again.. tastes good but it's just the same old stuff. they need some updated for me to get excited about coming here.
My husband and I recently started frequenting the Primerose restaurant in Delta and found it to be a great treasure that we have been missing the past 15 years sunce living in Ladner.
The service by our favorite server Tanya, is the best we have experienced at some of the best restaurants in Vancouver, and the food is superb. Each time we have ordered something different and never been disappointed.
we would definitely recommend this restaurant to anyone living in Tsawassen, Ladner or North Delta.
We have to say that everytime we have been here for dinner its been incredible. The food is amazing as well as the service. But the thing that stood out to us, has to be the ambience of this resturant. Its quiet and romantic, just what we have been looking for. Steve, Maria and there son Chris are so welcoming and warm. The service is amazing, they know there wines and are very sharing, to tell you where to find a bottle of your favorite wine if you would like to serv it at a dinner party that you are hosting at home. I am hosting my partner's Birthday party there and we are very excited to see what the outcome will be. Perfect I am sure. This is now are new Romantic Hideway
Thank you Steve and Maria for the Primerose Bar & Grill
Mike and Anna from Delta
My hubby and I went in on the Saturday after Valentine's Day, and lets just say it was first class.. It was a full house (which means good!) , the hospitality was trumendous, and the food was impressive.. The rack of lamb is to die for.. I strongly recomend the Kalamari and the Mussels Athena.. The Kalamari was perfectly seasoned and the Athena sauce was soooo good we ate it with spoons! (lol) ... To cap the night off, the owners sent us complimentary flaming sambucas and "actually" sat down with us... It is very rare to see an owner sit and greet their costumers.... They were so graceous and cant wait to see them again..
The ambience was nice and unique.. Not many places you see such high ceilings and an open kitchen... I just can't wait until the patio opens up again!
I am not familiar with the area of Delta but I don't think my husband and I will go further than the Primerose for good food... Best place in town hands down..
I have been here for lunch before and the calamari was solid then.
This time I went for dinner and was placed by a table of 13 when there was lots of other room. It was loud. No lasagne and five average seeming pastas. Ordered Vongole and chicken souvlaki. Server when asked his opinion starts giving me the ingredients. I ask his opinion and he says averagely they're both very nice. Our server had about as much personality as a dead horse. After we got our food, he never came back, never asked us how it was and never refilled out drinks. Only came to drop off the bill. Souvlaki was decent but the vongole was bland. I will not be back to this restaurant even if someone else is buying.
I went there with my husband, mom and dad. We were greeted very kindly as we entered. The food was incredible and the service was outstanding.
My mom and dad love Greek food and now want to go back there everytime they visit!
Thanks for a great experience!!
This is one of my favorites for taking my overseas guests to show them the great hospitality and food that is available here in Canada.
Recently took my brother and wife who were visiting from Bermuda so they could experience such great ambience, food and a great time. We had a wonderful and memorable experience. The food was outstanding, the staff made us feel like old friends. My visiting family thoroughly enjoyed the evening and even took back one of their menus which they freely gave them as a memento fo the evening.
This local restaurant will remain high on my list of recommendation for quality and quantity of food and great staff and atomsphere!
We have been to this restaurant on numerous occasions but they have messed up for two Birthdays. We had made prior arrangements to have my wife's Birthday and my Birthday on different dates celebrated there with our kids. They forgot! It was my Birthday that my wife was almost in tears over. She had brought this to the owner's (Maria)attention when we left. She was apologetic about it and offered a complimentary dinner for us but my wife did not want to return there. It took almost a year later for us to return but "as expected" no one knew anything about the free dinner. Maria never returned my phone call but we sucked it up and ate there anyways. Everything was good on that night. All I'm saying folks is keep reminding them if you have a special event planned there otherwise there will be dissapointment.
My two friends and I went for dinner at the Primrose. We couldn't decide what to have so we went with the Greek appetizer platter. Everything was good except the calamari- it was off! We called the server over and told her that it was not very good. She said "oh- we have been serving it all night, and no one else has complained". We said- we don't care about anybody else, we think it is off. She then brought the owner over who told us they had been using the same batter all day (yuck) and that no one else said anything. They then took out plate away, and the owner stood at the bar eating off our plate!!!! I cannot believe that anybody would do something that gross. We were not offered anything else, and our bill was not adjusted. All in all I think they treated us very badly. We will not go back


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SUNY Adirondack offers a two-year Associate in Arts (AS) degree in Liberal Arts Humanities & Social Sciences: Individual Studies – Sport Management concentration to assist students in transferring to a four-year college.
The degree path combines business and general education coursework to prepare students for transfer to obtain a Bachelor of Arts or Sciences from SUNY Cortland. In addition, through Health and Wellness and Elective credits, students may enroll in physical education or college sport courses. A liberal arts background, coupled with coursework in management, marketing, accounting, economics and human resource management, will provide the necessary foundation for the student's interest in the sport industry. Sports are a dynamic growth industry, in the United States and worldwide, and can significantly contribute to an institution's or region's economic viability.
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Osteoarthritis is the breakdown of cartilage in the joints due to chronic inflammation of the joint lining. Osteoarthritis usually affects the hands, feet, spine, hips and knees. People with osteoarthritis usually have joint pain and limited movement of the affected joint.
Symptoms of Osteoarthritis
Osteoarthritis may cause:
- Mild-to-severe pain in a joint, especially after overuse or long periods of inactivity, such as sitting for a long time
- Creaking or grating sound in the joint
- Swelling, stiffness or limited movement of the joint, especially in the morning
- Deformity of the joint
Diagnosing Osteoarthritis
Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history and perform a physical exam.
Tests may include:
- X-ray to see internal body structures
- CT scan to look at the extent of the arthritis
- Arthrocentesis to rule out other causes of arthritis
- Blood tests to rule out other causes of arthritis
Osteoarthritis Treatment
There is no treatment that stops cartilage loss or repairs damaged cartilage or bones. Treatment aims to reduce joint pain and inflammation and to improve joint function.
Medications, dietary supplements and weight loss, as well as alternative treatments like acupuncture, may be beneficial for people with osteoarthritis. Balneotherapy (hot water therapy), relaxation therapy, exercise, yoga and tai chi may also be helpful.
Mechanical Aids
Shoes with shock-absorbing soles may provide some relief while you are doing daily activities or exercising. Splints or braces help to properly align joints and distribute weight. Knee and wrist joints may benefit from elastic supports. Canes, crutches, walkers and orthopedic shoes can help with advanced osteoarthritis in the lower body.
Exercise and Physical Therapy
Strengthening the muscles that support an arthritic joint (particularly the knee, lower back and neck) may decrease pain and absorb energy around the joint. For example, if you have arthritis in the knee, exercise and strength training can help improve knee function.
Swimming and water aerobics are good options as they do not put stress on the joint.
Another option is transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS). TENS is a machine that sends electrical signals through the skin to the nerves to try to decrease pain.
Assistive Devices
If you are having difficulty getting around due to arthritis pain, your doctor might recommend that you install handrails and grips throughout your home. These are useful in the bathroom and shower. You may need elevated seats, including toilet seats, if you're having difficulty rising after sitting.
Heat and Ice
Applying heat with hot water bottles, warm soaks, paraffin or heating pads helps joints and muscles move more easily. It can also lessen pain. Using ice packs after activity can also help.
Manual Therapy
If you have knee osteoarthritis, manual therapy, including massage therapy and manipulation, may be helpful.
Surgery can:
- Reposition bones to redistribute stress on the joint
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- Remove loose pieces of bone or cartilage from joints
How to Prevent Osteoarthritis
To help reduce your chance of developing osteoarthritis, take these steps:
- Maintain a healthy weight
- Do regular, gentle exercise, such as walking, stretching, swimming or yoga
- Avoid repetitive motions and risky activities that may contribute to joint injury, especially after age 40
- With advancing age, certain activities may have to be stopped or modified; it is important to continue to be active, so find an activity that suits you
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Originally posted by incrediblelousminds
I won!
You should all just stop trying. I got the one million internet
points and a subscription to the Watchtower.
well I would just settle for the
relief of my migraine.
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Originally posted by nithaiah
I popped in the url of a post from the thread that it led me to when i typed "tarmac ufo picture" and it gave me this screen
You guys are fast.
Sorry for not staying on top of things, blame Cox as my Internet is very spotty right now and has been down for the past 2+ hours.
The forums should have unlocked automatically:
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However, something must be off. As soon as I'm confident my connection will stay up long enough (went down the first time I tried to post this) to edit the site code without problems, the new forums will be available.
Excellent work everyone!
Originally posted by SkepticOverlord
The forums should have unlocked automatically:
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Originally posted by bigfatfurrytexan
But it was a spectacular read of 13 pages of outstanding collaboration and problem solving.
The right person could either benefit from this, or exploit it. And astounding capability, even though the code was a relatively simple cipher all in all. I would be interested to see this capability truly tested somehow.
Originally posted by SonicInfinity
reply to post by incrediblelousminds
I've yet to fully
understand why boondock-saint
always talks like this
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So what is this hero thing? A new layer to the game? Did everyone receive the same u2u?


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Inspired by actual events that occurred in 1920s-era Los Angeles, Clint Eastwood's "Changeling" tells the story of a woman driven to confront a corrupted LAPD after her abducted son is retrieved and she begins to suspect that the boy returned to her is not the same boy she gave birth to. The year was 1928, and the setting a working-class suburb of Los Angeles. As Christine (Angelina Jolie) said goodbye to her son, Walter, and departed for work, she never anticipated that this was the day her life would be forever changed. Upon returning home, Christine was distressed to discover that Walter was nowhere to be found. Over the course of the following months, the desperate mother would launch a search that would ultimately prove fruitless. Yet just when it seemed that all hope was lost, a nine-year-old boy claiming to be Christine's son seemed to appear out of thin air. Overcome with emotions and uncertain how to face the authorities or the press, Christine invites the child to stay in her home despite knowing without a doubt that he is not her son. As much as Christine would like to accept the fact that her son has been returned to her, she cannot accept the injustice being pushed upon her and continues to challenge the Prohibition-era Los Angeles police force at every turn. As a result, Christine is slandered by the powers that be, and painted as an unfit mother. In this town, a woman who challenges the system is putting her life on the line, and as the situation grows desperate, the only person willing to aid her in her search is benevolent local activist Reverend Briegleb (John Malkovich).
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Sure, Facebook looks massively successful. With a mind-boggling 750 million users, the social site can do no wrong, right?
Look closer, and it looks like Facebook can do nothing right. The company has tried and failed to launch or integrate new services that might thrill users. But users aren't thrilled. And now its strategy appears to be: Just copy Google+.
Don't look now, but Facebook is quickly becoming the new Yahoo.
In technology, timing is everything. In order to succeed, you need to have not only the right product, but come out with it at the right time.
Most of the startups that fail in Silicon Valley have killer ideas or great technology. But most of them are too late -- they're trying to succeed with an idea that's already "out there."
Another huge chunk of these failures result from great technology that's too early. Companies run out of money before the public is ready to embrace what they're offering.
Facebook's success can be attributed at least as much to perfect timing as it can to the quality of the service.
Facebook emerged at exactly the moment when college students wanted an exclusive club, away from the rowdy teenagers and noisy bands that dominated MySpace. The site started in 2004 as a private networking site for elite Harvard students, and soon students at other Boston colleges, Ivy League schools, NYU, MIT and Stanford.
Later, the site rolled it out to all college students, then later still to all high school students, and then to employees of a few elite technology companies.
Facebook got famous for keeping the riff-raff out when exclusivity was prized in social networking. But then social networks stopped being about social climbing, and started being about facilitating existing connections.
At just the moment when the world was ready for everybody using social networks, Facebook let everybody in.
Here's the thing: Facebook's "idea" isn't particularly interesting. Its design isn't revolutionary. The company's engineering isn't especially impressive. But Facebook's timing has been perfect.
Facebook knows what its members apparently do not, which is that today's Facebook won't allow the service to survive on the social Internet of tomorrow.
Facebook used to be special. But now social is everywhere. Facebook finds itself trying to sell snow to Eskimos.
The only way for Facebook (or any online service for that matter) to succeed is to re-invent itself. Facebook is scrambling to do so, trying this, trying that, desperately looking to thrill users with expanded engagement with existing social graphs. And Facebook has failed again and again.
Facebook tried to become the default e-mail client for members when it rolled out Facebook Messages, which enabled people to use a facebook.com e-mail address. Remember that?
Neither do I. Nobody uses it.
Then Facebook saw that FourSquare and Groupon were gaining some traction with social location check-in and coupons, and so it launched Places and Deals.
Nobody cared, and Facebook killed both of them.
Facebook would get a huge boost from usage on tablets -- tablets and social networks were made for each other, because they're both used in the same way at the same time (most heavily while at home during leisure time). Yet Facebook has failed to come out with a tablet app, even though the iPad shipped a year and a half ago!
Now Facebook's desperate new strategy appears to be: Just copy Google+.
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LOS ANGELES — Songwriter Howard Greenfield, who co-wrote ``Where The Boys Are`` and the Grammy-award winner ``Love Will Keep Us Together,`` has died after a brief illness. He was 49.
Mr. Greenfield died Tuesday night at Cedars-Sinai Hospital, a spokeswoman for the songwriter said. The nature of the illness was not disclosed.


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I am delighted to welcome Dr. Sullivan to our leadership team. I am confident that her passion for education and student success and her tireless energy will be evident to everyone in our community.
Falmouth, Mass. (PRWEB) June 19, 2015
Dr. Eileen Crowley Sullivan has been appointed as the Interim Dean for Academic Affairs at The National Graduate School of Quality Management (NGS) headquartered in Falmouth, MA.
As the Dean of Academic Affairs, Dr. Sullivan serves as the Chief Academic Officer for NGS. Her responsibilities include: ensuring the highest academic standards and integrity of the school's degree programs, student success, and systemic programmatic improvements. She oversees and directs academic programs, determines and sets admission criteria, ensures that NGS meets all compliance and regulatory requirements, directs faculty selection and development. Dr Sullivan will also be directing NGS' curriculum review and continuous improvement processes.
Dr. Sullivan has an extensive background in higher education as an administrator, program chair, online certificate director, faculty member, and doctoral mentor. In past roles she was responsible for academic program development, policy, certification issues, state and regional accreditation as well as budgeting, staffing, and managing. She has extensive and diverse experience with designing, promoting, teaching, and assessing professional development workshops and courses. Recently she worked for Pearson Assessments & Instruction as an EdTPA e-portfolio scorer for the teacher certification process.
She is passionate about teaching, technology, women in educational leadership roles, and social media in education. Her peers describe Eileen as mission-driven, highly motivated, energetic, dedicated, compassionate, collaborative, and a team player. She enjoys reading (and has challenged herself for the second year in a row to complete 52 books in 52 weeks), golf, tennis, and all outdoor activities.
NGS President, Dr. Clint Miner, said, "I am delighted to welcome Dr. Sullivan to our leadership team. I am confident that her passion for education and student success and her tireless energy will be evident to everyone in our community. NGS is fortunate to have a leader of Dr Eileen Sullivan's caliber."
About The National Graduate School of Quality Management
The National Graduate School of Quality Management (NGS) is a regionally accredited, non-profit college that focuses on transformational leadership and quality management. It is uniquely positioned in the higher education community-- offering programs focused on providing leaders and managers the tools they need to transform their organizations. For more information about NGS, visit http://www.ngs.edu.