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BOSTON (CBS) – The recent housing settlement condemned many of the major banks for using corrupt practices in their lending and foreclosures. So what does the settlement actually mean to the average American? Has the case addressed the concerns facing the housing market? Boston University Economics Professor Laurence Kotlikoff sits down with Dan to talk about this and other issues facing our still struggling economy.
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Coach says entire team contributed to championship
INDIANAPOLIS -- On Sunday, Ohio State's varsity four and second varsity eight won their grand finals and the first varsity eight placed third to earn Ohio State its first NCAA team championship and the first for a Big Ten team.
"I let them know [Saturday] night that I was pretty confident that we were going to do this," head coach Andy Teitelbaum said. "They have worked tremendously hard and watching us build momentum throughout the regatta had me really believing we were going to pull off [the win].
"They had done all the work necessary, they had shown their speed and now it was just the question of reaching out and trying to take it and they did it."
But it wasn't one coxswain or bow or boat that won it for the Buckeyes, but their entire roster of almost 40 rowers.
"We have two more fours and two novice eights back home who are also just tremendous competitors and big parts of the program," Teitelbaum said. "I think more than anything that was the thing that got us to the championship, to the top."
Last year, Ohio State lost six seniors from its 1V8 alone. Thankfully, the Buckeyes had the depth to fill those seats without sacrificing the success of its other boats.
"The six kids that came into that boat are every bit as good or better than the people they replaced," Teitelbaum said. "A lot of them came out of the 2V8, one of them came out of the [V4]. And all of the kids, the freshmen and the novices who stepped up and filled those seats, they got the 4 back to the national championship and the 2 one place higher than it finished a year ago.
"There's no one person or group of people that can fill all of those seats. There's no Lebron James that can just step up and score 40 for you. It really was 36 women just deciding together we're going to do this."
Junior Katie King was one such rower that rose through the ranks to fill vital positions. Although she rowed in high school, King spend her first year on the novice crew, then moved up to 2V4 and then the V4 last year, winning Ohio State's first rowing event title at the 2012 championships. This year she moved again to the bow seat of the 1V8.
"Coming off of last year, we had so many giant shoes to fill," King said. "I think having that relationship that we had with each other last year in the V4 was awesome and then winning [at NCAAs], we just wanted to do that for our entire team this year."
The Buckeye rowers have had to be flexible and willing to fill in wherever needed and change up lineups for the sake of the team. For V4 rower Taylore Urban, this meant displaying serious trust in her coaches.
"This weekend is only the second time we raced in the lineup that we did, so we didn't have the whole beginning of the season to grow and learn and row together," Urban said. "But we trusted in each other and our coaches and everything that [the other rowers] have done."
Part of this cohesion from novice to varsity, from fours to eights, is each rower's commitment to the team.
"A group of athletes who are perpetuating a tremendous culture really just decided we're going to commit to seeing if we can get to the very top and they lived that the entire year," Teitelbaum said. "That's a lot of choices that a college student needs to make in order to stay on that track and they did that, they did that as a group beyond those that raced here [on Sunday]."
Junior Lauren Eckles, who decided to check out rowing after club lacrosse didn't fit her schedule, started out strong as a novice, but hit a rough patch during her first year on varsity. She didn't compete at Big 10s and therefore didn't have a chance to compete at nationals.
"I watched from my computer at home," Eckles said. "I kind of used that over the summer as my motivation because I knew how hard everyone else worked. So I trained really hard and I came back and ended up being in the 2V8 with eight other amazing women."
Her team pushed her to reach for more and she did the same, helping the 2V8 come in first in Sunday's grand final ahead of Cal and Brown.
"I think that's one of the coolest parts of our team, the fact that people that don't have the fastest 2k are still pushing everyone else to get better," Eckles said. "We were the 2V but we pushed the 1V to get faster every practice and they were pushing us to catch up. It's a constant competition within but it's just for the betterment of the team."
Rowing is one of the few varsity sports in Division I that gives people completely new to the sport a chance to work up to racing for a national championship. The stream of new talent and competition for seats encourages younger rowers to improve and pushes experienced rowers to continue to raise the bar for themselves.
"My freshman year, I did the walk-on novice program and I actually didn't race my freshman year," Urban said. "I was ready to go the next year to show I deserved to be on the team. Last year I found myself on the first four and we ended up capturing a national title last year in New Jersey and we won again this year as well.
"It just goes to show that if you really want something and really go after it enough and really believe in your teammates and coaches that you can accomplish anything with this sport. This is so near and dear to my heart, this sport. I didn't start it until I was in college and I'm very thankful my mother told me I should do this because mothers are always right."
Even though the Buckeyes fell short of the first NCAA three-event sweep with their third-place finish in the 1V8, that didn't stop their celebration, with girls holding back tears as they hoisted the championship trophy and sang their alma mater with a cheer of "O-H!" "I-O!"
"We're a team," Eckles said. "It's not about one boat. We live as a team, we lose as a team. And here we are."


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Forget Nader. Draft Moore.
How Democrats can win back the White House.
Ralph Nader is running for president again. The media blitz is underway. So is the backlash. Many news outlets have been quoting a Jan. 29 editorial in The Nation urging Nader not to run. Chatterbox's own view is that if Nader wants to run, that's Nader's business; and if a teeny-tiny number of potential Kerry or Edwards voters pull the lever for Nader, that's their business. It's a free country.
The more urgent question Democrats need to ask is whether former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore will run for president. In a column posted Feb. 22 on The Nation's Web site, John Nichols points out that Nader isn't the potential third-party contender to watch in 2004:
Roy Moore, the Alabama jurist whose fight to display the Ten Commandments on state property drew national attention last year, is being courted by the right-wing Constitution Party as a potential presidential candidate. (The Constitution Party was on the ballot in 41 states in 2000, and retains a solid network of activist supporters nationwide.)
This is, of course, the very scenario Chatterbox fantasized about in his Jan. 19 column, "A Republican Nader?" The fundamentalist whom Chatterbox envisioned running for president (and stealing votes from Bush) was James Dobson, chairman of Focus on the Family. But Moore would be an even better rabble-rouser. Apparently his possible third-party candidacy is no mere fantasy on the left; at the very worst, it's a fantasy on the left and the right. John Fund wrote about it Feb. 2 in his online column for the Wall Street Journal editorial page:
Last Saturday, Mr. Moore was a featured speaker at the Christian Coalition's "Family and Freedom" rally in Atlanta. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported he was "treated like a rock star, signing autographs and getting thunderous standing ovations." The week before that, Mr. Moore was the speaker at a dinner in Lancaster, Pa., sponsored by the Constitution Party, which has the third-largest number of registered voters in the U.S. ...
During a question-and-answer period, Mr. Moore was asked if he would run for president. "Not right now," he said, noting he is still appealing his dismissal from office for violating a federal court's order to remove the monument from the Alabama Supreme Court building. "I have to wait till all these things are done to decide my future." His friends say he is undecided about whether to run for president or to wait two years and seek Alabama's governorship.
Bush's recess appointment of William H. Pryor to the 11th Circuit, though generally a disaster for liberals, is a great boon in one largely overlooked respect. It has very likely enraged Roy Moore. It was Pryor who, as Alabama's attorney general, helped give Moore the boot when Moore refused to remove his famous monument to the Ten Commandments from his courtroom. (Pryor's conservative detractors say Pryor did it to shore up support for his judgeship in the Senate.)
If Moore does run, there's a lot of potential support for him out there. According to the conservative Washington Times, evangelicals are angry at Bush for failing to act more decisively on the gay marriage issue:
"I am just furious over what's going on in California and over what the president is not doing in California," a prominent evangelical leader confided. "He says he's 'troubled' — he should be outraged. If he's troubled, he should pick up the phone and call [California Republican Gov.] Arnold [Schwarzenegger] and tell him we want action against the rogue mayor who is breaking the law."
A broader list of complaints is laid out by Patrick Johnston, a prominent Ohio evangelist, in an essay titled "Why Christians Should Not Vote for George W. Bush" on the Web site IntellectualConservative.com. According to Johnson, Bush is: Soft on abortion; soft on homosexuality ("He has appointed open homosexuals to high government positions at a rate that makes Bill Clinton look like a homophobe!"); soft on Islam and Shintoism ("He demoralized Korean and Japanese Christians by bowing down at a pagan Shinto shrine in Japan"); soft on the National Endowment for the Arts, which finances "blasphemous" art; soft on federal funding for education (why this is un-Christian is never explained); soft on the assault-weapon ban (ditto); soft on deficit spending (ditto); and so on.
This is an ember that wants fanning.
In the Feb. 21 Weekly Standard, Katherine Mangu-Ward claims that Moore "emphatically denies that he will challenge Bush this year, 'period,' " and that the Constitution party already has a candidate. But Chatterbox does not trust and will not accept Shermanesque statements rendered in paraphrase. As for the candidate the Constitution party has purportedly chosen--one Michael Anthony Peroutka—he is described by Constitution Party President Jim Clymer as merely a "stand-in ... for ballot-access purposes."
Mangu-Ward can't be trusted on the subject of Roy Moore because she so obviously wants him to go away. Moore "might have provided a diverting rhetorical sideshow in a race full of verbal gaffes," she writes, "but would otherwise have been unlikely to make or break the Bush campaign's ongoing efforts to keep conservatives happily in the fold." She even makes fun of his poetry. Judge Moore, are you going to take this from ... a girl? They're laughing at you, Judge. Bill Kristol, Bill Pryor, and Karl Rove are laughing at you. Bet that fair-weather-Christian of a president's laughing at you, too. They might as well be laughing at the Ten Commandments. Are you going to just sit there and let them laugh at the Ten Commandments?
[Update, Feb. 24: Is Bush's endorsement of the constitutional amendment banning gay marriages an attempt to strangle Moore's presidential candidacy in the crib? Discuss.]


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On August 7, 2015, Mr. Imbai signed a consent order agreeing that he would not apply to CRNBC for registration for three years from the date of the order.
Mr. Imbai's registration was cancelled on June 18, 2015 (see notice of cancellation below).
On August 2, 2012 Mr. Imbai entered into a consent agreement with the College agreeing that he would convert his registration to suspended non-practising and would not engage in the practice of nursing as long as the consent agreement was in effect. He failed to inform CRNBC that he obtained new employment in a private home health care provider as the Manager of Clinical Practice the month prior. He continued working as a nurse despite no longer having registration, contrary to law and in violation of the terms of his consent agreement. In February 2013 the Employer learned Mr. Imbai was not eligible to practice. The employer terminated Mr. Imbai's employment and reported to CRNBC.
The Inquiry Committee issued a citation for a hearing on July 3, 2013 in regards to Mr. Imbai practising as a nurse while under an agreement that he would not practice. The resolution of the citation was that Mr. Imbai proposed to the Inquiry Committee that he would not apply for registration with CRNBC for a period of three years.
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On June 18, 2015, the CRNBC Inquiry Committee directed the CRNBC Registrar to cancel the registration of Abihudi Imbai of Maple Ridge, B.C. (Registration No. 0921770). This decision was issued under section 33(2) of the Health Professions Act.
CRNBC's primary responsibility is to protect the public. The Criminal Record Review Program (CRRP) determined that Mr. Imbai poses a risk of sexual abuse to vulnerable adults. The CRRP determination of risk was based on Mr. Imbai's criminal convictions for sexually assaulting two female patients.
As required by section 33(2) of the Health Professions Act the Inquiry Committee conducted an investigation into the CRRP's determination of risk regarding Mr. Imbai. Upon conclusion of the investigation the Inquiry Committee provided Mr. Imbai with the opportunity to provide his submissions, prior to making their decision about what action to take, if any, under section 33(2).
In reaching its decision and similar to the CRRP, the Inquiry Committee placed emphasis on the fact that Mr. Imbai has not admitted to the sexual misconduct with his patients, despite the criminal conviction, and there has not been any meaningful rehabilitation. As such the Inquiry Committee concurs with the CRRP's finding that Mr. Imbai poses a risk of sexual abuse to vulnerable adults.
The CRNBC Inquiry Committee determined that there was nothing in Mr. Imbai's submission that provided them with any confidence that Mr. Imbai understood the magnitude of his conduct and the impact it had on his patients. This lack of self-awareness is inconsistent with the requirements of being a self-regulated professional such as a registered nurse.
Given the existence and nature of the risk posed by Mr. Imbai, simply taking no action would be completely inconsistent with the College's mandate to protect the public. The CRNBC Inquiry Committee considered whether a limit or condition on practice would be appropriate; however given Mr. Imbai's lack of insight and lack of rehabilitation, it is the Inquiry Committee's view that limits or conditions would be insufficient to protect the public interest.
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The need for bank branches may be dwindling, but human interaction is still vital, so JPMorgan Chase is investing heavily in technology to foster such interaction with customers – albeit online.
Its Chase retail unit has been rolling out a redesigned version of its website, including what the bank's team calls "the conversational area." This area, visible at the top of the screen throughout the site, includes alerts the user can respond to without navigating to another page, and a search engine that spits out answers to customers' questions.
"We think of this as something connected to the way we have a banker relationship at a bank," said Tim Parsey, head of digital customer experience at Chase. "Here's this advice, this support, this guidance that's always there for you."
The site redesign shows how even as the industry becomes increasingly digitized, bankers expect consumers will still want to be able to reach a human being about questions or problems.
"Whether it is a customer crowdsourcing an answer from other customers, or official customer service reps conversing with customers, technology is enabling human interaction – in new ways – rather than eliminating it," said Nick Clements, co-founder of MagnifyMoney, a comparison-shopping site for consumer financial products.
While technology and innovation take money – JPMorgan Chase's technology budget is $9.4 billion for 2016 – it also affects the bottom line in a positive way, largely through expenses. Digitally centric customers, defined by Chase as those who visit a branch or talk to a banker no more than once a quarter and conduct three digital transactions a quarter, cost the company half of their analog counterparts, Gordon Smith, the chief executive of consumer and community banking for JPMorgan, said last month at the company's investor day.
But Smith and other executives were careful not to make the commitment to digital improvement solely about expenses. Instead, they say digital customers are more proving to be more loyal. Essentially, the better the experience the bank can create digitally, the better relationships it will have with its customers.
"Gordon showed a slide that naturally [digital banking products] create some efficiencies as far as a cost to serve," Barry Sommers, CEO of consumer banking, said at the investor day. "But the real driver of mobile technology for us is that it also significantly increases the opportunities we have with these customers. [They are] about 40% more likely to choose us as a primary bank when they lead with a mobile log-on."
The new Chase site has gone live to about 1 million customers and follows the company relaunching of its home page in July 2015. Chase expects that number to rise to 4 million by the end of the month and 33 million by the end of the year.
"Simple," "personal," "human" and "cohesive" are words the digital team likes to use to promote the new user experience and interface, but it is more complicated than that behind the scenes, Parsey said, since customers have different types of accounts and levels of functionality.
In creating the new site, the Chase's developers changed the way they approached their work. They moved from a "waterfall" methodology, where the development process begins with requirements and flows from top to bottom, to an agile one, where development comes from collaboration between cross-functional teams.
"You aren't trying to build the pieces and bring them together," said Jason Alexander, Chase's head of digital platforms. "You start with the whole and then break it into pieces."
The team works in three-week sprints, Alexander said – executing three weeks' worth of site improvement, demonstrating it, then another round of improvements.
Chase is renting 125,000 square feet of Manhattan real estate and has created a facility that tries to recreate the culture of Google; employees can literally write ideas on the walls. The office is staffed with a digital team whose executives largely are experts new to the banking industry.
The space boasts video walls, phone booths with telepresence and a usability lab, where designers can test new products with customers. Music plays in common areas, but there are "huddle spaces" for private conversations and quiet zones for those that need them to focus. The more than 700 employees working there enjoy a meditation room, game den equipped with a foosball table, electric guitar and video games. The employees get around on scooters throughout the office. There is a culture committee designated to plan employee events and activities there, including hackathons and meetups.
The bank says the team is focusing on customers before sales. If so, that would be a departure from long-standing practice in financial services. Clements, a 15-year banking veteran, says the industry has traditionally viewed the digital channel as simply a way to push products while cutting costs and using tech resources in India.
"There would be regular internal battles on who would get access to precious home page real estate," he said, "with the goal of selling, selling, selling."
Of course, Chase's aim is to get customers into new products easily. It's just using newer measures of return on investment – engagement and cross-selling.
Chase has the best mobile banking app offered by a large bank, according to a recent study conducted by MagnifyMoney, and its ratings have increased "dramatically" over the past year, Clements said. It also has the largest active mobile customer base among major U.S. banks, he said.
Digital customers do more transactions, they communicate with the bank more frequently, and they log in regularly, said James Young, Chase's digital chief information officer. The new website offers different self-teaching tools, account overview preferences and dashboard personalization options with the hope that the bank will learn about customer habits and become more predictive.
If it sounds familiar, that's the classic Silicon Valley model: to keep engagement high and worry about data and revenue streams later. It was JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, after all, who said last year that "Silicon Valley is coming." As Clements sees it, this is how the bank is defending its business while going on offense.
"If you are a big bank, like Chase, you still have the advantage of low-cost deposits and scale," he said. "If a big bank can match the fintech companies on customer experience and cost, by moving towards digital interactions, big banks have the chance to win."
Robert Barba contributed to this article.


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The Owl Mask is smashed and falls to the ground revealing this god to have the same face as Mubyou. She explains that
she is the real Mubyou, and that the other Mubyou has the same face as she does. When Kuugen runs to the aid of Toru, the copy Mubyou threatens that Toru will be engulfed in flames from the Sakasaen. Kuu taunts her to try it; however, when the copy Mubyou sets the fire on Toru, the flames are reversed and set her alight instead. Kuu reveals that the reason this happened was because of the mirror enchantment she had placed on the green bracelet which she had given to Toru. Mubyou is revealed as a living doll modeled to resemble the true Mubyou. Mubyou gives the Mubyou-doll her cloak and tells Kuugen that she looks forward to when they will meet again in eight years. Kou is shown running after the spirit dragon which left her. The next day, Mubyou gives Kou the Reverse Circle and departs.
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The book says: A traditional soup that never fails to please, whether it is made with milk or, more luxuriously, with a generous amount of cream…
…and fail to please it did not…oh no.
So with the freezing weather setting in I thought it better to dwell less on my cold induced slurred demands for Creme Brulee Lattes and frozen tootsies and instead go back to a trip I took last year with Grandfather Souperior (my dad) to Sunny South Africa where I treated my African family to a bit of soup (they treated me to a massive meat feast and two weeks of accomodation so it was a bit of a weak trade-off, but it's the thought that counts right). So it was only fair that I made one of my most decadent and delicious soups…my idea of decadent is a soup that contains meat just so you know (we are in a recession in case you hadn't noticed! Tsk).
I make this soup quite a lot so it would be unfair to pretend to you all it was my first time, I KNOW this soup is a winner. I have often made it in an attempt to woo people, and also made it to potentially soften the blow that they are being…let go…no one likes to be dumped on an empty stomach right? So be warned, if I ever make this soup for you, you are either about to be seduced or cut loose (direct family, this obviously does not apply to you).
So seeing at though I was in South Africa I decided I would source all my ingredients by bartering for them at the local markets.
Haha, not really readers, I actually got most of my ingredients from a South African version of Marks and Spencers, this is probably caused by the fact that Grandfather Soup almost got us killed or robbed on several occasions with his fast and loose interpretation of the 'Rules to staying alive in Africa' and his massive bum-bag, which he insisted on wearing everywhere. Highlights included the time he crashed into the garage with the hire car meaning it wouldn't shut and invited friendly strangers into the house for tea and biscuits (bear in mind everyone in South Africa has fenced off houses and secure garages to stop these 'friendly strangers' from getting in and taking me on an excursion around Joubert Park, described on one website as 'one of the most dangerous public spaces' in the city of Johannesburg. On our return my aunty said we must have only been spared by gangsters and muggers, as our aura of complete nonchalence at strolling around this outwardly unassuming den of inequity, must have made them presume we could only be journalists…
So needless to say, I did survive my trip, on with the soup!
The first step is to chop a lot of potatoes and onions, I always love a soup with a potato base as it adds that soft comfort factor.
Then you need to chop your fish. I used smoked haddock for its lovely strong flavour, much preferred to normal haddock.
Add 'erbs and stock and cream and simmer all together.
And finally, serve with delicious carbs.
And so…HOWZIT Tastin' bru?
The soup went down a storm, it always does. It warms you right through and with the fish just cooked for a little bit at the end, it remains soft and tasty. The use of smoked fish instead of unsmoked gives it a lovely yellow colour as well to brighten up a cool winter's day.
Cost: 7 pound signs out of 10
Tastiness: 8 tongues out of 10
Complexity: 5 Labyrnths out of 10
Overall: 7 Ladles out of 10
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Skinless smoked haddock
Fresh parsley
Fresh chives
Salt n Pepper
So there we have it, an amazing, life threatening and affirming trip which I will never forget. To end I will leave you with a couple more pictures from my trip:
Peace out, stay tuned for my next soup: 'Grandmother souperior's famous Christmas gloop soup'.


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The MJHLR is a 50-mile cycling celebration organized by family and friends of Matthew J Harker who passed away in a cycling accident May 30, 2014. He lived life to the fullest and inspired everyone around him to set goals and live bold.
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Middlebury senior named to USA Today's All-USA Academic First Team
Middlebury senior Carrie Bryant of Wellesley Hills, Mass., is one of 20 college students named to the elite USA Today College Academic First Team, which was announced by the McLean, Va., based newspaper on April 29. Now in its 20th year, the $2,500 award recognizes students for outstanding intellectual achievement and leadership.
A classics major with a 3.91 grade point average, Bryant has numerous honors and awards at Middlebury College including the 2009 Jason B. Fleishman Award; the Eaton Prize for Outstanding Achievement in Classics; and Charles A. Dana Scholar for academic achievement potential for leadership and accomplishment. She will begin graduate studies in Latin language and literature at Oxford University this fall.


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Mapping MIT Room by Room
The Facility Information Systems (FIS) team maintains and reproduces the geographic and building information presented in the MIT campus map. The department also created an underground tour map and a seasonal garden tour map in conjunction with the MIT Activities Committee.
Facilities Archives is a repository of building drawings and plans dating from the original Cambridge campus buildings begun in 1913 to contemporary structures by renowned architects.
Building information provides inventories of the buildings and rooms that are used daily for academic, residential, or support activities. This information includes gross area breakdowns, room inventory definitions, how buildings are numbered, and more.
Floorplans are available to help departments, labs, and centers plan for change, pinpoint repair or installation points, or reallocate space. For security reasons floorplans are available only to on campus MIT community members.
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The RCMP said the investigation dubbed Project Cranium involved the U.S. Secret Service, the RCMP and Surete du Quebec.
The force said four arrests were made and that the raids made Wednesday in the Trois-Rivieres and Drummondville areas dismantled a crime group able to produce millions of dollars in phoney currency.
"The RCMP alleges that the counterfeiting ring had the capability to produce very high quality counterfeit bank notes that were basically undetectable to the naked eye," the Mounties said in a release.
"Not only is this alleged ring believed to have distributed large amounts of counterfeit bank notes in Quebec, but similar bank notes have also been traced by the US Secret Service in several US cities and in other countries."
Police said they seized $949,000 in phoney US$20 bank notes.
They said they also uncovered a laboratory mainly used to add finishing touches to counterfeit notes like serial numbers and holographic features.
The RCMP release said the fake notes were printed using an offset press with non-sequential serial numbers, which police called "rather uncommon" for a counterfeit operation.
Among those arrested was 42-year-old Trois-Rivieres resident Francois Bourassa.
RCMP said he faces charges of production, possession and distribution of counterfeit currency.
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Hello there, how's it going today? it is quite fabulous weather around here which I imagine that you also share the same condition in your place. It's me, Eve Elizabeth and here I'd like to publish 1 lovely bathroom design that is associated with Restaurant Bathroom Design. Our team also provides a number of handy Bathroom Design advice, where couple of this specific tips are often truly practical, that you can put into practice quite easily in your personal bathroom upgrading job.
If your bathroom does not have the windows, ensure that you implement a number of moisture removing strategies into the bathroom plan. This is important to avoid the bathroom building up some mildew and mold on the exterior. Common exhausted-fans and dehumidifiers work nicely to do the job. When necessary, you might also talk to a skilled workman should you have issues or do not understand the right techniques to have the tasks carried out.
In order to make your bathroom feels clean and tidy, in place of purchasing white-colored bathroom towels it is preferable to pick darkish colors or patterns. Bright white is regarded as a type of color which will harvest pretty much everything from dust to dampness and therefore demands regular bleaching. To prevent these labor work, you can choose to maintain your finger towels and washcloths into one single color and then your actual bath towels to be a darker coloring. It might remove many problems in laundering and allows the bathroom area feel significantly tidier.


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Textbook of Penile Cancer
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Textbook of Penile Cancer reports accurately on recent developments in the management of penile cancer, whilst also covering the fundamentals of the disease, to provide a comprehensive, stand-alone and up-to-date volume on the subject.
The surgical management of penile cancer is shifting towards increasingly refined methods, as it is believed that a proportion of patients undergo overtreatment for the disease. Where traditionally the management of penile cancer has involved partial or total penectomy combined with radical inguinal lymphadenectomy, over the last few years the treatment involves conservative penile reconstructive surgery such that sexual function and phallic length is preserved. Furthermore, the increasing utilization of sentinel lymph node biopsy rather than radical inguinal lymphadenectomy prevents the unnecessary removal of lymph nodes in patients where lymph node metastases has not occurred. There is also likely to be a change in the role of chemotherapy and radiotherapy for advanced disease.
Textbook of Penile Cancer covers the epidemiology, molecular biology, radiological imaging, as well as the latest surgical advances in the treatment of this disease. This book is a valuable reference tool for Urological Surgeons, Genitourinary Physicians, Trainee Surgeons, Plastic Surgeons, Oncologists, Dermatologists and Sexual Health Physicians


text: Apples Foodstuffs: Apple Cider Doughnuts Are Here For Fall (For All) By Christina Phillips • Oct 6, 2017 Cider Bellies Doughnuts; Facebook A listener asked, "Does New Hampshire actually have any signature foods?" The contentious consensus, covered by Word of Mouth, is traditional boiled dinner. But for Foodstuffs, our regular look at food and food culture in New Hampshire, NHPR's Christina Phillips offers her own suggestion, just in time for fall: Apple cider doughnuts. 10.22.15: Incognito, Finding the "Wright" House, & The Case Against Apple Picking By Word of Mouth • Oct 22, 2015 Farrukh via Flickr CC / https://flic.kr/p/armk7P Michael Fosberg grew up in a middle-class white family – and didn't discover until his early 30s that his biological father was black. Today, a conversation about race, identity and personal discovery with actor Michael Fosberg. Also today, autumn habits gone wrong. We'll talk to a writer argues that apple- picking is a big fat scam. And, after more than twenty years of carved pumpkins and big crowds, Keene, New Hampshire will be quiet this weekend. We'll ask residents how they feel about the loss of a long holiday ritual. Foodstuffs: Is This the New Look of a New England Apple Orchard? By Sam Evans-Brown • Sep 24, 2015 Sam Evans-Brown / NHPR Apple growers say good growing weather means they are expecting a bumper crop this year, but when the pick-your-own customers get to the orchards they may notice some changes. Map: Where to Go Apple Picking in New Hampshire By NHPR Staff • Sep 18, 2015 NHPR Staff Autumn in New Hampshire means foliage, fairs, and yes, picking your own apples at one of the state's many orchards. At a lot of farms, "pick-your-own" or "PYO" is much more than an opportunity to buy the freshest fruit. It's also a chance to take a hay ride, watch a cider press in action, and perhaps most important, to eat some homemade cider donuts. Something Wild: Fallen Apples By Dave Anderson • Sep 18, 2015 (Photo by Sebastian Droge via Flickr Creative Commons) Robert Frost's apple poem "Unharvested" begins: A scent of ripeness from over a wall.And come to leave the routine roadAnd look for what had made me stall,There sure enough was an apple treeThat had eased itself of its summer load,And of all but its trivial foliage free… Something Wild: Wild Apples By Chris Martin • Oct 17, 2014 Phil via flickr Creative Commons October brings crisp air and crisp apples. An October tradition I recommend is searching for the perfect wild apple. Admittedly, most wild apples are what's known as "spitters." Take a bite and you spit it out. That makes it all the more rewarding when you do find a pleasing one. Foodstuffs: Homemade Cider Doughnuts. Need We Say More? By Brady Carlson • Oct 2, 2014 Stef Noble via Flickr/CC http://ow.ly/CdH92 It's apple season, and one of the most enjoyable ways to partake is the apple cider doughnut. Amy Traverso is senior lifestyle editor at Yankee Magazine and author of The Apple Lover's Cookbook. She tells says even though New Hampshire has plenty of great cider doughnuts for sale, everyone should try making a batch at home at least once. N.H.'s Apple Crop Lighter This Year, But Still Plenty To Go Around By Michael Brindley • Sep 4, 2014 NHPR / Michael Brindley Governor Maggie Hassan kicked off this year's apple picking season with the ceremonial first pick Thursday at Gould Hill Farm in Contoocook. This year's apple crop is not expected to be quite as fruitful as last year's. Governor Hassan plucked a few ripe apples and encouraged families to get out to their local farms and pick some of their own. "There are in fact great apples here in New Hampshire. We got through the winter. We've got a crop and we're really really eager to have a great apple season. 5.19.14: Civil War Re-enactors, Saving The Wild Apple, and Arsenic In Rice By Word of Mouth • May 19, 2014 WalterPro4755 via Flickr Creative Commons In 1986 there were an estimated 50,000 Civil War re-enactors in the U.S. Since 2000 their ranks have been cut in half. Today on Word of Mouth: the decline of Civil War reenactments, and what drives someone to take on the identity of a 19th century solider. Plus, after millennia of selective breeding, there are now over 3000 known varieties of apple. But, are our beloved Galas and Honeycrisps in peril? Why the extinction of wild apple species in central Asia could spell disaster for their descendants. And, when it comes to rice, why brown may not be the healthier. Listen to the full show and click Read more for individual segments Listen Listening... / 44:47 5.19.2014 Full Show Could Drones Help Protect Apple Orchards From Disease? By Brady Carlson • Nov 14, 2013 Rachel Rohr / Courtesy UNH One of the challenges apple growers face is a fungal disease known as apple scab. New research at the University of New Hampshire might yield a better approach to preventing its spread – an approach, by the way, that includes the use of special imaging cameras mounted on unmanned aerial vehicles, also known as UAV's or drones. Orchards Compete For A Slice Of The 'Pick Your Own' Pie By Michael Samuels • Sep 26, 2013 She Shimmers via Flickr Creative Commons Fall in New Hampshire means fairs, foliage – and getting out to one of the state's 300-odd apple orchards to pick your own. Elaine Starkey is out at Butternut Farm in Farmington, with her sons and grandkids, to do just that. "They usually have donuts, but we got here a little late." 'Pick Your Own Apples' now means not just picking the fruit, but also hay rides, corn mazes, petting animals, And enjoying other seasonal products, like cider, pies, and yes, donuts. Fallen Apples By Dave Anderson • Sep 13, 2013 (Photo by Sebastian Droge via Flickr Creative Commons) Robert Frost's apple poem "Unharvested" begins: A scent of ripeness from over a wall.And come to leave the routine roadAnd look for what had made me stall,There sure enough was an apple treeThat had eased itself of its summer load,And of all but its trivial foliage free… Searching For Long Lost Apples With "The Apple Whisperer" By Zach Nugent • Jul 23, 2013 www.fedcoseeds.com In the mid-1800s the United States was home to more than fifteen thousand varieties of apple - two thousand in New England alone. That diversity was pretty much wiped out by the growth of industrial agriculture and today, only a few varieties remain…at least in the supermarket. John Bunker , a man known as the apple whisperer, is on a quest to find, save and preserve long lost types of apples. New England Apple Orchards Face Apple Shortage By Associated Press • Oct 2, 2012 Judo_dad1953 Phil Rymsha is turning away apple-picking and cider-drinking hopefuls at his orchard in Harvard, Mass., because there simply aren't enough apples on his trees. N.H. Apple Crop Arrives Early By Michael Samuels • Aug 21, 2012 iMaffo / Flickr New Hampshire apples are already ripe, about two weeks ahead of schedule. They're available at farm stands and farmers' markets, but that doesn't mean you can head to the orchards to pick them yourself – just yet. It's Apple Picking Season By Cheryl Senter • Oct 6, 2006 Cheryl Senter Apple picking season in New England is fast and sweet.


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On March 20 and 21, Shoo-Foo Eco Linens was at the Esthetic and Spa Trade Show, held in the Vancouver Convention Centre. It was a hugely successful event, and we kept hearing delightful things like "oh I love bamboo towels!"
Spa owners and esthetic tradespeople filled the hall to see exhibitors like Eminence Organics and speakers like Yogita Bouchard…plus do a little shopping for themselves!
Shoo-Foo Eco Linens was there with bamboo massage towels, bamboo pillow cases, bamboo head wraps, mani-pedi towels, and pretty much the entire linen collection, all of which go perfect in any spa, especially organic and natural ones!
Here are our photos of the event. You'll also notice a film crew showed up at our booth. That's right, Architects of Change from Quebec were there filming for an upcoming documentary episode on sustainable businesses, and Shoo-Foo was a featured interviewee!
At the end you'll find us picking a winner of a $167 gift set with a bamboo blanket, bamboo massage towel and bamboo pillow case, which went to Candice from Richmond! Congratulations Candice!
Finally, our reward – a Thai food lunch at the office after all our hard work!
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I saw a 21yr old hanging out with the teens,all he did was look at my 14yr old girl the wrong way ,i told him that was statutory rape.
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Originally posted by Dnepropetrovsk
lol, people here are soooooo typical. Where did you get this idea?
You haven't answered my question...
Originally posted by SLAYER69
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I read the article.
An 11 Year old is not old enough, mature enough, intelligent enough to make life long/threatening decisions.
Are you saying she got what she deserved?
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Originally posted by SLAYER69
Originally posted by DrumsRfun
I agree with that part...we sound like a 15th century lynch mob.
Even a broken clock is right twice a day....
If she were your daughter or younger sister who was brutalized I'm sure you'd want some sort of payback considering they have irrefutable evidence in the form of a video which they documented the assaults.
read the article, she was a willing participant.
Originally posted by DrumsRfun
but bad people can do good things and good people can do bad things.
This doesn't justify what happened nor negate responsibility
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I saw a 21yr old hanging out with the teens,all he did was look at my 14yr old girl the wrong way ,i told him that was statutory rape.
LOOKING at a 14year old girl is not rape, that is CRAZY. There is a big difference between rape and crazy.
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Are you guys trying to imply that it was her fault and these guys did nothing wrong?
Have you ever heard of statutory rape??
Originally posted by roadgravel
An eleven year old is below the age of consent.
How can anyone even think adult having sex with an 11 year old is OK.
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What i'd like to know is how did so many pedophiles end up in the same house together over and over again over 4 months? This is pedophilia right? What are the chances that all these guys have the same exact mental illness? Is there something in the water in Cleveland TX? What's the typical incidence of pedophilia? Seems odd that there would be so many all grouped together like that just by chance.


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Hard Rock Hotels & Casinos celebrated the highly anticipated Grand Opening of its first European property, Hard Rock Hotel Ibiza, in Spain on June 13, 2014. Hard Rock inaugurated the contemporary property with a celebration featuring the brand's signature Guitar Smash and performance by three-time Grammy award winner, Nile Rodgers, and Chic.
"The opening of our first European hotel in Ibiza – a location perfect for Hard Rock Hotels – is a great accomplishment and we look forward to enhancing the destination's celebrated music scene and nightlife through our iconic vibe and entertainment," said John Galloway, chief marketing officer of Hard Rock International.
In keeping with Hard Rock's passion for the universal language of music, the opening concert was headlined by the iconic producer, composer, arranger, and guitarist Nile Rodgers of the legendary band Chic, who took the stage for a beachside performance beneath the Mediterranean sky. The group performed well-known hits from "We Are Family" to "Le Freak," in addition to songs Nile Rodgers has written for other artists including Madonna's "Like A Virgin" and Daft Punk's "Get Lucky." To end the show-stopping performance, Nile invited fans on stage for the grand finale as the band played one of the band's greatest hits, "Good Times." Building upon the property's first concert, Hard Rock Hotel Ibiza will continue bringing guests unparalleled offerings with an impressive summer lineup comprised of Ellie Gouilding, Robin Thicke, Snoop Dogg and Icona Pop, among others.
Offering more than 490 rooms, Hard Rock Hotel Ibiza blends Mediterranean island inspiration with the world-renowned Hard Rock energy throughout its 235 suites and vast amenities, such as the Rock Spa®, Body Rock® workout facility, 8,600 square feet of meeting space, iconic music memorabilia and world famous Rock Shop® featuring classic Hard Rock merchandise. With the destination's famed nightlife offerings, the hotel also includes exceptional dining and entertainment, such as a lobby bar, kids club, teen venue and beach club. Guests also enjoyed the Island's highly celebrated climate with private swim-out pools for specialty suites, in addition to two pools enhanced with bars, private cabanas and poolside service. Hard Rock Hotel Ibiza has electrified the region with outstanding entertainment by local and global icons for up to 2,500 guests to experience live at the main outdoor pool stage.
Internationally recognized as a world-class entertainment and lifestyle brand, Hard Rock Hotels & Casinos offer stylish and contemporary design, unparalleled service and the thread that unites them all – music. Hard Rock's current Hotel and Casino portfolio is located in the world's most desirable resort destinations, as well as urban gateway cities. The dynamic properties cater to the evolving and distinctive needs of today's cosmopolitan, modern travelers, who seek a reprieve from traditional, predictable accommodations, whether for business or leisure travel, and who connect with the authentic and powerful Hard Rock vibe.
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Dave Matthews Band: Europe 2009
This past summer Dave Matthews Band supported the release of Big Whiskey and the GrooGrux King with a series of European dates. The group will document these shows with a new box set. Europe 2009 will consist of a DVD ( Dave Matthews Band: Across the Pond shot at London's Brixton Academy with 10 HD cameras on 7/26/09), a 3 CD set ( Live From Lucca which captures the group on 7/5/09 in Lucca, Italy) and a photo book of C. Taylor Crothers images from DMB's 2009 tour. Europe 2009 is set for a December 22 release, while the group will return to Europe for another run of shows beginning on February 13.


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Tuesday, April 17, 2018
10:15 am pdf (Handout) (1.22 MB)
The Seven Elements of Effective Hearing Conservation Programs (Basic) Timothy Kearney, CSP, COHC, Senior Account Representative, Personal Safety Division, 3M.
Employers have strived for nearly 40 years to develop and implement effective hearing loss prevention programs to comply with OSHA's Hearing Conservation requirements. This presentation will share online resources developed by 3M Hearing Solutions to promote a Pathway to Prevention thru an easy to navigate site with a wealth of up-to-date links to resources from OSHA, NIOSH, CAOHC, AIHA, HSE (UK) as well as technical guides and bulletins intended to reinforce the Seven Elements of Hearing Conservation. Those elements include: Measure-Control-Protect-Check-Train-Record-Evaluate. This free resource is intended for safety & health practitioners from novice to highly experienced and provides an excellent resource for helping to meet various training and communication needs
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Respiratory Protection Overview (Basic) Don Rust, CSP, CIH, Technical Service Specialist, 3M.
Respiratory protection can be used to reduce inhalation exposures when engineering and administrative controls are not adequate or feasible. This presentation will cover the elements of a respiratory protection program, an introduction to the types of respiratory protection, and the importance of selection and fit when selecting the correct respiratory protection for your workplace.
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Controlling Silica Exposures in General Industry and Construction (Intermediate) Chris Smith, Director of Safety, Pioneer Construction; and Brent Charlton, CSP, Safety Director, Metal Technologies, Inc.
Silica exposures in the workplace need to be greatly reduced to comply with the new governmental requirements. An important aspect of the new standard focuses on utilizing the proper controls to reduce worker exposure to silica. This presentation will examine the control methodology to control those exposures both in Construction and General Industry.
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Confined Space Entry: I Have Options? (Basic) Robert Allen, CIH, Industrial Hygienist, Pfizer.
Confined Space Entry continues to be one of the most demanding and challenging MIOSHA programs to sustain. The standard, however, provides some flexibility in how an employer can manage the risks. This presentation offers a high-level overview of the requirements and the flexibility in MIOSHA's Confined Space Entry Standard.
Wednesday, April 18, 2018
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Selection, Fitting and Validation Testing of Passive Hearing Protection & Protective Communications (Intermediate) Timothy Kearney, CSP, COHC, Senior Account Representative, Personal Safety Division, 3M.
As a result of the ever-expanding range of choices for passive hearing protection and/or protective communication devices, it is increasingly challenging to select and fit employees with the correct hearing protection to ensure the prevention of occupational hearing loss. This presentation will review the various categories of passive ear plugs, ear muffs, banded protectors and electronic level-dependent protective devices as well as the available subjective or quantitative testing systems available to validate the protection of the selected protective device for each user. A case study will be presented which will reinforce the benefits of adopting the NHCA/NIOSH/OSHA Alliance Best Practice of Individual Fit Testing for users of Hearing Protection Devices.
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Respiratory Protection Program Challenges (Intermediate) Don Rust, CSP, CIH, Technical Service Specialist, 3M.
Implementing an effective respiratory protection program can be challenging. This presentation will address some of the more challenging implementation and management elements, such as proper selection, service life calculations, powered and supplied air systems, fit-testing and effective training.
11:30 am pdf (Handout) (2.20 MB)
Air Sampling Options to Meet the OSHA Final Rule on Silica (Intermediate) Debbie Dietrich, CIH, Senior Vice-President, SKC Inc.
This presentation will review the performance criteria for respirable dust samplers specified by OSHA in the silica standard. Traditional and new samplers that meet the OSHA criteria will be covered in detail along with advantages and disadvantages. Direct-reading options will also be covered as a complement to compliance sampling.
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Overview and Interpretation of the NIOSH Chemical Carcinogen Policy (Intermediate) Thomas J. Lentz, Ph.D., MPH, Chief, Document Development Branch National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health.
The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) updated its Chemical Carcinogen Policy in 2016 to address three issues: carcinogen classification for chemicals of occupational concern, how NIOSH risk management limits are set, and how information on the analytical limit of quantification is used in NIOSH recommendations. The first issue addressed cancer hazard classification. The second issue redefines NIOSH RELs for carcinogens as risk management limits for carcinogens (RML-CA). Under the new policy, NIOSH will set the RML-CA for an occupational carcinogen at the 95% lower confidence limit on the concentration (dose) corresponding to a target risk level of 1 in 10,000 excess risk, but only when occupational measurement of the carcinogen at the RML-CA is analytically feasible. The third issue speaks to the ability to measure chemicals in the workplace. These and other key concepts of the NIOSH Chemical Carcinogen Policy will be discussed, as well as continuing efforts at NIOSH to assess and address cancer risks from workplace exposures to chemicals.
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Combined Risk Assessment: A Case Study of Craft Breweries (Intermediate) Dave Huizen, CIH, Professor, Grand Valley State University.
Exposures to hazards in the workplace do not occur one at a time and exposures to several hazards can result in greater effects to workers. The risk of combined risks in the work environment need to be assessed to properly to develop controls to keep the workplace healthy. This presentation will focus on the assessment of combined exposure to carbon dioxide, biomechanical stresses and work load on the health for craft brewers.
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Robert Allen, CIH, Pfizer, Inc.
David Dickhaut, CIH, GM Lansing Delta Township Assembly
Dave Huizen, CIH, Grand Valley State University
Harvey Johnson, CIH, MIOSHA CET
Thomas Kakos, CIH
Timothy Kearney, CSP, 3M
Sarunas Mingela, CIH, Vytis Environmental
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Oscar Rodriguez-Franco, CIH,Lansing Board of Water and Light
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After losing her mother in a house fire, Charlotte is sent to live with her father in Europe. She grows to love her new life, as well as her step-mother and two step-brothers, but she quickly discovers that they have been keeping secrets from her. Tucked away in an old book in the back of the library, Charlotte uncovers the history of a fantastical country called Andeka. Furthermore, she learns that her father is a powerful ruler of this country, and that she is in line for the throne. While learning as much as she can about her previously unknown heritage, Charlotte unwittingly falls in love with her step-brother, Kaisen. As they fight for their safety, their kingdom, and their family, Kaisen and Charlotte try to keep their love a secret; however, every secret, no matter how scandalous, is eventually revealed.
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Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift, and Jennifer Lawrence are among the nominees set for a potential sliming at the 2016 Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards.
The pop star is to compete in the Favorite Song of the Year category at the annual prizegiving, which is known for slime stunts which cover artists and presenters in green gunge.
Justin lands the nod for his chart hit What Do You Mean? and he will face off with Taylor for Bad Blood, Adele (Hello), Drake (Hotline Bling), The Weeknd's (Can't Feel My Face), and Ed Sheeran (Thinking Out Loud).
Other nominees include Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence, who is in competition for the Favorite Movie Actress trophy for her role in The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2. She faces rising star Daisy Ridley (Star Wars: The Force Awakens), Scarlett Johansson (Avengers: Age of Ultron), Lily James (Cinderella), and Pitch Perfect 2 co-stars Rebel Wilson and Anna Kendrick.
The Favorite Movie Actor category will be the battle of the superheros as three members of the Avengers: Age of Ultron cast have nominations - Iron Man Robert Downey, Jr. will take on Thor Chris Hemsworth and Captain America Chris Evans.
The trio faces John Boyega (Star Wars: The Force Awakens), Chris Pratt (Jurassic World), and Will Ferrell (Daddy's Home) for the trophy.
Favorite Talent Competition will fought out by America's Got Talent, The Voice, Dancing With the Stars, Dance Moms, and American Idol, and the Favorite New Artist category features Alessia Cara, DNCE, OMI, Shawn Mendes, Silento, and Walk the Moon.
The awards will be handed out at a ceremony in Los Angeles on 12 March (16) which will be hosted by country singer Blake Shelton.


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Million Dollar Insider, a training program that aims at helping business owners and online marketers leverage a newly developed software developed in Silicon Valley has caught the attention of Shane Michaels, prompting an investigative review.
"Million Dollar Insider doesn't have all the flashy whiz bang graphics and extreme tactics that most people are used to seeing. What it does have is proven techniques, systems and software that is designed to get business owners results," reports Michaels. "It is not just a program to help business owners, but a complete guide and software system. The techniques in the program have been carefully designed to be very effective for the purpose they are intended to achieve."
After the Million Dollar Insider review, Michaels shows that it offers examples of exactly what they need to do to be successful by leveraging the newly developed software program. The creators of the program and software are so confident that business owners are going to see results that they are offering a 60-day money back guarantee.
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A young lawyer knitting away in Austin, Texas
Hi, I haven't used this in awhile and I'm trying posting from my phone.
I met Jenny one day after she found out she was pregnant. Due to family history, they didn't want to tell anyone until the pregnancy was far along enough for certain tests to be run. So Jenny and I quickly became friends, but she couldn't tell me her big news. The day she finally called to tell me, I was so excited, and everything suddenly made so much sense (I don't drink at all at recruiting events, I have this horrible rash but can't use certain meds, my food isn't sitting well, etc.) I was even more excited when I found out she was having a girl, and I immediately knew what I wanted to make.
This pattern was designed by one of my fellow LSSKers, Anne in San Antonio, for our annual design contest. I loved it the moment I saw it. You can download the pattern from our friend Birdy's site here.
Project Specs:
Pattern: May Daisy Blanket
Yarn: Berroco Comfort DK and Crystal Palace Cotton Chenille
Needle: US 9s
For: baby Emma
Started: October 10, 2008
Finished: February 26, 2009
Mods: used different yarn and a different gauge, and I didn't do seed stitch every other petal - just kept them all garter stitch since I had the color changes going on.
Thoughts: This is such a cute gift! It was fun to knit a friend's pattern, and Jenny reports that this size and shape blanket was awesome and unique. She likes throwing it over the stroller or laying it on the ground for Emma to lay on. She also likes to fold it in half and uses it to cover Emma when she's napping. Very versatile! The yarn became even softer after a wash, and I like that it's machine wash and dry. I used needles much larger than called for, but I liked this light, loose fabric for a baby blanket. The chenille yarn in the middle is a nice touch (thanks to Suzanne at HCW for that idea!).
This picture shows off the texture of the blanket better (click on it to see better):
Landon was the recipient of the Longhorn Better than Booties that I made 2 summers ago. After trying to link to them, I realized I never posted, so here they are:
I never got a picture of them finished, because I literally finished them on the plane ride up to Chicago.
They were kind of a last minute present, and since then two other ladies in our group of friends have had babies. I'll be showing their presents in upcoming posts, but suffice it to say that they got bigger items. I felt bad that Landon kind of missed out and felt that I should remedy the situation. Landon will be turning 2 next month, and like me, his mom is a big Harry Potter fan. So I thought it would be fun to whip up a Weasley sweater for him.
Project Specs:
Pattern: Weasley Sweater from Charmed Knits
Yarn: Lion Brand Wool-ease - 3 skeins green, less than 1 skein of gold
Needle: US 8's
For: Landon
Size: Knit child's small aiming for somewhere between the toddle and child small size with my slightly tighter than called for gauge
Started: May 17, 2009
Finished: June 22, 2009
Mods: Knit in the round, including intarsia in the round, until the armholes. Also knit the sleeves in the round. I took out one set of decreases so that the sleeves decreased down to 32 stitches so that the 2×2 ribbing would work in the round. Started the ribbing at around 11.5" (after decreasing to 32 stitches, 5 rounds and then begin cuff) and did about 2.25" of ribbing. I think the cuffs look really cute folded over, and there's plenty of extra there as he grows for them to be unfolded.
Thoughts: What a cute sweater! The bottom is rolling a lot - like almost 2 inches of fabric. I'm going to leave it as is now, but tell Landon's mom that when it becomes too short, to give it back and I will tack the roll down so it will roll just a little (or else put ribbing on the bottom). Since I made the sleeves fairly long, this should allow it to fit for several years. This was an easy knit, most mindless, and intarsia in the round is actually really cool and not hard at all (when doing a simple shape like a letter). I had the sweater knit all the way to the top of the L and then realized it was too high AND I had forgotten to divide for the sleeves, so I had to rip out all the way down to well below the L. Even with that, it was a quick knit, easy to work on while studying for the bar, and I think it's cute!
My blog is a pretty purple now! So far, I really like Wordpress. Easy to use. HOWEVER, I had to deactivate and reactivate at one point to get the import to work, and in the process I lost all my blog pictures I am not happy. I'm undecided whether I'll go back and add them all in. I do like using my blog as a reference, but since everything is up on Ravelry now, it's probably less critical. I also lost all the files from my original blog that I made without blogging software. I think those are backed up somewhere on my computer, but I'm still not happy about it. I guess that will give me stuff to do to avoid studying over the next 6 weeks. Before I go back and fix old things, though, I want to work on this new blog and get it going. Hopefully I'll be able to post from time to time. I've finished a lot of new projects I want to tell you about. I also want to try posting from my phone. That would be really awesome. If you notice anything not working with the blog, or have requests for things you'd like to see, please let me know.
I am moving my blog from movable type to wordpress. Why? 1) b/c yahoo STILL hasn't upgraded to MT 4.0, so I can't use the iphone friendly movable type software. Wordpress has a free iphone app. 2) I never was able to get my MT template to look how I wanted it and the comments all seem to suggest that wordpress will be easier.
Hopefully I'll be able to move all my old posts over, so please bear with me until then. AND, if I can blog on my phone, then you can expect much more regular blogging.