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LOS ANGELES --Our Pet of the Week on Tuesday is a 2-month-old male Maltese-Yorkshire Terrier mix named Pete. Please give him a good home!
Pete was brought to the animal shelter because his owner was allergic to dogs. He is kind, affection and loveable. Pete will fit in best in a mellow household since maltese dogs are a very calm breed. He can adapt well to children and can be a suitable family pet.
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Rural areas were interspersed with the beginning construction for shopping malls and subdivisions that were never built due to the real-estate crash. It was a disastrous situation for builders and investors alike. However, it was beneficial for the green movement started by the environmentalists.
A land trust, which is a nonprofit organization, purchases undeveloped and largely uninhabited areas of property in order to be able to preserve them in pristine condition. More land has been available for purchase since the real estate market was impacted by the recession. Discounted properties in Connecticut, New York and New Jersey were offered at unheard of low prices.
One land trust purchased a 185 acre parcel to preserve it. Scenic Hudson received the National Land Trust Excellence Award for its work to preserve the land along the Hudson River in New York. The award was presented at a Milwaukee convention in 2011.
The unfortunate diminishing real estate market gave a boost to the Green Movement land trusts that were able to purchase parcels of wildlands for a price that came with a 90 percent reduction in cost. Now, it's good to see business reestablishing itself. Will the ugliness of countless real estate for sale signs be cleared away in 2012?
When the job market is restored we may see those houses that were foreclosed on filled with new families working towards living the American dream. The basic premise of the Green Movement can be implemented in new homes through the use of environmentally-friendly building products. Solar panels can be used for electricity and hot water heaters. In the warmer states, all of a home's energy needs can be collected from the sun.
The Green Movement is the wave of the future for all new construction projects.

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If your cat's aesthetic is more Frank Gehry than, well, Petco, then Snookums is going to dig designer Susan Kralovec's cat trees. Handcrafted in San Francisco and made from 100 percent corrugated cardboard (with 35 percent minimum recycled content), these scratchable structures will blend right in with your mid-century modern digs.
Non-toxic adhesives and non-toxic, zero-VOC paint hold it all together, while the heavy-duty double-walled corrugated cardboard is built to withstand regular feline abuse with minimum wear and tear.
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This guest post is by Autism Speaks staffer Kerry Magro. Kerry, an adult who has autism, is a graduate student at Seton Hall University, and is actively involved with our college program. Autism Speaks U is an initiative designed to support college students in their awareness, advocacy and fundraising efforts.
Do you know that I was once called Rain Man by a college peer? Wow. I was furious. When I look back at the reason why anyone would say something like that I think of some of the stereotypes of autism. Some think people with autism lack social interaction and others think people with autism are good at math.
In the 1988 movie Rain Man, Actor Dustin Hoffman plays a character that is autistic and shows he's good with numbers but also lacks some communication skills. Because of the popularity of this movie and mainly because autism was still very unknown during the release of the movie it became, for better or for worse, a characterization of what autism could be. But you know what the problem is here? I'm autistic and I'm nothing like Rain Man. I'm now an adult great with verbal communication, I'm not as good in math and the differences keep piling up.
You see, autism is very broad. No one diagnosis is the same and therefore when we think of Rain Man we must think of Rain Man as ONLY Rain Man. He is one symbol of the countless symbols of real people out there that have autism. I think that's what makes our autism community great. We all are unique in our own way and we all have the opportunity to have our "voices" heard. Sometimes that voice is not a verbal one, sometimes it is heard through our art or music or some other skill or talent we have or simply a smile at our family members. Each and every individual with autism is a new and unique symbol of what autism is today and will be for our future. So in keeping with the future... To those who are reading…
Don't call me Rain Man. Call me Kerry. Don't think I'm bad at verbal communication, because in fact in my own way I'm great at communication and I'm getting a Master's Degree in Strategic Communication to boot. Don't think I'll be ready to help when it comes to numbers, because all I'm going to do is pass you a calculator. AND, most importantly, just look at me as me. I'm Kerry and there is only one of me. Just like there is only one of you. Let's embrace the fact that there will only be one Kerry Magro, just like there will only be one Rain Man. We write our own stories based on the biography of life which we are all living through right now.
Let's make sure the chapters we're writing are good ones, by living it just the way we are. So please call me Kerry the next time you see me, because that is someone who I was always meant to be.


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Watch out, Southern California. The infamous wrath of Kitchen Nightmares star Chef Gordon Ramsay is headed to town this Thursday. His latest target? Lido di Manhattan Ristorante & Bar in Manhattan Beach, a wine and tapas bar owned by USC Marshall School of Business graduate Lisa Hemmat.
In 2004, after relocating to Manhattan Beach and surveying more than 50 potential venues, 23-year-old Hemmat opened her first restaurant, Lido di Manhattan. Six years later -- an eternity in the restaurant business -- Lido di Manhattan has become a favorite among the local Manhattan Beach crowd but has struggled, as Hemmat described, "to truly put itself on the map." Enter Kitchen Nightmares.
Hemmat, admittedly unfamiliar with Gordon Ramsey's bootcamp-esque show but interested in the prospect of a free renovation, says "a friend brought me the [Kitchen Nightmares] casting sheet. It had all these questions that I found myself answering 'Yes' to, like 'Are you trying to make some green, but still running red?' 'Or maybe you have a great location, but it doesn't seem to entice many customers?' So I applied and casting signed [Lido] up right away."
After a difficult initial casting session, during which Hemmat says the production team "exposes your worst sides and has everyone fighting," Lido's poised and protective owner began to wonder what she had gotten herself, her staff and her restaurant into. She didn't have to wait long to find out, as barely a month later official filming began.
True to Kitchen Nightmares form, the now 28-year-old Hemmat says on the first day of filming, "Gordon Ramsay came in, met me and was nice but immediately started questioning my age. He said, 'How old are you? What are you doing in this business so young?'" Hemmat then watched Ramsay send dish after dish back to the kitchen, calling them "horrible." It wasn't until Ramsay came into the kitchen and (ironically) grilled the staff about using the occasional frozen ingredient -- a fact of which the mostly front-of-house Hemmat was unaware -- that Hemmat realized it was in Lido's best interest to take Ramsay's criticism seriously.
But a particularly rough dinner service, during which Ramsay temporarily shut down Lido's kitchen after discovering a fingerful of dust, left Hemmat in tears. "[Ramsay] wouldn't let food out of the kitchen until it was clean, but he didn't tell [our customers]. So I go to the dining room and see tables leaving because they didn't get their food and have to ask why they're leaving. Gordon yelled at me and I just broke down. What had I done to myself? To my restaurant? I wasn't ready for all this."
Upon regaining her composure, Hemmat and Ramsay had what she describes as their "first real and honest conversation. It wasn't for the cameras, it was for me and the restaurant." The next day, the celebrity chef began the process of re-building Hemmat's confidence, transforming Lido's interior into a modern neighborhood wine and tapas bar, and redesigning the menu with made-from-scratch specialties including wild mushroom flatbread, crab linguine and tuna Nicoise salad. Ramsay also left Lido's kitchen with perhaps the best gift of all: a month-long rotation with Hell's Kitchen chef Scott Leibfried.
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With Lido's new menu, an extensive hand-picked wine list, Thursday night wine tasting events and quarterly cooking classes featuring local chefs, it's clear Ramsay's culinary wisdom wasn't lost on Hemmat. While the process was "the biggest emotional roller coaster I've ever experienced... chef Ramsay left me with hope, confidence and the feeling that I could conquer the world," says Hemmat. "It was really inspiring. I hope we put Lido on the map and keep people coming back."
Kitchen Nightmares airs on Thursday, March 4 at 9:00 p.m. on FOX. To attend Lido di Manhattan's viewing party, call (310) 536-0730. Reservations are recommended.
Lido di Manhattan: 1550 Rosecrans Avenue, Manhattan Beach (310) 536-0730
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Well before Marvel Studios launched the current Agent Carter primetime series, Peggy Carter made her television debut in a 3-part Captain America cartoon, lifted directly from the comics pages themselves, as part of the Marvel Superheroes Show.
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Cannondale SI 2X10 MTB Crankset 26/39 170mm
You would be hard pressed to find a better place to put money into your bike than your crankset. Cannondale's SI Alloy Road Crankset is lightweight, and stiff thanks to is Hollowgram Si SL crankarms. It uses aluminum that claims to enjoy twice the fatigue life of 7000 series aluminum used more commonly in other cranksets. That means deformation, and wear will basically be things of the past, as you hammer out mile after blissful mile.
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- The Hollowgram Si SL and BB30 system is the lightest production crankset on the planet
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- Crankarms are constructed from a 2000-series aluminum that has twice the fatigue life of 7000-series aluminum
- Crankarms are mated to a thin-walled, hollow, oversized 30mm aluminum bottom bracket axle for superior balance of strength, weight and stiffness
- The two-piece, hollow crankarms are CNC-machined for optimum strength and light weight
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- Weight on our scale: 453g (crankarms, spider, and chainrings)
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I was not a volunteer, I was the recipient of the wonderful volunteers at the Unverferth house. My mother was at OSU for surgery on an aneurysm. Unfortunately there were complications during surgery and she went into a coma and passed away 2 weeks later. It was the most horrible thing I've ever lived through. It was such a comfort to have a place to stay where we felt surround by others who understood what we were going through. Ann Carmichael was an angel, not to mention the Students who brought us food and left little surprises for us. This all took place over thanksgiving, the students even cooked us a thanksgiving dinner. My Father and I will always be grateful to the Unverferth house and its volunteers. Thanks from the bottom of our Hearts.


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I have had the same mobile phone for several years now! Close to 5 years now! It was a Kyocera Hydro, and it was a really good phone at the time! I originally got it because it was supposedly waterproof and I didn't want to worry about rain in the winter or sweat in the summer. So, this sounded like a good option! It was waterproof too! It worked quite well! Hell, I even answered the phone a few times while I was in the shower! Never had any problems! It always ran perfectly, and I never even had problems with the battery!
As time went on though, more and more apps wouldn't run on it! However, that was fine! I'm a simple man! As long as it makes phone calls, and runs a few of the more important apps, then I am happy as a bee! However, over time, the apps that DID run on it, quit running on it do to updates! Facebook half the time was unresponsive and Chrome would constantly crash. It got to the point where the only "Important" app that ran on it was the email app! Not the Google Email app, but the one that was built into the phone!
So, I decided it was finally time to get a new phone! I went phone browsing, and all the phones from my provider that were in stock were Samsung Galaxies and iPhones…and I'm not paying 600 bucks for a damn phone! Even if I had 600 bucks to throw away like that(Which I don't), I wouldn't waste it on a damn phone! Then one phone hidden amongst the galaxies caught my eye! It was a Samsung Galaxy J3 Emerge, and it was only 60 bucks! I bought it, and am actually quite happy with it!
This phone has a larger screen than I am used to, which is nice! It also runs all the whizzbang apps! (I can snap chat now you guys!!!) and is just an overall amazing product! It has a built in Gyroscope too, so if I wanted to I could get in on the VR craze! Which I may? Who knows! I should point out though, that only the 2017 model of the J3 Emerge has a gyroscope though! The 2016 model doesn't have one!
It has a front and back facing camera which makes it a breeze taking pictures of people and things..and also awesome for taking selfies! (I can take selfies now you guys! *Duck lips!*)
Overall I am quite happy with this phone! Sure, it's not waterproof, but it's fast and runs everything that I need…Here's hoping that this one lasts 5 years as well!


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Due to popular demand, the Garritan Group Buy has been extended until the end on the month.
December 31st will be the final date to take advantage of the Group Buy for Stradivari Solo Violin 2.0, Jazz & Big Band and Personal Orchestra.
The best price of $139 is guaranteed and was reached within days of start of the group buy.
Current count: The orders are still flowing in and we're still counting. It looks like it's between 900 and 1,000.
Shipping status - most orders received have been shipped.
But we are running out of inventory and have ordered more product to fill demand. We should have more inventory the end of the week. It does not look like new orders will arrive before Christmas.
I sincerely thank all of those who have participated! Hope you make great music this coming year with these software instruments.
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A dozen innocent-faced girls decked out in orange jumpsuits march single file through the halls of the Floyd County Jail.
A blonde teenager steps forward, responding quickly when asked what brought her to Sheriff Tim Burkhalters new program aimed redirecting the misguided paths of at-risk youth.
Meth, the young girl says, explaining how she became a junkie at age 12. I hung out with the wrong people, and my mom used it, too.
A Program that Provides a New Perspective
The girls all students at a local alternative school got a first-hand view of life behind bars Tuesday at the jail.
They are the first graduating class of the Turning Point program.
And Burkhalter hopes the experience of being locked in a cell with real-life convicts will serve as a wake-up call to teens insistent on causing trouble.
This jail is a place for losers, the sheriff said. A lot of people are lost in here because someone failed them in their life.
Giving Troubled Teens a feel for what it's Really Like
We wanted to show kids that jail is not the place they see on TV or in rap videos. So, we decided to develop this program to let them know what its really like.
After being booked into the jail and given a county-issued blanket and a plastic laundry tub, the girls were led to a group holding cell and introduced to a handful of female inmates.
This is like prison, said deputy Jonathan Chisolm. You get identified as being weak or pretty in here,
you become somebodys special friend.
Advice from Inmates
Phyllis, a 36-year-old mother, told the girls her path to jail began with fighting other girls and disobeying her parents orders.
She said she became pregnant before I knew how to be a mother and then a drug addict.
I am pitiful right now, she said.
Floyd County Jail aint no joke. I hate this place, she added. If yall come here, youre going to break down and do something even if its sexually.
Another inmate told the girls she is facing 25 years in prison for her crimes. She reminded the teens they could still choose how their lives will turn out.
You are not going to remember half of your life if you are doing drugs, she said. If you dont make the right choices now, this is the next step.
Deputy Sherree Burns told the group to stop blaming family members or other parental figures for failing them.
Sometimes youve got to pick up the pieces and move on, she said.
Will the Program Change These Troubled Teens?
As the girls prepared to leave the jail, a pregnant 17-year-old said the program really made me think about my choices and what I do in the future.
Added the young blonde who used meth: I have already changed. I am not going to let myself or my little 4-year-old sister follow in my mothers footsteps.
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Wisconsin Based Challenge Academy Helps Troubled Teens 11/27/07
North Carolina Residential Program Enlists Santa's Helper 11/23/07
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What is 300dpi, and why does it matter?
Have you ever zoomed into your monitor so close that images no longer look crisp, but rather a close-up of a Monet painting? When zoomed in, the images lose their visibility and turn into little dots of color. Those dots are called pixels. The more dots (or pixels) you have, the better the image will look when printed. This is also what we refer to when we say "dpi" or "dots per inch."
What 300dpi Mean?
A high-resolution file will have a higher number of dots, required for printing. 300dpi (dots per inch) is the resolution we recommend for print files. Files submitted to print that have a resolution lower than 300dpi will likely result in a lesser quality or blurred print product. We often receive files that are 72dpi which is the required resolution for digital outputs such as computer screens. These low-resolution files will appear clear on screen but will print quite blurry. See the example below of two business card files. The left image printed at 300dpi and the right image printed at 72dpi.
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Grab some scraps of paper in the ROYGBIV color families and let's make a mini! (I actually omitted the indigo for ease of making a simplified pie chart.) Six pie wedges will do the trick. I found some round cardboard coasters in the dollar section of Target that made the perfect base for my book.
Plus, pie charts are so on-trend right now!
Plus, pie charts are so on-trend right now!
Next, find some photos that match the color characteristics. To drive home the feel, I tried to find photos that mostly featured the color.
A little touch of washi in the corresponding color...
with some tiny alphas to spell out the descriptive word...
and a sticker to add some love.
What a sweet little way to showcase the many sides of my dear daughter (plus a few photo bombs by my son! LOL!)
Some rainbow ribbon or ribbon scraps in ROYGBIV always dress up the binder ring nicely.
Keep these colors/character traits in mind the next time you are capturing the essence of someone special on your scrapbook layout or in your very own Color Wheel Mini Book.
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The Great Blue & Brown Blog Bonanza
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Such lovely blue and brown pretties, Elizabeth! How did God know to put blue and brown together when he designed the birds eggs & nest? :)ReplyDelete
Beautiful examples of blue and brown Elizabeth! I love the combo of blue and brown and your pictures are wonderful!ReplyDelete
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I really enjoyed the small tour of your home, even if the photos weren't new. I don't recall seeing all of them so they're new to me. I love the oar/paddle you have hanging on the wall above your sofa. Did you stencil the numbers on it? I have one sitting in the garage that I'm hoping to hang in my son's room after we're done redecorating it. Your home looks so very comfy, with a very casual, warm, laid-back style to it!
I love your house Elizabeth. Thanks for sharing the color of your walls....it's a beautiful shade of tan, and I could see it going with all different shades of blue. I'm adding denim here and there myself (getting some readymade slips in denim for my couches this week!), so I loved seeing how you incorporated that in your style.ReplyDelete
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Hi Elizabeth! Thank you so much for visiting me! I adore your living room...it is so fresh & lovely! The lamp & table in the hobby room are quite terrific too! Have a great week! Angie xo Ps-I am going to add you to my sidebar.I love Canadian bloggers!ReplyDelete
Your blues and browns are so beautiful, Elizabeth, I just knew it ;). *hugs*ReplyDelete
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Currybet: There is a lot of data journalism to be done on riots
In a blog post today (12 August), information architect at the Guardian, Martin Belam, calls on journalists to make the most of the data now available in relation to the riots which took place this week.
He says using the data is "vital" and the resulting journalism will have the power to "help us untangle the truth from those prejudiced assumptions". But he adds about the importance of ensuring the data is not misinterpreted in time to come.
The impact of the riots is going to be felt in data-driven stories for months and years to come. I've no doubt that experienced data crunchers like Simon Rogers or Conrad Quilty-Harper will factor it into their work, but I anticipate that in six months time we'll be seeing stories about a sudden percentage rise in crime in Enfield or Central Manchester, without specific reference to the riots. The journalists writing them won't have isolated the events of the last few days as exceptions to the general trend.
… There can be genuine social consequences to the misinterpretation of data. If the postcodes in Enfield become marked as a place where crime is now more likely as a result of one night of violence, then house prices could be depressed and insurance costs will rise, meaning the effects of the riots will still be felt long after broken windows are replaced. It is the responsibility of the media to use this data in a way that helps us understand the riots, not in a way that prolongs their negative impact.
Read his full post here…
This followed a blog post by digital strategist Kevin Anderson back on Sunday, when he discussed how the circumstances provide an opportunity for data journalists to work with social scientists and use data to test speculated theories, with reference to the data journalism which took place after the 1967 riots in Detroit.
Tags: data, data journalist, investigative journalism, Kevin Anderson, London riots, Martin Belam, riots, UK riots
… I'm sure that we'll see hours of speculation on television and acres of newsprint positing theories. However, theories need to be tested. The Detroit riots showed that a partnership amongst social scientists, foundations, the local community and journalists can prove or disprove these theories and hopefully provide solutions rather than recriminations.
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Definitely lives up to its name! Having read the comments, I multiplied the liquid and spices by 4 and came up with something my husband really liked. Thanks to all for your helpful hints!
Great recipe
Nobody is going to like my review but its my opinion. My wife and I made this recipe exactly as its listed. There is hardly any liquid in it as there should be in soup. In the ingredients there are just over 6 cups of solids while only 3 cups of liquid. This soup can be eaten off a dinner plate and maybe with a fork too. Soup as I know it is maybe say 75% liquid/broth with 25% solids. When you ladle this soup in your bowl you see all the solids in a very small puddle of liquid. As soup you usually see the broth with the solids underneath. For instance, when you prepare a can of canned soup you see the broth with other ingredients submerged. If you like crackers in your soup you're out of luck. The taste, to me, is very bland and lacking flavor. After about a 1/2 cup we discarded it.
I am John's wife and I am looking forward to trying this recipe for him. He loves to eat soup.
After browning and draining the beef with onions, place all the ingredients in a slow cooker and let it simmer away. Great labor saver, with savour at the end of the day. Adding 1/4 tsp of comino/cumin seed is my favorite.
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Is there a way that I can get the computer to make the recipes single serving? My husband is a kidney patient who needs high protein and I am on a very low protein diet. Dietitian comment: For this recipe you would need to scale the ingredients to make a smaller portion. You could make the soup and portion out the number of meatballs to keep your protein lower but increase the amount for your husband. You could also make the recipe and freeze individual portions for a quick meal later.
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Great recipe! My husband and my family really likes it even though I forgot to put the sour cream in it.
I am new to kidney restrictive diet. Isn't the agmount of potassium high per each serving? Dietitian comment: Generally each meat choice (or ounce, cooked meat)has 100 mg potassium; that leaves 248 mg for the other ingredients, which is acceptable for a meat and vegetable dish.
The kidney diet seams more difficult than a diabetic or lo fat diet. I'm not diabetic, but high cholesterol diet. Anxious to get started. Is there a list for kidney disease friendly veggies? Dietitian comment: Yes there is a list of low and high potassium vegetables in the DaVita.com website article [INVALID]Chronic Kidney Disease and Potassium[INVALID].
I just want to comment on this recipe...delicious!! I'm not a diabetic nor do I have kidney desease, but I made this for my sister, who is. I could not believe how good this soup is. I'm not much of a soup person and I do use salt on just about everything so when I tasted this I didn't expect too much. WOW! Was I surprised. I am making this again today for myself. After the sour cream is added, it almost reminds me of stroganoff. Thank you for your recipies.
loved the beef soup.try adding crushed red pepper for that extra kick and tast
You can opt out the frozen vegies and try some mixing zucchini's and add some fresh chopped cilantro. UUUM YUMMY! this also takes some carbs out of soup. mixed vegies come with corn which is starch and is not good for us if we want to eat some more later and for potassium I use my own stock when I have left over broth from what ever meat I have I freeze for these occasions.
This sound delicious. Thank you for your services!
Is there room for the fluid intake per serving in the 'Nutrients per Serving' section of the recipes? That would be helpful for keeping track of fluid intake for dialysis patients...
This is a very good and simple recipe. I add some chili powder and cayenne pepper to zip it up a little.
Very simular to what my great- grandmother used to make
Very simular to what my great- grandmother used to make
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Wow very impressive very good not too bland thou had soup all week.
Looks delicious! But haven't tried it yet.
Hubby made this for me while I was at dialysis and it was a delicious surprise to come home to!
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Randomdata is a group of fine people who wants to do more in the life of technique.
We want to research, have fun and expand our knowledge.
The idea came up in December 2008 when User:Fish was having a chat with Eric Michaud.
The Netherlands did have some hackerspaces but not in the Utrecht area. So Fish was thinking, he couldn't do this alone, why shouldn't he do this with User:kahits?
So one phonecall was just enough to get the idea rolling.... Randomdata was born!
We just got our "first" space in Utrecht which will be our base location. See space for more information. We still have to put in a lot of effort to make it a space but it sure as hell is a start!
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New Dexter Season Six Promo: Meet the Guest StarsMatt Richenthal at . Comments
Michael C. Hall can't do it all by himself.
Granted, the multiple-time Emmy nominee is in almost every scene of Dexter, but he'll be supported by a number of big names on season six. There's Edward James Olmos as a mysterious professor of religion; Colin Hanks as his protege; Mike Anderson as a new detective; Aimee Garcia as Batista's sister; and Mos Def as a possible rehabilitated ex-con.
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Groupon CEO Mason Out; Shares Jump
Groupon announced it's replacing CEO Andrew Mason, effective immediately.
In a press release disclosed after the closing bell, the struggling daily-deals operator announced a leadership change in which Executive Chairman Eric Lefkofsky and Vice Chairman Ted Leonsis will both replace Mason on an interim basis. The board has started a search for a new CEO.
Lefkofsky and Leonsis will serve as co-CEOs during the search.
The move comes just one day after Mason defiantly announced that "we're quite proud" of the daily deals firm's progress to date. Mason's tenure was already shaky before Groupon posted quarterly results Wednesday that showed the business is a tough position, with shrinking margins and growth.
"On behalf of the entire Groupon board, I want to thank Andrew for his leadership, his creativity and his deep loyalty to Groupon. As a founder, Andrew helped invent the daily deals space, leading Groupon to become one of the fastest growing companies in history," Lefkofsky said in the press release.
"Groupon will continue to invest in growth, and we are confident that with our deep management team and market-leading position, the company is well positioned for the future," Leonsis said.
Shares recently rose 5.5% to $4.78 in after-hours trading, after the stock fell 24% in the regular trading session. The company capped a turbulent first year as a public company with a wider quarterly loss and a forecast for weak growth.
UPDATE: From our friends at Digits:
The following letter was tweeted from an account claiming to be Mason (though it isn't a verified account). We haven't verified that the letter actually came from him, but will update if we do find out:
People of Groupon,
After four and a half intense and wonderful years as CEO of Groupon, I've decided that I'd like to spend more time with my family. Just kidding – I was fired today. If you're wondering why… you haven't been paying attention. From controversial metrics in our S1 to our material weakness to two quarters of missing our own expectations and a stock price that's hovering around one quarter of our listing price, the events of the last year and a half speak for themselves. As CEO, I am accountable.
You are doing amazing things at Groupon, and you deserve the outside world to give you a second chance. I'm getting in the way of that. A fresh CEO earns you that chance. The board is aligned behind the strategy we've shared over the last few months, and I've never seen you working together more effectively as a global company – it's time to give Groupon a relief valve from the public noise.
For those who are concerned about me, please don't be – I love Groupon, and I'm terribly proud of what we've created. I'm OK with having failed at this part of the journey. If Groupon was Battletoads, it would be like I made it all the way to the Terra Tubes without dying on my first ever play through. I am so lucky to have had the opportunity to take the company this far with all of you. I'll now take some time to decompress (FYI I'm looking for a good fat camp to lose my Groupon 40, if anyone has a suggestion), and then maybe I'll figure out how to channel this experience into something productive.
If there's one piece of wisdom that this simple pilgrim would like to impart upon you: have the courage to start with the customer. My biggest regrets are the moments that I let a lack of data override my intuition on what's best for our customers. This leadership change gives you some breathing room to break bad habits and deliver sustainable customer happiness – don't waste the opportunity!
I will miss you terribly.
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We're often asked when we'll open a physical store in a mall near you. The answer is: we never liked malls as much as our computers. 'Cause we're geeks. And that's what we do.
But if, for instance, WIRED asked us to put a few items in their NYC popup store for the holidays, we'd say O YES THAT SOUNDS FUN.
And so we shipped off a Tauntaun Sleeping Bag and Electronic Rock Guitar Shirt to 415 West 13th Street so they could see the big city. If you're in the Meatpacking District between now and December 27th, you should stop by to say hello to our toys--but you can't buy them there. It's a store but not really. (Watch the NY1 story where the anchor [kind of] rocks out the guitar shirt.)
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If you're more into hanging out over beers and old school arcade cabinets, we're also hosting a tweetup/geekout on Friday, December 11th at Barcade Brooklyn at 9:00pm. Donkey Kong or two player Tetris, anyone? The details:
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Despite interest rates remaining near historic lows, existing-home sales dropped last month due to low housing supply and the ongoing rise in home prices above the pace of inflation.
Findings also included those who sell reverse reported that the best thing about offering the product was the considerable growth potential with the aging baby boomer population.
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When will rates rise? No one knows, not even the Fed.
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Friday, December 10, 2010 from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM (EST)
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By now we hope you know that Ann Handley and C.C. Chapman have written an amazing book that comes out on November 30th called Content Rules.
Being life long New Englanders, they want to have a kick off party with their closest friends in Boston and they want YOU to come.
On December 10th at 4 pm, they will be the special guests on HubSpot TV and immediately after the show, we'll all swing into party mode.Then again, if you've ever watched the show before, you know that it is a party from the moment the camera gets turned on!
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For Honey Dough:
In a large saucepan, bring the honey to a boil over medium heat. Immediately remove the pan from the heat. Pour the honey into the large bowl of a stand mixer and slowly add the bread flour, using a bread hook. Continue mixing until dough is smooth, about 10 to 15 minutes.
Allow the dough to cool, then wrap with plastic wrap and set aside at room temperature. This dough needs to set up overnight at least, but can rest up to 2 months.
For Spice Dough:
Dissolve the baker's ammonia in the water in a large mixing bowl of a stand mixer. Add the eggs and corn syrup and mix until combined.
Sift the flour and spices in a separate large mixing bowl and gradually add the flour mixture to the wet mixture using a bread hook on the electric mixer. The dough will become very stiff; do not overmix, simply incorporate the flour.
Cut the honey dough into 3 portions and add it into the spice dough, 1 portion at a time. You need to make sure that the honey dough and spice dough's are completely combined. To make sure that they are, you must knead the dough by hand in a fold-and-press motion on a lightly floured work surface. This will take a long time, but is totally necessary.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Divide dough into 4 equal portions. Lightly flour your work surface and work with 1 portion at a time. Using a rolling pin, roll the dough out until it's about 1/4-inch thick. While rolling, flour the work surface and rolling pin, as needed.
Using your gingerbread house template, cut out desired shapes with a floured butter knife. Transfer the shapes to a greased cookie sheet or sheets, using a large floured spatula, placing them 1-inch apart. Reroll the scraps to make the additional cookies or decorations used for the gingerbread house.
Lightly brush dough with milk and bake until firm to the touch in the center and the edges begin to darken, 10 to 14 minutes. If the dough begins to bubble at all, pierce it with a toothpick to remove the air, and then carefully smooth out the surface. Remove the house pieces from the oven and allow to completely cool on the cookie sheet.
For Royal Icing:
Do not begin to make the icing until the gingerbread house pieces are completely cooled and you are prepared to assemble the house.
Beat the egg whites until light and fluffy, about 5 to 7 minutes, in a large mixing bowl using an electric mixer on medium speed.
Gradually add the confectioners' sugar and cream of tartar; beat until combined.
Add the lemon juice and beat on high until the mixture forms stiff, glossy peaks, at least 5 to 7 minutes.
When finished, cover the icing with plastic wrap, making sure that the wrap touches the icing completely.
For Gingerbread House:
Cut out a large cardboard base that is large enough for your gingerbread house and strong enough to hold the weight. Cover it with aluminum foil or wrapping paper.
Spoon some of the royal icing into a pastry bag fitted with 1/4 to 3/8-inch diameter tip. Keep the remaining icing covered so it does not dry out.
Assemble the walls of the house, piping thick lines of the icing onto the sides of the walls that meet. Use cans of food to support the walls when drying. If the edges of the pieces are not straight, you will need to cut them. If they are not smooth, you can run a nutmeg grater over the edge to smooth it out. Allow the icing to dry completely before attaching the roof pieces.
Once the roof is secured and the icing is dry, you may decorate the house with the remaining icing, cookies and candies as desired.
Cook's Notes:
You will need to set aside a few days to make the house. The honey dough needs to rest overnight. Once the gingerbread pieces are baked, we suggest you allow them to cool for at least 4 hours. Once they are cooled completely, you can assemble the house. Allow the icing to totally dry and harden, then decorate the house as desired.
Baker's ammonia is also known as ammonium carbonate, and can be found at drugstores. It must be finely ground. You may notice an odor of ammonia while baking, but this will quickly dissipate and will not have an odor or taste when completed.
When preparing the royal icing, you MUST make sure that the bowl and all utensils used are free from any traces of grease. The smallest trace of grease will not allow the icing to firm up.
When you are deciding on a gingerbread house template, please keep in mind that it cannot be larger than the cookie sheet you are using to bake the pieces.
When combining the honey dough and spice dough, it is very important that you combine them completely. Otherwise, the house pieces will cook uneven and the flavor will not be consistent. This process will require a lot of "elbow grease" when combining. Because the dough is so thick, you will need to do it by hand.
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Location: Napanee
It Is All About The People
Today we are just east of Twillingate, Nl just west of Fogo Island.
We are almost at our half way mark (St. John's, Newfoundland) of our lap around Canada and I would have to say it is filled with amazing people; and as far as I know none of them are famous sports figures, actors or politicians. Gary and I have had the unmistakable pleasure of being free from all media outlets and therefore have discovered many things about our part of the world in Canada and the people living here. Most people are good, kind, caring and honest folks.
Here is a glimpse into some of the people we have met.
In Napanee, Ontario, I randomly approached a guy on the street to ask directions to the tourist info centre and the next thing I knew, photographer Geoff Webster was offering to be our personal historical tour guide around the town. We spent a little over an hour with him and had the opportunity to meet his friend Holly who is a local jewelry designer and co-owns Frayed Around the Edges with her partner Ingrid, a clothing designer. Both Ingrid and Holly are strong advocates for buying handmade and buying local.
Lyn came up to Gary at the closed tourist info centre in Marmora, Ontario and asked if she could help him find something. He explained what we were doing and then without hesitation, Lyn invited us to stay at her mom's cabin on Twin Sisters Lake about 15 minutes outside of town. We swam in the tepid water, enjoyed a scrumptious dinner and got to know a little bit about her and her family. Gary and I found out that her dad had passed away this past January and this was the first time her family and her mom had been to the cabin without him. He spent 30 years building the family cabin where Lyn and her sister grew up but unfortunately wasn't able to fully complete it. What he did complete in his life time were a few volumes of wonderful family memories that will be his legacy for generations to come. I have to admit I was completely surprised after finding out about her father that Lyn would have invited us to stay but I am glad that she did as Gary and I thoroughly enjoyed our time with them. Thank you Lyn, Chris and Lois for adding another wonderful memory to our journey!
In Peterborough, Ontario a nice man by the name of Jack rode his electric bicycle up to our picnic table. He came to admire Arty and stayed for about a half hour, regaling us with some of his life stories from the past 85 years. Jack was never a rich man but he always had what he wanted in life. He says you can have all that you want, just not all at the same time. Some good advice I'd say. He told us about the 58 cars he has owned over the years. Most of those he has bartered or traded for or found ways of acquiring without getting into debt or going to jail. As a matter of fact he tried to trade us a collection of antique clocks for Arty. His dream is to get his hands on a Westfalia and travel to Alaska.
In Sherbrooke, Quebec, Francesca accepted our CouchSurfing request even though she was super busy. She made us a wonderful squash soup with a roasted eggplant and feta cheese side dish and even hooked us up with an artist to interview in her area. When our stay was over she sent us on our way with a container of her delicious gourmet cupcakes. Crave Cupcakes, eat your heart out!
It has been our modus operandi on our trip to be last minute with our CouchSurfing requests because we don't really know where we will be or when. CouchSurfing diva France from Edmundston, New Brunswick answered our call for a last minute couch. When we arrived at her home she greeted us and in the same breath was giving us instructions about the shower, internet WiFi and use of her hot tub as her and her daughter were running out the door to attend a family function. If we arrived a few minutes later we would have found a note stuck to the door with all the pertinent information. It is amazing how trusting people are! France told us later that it is better to think the best of people rather than the worst. When her and her daughter arrived home, we shared some laughs about gas station mishaps (ie. forgetting to pay and being surprised to see the police at your door) and some of her more colourful Couchsurfing guests. Although our time spent with France was brief, it definately was not without quality.


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Well, it seems like I haven't posted in quite a while. To catch you all up, heres what I've been up to. Trista's gone back to school to study speech and hearing sciences and eventually become (probably) a speech language pathologist. To further that aim we have moved into the U-District of Seattle while she attends the University of Washington. This is mostly why I've been so quiet as of late. Packing, moving, unpacking and so on. This is not to say that I've gone dormant in my efforts to make as many journals and as much art as possible. Ive been working, just slowly. Very. Slowly.
Theres a lot on my and Gearskull Studios horizons. Coming up at the end of this summer I'm going to be an Enforcer (volunteer) at PAX. This October is gonna be a busy one, I have a vendor table at both Journalfest and Steamcon. Then April 2012 is the big one! Like I posted before I'm going to be teaching at Artfest. Im teaching Metal Adventure Journals and The Wearable Journal. I'll also have a vendor table there as well.
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Shanghai Faith Industrial Co., Ltd.
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Company-supplier verification services: China Credit Information Service (P.R.C.) Ltd. [CCIS (PRC)]
Business license (registration number): 310114002555606
Date of issue of the license: 2013-06-17
License expiration date: 2023-06-16
The registered capital of the company: RMB 500,000
Company Name: Shanghai Faith Industrial Co., Ltd.
Country / Territory: China (Mainland)
Registered address: Room 1-203-104, No. 337, Shahe Road, Jiangqiao Town, Jiading District, Shanghai, China (Mainland)
Year of Incorporation: 2013
Authorized Legal Representative / CEO: Liang Shi
Legal Forms of Business: Limited Liability Company
Issuing Authority: Shanghai Administration of Industry and Commerce Jiading Branch
Business Type: Trading Company
Operational Address: Room 709, Office Building 10, Wanda Plaza, Jiangqiao, Lane 26, Hexuan Rd., Jiading Dist., Shanghai, China (Mainland)
Full Name of Applicant: Mr. Steven Shi
Department of the Company: Sales Department
Position in company: Legal Representative
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(TRINIDAD, Colo.) – Trinidad State soccer coach Peter Freeman is excited to announce the signing of Trinidad High School standout Amber Mitchell to the 2017-18 Trojan team. Amber was a goalkeeper for the Trinidad Lady Miners soccer program. She had a tremendous senior season; statistically she was one of the leaders in the state recording 181 saves. Amber is a multisport athlete who lettered in soccer, basketball, and volleyball. She was also a great student in the classroom earning recognition on the Principal's honor roll as well as earning an academic letter.
"Amber will be a great addition to the program," commented Coach Freeman. "She has a good foundation in goal and I am excited to see how much she can improve by joining the program. She is a great kid with a lot of potential. I am pleased that Amber has decided to continue her academic and athletic career at Trinidad State, she is the first player from the Trinidad community to sign an NJCAA Letter of Intent to the TSJC women's soccer program."
Amber will join the Lady Trojans this fall as they prepare to make another run at the Region IX title.


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I have often been asked exactly how many scarves I own. I wear one pretty much everyday, and am constantly buying more. I am to the point now where I am getting multiple of the same color!
The other weekend I found a new spot for my scarves. It is easy to sort through them now, the only problem is that I am going to either have to stop buying them, or find another spot as these drawers are right full!
The zebra one in the back corner is one of my favorites. And yes there are 3 white ones. One is new, it was a Christmas gift, and the cream one was also a gift from Australia. There are a couple black ones as well...
The black and plaid one in the bottom corner is another favorite of mine. The most expensive one... would be the real Burrberry one in the top right corner. That baby set me back a few hundred dollars, but boy do I love it!


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Full-Coverage Esthetic Restorations for Early Childhood Caries
All too often, very young children present with severe early childhood caries. They present with decay that has devastated their primary teeth, destroying both form and function. The demand for full-coverage esthetic restorations is higher than ever. Parents and children alike insist on alternatives to the stainless steel crowns that were common in the last generation.
Zirconia is relatively new to the pediatric dental scene. Zirconia crowns fulfill the requirements for full-coverage esthetic restoratives because they are esthetic, durable, and simple to use.
The following 2 case studies show the all too familiar scenarios of early childhood caries.
Case 1: A 5-year-old male presented for a check-up. After a visual and radiographic examination, I concluded that there was rampant decay on all of the patient's primary molars. I discussed treatment options with the patient and his family, including the choices in different types of crowns. It was of utmost importance to the family that I placed a "tooth-colored" restoration on the patient's tooth.
After discussing treatment options, we chose to perform a full-coverage restoration on the patient?s lower right first primary molar because of the extent of decay and pulpal involvement. For the final treatment, we chose a restoration with a NuSmile ZR Pediatric Crown (NuSmile), primarily for esthetics, but also for the durability of the zirconia material.
Using NuSmile ZR Pediatric Crowns, I did not encounter any challenges because the crowns are easy to use and esthetically pleasing. The final outcome was successful as both the patient and the patient?s family were happy with the restoration.
Case 2: A 3-year-old female presented with severe early childhood caries. With a visual and radiographic examination, it was clear that all 6 of the patient's maxillary anterior teeth were affected. I discussed treatment options with the patient and the patient's parent, and the final treatment chosen for this case was 6 full-coverage esthetic restorative crowns instead of extraction. I used NuSmile ZR Pediatric Crowns (NuSmile) for this case as well.
The final outcome was successful as the patient had an esthetically pleasing smile. The patient was restored both functionally and esthetically.


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Billy – Father (Right flipper band)
Billy arrived at the Taronga Wildlife Hospital with a wildlife carer as an adult in 2009 after being found sick and injured in shallow water at Anna Bay in the Port Stevens area, north of Sydney. He lost his right foot which was caught in fishing line, and the penguin could not be released.
Billy is known by keepers to be a great father to his chicks and even stole a female and nest from another male, Brook. Since Billy took over the nest with Drill they have remained a couple and have bred each season.
Drill – Mother (Left flipper band)
Drill hatched at Taronga Zoo in 2003 and currently lives with two of her chicks from previous breeding seasons. She is quite remarkable as the average life expectancy of Little Penguins is 6.5 years.
Drill has successfully raised 14 chicks since she began breeding.
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Daily Talk on Pistols, Rifles, & Accessories
What's happening in the world of firearms?
People who don't pay attention to gun news every day might not be aware of some of the great forward movements the industry has been making in the last 10 or 15 years. There's been great advances in firearm technology as well as some of the laws that govern them. Here's a quick overview of some of those and why we haven't quite lost all hope in the struggle for Second Amendment rights.
Advances in firearm technology
One of the biggest advancements in firearms technology is the development and widespread use of polymers. In the 70s and 80s when these materials first started coming out, they were very expensive when compared to the traditional steel construction of most guns. Now most of these materials are ubiquitous in the firearms industry with Glock making full lines of Polymer framed pistols ever since the mid 1980s. Their innovative line of 1911 grips is a favorite of mine.
This widespread use and availability of polymer today has cause the prices of other accessories like large capacity magazines to drop in price because they can be mass-produce with cheaper inputs than steel.
It has also caused guns to be a lot lighter. It's no surprise that law enforcement's sidearm of choice today is the Glock because it is a much lighter gun due to its polymer frame. If you are a police officer or someone who concealed/open carries, shaving off some weight can be a big help.
While the advances in polymer compounds are a bit outdated, some cutting edge advancements in firearms technology are sight advancements. Today, red-dot, collimator, or holographic sights are becoming very affordable and popular. While the traditionalists still using iron sights may object to this breakthrough, collimator sights have been proven to be just as effective as iron sites and in many cases faster on target. In fact, many military personnel don't even train on iron sights anymore.
Another area of huge advancement are lasers. People can affordable own laser sights for guns and the quality and range of them have improved dramatically.
States movement towards CCWs
People forget that it was not that long ago when concealed carry wasn't something you could do very easily—or at all. In 1986, there were over 15 states that did not allow concealed carry of weapons at all—period. It was completely banned. Today, thankfully almost every single state has passed some form of concealed carry that allows citizens to lawfully protect themselves. Even the last holdout state of Illinois passed a concealed carry law in 2013.
Think about that progress. Less than 30 years ago there were over 15 states that banned concealed carry all together. Now every state has some form of concealed carry. This is reason enough not to lose hope.
Courts Recognizing People's Rights to Possess Firearms
In 2008, in D.C. v. Heller the Supreme Court formally recognized that handguns are "arms" for the purposes of the Second Amendment. Before this decision, residents of Washington, D.C. were prohibited from owning any handguns except those that were registered before 1975. The law also required all firearms in the home to be kept unloaded, dissembled, or bound by a trigger lock. It pretty much required owners to lock their firearms up in high quality top-rated gun safes at all times. Luckily, the court struck down both of these elements.
More recently in Palmer v. D.C., the Supreme Court struck down Washington D.C.'s absolute prohibition on the concealed carry of handguns outside of the home.
While we will always have people like Senator Dianne Feinstein grandstanding about their stance to restrict everyday citizens' access to firearms, we are making slow progress in the movement for Second Amendment rights.
We should be happy about the progress we have made thus far, but we should not forget that tyranny never sleeps and the fight for freedom is a perpetual fight.