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Invoice Program
Bid-n-Invoice Lawn Care v.2 2
Bid-n-Invoice Lawn Care is an Estimate and Invoice program for the Lawn Care professional. This software program allows you to print Estimates, Invoices, Work Orders, Credit/Refund statements and Past Due Notices.
Bid-n-Invoice Office Cleaning v.2 2
Bid-n-Invoice Office Cleaning is an Estimate and Invoice program for the Office Cleaning professional. No expensive forms to buy just use blank computer paper.
GNInvoicePrinting v.1 8
Invoice Printing Software is a invoice program for any business. It designs invoices of any formats, saves data and prints invoice on plain or pre-printed stationary. You can design any invoice you want from the famous tax programs.
Invoiceit!Pro v.22.214.171.124
The Scrambled Card Company's invoiceit! invoicing & billing program is an easy-to-learn invoice program, with ALL the features you need for YOUR business.
Billing Management Tool
Professional invoice program is very helpful for any user including accountants, lawyers, programmers, consultant, doctors etc anyone who want invoices for product or labor. Inventory management software provides few simple steps for making bills, ledger
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Invoice program for german
Simply Invoice v.184.108.40.206
Simply Invoice is a comprehensive invoicing system that allows you to manage your business very easily. With this program you can create invoices, quotes, and purchase orders in a snap.
Invoice - Free Download v.6.00
Easy to setup, and very easy to learn Invoicing program with powerful features. This is a perfect solution for small to mid-size Business. Easy Invoice provides Product Sales, Services and Professional Invoice format, Quotations and Packing-Lists,
Service Invoice Template v.1.10
Service Invoice Template is an Excel workbook file which provides an easy to use, neat and simple invoice form for small businesses who provides service to their clients and don't have a need to ship physical products.
Uniform Invoice Software Net v.3.11
Uniform Invoice Software is the new generation of Excel Invoice Manager - our popular invoicing software since 2005. It is completely redesigned and optimized based the experience we got in the past years.
Excel Invoice Template v.1.5
Excel Invoice Template, a billing software & invoice software based on Excel, provides a Fill In The Blank invoice form and is capable of calculating invoices. The invoice template provides an intuitionist interface for creating invoices.


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Nerftoss: "Dream of Pennies"
Making tunes weird and gorgeous seems no small for one John Jones, the Baltimore resident who strums a few bars in Dope Body by day, and operates as Nerftoss on the side. Nerftoss first emerged on our radar last year, and his debut release-- Spirit Advantage on Leaving Records-- provided a subtly addictive balance, mining pleasant ambiance and the deepest corners of his folk and jazz crates. The comparison to his homie ahnnu was justified, but with "Dream of Pennies," Jones decided to take a third, previously unexplored option. Described by the man himself as "making a fictional band," "Pennies" proceeds to do just that, taking micro-sized samples and sculpting them into a kraut-surf groove, slowly building to a swell as the tune tuckers itself out. As a bonus, there's also puppies.
Nerftoss' latest release, Maiden Powers, is out November 18 on LP and digital via Ehse.

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Employee Shift Management System Project is developed in asp.net. Main objective of this project is to develop a web application which is useful for managers to handle employee work schedule and shift details effectively.
Employee Shift Management System Objectives:
The proposed system is an attempt to provide a rich solution to lessen the inconvenience in handling the cumbersome job of managing and scheduling a large pool of employees who are to be assigned to different shifts. Systematic handling of the schedules in such a way is a key to increasing its manageability. Objective:-
- The job can be decomposed to convenient modules of setting / editing shift details as per the project requirements so that they can be implemented easily and more productively.
- A comprehensive report generation technique is in place to put on screen the various categories of reports as per the requirements
- One manager/team leader is only responsible for his team and can't have the details of other teams. This brings in security to the system.
- The allowances of the employees who work in different shifts is calculated by the system for the benefit of the GAP / Finance department
- Shift swapping is also possible with the new system.
- The employees can be given the facility to view their shift details as well as the allowances that they are expected to get.
- Employee backup facilities can be incorporated in case an employee is not able to turn up for the designated shift
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Bald Prophet Bracket Projection Update: Baylor and USC Upset the Apple Cart?March 14, 2009
Things were starting to settle a bit yesterday afternoon as some of the 10 and 11 seeds could breathe as the higher seeds took control in their conference tournaments. However, Kentucky needs a miracle after LSU took them out and is likely to see their streak of 17 straight tournament appearances come to an end.
Then came the night games.
Syracuse survived another overtime to beat West Virginia and advance to the Big East finals. But Baylor and USC also reached their finals, which could result in the death of two at-large dreams if they win today. Michigan and Cal have precarious holds on their at-large bids, so wins by their brethren could see them on the outside looking in.
Meanwhile, the Atlantic 10 final has Temple squaring off against Duquesne. Give yourself major hoops-geek points if you picked that scenario. With Xavier and Dayton likely receiving bids the A-10 gets three teams in.
The SEC is looking like a two-bid league with LSU and Tennessee being the only teams to dance. Auburn has to beat the Vols at the very least to be considered as the third team and Mississippi State has to win the whole shooting match.
The last four in at the moment: St. Mary's, Maryland (thanks to a win over Wake Forest), Cal, and Michigan.
The last four out are: Auburn, Penn State, Florida, and South Carolina.
After today, things should be set in stone. Only three bids get clinched tomorrow (ACC, SEC, and Big Ten).
Bracket Projection (teams who have clinched are in bold)
1 Pitt v 16 Radford
2 Duke v 15 Morgan State
3 Kansas v 14 Portland State
4 Florida State v 13 Cleveland State
5 UCLA v 12 VCU
6 Tennessee v 11 Creighton
7 BYU v 10 Wisconsin
8 Ohio State v 9 Texas A&M
South Region
South Region
1 UNC v 16 Morehead State
2 Oklahoma v 15 East Tennessee State
3 Villanova v 14 Buffalo
4 Xavier v 13 Northern Iowa
5 West Virginia v 12 St. Mary's
6 Purdue v 11 Temple
7 Arizona State v 10 Boston College
8 Butler v 9 Texas
Midwest Region
Midwest Region
1 Louisville v 16 Play-In (Chattanooga v Alabama St.)
2 Michigan State v 15 Cornell
3 Wake Forest v 14 Binghamton
4 Missouri v 13 American
5 Gonzaga v 12 Maryland
6 Utah v 11 California
7 Marquette v 10 Utah State
8 LSU v 9 Minnesota
West Region
West Region
1 Memphis v 16 CS-Northridge
2 UConn v 15 Robert Morris
3 Washington v 14 North Dakota State
4 Syracuse v 13 Stephen F. Austin
5 Illinois v 12 Western Kentucky
6 Oklahoma State v 11 Michigan
7 Clemson v 10 San Diego State
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The best mini projector is the AAXA P300. It's bright enough for both dark rooms and those with some light. It's easier to position for a large image than its competitors. Plus, it has better contrast ratios, more inputs than other models, and an optional battery for use on the go. Other models might be more portable but won't be as useful as the AAXA P300.
After 20 hours of research and another 25 hours of hands-on testing and measuring five models, the AAXA P300 stood apart. We watched movies and edited spreadsheets, both with the lights on and lights off, to determine that it is the most versatile option.
The LG PH300 has much more accurate color than the AAXA (and even a full color management system), but it only measures at 151 lumens, so it isn't as bright. It also has a longer throw distance: From 5 feet away, the LG only gives you a 42-inch image while the AAXA produces a 58-inch image. It also has a built-in tuner and speakers, which are nice if you need a portable TV replacement (for projecting against the outside wall of your house, for instance).
If you need the absolute smallest mini projector to carry around for business, the ASUS S1 is much smaller than the AAXA or LG and comes with a carrying case. Its built-in battery delivers up to 3 hours of use, and it produces a similarly large image to the AAXA from the same distance, but since the ASUS only puts out 90 lumens (and at 480p, not 720p or higher like the others we tested), that image is much dimmer, noticeably washed out, and lower in resolution. So you'll need to stick to larger type and dim the lights for your presentations.
Why you should trust us
I've been reviewing projectors and home theater equipment since 2008. I am an ISF Level II Certified Calibrator so I am aware of what makes for a good image and how to get that out of a projector. I have all the necessary test equipment and software to provide the objective measurements to go along with my subjective opinions, which we'll talk about later.
Who should get this
If you need to be able to show something to a group of people, a mini projector makes it easy to display content on a wall anywhere. If you have a mini projector but it isn't bright enough or isn't battery-powered, then upgrading to our pick makes sense. If you have a projector but it's too large to easily carry around with you, then one of our alternate picks might make the most sense.
If you already have a mini projector that's plenty bright, then there isn't much reason to upgrade unless you want a feature like a TV tuner. mini projectors are fairly recent devices, so the one you have likely isn't outdated yet.
A mini projector can also be used for impromptu movie nights. They are small enough to easily carry to a bedroom and show a 50-inch-plus image on the wall. They likely aren't bright enough for an outdoor movie night, but if you keep the image small, and your yard is dark, it might work.
So overall, a mini projector doesn't replace a TV or full-sized projector, but it works well for occasional use.
How we picked and tested
A good mini projector needs to be easy to carry around, bright enough to be usable, and designed with the necessary inputs (like HDMI). Ideally, it should also provide battery power so you can use it with a laptop or smartphone and nothing else if desired.
At a minimum we decided a good mini projector should offer at least 100 lumens. There are many models out there that only claim 30 lumens, but in the real world this isn't very useful. 30 lumens would create a very dim 40-inch image in a dark room and would be virtually worthless in a room with the lights on. These devices might be very tiny, or provide a trick that seems cool the first time you see it, but the image is so poor you likely won't use them more than once.
The more you spend on a mini projector, the bigger the improvement is in the number of lumens you get. More lumens let you project a larger, brighter image, which makes using the projector more flexible. Moving up to more lumens will also mean the projector will be larger and have shorter battery life, so you really want to choose a model with enough lumens for your needs, but not so many that you are carrying around extra bulk you don't need.
It also needs to have a full-size HDMI input. HDMI is as universal a connection as we have today and is supported by almost all consumer electronics devices. Some mini projectors only accept a Mini HDMI input, which requires you to carry around a special HDMI to Mini HDMI cable or adapter at all times as well. Since there are plenty of projectors available with full-size HDMI ports, even in very tiny packages, this is a compromise you shouldn't have to make. At some point you won't have the correct cable with you. Finding an HDMI cable is usually pretty easy, but a Mini HDMI cable is not.
Ideally a projector should either have a battery built in or include the option to add one. A built-in battery for use on the go makes a mini projector more useful than one that has to be powered from the wall. Most batteries, however, are only good for 60-120 minutes. That's enough for a presentation or a few YouTube videos, but only those on the upper end of that range could handle most movies. It's also worth noting that projectors are often not as bright when running on battery as when connected to a power outlet, but any image is better than none.
Given the choice, we prefer a mini projector that has a shorter throw distance, i.e. one that can display a larger image when placed closer to the wall. It's usually easier to place a projector closer to the wall than farther to get an image of the correct size. If one projector can do a 50-inch image from 4 feet away and another needs to be 7 feet away, we prefer the one that can do it from only 4 feet away.
Each projector was evaluated both objectively and subjectively. Objective measurements were done using SpectraCal's CalMAN software with a DVDO AVLab TPG test pattern generator and an i1Pro 2 spectrophotometer and Klein K-10Acolorimeter to measure the results. Subjectively we watched Blu-ray content and presentations (the latter using a MacBook as the source). We tested with lights on and lights off, as a mini projector is more likely to be used with the lights on than a traditional projector.
Our tested models (clockwise from upper left: Brookstone Pocket Projector, LG PH300, Asus S1, Aaxa P300, and ZTE Spro 2).
Using an HDMI splitter we could view the same content on two projectors side-by-side. This makes it easy to notice differences in brightness, color, image size, and overall quality. When possible we made the image size the same, though with variable throw distances—and no zoom to make up for this fact—it was often not possible due to space issues.
Our pick
The AAXA P300 mini projector is our pick for the best mini projector. With both movies and presentations, it stood out from the other competitors, providing a very bright image from a short throw distance. It has the inputs you need, a speaker, a tripod mount, and a remote control, and an optional battery is available.
The AAXA P300 was the brightest of the projectors we tested. The manufacturer claims 400 lumens, but in our testing we measured 240 lumens (it's common for the claim and the measured result to be different). This is still bright enough that we could project a 50-inch image with the lights on or off and have no trouble seeing it. Many other mini projectors measured 150 lumens or less, which didn't work well at all in a room with lights.
Pictures and movies have vivid colors, looking much better than the very washed-out images of the dimmer projectors. Presentations and documents were easy to read onscreen, even with the lights turned on in the room.
Contrast ratios determine how much pop an image has and are the detail your eye picks up on the most. The AAXA P300 has a very decent 813:1 contrast ratio. This came in almost four times higher than the LG PH300 but is behind the ZTE Spro 2 projector. Combined with the bright image, this helps the AAXA really stand apart from the other projectors.
The AAXA also has one of the shortest throw distances of the projectors we tested. When each projector was placed an identical 5 feet from the wall, some of their images measured as small as 40 inches diagonal and were unusably dim. The AAXA's image from that distance measured 58 inches—almost 2.5 times the area of some of the other projectors—and was still reasonably bright. You can get an image big enough for viewing from as close as 4 feet. This, along with the AAXA's brightness, makes it easier to get the image size you want.
An optional battery pack for the AAXA P300 offers up to 60 minutes of playback. This isn't enough to watch a full movie (you'd want to get a dedicated projector or plug this in for that), but it will get you through a presentation, vacation slideshow, or some videos from YouTube. The battery is removable so you can get a spare if you want, but I'd probably just pack an AC adapter instead of an extra battery in most situations.
The AAXA P300 has an HDMI input, microSD card slot, and AV input.
The AAXA has a standard HDMI input (it will work with any regular HDMI cable), which makes it easy to play all of your content from almost any source on it. It also has composite and VGA connectors (though you'll have to use the included adapters), and it can play certain files from a USB drive or microSD card. It's picky about the movie formats it supports on USB and microSD, but standard JPGs work fine. For video it supports the AVI format, but since there are many variations of AVI files you can't be certain an AVI file will work without testing.
The AAXA P300 has an integrated speaker so you can listen to whatever content you're displaying on it. The sound quality isn't spectacular, but it makes the AAXA work well for both video content and silent presentations. There's also an audio out if you want to connect better speakers or headphones instead of using the internal speaker.
Unlike most mini projectors, the AAXA also includes a remote. This makes it easy to adjust the volume on the fly, swap inputs, and navigate files on the USB drive or microSD card. You don't often need the remote, but in cases where you do, it's useful to have.
The AAXA P300 is small and easy to carry around.
There's a standard ¼"-20 tripod mount on the bottom of the P300, and a mini tripod is included (it's usable in a pinch, but we'd suggest replacing it with something more stable), and you can use any regular tripod with it. This should make it easy to ceiling-mount the AAXA P300 if necessary, but it also simplifies setting it up in situations on the go where a table isn't available.
Flaws but not dealbreakers
The AAXA has a very bright image, but it is over-saturated and has a color tint to it. Skin tones are reddish and look sunburnt no matter how you try to fix them in the menu system. You also can't really make good adjustments because when the menu system is up, test patterns won't display on the screen. You basically only get to choose between the preset modes it comes with; making adjustments beyond that is hard since you can't monitor your changes as you make them. That said, almost all the other projectors tested, aside from the LG, offer fewer adjustments or none.
Animated films look very good with the punchy color gamut, but real people look off. This makes the AAXA less well-suited to presenting accurate images in a vacation slideshow or watching a movie. For the price, however, this behavior is acceptable. In a $1,000 projector, it wouldn't be.
The fan noise of the AAXA is also louder than the others. With more lumens, you need more power, and that generates more heat. More heat needs to be removed, lest the projector melt itself into your coffee table. With audio going this isn't noticeable, but in a quiet room you can clearly pick up on it. So if you need a near-silent one, you should look at the quieter LG.
There is no carrying case included with the AAXA. Many other mini projectors include one, but you'll have to find your own if you buy the P300. It also has no rubber feet, which makes it prone to sliding around on the table due to the weight and pull of cables. This can be remedied for $1 at any hardware store, and is the first thing we'd do after buying the projector.
If you want a quieter pick or better color, the LG PH300 is the way to go. It measures at 151 lumens, so it isn't as bright as the AAXA, and it has a longer throw distance, so the AAXA's image will be 90 percent larger from the same distance. From 5 feet away, the LG only gives you a 42-inch image while the AAXA produces a 58-inch image from the same location. However, the LG's image is much more accurate, with a neutral gray and colors that aren't as saturated. It even includes the full color management system that LG uses in their TVs, with a 20-point white balance control and a 3D six-point color management system. We don't think anyone will ever use this, but the default color modes are still far more accurate than the AAXA.
It also has an integrated TV tuner, which none of the others have. If you want to watch sports on your mini projector—and many people do—this might be a key feature for you. With only 150 lumens it can't project a 100-inch image in a well-lit room (with the lights on, a 40-50-inch image will work but won't be as clear and bright as with the AAXA), though you could project a usable image that size at a nighttime tailgate or outside against the house. The LG also has built-in speakers, making such use a real possibility.
The integrated TV tuner sets the LG PH300 apart.
The built-in battery is rated for up to 2.5 hours, enough for most movies and almost enough time for a full game without AC power. The HDMI port is MHL-compatible for smartphones and tablets.
Side by side against the AAXA, the LG PH300 image looks noticeably more accurate: accurate skin tones, no blown-out highlights, whites that are white without a tint to them. The image is much dimmer though, and you have to be almost 50 percent further away to get an image the same size as from the AAXA.
If you need any of the features the LG offers over the AAXA it might be worth paying the higher price, but the AAXA is a better pick for most people. You're also getting right up to the cost of our favorite $500 projector. If you don't need an ultraportable projector, our $500 pick needs to be plugged in but is much brighter.
A smaller option
If you need the absolute smallest mini projector to carry around for business, the ASUS S1 is the way to go. It only packs 90 lumens, but it is much smaller than the P300 or LG, making it easier to carry with you. It includes a carrying case to prevent it from being damaged in your bag, and it has a built-in battery that can deliver up to 3 hours of use. It has a very similar throw ratio to the AAXA, so it produces a similarly large image from the same distance, but that image is not nearly as bright— it can manage a 62-inch image from 5 feet away, but it's noticeably washed out, and text can be difficult to read. The ASUS is small enough to carry around in your bag all the time without your noticing it too much, which cannot be said for the AAXA or the LG. It is the most portable option, but you'll want to use it with at least the lights dimmed due to its lower light output.
The ASUS S1 is incredibly small and portable.
The ASUS is also only capable of projecting a 480p image, not 720p or 1280×800 like most of the other units. Given the small size and portability, this is an acceptable compromise, but small text on presentations will not work as well.
Stepping up
If you need a projector that's portable, but you don't need it to be incredibly tiny or run off a battery, check out our under $500 projector guide. The projectors there will be five to 10 times as bright as a mini projector and can easily create images 100-120 inches in size. They also have more inputs and more video adjustments. If you want a projector to watch movies on the wall and still want to be able to occasionally take it with you, one of these might be what you're after. A $500 projector is small enough to stick in a closet to store it while you're not using it, but not small enough to just toss in a backpack and carry around with you, which you can do with a mini projector.
What to look forward to
Asus recently announced the ZenBeam E1, a pocket projector capable of producing an 854×480 picture at 150 lumens. Measuring 4.3 by 3.27 by 1.14 inches and weighing 11 ounces, it's smaller than even our ultraportable pick, the Asus S1 (and with a 6,000-mAh battery, it lasts for five hours—two hours longer than the S1). The ZenBeam E1 has an HDMI/MHL output and allows connections to PCs, smartphones, and media streamers. We look forward to testing it soon.
The competition
The ZTE Spro 2 Smart Projector features a hotspot and built-in touchscreen that runs Android 4.4. This lets you stream content directly from the projector without any external source. Anything with an app can be used: Netflix, Hulu, Google Drive, and so on. There's also a version that has LTE and uses a SIM card (an AT&T or Verizon data plan, is required), so you can use it on the road without a Wi-Fi connection, and it'll act as a hotspot for your other mobile devices too. At home it will connect to your Wi-Fi network like any other Android device does. I carried it around the house streaming content on the wall while running from the battery and it works great.
Compared to the AAXA it isn't quite as bright, and whites have a green tint to them. It is much more expensive than the AAXA, and most people already have a portable source—their phone or tablet—that they can use with a mini projector, so the optional hotspot feels unnecessary. But if you have AT&T or Verizon, need a hotspot, and also want a mini projector, you might want to check it out.
Our prior pick, the Brookstone Pocket Projector Mobile, fared worst in our testing. It only offers 93 lumens and the image quality is poor, even though it's 720p rather than 480p like our portable pick, the ASUS S1. The Brookstone's throw ratio is long, so from the same distance the S1's image is 218 percent larger (from 5 feet away, the ASUS produces a 62-inch image, while the Brookstone can only manage 42 inches), and the image adjustments available are minimal. It also has no remote. Despite the Brookstone being slightly smaller, the ASUS is still a better choice unless you need the extra resolution.
The Vivitek Qumi Q6 has dual HDMI inputs and supports 3D, but exhibits video processing bugs that reduce the image quality. It has to be closer to the wall than the AAXA for the same size image. There are posterization artifacts with moving objects, especially on faces, which makes it a worse choice for movies. One cool feature is internal Wi-Fi lets multiple people connect and project content for presentations, but this doesn't make up for its other issues.
The 3M Streaming Projector included a Roku Stick and was well-reviewed but is no longer available. The follow-up version is limited to only 60 lumens so it is too dim to be used with any lights on and isn't flexible enough for most people.
The Optoma ML550 is compact and portable with a rated 500 lumens, but has no battery option. With enough models available that offer battery power, it didn't make the cut.
The AAXA P4X is small and portable, but has fewer lumens and worse reviews on Amazon than the ASUS S1. Since both are similar in price and size, the ASUS gets the nod for our portable pick.
The AAXA P2 Jr. only puts out 55 lumens which just isn't enough.
The AAXA LED Pico is very small and cheap, but with 25 lumens you aren't going to get a large image or one that you can see in anything but a pitch-black room.
Celluon's PicoPro uses a laser for a light source but only manages 32 lumens. It also uses a Micro HDMI input which means carrying around a special cable to be able to use it.
The Celluon PicoAir only connects via Miracast, and so will only work with Android or Windows devices—no OS X or iOS support here—and also only has 32 lumens of light output. With no other inputs it really isn't a good choice for most people.
Aiptek's MobileCinema A50P only has 50 lumens of light output and uses a Micro HDMI connector. That it can work as a USB battery pack to charge your phone is nice, but you're better off getting a USB battery pack and a better mini projector.
The Philips PicoPix is only 40 lumens and has overall poor reviews. Using USB means you need a driver for your laptop and they apparently don't have a decent one for anyone using a Mac.


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The Historic Lansdowne Theater Corporation, (HLTC), aspires to adaptively reuse the 1,358 seat Lansdowne Theater as a concert and performing arts venue featuring nationally known singer songwriters, adult-alternative and classic rock musicians, and for use by area non-profit performing arts and civic organizations. Through the leadership of State Representative Nicholas Micozzie and State Senator Anthony Williams, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania has committed $4 million to the project. With historic tax credits and other financing sources the HLTC has reached nearly 70% of its financing goal. Delaware County Council recently awarded a $125,215 grant in support of the restoration of the outdoor lobby, including the ticket booth, front doors, lighting fixtures, poster cases, stucco and stone baseboard. Work is expected to begin in early 2015. In 2013 Delaware County Council funded the restoration of the marquee.
The re-opened Lansdowne Theater will bring an estimated 100,000 annual theater patrons to the central business district and will be a significant economic catalyst for Lansdowne and surrounding communities. The effort to restore the theater began in earnest after Representative Micozzie helped the Lansdowne Economic Development Corporation and the Greater Lansdowne Civic Association secure a $900,000 grant from the PA Department of Community and Economic Development. The grant was used to establish the HLTC, to purchase and stabilize the building and to renovate the retail and offices spaces.
The restoration and re-opening of the Lansdowne Theater has received enthusiastic support from the Borough Council of Lansdowne, Delaware County Council, State Representative Micozzie, State Senator Anthony Williams, U.S. Senators Bob Casey and Pat Toomey and other local officials. Joining them are local business owners, Lansdowne Business and Professional Association, William Penn School District Board of Directors, the Lansdowne Economic Development Corporation and other community organizations. Community support is critical to keep elected officials engaged in the project.
Help demonstrate community support by attending the Second Annual Halloween Ball at the Lansdowne Theater, on November 1, 2014, 8 – 11pm. Enjoy an evening of dancing and fun in the pre-restored, "eerie" theater. Prizes for best costumes will be awarded. Guests 21 years of age and older may purchase beer and wine from the cash bar. Tickets are $45 per person, two for $80, and may be purchased at LansdowneTheater.org or in person at Vinyl Revival, Regency Café or Avenue Deli.
To learn more about the Lansdowne Theater or to make a tax deductible contribution please visit the website, or look for a "Save The Lansdowne" donation canister on display at over 50 Lansdowne shops and businesses.


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The 2016-17 school year is an exciting one at KCC – we are celebrating the Power of Community with 50 years of service to Kankakee & Iroquois counties.
Because there are many additional events to recognize this special anniversary, the Cavaliers Classic Golf Outing will not take place in 2016. We hope you will join us at events throughout the community to celebrate KCC's 50th Anniversary.
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Mars is about to come out of conjunction – basically when an object is obscured by the Sun (and its strong magnetic field) in relation to Earth. This means that the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO), among other Mars-related missions, have limited to no contact with Earth for a number of weeks.
For more information on conjunction, see the video provided by NASA: http://mars.nasa.gov/multimedia/videos/?v=122
So who is the lucky team to help plan the first set of HiRISE (a high-resolution camera on MRO) images, when MRO comes back into contact? Why, the Western University HiRISE team, of course! The Western University HiRISE team is led by Earth Sciences Adjunct Research Professor Dr. Livio Tornabene (a HiRISE Science team member) and includes Dr. Elizabeth Silber (Physics and Astronomy postdoctoral fellow) and returning member Kayle Hansen (Earth Science undergraduate student). The team is enjoying another exciting period of collaborating with the University of Arizona's Lunar and Planetary Laboratory HiRISE Operations and Science team, including HiRISE targeting specialists (HiTS) Nicole Baugh and Kristin Block. HiRISE's 226th imaging campaign [cycle] executes on July 2nd and continues to July 11th.
HiRISE Cycle 226 Projects to Have Many Points of Interest
Due to being the first cycle out of conjunction, Cycle 226 will miss a few days of imaging – four to be exact. However, there are still many interesting targets and events during the planning cycle worthy of note. Some highlights include:


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GOP Sees Path to Control of Senate
WASHINGTON—Democrats for the first time are acknowledging that Republicans could retake the Senate this November if everything falls into place for the GOP, less than two years after Democrats held a daunting 60-seat majority.
Leaders of both parties have believed for months that Republicans could win the House, where every lawmaker faces re-election. But a change of party control in the Senate, where only a third of the members are running and Republicans must capture 10 seats, seemed out of the question.
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That's no longer the case. The emergence of competitive Republican candidates in Wisconsin, Washington and California—Democratic-leaning states where polls now show tight races—bring the number of seats that Republicans could seize from the Democrats to 11.
Democrats now control the Senate 59-41—after the death of Democratic Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, who was replaced by Republican Sen. Scott Brown—including two independents who usually vote with them. That means Republicans need 10 seats to take a 51-49 advantage.
Republicans would have to win virtually every competitive race to retake the Senate, without losing any seats of their own—clearly an uphill climb. The trouble for Democrats is that many trends are against them. Surveys show that Republicans are more motivated than Democrats to go to the polls, and that voters are looking for new leadership in Congress.
"I think there is definitely a chance" of losing the Senate, said Democratic strategist Gary Nordlinger, a Washington-based media consultant. "I wouldn't call it a probability, but there is certainly a chance."
"Republicans still have to [win] all the competitive races in order to get to a majority, but at least there are enough seats on the table to pull it off," said Nathan Gonzales, political editor of the non-partisan Rothenberg Political Report.
Democratic politicians have been saddled with an economy that they'd hoped--and predicted--would be doing much better by now. And if Republicans retake one or both chambers of Congress, it would create a serious roadblock for President Barack Obama's agenda. But Republicans would also have greater responsibility for tackling stubborn problems such as the economy, energy and immigration.
As the races warmed up this spring and summer, Republicans raised more money than Democrats. In a dozen of the closest Senate contests reviewed by The Wall Street Journal, the GOP candidates as a group claimed 58% of contributions raised during the three-month period ending June 30. Democrats in those races, as a group, had a slim lead in total cash on hand.
Former Sen. Norm Coleman, a Minnesota Republican who lost his seat to onetime comedian Al Franken in 2008, is CEO of American Action Network, a conservative group that is spending about $750,000 to defeat three-term Sen. Patty Murray in Washington State. "Races like Wisconsin, California and Washington are clearly in play," Mr. Coleman said.
Many Democrats dismiss the notion that they're in danger of losing the Senate. "I believe that is wishful thinking," said Sen. Bob Menendez of New Jersey, who coordinates the Democrats' Senate campaigns. He added that the chances are minimal that Republicans would win so many of the seats in play while losing none of their own.
The math and the map show why Wisconsin, Washington and California are important.
Many Democratic strategists consider three seats all but lost—in North Dakota and Delaware, where popular Republicans are running for seats left open by Democratic departures, and in Arkansas, where Sen. Blanche Lincoln is trailing significantly in polls. Additionally, an Indiana seat, also open after a Democratic retirement, will be hard to retain.
Four other Democrat seats are tossups: in Pennsylvania, Illinois, Colorado and Nevada. If Republicans capture those eight seats, and win two of the three newly competitive races in Washington, Wisconsin and California, they would retake the Senate.
But Republicans also can't afford to lose any of their current seats. Democrats are mounting energetic campaigns in Missouri, Ohio, New Hampshire and Kentucky, where Republican senators are retiring. Then there's Florida, where Gov. Charlie Crist, after leaving the GOP to run as an independent, holds a lead. Senate Democrats believe he will align with them if he wins.
Democrats say that GOP primary voters boosted Democratic chances by selecting several tea party-inspired candidates who are proving to be too conservative or anti-government for the general electorate.
Wisconsin has emerged as a test of that claim. In the weeks before the Republican convention in late May, Ron Johnson, who hasn't held political office, began appearing at tea party rallies. Tall and silver-haired, he proved a commanding speaker.
Mr. Johnson provided copies of his speeches to local talk radio hosts, and conservative host Charlie Sykes read excerpts over the air. Mr. Johnson jumped into the race six days before the convention, pledging to spend millions on the campaign. "He literally came out of nowhere," said Brian Westrate, chairman of the Eau Claire County GOP.
Mr. Johnson built his successful company, which makes a specialty plastic for packaging, from the ground up, and it exports to various countries including China. But he also has made comments Democrats have seized on, such as asking in a March speech, "How is Social Security different from a giant Ponzi scheme?" Democrats are using that quote to suggest Mr. Johnson is radically anti-government. Mr. Johnson rejects the idea. "The problem is that Social Security funds have been spent," he said in an interview. "They're gone. I'm just describing the problem."
Wisconsin's Democratic Sen. Russ Feingold, meanwhile, says he's not taking the threat lightly. His campaign held 132 events the week of July 4 alone, and he has hosted town hall meetings in each of Wisconsin's 72 counties.
"I'm sure it will be close, but I'm used to that," Mr. Feingold said. "I will personally fight for every vote."
On many on high-profile, issues, Mr. Feingold has been able to separate himself from the Washington establishment that is now so unpopular. Last week, he was the sole Democratic senator to oppose the new bank regulation law, saying it was too weak.
They want to put me in the box of the classic Washington incumbent," Mr. Feingold said. "But people in Washington don't think I'm a classic Washington incumbent; they think I'm a pain in the neck. They're going after the wrong guy with those arguments."
Still, the candidates are essentially tied in early polls. Vicki Burke, who chairs the La Crosse County Democrats, said that "in talking to people who work in [Mr. Feingold's] campaign, they think, given the atmosphere, that this could be the first time where he could possibly lose a race."
In Washington State, Sen. Murray also faces a vigorous challenge. GOP leaders worked hard to persuade former state Sen. Dino Rossi to run. He faces a primary challenge from former professional football player Clint Didier, who's been endorsed by former Alaska governor Sarah Palin.
Mr. Rossi, who has run strong but unsuccessful statewide races twice before, is off to a fast fund-raising start. He has brought in $1.4 million since entering the race a month ago, compared with the $1.6 million Ms. Murray raised over the past three months. Ms. Murray, who's been raising money for a longer time, has $6.8 million in her coffers overall.
Washington State Democrats say they are confident Ms. Murray will prevail, but some say it won't be easy. "I think she will have a tough race, but I certainly hope she wins," said Norm Osterman, treasurer of the Walla Walla County Democrats. "All Democrats are having a tougher time this fall."
In California, Democratic Sen. Barbara Boxer has a slight lead in most polls over Republican Carly Fiorina, former chief executive of Hewlett-Packard Co.
Ms. Boxer has $11.3 million in cash to $950,000 for Ms. Fiorina, but Ms. Fiorina has the ability to spend money from her own fortune.
The state has struggled with budget problems that its leaders seem incapable of fixing, souring Californians on incumbents.
In a recent Field Poll, 43% approved of the job Ms. Boxer is doing, among her lowest ratings ever. While she led Ms. Fiorina 47%-44% in the Field Poll, that was down from a 30-point lead in March 2009.
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Serves: 8-12
Graham Cracker Cake
large eggs, separated
pound (about 15) finely ground graham cracker crumbs
cup all-purpose flour
teaspoons baking powder
teaspoon salt
tablespoons (1 stick) unsalted butter
cup granulated sugar
teaspoon vanilla extract
cup whole milk
- Preheat the oven to 350. Grease and line two 8-inch cake pans (at least 2-inches tall) with parchment paper.
- In the bowl of a standing mixer fitted with a whisk attachment, whisk the egg whites until stiff (3-4 minutes). Transfer whites to a clean bowl and wipe out the mixer bowl.
- In the now-clean standing mixer bowl, beat the butter with the paddle attachment until creamy (1-2 minutes). Add the sugar and beat again until light and fluffy (3-5 minutes). Scrape down the sides and add the egg yolks and vanilla, and beat again until combined.
- Add 1/3 of the graham cracker mixture, and mix on low until combined. Add half of the milk, and then another 1/3 of the graham crackers, and then the milk, and then the remaining graham crackers, mixing until just combined after each addition.
- Remove the mixing bowl from the stand. With a spatula, gently fold in the beaten egg whites until completely combined (no white streaks remaining). Evenly divide the cake batter between the two prepared pans, and bake for 20-25 minutes, until the cakes are golden, and a skewer inserted in the center comes out clean (or with just a tiny bit of crumb).
- Move cakes to a wire rack, and let them cool in their pans for 30 minutes. Invert on to a wire rack, and let cool completely before frosting. (Cakes can also be wrapped in plastic wrap and refrigerated over night.)
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Solange Knowles has long lived in the shadow of her big sis Beyoncé but is very much her own unique artist and person. At 14, she started working on her first solo album; Solo Star dropped in 2003 and reached No. 49 on the Billboard Hot 200 list. To the surprise of many, Solange married Daniel Smith in February 2004 when she was 17 and he was 19, and the following October she gave birth to their son, Daniel. The relationship didn't last, but a divorce and new baby didn't slow Solange down. She released her critically acclaimed EP True in November 2012 and has also appeared on shows like The Ghost Whisperer and Yo Gabba Gabba!
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Honest and bright in the end
The one who's not afraid to cry
An open book for every chapter
Can you even see past the lies?
(I swear I'm telling the truth)
Red, white, and blue
Standing tall and proud
Release them from their prisons
Did you know they're not allowed?
(Freedom is a choice I haven't decided to make.)
Bite your tongue until it bleeds
Turn the other way
Deep breaths, in and out now
So what do you have to say?
(Holding it all inside is a sign of Tolerance)
A picture paints a thousand words
But silence is a chore
Build up more walls around you
Can't you do a little more?
(There's no line between Creativity and insanity with me)
Please stand up against the demons
Always so brave against any crime
Be our hero, be our hero
Can you risk your life just one more time?
(My Courage stems from low self-esteem)
You've always been the know-it-all
The mind is the heart's crutch
You watch them all with a sad frown
Is there a thing as knowing too much?
(I know my Wisdom is never heard)
Your heart is open to all around
Beating quickly, on the run
They shake their heads 'never again'
Tell me, deary, is it fun?
(Love only broke my heart)
Full of sunshine and only smiles
No matter the task, big or small
No, they'll never give it up
Are they ready to give it their all?
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|Kids from Academy of the Holy Cross in Kensington, MD. What great smiles!
|"A person is a person, no matter how small!"
|Baby feet hats.
|Tough looking brothers
|All for the Immaculate!
|Fox News was there covering
|Cold and wet, but spirits high
|Not easy climbing Capital Hill while holding a banner in the rain
|He's an annual fixture and great motivator
|Kids from St. John Cantius in Chicago, always enthusiastic!
|Takes guts to admit this. These ladies got lots of hugs along the way.
|Vulgar, obscene, loud-mouthed, pro-abortion occupiers.
|40 degree weather and he's in bare feet! One of Bishop Rhoades's radical Franciscans


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Saturday, January 23, 2010
Let's Talk Recipes
One of my novice (chef) ask me, why do I put a little salt in my frosting? The reason being salt bring out the flavor in anything that you prepare.
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Do you know how to care for your pet in an emergency?
I was watching "Judge Judy" the other day and the case was about a person hitting a family's dog with his car. The TV show got me thinking. How many of us are prepared to care for our animals if they're injured? It's time to be prepared.
The American Veterinary Medical Association and the Humane Society of the United States offer basic tips for providing emergency care for your animals. The AVMA cautions an injured animal may be in pain and likely to be scared and confused. We need to be careful to avoid being bitten or scratched or getting hurt.
Since pain can make animals unpredictable, and even dangerous, don't attempt to hug an injured pet and always keep your face away from his mouth. Although your first impulse may be to offer comfort, you may be scaring him even more or even causing more pain.
Call your veterinarian or emergency clinic before you move your animal so they will be ready when you arrive. (I have these numbers on my refrigerator, just in case.) Your pet may need to be muzzled in order to transport him safely and reduce chances you'll be bitten. The AVMA notes, if necessary, -- and your pet is not vomiting -- your pet can be muzzled with a towel, gauze rolls or stockings.
The AVMA states, "Never muzzle your pet if it is vomiting." The HSUS adds not to muzzle an animal if it is choking, coughing or otherwise having trouble breathing.
A small animal can be wrapped in a towel to restrain them, taking care not to wrap it too tightly and keeping its nose uncovered so it can breathe. If possible, splint or bandage injuries to stabilize them prior to moving the animal.
But, AVMA notes, when attempting to set a fracture with a homemade splint, "remember, a badly-placed splint may cause more harm than good. If in doubt, it is always best to leave the bandaging and splinting to a veterinarian."
When you are ready to transport your animal, keep it confined in a small space, using a box or pet carrier. To transport larger dogs, use a blanket or throw rug as a sling or a firm surface like a board or toboggan/sled as a stretcher. If possible, secure the animal to the stretcher by wrapping a blanket around them, taking care not to put pressure on the injured area or the animal's chest.
The AVMA provides this reminder: "Always remember that any first aid administered to your pet should be followed by immediate veterinary care. First aid care is not a substitute for veterinary care, but it may save your pet's life until it receives veterinary treatment."
The HSUS notes everyone living with a pet needs to have a basic first aid kit in their home and in their car if they travel with a pet. You can add items to a human first aid kit or purchase a first aid kit from a pet store, catalog or online. Pet specific supplies in the first aid kit include:
• Pet first aid book.
• Phone numbers for your veterinarian, nearest emergency veterinary clinic (and how to get there), and poison control center hotline. The ASPCA poison control center is (888) 426-4435.
• Copies of important medical records.
• Nylon leash.
• Self-cling bandage (stretches and sticks to itself but not to fur), available in pet stores, online and in catalogs.
This is basic information about first aid for our pets. Ask your veterinarian and go to httpavma.org for more information. We really do need to know how to help our animals if there's an emergency.
Auggie is a male Pomeranian. He's about 8 years old and weighs about 9 pounds.
Maisy is a female golden retriever. She's about a year old and weighs about 51 pounds.
Philip is a male Chihuahua. He's about 10 years old and weighs about 4 pounds.


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November 15, 2008
FDA raps Amgen, Bayer for promos
The FDA's Division of Drug Marketing, Advertising and Communications (DDMAC) issued an untitled letter on a patient brochure for Amgen's Sensipar, which is indicated for the treatment of secondary hyperparathyroidism in patients with chronic kidney disease on dialysis.
DDMAC said the 12-page brochure is false or misleading because it omits and minimizes serious risks like that of adynamic bone disease and broadens the indication.
The brochure includes a removable PI with full-risk information in an interior pocket, but the agency said "this does not mitigate the misleading omission and minimization of risk information in the brochure itself."
Amgen told Reuters it has ceased dissemination of the brochure, in compliance with DDMAC's request.
The Oct. 27 letter came the same day that the agency issued warning letters to Bayer HealthCare for illegally marketing two OTC aspirin combos. Those letters, concerning Bayer Aspirin With Heart Advantage and Bayer Women's Low Dose Aspirin + Calcium, came two weeks after a pair of powerful congressmen scolded the agency for inaction on the matter. Reps. John Dingell and Bart Stupak (both D-MI) had written FDA to complain that Bayer HealthCare "ignored FDA recommendations to refrain from marketing such combination products."
The agency said of both: "Notwithstanding your attempt to market this product as a combination drug-dietary supplement, the presence of aspirin in this product…renders the entire product a drug."
It was the second time in a month that the agency has warned Bayer on promotions. On Oct. 3, DDMAC slapped the company with a warning letter on TV ads for YAZ.


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The plan is to be a little less absent from blogging...
I've been really unhappy with the old blogging platform for several years, now, but, in the absence of any good, automated way to convert all my old posts (and your many comments, dear readers) to the format of Blogger I've not been able to work up the psychic energy for the task of moving the data by hand. However my antipathy for Blojsom (the old blog software) grew and grew and eventually became a significant factor in me avoiding blogging altogether. And that's Not Good!
The old "plan be" blog is now officially retired. I'll keep it running until I finish migrating the old content over (which may never happen – be warned!)
So I decided to simply stop blogging on the old blog, and just get on with it, blogging on the new platform. Welcome! You've probably noticed that the blog is now under a new URL, and so are the RSS/Atom feeds. Update your bookmarks and feed-readers!
I may,... eventually,... someday... get around to handraulically moving the historical content over to here and shutting down the old blog platform, but don't put money on it happening soon.


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The Zipline International headquarters sit on a patch of farmland that clings to the California coast. On a single day, there's rain, sunshine, high winds, and fog. It sits out of sight of any roads or cities.
The conditions are just perfect for the stealth startup's purposes: to design and test a drone that will someday deliver medical supplies to the most remote areas of the world, in all types of weather.
A staggering 95% of all roads in Africa wash out annually, making it nearly impossible for patients in some developing countries to receive the medical supplies they need when they actually need them.
Zipline wants to replace traditional modes of transportation with drones, potentially offering an affordable, efficient, and reliable means of aid. On May 9, the company announced a partnership with UPS, allowing it to work on the technology necessary to drop vaccines and antivenom via drone by the end of 2016.
Tech Insider recently toured the top-secret Zipline headquarters to see the life-saving drone in action.


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With live web chat absent at most of the largest financial institutions in the U.S., the idea of offering a mobile-based live chat service seems unwise. However, given consumers' rising dependency on mobile banking and increasing usage of text messages, mobile chat addresses the two trends in one fell swoop and presents a win-win scenario for banks and their customers.
For customers, the benefits are clear. Mobile chat, which is essentially text messaging with a bank associate, is less formal than an email and less time-consuming than a phone call.
I don't want to make the trek to a branch and I dread the 15-minute hold to reach the right customer service representative. But, I always have my iPhone so I can log into the mobile banking application and start a mobile chat session.
RBS launched its in-app mobile chat feature in March, currently for business banking customers only, with the intention of reducing call-waiting and in-branch queue times.
Due to live chat being offered more and more by retailers, consumers have heightened expectations from other businesses. As Keynote Systems told American Banker, "We see that one predictor of a bank doing well is having live web chat."
For banks, mobile chat allows customer service agents to address multiple inquiries at once. And, if the feature is offered after the login phase, banks are able to offer a much more personalized experience as customer information, account history and past customer service interactions are readily available. As a result, these sessions are likely to be shorter and more effective.
As with every other form of communication, customer mobile chat is another channel to boost sales. In the rulebook of every online live chat rep, he or she is trained to ask customers if they would like any assistance with opening an account or signing up for a service. The same selling opportunity is made available through mobile chat, regardless of whether or not the feature can be accessed after logging in.
Furthermore, banks may consider improving mobile chat by connecting it to their secure customer-messaging platforms, if any is offered to begin with. The secure messaging platform can assist the mobile chat feature by continuing the conversation even after the chat has ended follow-up can play a major role in enhancing the customer service experience.
Other neat upgrades are definitely possible. For instance, San Diego County Credit Union's mobile chat service allows screen-sharing so that agents can show customers how to navigate the mobile apps and sites. The next stage of evolution of mobile chat may be live video chat (sort of a FaceTime for banking), but that may be in the distant future.
While larger financial institutions may not be in any hurry to implement mobile chat, new mobile-centric financial startups have the most to gain from providing a mobile chat service. Companies such as Simple, Moven and GoBank are positioned to act as catalysts for the adoption of mobile chat.
Simon Zhen is a financial writer and research analyst for MyBankTracker.com, a website that features consumer bank reviews, personal finance articles and bank product comparison tables.


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(608)-785-9865The goal of the WIC program is to support and educate pregnant, breastfeeding and postpartum women, infants, and young children in achieving optimal health and nutrition!
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- Nutritious foods such as, milk, eggs, cereal, fruits and vegetables, whole wheat/whole grain foods, juice, canned or dried beans and peas, peanut butter
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- Referrals to community programs.
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When martial arts master Tang Shan Clan is murdered, his student Yeun (Jackie Chan) sets out for revenge. Travelling to the village of the murderer with the pretty young widow in tow, Yeun discovers that the killer has been overcome with guilt, to the point of self-mutilation. Abased before the widow he confesses and begs for forgiveness. Meanwhile Yeun, whose reputation as a kung-fu master proceeds him, has been drawn to the attention of a local warlord Wei who doesn't take no for an answer. Wei controls the supply of a drug that can save the young widow from a deadly medical condition however, forcing Yeun to reconsider the warlord's offer.


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Becoming a CIYT, Certified Iyengar Yoga Teacher, begins with long term thorough and dedicated practice. One is a student of Iyengar Yoga before becoming a teacher. In the assessment process itself, candidates are carefully observed and evaluated as they demonstrate asanas and Pranayamas and as they teach a class of students.
Robin Attia
Robin is a certified Iyengar yoga teacher and has been teaching since 2001. She is a founder and co-owner of the Bija Yoga Studio which opened its doors in October 2002.Robin's journey into the practice began with certified Iyengar teacher Kathy Alef, who guided and inspired Robin into a deeper understanding and appreciation for yoga and its discipline. In 2003, Robin graduated from the Advanced Studies Program at the Iyengar Yoga Institute of SF.
Jennifer Macgregor Dennis
Jennifer's first Yoga teacher was her mother who trained as an Iyengar teacher in the 80's. Jennifer completed her Iyengar Yoga teacher training in New York in 2013 and has been teaching ever since. She has taught in New York, India, Scotland and now California to a large range of ages and abilities. She has been to India a couple of times to study with the Iyengar family and with Firooza Ravi with whom she studies with on a regular basis.
Nina Gold
Nina Gold was first introduced to yoga as an acting student in New York in the late 1980's. The practice was used as a way to collect and center oneself for performance. She began a more serious inquiry into yoga itself in 1994 after she returned to her native San Francisco and has been teaching since 1998.
She has been fortunate to study with many extraordinary Iyengar teachers over the years including Janet MacLeod, Judith Lasater, Manouso Manos, Anne Saliou, Tony Briggs and Kathy Alef and she studied with Geeta Iyengar at the 2010 Portland convention. In addition to her yoga practice Nina is a devoted meditator and has a daily sitting practice.
Anna Karasek
Born in the beautiful city of Prague, Anna started learning yoga from books as a teenager. She relocated to San Francisco, where she now lives with her two sons and studies with her teachers Manouso Manos and Brian Hogencamp. Anna is a graduate of the three-year Iyengar Yoga teacher training program taught by Gloria Goldberg and Manouso Manos. She is a certified Iyengar yoga teacher and looks forward to teaching and learning with her students. From the deepest part of her heart, she is grateful to all her teachers and students, and to yoga.
Larry Lopez
As a young teenager Larry started practicing martial arts and studied under Doc Fai Wong for 7 years in San Francisco. At the age of 18 he started a Yoga practice and eventually went on to study with Manouso Manos and Ramanand Patel. In 2004 he met Guruji B.K.S Iyengar in Pune India. He continued to study with him along with his children over the next 10 years until is passing in August 2014. Larry opened the Bija Yoga center in 2002 along with his friend Robin Attia. . Larry teaches weekly classes at the center, he strives to empower students to eventually find and trust their inner teacher which is essential for the students development and independence.
Naoko Katakami
Naoko is a certified Feldenkrais® practitioner since 2013 and has been practicing yoga for over 15 years. Going through 4 years of training to be a Feldenkrais® teacher gave a tremendous boost to her yoga practice and beyond, cultivating more awareness and mindfulness.
Naoko loves to share the power and knowledge of Awareness Through Movement® lessons that Dr. Moshe Feldenkrais brought forth.
Classes are for anyone who wants to improve their skill sets that build better coordination and balance, to reduce tension and chronic pain, and to become a better learner.
Mimi Pajo
Mimi turned to Iyengar Yoga during a particularly difficult period of her life, while trying to cope with her mother's battle with cancer. She didn't know what to expect, but was amazed when her yoga practice not only helped manage her emotional pain, but also her chronic physical affliction with tendonitis and bursitis.
Yoga is defined as "the cessations of the fluctuations of the mind." It brings awareness to your whole body. Mimi quickly learned that it's not just something you turn off and on; yoga is everything you do in daily life-how you sit at your desk, how you wait for the bus, how you sleep at night. It's forever changing and evolving with you and that's why she fell in love with it.Mimi is a Certified Iyengar Instructor. She has been practicing for over 13 years and is a devoted student of Yoga. In November of 2014, she graduated from Bija Yoga's 3-year teacher's training program headed by Gloria Goldberg and was under her guidance throughout the Iyengar Yoga certification process. Mimi was certified in August of 2015.
Ramanand Patel
Ramanand's extensive, distinct, and lifelong yoga experiences inform both his yoga practice and his teaching style. He is recognized and respected internationally and many in the yoga community regard him as one of the world's foremost yoga instructors.
Ramanand actively encourages both learning and sharing of ideas amongst his students and peers. Furthermore, he is especially skilled as an innovator in the use of props and in working with students who have special needs.
David Nicholas Sirgany
An ardent practioner of Iyengar Yoga for more than twenty-five years, David's depth and passion for the subject shine forth brightly in his teaching. He is an Iyengar certified instructor based in San Francisco, and teaches both nationally and internationally.
Barbara Wiechmann
Barbara has been studying and practicing Yoga for over 32 years. Her primary teacher is Ramamand Patel. She attended the July Intensive at the Ramamani Iyengar Memorial Yoga Institute in Pune in 1987. For the last 32 years she has taught classes in San Francisco, mainly at the University of California in the Millberry Recreation Program. About yoga she says "Its an on-going miracle in my life--a gift that I am incredibly grateful to have been given and even more delighted to be able to share."
Meg O Donnell
Meg, a San Francisco native, was introduced to yoga at a young age. She decided to seriously pursue a yoga practice three years ago as health and wellness became an increasingly important part of her life.
The physical, mental and emotional stability that Meg derives from her yoga practice inspires her teaching.
As a recent graduate of the 200 hour teaching program at the Iyengar Yoga Institute of San Francisco, Meg is excited to share her yoga knowledge with a kind and open heart. She continues to study with her teachers Janet MacLeod and Judith Hanson Lasater.
Kaz Shibao
Kaz has been a Certified Feldenkrais® Practitioner for 20 years. Until recently, he has worked at Sutter Health's Institute for Health & Healing in San Francisco for the past 15 years. He taught weekly classes and workshops, as well as gave private sessions there and in his private practice. His goals with his clients are to relieve muscular tension and chronic pain, and to improve flexibility, coordination, balance, and dynamic posture while teaching movement sequences and strategies.
Kaz's additional somatic experiences include teaching Shintaido, a Japanese martial art, for 20 years, jogging for 35 years, and being a student of Iyengar yoga. He is highly knowledgeable in functional anatomy as a Certified Hendrickson Manual Therapist.
Michaela Montfort
Michaela is a Bay Area native who began the study of yoga more than 8 years ago. She found the practice while in search of relief from serious back and neck pain. A migraine sufferer she found yoga to be the first long term source of relief.
After many years of practice mainly in back care classes she progressed onto more advanced classes and workshops. Working in the fashion industry, Michaela found herself wanting more from her career, looking for something that would nourish and cultivate health in her life. In 2015 she completed the Iyengar Yoga Institute of San Francisco Teacher Training 200-hr program. Michaela seeks to continue to unravel the sources of pain and future suffering for herself and others through the path of yoga.
You'll find her classes to be filled with movement, lightness and fun, built on a strong foundation from her Iyengar background.
Ana Mari Hamada
A devoted student of life, Ana-Mari came to the practice of yoga over 20 years ago while pursuing doctoral studies at the Center for Politics & Economics at the Claremont Colleges. What began as a simple joy in learning to dance with all aspects of oneself through the postures, has since evolved into an ongoing study of what it means to be a full and engaged human being in communion with life in all its forms.
BKS Iyengar, Geeta Iyengar, Prashant Iyengar, Ramanand Patel, Peter Thompson, and Kofi Busia inspire and inform her understanding of this practice with their direct guidance, personal example, and heartfelt presence in her life. It is through their care and affection that she has come to be woven into the tapestry of a living tradition and welcomed into a community of learning and love. She is also grateful to Manouso Manos, Osha Hanfling, Kathy Alef, Anne Saliou and Villard Martin for helping to establish a firm foundation in the practical art of teaching yoga and generously sharing their wisdom over many years of apprenticeship, mentorship and friendship.
Ana-Mari is certified to teach yoga in the Iyengar Tradition. In her classes you will be encouraged to work with an open and inquisitive mind to develop a clear and self-directed process of learning that will lead towards greater skill and understanding in the practice of asana, pranayama, and meditation. All are welcome--the only requirement is a sincere desire to learn and practice with patience, curiosity, and great joy!


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Dustin Johnson, one of the PGA's biggest stars–and allegedly one of its biggest partiers–is bowing out of golf for an indefinite time period to get his head together. The world's sixteenth-ranked golfer known for his prodigious length off the tee, admitted that he needs to focus on his mental health and emotional well-being.
Johnson's withdrawal from the tour comes at a bad time for the US Ryder cup team, set to face the Europeans next month at Gleneagles in Scotland. The Americans are hoping to regain the cup after consecutive defeats in 2012 at Medinah Country Club in Illinois and the Celtic Manor Resort in Newport, Wales in 2010.
The Daily Mail observed that the beleaguered golfer has a reputation for leading a party lifestyle and as a result has not lived up to his abundant talents. In a statement Johnson released on Thursday, he explained, "I am taking a leave of absence from professional golf, effective immediately. I will use this time to seek professional help for personal challenges I have faced. By committing the time and resources necessary to improve my mental health, physical well-being and emotional foundation, I am confident that I will be better equipped to fulfill my potential and become a consistent champion. I respectfully ask for privacy as I embark upon this mission of self-improvement."
Tom Watson, captain for the U.S. team expressed his disappointment in losing Johnson for the event. "We will certainly miss Dustin Johnson at Gleneagles , and we wish him the best." However, European Ryder Cup captain Paul McGinley took a harder line on DJ's departure accusing him of not being more forthcoming about the specifics of his decision. "It's much better for everyone if there is clarity," McGinley asserted. "If something has gone wrong and he has been misbehaving, let's get it dealt with and move forward."
Johnson has been a target for tabloids based on his high-profile relationship with Paulina Gretzky, daughter of arguably the greatest hockey player ever, Wayne Gretzky. In April, Paulina was the subject of controversy when she adorned the cover of Golf Digest clad in suggestive white tights and a bikini top. Some in the golfing community considered the magazine's decision to print a provocative picture of the pop singer/model wasn't appropriate for the brand.
Johnson's early years are riddled with indiscretions. At the age of 16 Johnson was involved in a burglary with four others during which a gun was stolen. The Mail reports that Johnson later used an illegal ID to buy bullets for that same gun, which was used in a shooting by Steve Gillian, his accomplice's brother. Gillian was later convicted of murder for shooting Jason Ward several times in the head and is serving a life sentence. Meanwhile, Johnson had to pay restitution for the stolen bullets and had to testify in the trial. Johnson was later pardoned for the incident.
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Well that was quick wasn't it? As soon as I had the May unboxing up the June Block banged on my door.
The first thing about this box to be noticed when holding it is that it's very light. That's because at least three of the items are flat and pretty weightless in their own right. It may seem like this block is a gip as a result, but really when all loot is accounted for, it was still a very reasonable haul.
The T-shirt will always take up space, it's not that heavy but it does cushion some of the other things from breaking each other. Included in the block this time was another issue of RETRO magazine which is pretty cool, reading material will certainly take up some time and is a departure from just receiving knick knacks.
What the magazine was keeping flat was a print, and this puzzled me as well is intrigued me. If you're at all familiar with Metroid then the imagery in the print itself will make itself pretty obvious. It's very well drawn and is an amazing scenery shot. What's disappointing those is just how washed out and dull the black ink is, making it actually rather difficult to look at as the contrast just isn't good enough. A bit of a shame.
The other flat thing was a COEXIST bumper sticker. I've seen a number of these in many variations, probably even a gaming one too. While neat, I don't really see myself putting the sticker on my car. The Blue Shell on Board sign? Oh absolutely, but this sticker is just a bit big for my tastes.
so let's move on to the real highlights of the block!
I haven't worn a watch in years and neither has Andy. With a nifty little thing like this though, one of us just might just start.
Not as part of any racing game in particular but rather inspired by racing gaming in general, this cool speedy looking light up watch is an Arcade Block exclusive item (notice the schmancy tin) and tells time with multiple dash gages. It's pretty fricken sweet, and clearly the value of this watch makes up for the abundance of dead tree in this month's block.
I don't think it's a question of whether anyone exists who might not like Portal, but the little warning symbols for each testing room have become immortalized in gaming culture almost as much as a certain weighted squarish comrade. They're amusing, they're awesome, and now they can be stuck on your fridge. I might even use them as warning! "Do not bang head on upper door when crouching to see into lower door." "Kitchen is a no go zone." "This refrigerator possess cake."
It's not always a lie, get over it.
Is Team Fortress 2 still relevant? It would seem so, and it's still an actively played game that folks get excited for when in-game additions and upgrades are made available.
Are the NES box art image mash ups still relevant? I would argue not, in most cases, as I've seen so many that I've become quite bored of the concept.
Well this one has me interested, and in all fairness is a pretty cool design. I like the use of TF2's own in game branding as well as the Balloonicorn edition. I have no idea what Balloonicorn is, but clearly I need it when playing the world's best hat simulator.
So that's it for June! What did you think of this month's selection? Do you agree with my assessment? Leave me some comments! Until next time!
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My Ghoul Friday
Spring has sprung, but instead of flowers, it brings with it some monsters in the making.
In between puppy chaos, I've managed to experiment with some new figures, changing up my style a bit which has been fun. I'm excited to see how they come together, and trying to think outside the coffin...er...box...a bit when it comes to my designs. Now, none of these are revolutionary, but I think taking a step to the right of my usual style is a good thing.
And it's about time I was hit with inspiration. Show season is sneaking up quickly and like old Mother Hubbard, my cupboards are bare.
It's my birthday today. I almost forgot about that too. When you're spinning wildly, time has a way of being elusive.
Today I am off to lunch with a friend (and perhaps a stop for a pint or two) while Yetch babysits Monkey Boo. He's been away to Denver all week, leaving the pup and I on our own. I took the opportunity to do some crash course puppy self-control lessons by staying with my mom and her pack of dogs. Monkey is pretty good around the older dog but wants to wrestle full throttle with Padfoot the Irish Wolfhound. Paddy can fit her whole head in his mouth (even though they are the same age). She doesn't even blink at his size. Even Paddy recognizes she's a wild pup (as you can see from the picture below).
The best place to find current art and WIPs is Instagram
I'm also on Twitter but be prepared for political commentary
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Cowboy Lifestyle Photographer David Stoecklein Dies, 65
Posted by David Walker on Thursday November 13, 2014 | Obituary
Photographer David Stoecklein, who built a small publishing empire on his photographs of cowboys, horses, and western lifestyle and landscapes, died November 10 at the age of 65, according to a report in the Idaho Mountain Express. The newspaper gave no details about the cause of death. Based in Ketchum, Idaho, Stoecklein began his career... More ›


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My very first Monday Moodboard!4:50:00 PM
All I can see is a world as green as emerald, as sunshineartdesign says...
|1. sunshineartdesign, 2. milloo, 3. amoronia, 4.denizgunes
So the mood for today is emerald green! I'll put on a mystery smile and let others wonder (or worry) about it!!!
ps: Check out Star of the East blog for many amazing Monday Moodboards!
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One of my top favorite colors! Thank you Maro for featuring my necklace :) xoxoReplyDelete
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I love emerald green and your selection is great!
Wonderful selection' Thank you so much:)ReplyDelete
green forever, love your mood:)ReplyDelete
Delightful colors!!! Feels like spring in here! I hope your day will get better dear((hugs))ReplyDelete
Great finds!! So refreshing and inspiring!ReplyDelete
keep smiling girl!!
beautiful greens!ReplyDelete
Fantastic! wonderful green.ReplyDelete
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ehehe well done, hope your monday improved! lovely choices!ReplyDelete
Colour full of hope!ReplyDelete
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love green and love your finds!ReplyDelete
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Lovely selections!! Thank you for including my bag :)ReplyDelete
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Thank you so much for all the nice things you said!!!This is the warmest welcome ever!ReplyDelete
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The dd command
The dd command is used to make a byte-by-byte copy of a partition or hard drive. This is a low-level copy, and includes everything on the disk, even deleted files that are physically present on a disk. The syntax for disk cloning with the dd command is dd if=input_file of=output file.
For common uses of the dd command, including disk and partition cloning, check out Michael Dougherty's article The Linux dd Command.
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Partimage is a curses based disk cloning utility for most Linux filesystems. Curses based means that the interface is not a typical graphical interface, instead it navigated by using the keyboard arrow, tab and space keys, similar to your computer's bios. Partimage does not work on ext4 or btrfs filesystems.
Partimage saves the partitions to an image file that can be compressed, split to multiple files, and copied to CD, DVD, or saved across a network. It works differently than the dd command as it only copies data from the used portions of the disk. It will not copy empty blocks.
For step by step instructions on how to use Partimage check out jlwallen's article Backup Linux Partitions with Partimage.
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Mephisto Backup
Mephisto Backup is a disk cloning tool written in Java. The program is command line based with a simple text interface. It uses the tar and rsync utilities to create the backup images. These images can then be used to create a Live CD or DVD for future restoration. Alternatively, you can use Mephisto Backup to sync two hard drives using the rsync utility. This application even has the ability to schedule regular backups and save backup configurations.
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Clonezilla is another curses based cloning utility. Like Partimage, it only copies data on the used blocks, ignoring the empty blocks. Clonezilla is a client server application, eliminating the need for Live CDs. However, there is a single machine backup solution available, called Clonezilla Live. The application is based on DRBL (Diskless Remote Boot Linux), Partimage, ntfsclone, partclone, udpcast and dd. Clonezilla supports all the Linux filesystems, including ext4.
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The dd command is useful if you want an exact disk clone, including empty data blocks and deleted files. For this reason, it is often used in computer forensics. If you don't need a clone that exact, you can use one of the other options. Each has its own set of pros and cons. The best way to choose between them is to read the documentation for each, then perform a test run. Always make sure your data can be restored as easily as it can be backed up.


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VI/112 Optical Imaging of 57 spiral galaxies (Knapen+ 2004)
Structure and star formation in disc galaxies. I. Sample selection and near-infrared imaging. II. Optical Imaging of 57 spiral galaxies. Knapen J.H., de Jong R.S., Stedman S., Bramich D.M., Folkes S.L., Bradley T.R. <Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc. 344, 527 (2003)> <Astron. Astrophys. 426, 1135 (2004) > =2003MNRAS.344..527K =2004A&A...426.1135K
ADC_Keywords: Galaxies, optical ; Galaxies, IR ; Photometry Keywords: galaxies: spiral - galaxies: structure - infrared: galaxies - methods: data analysis - techniques: image processing Abstract: We present optical observations of a sample of 57 spiral galaxies and describe the procedures followed to reduce the data. We have obtained images in the optical B and I broad bands, as well as in Hα, with moderate spatial resolution and across wide enough fields to image the complete disks of the galaxies. In addition, we observed 55 of our sample galaxies in the R and eight in the V band, and imaged a subset through a dedicated narrow continuum filter for the Hα line. We describe the data reduction procedures we developed in the course of this work to register, combine and photometrically calibrate each set of images for an individual galaxy. We describe in some detail the procedure used to subtract the continuum emission from our Hα images. In companion papers, we describe near-infrared imaging of the galaxy sample, and present analyses of disk scale lengths, and of properties of bars, rings, and HII regions in the sample galaxies. The images described here will be made available for use by other researchers through the CDS. Description: All B, R, I and Hα images described in the paper are presented electronically, along with the Ks images from Paper I (Knapen et al., 2003MNRAS.344..527K). The images are in FITS format, with basic parameters like pixel scale and calibration described in the FITS headers. All images have been reduced to the equivalent of 1 second exposure time. The filenames have the basic format ngc1234X.fits, where digits 4-7 identify the galaxy's NGC number, which is followed by a description of the filter used (B, V, R, I, K, Ha [not continuum subtracted], Hacs [continuum subtracted], or HaCont for the 6470/115 continuum filter). Further details on, e.g., exposure times, telescopes and filters used, or Ha continuum subtraction can be found in the papers. File Summary:
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ReadMe 80 . This file table.dat 131 57 Global parameters of the galaxies images.dat 198 57 Image filenames fits/* 0 352 All FITS images
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1- 5 A5 --- NGC NGC galaxy identification number 7- 12 A6 --- MType Morphological type (1) 14- 17 F4.1 arcmin D25 Apparent major isophotal diameter (1) 19- 20 I2 --- ArmClass Spiral arm class (2) 22- 23 I2 deg i Inclination (1) 25- 27 I3 deg PA ? Position angle of disk major axis (1) 29- 34 F6.2 mag BMAG Total absolute B-magnitude (1) 36- 39 I4 km/s RV Mean heliocentric radial velocity (1) 41- 44 F4.1 Mpc Dist Distance (3) 46- 48 I3 pc/arcsec scale Image scale 50- 51 I2 min Bexp B-band exposure time 53- 54 I2 min Rexp ? R-band exposure time 56- 57 I2 min Iexp ? I-band exposure time 59- 60 I2 min Ksexp ? Ks-band exposure time 62- 64 I3 min Haexp H-alpha exposure time 66- 68 F3.1 arcsec BSeeing B-band seeing 70- 72 F3.1 arcsec RSeeing ? R-band seeing 74- 76 F3.1 arcsec ISeeing ? I-band seeing 78- 81 F4.2 arcsec KsSeeing ? Ks-band seeing 83- 85 F3.1 arcsec HaSeeing H-alpha seeing 87- 93 A7 --- HaFilt Filter used for H-alpha imaging 95-109 A15 --- HacsFilt Filter used for continuum imaging 111-115 F5.3 --- HaScale ? Scale factor used to subtract the continuum from H-alpha. 117-120 F4.1 arcmin KsSize Size of Ks-band image 122-130 A9 arcmin Size Size of optical images
Note (1): From de Vaucouleurs et al., RC3 (1991, Cat. VII/155) Note (2): From Elmegreen & Elmegreen (1987ApJ...314....3E) Note (3): From Tully, NGC (1988, Cat. VII/118)
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1- 5 A5 --- NGC NGC galaxy identification number 8- 30 A23 --- B B image 32- 54 A23 --- Ha Hα image 56- 78 A23 --- HaCont Hα image for the 6470/115 continuum filter 80-102 A23 --- Hacs Hα image, continuum subtracted 104-126 A23 --- I I-band image 128-150 A23 --- K K-band image 152-174 A23 --- R R-band image 176-198 A23 --- V V-band image
(End) Johan Knapen [University of Hertfordshire, U.K.] 03-Sep-2004
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