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I had a friend stay over last night. We stayed up watching Doctor Who, Planet Earth, and listening to bands like Pink Floyd and Gorillaz. This morning we walked through town and up toward the cafe Gato Nero, where I bought myself a coffee and we parted ways shortly after. I decided to walk home the long way round, which essentially meant avoiding Federal St. a little longer and going down the hill toward the movie theatre and right. As I walked along Railroad St. I began to appreciate just how wonderful Vermont is.
This isn't the first time, of course. Earlier this week some friends and I went to Willoughby Lake. The drive there was almost more exciting than Willoughby itself: sprawling hills of multicolored trees and purple mountain ranges for miles, a perfect blue sky with wispy white clouds, and then the mountains of Willoughby towering over us as we came to that vast lake. We walked through the woods of Willoughby (I opted out of wearing shoes the whole time) and built a campfire near the water and made it tall and hot.
I'm more appreciating of nature lately, and that is due largely in part to the impossible-to-ignore presence of Vermont's nature during the summer. The trees are so bright with green that they seem to shout at you, begging to be looked at. The wind is sometimes harsh and will blow clouds of flower petals in front of you, and then you're looking up at a massive lilac tree for five minutes. When it rains–especially at night–you can't help but turn off all your music and devices and lights and sit by the window listening to the rain pitter-patter along the side of the house while the thunder gurgles faraway. It sometimes seems Vermont is offering us all of these things with a willing, comforting embrace, and that all we really need to do is listen up.
This morning, I was particularly groggy-minded. I won't allude to my activities last night (or any night), but I awoke with quite the headache. I didn't want to get out of bed, even, but I realized we had no coffee to make at the house. So Ben and I were forced to leave so that I could get my daily caffeine-fix, a necessary addiction and a nasty one that I've developed especially during senior year. Despite my relatively down-in-the-dumps mood and my exhausted body and mind, going outside was one of the best things I could have done for myself today. And today was a day when I didn't even shower–I've showered every morning for four years. Being outside, especially once I had my coffee and had relaxed, made it clear to me what a wonderful world we live in. This is a realization I re-realize frequently, since it's so easy to follow into the mundane mechanics of the weekday goings on.
Saturday morning walks present the world in a way you rarely see it otherwise, no matter where you live. It seems everyone is aware that this morning is meant for the little things: the trivial cup of coffee, the five minutes you sit on the front porch and bask in sunshine, the tiny errands you must run in order to enjoy the weekend. All the little things come out on Saturday, and with my little thing (coffee) successfully achieved, I felt free to simply appreciate things. Even though St. Johnsbury was once and industrial railroad town, even though many of the streets are poorly paved or cracked, and even though much of the town is in financial hardship, it was refreshing to hear birds singing from atop lampposts, to see the trees shivering in the wind, to see the yellow sunlight brightening everything in sight.
I realize, finally, that some part of me will miss this place when I leave in September. Of course Amherst, MA has lots of wonderful things–indeed, many of them better than what they are in St. Johnsbury–but I will still miss the little things I've grown accustomed to in this town. It will be difficult to adjust to a new place, no matter the excitement of the change.
As I sat on the tree stump in my front yard and looked at the street while I drank my coffee, the giant tree in the neighbor's yard across the way seemed to vibrate and shake as a gentle breeze sifted through its leaves. Damn, that's a nice tree.
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Some Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III owners began experiencing issues with their handset after installing the recent I535VRBMD3 update that brought with it Multi-Window and a host of other tweaks. The good news is that a week after Verizon acknowledged the problem, it appears to be rolling out a new update to address the connectivity woes caused by the previous update.
As noted by Droid-Life, Verizon's Galaxy S III is currently receiving an update to software version I535VRBMDF1. Several owners of the device have already been bumped up to the latest software, reporting that their data connectivity appears to have returned to normal after installation. Verizon hasn't yet posted its official documentation for the VRBMDF1 update, so it's not yet clear exactly what's inside, but we could see that information posted soon now that the new software is making its way to users.
It's never good to hear about consumers having issues with their handset after installing an update, and that's especially true with this recent update for Verizon's Galaxy S III. It was a major update for the device that brought with it several new features and bug fixes, but some folks ended up holding off on installing it, missing out on those goodies so that they didn't have to risk running into the same connectivity issues that others were having. Thankfully, it didn't take Samsung and Verizon too long to put together a new update to address the issues caused by the previous one.
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Peter Godfrey-Smith grew up in Sydney, Australia, and holds a BA from the University of Sydney and a PhD in philosophy from the University of California, San Diego. He taught at Stanford, Harvard, the Australian National University, and the CUNY Graduate Center before moving to his current position as Professor of the History and Philosophy of Science at the University of Sydney. His main research interests are in the philosophy of biology and the philosophy of mind, though he also works on pragmatism and various other parts of philosophy. He has written five books, including the widely used textbook Theory and Reality: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Science (Chicago, 2003) and Darwinian Populations and Natural Selection (Oxford, 2009), which won the 2010 Lakatos Award. His most recent book is Other Minds: The Octopus, the Sea, and the Deep Origins of Consciousness (Farrar, Straus and Giroux 2016).


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Before using ifile, you need to train it. Let's say that you have three folders, "spam," "ifile" and "friends," and the following directory structure:
/ | +--spam | | | +--1 | +--2 | +--3 | +--ifile | | | +--1 | +--2 | +--3 | +--friends | +--1 +--2 +--3
The following commands build the ifile database in ~/.idata (use the -d option to specify a different location for the database):
ifile -h -i spam /spam/* ifile -h -i ifile /ifile/* ifile -h -i friends /friends/*The -h option strips off headers besides "Subject:," "From:" and "To:". I find that -h improves ifile's performance, but you may find otherwise for your personal collection.
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Use "ifile --help" to find out what these and other options mean.
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spam ifile friends 662 1020 6451 3 3 3 jrennie 9 0:3 1:18 2:16 mindspring 6 1:7 2:5 make 9 0:5 1:3 yahoo 9 0:1 1:22 2:2 ...The first line is the space-separated list of folders. Their ordering specifies a numbering (spam=0, ifile=1, friends=2). The second line is a token count for each folder (e.g. 662 tokens observed in the three spam messages). The third line is an e-mail count for each folder (e.g. 3 e-mails for each of spam, ifile and friends). Each following line specifies statistics for a word. The format of a line is "<word> <age> <folder>:<count> [<folder>:<count> ...]", where <folder> is the folder number determined by the first line ordering. Folders with a count of zero are not listed. So, the line beginning with "jrennie" indicates that "jrennie" appeared 3 times in "spam" e-mails, 18 times in "ifile" e-mails and 16 times in "friends" e-mails. The "age" is the number of e-mails that have been processed since the word was added to the database. Very infrequent words are pruned from the database to keep the database size down.
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ifile -c -q /inbox/1 ifile -c -q /inbox/2 ifile -c -q /inbox/3Let's say that 1 is about ifile, 2 is spam and 3 is from a friend. Assuming ifile does its job correctly, you'll see output like this:
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Last year's BDO was held in the aftermath of the Cronulla riots and some "true blue" yobbos took it on themselves to enforce patriotism by insisting that passers-by kiss the flag and if they refused they were abused both verbally and physically.
The Mexican wave was banned at the cricket because more yobbos were making the event uncomfortable for others by insisted on throwing anything in the air they had at their disposal, like drink containers or even eskys, which caused injury to those around them.
Then the opportunist pollies and shock jocks jumped on the bandwagon to decry the banning of the flag, but not the Mexican wave. So why not? Are they anti Mexican? If so they would be off the mark. The Wave originated in the US in 1981 and was practiced at football and baseball games around the country. The Wave came to international attention at the 1986 World Cup in Mexico and so became known as the Mexican Wave.
So surely our USA loving PM would encourage an audience participation activity with such an American pedigree. But his voice was not to be heard, pity he couldn't hold his tongue on the flag issue as well.
As for the flag hysteria – I leave the last word to BDO organisers "The Big Day Out is not an Australia Day event, but a music festival showcasing music artists from around the world and aspires to unify people through music. Unfortunately the media reports yesterday were not quoted accurately and we must thank the participating media for wasting everybody's time including the Prime Minister John Howard, Premier Morris Iemma, NSW RSL President Don Rowe, Keysar Trad (a confidant of the Mufti Sheik Taj el-Dene Elhilaly) and Burt Lane of the Australian National Flag Association…"
So what is the lesson in this for organisers of public events – large or small?
- Damage control starts with Risk Management. Understand the consequences of any decisions that may be taken and then work out what possible reactions may occur so that you are prepared for those reactions.
- Have your media responses worked out in advance and be prepared for whatever comes up.
And tread carefully when it comes to nationalism because John W Howard has wedge politics down to a fine art, particularly as he had to wrestle the national flag and all its symbolism back from Pauline Hanson.


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Acid Betty, internationally known singer, dancer, and performing artist, has released her first single, "Ruthless." "Ruthless" is currently available for purchase on iTunes and the music video can be viewed on her website at www.AcidBetty.com and on YouTube.
Most famous for being the first and only self proclaimed hybrid drag queen in the world, Acid Betty continues to break barriers and set new trends in the nightlife and music worlds. While she personally defies any true definition or category, Acid's music can be described as a mix of alternative and pop. People that are fans of 80's music they can dance to will be a fan of Acid Betty and "Ruthless."
Acid Betty was featured on Season 5 of "Project Runway," served as Ringleader at Lincoln Center for New York CIty's "Rock & Roll Circus ", has been showcased at the Gay Village in Italy Rome and played host of the annual "The Black Party Expo & Bazaar" in NYC.
Acid Betty is available for phone interview. Please visit Acid Betty's website at www.AcidBetty.com for more information, including streaming music video, photos, and videos from past performances.
Art & Creative Direction by Acid Betty | Hair & Makeup by Acid Betty | Performed by Acid Betty
Fashion by Alexander Pope | Video & Motion Graphics, byJamin Design | Featuring Brittany Campbell
Acid Betty's First Music Single: Ruthless


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Los Mentions Song "My Hightop Nikes" Off "Becoming King" Mixtape
Los mentioned some exclusive material off his mixtape, Becoming King, on Twitter. King Los said he wrote a song called "My Hightop Nikes" that will be on the upcoming Becoming King mixtape. Swagga Boy Los tweeted he wrote the song about his journey in life from starting in the projects to ending up in private jets, in other words: The King Life. With this new title, that confirms 3 track names out of 17 to 20 tracks on Becoming King. This includes, Born A King, Dope and now My Hightop Nikes. With the delay of the mixtape, Bad Boy Los goes on to give us another little sneak peek into the greatest mixtape ever. He also mentioned on Twitter that he will release a freestyle of the fan's choice, so get to tweeting!!! Stay tuned for the latest updates on the upcoming tape.


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Specific country notes have been prepared using data from the database OECD Health Statistics 2015, July 2015 version. The notes are available in PDF format.
Taxation is a key tool by which governments can influence energy use to contain its environmental impacts. This report provides a systematic analysis of the structure and level of energy taxes in OECD and selected other countries, including Brazil; together, they cover 80% of global energy use.
English, PDF, 95kb
Water resources allocation determines who is able to use water resources, how, when and where. Capturing information from 27 OECD countries and key partner economies, the report presents key findings from the OECD Survey of Water Resources Allocation and case studies of successful allocation reform.
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This country note from Going for Growth 2015 for Brazil identifies and assesses progress made on key reforms to boost long-term growth, improve competitiveness and productivity and create jobs.
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The unemployment rate in Brazil continues its downward trend, despite a slowdown in GDP growth. At 4.9% (for urban areas), Brazil's unemployment rate is considerably below the OECD average of 7.4%.
Country notes with main key findings of the book and key fact tables: a customised snapshot of a country's educational environment, highlighting the most important issues in the educational landscape.
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Public investment in education has sharply increased since 2000 and is now one of the highest among OECD and partner countries. In 2011, the Brazilian government spent 19% of its total expenditure on education, which is well above the OECD average of 13%, and is the fourth highest among all OECD and partner countries with available data.
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O investimento público em educação tem aumentado fortemente desde 2000 e é agora um dos mais altos entre os países da OCDE e países parceiros.


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Body found floating in Volusia County canal
Body found floating in Volusia County canal
HOLLY HILL, Fla. —
Holly Hill police said a man found dead in a canal over the weekend drowned.
Police officers said a passer-by spotted 49-year-old George Toomey floating in some water off Flomich Avenue about 3 p.m. Sunday.
The medical examiner said he suffered a heart attack and apparently fell into the canal. The medical examiner listed the cause of death as an accidental drowning.
Investigators said they are familiar with Toomey who they described as a transient.
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The culmination of a five-year exploration of music and art inspired by the essential elements—water, earth, wind and fire—begins with, as Fulcrum Point artistic director Stephen Burns puts it, "a journey across the continental divide up a mountain and, then, down to the sea as we encounter our inner demons and discover tales from hell." Derek Bermel's "Continental Divide" is inspired by Stephen Hawking's astrophysics although instead of moving through physical space, the musical "particles" in the piece move through time and fly away from the center and collide more and more rapidly. Steven Mackey's "Ground Swell" was conceived while the composer was hiking in the mountains near Aspen and attempts to musically portray the experience of climbing, breathing very thin air and traversing rugged rocky landscapes across multiple movements. Receiving its American premiere, Stacey Garrop's "Inner Demons" is the story of an inner struggle portrayed through the tarantella, the waltz and Appalachian folk hymns to trace, as the composer puts it, "the fall from grace, descent into insanity and remembrance of primordial goodness." Louis Andriessen's "Raccontodal l'Inferno" is based on texts from and about Canto XXI of Dante's "Inferno" that has the demon Malacoda giving an alternate route to the next circle of hell, which they can only reach by calling ten devils by name, which is the core of the composition. As always, the artists will discuss the pieces in a relaxing and informal manner during and after the concert, and the composers are expected to be in attendance as well. (Dennis Polkow)
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Owner have been running this Accessories Retail Company for about 2-3 years now, but all this time it used to be just a local wholesale distributor to a couple of offline small stores.
Until they recently discovered in November that being a retailer online (selling on the website, Amazon and Ebay) you can earn a lot more in terms of profit.
Currently this is not done as a drop ship, but there is also an option to do this as a drop shipper and it will cost you around $1-$2 for every package sent and will decrease just a lit bit the profit, but you'll have also many advantages like the fast deliver-ably, that will help a lot when selling on Ebay or Amazon, so probably you will get many more orders.
What are the expenses?
Hosting, Domain name fee, Shipping fees, Amazon and Ebay Fees. The main costs are in purchasing upfront the Inventory, so this will be a good fit to someone who can purchase some more Inventory upfront (and he needs some space to store it, he needs to package and ship), or he can just do this easily as a dropship and owner will show him how to do that, so there's no need to buy Inventory upfront.
What you get with this business:
#1 - Main Domain name and Website
#2 - Full Customers list
#3 - Access to the 3 main wholesalers and owners help on what to order from which and all the process involved
#4 - Transfer of the Ebay and Amazon accounts and full help on how to operate the accounts
#5 - Transfer of a legal Georgia registered LLC Company if the new owner desires
#6 - Transfer of all social media accounts and every account made in the name of this website
#7 - 6 month phone/skype support and coaching.
#8 - Everything needed to transition the business to the new owner
The business made last 2 months 'till day exactly $31,208 in Total Online Sales, while the Total Online Profits 'till day are exactly $12,081!
Here are the monthly revenue numbers:
December 2012: (Just getting started, real sales started to roll in on 27'th December):
Received: $3,665
Sent: -$9,547 (Spent on Inventory and Shipping)
Offline Sales: $1,000
January 2013:
Received: $12,396
Sent: -$17,719 (Spent on Inventory and Shipping)
Offline Sales: $3,500
February 2013 'till 27 February:
Received: $15,147
Sent: -$2,861 (Spent on Inventory and Shipping)
Offline Sales: $5,500
Total Income:
$31,208 Online +
$10,000 Offline Sales
Total Costs (Spent on Inventory and Shipping)
There is also 3k remained in inventory, that is pure profit!
Total Profit
=$11,081 + $3,000 In Inventory Left =
$12,081 Just From Online Sales!
Note that the offline sales have been wholesale sales, so basically from the 10k sold overall offline, we only made around 2k in profit, so without the offline sales the overall profit is 2k less.
Assuming that the new owner will not sell offline, the total profit from online sales are $12,081, in only around 2 months!
Full proofs on sales and traffic can be sent after your inquiry.
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Vacuum Hold Down Templating
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This new method allows work to be held exposing the full edge profile of the board for full-edge moulding, even work that could not be held directly onto the Mach can now be secured.
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We treat all information in a confidential manner. We do not sell consumer information. We afford prospective patients as well as former patients the same protection as existing patients with respect to the use of their personal information. Our employees are required to protect the confidentiality of information. Employees may access information only when there is an appropriate reason to do so. We maintain physical, electronic and procedural safeguards to protect information.
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We collect and use information for business purposes with respect to our medical equipment business and you. All non-public, personal information collected and maintained by us is used for specific business purposes enabling us to contact your doctor, check your insurance benefits, follow up on insurance claims, ensure proper billing and follow up on your care.
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Priority Medical will retain a record of all client services for 7 years. In the case of Pediatric patients we will retain them for 7 years after they have reached legal age. In New Jersey the legal age is 18. Patients are made aware of this in our Privacy Notice. All records are maintained in a secure manner with safeguards in place to prevent loss or destruction. All records are stored at 748 Morris Tpk. Short Hills, NJ In areas with locked doors and restricted entry to prohibit intrusion by unauthorized personnel and promote security. Destruction of records is done yearly and performed by a third party dedicated to this task. All staff having access to medical records are trained in privacy and confidentiality practices and access to records will be limited to members who have received this training and who are required to access these records due to employment responsibilities. The cost of your rental/purchase 60/10,
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- UFC have released the third episode of UFC 199 Embedded, which features Luke Rockhold, Michael Bisping, Dominick Cruz and Urijah Faber. The event takes place this Saturday with two big title fights. We'll have full, live coverage here on Wrestling Inc.
- UFC top ten middleweight Tim Kennedy was interviewed by the Two Man Power Trip Of Wrestling Podcast this week. You can see highlights below courtesy of Chad and John, and the full interview at this link.
Was he still hoping for a fight against Anderson Silva:
"I've been begging and pleading for a fight against Anderson Silva. One, it's an easy payday and he may have been the greatest ever but that went away the moment he tested positive for steroids. Had he like broken his leg during in his Weideman fight and just went quiet into the night I would say he is one of the best ever but now he's just another cheater and another Vitor Belfort and another Brazilian that I want to knock out. Both Silva and Belfort would be super-easy fights on the sauce or off the sauce but now the way we are being tested it is difficult to be able to cheat so that makes it really really easy fight."
Beating contenders in the past and being looked over for title shots:
"I've been out of it a second but yeah Robbie Lawler is the champ and I beat the breaks off Robbie Lawler for fifth-teen minuets. Yoel Romero they were saying is the number one contender..I knocked him out and then he didn't answer a third round bell. Michael Bisping we had a five round battle I beat him for five rounds and tripled the amount of strikes landed. I landed more take-downs in that fight then had been landed on him in his entire career. But one guy is a champ, the other guy is a contender and the other one gets a title fight? Then I see people had me ranked at like eight or nine? It just blows my mind. At what point did I just get forgotten and end up (sucking). Let me remind you that I have beaten every one of these dudes and I am still here."
Thoughts on Scott Coker and Bellator's formula:
"I love the guy. I love fighting for him, I love the way he treats his athletes. I love the way that even on the production side of what they would let us do. They would let us be ourselves and there wasn't this black and white mold of how we are supposed to act or what we are supposed to say or what we are supposed to wear. Fighting is a very independent thing and it's not a team sport and it's not the NFL you know because we don't have to look the same. We aren't going in there to rip a guys arm off and knock him out and in the UFC with our uniform policy, the no sponsors not only does it affect us monetarily but it changes and you have a bunch of robots in there. They want us to fight and they are giving us incentives to fight a certain way and it's taking the element of this being an individual Mixed Martial Arts exhibition to we are going to take one guy and another guy and let them do their thing to a really tacky product and I don't want to be tacky or I don't want to be a black and white mold of a product."
Does he see fighters eventually looking to jump ship from UFC rather then renaming a "black and white robot":
"I think it's close. I think guys are going to realize soon how much they are really worth and that's going to change what guys go after. If they know they are worth "this much" money well you can't help but pay them, so it kind of stinks that these athletes don't know how much they are worth yet. But they will figure it out."
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I updated my account to Outlook. It has been a disaster. I can't open up my e-mails ( they show a blank screen) and can only read them when I select "reply". When I try to send a message it takes a forever.
How can I return to my good old Hotmail account that worked just fine ????
Try using alternative browser like Google chrome which is similar to Safari and auto updates automatically -
Also,try checking your internet connection and if it's fine then the Outlook servers might be struggling to cope up with the requests from the users as there has been reports of downtimes frequently.
At last,try clearing your browser cache and cookies,history and then later on access Outlook to see any improvements.
Download and install a desktop client such as Thunderbird to manage your emails. That should cure your problems.
I am assuming you are talking about Outlook - part of MS Office?
Check your settings and adjust them manually, I had much the same problem with the auto detect and cured it through manual settings.
Could be a Browser problem , clear the cache and try again. or use another Browser.
I suggest to switch browser e.g. to Firefox or Chrome. Outlook.com does not work well with Safari prior to version 6.0.
Yeah I agree. Try switching browsers. Even try Opera if nothing else works. Are you using a Mac? Microsoft might not have much motivation, at least so far, to make outlook.com work in a Mac.
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text: What I did with mine was I wrapped the bottom of the Bisltein insert tube with duct tape jsut enough to make it a tight fit to the housing to lessen the play and vibration down there. So far it is quite. On Wed, Mar 12, 2008 at 10:38 AM, Stott Hare <stott at gwi.net> wrote: > My front Bilstein inserts would ingest enough water/leak enough oil > whatever > into the strut housing each winter that they would freeze up, giving teeth > jarring pothole impacts until the fluid in the strut melted/slushed up. > > After my second annual warranty swap and complaining to Bilstein tech, > they > suggested drilling a small hole in the bottom of the strut housing to > allow > any ingested/leaked fluids to drain out. When I removed the dead inserts > to > return for warranty, I did have a significant amount of fluid pour out of > the strut housing. > > Not sure if yours is a similar issue, and it happening when warm not cold > doesn't seem to jive, but another data point for you to consider. Failing > upper strut bearing? > > YMMV, > Stott > > -----Original Message----- > From: s-car-list-bounces at audifans.com > [mailto:s-car-list-bounces at audifans.com] On Behalf Of yo-cello at comcast.net > Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2008 12:10 PM > To: s-car-list at audifans.com > Subject: [s-cars] Odd suspension behaviour > > Well, the pot holes are exceptionally bad this year in northern VT. As a > result I'm experiencing some pretty jarring behaviour with my front > suspension. > > The victim, a 95.5 S6 avant, does have Bilstein Sports and H&R springs. > Stiff enough to begin with. > > What I'm experiencing is a clunk in the LF suspension. It can be heard, > but > also felt through the dead pedal. Not only going over rough spots on the > road, but also when turning. Pulled the car into the garage and > everything > appears to be in good shape, and tight. Control arm bushings and ball > joints look good. The last time I experienced this, it was the the strut > cap that attaches strut insert to the strut itself had come loose (the one > that's supplied with the bilsteins). Not the case here, it's good and > tight. Next thought was the snapped spring issue I've been reading about > with the H&R's. They're fine too. > > Now here's the weird thing. It was around 40 degrees when I first > experienced this. Monday and yesterday it was significantly colder > (between > 0-20 degrees), and the car rides fine! Now again this morning at 30 > degrees > it's back. WTF? Any ideas - could this be a bad shock and would the > failure be temperature sensitive? > > Any insight would be appreciated! > > Paul > 95.5 S6A > 99 A6A > _______________________________________________ > S-CAR-List mailing list > S-CAR-List at audifans.com > http://www.audifans.com/mailman/listinfo/s-car-list > > > _______________________________________________ > S-CAR-List mailing list > S-CAR-List at audifans.com > http://www.audifans.com/mailman/listinfo/s-car-list >


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Monday, January 26th, 2009 at 11:01 pm
Anand Prakash Yoga Ashram welcomes teachers or facilitators who wish to bring groups of students to stay at the ashram.
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'Kamisama Hajimemashita' TV anime gets lacquerware iPhone cases, porcelain teacups
If you're a fan of Julietta Suzuki's fantasy comedy manga and TV anime series Kamisama Hajimemashita, then you might just fall in love with these tradional Japanese crafts that have the show's characters printed on them.
Why traditional crafts, instead of regular ol' plastic wares? Well, that may have something to do with the show's plot, about a homeless teenage girl, Nanami Momozono (voiced by Suzuko Mimori), who inherits the position of the local land god and lives in a shrine after the previous god, Mikage, bestowed the mark of land god on her for saving him from a dog (heh, a god who's afraid of dogs). It's a modern-day tale, but with a traditional folklore twist.
Hence the following Kamisama Hajimemashita "Takaoka-shikki Raden" iPhone case (高岡漆器 螺鈿付アイフォンケース). It's a case for a modern gadget, but baked full of traditional flair.
And I don't mean it just in the figurative sense: since Takaoka-shikki is a form of lacquerware (specific to the Toyama prefecture), for all I know these iPhone cases may actually have been baked in an oven at some point during production.
The iPhone cases are available in two sizes: one for the iPhone 5, and the other with dimensions designed for the iPhone 4 or 4S. Three colour variations are available for both sizes: black, white and red. The black ones retail for 4,980 yen, while the white and red ones for for 5,250 yen. That's a pretty expensive iPhone case – for comparison purposes, a standard anime or game-themed case is typically around the 3,000 yen mark.
Apart from the iPhone cases, five porcelain teacups with the faces of Kamisama Hajimemashita's characters are also available: Nanami, Tomoe, Mikage, Shinjiro Kurama, and Mizuki. Not much to say about these teacups, except that at 1,980 yen they, too, are not exactly cheap. And it'd be bad omen to break a porcelain cup with a (fictional) god's face on it.
All of these fine anime-themed traditional crafts you see pictured are available for purchase right away on Amazon Japan, and will be shipped out three to five weeks after an order has been placed (I guess they produce them to order).
For more information on these anime-themed traditional craft pieces and links on Amazon Japan to buy them from, check out maker Meihin Zerogo's official website here. Other than Kamisama Hajimemashita, they've also got pieces themed after Powerpuff Girls and The Ambition of Nobuna Oda.


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More on Finland's Education
Posted By Levi
January 4th, 2012 8:09pm
Category: Education
Here is an update to my recent post on the education system in Finland. During the holiday break, The Atlantic published an article entitled What Americans Keep Ignoring About Finland's School Success. The article is focused on a recent visit to the U.S. by one of the leading Finnish authorities on education reform, Pasi Sahlberg, director of the Finnish Ministry of Education's Center for International Mobility and author of the new book Finnish Lessons: What Can the World Learn from Educational Change in Finland? Earlier this month, Sahlberg stopped by the Dwight School in New York City to speak with educators and students, and his visit received national media attention and generated much discussion.
According to Sahlberg, there are certain things nobody in America really wants to talk about.
Here are some highlights:
• One of the most significant things Sahlberg said passed practically unnoticed. "Oh," he mentioned at one point, "and there are no private schools in Finland." This notion may seem difficult for an American to digest, but it's true. Only a small number of independent schools exist in Finland, and even they are all publicly financed. None is allowed to charge tuition fees. There are no private universities, either. This means that practically every person in Finland attends public school, whether for pre-K or a Ph.D.
The irony of Sahlberg's making this comment during a talk at the Dwight School seemed obvious. Like many of America's best schools, Dwight is a private institution that costs high-school students upward of $35,000 a year to attend — not to mention that Dwight, in particular, is run for profit, an increasing trend in the U.S. Yet no one in the room commented on Sahlberg's statement. I found this surprising. Sahlberg himself did not.
• From his point of view, Americans are consistently obsessed with certain questions: How can you keep track of students' performance if you don't test them constantly? How can you improve teaching if you have no accountability for bad teachers or merit pay for good teachers? How do you foster competition and engage the private sector? How do you provide school choice? The answers Finland provides seem to run counter to just about everything America's school reformers are trying to do.
• For starters, Finland has no standardized tests. The only exception is what's called the National Matriculation Exam, which everyone takes at the end of a voluntary upper-secondary school, roughly the equivalent of American high school. Instead, the public school system's teachers are trained to assess children in classrooms using independent tests they create themselves. All children receive a report card at the end of each semester, but these reports are based on individualized grading by each teacher. Periodically, the Ministry of Education tracks national progress by testing a few sample groups across a range of different schools.
• As for accountability of teachers and administrators, Sahlberg shrugs. "There's no word for accountability in Finnish," he later told an audience at the Teachers College of Columbia University. "Accountability is something that is left when responsibility has been subtracted."
• For Sahlberg what matters is that in Finland all teachers and administrators are given prestige, decent pay, and a lot of responsibility. A master's degree is required to enter the profession, and teacher training programs are among the most selective professional schools in the country. If a teacher is bad, it is the principal's responsibility to notice and deal with it.
• And while Americans love to talk about competition, Sahlberg points out that nothing makes Finns more uncomfortable. In his book Sahlberg quotes a line from Finnish writer named Samuli Puronen: "Real winners do not compete." It's hard to think of a more un-American idea, but when it comes to education, Finland's success shows that the Finnish attitude might have merits. There are no lists of best schools or teachers in Finland. The main driver of education policy is not competition between teachers and between schools, but cooperation.


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The Association of Smaller Congregations (ASC) of the Synod of South Atlantic, Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) was organized in April 1987 by a group of visionaries led by the late Rev. Foster Edwards, a PC(USA) minister in the Presbytery of Greater Atlanta.
The ASC sought to create an organization which would:
- Encourage and support smaller congregations,
- Promote awareness of the unique strengths and needs of smaller congregations,
- Provide opportunities for fellowship, education, and creative thinking and sharing between smaller congregations, and
- Facilitate communication between churches, presbyteries, and higher governing bodies.
All churches and their members within the ecclesiastical bounds of the Synod of South Atlantic, having 200 or fewer members are considered members of the ASC.
It is the hope of every member of the board that the ASC will serve to support the life and ministry of the smaller congregations in the Synod of the South Atlantic. We hope to do this through worship, fellowship, education and prayer for the people of these congregations and for their pastors.
**The Annual ASC conference is March 15–17, 2019. Click on our news link for the registration brochure. For more information, please visit the ASC website: www.presbyasc.org.


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- (microbiology) The set of DNA segments (cis) of a transacting factor on a genome scale.
- (microbiology) A map of all locations effected by the estrogen receptor.
This allowed the researchers to identify all the points in the genome where binding with the ER takes place.
This term was coined by investigators at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Harvard Medical School Technologies, from the words cis (DNA segment) and ome (Greek word for manager)


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The floods of August 2016 turned practically all of south Louisiana into an inland lake. Enough rain fell to fill Lake Pontchartrain four times, flooding about 140,000 households and rivaling the scope of devastation wrought by Superstorm Sandy. Neighborhoods, homes and businesses flooded that were well out of the flood plain, and the inundation exceeded a 1,000-year flood level. More than 30,000 people were rescued. Nearly 200,000 houses and 11 percent of the state's population was affected either directly or indirectly.
The day after the rain ceased, Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Baton Rouge went to work, initially focusing on families and individuals in the shelters. As of Aug. 30, we've done case work on 850 families, or about 2,000 individuals.
Disaster recovery gets a revamp
We've been asked by FEMA to gear up for Immediate Disaster Case Management …. immediately. Something that is new for FEMA down here. There is usually at least a 4-month lag.
That means, that for this disaster's scope, we'll be hiring about 155 Disaster Case Managers/Recovery Specialists, and 40 support staff/supervisors, etc. as quickly as pos
sible. This number may rise. Catholic Charities USA is helping vet resumes and is sending some temporary Recovery Specialists. Other agencies in town are lending case managers temporarily, as are some neighboring Catholic Charities agencies –Catholic Charities of Biloxi and the Archdiocese of New Orleans. We've steadily grown the number we can send into the field from 3 last week, to 18 today.
With CCUSA deployed staff we have increased our outreach to Spanish-speaking families and will be distributing supplies in our area.
Over the weekend, we implemented what FEMA calls a "Multi-Agency Shelter Strike Force," an interdisciplinary team that focuses on finding solutions and resources to move people out of shelters. This is new in our area.
Also new on the horizon … an integrated mental health component of long term recovery rather than temporary, layered-on crisis counseling. We may need to rely on foundation funding as FEMA funding doesn't seem to allow this.
Donate now to Catholic Charities to help families rebuild their lives.
Generosity abounds
Handling material has been our biggest challenge because of the geographic scope of this event and the fact that the usual response infrastructure was damaged. We usually partner with Food Bank, which as an efficient logistics operation, to warehouse and help us move material, and as you know, their warehouse and equipment was flooded. Our core competency is not in materials management. However, under the able direction of CCDBR Board Chair Angele Davis, we've begged and received donated warehouse space, and she's gotten us all in line! Seriously, Angele has secured not only space, but desperately needed cleaning supplies, hygiene kits and sunscreen from Wal-Mart and Johnson & Johnson.n.
The Archdiocese of New Orleans food bank, Second Harvest, has picked up in place of Baton Rouge Food Bank and delivered 300 tons of food and material in our Diocese.
In-kind donations have been coming in at a fairly steady rate from all over the country. Some from noteworthy individuals, such as Taylor Swift. The University of Alabama Football Team donated and delivered 42K pounds of product.
To date, 100K pounds of supplies have been delivered to the four corners of our diocese. We've also distributed $10K in gas and gift cards through church parishes. Here's a partial listing of the groups we've assisted with relief supplies so far:
- St. Jean Vianney, Baton Rouge
- St. Joseph Catholic Church, Ponchatoula
- St. Anne, Sorrento
- Holy Rosary, St. Amant
- St. Paul's Catholic Church, Baton Rouge
- St. Helena Catholic Church, Amite
- St. Helena School Board, Greensburg
- Holy Ghost Catholic Church, Hammond
- Redemptorist Catholic Church/St. Gerard, Baton Rouge
- Convoy of Hope, Baton Rouge
- St. Augustine, New Roads
- Hope Ministries, New Roads
- Tri-parish Food Bank, Fordoche
- Holy Family Home School Association
- FLAIM School, Baton Rouge
- Animal Alliance/Shelter, Baton Rouge
- Hispanic Outreach
We still have bleach and water available, and more donations are arriving daily. We also have access to supplies from other distribution sites with our partner agencies. Please let us know if you know of an agency or community with a need. Call 225-336-8700.
Inkind donations are useful in the first few weeks following a disaster, however, in the long run, cash donations are best to help families recover. Money is infused in our local economy, and we can address specific needs as they arise. To make a donation, go to www.catholicCharitiesBR.org or send a check to Catholic Charities, P. O. Box 1668, Baton Rouge, LA 70821.
This work couldn't have been done without the help of around 50 volunteers who spent many hot days helping to unload, sort and deliver these goods. More volunteers are needed. Visit this page to sign up or call 225-336-8700.
Coordinating our response
We've gotten significant coverage from BBC, local Talk 107.3, and local Spanish radio and several Catholic Radio stations around the country … Wisconsin and New York in particular.
CCDBR participates in a "day end" briefing held by Baton Rouge Area Foundation at 5 p.m. These briefings are at a high level and productive for finding solutions to common problems, particu
larly the warehousing issue.
Bishop Muench visited with our staff one morning this week and was his usual inspirational self, giving us a moving reminder of how our work touches people out of love. In so doing God's grace is revealed – perhaps especially to non-believers who doubt a loving God. He said to one who marveled at the effectiveness of CCDBR, "Have you ever thought that what you've experienced is the love of the God you don't believe in?" But of course, Bishop Muench punctuated his remark with that hearty laugh of his.
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"Where Diversity Lives"
Athletes from all over the world tell us what they think about the CCE Sports Network "Where Diversity Lives."
I've been fortunate to be on some of the show courts at the Capital Tennis Association Capital Classic tournaments and my parents who live in Wisconsin have been able to see me play LIVE and with some colorful commentary. I've also been able to commentate on other matches! Join me in supporting!
I feel so humbled by this opportunity! I've been working so hard over the years to build something I'm passionate about, and it feels great to see the progress. Stay tuned for the upcoming projects! #nowhereneardone #laserfocus #engntennisapparel #ccesportsnetwork #coachingvaultgoingnationwide
Greetings from London. I just wanted to say many thanks for your Gay Games coverage. I play for stonewall FC [....] and it was so great to be able to watch the semi and the final of the football live, thousands of miles away, on my phone. Your whole set-up is really impressive. Great work, all of you.
Thank you for the love, @ccesportnetwork! We appreciate what you do and look forward to seeing you at all of the NGBA's tournaments in 2015!!
It was so cool to have my team's @GG9Cleveland game streamed live, @CCESportNetwork! Hope to see you at @NGBAUS tourneys #thefutureishere
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First, I'd like to say, you did a wonderful job during the GG9. I still enjoying watching your videos.
Your [...network...] was a big hit with all of the boys over this side of the pond. Everyone is asking me when I will have the [soccer] games on our YouTube page. Thank you so much for the fun opportunity.
I'm thrilled with your coverage! I'm waching my brother (go NY!) from Alabama. I hadn't been able to see my brother compete since HS! #LogisticallyImpossible #notanymore
The emergence in 2012 of the CCE Sports Network is the latest stamp of validation for the growing LGBT sports movement.
That's awesome. I saw the streaming videos on a couple of the events [...at IGLA 2013...]. Def can bring competition to the pool. I'm going to start training tomorrow night and sign up for the October meet too. Seems like a great team! See you in the waters! Cheers!
@CCESportNetwork will be broadcasting live streaming of @GG9Cleveland. How cool is this!!! #GoAllOut #GayGamesCleveland
Thanks for the follow and the great work you do!
Watching the @CCESportNetwork coverage of the Columbus Classic makes me anxious for #ThePeach in Atlanta. #ReadyToPlay
Some of my Bag Checks/Player interviews will be used in rotation on @CCESportNetwork. I'm honored AND pretty stoked with this association
Congratulations CCESportNetwork on your 1st Birthday #partytime
@CCESportNetwork awesome work you are doing too
Hi Thomas. I have been a frequent visitor to your site, and love what you have been doing. Look forward to hearing and seeing you in the near future.
Big thanks for what you do. It is a huge and positive support for our community!
Great weekend commentating on the @CCESportNetwork in Houston! Congrats to hosts & players on great tourney! #houtex33 #glta @GLTAWorldTour
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I love your live streaming of GLTA matches. I would love to see you add a streaming live chat so people can interact with the commentator and each other as they watch the match. Keep up the great work! Thank you for supporting GLTA!
You did an excellent job this weekend! What you do is great and I absolutely love it. Thank you again for letting me join you and commentate some of the matches, and thanks for taping and streaming my matches live. My friends out of town and state really appreciated it....I had such a great time, I 'd love to do it again.
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A Great Place to Live, Work, Play and Invest!
For 120 years, property owners, business large and small, and individuals have invested and succeeded in Downtown Auburn. Downtown Auburn is undergoing a renaissance. Recent and ongoing infrastructure investments by the City of Auburn, new businesses, commuter rail access, shopping and dining opportunities, and recreational and cultural amenities make Downtown Auburn a great place to live, work and play. And if you are a business or a developer, a great investment opportunity!
Public Sector Investment for Private Sector Benefit:
Since 2010, the City of Auburn has been investing $10 million of federal and state funds in the South Division Street Promenade Project and other downtown projects to make it easier and more attractive for private sector investment.
The City has:
- Relocated public and private utilities out of alleyways to remove infrastructure barriers for redevelopment of adjacent properties
- Upgraded water, sewer, storm and private utilities - excess underground stormwater capacity exists for private new development to use
- Installed new street paving
- Constructed 10 to 20 foot wide sidewalks and landscaping
- Installed new LED street lights throughout Downtown and a new traffic signal at Main Street and Division Street
- Placed new street furniture, trash receptacles
- Installed new ornamental gateway arch
- Constructed new and improved downtown plazas
- Scheduled additional downtown improvements including an outdoor rotating sculpture garden and pedestrian way-finding kiosks in Summer 2012 and Fall 2012, respectively
Why Invest in Downtown Auburn?
The City of Auburn is eager to work with businesses and developers who want to invest in Downtown Auburn. The City offers:
- The Right Attitude - Auburn is client-focused with a commitment to problem solving and meeting or beating expectations. Not just a claim - ask others who have done recent business with the City.
- Limited Environmental Review Required - Auburn completed an environmental impact statement for Downtown Redevelopment that reduces the need for further review.
- Regional Urban Center - Puget Sound Regional Council designation paves the way for more density and land use intensity.
- Design Certainty - City Council approved design standards for the Downtown Urban Center, providing both flexibility and certainty to keep costs down.
- Reasonable Development Fees - No change in building, engineering and land use fees since 2009.
- Deferred Impact Fee and System Development Charges - Fees can be paid at time of certificate of occupancy rather than at building permit issuance.
- Multi-Family Property Tax Exemption - 8 year exemption for qualifying market rate multi-family housing. Email us for more information.
- Construction Sales Tax Exemption - Up to $100,000 refund from the City for eligible constructed-related sales tax.
- Small Business Development Assistance Program - Up to a 50% reduction in land use, building permit & other fees.
Current Projects
All property in Downtown Revitalization Catalyst Area (PDF) is zoned "Downtown Urban Center" (DUC). Zoning was changed from C-2 (Central Business District) to DUC in early 2007 to better reflect the City goals and objectivves for the downtown urban center. Outside the Downtown area but within the Urban Center boundary other zoning districts (PDF) include: C2, C3, R7, R10, R20, P1, M1, M2, and RO. Key elements of the DUC zone include:
- Ground floor retail, restaurants, and personal service use are required for all building frontages facing Main Street.
- Density is based on Floor Area Ratios (FAR). Code encourages residential uses south of Main Street and encourages commercial uses north of Main Street.
- Generally, bonuses are given for features that support or increase pedestrian orientation and movement.
- Minimum building height is two stories. Basic maximum building height is 75 feet, but can be exceeded via bonuses.
Downtown Parking
To guide parking policy development and implementation in downtown Auburn, City Council recently adopted the Comprehensive Downtown Parking Management Plan (CDPMP) (PDF) and (CDPMP - Appendix A (PDF)) via Resolution No. 5031 on February 3, 2014.
Work on the CDPMP began in summer 2011, in expectation of evolving parking needs that come from increases in investment, redevelopment activity, and Sounder commuter train service. To address those needs, the CDPMP includes an action plan with near-term, short-term, and long-term policies that aim to balance the parking needs of businesses, residences, visitors, and commuters. Implementation of the CDPMP's near- and short-term policies will commence soon.
"Where do I park?"
Please reference the linked parking map (PDF) for the current locations of free parking in public parking lots, City-issued permit parking for downtown businesses and residents, and privately operated permit parking lots. For more information regarding City-issued permit parking for downtown businesses and residents, please contact the Permit Center via email or 253-931-3090.
Related Documents and Links
Comments or questions about Auburn's downtown? Contact City of Auburn Planning Services via email or 253-931-3090. Please put the nature of your inquiry in the subject line, and include the parcel number or address of the site (if applicable) and your contact information in the email.


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Elon named to presidential honor roll for service
Elon University has been recognized for the sixth year in a row as a national leader in service-learning and civic engagement.
The Corporation for National & Community Service named Elon University this week to the 2012 President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for service efforts to America's communities. Elon is one of four colleges in North Carolina that were named to the Honor Roll "with distinction."
Launched in 2006, the Community Service Honor Roll is the highest federal recognition a school can achieve for its commitment to service-learning and civic engagement.
Elon coordinates its community service efforts through the Kernodle Center for Service Learning and Community Engagement. The Center partners with more than 80 local community agencies.
A total of 513 colleges and universities were recognized in the most recent Honor Roll. Of that total, 110 received the recognition of Honor Roll with Distinction, 14 were identified as finalists, and five received the Presidential Award, including N.C. State University.
Honorees for the President's Honor Roll were chosen based on a series of selection factors including scope and innovation of service projects, percentage of student participation in service activities, incentives for service, and the extent to which the school offers academic service-learning courses.
The Honor Roll is a program of the Corporation for National and Community Service and is supported by the U.S. Departments of Education and Housing and Urban Development, Campus Compact, the American Council on Education, and other higher education associations.
Elon was one of three institutions recognized by President George W. Bush when the university received an inaugural Presidential Award in 2006.
The Corporation for National and Community Service is a federal agency that engages more 5 million Americans in service through its Senior Corps, AmeriCorps, and Learn and Serve America programs, and leads President Obama's national call to service initiative, United We Serve.
Below are the North Carolina schools honored in the 2012 Honor Roll:
Presidential Awardee
North Carolina State University
North Carolina Central University
Honor Roll Members with Distinction
1. Catawba College (Salisbury) non-member
2. Elizabeth City State University (Elizabeth City)
3. Elon University (Elon)
4. Mars Hill College (Mars Hill) non-member
North Carolina Honor Roll Members
1. Cabarrus College of Health Sciences (Concord) non-member
2. Campbell University (Buies Creek)
3. Davidson College (Davidson)
4. Duke University (Durham)
5. East Carolina University (Greenville)
6. Fayetteville State University (Fayetteville)
7. Gardner-Webb University (Boiling Springs)
8. Guilford College (Greensboro)
9. Johnson & Wales University (Charlotte) non-member
10. Johnson C. Smith University (Charlotte) non-member
11. Lenoir-Rhyne University (Hickory)
12. Mid-Atlantic Christian University (Elizabeth City) non-member
13. Pfeiffer University (Misenheimer)
14. St. Augustine's College (Raleigh) non-member
15. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
16. University of North Carolina at Charlotte
17. University of North Carolina at Greensboro
18. University of North Carolina Pembroke
19. University of North Carolina Wilmington
20. Wake Forest University (Winston-Salem)
21. Warren Wilson College (Asheville)
22. Western Carolina University (Cullowhee)
23. Wingate University (Wingate) non-member


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Monday, September 21, 2015
5 Fun Techniques for Embossing Paste
11 comments:
Oh, Christine, what a fabulous Inspire Me Monday post! I've not dared into mixed media much, but I so want to and have some supplies. I just needed this inspiration today. I love all the various techniques you've shared, and I love your cards...each one is amazing! Hugs and a big thanks!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 21, 2015 at 9:15 AM
Love all of these ideas!! I just ordered some embossing paste and now I have great ideas in how to use it!! Thank so much for the inspiration!! Love all of your work!!! JoleenReplyDelete
Amazing ideas Christine! So many beautiful examples too! Fabulous tutorial! <3ReplyDelete
How beautiful and fun! Christine, thank you for taking time to show so many wonderful techniques (coupled with your beautiful shading and colors!)ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for showing us your different techniques along w fabulous designed cards. :) I was one of those who really wanted to know the "hows." You r so awesome to respond to all of yr followers.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing I didn't know about getting that great metallic look that is so neat!! They are all fabulous creations with these techniques!ReplyDelete
What a great post showing the versatility of embossing paste!!! Love it; you have me thinking of lots of possibilities now! Thank you........ :)ReplyDelete
Great tips! Every project looks fabulous! How great this stuff is so versatile we all like a change!ReplyDelete
Fabulous Tips! I have just put embossing paste on my "must have" shopping list! Thank you for sharing the many ways embossing paste can create texture on our cards!ReplyDelete
Thank you Christine - this is great!ReplyDelete
I've been considering purchasing embossing paste. I really enjoyed and found your tutorials easy to follow so, now I'm convinced! I MUST get some.ReplyDelete
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Thank you so much for taking the time to share your thoughts.
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Wed, 12 July 2017
Shane LeMaster chats with Jason Abbott on therapeutic potentials, and human performance. Shane operates a private practice working with veterans and other individuals dealing with PTSD and trauma. He also provides a wide variety of services including psychedelic integration, general therapy for a wide range of mental afflictions, mental performance enhancement, sport psychology consulting, and addiction treatment. We cover his work and touch on some human potential upgrades such as meditation, fitness, martial arts, and microdosing. Come join in the discussion and support the IGC by using our Amazon, Audible, Onnit and PayPal links at www.intellectualgentlemensclub.com/support. You can follow us on Twitter @igccast and on Facebook to receive updates and random interesting information. The Intellectual Gentlemen's Club is available on iTunes, Stitcher, and other directories as well
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I like to kayak.
We have three boats, and a truck to carry them around, but we haven't been out much in the past year for a bunch of reasons. Too busy writing, I guess.
I joined this Miami Kayaking Meetup Group about a year ago, and have been seeing all these tantalizing boat trips in my inbox every week. So, on a whim, I decided to show up for a Thursday night 6pm paddle from Matheson Hammock park. (Note – link to funky commercial site, but has nice pictures.) No big deal, a short run down Biscayne Bay and then up a mangrove creek to Hidden Lake, then back.
It was a deluge all day long, with massive electrical bombardment. One of the nice things about my work is that I have a big window. I enjoyed the show, but by 5pm there was still major voltage flying around.
But I had to show, you never know. My boat was hanging out of the back of my truck, and it was going to get wet driving home anyway, so I figured I might as well be in it. I headed for the park.
I met Miles, the organizer, by the boat ramp. We stood in the warm drizzle shooting the shit and waiting for this third guy who didn't show. The sparks were lessening, more horizontal now, but still — more people get celestially fried in Florida than anywhere else, and I've had my share of close calls.
But man… the water was sooo calm. The boats were ready to go. It was my call. "Let's do it," I said.
So, we had a nice paddle, he gets a variety of skill levels and enjoyed being able to go at a faster pace. We shared tales of weather and hurricanes, he had some wild kayak stories, my favorite being one about the two girls, one of whom was towing the other by a towline made of bikini tops. This may show up in a future story.
I'd been to Hidden Lake before, but wasn't aware of the back passage in. The tide was coming in and it made for a fun ride through the mangroves. We hung there for a while, marveling at the electrical show up in the clouds, then checked out the birds on rookery island for a while. Headed back (against the tide was more challenging, but fun) and back up the bay. The rain started up again, with my boat you get wet anyway, so I didn't care.
Soon, the Miami Skyline was visible and we were back.
First time I've ever done an after-work paddle, and I'm going to do it again. Restores the soul to working order, it does. And you can imagine all kind of spooky stuff in the mangroves and under the surface of the water in the moonlight. Inspirational. Especially the girls without the bikini tops.


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Microsoft says it is on track to begin selling its Xbox game console in Japan on Feb. 22, despite comments made Wednesday by Richard Belluzzo, the company's president and chief operating officer, which indicated the console would begin shipping in Japan during March.
At a press conference in Taipei, Belluzzo responded to a question about whether the Japanese launch of Xbox had been delayed until March, saying, "We decided to take more time (launching Xbox in Japan) to be able to make more of an investment around online gaming and online services that go with the Xbox."
Speaking in Tokyo on Thursday, Belluzzo cited his remarks at the Taipei press conference as the reason for the confusion.
"The Xbox announcement confusion was caused by me," he said. "I did a press conference like this in Taiwan yesterday and there was a confusion about what I was saying about Europe versus the Japan launch. I didn't think I was confusing, but I must have been confusing. So, we are on track for launching the product here in Japan and we are very, very excited about that plan," he said.
Microsoft originally planned to put the Xbox on sale in Japan before the end of the year, in time for the Christmas shopping season. That release was later delayed until Feb. 22 as Microsoft focused its efforts on meeting demand for the console in the U.S., where Xbox was launched on Nov. 8.
At the same time it reaffirmed its commitment to a Feb. 22 Xbox launch in Japan, Microsoft confirmed that Xbox sales in Europe would begin on March 14.


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Abu Dhabi Golf is hosting the yearly event " Abu Dhabi Golf Championship".
Abu Dhabi Golf Club is an oasis of tranquility carved out of the desert.
Abu Dhabi Golf Club offers one of the most luxurious golf resort experiences in the Middle East.
The 27-hole championship course weaves through undulating terrain that features pockets of palms,
ornamental trees and shrubs, as well as seven spectacular saltwater lakes.
The par-72, 7,334-yard Championship course provides a tough-but-fair challenge with 18 holes of lush fairways.
Strategically placed bunkers and generous greens.
The 3,299-yard, par-36 nine is more forgiving, making it an enjoyable experience for all players, especially those new to the game.
Enjoy your dinner and drinks in one of the many restaurants.