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Julia Roberts is basking in the glow of motherhood – but is the 42-year-old actress now developing her skills as a future clothing designer?
"They are really angelic and wondrous," Julia told Oprah Winfrey in an episode of "The Oprah Winfrey Show" airing on Monday, when asked about her three kids. "My favorite thing is just watching them wake up and watching them realize the day come upon them. It's just… I don't know, it's fascinating to me."
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The actress said her five-year-old twins, Hazel and Phinnaeus, and two-year-old Henry, are still amazed with the world.
"That's the thing about being new to the world - you're just so present and impressed with everything. The older you get and the grumpier you get," she said of her three children with husband Danny Moder. "They're in the car, [and say,] 'Look at the tree!' Everything is exciting."
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The "Eat, Pray, Love" star – which opens in theaters on August 13 – said she's taken up a new hobby to ensure that she stays sharp.
"They say that your brain starts to get mushy after 40, along with your tush," Julia said of her new sewing hobby. "I made some big pillows for the kids and some really some simple pants for Danny… so simple pants, so simple pants people!"
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It's no wonder that the Keno twins, who put the fun back into antiquing, can't pass a bull's-eye mirror without checking it out. The round, bubble-like glass throws a curve and casts them in a fun-house light. "It's kind of wild–psychedelic," says Leslie, who laughs as he cringes at his own distorted reflection. Clearly, he can't resist the combination punch—a surreal image framed in Regency gilt.
The landed gentry, however, were thinking less about fun and games and more about keeping an eye on the guests (and maybe the family silver). Like a wide-angle, fish-eye camera lens, the outward-bending glass allowed a butler to see an entire room—and which glasses needed refilling—while staying discreetly out of sight. It was the ultimate domestic surveillance system.
Even English cabinetmaker Thomas Sheraton endorsed the "agreeable effect" that convex mirrors had "on the perspective of the room in which they were suspended." The form first appeared on palace walls in Northern Europe during the Renaissance.
The classical convex mirror, popular on both sides of the Atlantic in the 19th century when it became more affordable, currently poses a real buy opportunity for collectors. Today, prices begin at about $1,000, depending on age, condition, and decorative elements. "It's a lot of bling for the buck," says Leigh, pointing out that the best bulbous mirrors include branched candleholders, which substantially increase value (as well as change the name to "girandole"). "Armless, the mirrors are worth a lot less," he says.
The mirror shown here is an English import. "Convex glass wasn't made in America in the early 19th century," notes Leigh. "England shipped the glass to America."
Tissue-thin sheets of gold were applied to wooden frames. The contrast of polished, burnished leaves against flat, matte leaves shows the quality of the mirror, says Leigh.
Look for original glass. Antique glass is fairly thin, so thick glass without "exfoliation" is suspicious. "Place a quarter sideways against the glass," counsels Leslie. "The thinner the glass, the closer the quarter appears to the mirror."
And beware of a crystal-clear reflection. "Antique glass was often resilvered several times in its lifetime, and minor mottling gives glass a softer look," opines Leigh. For collectors hoping for a return on their investment, "original glass is key," he says. Check around the mirror's edge, where slightly jagged glass held in place by a reeded ebony liner (or behind the backboard) can sometimes be seen.
Gesso, applied to frames, was essential to the gilding process. Old layers are visible from the back.
Does it measure up? To authenticate a mirror, Leigh carefully checks for an original ebony liner and slightly jagged edges of the mirror plate that can peek out from under the liner or show behind the backboard.
Other keys to authenticity are visible only from the back, including original nail holes and layers of old gesso.
Photograph courtesy of Leigh Keno American Antiques
Style-maven Martha Stewart landed a classic American giltwood mirror, which she spotted in Leigh Keno's booth at the Winter Antiques Show in 2002. Its star status is evident in the branched, spiraling candle arms (double-sets!), the turn of its carved cornucopias, and a wide-winged eagle clenching a pair of chained acorns. Note that acorns, not balls, circle the glass. Flat glass, one of the mirror's telling details, points to its American roots. The wood is another indication of its origin. "It's entirely white pine, which isn't the case with English frames," says Leigh, who dates the gilded beauty to 1815. Important American girandoles (mirrors wth branched candleholders) can bring up to six figures.
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Out with the old, in with the new.
Now that the exterior of our project truck is nearly complete–we're simply waiting for the retrofit of our '91-'93 Ram grille in place of the '87 unit–we decided to move to the inside.
So where do you start with a former utilitarian pickup? For us, this project meant we had to remove and discard just about the entire contents of the D-150 in order to meet our goal–to update the interior in a manner that illustrates the exterior's sport truck theme. Working with several suppliers, including Auto Custom Carpets, Crutchfield, Auto Meter, Grant Products, Sewfine, and The Eastwood Company, we launched our plan to fabricate a new interior. The results are shown here to illustrate just how great a sport truck the last generation Ram trucks are. You be the judge!
Only one name comes to mind when it comes to carpetAuto Custom Carpets. Not only did ACC have the 87 D-150 carpet available for shipment, but they also had it available in more colors than we could imagine. We opted for gray to match our existing interior panels.
From the first step of our project, we really didnt know what we were going to dountil we found Sewfine. Certainly a lot of seat manufacturers have universal seat frames, in which you drill a hole in your floorboard or weld up some frames to work. What really impressed us with Sewfine was that they supplied seat frames specific to our Dodge D-150, as well as some of the best-looking seats for the sport truck market.
Steering Wheel
The first name in aftermarket steering wheels is Grant, and its no wonder since they offer more styles, colors, and sizes than anybody else. Also, prices start in an affordable range. Add to those perks its ability to fit most applications, and you know why we chose Grant.
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Now that the truck was looking good inside and out, we needed to make it sound good as well. The staff at Crutchfield helped us with the equipment we neededliterally everythingall wire harnesses and adapters to match with the D150 were sent. Crutchfield offers the most understandable and complete installation instructions in the industry.
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Verizon Communications is now accepting submissions for a contest in which the company will award US$10 million in prize money to individuals and organizations worldwide that come up with innovative ideas in education, health care and sustainability.
With the Powerful Answers Award contest, Verizon hopes to draw the best minds to make the world a better place, said Lowell McAdam, chairman and CEO of Verizon Communications, at an informal event in New York City's The Standard High Line Hotel. The contest was originally announced at International CES in January.
Starting on Wednesday, anyone above 18 years of age, including individuals, organizations and academics, can submit ideas in the three core areas through the Powerful Answers Award website.
The submission period ends on June 30, after which judges will review the entries in a two-step selection process. The winners will be announced at International CES in 2014.
Five winners will be selected in each of the three categories. The top prize winner will get $1 million, and depending on ranking, the other winners will get $850,000, $700,000, $500,000 and $285,000, respectively.
The contest is open to participants worldwide, and thousands have already signed up, McAdam said.
McAdam said he hopes the contest will inspire positive social changes while also inspiring new business ideas and marketplaces. The judges will be reviewing commercial viability, global impact and use of technology for each entry.
Consumers are ready for ideas that make their lives easier and more meaningful, McAdam said.
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The winners will get access to Verizon's wireless and wired network assets and cloud services. The contest is a corporate responsibility project for Verizon planned only for this year, and McAdam did not commit to repeating it in the coming years.
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DescriptionIn Peggle the player's objective is to clear out all the orange pegs on the screen. This is done by using a cannon at the top of the screen to shoot a metallic ball that bounces between the pegs. The hit pegs will then lit up before disappearing. In addition to the orange pegs there are also blue pegs that are the majority and give less points, purple pegs that are worth 50x the value of the blue and green pegs that activate a magic power. In total there are 10 magic powers, each tied to a character that can be chosen before a level. On the bottom of the screen is a bucket that moves left and right. Hitting the bucket results in an extra ball. For each level, the player has 10 balls to use.
Four game modes are available. In the adventure mode the player progresses through all 55 levels to become a Peggle master. In the quick play mode, players can freely play any of the levels that have been completed in the adventure mode. In the duel mode, players can compete against a human or computer opponent. In the challenge mode extra difficult feats are offered.
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There were 197 sales reported in the Regina area in December. This is an increase of 9% from the 180 in December 2012. This compares to the five-year average of 189 and the ten-year average of 170 sales as reported by the Association of Regina REALTORS® Inc.
Statistics for December 2013 compared to December 2012:
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- down 8% - from $$316,234 to $291,755
- Average sale price in the city:
- down 1% - from $306,504 to 302,814
The decline in average sales price is attributed to a shift to a higher proportion of lower priced homes selling in December rather than across the board price declines.
The number of sales that occurred during the month is consistent with what is expected at this time of the year. November and December are typically slower months for sales but there continues to be a good supply of homes on the market for buyers.
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Maranello, 20 September – "Rush" is the hot ticket at the cinema the world over at the moment and Ferrari put on a screening for all its employees as part of its "Special Premiere" programme that shows brand new films free of charge at the Maranello Auditorium. Over fifteen hundred people watched the Ron Howard directed film, including some who were directly involved in that exciting and dramatic 1976 season, in the shape of mechanics who worked for the Scuderia back then. They could have been harsh critics, as is often the initial reaction of people who witnessed an event first hand and then see it depicted on film, however, the general feeling was that the American director managed to capture the essence of the sporting and human side of the event, which featured two rivals with very different characters, but also many traits in common, in the world of Formula 1 in the Seventies. "The essence of the story is there in the film if a bit exaggerated," said Ermanno Cuoghi who was Niki Lauda's chief mechanic, proudly stressing the importance of the team behind the drivers. "It is too focussed on the drivers: for example, it's true that Niki was a great test driver, but he did not design the suspension…"
It's hardly surprising that the scores from the veterans were not that generous, ranging from measly scores to more encouraging 7+ or around an 8-, while more flattering marks came from those who experienced the emotion and drama of something they had heard about so often from older colleagues or read in books and papers, in the darkness of a cinema. Exciting and inspiring were some of the adjectives used by the Ferrari filmgoers, proving the film has definitely hit the right note emotionally. In fact, a director like Howard is definitely a guarantee of quality and then, what more exciting subject could there be than Formula 1, in life or on the silver screen? So, a split verdict but a sincere one!


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Building on the success the Alumni Association and the popularity of the online Alumni program we are excited to offer face to face Alumni Classes. These are open to alumni (graduates of our GMF course) and are an opportunity to continue and deepen your posture journey with us.
Each class delves deep into an aspect of Primal Posture, building on the foundations learned in the GMF, offering you the chance to consolidate what you have learned. To ensure you get hands on instruction each class is limited to a maximum of 8 students.
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- Another benefit is that there is no need for full frame sets, as these GRP doors can be fitted to existing timber frames. To facilitate this, the doors can be trimmed by an impressive 60mm, 20mm on each side, 20mm top and 40mm bottom.
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Tooling by Design
Forming and Flanging AHSS Material
Sharpness of the cutting-tool edge and the amount of die-cutting clearance directly affect sheared edge quality of stamped metal parts, which in turn affects the performance of sheared edges during forming and flanging.
Total elongation has long been the traditional measure of steel's general stretchability over a wide area of the stamping. Recently, local elongation over very small gauge lengths in stretch flanging, hole expansion and blanked edge extensions have been found to be just as important as total elongation with advanced high-strength steels (AHSS).
Specifically, among the AHSS alloys, the microstructure modification in dual-phase (DP) and transformation-induced-plasticity (TRIP) steels, to increase their workhardening rate, provides:
Fig. 1—From A. Konieczny and T. Henderson, U.S. Steel Corp. Fig. 2—From A. Konieczny and T. Henderson, U.S. Steel Corp.
• Greater stretchability;
• Improved crash-energy absorption;
• Higher total elongations; and
• Reduced local elongation and edge-stretching capabilities.
Cut-Edge Quality
A U.S. Steel Corp. study (Fig. 1) examined the influence of sheared-edge finishing on a variety of AHSS grades, including high-hole expansion (HHE) grades. Researchers evaluated various edge conditions by altering die-cutting clearance and establishing the maximum hole-expansion ratio (HER) for each combination of material grade and edge condition. A larger HER indicates greater edge-stretching capability.
All of the AHSS grades tested produced their minimum HER values (poorest performance) with cutting clearances from 6 to 8 percent. Small increases in cutting clearance increased HER noticeably for DP 590 steel, but only slightly or not at all for the other grades.
Contrary to die-shop rules of thumb, the optimum die-clearance values were much higher than the traditional 8 to 12 percent per side. In fact, for all of the AHSS steels tested, the highest HER values correspond with a per-side die clearance of approximately 21 percent.
Laser-cut edges, commonly used during initial tool tryout, displayed superior edge-stretching capability for AHSS. Replacing laser cutting with conventional cutting and punching in production will lead to significantly lower edge-stretching capability.
The influence of burr location on HER proves greater for conventional high-strength low-alloy (HSLA) steels than for AHSS grades (Fig. 2). However, positioning the burr to be in contact with the punch improves HER in all cases.
Forming and Flanging
Part design plays a critical role in minimizing the number of forming steps required to stamp AHSS parts. Springback must be addressed as early as possible in the product-design phase to minimize post-forming compensation.
Pulling a blank over draw beads and a die radius into a cavity creates sidewall curl—prominent in AHSS applications. The primary cause of sidewall curl: unbalanced stress distribution on each side the material. To correct sidewall curl and other springback problems, metalformers use locking beads or other tooling techniques that stretch the sidewalls just before the bottom of the press stroke. The resulting stretch usually is effective in reducing the residual stresses and part-to-part variations.
Wiping dies are a type of forming tool requiring the use of pressure pads to prevent the workpiece material from slipping during forming. Pad pressure for wiping dies generally equals the punch force required for forming. Because AHSS materials can have two to three times the initial strength of HSLA, the required pressure-pad force could be as much as three times greater than that required for an equivalent thickness of HSLA. These levels of holding force may be difficult to achieve in small wiping dies or in a small die area.
Fig. 3—Wrinkles in a shrink flange.
To compensate for springback, over-bending must be incorporated into the wiping die. Anticipate as much as 10 deg. of springback, depending on the AHSS grade. The higher forming stress on die materials and the need to work the material further to reduce springback can generate large tool deflections. Therefore, stampers must take care to properly key and heel the form tools to control deflection and maintain part quality.
To further control springback, the form steel in a wipe die usually has a radius less than the part radius, coupled with back relief on the flange steel and forming post. The back relief allows application of additional pressure further out on the formed radius. Very high pressures must be generated in the flange-steel corner radius in order to coin AHSS materials. Of concern under these conditions: flange-steel wear, strength and reliability.
Stretch flanges in AHSS tend to not tolerate abrupt length changes. Therefore, make transitions within the stretch flange as gradual as possible; develop them during product design when possible.
The use of material gainers may be required to generate an increased length of line and avoid edge splitting in stretch flanges. Avoid sharp notch features in curved flanges, and also avoid placing trim by-pass (mismatch) in stretch or compression areas of the flange to help avoid splitting.
Shrink flanges in high-strength materials have a high potential for wrinkles that may not be corrected without product geometry concessions (Fig. 3).Lastly, avoid wrinkles in shrink flanges at all costs, even if product engineering might accept them. Shrink-flange wrinkles in AHSS stampings can quickly wear out flanging tools. Add take-up beads or other geometric features to consume excess material. MF
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Southwest fans like to reflect on their school winning state 2-A titles in 2000, 2003 and 2004.
Southwest fans like to reflect on their school winning state 2-A titles in 2000, 2003 and 2004.
And why not? Those Stallions teams were really good and deserving of a state title, and they beat some talented squads.
Even the 1999 team that advanced to the state final for the first time in school history gets plenty of love for being the program that showed that Southwest could hold its own among the state�s best.
But like that team, the 2009 Stallions also lost in the title game, falling 45-21 to Albemarle in the 1-AA final in Winston-Salem.
Southwest coach Phil Padgett was asked if he still has a bitter taste in his mouth about that defeat, a loss that saw the Stallions never recover after falling behind early.
�No bitter taste, but I�m just disappointed because I think what could I have done different to prepare the team,� Padgett said. �I just feel like we were so dominant in the East, but we did something wrong (in the final). What did I do wrong?�
Around the horn
This marks Southwest�s sixth trip to the finals � the Stallions are 3-2 � with the title game against Swain County marking the second time the team has played at Carter-Finley Stadium at N.C. State University.
The Stallions� last time in Raleigh was in 2003 when Southwest beat Burlington Cummings 20-14 in the 2-A final. Southwest also played at the University of North Carolina in 1999 and 2000, Duke in 2004 and Wake Forest in 2009.
�The best thing is that it�s only two hours,� Padgett said of the distance between N.C. State and Jacksonville.
Football and futbol
Southwest senior kicker Nick Matics has a full plate this season.
Not only has he been kicking for the Stallions� football team, he was also the starting goalkeeper for Southwest�s state championship soccer team. Matics was the most valuable player of the soccer final.
He said it was tough balancing both soccer and football this fall.
�It has been, trying to make both teams happy, but I feel I did a pretty good job so far,� Matics said.
Matics already has experience playing in a state final, however, he said he hasn�t been the one to give the football players advice on how to handle a championship game.
�I think Shak Pershey and JeVonte� Taylor have been telling everyone about it since they were freshmen and got moved up when they (football team) went to the state championship game in 2009,� Matics said.
Meet the Maroon Devils
Swain County coach Neil Blankenship couldn�t say enough about his team�s four best offensive players � quarterback Raymius Smith, receivers Matthew Maennie and Greg Tisho and running back Garrett Lane.
�Our quarterback has done a great job of running our team, making good decisions and handling what teams give us,� Blankenship said. �Matthew is a phenomenal player and an all-around athlete and he�s scored in so many ways for us. Greg is a big ol� receiver who does just what you ask him to do. Lane is a great kid and a great student and he runs so hard.�
Padgett came just short of saying �Thank goodness it�s Friday� when talking about his team.
He said the Stallions have performed better under the Friday night lights than during afternoon practices throughout the week.
�I�ll be honest with you, our team probably plays harder on Friday than Monday through Thursday,� Padgett said. �On Friday night we really play hard and have stepped it up.�
Padgett will just have to wait and see how his team responds in the final since it will be played on Saturday.
�It gives us a little more time to prep,� he said.
Air Padgett
Known for its strong running game, Southwest over the recent years has shown an ability to throw the ball, particularly this season.
Quarterback Shak Pershey has 1,128 yards passing and 13 touchdowns this season.
�We�ve thrown the ball more than we usually do, but with that being said, Shak has done a good job throwing the football, even though we haven�t hard to throw it a whole lot,� Padgett said. �We�re a running football team and we�ve always been a running football team. That�s kind of what our MO has been since I�ve been here. I just believe in a strong running game.�
Stampeding Stallions
And because of SWO�s running game, Padgett feels as if the Stallions are a good mascot for his school.
�We are called the Stallions and that�s probably a good name because we love to run,� he said. �We are going to run the football. It�s what we do and what our program is about. The kids have bought into it and it�s paid off at this point.�
More titles
Since joining the 1-A classification in 2009, Southwest has captured two state titles and made three final trips in girls� soccer, won a state title in boys� soccer this fall and saw its girls� basketball team advance to a state title game.
The only thing missing it appears is a state football title. Perhaps that motivates the football team even more.
�I�m just excited for our football program, but I�m also excited for our athletic program because we�ve had such a great fall,� said Padgett, who is also Southwest�s athletic director. �I want us to win everything. Our coaches work so hard.�
Other duties
Not only do Padgett and Blankenship have to coach their teams this week, they have still have perform their administration duties as their school�s AD�s.
And that includes a lot of responsibilities.
�What we are going to do as far as transportation and costs?� Padgett said of his duties. �There�s a lot of things to pay for, that�s my concern.�
Meanwhile, Blankenship has had his phone ring many times since the Maroon Devils advanced to the final.
�We were meeting (in Greensboro) to exchange film on Saturday morning and I think I got like eight text messages from people asking me where we are staying and I didn�t have a clue,� he said. �You have to deal with all these questions. Your phone rings off the hook about this and that.�
One league, 2 finals
Swain County is not the only team from the Smoky Mountain Conference playing for a state title this year. Murphy is in the 1-A final against Plymouth.
Murphy is in the final for the third consecutive year, having beaten Jones Senior 21-6 last year.
�Last year was the first year it happened,� Blankenship said of Swain County and Murphy both advancing to the finals. �We were shocked and Murphy was too that they got that far last year. This year I think they expected to be here. Our conference is traditionally strong.�


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Young & Old
Yesterday, Wes discussed the duo of indie rockers Sleigh Bells releasing their sophomore album, Reign of Terror. Well, last Tuesday (notable for being Valentine's Day) another indie duo and a married couple, known as Tennis, also released their own sophomore effort, Young & Old. The lo-fi somewhat-surf-rockers did well last year, releasing their debut album Cape Dory on the notably awesome indie label Fat Possum Records. The album was subtle, but great, and received fairly positive reviews, but was still a bit underrated IMHO. Something tells me that this album on the whole will be received in a fairly similar fashion.
The biggest move the humble young couple made with their follow up, was acquiring the help of Patrick Carney of The Black Keys to produce the album. Although this didn't provide an incredibly drastic difference, there are a few noticeable changes in the band's sound and vibe. The fuzzy, lo-fi surf-rock sound is still there, but it picked up some organ keys, that at times sounds hauntingly old and creepy, and others sounds bright and poppy. Poppy is definitely a word I would also use to describe the overall vibe of Young & Old. The pop had always existed in Tennis, but it was darker and much more subtle, which made it harder to notice you bobbing your head up and down to the tune. Young & Old brightens up to the point that you're entire body will be bouncing at times. Some tracks like "Petition" and "Robin" even remind me of soul sounds from the 70's.
^Like the title suggests, it's a bit of the "Young Tennis" mixed with some of the "Old Tennis"
Overall, I think Patrick's goal was to make this album a little bit more fun than the first. In terms of The Black Keys, it would be the equivalent of jumping from The Big Come Up to El Camino in one step. That is a bit over-exaggerated, but the point is that the intelligence and sincerity of the music is still all there, it is just a much more user friendly version of the same band. Also like El Camino, some people will love this result, and others will loathe it.
I for one, enjoy Young & Old a great deal. I think it shows an immediate, yet subtle versatility within the band. You may not notice it at first, but after you listen to the album, revisit Cape Dory, then go back to Young & Old, it will smack you in the face. I love my lo-fidelity as much as the next guy (as long as that guy isn't Elliott Smith, he probably has me beat), but I also love my fun vibes and pop tunes. What I found especially interesting, is that the two bonus tracks ("Deep In the Woods" and "Vegas") that were included with my version of the album, probably stray the furthest from any songs on Cape Dory, and are possibly more accessible than any tracks on Young & Old, yet somehow didn't make the album. They are especially intriguing tunes and probably would have only boasted the album's credibility. I wonder if that was their attempt to keep this album closer to Cape Dory's pace, but also show fans what they can do. Maybe they were too nervous to stray too far from Cape Dory. Who knows, really?
For a surf-rock-esque band, I can't help but make the analogy that you'd probably rather take Young & Old to the beach over Cape Dory. It has more of that bright and sunny side to soak up the sun and catch some waves too, whereas Cape Dory has more of the beach-side dive-bar sound. That being said, I can understand why you'd rather stay off the beach and and grab a cheap beer. Both sides make sense to me, but won't to everyone.
Also, if you're interested, please check out fellow music lover/blogger Cardinal Playlists' interview with Tennis' very own Alaina Moore HERE.
Can't Miss: "Origins", "Petition", "Robin", "Never to Part"
Can't Hit: "Dreaming", "Take Me to Heaven"
Note: Bonus tracks on albums are generally nothing to write home about, however, in this case, I'd advise to do so.


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Smartphone apps bringing energy management home
As smartphones continue to take over almost every part of our lives, managing our energy use at home may be the next thing coming.
At least that's what four Canadian academics are projecting. A paper recently published in the International Journal of Sustainable Energy looks at how smartphones could significantly accelerate home energy audits for greater energy conservation over traditional methods, like having trained energy auditors driving from house to house to look at heating and cooling systems once every year.
Their study analyzed 157,000 homes in Southeastern Ontario and found it would take 55 years to complete an energy audit of every house using the tremendously inefficient traditional method. With smartphones at every house, however, this same task could be completed all at once.
The usefulness of smartphones may come as no surprise, but energy management gadgets have yet to catch on in homes at the same rate as commercial real estate. It seems energy savings, while great if you're a business with high-energy needs, aren't as compelling for homeowners. Most energy management systems are too complicated, and the savings aren't big enough to justify effort on the part of the homeowner.
Nevertheless, there are lots of startups and big companies out there trying to solve this problem -- and crack this market. Technology research firm ON World predicts that by 2016, global revenue for home energy management will surpass $4 billion. Market researcher Pike Research makes a more conservative estimate with $2 billion in global revenue by 2020. Either way, there's lots of money to go around.
So the interest -- and opportunity -- is there, but the question remains, how do you make energy management more accessible for the homeowner? Smartphones may be the answer. After all, according to research from 2011 by IT consulting firm Accenture, 50 percent of 18 to 24 year olds and 44 percent of 25 to 34 years old were interested in smartphone apps that allow them to measure their energy consumption.
Jonathan Collins, principal analyst at market research firm ABI Research, said smartphone apps are one major factor behind the current growth in home automation -- 1.5 million home automation systems were installed this year, and many include energy management.
"Mobile devices increase awareness, as they [make it] easy to share with someone that you have home automation," he said.
Image of assorted smartphones provided by ALT1040 from Blogosfera via Wikimedia Commons
Smartphone apps make it easier to add a social element to energy management. That's important because, as GreenBiz contributor Heather Clancy pointed out, "People tend not to manage their energy consumption proactively -- unless they think someone else on their block is doing a better job."
Companies are taking notice. The Pinterest page for useful energy iPhone/iPad apps currently boasts 101 apps -- with everything ranging from a social game to compete with friends on energy savings to an energy analysis that breaks down the cost estimates for retrofits.
That's certainly a lot to choose from. Here is a quick look at some of the more interesting efforts:
Co-founded by former Apple executive Tony Fadell, the much talked about startup has developed a "learning thermostat." You can link this snazzy device to your smartphone using an app that allows users to adjust their home thermostat from anywhere in the world.
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Visible Energy
Visible Energy's smartphone app provides users feedback on energy consumption of the company's "smart products" -- smart meaning items like the company's power strip come equipped with Wi-Fi to tell you how much energy is being used -- and lets them turn it off with their phones.
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Tendril's mobile app provides detailed, up-to-date energy consumption data for homeowners. You can set personalized saving goals and then have your progress tracked. Along the way, you receive recommendation and expert advice on how to reach those goals. A social component is included with leaderboards and community support.
Photo credit: iTunes
PassivSystems has developed a home energy management system that communicates with temperature sensors and heating and hot water controls -- as well as a solar generation system, if installed. With the company's iPhone app, users can change their home heating and water from anywhere. Users can also schedule in when they think they'll be home so their home will be the ideal temperature as soon as they get home.
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WattzOn's smartphone app lets consumers know the true costs of appliances. By taking into account the energy costs of appliances, the WattzOn Appliance Advisor can tell you if buying, say, a refrigerator for a few hundred dollars less really makes sense.
Photo credit: WattzOn
Opower and Honeywell have teamed up to create an app that allows homeowners to control their thermostats from anywhere. Opower is also well known for taking full advantage of Facebook's one billion plus members for more engaging energy management. Working with the Natural Resources Defense Council, OPower lets you compete with your Facebook friends for lower energy use.
Photo credit: iTunes
Department of Energy's Apps for Energy
The federal government wants to jump on board, too. The Apps for Energy contest, started by Department of Energy, offered $100,000 to software developers who came up with the best apps for helping utility customers make the most of electricity consumption data using Green Button -- a standardized format for energy usage data. Winning the "Peak Energy Usage Award," one app called the DRIVE System gives homeowners incentives to reduce power consumption during peak energy times. The incentives come in the form of points or airline miles.
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Barbering and Cosmetology home page
National Cosmetology Association
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California Cosmetologist Association
(800) 482-3288
Renewals and Change of Address/Name
In 1927, the Board of Barber Examiners and the Board of Cosmetology were established. The Board of Barber Examiners governed the barbering profession, and the Board of Cosmetology governed the cosmetology profession. The Board of Barber Examiners consisted of 5 members, 2 of which were public members. The Board of Cosmetology consisted of 7 members, 2 of which were public members.
Throughout the years there were minor changes to the laws of each profession. For example, the requirement of apprenticeship prior to master barber licensing for barbers and revision to the cosmetology laws to include a separate manicurist license, electrology license, and esthetician license. In 1939 the manicurist license and the electrology license were added, and in 1978 the cosmetician (esthetician) license was added.
In 1992, the Board of Barber Examiners and the Board of Cosmetology were merged to create the Board of Barbering and Cosmetology. Chapter 10, Division 3 of the Business and Professions Code (known and cited as the Barbering and Cosmetology Act) was enacted by AB 3008 (Eastin, Chapter 1672, Statutes of 1990) and became effective July 1, 1992. In July 1997, the Board of Barbering and Cosmetology was eliminated by the California Legislature and the duties, powers, and functions of the Board were transferred directly to the Department of Consumer Affairs and were administered by the Bureau of Barbering and Cosmetology. On January 1, 2003, SB 1482 (Polanco, Chapter 1148, Statutes of 2002) reinstated the Board of Barbering and Cosmetology (BBC).
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CLAREMONT, Calif. – Freshman Lauren Quisenberry ended a phenomenal rookie season on the MIT women's tennis team by earning a trip to the NCAA Individual Singles Championships this week. The New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Athlete and Rookie of the Year fought hard but fell in her first match of the tournament 7-5, 7-6 to Ellen Yeatman of Washington and Lee.
Quisenberry ends a campaign that saw her go a perfect 20-0 in dual matches, playing each time in the first singles position. She also went 17-3 in first doubles play, pairing with Julia Hsu in the fall and Candace Wu in a spring season in which MIT went a perfect 11-0. Quisenberry was voted the co-MVP of the team, along with senior Melissa Diskin.
This is the fifth consecutive year that the MIT women's tennis team has sent a representative to the NCAA Individual tournament, and the ninth time overall. The most recent was the three-year run of Leslie Hansen who got to the quarterfinals last season before falling to eventual champion Julia Browne of Tufts University. MIT has also sent three teams of doubles to the individual championships, including the tandem of the Mealani Nakamura and Kelly Koskelin that reached the semifinals in 1998-99.
The MIT women's team finished their season 16-4 overall after winning eleven straight spring matches and sprung to a 22nd overall ranking in the country. They amassed a 5-2 conference record and reached the NEWMAC semi-finals for the 12th consecutive year before falling to Wellesley by a 5-2 score.


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2012: Unanimous choice All New-England by the New England Football Writers Association ... First team All-Ivy League at punter ... First team All-Ivy League by CollegeSportsMadness.com ... Named to Capital One Academic All-District I team ... College Football Performance Awards Watch List at Punter Award ... Preseason All-Ivy League by College Sports Madness ... Preseason second team All-Ivy League by Phil Steel's College Football Preview ... Averaged 43.0 yards per punt with a 52-yarder in the season opener against San Diego ... Averaged 45.3 yards per punt in steady rain with a 52-yarder against Holy Cross ... Averaged an astonishing 49.8 yards per punt on five attempts at Dartmouth with a long of 60 ... Averaged 46.6 yards per punt at Penn, with a 53 yarder and two inside the 20 ... Had a 74 yard punt against Yale.
2011: All-Ivy League Honorable Mention ... Lead the league with nine punts of 50 yards or more. In all, he ranked second at 40.2 yards per kick, pinning 13 inside the opposing 20 and forcing 21 fair catches ... Punted six times for an average of 44.2 yards with three fair catches and a long of 54 at Lafayette ... Averaged 46.0 yards per punt with a 58-yarder at COrnell on six punts ... Averaged 43.7 yards per punt with a 53 yarder against Yale.
2010: Placed two punts inside the 20-yard line with a long kick of 50 yards during a win at Lafayette ... Named the Ivy League Special Teams Player of the Week on Oct. 11 ... He punted seven times in the game and pinned his first two punts inside Cornell's 5-yard line, enabling the Crimson to limit Cornell to just 80 yards in the first half. In all, he averaged 39.1 yards per punt with a long of 58 on the day ... Averaged 35.7 yards per punt against Yale but pinned two inside the 20-yard line ... Major H award winner.
2009: Started the season opener at punter agains then-No. 23 Holy Cross, averaging 34.5 yards per punt ... Averaged 36.5 yards per punt against Brown.
At Gaylord: Earned letters in four sports ... Was a four-year starter on the football team and a three-year starter at goalie for the soccer team ... Also played golf and throw the shot put and discus in track & field ... Two-time All-Big North Conference as both a kicker and a punter ... Traverse City record Eagle All-Region at kicker ... Two-time Gaylord Herald All-Area kicker ... Two-time Weekly Choice Special Teams Player of the Year ... Set school records for career points (115), PATs (79), field goals (12), long field goal (47 yards), long punt (67 yards), career punting average (39.2 yards) and single season average (42.4 yards) ... National Honor Society.
Personal: Enjoys fly fishing, golfing and weight lifting ... Aspires for a career as a pediatrician or anesthesiologist.


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30 arrested in Jefferson Co. narcotics warrant roundup
The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office, in conjunction with local police departments and other agencies, arrested 30 individuals on felony charges of delivery of a controlled substance during a warrant roundup Tuesday, April 16.
At 9 a.m. Tuesday morning, the narcotics task force began serving 106 arrest warrants on 97 suspects. The warrants included four first-degree felony charges, 20 second-degree felony charges, 11 third-degree felony charges and 71 state jail felonies. Arrest warrants with bonds from $7,500 up to $100,000 were issued by Justices of the Peace Ken Dollinger and Nancy Beaulieu and covered virtually every community in Jefferson County, JCSO Deputy Rod Carroll said.
According to information provided by JCSO, the cases pertaining to the warrants issued were made in the past 12 months. The illegal drugs purchased during the undercover operation included marijuana, cocaine, methamphetamine, synthetic marijuana, ecstasy and PCP, in addition to illegally diverted pharmaceutical drugs, including Valium, Dilaudid, oxycodone, Lorcet, hydrocodone, morphine, codeine, and steroids. Chief Ron Hobbs said the drugs purchased in the undercover operation were bought with seized funds from narcotics arrests.
At 9 a.m., Captain Troy Tucker briefed officers readying to go out on the round-up operation. He distributed the warrants to the teams and said Air One, the police helicopter, would be in flight if needed for pursuit of anyone attempting to flee.
Carroll said he and the teams were ready for action. He said each team included one member of S.W.A.T. in case officers faced an unpredictable situation.
"This is what we train for," Carroll said, "to go out there and make new friends."
JCSO Deputy Eric Bowman, who has worked with the office for six years, participated in the roundup, driving one of the Chevrolet Tahoes used to transport arrestees to the county jail.
"We do this once a year," Bowman said of the narcotics roundup. "It is great to have everyone here working together."
Bowman said the 2012 roundup went down "without a hitch" and he expected the same this year.
While out executing the warrants Tuesday, Bowman and his team arrested four people on five felony warrants in Port Arthur. His team arrested 31-year-old Arturo Guerrero, 21-year-old Jerry McDaniel, 53-year-old Alan Trahan and 59-year-old Henry Como on charges of delivery of a controlled substance, Como having two warrants for two separate incidents.
While attempting to arrest McDaniel, Bowman and his team faced a complication. Officers surrounded the suspect's residence where he lived with his mother. After knocking on the door and rapping on the house, law enforcement officers saw movement but McDaniel was not coming outside.
"Come on out and make this easy on yourself," one officer called out to the suspect.
Eventually, the suspect's mother told police he would come outside, and moments later the man emerged, his hands thrown up in surrender. He was arrested without further incident.
While inside the back of the police vehicle, Trahan wanted to know how he got there.
"Where was I supposed to have sold all these drugs for somebody?" Trahan asked.
Bowman replied, "I don't know, but it would have been in the last year or so."
He said it is best to delay arrests in undercover operations in order to protect confidential informants.
"Making undercover cases is a never-ending, important part of our mission," Carroll stated in a news release. "Most of these defendants are street-level dealers. Several are mid-level distributors. It is important to remember that while in most cases, the amounts purchased by police are limited by the funds available, the majority of these drug dealers are active, everyday, ongoing threats to our community."
Carroll said a 30 to 40 percent capture rate is normal for warrant round-ups.
"It's amazing to me how quickly the word gets out in these communities," Carroll commented. "Word travels fast, especially with social media, and they know a sweep is going on. They will call or post something on Facebook warning about the sweep."
He said the Jefferson County Narcotics and Warrant Division would continue to follow up on leads in order to locate the wanted individuals still at large. He also wanted to thank the agencies assisting in the roundup including the U.S Marshal's Service, the Jefferson County District Attorney's Office, the police departments in Beaumont, Port Arthur, Nederland, Port Neches and Groves, the Drug Enforcement Administration, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms.
Sharon Brooks can be reached at (409) 832-1400, ext. 241, or by e-mail at sharon [at] theexaminer [dot] com.


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Vermont State Police investigators are marking the ninth anniversary of the disappearance of Brianna Maitland.
The then-17-year-old Maitland was last seen on March 19, 2004 when she was leaving her job at the Black Lantern Inn in Montgomery.
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Maitland's family continues to offer a $20,000 reward, including $10,000 to locate her and another $10,000 for information leading to the arrest of the person, or people, responsible for her disappearance.


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In a related note, our hosted mapping service (elocation.oracle.com) has also updated its MapViewer server to this release.
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You can't say John Oliver isn't game for sending up his own British-ness as he continues to branch out in his Hollywood gigs. The "Daily Show with Jon Stewart" go-to correspondent is in Los Angeles this week shooting a guest spot on the NBC hit "Community."
"I'm a drunk, lecherous, British professor," he tells PopcornBiz with unabashed pride.
Naturally, the next question would be if he'll be rocking the iconic tweed jacket with patch along with a pipe to go for the full Oxford professor look.
"I don't have a pipe, but I do have a tweed jacket with a patch," he says. "I might bring that on the set tomorrow and say, 'I'm going to do this now.'"
Next, we'll see hear Oliver as the voice of Vanity Smurf in the "Smurfs" movie where he's part of killer cast that includes Katy Perry, Hank Azaria, George Lopez and Alan Cummings.
But there's no drunkenness or lechery in this part. "It's jut good LSD-inspired Belgian cartoons," he says.
Oliver downplayed his own role. "I read some lines into a microphone and now they'll have 18 months of intense animation around it," he says. "That's the extent of my involvement."
But why Oliver, who by all appearances skips the hair portion of the make-up chair on "Daily Show" every night, playing Vanity Smurf ? After all, this is character who "looks at himself in the mirror all the time." he says. "That's basically it."
Blame it on the accent again. "I think (the filmmakers) were thinking, how do you embody vanity?" says Oliver. "And I think they thought the British accent is the most conceited, self-centered sound. So I think that's what it's about."


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Programmer for 24C, 25C and 93C E2PROM devices from any manufacturer including Xicor, Catalyst, ST, Atmel and Microchip. For In-System or standalone programming of EEPROMs.
Well designed board that connects to the PC Interface and allows devices to be programmed in the fitted 28-pin DIP ZIF socket. This socket has different clearly marked locations for each separate EEPROM family (24C, 25C and 93C).
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