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3 Bedroom Mid-Terrace property (all bedroom off the landing) in good proximity to a bus route directly to UEA and close to the city centre. Kitchen includes washing machine, cooker and a fridge freezer. EPC C (23/NP/Tenants)
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Hall Entrance
Leading to living room
Living Room
Spacious. Includes white goods (washing machine, cooker and fridge/freezer).
Downstairs. White matching suite.
Bedroom 1
Bedroom 2
Bedroom 3
Smaller Double
Shower Room
Double Glazing
Central Heating
Enclosed back garden. Laid mainly to lawn. Shed at the end. Decked area ideal for BBQ's
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Build A Set Of Motorcycle Fenders For Your Traditional Highboy
Motorcycle fenders look great on traditional roadsters. Popularized in the 1950s on East Coast highboys, they served a practical purpose (complying with fender laws and avoiding getting soaked on wet roads), and they provided a third option to the no-fenders or full-fenders decision. They also happen to be mandatory equipment on a Model T roadster pickup currently under construction at Hollywood Hot Rods. It's not a legal issue-the T in question is being built as a precise, fullsize replica of the Black Widow model kit sold by Monogram in the early 1960s.
HHR owner Troy Ladd's unusual challenge has been to build parts that not only look good, fit right, and work correctly, but that look just like the parts on a plastic 1:24-scale model kit from almost 50 years ago. When it was time to build the front fenders, Troy found the right raw material on eBay. Fourteen- and 16-gauge steel motorcycle rear fender blanks are plentiful online, in the local trader papers, and at swap meets-and you can probably find them for less than the price of a tank of gas.
Transforming them from bike fenders into rod fenders takes a little measuring, cutting, welding, and finishing-and some basic sheetmetal tools. Following Troy's procedure, you're probably looking at a one-weekend job. You may not be building your own Black Widow replica, but the metalwork that went into building these fenders can be applied to any highboy project.

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The hotness that is Brody Jenner (I'm sorry, I can't help it!) has been on a surfing vacation in Indonesia for the past few weeks. Unfortunately for Brody, the waves haven't been too kind to him as he's been hanging ten. Fortunately for me, Brody has been posting pictures of his injuries (and his lovely body) on Instagram so his followers can keep up with what he's doing.
According to Brody, he's been in a constant battle with a coral reef, and the reef seems to be winning. He scratched up his back pretty badly when he first got to Indonesia, and then he had another mishap a few days ago. Saturday Brody posted the above picture, sharing, "After this wave I realized it was not the best idea to pull in to the barrel at onshore Bankvaults on the first wave of the set. After this wave I took 3 monsters to the head on dry reef and tore apart the same shoulder I injured on the first day of the trip.. On my way home, grateful it was not worse…"
Ouch! Very glad it wasn't more serious. When he wasn't getting pummeled by reefs, Brody enjoyed a nice long vacay in Indonesia. Check out the pictures after the jump!
This is a photo of Brody's scrapes from the first day of his vacation.
Happier times on the surfboard…perhaps the Brodster needs to invest in a rash guard!
Hanging with some Shamen…just another day in the life of Brody Jenner.


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i`m sure u guys probably already saw this, if not WATCH lmaoooo
Apr 26, 2009
xoxo Kay ♥ at 1:34 AM 5 comments
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Apr 25, 2009
xoxo Kay ♥ at 11:05 PM 3 comments
Labels: dear, expensive shit, hellz bellz, i want.
So I got a new banner. I made it myself ;bored as hell. I bet someone is going to steal it lmaoo how much you want to BET. dumb broads.
xoxo Kay ♥ at 10:42 PM 2 comments
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Apr 21, 2009
*feels good
Hey ladies! I am so glad that my last post helped a lot of you! Yes I might of seemed that I was strong and all that.... but truth is I`m not. Yes there are days where I`m like "fuck him" and other days where I miss his ass. And we can't force ourselves not to miss them....
xoxo Kay ♥ at 8:15 PM 3 comments
Labels: be happy, wow you blog
Apr 14, 2009
No heartbreak here....
You can't make anyone change unless they realize they're wrong and they want to better themselves. I'm not saying I'm perfect but at least I knew what I wanted and I was serious about changing my ways to be happy with him
Many females out there make their guy their everything and that's not a good look. You must put yourself FIRST before anything. Don't make him your "world" if he isn't in the same page as you...and even if he says u are. Actions speak louder than words......remember that
- ladies,also remember, we fall in love more than once. I look @ this way ....... You fall in love to gain experience for the next one. The guy your in love with right now may be teaching you things that no one else did. But that doesn't mean he's the "one". It may feel like it (trust me) but he may be making your a better person for the next one.... Its like you learn from your mistakes....
Also he might not be the "one" for you right now. If its meant to be he will come back and realize he fcked up. "You never know what u got 'till its gone". Now this is where a lot of us females fall in. We hope he will come back a changed man and say I'm sorry. Guess what? There's a 3% chance that will happen.... Maybe even less.
So don't wait around and stress yourself. Be productive, keep your mind off it and try to be the way you were before you met him. I know its hard,especially if u were with this *fool for a while.
- don't let anyone make a fool out of you, you think he's talking to someone else or doing shit behind your back? Chances are HE IS. Its womans intuition that know these things.... TRUST me.
At the same time don't keep bringing shit up because that might push him to talk to another bitch but still that's no excuse for him... if he loves you like he says he does he'll put up with you.
xoxo Kay ♥ at 10:17 PM 14 comments
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Apr 7, 2009
This shit makes me laugh....
Okay so one of my readers *Rai , leaves me a comment saying that someone took my banner! At first I was pissed off,like okay are you fckin dumb?! I`m here thinking homegirl just took the img and covered my name. WRONG,she left my blogger name on there and everything.....
xoxo Kay ♥ at 7:33 PM 16 comments
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I don`t have time to blog as much, do not worry! 5 more weeks of school && i`m all yoursss!
xoxo Kay ♥ at 7:23 PM 3 comments


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Declaring that Maryland's coastal areas are increasingly at risk from a rising sea level, Gov. Martin O'Malley has ordered state agencies to weigh the growing risks of flooding in deciding where and how to construct state buildings.
"Billions of dollars of investments in public infrastructure will be threatened if the state of Maryland fails to prepare adequately for climate change," he said in Friday's executive order, which calls for avoiding low-lying sites and elevating new or reconstructed state buildings to avert flooding.
The state has about 450 facilities and 400 miles of roads and highways in low-lying areas deemed likely to experience climate-aggravated flooding over the next century. With state officials already trying to get coastal counties and municipalities to factor a rise in sea level into zoning and construction codes, O'Malley said the state "must lead by example" in taking steps to avoid or mitigate damage to taxpayer-funded structures.
The order comes a month after O'Malley wrote President Barack Obama, urging him to consider Maryland as a model for how the nation should respond to the predicted impacts of global climate change. O'Malley pushed through a law three years ago committing the state to reducing emissions of carbon dioxide and other climate-warming gases 25 percent by the end of the decade.
In addition to telling state agencies to consider sea-level rise in deciding where to undertake capital projects, O'Malley directed the state Department of General Services to update its design and engineering guidelines. New or rebuilt state structures would have to be built at least 2 feet above the highest level where planners now project floodwaters could reach once a century.
Tide records show sea level has risen about a foot in the past century along Maryland's coast, but scientists say that appears to be accelerating. Four years ago, based on global projections, a state climate change commission predicted that sea level likely would increase along Maryland shorelines by 2.7 feet to 3.4 feet over the next century.
Since then, new studies and projections have been published, including a U.S. Geological Survey finding that the Atlantic coast from North Carolina to Boston is a "hot spot," with sea level rising three to four times faster than the global average. The lower Eastern Shore is particularly vulnerable, but even more-developed coastal properties are at risk. Flooding from Tropical Storm Isabel nine years ago caused more than $400 million in property damage in the Baltimore area alone.
"That could cause more localized elevation of sea level along the coast here,'' said Donald F. Boesch, president of the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science and co-chairman of the scientific panel that advised the state climate commission. O'Malley directed the scientific panel to review its projections and update them based on the latest research.
The order extends a policy that the state has begun applying to its purchases of land for conservation, said Zoe Johnson, manager of the Department of Natural Resources' office for a sustainable future. The state is shifting, for instance, from buying low-lying tracts that are ecologically valuable but are expected to be under water or badly eroded in the next 50 years. The state is losing about 580 acres of wetlands a year to erosion and rising sea level. Instead, planners are looking to acquire inland sites that could become marshy as waters encroach.
Building to avoid flood damage adds to construction costs, Johnson acknowledged, but she said it would save money in the long run. Raising a building's elevation 2 feet has been estimated to add up to 1.5 percent to its cost, she said, but a United Nations panel estimates that every dollar spent on disaster prevention saves $4 in damage avoided.
Mike Tidwell of the Chesapeake Climate Action Network praised O'Malley's move, calling it "reassuring that the governor of one of the most vulnerable states in America to sea level rise, Maryland, is taking this sort of action." He urged the governor to follow through by extending his order to all publicly funded projects in coastal areas, including highways and port facilities.
The order does not apply to some of the state's most expensive capital projects, such as roads and bridges. But O'Malley called for a report within nine months on whether to adopt similar siting and design requirements for other infrastructure, including sewer and water systems and local projects that receive state funds.


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Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Baked Eggs with Potatoes and Pancetta
This recipe is really an easy dish idea that you can adapt depending on what you have on hand. Today, it was fingerling potatoes, crispy pancetta, a hint of cream and some Parmesan cheese. Serve it with a simple green salad and dinner is served!
These are the types of meals I never get tired of. When all deadlines seem to pile up at the same time, the one thing I try never to take out of my schedule is a home-cooked meal. It really does give you that extra boost of energy, recharges your batteries and relaxes you in the process. I guess the kitchen really is therapeutic in that way - it's the one place where most of your worries momentarily disappear leaving you with a wonderfully comforting homemade meal.
Baked Eggs with Potatoes and Pancetta
Serves 2
2 eggs
2 tablespoons of heavy cream
6 cooked fingerling potatoes
1 tablespoon of finely diced pancetta
2 tablespoons of freshly grated Parmesan
A small handful of finely chopped flat leaf parsley
Preheat your oven to 400F. Take out 2 individual-sized ramekins. Dice the potatoes into bite-size pieces. Place a pan on medium heat and add the finely diced pancetta. Saute for 3-4 minutes or until the pancetta is just cooked and crispy. Remove from the heat and drain excess fat using paper towels.
Divide the potatoes, pancetta and cream between the ramekins and spread into an even layer. Crack an egg into a small bowl and pour over the potatoes and pancetta. Do the same for the 2nd ramekin. Season with a little salt and pepper (not too much as the pancetta and Parmesan are quite salty). Top with the Parmesan.
Bake for 25 minutes or until the egg is just set. If the yolks start cooking faster than the whites, cover with aluminum foil until the eggs are set. Garnish with a sprinkle of parsley. Enjoy!
36 comments:
- ABowlOfMush said...
This looks stunning! I must try this it sounds very delicious :)
- February 17, 2010 at 12:21 AM
- nandini said...
Completely agree with u on kitchen being therapeutic..It makes my stress and worries disappear.
The dish looks so sophisticated and liked the way you have presented it.
- February 17, 2010 at 12:27 AM
- Nina Timm said...
For me, this would be an ideal breakfast....filling and good to last till suppertime....Lovely!!
- February 17, 2010 at 12:55 AM
- Sook said...
What a beautiful photo! Looks great!
- February 17, 2010 at 3:06 AM
Thank you for sharing your great recipe and awesome picture. Just lovely ...
- February 17, 2010 at 4:54 AM
- marla {family fresh cooking} said...
Love eggs! They are so versatile and healthy. Yes, no matter how fast my day is moving I always take the time to sit down to enjoy home cooked meals. Gorgeous photo, I love that tiffany blue color with the yellow yolk.
- February 17, 2010 at 8:26 AM
- lostpastremembered said...
Lovely to have a whole meal in a lovely little dish.. baked eggs is one of those thing you forget about but are so delicious... especially with potatoes.
- February 17, 2010 at 8:49 AM
- Asha @ FSK said...
Ah! so simple and satisfying!!! :)
- February 17, 2010 at 9:20 AM
- Stephanie Savors the Moment said...
Now THAT is my kind of recipe! I adore eggs, pancetta (or any member of the bacon family) and potatoes - so comforting! Perfect dish for a chilly day. Yummy!
- February 17, 2010 at 10:31 AM
- Epicurette said...
God I wish my husband would eat eggs. this looks great. I may have to just make it for myself the next evening he works late!
- February 17, 2010 at 10:43 AM
- Miss Meat and Potatoes said...
I want those eggs right now. And your pretty blue tureen even more!
- February 17, 2010 at 11:49 AM
- Cheri said...
I am loving this. Such a great and comforting dish.
- February 17, 2010 at 2:25 PM
- CookiePie said...
Lovely lovely lovely! Perfect mix of flavors and textures. And you are SO RIGHT about a home cooked meal...
- February 17, 2010 at 4:09 PM
- Choclette said...
Yes a lovely simple supper dish - just what you need after a hard days work!
- February 17, 2010 at 4:09 PM
- The Bite Me Kitchen said...
Nothing starts a Sunday off right like a beautiful, simple, hearty breakfast just like this. I love it!
- February 17, 2010 at 4:47 PM
- Sari said...
This is a great dish for days when I don't feel like cooking anything too complicated. Thank you for sharing! :)
- February 17, 2010 at 9:51 PM
- Jenious said...
That's such a darling ramekin. This recipe whispers notions of a romantic brunch for two on a lazy, wintery Sunday afternoon. And, I'm listening. :)
- February 17, 2010 at 10:20 PM
- Val said...
Stunning photo! I love the individual dish and the one-pot meal idea. I'm always on the look-out for quick and easy meal ideas. Its great that you can really play around with this dish to suit what you have on hand. Love it!
- February 18, 2010 at 3:08 AM
- pigpigscorner said...
oo I love baked eggs, so simple and satisyfing. Love the colour of your ramekin!
- February 19, 2010 at 5:08 AM
- www.dhaleb.com said...
This is such a great photo! Makes me feel like I'm having a very relaxing and peaceful breakfast...
I almost forgot about all the cars honking and sirens zooming past our window in Manhattan ;)
- February 19, 2010 at 12:59 PM
- my spatula said...
too, too pretty to eat!
- February 19, 2010 at 8:26 PM
- Trissa said...
Gorgeous styling - so simple and classy!
- February 19, 2010 at 9:44 PM
- Stefani said...
Oh, the food is lovely, but I must know where you got that adorable dish! Do share!
- February 19, 2010 at 9:52 PM
- The Cooking Photographer said...
I love your little blue dish!! I want one! Oh course I'd also like those potatoes and eggs with pancetta for breakfast. Or lunch. Or dinner.
- February 20, 2010 at 12:22 AM
- 2 Stews said...
Wonderful idea! I have those same mini baking dishes. I've been playing around with recipes. Yours look smashing and so very fresh!
- February 20, 2010 at 10:09 AM
- Junglefrog said...
I love little dishes like this! It's so versatile and easy to make! Looks great too!
- February 21, 2010 at 6:09 AM
- Lynne said...
I took one look at this photo and wanted to grab my fork and dig right in!
- February 21, 2010 at 2:04 PM
- The Gypsy Chef said...
I couldn't agree more, the kitchen is the most therapeutic room in the house. Sometimes I can't wait to get to mine.
This dish looks like one my "crowd" could sink their teeth into! Thanks for posting it and thanks for dropping by my blog!
- February 23, 2010 at 7:57 AM
- Maggie said...
Just gorgeous!
- February 23, 2010 at 9:32 AM
- Maribel said...
I do something like this with rice. I'll have to try the potato idea next time. Love it!
- February 23, 2010 at 1:48 PM
- foodtale said...
Love turquoise kitchenware. The color is vibrant and alive. Perfect for food photography.
- February 23, 2010 at 2:33 PM
- www.dhaleb.com said...
I absolutely love this photo! I love the boldness of the blue and the yolk against the monochromatic gray tones. You're a genius!
- February 24, 2010 at 2:21 PM
- Alberta Leong said...
Very tempted to try this dish myself. Is there any other substitute for heavy cream? Hardly use any heavy cream at home unless when planning to make ganache.
- February 24, 2010 at 11:03 PM
- Marcellina said...
Just checked out your blog - I love your writing and the photo's and styling. The best thing is your recipes are so "do-able" ( if there is such a word). Like these eggs - what a great family dish. I know my family would love it. Thanks
- February 25, 2010 at 9:35 PM
- Patrice @ Circle-B-Kitchen said...
I love this! We're real big on the whole "dinner in a bowl" concept. This is going to the top of the "make this!" list. Thanks!
- February 25, 2010 at 11:35 PM
- Michelle @ Greedy Gourmet said...
What a easy but stunning little dish. I daresay you can have that for breakfast too...
- May 17, 2010 at 8:19 AM


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See how immediate managers play a key role in employee engagement and how to equip managers with relationship-centered leadership strategies to drive engagement. Join us for this interactive workshop and you'll learn the critical behaviors managers must demonstrate on a daily basis to drive engagement with their teams.
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Leaders at every level are the biggest determining factor of their team's willingness to go the extra mile or even stay with your company. Dale Carnegie's most recent research found that managers are more likely to have engaged teams when they make engaging them a daily priority. In this workshop you'll learn what managers can do every day, and in every interaction, to make their employees more emotionally and intellectually committed to the organization.
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|Pedal curve wrt origin
|Pedal wrt another point
|Negative pedal curve wrt origin
|Negative pedal wrt another point
|Caustic wrt horizontal rays
|Caustic curve wrt another point
The study of the tractrix started with the following problem being posed to Leibniz:
What is the path of an object dragged along a horizontal plane by a string of constant length when the end of the string not joined to the object moves along a straight line in the plane?
He solved this using the fact that the axis is an asymptote to the tractrix.
The evolute of a tractrix is a catenary. Among the properties of the tractrix are the fact that the length of a tangent from its point of contact to an asymptote is constant. The area between the tractrix and its asymptote is finite.
When a tractrix is rotated around its asymptote then a pseudosphere results. This is a surface of constant negative curvature and was used by Beltrami in 1868 in his concrete realisation of non-euclidean geometry.
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By William T. Beverly, Ph.D., L.C.S.W. (Virginia & Texas)
If one ventures over to the Association of Social Work Boards' Website, one might notice that there is a section called, "Examination Content Outlines". OK>>> Wait!!! Before you go on… thinking you know what I am going to say, listen for a moment.
Sure, anyone who has signed up for the examination or who has taken an Examination Prep class is familiar to a certain extent with these outlines.
BUT.… Question: Have you tried to study for your exam using the provided Outline as a strict guide?
In other words, have you ever thought about how all those available study guides get written. Sure, there may be some who have somehow gotten some inside info and then there are others who have either taken and memorized an actual exam or paid someone to do it for them. Perhaps even they polled previous examination takers to learn about the content.
But I would be willing to bet, that no matter what method they used; no method could be as reliable as that of following the provided outlines, then creating a study guide based on predominant applicable substance, theory, facts and then couching it within a context of real-life professional social work practice.
So, I am not suggesting that anyone ignore any examination preparation materials. I AM Suggesting that one consider organizing allthose other study materials around an actual current outline, as provided by the ASWB.
After all, quoting from the ASWB Website regarding who writes the actual examination questions; their response is:
"Social work practitioners across the country are contracted and trained by ASWBto write and edit potential items for the ASWB item pool. All examination items must meet with the approval of the ASWB Examination Committee before being pretested. All examination items are pretested before they are included as official scored items.
In other words, the ASWB has the first, mid and last word on the content of the test.
ANDthey have provided us with an outline that has subcategories as well as indicators of how much weight a given section will have on a given test. The obvious value of the ASWB Examination Content Outlines is the product of combining: (A) The fact that ASWB essentially authors the examination; with (B) the fact that the same organization (ASWB) is providing us with the outlines; and (C) The fact that good educational practice would hold that if ASWB provides candidates with this examination outline prior to the examination and also offers this outline as a primary ingredient in their "study guide"; then it is highly probable that the examination and the outline share a great deal in common.
The heaviest section on the Masters Examination is "Direct & Indirect Practice" which weighs about 22% of the total examination. The specific content items include:
- Intervention models & methods
- The intervention process
- Intervention techniques
- Intervention with couples and families
- Intervention with groups
- Intervention with communities and larger systems
- Consultation and interdisciplinary collaboration
My suggestion would be that one begin to use such specific content items as a backbone for her or his study guide.
Certainly, it will not be easy to identify which "Intervention models and methods" to study; but one should probably assume that having a working knowledge about the 5 most popular models could be sufficient. Any reliable purchased study guide, such as the one the ASWB provides, would be the best place to get basic information as to which models or theories might be most likely to appear on the examination.
By a "working knowledge" I mean that this person should:
- understand the theory behind the model;
- know (perhaps by diagram) the model itself (like as a working system);
- be familiar with the primary concepts and assumptions of the model or theory;
- have an idea about how the model can be applied to practice; and
- become accustomed to thinking along the lines of what one would do with this model in a variety of given real-life professional social work situations.
So, in short I would suggest that one take the applicable Examination Content Outline as provided by the ASWB, then apply something very similar to the brief "working knowledge" development steps I proposed above to each individual line of the outline. Pay special attention to whether or not you understand every single term in the outline. And finally, I would give the appropriate weight to each outline section studied.
Finally, I would use all that study material that has already been purchased and all the texts, handouts and notes from classes to fill in that outline from top to bottom. Don't be surprised if you end product looks and feels like a study guide — the kind you would typically purchase.


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Mayor Coleen J. Seng today expressed strong interest in working with John Q. Hammons to explore a possible convention center and arena in the area west of the Historic Haymarket near downtown Lincoln. Hammons, a hotel developer from Springfield, Missouri, has approached the City with an interest in the project.
A study released jointly by the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce and the Downtown Lincoln Association Wednesday indicated a need for additional convention space in Lincoln, as well as a need to begin planning for a new arena.
"We have experience with Mr. Hammons and know he is a great partner," Mayor Seng said. "With his vision and commitment to Lincoln, I believe we may have an opportunity to create a project that could serve the community for generations to come."
Convention, Sports & Leisure International, the consulting firm that authored the study released Wednesday, recommended that the best locations for new convention space or a new arena are in the downtown. The proposed Downtown Master Plan suggests placing them near the Haymarket.
"The study indicates a site close to the Haymarket appears to be a logical location," said Mayor Seng. "It is exciting that we have now been approached by a private investor with experience in convention centers and arenas throughout the United States. But this proposed project is in its very early stages. The project could face many challenges, and we must have more information before we'll know if we are in a position to take advantage of the opportunity to partner with Mr. Hammons."
The City of Lincoln will identify those challenges and determine what would be required to move ahead, Mayor Seng said.
"The community must come together to fully discuss this thrilling possibility," she said. "This may be an opportunity to do something very significant for the future of our community."


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DEAR CAROLYN: When I became engaged to my now-husband, I explicitly told friends and family I was not interested in any bridal showers. My husband and I had lived together for years and needed nothing for our home. I'm very quiet and shy with few female friends/relatives and was never interested in being the center of attention.
My mother-in-law ignored all of my protests and planned a bridal shower, inviting only her family members (most of whom I'd never met.) I had no choice but to go and be gracious, even though the experience was extremely uncomfortable.
I am pregnant and know my mother-in-law will immediately begin plans for a baby shower when she finds out. I have no interest in repeating the experience and have decided not to commit to any future dates as potential surprise parties, in addition to telling her I prefer to have no party.
"Mom" has lots of anger issues and will not take the news well. Is it petty of me to say a polite but firm "No, thanks," or must I suck it up yet again? — NO PARTIES
ANSWER: It's your life. "No, thanks" is never petty.
Normally I'd say that baby showers are different, and that involving people in celebrations can be an early step in creating a community for your child, but this is different. You're still at a point where your mother-in-law is in control, you make no mention of where your husband is in all this, and a baby is about to make any mother-in-law boundary problems exponentially worse.
So, my advice here is to take it up with your husband. Not just the shower, but the whole "anger issues when anyone says no to her" thing. He needs to be willing to serve as the protective wall between his young family and her issues. Is he? If not, it's counseling or marriage seminar time, to allow a disinterested third party to explain the perils of not making each other your mutual priority.
Just a side note about creating a sense of community, had it been applicable here: These celebrations needn't be gift-shakedowns, but can instead be traditional showers but the gifts are donations for needy moms; or favorite-children's-book showers; or best-advice-I-ever-got showers; whatever sits right.
RE: SHOWER: What if you don't want advice or questions either? I'm having this weird urge to go hide in a cabin in the woods until I give birth. I'm not doing anything particularly interesting. I mean, billions of people have done this. Is it weird that I'm just not interested in discussing my future child? — ANONYMOUS
ANSWER: Oh, gosh, no — I swear the population would double if new parents didn't have to run the gantlet of unsolicited advice.
OK, maybe not double, but I've never had anyone report they were delighted by all the advice they got; all reports have been of how annoying and intrusive and persistent it is, this societal impulse to coach new parents.
And, you might want to stay in your cabin till your baby's an adult, because the advice flow isn't diminishing anytime soon. (Was that part unsolicited?)
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Humor Columnist Katie McCracken reports on the controversial initiative
Several bars around the Corner did not have strong opinions on the policy, as they maintain that they have never encountered fake IDs ever in Charlottesville.Courtesy Wikimedia Commons
As part of his plan to make U.Va. hip with the kids, University President James E. Ryan has approved a proposal to issue fake IDs to all future students, starting with the Class of 2022. Supporters of this plan believe it will help raise enrollment numbers in the coming years.
"Racist — I mean, recent — events have hurt U.Va.'s reputation as a cool, laid-back school," Ryan said, referencing a reputation that U.Va. has never, ever had. "Giving underage students a way to easily access alcohol will really help us bounce back in the youth's eyes."
Critics of this plan have pointed out that underage drinking is generally frowned upon by both the community and members of law enforcement and, furthermore, a large chunk of students could already be considered borderline alcoholics, but members of the administration have waved off their concerns.
"The kids are getting fake IDs anyways, so they might as well get them somewhere safe where they won't be ripped off 50, 60, 70 dollars," an anonymous staff member countered. "Besides, what fish can drink twice its weight? A wahoo!" The staff member then began chanting the Good Ol' Song as she fist-pumped away, denying any follow up questions.
Several bars around the Corner did not have strong opinions on the policy, as they maintain that they have never encountered fake IDs ever in Charlottesville.
"Well, uh, I've never seen a fake ID ever in Charlottesville and every ID I've let in has been totally real and convincing, so I don't know what you expect me to do about it," said a bouncer at The Hole who wishes to remain anonymous.
Several mothers in the U.Va. Parent Facebook group have expressed their concern and outrage over the proposal.
"My baby would never drink the devil's water! Shame on UVA for suggesting that my son would have any use for such a thing!" wrote Karen Huckabee from Charleston, S.C.
"If my daughter gets arrested with one, will that affect her chances of getting into Comm School? Or a decent internship? Please let me know," wrote Susan Smith from Alexandria, Va.
"Should have sent my son somewhere safe, like JMU! They would never tolerate this underage drinking nonsense!" wrote Patty Moire from Roanoke, Va.
In order to save money, the IDs will double as student IDs, allowing students to get their groove on at Trin and get their Crossroads fix afterwards with a single card. The cards will be distributed before Block Party by University Programs Council members who have completely and utterly given up on their mission of providing alcohol-free alternative events for students.
"Honestly, at this point, why even bother? After getting stood up by Future and Lil Yachty last year, we were all like, 'F—k it.' We're setting up a couple of kegs at Rotunda Sings and passing out mini bottles of Fireball at Lighting of the Lawn. Maybe now we'll be cool enough to get some good talent."
Many current students view the policy in a positive light, although with a bit of jealousy.
"When I was a first-year, all I got was an email from Dean Groves telling me about the 'legal risks and consequences' of going to Block Party. Now, these kids are getting the good times handed to them! As far as parties go, I'll admit it was pretty lame, but maybe if my fake had shipped in time I would've had more fun!" said second-year Connor Jackson.
Ryan says he hopes this seals the deal in raising the number of applicants for next year.
"Honestly, at a school like this, it's all about the money. More applicants mean a lower acceptance rate, which means more money in our pockets!"
Katie McCracken is a Humor Columnist for The Cavalier Daily. She can be reached at [email protected].


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"Euphemisms are not, as many young people think, useless verbiage for that which can and should be said bluntly; they are like secret agents on a delicate mission, they must airily pass by a stinking mess with barely so much as a nod of the head. Euphemisms are unpleasant truths wearing diplomatic cologne."
(Quentin Crisp, Manners from Heaven)
Spacecraft clusters, or formations, are an emerging trend in space mission design. Proposed concepts utilize swarms of small micro- or nanosatellites acting in collaboration. For many applications, the vehicles within the swarm must maintain accurate position with respect to others in the group. To achieve relative position control, some type of formation-keeping propulsion is required on each vehicle. While the propulsive forces necessary are small (10's to 100's of microNewtons), precise application and control of these forces is difficult in practice. Also, continuous application of formation-keeping forces would quickly exhaust the propellant supply of traditional micro-rocket engines. In 2001, the Isp Lab was the first to propose the use of inter-vehicle Coulomb forces for use in spacecraft formation control. This concept relies on electrically charging spacecraft by expelling charged beams. The vehicles then experience electrostatic attraction or repulsion from the other vehicles in the swarm. The entire formation exhibits coupled, collective motion that can be exploited to maintain relative position. Since Coulomb propulsion requires no fuel, the concept can essentially maintain a formation for an indefinite period of time. The power required to affect Coulomb propulsion has been shown to be on the order of milli-Watts up to a few Watts. The required on-board mass of the system has been shown to be very small. Research continues on charging mechanisms, charge sensing/serving techniques, spacecraft/plasma interaction, and distributed control.
StefanR wrote:I must fully agree with you Osmosis and Junglelord.
StefanR wrote:But to get to the subject, I was wondering what the effective distance would be between the satellites for using such Coulomb Thrusting?
MGmirkin wrote:Anyone else want to join the Coulomb propulsion groupie train?
1.1 Virtual Coulomb Structure
Spacecraft formation or general proximity flying is increasingly gaining interest in the aerospace
community. The benefits of a spacecraft formation include lower life cycle cost, reconfigurability
of the formation shape and size, as well as adaptability of the formation in
case of a malfunctioning satellite.1–4 Applications such as synthetic aperture radar, space
interferometry and sensor web formation are more feasible using spacecraft formation flying,
rather than large monolithic structures.1, 2
For small spacecraft separation distances on the order of 100 meters or less, thruster exhaust
plume impingement issue with neighboring satellites is a major technological hurdle.
Further, conventional chemical thrusting concepts are not effective in generating the small
micro-Newton level forces required to maintain a cluster dozens of meters in size. Coulomb
thrusting provides an attractive and novel solution to these technological hurdles arising
from the control of a spacecraft in a tight formation.
The concept of Coulomb propulsion is based on the principles of electrostatic forces, which
arise due to the interaction between two charged bodies. Spacecraft in the formation are
charged to a certain potential. In the concept of static Coulomb formations the constant
Coulomb forces are used to cancel out the relative motion dynamics and maintain a fixed formation
with respect to the rotating formation chief Local Vertical/Local Horizontal(LVLH)
frame. The electrostatic forces acting on the spacecraft are internal forces, and thus cannot
change the total inertial angular momentum of the spacecraft.
Coulomb thrusting is considered an attractive solution as compared to electric propulsion for
control of a spacecraft in a tight cluster of less than 100 meters. Electric propulsion is a fuel
efficient method to control the spacecraft in a formation compared to traditional chemical
thrusting concepts. The usefulness of electric propulsion is diminished for small separation
Harsh A. Vasavada Chapter 1. Introduction 2
distances between spacecraft, as the ionic exhaust plume could potentially damage near-by
spacecraft. Coulomb propulsion has the advantage of being essentially propellant-less and
offers mass savings up to 98%.5, 6 Coulomb propulsion is a highly efficient propulsion system
achieving Isp to the order of 1013s. The power required to charge the spacecraft is in the
order of watts (W).6 In addition to being a highly efficient system, Coulomb propulsion is
also based on a renewable source, increasing the mission lifetime as compared to electric
The concept of static Coulomb formation is similar to a virtual Coulomb structure. In a
virtual Coulomb structure the truss and beam structural members are replaced with electrostatic
force fields. In the presence of external disturbances, the force fields are only able
to provide tension and compression to maintain the structural shape of a spacecraft cluster.
The force fields maintain static virtual structures as seen by the rotating LVLH frame. Figure
1.1 shows a Coulomb virtual structure in space. Here the connections between spacecraft
represent the electrostatic force fields acting on the spacecraft.
Coulomb Formation Flying
Coulomb Forces:
Plasma: cloud of positively and
negatively charged particles
➡ Debye Length ( ):
Characteristic length over
which charged particles in a
plasma influence each other -
an exponential effect.
➡ Beyond a few Debye lengths, a
charged particle appears to
have no charge and thus no
"Coulomb thrust."
Max charge sphere
separation for practical
Coulomb thrusting is
about 2 Debye lengths
Spacecraft Collision Avoidance Using Coulomb Forces
with Separation Distance and Rate Feedback
I. Introduction
COLLISION avoidance is a general concern in a tightly flying
cluster of spacecraft with separation distances ranging from
dozens to hundreds of meters. Such mission concepts include small
satellite swarms flying scenarios where a smaller spacecraft is
circumnavigating and inspecting a secondary craft. (Do I sense an asteroid?)
The concept of aspacecraft formation involves multiple satellites that work
together in a group to accomplish the objective of a larger, usually more
expensive, satellite. The spacecraft swarm concept envisions a large
number of satellites flying in space with loose position-keeping
requirements, while the swarm members provide a highly distributed
and redundant sensor platform. Collisions can occur when spacecraft
within the cluster have control or sensor failures, or lack a guidance
strategy to guarantee collision avoidance among a large number of
cluster members. Preventing collisions has many challenges. First,
the collision onset must be sensed with sufficient accuracy to warrant
a corrective maneuver. Second, a control strategy must be developed
to provide the required small corrective forces without causing
plume-impingement issues on neighboring satellites. This paper
focuses on a mission scenario in which loosely clustered satellites are
flying in deep space in a bounded configuration. The satellites are
assumed to have a low approach speed with respect to each other.
This strategy is not designed to repel high-velocity bodies.
To perform efficient collision avoidance maneuvers in a dense
spacecraft cluster, this paper presents a new approach that uses only
electrostatic (coulomb) forces. For tight clusters with spacecraft less
than 100 m apart, this approach stands out because the coulombforce
generation is essentially propellantless. Further, it will not
generate any propellant plume-impingement issues which could
threaten neighboring spacecraft. The use of coulomb thrusting in
spacecraft cluster flying has been studied frequently since King et al.
originally discussed coulomb formation flying (CFF) in [5].
The concept of CFF uses coulomb forces to achieve the desired
relative motion. Spacecraft will naturally charge to nonzero
potentials in a space plasma environment. With CFF, the spacecraft
charge level is actively controlled through the continuous emission
of electrons or ions. Coulomb-force control is 3–5 orders of
magnitude more fuel-efficient than electric propulsion (EP) methods,
and typically requires only a few watts of electrical power to operate
[5]. Whereas conventional thrusters can produce a thrust vector
pointing in any direction, coulomb forces always lie along the lineof-
sight directions between the craft. Further, in space, the spacecraft
are not flying in a vacuum, but rather a sparse plasma environment
which can shield electrostatic charges. The plasma debye length
characterizes the amount of shielding [6,7].
Europe all set for lunar mission Chandrayaan-1
25 September 2008
Europe is participating in a big way in the Indian Space Agency's Chandrayaan-1 mission to the Moon, by contributing three instruments. All these instruments have now been delivered, tested and integrated with the spacecraft.
SIR-2, a near-infrared spectrometer was delivered in the first week of November last year. SARA, Sub-kilo electron volt Atom Reflecting Analyser, was delivered on 8 April 2008. Europe's contribution is now complete as the Chandrayaan-1 X-ray Spectrometer (C1XS), the third instrument, was tested and integrated with the spacecraft on 22 August.
SIR-2 will survey the Moon's geological composition and the effect of space weathering on its surface. Data from the instrument will be used to study the formation of the structures that exist on the Moon. SIR-2 is led by the Max-Planck Institute for Solar System science.
Erd added, "SARA follows up on instruments used on board Mars and Venus Express and will be the first instrument to study plasma-surface interactions, while SIR-2 and C1XS build upon the legacy of SMART-1. The lessons we have learnt through experience will be put to good use with Chandrayaan-1.
Mysterious "dark matter" could lurk near Earth, according to a new theory to explain a puzzle that has baffled space flight engineers.
The suggestion that clumps of the enigmatic matter lie in our cosmic back yard, between the Earth and the Moon, has been put forward to explain a strange phenomenon called the "fly-by anomaly."
Almost every spacecraft that has swung around the Earth to speed it on its journey has recorded a velocity change that, according to the well-understood laws of gravity, should not have happened.
Some think the fly-by anomaly hints that something is wrong with the laws of physics and our best law of gravity, Einstein's general relativity, is due for an overhaul, which is a radical suggestion.
However, theorist Dr Stephen Adler of the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, has an alternative suggestion, which is based on an invisible stuff, the existence of which can only be inferred.
A US astronaut and a Russian cosmonaut completed a 5.5-hour spacewalk outside the International Space Station on Tuesday to install a device that monitors conditions around the orbital outpost.
Engineers believe electrical charges triggered glitches that caused Russian space capsules returning from the station to land hard and off-course during two consecutive homecomings in October 2007 and April 2008.
Flight controllers staged a spacewalk in July to disconnect suspect equipment on the last Soyuz capsule, circumventing the problem for its landing in October.
In search of more data, Russian flight controllers late on Monday dispatched station commander Michael Fincke, a veteran of four previous spacewalks, and flight engineer Yury Lonchakov, who made his first spacewalk, to install a probe to monitor electrical fields near where Soyuz capsules park.
"The space station is this big, old huge chunk of metal flying through a magnetic field," deputy program manager Kirk Shireman told reporters last week. "There's an electron cloud flowing around the station at all times. And then the station itself generates electricity."
Fincke and Lonchakov quickly completed the primary task of their spacewalk, then installed two science experiments to the outside of the station's module.
But when it came time to test new gear, flight controllers could not get any data to the ground.
With time running out, flight directors told the men to retrieve one of the experiments and head back to the airlock. "We've done everything we could," Finke, speaking Russian, said through a translator.
The station, a $100 billion project of 16 nations, is nearing completion after more than a decade of construction. Next year, NASA and its partners plan to expand the station's live-aboard crew size from three members to six.
NASA's next mission to the station is scheduled for February.
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The pioneer worked on dozens of films including The Godfather, The Exorcist, Taxi Driver and Amadeus.
His protege Rick Baker revealed the death on Twitter and said: "The master is gone. My friend and mentor Dick Smith is no longer with us. The world will not be the same."
Smith started his career in television and became head of makeup at NBC in 1945 where he remained until 1959.
Working with Marlon Brando on The Godfather, Smith spent an hour and half before each scene adding jowls, age spots and grey hair to create the character Vito Corleone.
Brando won a best actor Oscar for the role but refused to accept it.
In 1973's horror The Exorcist Smith created the demonic makeup for possessed child Regan, played by Linda Blair, and fitted the vomit device for one of the film's most famous scenes.
His use of latex and other techniques meant he was able to artfully age F Murray Abraham from his forties to his eighties in Amadeus in 1984.
Smith discovered his talent while studying at Yale University. He happened to pick up a textbook detailing makeup tricks used in Hollywood.
He began doing makeup for the university's theatre group and reportedly roamed the campus at night in comic monster makeup.
In 2009 the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences honoured Smith with a special tribute to mark his huge contribution to the makeup profession and entertainment industry.
Smith is the only makeup artist in history to receive a Governors Award, the very highest and most prestigious type of Oscar.
Speaking at the ceremony in 2011 he said: "I have loved being a makeup artist so much, but this kind of puts a crown on all of that ... I am so grateful."
Smith mentored and trained dozens of makeup artists who are now huge successes in the industry themselves.
SMITH, Dick (Richard Emerson Smith)
Born: 6/26/1922, Larchmont, New York, U.S.A.
Died: 7/30/2014, Los Angeles, California, U.S.A.
Dick Smith's westerns – makeup artist:
The Cowboy and the Blonde – 1941
From Hell to Texas – 1958
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Two men were shot on New Year's Day in Baltimore in the city's first reported gun violence of 2013, police said.
A 31-year-old man was shot multiple times in the limbs about 4 p.m. Tuesday near the 1100 block of Druid Hill Avenue in the Upton neighborhood, according to police. Responding to that location, police found the victim lying wounded on the sidewalk at the intersection of Division and Dolphin Streets. Police learned he had been shot by a man wearing a black ski mask before the victim ran to the intersection of Division and Dolphin streets.
The man's injuries were not considered to be life-threatening, police said.
A second victim was found in the 1300 block of Caroline Street in Oliver about 9 p.m. with a gunshot wound to the abdomen, police said. Oliver was among the city's most violent neighborhoods in 2012, with at least seven shootings, according to Baltimore Sun crime data.
City police reported a quiet New Year's Eve, with no major incidents throughout the city.
Police on Wednesday released the name of the city's last murder victim of 2012. Terry Nelson, a 24-year-old man from the 2100 block Koko Lane, was pronounced dead at 9:37 p.m. Monday at Maryland Shock Trauma Center.
He had been shot Sunday afternoon in the 2100 block of Bryant Avenue near Mondawmin Mall in West Baltimore. Police said he was shot multiple times in the head and limb and had been found unresponsive near the interesection of Bryant Avenue and Reisterstown Road.
Police said a "hooded figure" was described running from a nearby alley carrying a rifle, Sgt. Anthony Smith said. Police have no suspects.
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The Lindstrom Philosophy of guns.
You can call this the Lindstrom philosophy of guns. You have to have a license to drive a car. You must pass a test to drive a car. You must have car insurance. You must register your car. How about if we require all gun owners to register as a gun owner? They should have to register all of their guns. They must pass a background investigation and a gun safety class. A test that would require that each owner consider the power and responsibility of owning a gun. If you buy a gun either from a dealer or a private sale you must both have a background investigation. The same thing goes for the seller. Each gun. Each transaction. Each seller. Each buyer. The original intent of the second amendment was to have every person be able to have a gun IN THEIR HOME to be used to overthrow the government. They put it in there to prevent having bad government and not so some drunk can put a gun in his or her pants and use it to shoot people in the local bar or elementary school. I would never say that people cannot drive or own a car as long as they comply with the law. The same should be true with guns. Every gun owner should be required to buy liability insurance on each gun to compensate anyone who is injured or killed as a result of the use of that gun the same way we require liability insurance for every car on the road. All I am saying is that we must insist on responsible gun ownership much the same as we now do with cars.


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Public Resources Code Section 25402.1(h)2 and Section 10-106 of the Building Energy Efficiency Standards (Standards) establish a process which allows local adoption of energy standards that are more stringent than the statewide Standards. This process allows local governments to adopt and enforce energy standards before the statewide Standards effective date, require additional energy conservation measures, and/or set more stringent energy budgets. Local governments are required to apply to the Energy Commission for approval, documenting the supporting analysis for how the local government has determined that their proposed Standards will save more energy than the current statewide Standards and the basis of the local government's determination that the local standards are cost-effective. Once the Energy Commission staff has verified that the local standards will require buildings to use no more energy than the current statewide Standards and that the documentation requirements in Section 10-106 are met, the application is brought before the full Energy Commission for approval.
Please note that under the authority of Section 10-106, only those local ordinances that have been approved by the Energy Commission are legally enforceable.
The California Energy Commission commends the following local agencies that have adopted energy ordinances requiring more stringent energy requirements than those set by California's 2008 Building Energy Efficiency Standards Title 24, Part 6.
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Final Environmental Impact Statement for the Proposed East Texas to Mississippi Expansion Project (Docket No. CP06-466-000)
Issued: May 25, 2007
The FERC staff has prepared a final environmental impact statement (EIS) for the Gulf South Pipeline Company L.P.'s (Gulf South) proposed East Texas to Mississippi Expansion Project (Project).
The proposed Project would include the construction and operation of approximately 243.6 miles of 36- and 42-inch-diameter natural gas pipeline, the modification and/or expansion of three compressor stations, the construction of two new compressor stations and the construction of ancillary pipeline facilities including meter and regulation facilities, main line valves and pigging facilities. These proposed facilities would be constructed and operated in East Texas, Northern Louisiana and Central Mississippi, specifically: Panola County, Texas; DeSoto, Red River, Bienville, Jackson, Ouachita, Richland and Madison Parishes, Louisiana; and Warren, Hinds, Copiah, Simpson and Walthall Counties, Mississippi.
The purpose of the proposed Project is transport up to approximately 1.7 billion cubic feet per day of natural gas from production fields in eastern Texas to markets in the Gulf coast, Midwestern, Northeastern, and Southeastern United States.
This final EIS was prepared to satisfy the requirement of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and was prepared in cooperation with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the National Park Service, and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
The FERC staff concludes that if the proposed Project is found to be in the public interest and is constructed and operated in accordance with Gulf South's proposed minimization and mitigation measures as well as its recommended mitigation measures, the proposed facilities would have limited adverse environmental impacts. The FERC staff reached this conclusion based in part on:
- The proposed Project would be collocated with existing utility rights-of-way for approximately 185 miles, or about 76 percent of the proposed route;
- Gulf South would implement its plans and Procedures which would minimize and mitigate impacts to natural resources during construction and operation of the Project; and
- Gulf South would implement an environmental inspection and monitoring program that would ensure compliance with all proposed and recommended mitigation measures.
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A man caused a stir at O'Hare International Airport Saturday afternoon after he was spotted on the airfield.
Chicago Police responded to the disturbance at O'Hare Airport around 3:15 p.m. for a man in an "unauthorized area of the airfield," according to Chicago Police News Affairs Officer Jose Estrada.
The man was not armed and was taken into custody, Estrada said.
"The incident had no impact on flight operations and posed no apparent threat to the traveling public," Karen Pride, spokesperson for the Chicago Department of Aviation, said in a statement.
A witness on a flight from Chicago to Detroit said the man "jumped a perimeter fence and ran toward the plane."
"[Flight crews] said he jumped a fence, which is about a half-mile away," said Mario Hernandez.
Hernandez said the flight's captain said the plane almost hit the man and that he "started waving" in front of the plane.
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1. Performs various sales and register transactions including ringing purchases, processing of cash or credit payments and counting money.
2. Maintains an awareness of customers to both increase service levels and reduce security risks; remains current on policies regarding payment and exchanges, and security practices.
3. Participates in pricing changes and mark-downs; presents merchandise according to pricing and visual standards and direction.
4. Greets and assists customers; responds to customer inquiries and complaints in a professional and timely manner; resolves customer questions/concerns to their satisfaction. Resolve customer questions/concerns to their satisfaction; keeps abreast of guiding principles and POS system changes.
5. Processes freight ensuring items are properly stored, ticketed and easily located for replenishment for the sales floor, reorganizes merchandise as needed to maximize stock space.
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7. Correctly enters all receiving documents into the computer system, reconciles merchandise invoices to items received as applicable. Accurately and timely completes store-to-store transfers and Locate requests.
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12. Regular attendance is essential to this position in order to ensure adequate coverage to meet company objectives. Ability to work a flexible work schedule, including nights, weekends, and holidays is required.
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In a Stocking role, you can grow your career in a variety of ways at Chico's FAS, Inc. Because we have three brands and hundreds of boutiques across the U.S. and Canada, we are able to leverage talent across the enterprise and throughout North America.
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High quality granite Mortar and pestle. This Mortar is part of Thai kitchen for long long time. Use in preparing chili paste or Nam prik in Thai. It is best for making curry paste or mashing medicine. Made from premium quality granite. Not only very useful, but also cute. Dimension : width 6", height 4.5", Pestle length 6". Inner dimension: 4 1/4" width and 2 1/2" from the bottom. Capacity around 1 1/2 cup. Product of Thailand.
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