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Renovation Discoveries
It's pretty amazing what you can discover when renovating a 94 year old house.
We've been working steadily on our downstairs bathroom this weekend (which quickly morphed into "downstairs bathroom and the little landing outside the downstairs bathroom…). Yesterday, Kelly ripped down the paneling in the bathroom, cut and installed beadboard wainscoting and trim, and caulked. As I was painting the bathroom today, Kelly started ripping down the paneling in the landing area and he came across the coolest discovery in this house so far: original wallpaper!
Check it out!
Kelly was able to save a few remnants of it, and I hope to frame them and hang them in the landing!


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Harken needed a new print or packaging design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 14 designs submitted by 7 freelance designers.
NuCare Pharmacy & Surgical
I am the owner of a Pharmacy and Surgical Supply store. This project is a very simple one. I am looking to incorporate my logo along with my marketing material on what my company has to offer into a one page handout. This will be used to give to doctors offices when offering our services.
My target audience will be doctors, physical therapist, nursing homes, senior care fasilities, hospitals, clinics, social workers. Any and all healtcare providers
I will provide the content on which to include in the design. So I would like that to be used, but if you should have other ideas and content you wish to add to the design please feel free. My corporate colors are blue and sour apple green. The one pager should be 8.5" x 11" designed vertically. Use better pictures than what I have in my sample if you can would prefer a little more clean cut and appealing. The top of the powerpoint slide has some of the stores information. Please do not use that in your designs. It is just a copy and paste from my website (which I also do not like and needs to be redesigned). Only include one location as appose to my sample. I have attached another file as well which is a pdf of my logo(use the logo all the way to left the second one down from the top.) Other than that we a trying to provide a new age feel to a lack luster industry. something eye catching but yet conservative enough to let the healthcare professional know that we are a very professional company. keep in mind that this will be used as marketing material for doctors offices and healthcare professionals, not the overall end user (patient). the end product will be printed and laminated and used as handouts. email me or submit with questions. winner will have an inside track to work on new web design

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GOLIJOV La Pasión según San Marcos 4777461
Listening to the new release, it's easy to hear what was so revolutionary about "La Pasión.'' Most music that comes under the "crossover'' label tries to incorporate one genre into another; almost inevitably the result is stilted and artificial. Golijov, by contrast, writes mambos and rumbas as convincingly as he composes lyrical, minimalist-inflected classical music. In "La Pasión,'' he yoked them together without sacrificing stylistic authenticity. Some of his choices are startling: Listen to the "Por que?'' (Why?'') movement and you will think you've stumbled into a noisy Brazilian street fair instead of a retelling of Jesus' anointing at Bethany. Here is that rare piece of music that legitimately inhabits a multitude of genres; genre, in a way, ceases to matter. "La Pasión'' didn't just launch Golijov's career when it premiered, it made him into a phenomenon. A tumultuous half-hour ovation followed its first performance, and a similar reception greeted the US debut, at Symphony Hall in 2001. In his early 40s Golijov became perhaps the most famous composer of his generation. Suddenly, critics were welcoming his ascent as the herald of a new age of unbounded musical cross-pollination.
It's easy to understand why Osvaldo Golijov's "La Pasión Según San Marcos" received a 30-minute ovation at its 2000 Stuttgart premiere: a transferral of the Easter story to Latin America, it's a vibrant, sonically colourful experience in which the native South American strains of samba, tango and salsa contribute as much as the orchestral and choral elements. The aria performances owe more to Portuguese fado than to European classical singing. Golijov's intention was "to present a dark Jesus, not a pale European Jesus", and his success is partly due to his incorporation of native styles and structures. The result is an engaging tapestry in which demotic forms and religious chorale combine with piquant, astringent energy.
His take on the suffering of the human condition is often beautiful, blending many magical sounds. This is cultural diversity at its most inspired, woven around the greatest story ever told.
The recording is excellent . . . no one will be disappointed in this very close, clean and clear recording . . . it is a landmark work that will be even more important if this composer fulfills the expectations that so many have heaped upon him. This beautiful recording should help . . .
Hearing it is impressive enough, but the live DVD version adds to the experience.
It all flows, fabulously.
. . . a great performance . . . [a] warm, soulful approach . . . Both conductors bring their best to the performance of "La Pasión", embracing the virtuosic breadth of this music. Among the excellent cast of performers, pride of place is shared by alto Biella Da Costa and soprano Jessica Rivera . . . For this reviewer, Jessica Rivera's performance of Peter's lament is the most powerful moment in the entire work. Her rendition is characterized by a delicate vulnerability and a profound sense of loss . . . Their ten-year association with this music has given them a wise, nuanced performance quality. It is hard to imagine any other chorus surpassing their performance. This release is highly recommended. Not only will it appeal to fans of contemporary classical music, it will also be a welcome addition to the collections of aficionados of Latin culture and to all who care deeply about the spiritual in music.
. . . Afro-Caribbean rhythms, Brazilian martial arts and a Jewish prayer of mourning -- and this somewhat risky cross-cultural bet by Argentine composer Osvaldo Golijov has paid off multifold . . . It's easily one of my favorite works of the 21st century so far, and if you haven't heard it yet, you're in for an incredible experience.
. . . [Golijov] nous offre une partition épicée, populaire, flamboyante et tragique oů s'imposent surtout les voix et les percussions, le rituel collectif et la transe latinoafricaine . . . Captivant.


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Stating that the pressure on Tendulkar has increased after India's two back-to-back defeats in four-Test series against England, Akram said, "When your most experienced batsman hasn't scored a Test century in almost two years, questions are bound to rise. "It finally boils down to your own assessment as (Australia's Ricky) Ponting did.
"The question is who will bell the cat? Who will pop the question? Today, former cricketers are openly asking for Dhoni's head. Can you do the same with a Tendulkar? A lot of people, like Sourav Ganguly, feel he should retire, but Sachin himself might still want to continue for another six months or so. It's difficult to give any advice to a legend like Sachin," Akram told espnstar.com.
The former pacer also said that a definite answer on Tendulkar's future plans would give the national selectors a chance to find a suitable replacement. "The changes have to be made carefully. One shouldn't tamper too much with the team line-up. But the middle order needs a few new faces. And somebody needs to ask Sachin on what is his future plan and for how long does he want to continue.
"A definite answer will only enable Indian selectors find a replacement, insisted Akram. Akram said had he been in Tendulkar's place, he would have stepped down by now as there was hardly anything more left to achieve. "When Sachin first stepped into international cricket, nobody would have thought that this lad would go on to score 100 tons and smash all batting records. If I was in his shoes I would have stepped down by now because there is nothing else left to achieve."(PTI)


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Lord Pavisfacio is one of the most dramatic personages of the Royal Court, his face made of a single piece and exquisitely carved obsidian. The rest of his body follows the same exquisite creation, his arms and legs are carved from chalcedony, and his torso from an unknown number of pieces of tourmaline, jasper, and blue jade. His stony countenance is not obvious once the face is overlooked, as the Lord often deigns to wear a flaring green and gold chased cloak and similarly expensive garments, and is never seen without his silk ascot or kid leather gloves.
Sculpted with grecian precision, aquiline nose and strong chin, many easily forget that he is actually a shell of stone pieces animated by a single aged and potent dunshar. Having existed for more than a century and a half, Lord Pavisfacio moves with an almost feline grace that belies the weight and mass of his claimed stone body. his control is to the point that he is able to 'decorate' his shell with clothing as the enboned races are wont to do without tearing the delicate fabrics.
Despite his inhuman nature, Pavisfacio is well spoken and politely mannered. He is one who speaks seldomly, but his magical acumen and his knowledge of relics of stone make him a valued and trusted member of the court.
Like all dunshar, Pavisfacio was once little more than a slightly amorphous blob of greenish-blue jelly. He created a crawling husk of cornstalks and mud, then quickly graduated to river stones, which demanded more concentration to control. Eventually he make the great bond, the Herar, to stone, which would become his body material of choice. His first stone bodies were clumsy things, rockpile shamblers and such, It wasn't until he encountered the Mareb and their stone littered home that he learned how better to form a stone body. Copying their forms, and movement, learning their language he grew, both in size and in intellect. He started as a strange new pet, an oddity, but became an equal in the eyes of the Mareb.
Lord Pavisfacio doesn't speak of his time among the Mareb, as most humans do not recall the race and he would not betray their remnants to the humans to finish exterminating. Instead he struck out to find out more about the greater world. A prodigy among the dunshar, Pavisfacio found a niche, with his stone body he was able to find 'work' among the humans for the gold that seemed important among them. As his Herar was for stone, metal did not impress him much aside from it's representative value among the enboned races. He worked as a bodyguard, a thug, a custodian, and a slew of other jobs where his durable frame was challenged and tested, increasing his control over it, and dealing with a great variety of humans. All the while he listened, he learned, and as he grew both larger and more wise.
It would not be until his 70th year that someone recognized the intellect that lurked quietly under the resilient facade. Indeed, until his 'discovery' most onlookers assumed Pavisfacio to be a golem, either a free-willed wonder, or a sorcerous creation on loan from it's creator. The local guild of magi took Pavisfacio in as a custodian, an archivist, and student. While he was sensitive to magic, the dunshar was not able to manipulate the aether. He became a valuable commodity to the guild as he was able to handle dangerous objects, cursed items, and other things that proved dangerous or lethal to normal humans or unprotected magi.
The Seven Year Itch
Pavisfacio would have remained content with this lifestyle, handling fascinating magical items, reading stacks of books, and even taking the time to write his own. It was then that he met another dunshar, the fist he had seen in more than half a century. Her name was Yana and her body was made of wood. While he made a plan to woo the dunshar maiden and sweep her off to his lair she found him both terrifying and monstrous. The woman of wood fled, and Pavisfacio was left to consider his life and his actions. Having long been divorced from the rest of the dunshar, he was more human in thought and action. He then realized that the dunshari female was still young and had not made the Herar and chosen her life material. He chided himself, and decided that the time for petty work and fancy was done and it was time to accomplish something.
With his knowledge of the arcane and ability to handle dangerous objects, Pavisfacio was able to find a niche for himself. He disposed of these dangerous items, sometimes at the behest of nobles, sometimes at the request of magi. Each time he earned a favor, a reward, a prize or a payment. After two decades of such hard work, he was no longer a consor to a mage's guild but rather an unlanded but wealthy converted noble. With such power and wealth as he amassed, he was able to start looking again for Yana, this time better prepared to face her.
Special Equipment
His Lordship's Graven Mail - A facsimile of armor, this suit of plate and chain mail is made of gold and other valuable materials. While his physical body, made of stone, needs little protection, many humans have been awed by the display of wealth and most commoners will bow and knuckle their brows rather than speak. Unable to see his face under a gold visor, most assume him to be a regular noble.
His Lordship's Mace - While he is graceful, the art of swordsmanship has thus far eluded Pavisfacio as sorcery has. While carrying a large mace is not considered very lordly, it is much more acceptable than simply hitting things with stone fists until they die. The mace, like the armor is more a deterrent than an actual weapon as Pavisfacio detests violence in general.
Roleplaying Notes
Pavisfacio is the epitome of a gentleman, holding fast to the rules of etiquette and proper decorum. He generally expects the same of others, which is perfectly normal among the nobles and gentry, but makes him very…stuffy and stodgy to be around in more casual company. He is very intelligent, and well spoken when he deigns to speak. On a personal level he is borderline obsessive-compulsive, which has made him a prodigy for hold form and shape, but makes him rather single-minded to be around. His current list of frustrations includes the inability to properly wield a sword, the inability to articulate his stone face, and the fact that his overtures to Yana have been ignored at best.
Plot Hooks
Get the to the Archivist - Pavisfacio hires the PCs to locate Yana, at first on recon, and then later to bring her in person to him.
Non-Standard Benefactor - Pavisfacio remains an avid collector of magical items, and is more than willing to hire PCs to find various pieces of loot for him and his plans.
With a Stone Fist - Pavisfacio is granted a domain for his service to the crown. As he turns his single-minded attention to the land, he is a calculating and almost brutally efficient task-master. In addition to the routine hazards of being a landed lord, Pavisfacio is called upon to put down insurrections among the peasantry, bandits on the roads, and at times even possibly called to war. Rather than do these things himself, the dunshar would be more than willing to delegate these tasks to various PCs.
The Cursed Golden Whats-it - The PCs fall under the effects of a cursed item and they are referred to Pavisfacio given his experience with such malignant things. The Lord and Archivist is able to remove the cursed item in quest and the PCs are now in debt to the dunshar.
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Actor Tobey Maguire, who received a free Mercedes to use while filming The Great Gatsby II: Daisy's Bloody Revenge (no, just a remake of the original) in Australia, gave the car back because it had leather seats.
Australia's Daily Telegraph reports the 36-year-old Maguire had requested vinyl seats, but since it's not 1975, Mercedes delivered a car with seats fashioned from the stretched, dead skin of deceased cows, as per usual.
Apparently, like many other vegans, Maguire won't sit on anything with a face. (Thanks to Defender90 for the tip!)
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Architecture: Kansas City's new Kauffman center gives Denver something to envy
It's impossible to gaze not-so-far across the plains at these photos of the new Kauffmann Center for the Performing Arts in Kansas City without making two observations. So here goes:
OBERVATION 1: Holy cow, it makes us look cheap in Denver. While the Colorado Symphony Orchestra is scrambling just to stay alive, and has so far failed to raise $30 million in matching funds to make Boettcher Concert Hall a better place to hear music (do read Kyle Macmillan's excellent stories on the subject), the folks in K.C. were able to go ahead with a gleaming new concert hall to the tune of $413 million.
Designed by starchitect Moshe Safdie, the Kauffman Center is a 285,000-square-foot, glass, concrete and stainless steel arts complex with two main spaces, the 1,800-seat Muriel Kauffman Theatre, home of the Kansas City Ballet and Lyric Opera of Kansas City; and 1,600-seat Helzberg Hall, a performance base for the Kansas City Symphony.
It's defining characteristic is a jagged roofline that pushes skyward in a repeated shell pattern that unfolds in moderated segments, curving inward from the ground up on one side. The other side is a sheet of transparent glass. From the outside, it seems to have created an interesting architectural icon for the city as well as its major performing arts groups. (For the record, I haven't seen it in person – just in photos – though I hope to go this month and write something more in depth about the experience of hearing music inside).
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OBSERVATION 2: Yes, it kind of reminds us of an armadillo. That's not a bad thing.


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The Power of Positive Affirmations
Winston Churchill once said that "a pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in ever difficulty." Optimism is a key driver of success and can be the difference between achieving your goals or falling short. In fact, people who rank high on the optimism scale tend to do better in all areas from life, from personal fulfillment to professional achievement. Harvard researcher Shawn Achor, who spoke at Global Rally 2018, showed that with some deliberate work, those who are consistently labeled as pessimists can rise on the scale to become optimists.
In other words, if you're something of a pessimist or someone who tends to see the worst in things or believes that the worst outcome will happen, you're not destined to always be that way. You can train your brain to develop a more positive view of the world and yourself.
One of the most effective ways to begin training is through positive affirmations.
What is an affirmation?
A positive affirmation is something you tell yourself to spark a change in your mindset and develop a more positive outlook of yourself and the world around you. When done correctly and with practice, affirmations can help you manifest specific goals and inject some much-needed positivity and gratitude into your life.
Key ways affirmations can improve your life:
Affirmations instill optimism that leads to mental and physical health as well as professional success
They help you keep your goals prioritized and in perspective
They help you envision and realize your potential
Daily affirmations help you see yourself and others in a more positive light
You become more in tune with your thoughts and able to control negativity
How self-affirmations work
If you've never tried affirmations before, self-affirmations are a great place to start. According to Psychology Today, such affirmations can have a powerful impact by imprinting positive messages into your subconscious mind. These positive imprints can actually overpower or rewrite the negative messages you've subconsciously hardwired into your brain over time. Try self-affirmations for a few days to see how it impacts your life.
There are a few rules that can help you get more out of your affirmations:
1: Place your name in the affirmation.
2: Add a feeling to your affirmation.
3: Put a goal in your affirmation.
4: Add a reward to your affirmation.
Affirmations of gratitude
Shawn Achor and his team spent years researching the power of gratitude and its ability to increase someone's level of happiness.
Participants in the study were asked to write down three things they were grateful for every day for a period of time. After a couple days, people started repeating things they were writing down. So, researchers had to switch things up. For the next round, Achor asked participants to write down three new things they were grateful for each day.
After just 21 days, those classified as low-level pessimists moved up the scale to low-level optimists. By continuing the exercise past the 21-day mark, a person could move up the scale from low-level pessimist all the way up to high-level optimist. This daily practice worked!
Put the plan in action
Try the 21-day experiment for yourself. Write down three things you are grateful for each day. Be sure to choose three different things every day without repeating anything. After 21 days, see what kind of difference you feel. Are you more optimistic? The answer is very likely to be yes.
Let optimism power your passions
Learning to view your world from a lens of positivity can supercharge your life. Whether you're a business owner who is looking to increase your productivity and attract more customers or someone who is seeking a fitness transformation, these daily practices can help you.
Happiness and optimism are contagious. Spread your optimism to others and you'll discover there is power in teamwork. Surround yourself with others who also have a daily optimism practice and together you'll achieve all your goals in 2019.


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Nearest Town: WallaceSite Size: 37 miles
Highlights: Raptors, Shorebirds, Songbirds, Upland Birds, Waterbirds, Waterfowl
Access: Year-round. Snow may limit vehicle access. Access free of charge.
Directions: I-90 Exit #61; S to stop sign; L (E) on Front Street, bearing R (S) as it becomes 5th St and continue 3 blocks; L (E) on Bank St for 1 block and L (N) onto 6th; 6th becomes FR 456 as it leaves Wallace; N on FR 456 14 mi to Babins Junction; R on FR 9 for 5 mi to Murray; R (S) on FR 605 over King's Pass to intersection with FR 456; L (S) to return to Wallace. SETTLER'S GROVE: 4 mi E of Prichard, you pass a large pond on the L; turn L at sign for "Eagle Creek #152" for 1 mi; L at fork onto FR 805 for 5 mi to grove.
Description: Pine Siskin, Red Crossbill, American Dipper in winter. Look for Vaux's Swift in summer. At the Cedar Grove, enjoy the sparkling stream, giant trees and forest birds. Winter Wren and Swainson's Thrush prevalent at Settler's Grove in summer.
More Information: USFS (208) 752-1221 wallace-id.com/cda_trail/
General Services:
Handicapped Services:What do these icons mean?
Select a species from the list to view other sites on the Idaho Birding Trail Sites this species may be observed.


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Breville Smart Oven Pizza Crisper
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- Summary
Designed to work perfectly with a Breville Countertop Convection Oven, this pizza crisper uses the dozens of holes in its surface to improve the circulation of hot air under the bottom of your pizza crust for perfect golden-brown crust time after time. Its nonstick surface is easy to clean. It can also be used with a traditional full-size oven.
- Dimensions & More Info
- Model #BOV800PC13
- 13" diam.
- Designed and engineered in Australia, Made in China.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by yeemee from Awesome pizza cripser I am a big time review reader before purchasing an item so I was confident I was getting something really good. Very worth it for twenty dollars. Another reviewer on a similar Breville item stated you don't "have" to use this in the Smart Oven and can use it in the regular oven so I went ahead and bought it. First time cooking a frozen pepperoni pizza and it worked wonderfully! Kids loved it! The bottom and crust came out crispy and the top well-cooked. The pizza slid off easily onto a cutting board. I would definitely not recommend slicing the pizza on the crisper to preserve its quality. I would buy definitely this as a gift for someone when the time comes. Happy pizza making!Date published: 2017-02-27Rated 5 out of 5 by MalteseRescueMom from Great for both fresh and frozen pizza I have used this for flatbread pizzas, homemade pizzas and frozen pizzas. Crust was excellent and crispy for each without any sticking, but cooks the pizzas fully in less time than the pizza setting on the Breville oven calls for so need to watch closely.Date published: 2016-12-12Rated 5 out of 5 by LZLZ from Crisp Pizza I used this in my gas oven and the pizza came out crispy like in a restaurant.Date published: 2016-02-24Rated 5 out of 5 by KristenH from Works Great! Bought this because I prefer my pizza and snacks a little crispy. Works great - cooks everything evenly for a more consistent taste from top to bottom.Date published: 2016-01-14Rated 5 out of 5 by gingerbell from Crispy Crust I was looking for something to use to cook up little flat bread pizzas and have the bottom stay crispy. I have only used it one time and it did a great job.Date published: 2015-05-13Rated 5 out of 5 by MaryBethG from Great accessory to the breville convection oven! This pizza crisper might cost more than one at a discount store, but it's worth it. Take a frozen pizza. Maybe add a few more of your favorite ingredients...and you won't be calling for pizza delivery again!Date published: 2012-01-25
Is it possible to use this plate on a pizza stone in a Weber gas grill? Thank you!We do not recommend using any of the spare parts or accessories designed for use with any Breville® product with a product from any other manufacturer.Date published: 2019-06-11
Is this dishwasher safe?Hi Heather, To extend the life of your pizza crisper, we do not recommend that it be placed in the dishwasher. Wash in warm soapy water with a soft sponge or soft plastic scouring pad. Rinse and dry thoroughly. Do not use abrasive cleansers, metal scouring pads or metal utensils to clean any accessories as they may damage the surfaces.Date published: 2018-11-16


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PRATT — The Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism (KDWPT) Special Hunts Program offers a variety of limited hunts, many designed to introduce youth and novices to hunting in an uncrowded setting with good opportunity for success. Three types of hunts are offered: youth hunts, mentor hunts, and open hunts.
New this year is that only youth will be able to apply for youth hunts. KDWPT will no longer consider an application from an applicant over the age restriction for a youth hunt. Mentors may apply for youth/mentor hunts. Open hunts are open to anyone, and some non-draw special hunts are also offered.
Also new this year is that applicants for draw hunts are required to choose the dates they want for special hunts. In the past, the choice of "Any" was offered, but this is no longer an option. Hunters must select the hunt dates that are offered.
The first application deadline — for special hunts in September and October — is midnight Aug. 14. A random drawing for these hunts will occur the week of Aug. 15, with email notification to successful applicants. The permit and map will be included with this email notification.
The application period for November, December, and January hunts will begin Sept. 1 and run through midnight Sept. 30, with the draw occurring the week of Oct. 3. Successful applicants for these hunts will also receive email notification with a permit and map.
Each special hunt targets specific game species, including doves, upland game, waterfowl, and deer. Some take place during the special youth/disabled deer season Sept. 10-18, some during the youth upland game season Nov. 5-6, and others during special youth waterfowl seasons, which have yet to be set. Still others occur during regular hunting seasons. Special hunts will be conducted in all regions of the state on both public and private land.
Youth hunts are generally open to hunters 15 or younger who must be accompanied by an adult 18 or older, who may not hunt. Mentor hunts are open to youth 17 or younger or anyone who hasn't hunted in the last three years, and each must be accompanied by a licensed adult mentor. Mentors may participate in mentor hunts. Requirements for each special hunt are outlined in the hunt narratives on the website.
Many veteran hunters find new satisfaction in serving as mentors, introducing a relative, friend, or neighbor to the wonder of the hunt in a wildlife-rich setting. Parents or grandparents may take children or grandchildren who have never hunted but are now showing an interest, but mentors and novices do not have to be related.
Hunter education is not required for youth 15 and younger accompanied by an adult 18 or older. However, persons 16 and older must have a hunting license and hunter education certification. Those 16 and older who do not have hunter education may still participate by obtaining a one-time apprentice hunting license, which exempts them from the hunter education requirement through the calendar year in which it is purchased.
For more detailed information or to apply, go online to www.kdwpt.state.ks.us and click "Hunting/Special Hunts Information." Those who do not have computer access may apply by telephone at 620-672-0791.


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Join Black feminist, academic, author, and co-founder of the Crunk Feminist Collective Dr. Brittney Cooper, along with writer, activist, and editor Darnell L. Moore, as they break down the ways their work informs, challenges, and shapes our understanding of the current political situation. Following the tradition of black literary salons, our guests will interrogate each other's work and engage in a lively discussion on the intersection of race and gender in their activism; the importance of translating theory into accessible ideas that inspire collective change; and how we can use our freedom, power, and rage to change the world.
Dr. Brittney Cooper writes a popular monthly column on race, gender and politics for Cosmopolitan, and is the author of Eloquent Rage: A Black Feminist Discovers Her Superpower. A professor of Women's and Gender Studies and Africana Studies at Rutgers University, she co-founded the Crunk Feminist Collective. Her work has appeared in the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, Salon, Ebony.com, and The Root.com, among others.
Darnell L. Moore is an editor-at-large at CASSIUS (Urban One), a columnist at LogoTV.com and NewNextNow.com, and a contributor at Mic. He writes regularly for Ebony, Advocate, Vice, and Guardian. Moore is a writer-in-residence at the Center of African American Religion, Sexual Politics, and Social Justice at Columbia University, has taught at NYU, Rutgers, Fordham, and Vassar, and was trained at the Princeton Theological Seminary. He divides his time between Brooklyn and Atlanta.


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LITTLE ROCK — The House and Senate approved identical versions of the state budget bill Tuesday, clearing the way for both chambers to give each other's bills final approval and wrap up the work of the fiscal session on Wednesday.
House Bill 1159 and the matching Senate Bill 147 sailed through their respective chambers. The votes were 90-8 in the House and 34-1 in the Senate.
The bill, officially known as the Revenue Stabilization Act, lays out the budget and sets spending priorities for the coming fiscal year. The bill proposes a $5.04 billion budget, a 2 percent increase from this fiscal year's $4.94 billion budget.
The budget largely mirrors the proposed budget that Gov. Mike Beebe released in January, including a $65 million increase in public school funding. It also would boost prison funding by $3.1 million, increase reimbursement to county jails for housing state inmates by $7 million and use $5.2 million to give state employees a 1 percent cost-of-living adjustment.
The budget bill also would set aside $19 million for the state's "rainy day fund," or $9 million more than Beebe had requested.
Included in the state Department of Human Services' budget is a $915 million appropriation of federal funding for the so-called private option, the state's program to use federal Medicaid money to subsidize private insurance for low-income Arkansans.
Rep. John Burris, R-Harrison, spoke in support of HB 1159. He noted that about $100 million in spending is not in the budget because of tax cuts that legislators approved last year.
"I hope that everybody here appreciates (the budget) because it's balanced, it funds the needs, we sent some money back for the taxpayers, and I think by the end of the day we passed a very conservative budget that did right by the citizens and does right by the state government," he said.
Rep. David Meeks, R-Conway, spoke against HB 1159, saying he opposed it because it includes funding for the private option and does not boost funding for the state's foster care system.
"I think it's unsustainable," Meeks said of the private option.
The House and Senate are to meet 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. In addition to approving each other's matching budget bills, the chambers are expected to give final passage to nearly $22 million in supplemental appropriations from the state's estimated $126 million budget surplus.
If all regular business is completed Wednesday, the Legislature is expected to recess until sine die, or the official end of the session, which likely would occur sometime next week.


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Due to the fire that recently broke out in the Patricia Baldwin Whipple Arts Center Theater on the campus of Berwick Academy, the show, which is the school's annual major theatrical production, was forced to find a new home. Thanks to the kindness and generosity of neighboring school Marshwood High, the show will go on as planned.
Head of School Greg Schneider commented, "It is hard to express the amount of gratitude we all feel to Marshwood High School and Principal Paul Mehlhorn. Their willingness to adapt, adjust, and accommodate their schedule to be good neighbors is like nothing I have ever seen as a school leader. Clearly Berwick Academy will be looking for ways to repay this tremendous gesture in months and years to come. As Head of School, there are rare moments when I believe we have to be willing to think outside of the box to create remarkable opportunities for young people. That said, I have fallen back upon my most trusted mantra in this challenging circumstance: do what is in the best interest of the students. I believe that we have done our best to find that outcome in this case, and that we will all be witness to a very special performance next weekend."
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Right: The Harvard championship eight A gains on the boats ahead as it passes Newell Boathouse.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—The Harvard heavyweight crew posted a second-place finish in the championship eights and a win in the club eights as part of a trophy-winning team performance to open the fall season at the 2010 Head Of The Charles Regatta Saturday and Sunday on the Charles River.
The Harvard championship eight A finished less than two seconds behind Washington in the fastest event of the weekend Sunday, a day after the Crimson club eight A defeated 41 other boats to claim the McIntyre Cup as club eights champion. A boat of Harvard freshmen finished third in the club eights.
The strong team showing, combined with that of the Crimson lightweight crew, enabled Harvard to claim the MacMahon Cup Regatta Point Trophy for the most total points by any club, school, college or university at the Head Of The Charles.
"I was really pleased at the truly outstanding performance by all of our crews," said Harry Parker, the Thomas Bolles Head Coach for Harvard Men's Crew. "It was a great weekend of racing on the part of all of our crews, both varsity and freshman."
Harvard, which started 15th and had to navigate the traffic of the boats it gained ground against on its way to a time of 14:02.323, had the fastest times of all championship eights at the Weld Boathouse and Cambridge Boat Club splits. The Huskies, however, finished strong and crossed the line in 14:00.402. Defending national champion California placed third in 14:05.116. Not far behind was the Harvard B entry, consisting mostly of sophomores, finishing ninth in 14:21.288.
In the club eights race, Harvard was dominant. The Crimson's A entry had the fastest splits throughout and finished about 25 seconds ahead of second-place Boston University in 15:09.811. Harvard's freshman entry was less than six seconds back of the Terriers.
The Crimson's championship fours placed sixth and 10th Sunday, with the Harvard A boat logging a time of 16:20.376. The club four placed seventh out of 58 crews Saturday, finishing in 18:02.235.
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Championship Eight A
Cox: Chris Kingston, 8: Patrick Lapage, 7: Matt Edstein, 6: Nick Jordan, 5: David Wakulich, 4: Sam O'Connor, 3: Michael DiSanto, 2: Anthony Locke, 1: James O'Connor
Championship Eight B
Cox: David Fuller, 8: Peter Scholle, 7: Max Monfared, 6: Parker Washburn, 5: Josh Hicks, 4: Jason Phillips, 3: Justin Mundt, 2: Alex MacIntosh, 1: Eli Shikaloff
Championship Four A
Cox: Will Hakim, 4: Greg Edwards, 3: Andy Holmes, 2: Jake Sobstyl, 1: Caspar Jopling
Championship Four B
Cox: Tian Feng, 4: Jack Morrissey, 3: Andrew Safir, 2: Andrew Hamm, 1: Andrew Stein
Club Eight A
Cox: Alex Sopko, 8: Phil Matthews, 7: Connor Griffith, 6: Benjamin French, 5: Elihu Reynolds, 4: Nigel Munoz, 3: Alex Soutter, 2: Alex Housser, 1: David Paresky
Club Eight B
Cox: Hillary Singer, 8: Jamie Law-Smith, 7: Ben Lynton, 6: Patrick Duffy, 5: Nick Jaroszewicz, 4: Andrew Reed, 3: Heath MacLean, 2: Daniel Ranard, 1: Mick Malowany
Club Four
Cox: Colby Wilkason, 4: Matthew Vincent, 3: Nolan Pollock, 2: Will Polacheck, 1: Tom Hanson
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Radcliffe 2010 Head Of The Charles Regatta Results
Women's senior-master singles: Cambridge Boat Club (Ellen Kennelly '85) – 8th of 22, 22:58.998
Women's senior-master eights: Etats Unis (Liz O'Leary) – 1st of 29, 18:35.435
Women's senior-master eights: Radcliffe Association of Rowing Alumnae – 15th of 29, 20:27.510
Women's alumni eights: Radcliffe Association of Rowing Alumnae – 10th of 32, 19:22.770
Men's club fours: Harvard heavyweight crew – 7th of 58, 18:02.235
Men's club eights: Harvard heavyweight crew A – 1st of 42, 15:09.811
Men's club eights: Harvard heavyweight crew B – 3rd of 42, 15:40.274
Men's club eights: Harvard lightweight crew – 25th of 42, 16:59.971
Women's club eights: Radcliffe heavyweight crew – 8th of 30, 18:43.437
Women's master doubles: Cambridge Boat Club (Lindsay Burns '87 and Linda Muri) – 2nd of 21, 20:15.796
Men's senior-veteran singles: Harvard University (Harry Parker) – 16th of 27, 24:10.427 (23:22.427 after handicap)
Men's championship fours: Harvard heavyweight crew A – 6th of 15, 16:20.376
Men's championship fours: Harvard heavyweight crew B – 10th of 15, 16:45.008
Women's championship fours: Radcliffe heavyweight crew – 4th of 20, 18:00.008
Men's championship eights: Harvard heavyweight crew A – 2nd of 35, 14:02.323
Men's championship eights: Harvard heavyweight crew B – 9th of 35, 14:21.288
Women's championship eights: Radcliffe heavyweight crew A – 17th of 30, 16:54.651
Women's championship eights: Radcliffe heavyweight crew B – 22nd of 30, 17:12.115
Men's lightweight fours: Harvard lightweight crew – 9th of 19, 16:41.207
Men's lightweight eights: Harvard lightweight crew A – 3rd of 21, 14:24.146
Men's lightweight eights: Harvard lightweight crew B – 4th of 21, 14:30.849
Men's lightweight eights: Harvard lightweight crew C – 17th of 21, 15:30.423
Women's lightweight eights: Radcliffe lightweight crew A – 3rd of 12, 16:33.524
Women's lightweight eights: Radcliffe lightweight crew B – 7th of 12, 17:13.904


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You may not run in quite the same social circle as the Earl and Countess of Grantham, but your home can still shine with that Downton Abbey decorating vibe: traditional, elegant, and always impeccable. From fashionable front entries to gorgeous English country gardens, these manor-house style decorating ideas will inspire your own sense of style.
Architect: John Milner
Fashionable Front Hall
Ahhh, the early 20th century: a time of elegance, luxury, and gracious living—at least for the upper class. Nobility such as the Earl and Countess of Grantham would have paid great attention to the grandeur of their homes' great halls to give visitors a preview of just how splendid other rooms would be. This gracious entry hall exhibits that same spirit with its antique carved mahogany console table, antique Charles X chandelier, and carved George III-style mahogany mirror. The only thing missing is Lady Mary checking her hat in the mirror before setting out for a stroll with Matthew.
Priceless Portrait
In the early 20th century, a house like Downton Abbey would have been filled with great works of art collected by generations of pedigreed ancestors. Along with tapestries, sculptures, and landscape paintings, the walls would likely have displayed commissioned portraits by prestigious artists of the day. For the Earl of Grantham, that may have meant John Singer Sargent, the most celebrated portrait painter of his time. Sargent was at the peak of his career in 1903, when he painted this portrait of Ella P. Widener, great grandmother of Cortright Wetherill, whose home is seen here as well as in the opening slide. See the next slide for another view of the living room.
Interior Design: Bill Brockschmidt and Courtney Coleman
Graceful Grouping
Sargent's portrait of Ella Widenor influenced color choices for the Wetherills' living room, which showcases a graceful grouping of period American and English chairs with a custom Chippendale-style sofa. "We often take our cues for paints, fabrics, and trimmings from our clients' favorite possessions," says interior designer Bill Brockschmidt. "The portrait certainly inspired the oyster silk curtains with coral and pale blue embellishments. Even the tassels and tiebacks were custom-matched to the distinctive blue of the painting."
Interior Design: Bill Brockschmidt and Courtney Coleman
Perfect Paint Colors
In the great manor houses of early 20th-century England, the color of interior walls needed to show the peerage's artworks at their best. The same could be said for modern times. In this Texas home, the walls reflect the colors of sand and sea, all the better to highlight blue-and-white Chinese porcelain and a painting of Monhegan Island that harks back to homeowner David Porter's Maine roots. Instead of the expected high-contrast bright white, the ceiling and millwork are painted pale tan. See the next two slides for more details from this living room.
Interior design: Joseph Minton, with Paula Lowes and Michelle M. Wade
Living Room Detail
In this corner of the living room, a young boy's portrait is showcased against a neutral wall with millwork that echoes the edges of the frame. Beneath the portrait stand some examples of homeowner Dana Porter's blue-and-white Chinese porcelain. The home's color palette is repeated in the living room's curtains, and molding on the ceiling ensures that no surface is left uncelebrated. With an eye toward family life, the room's hardwood floor is protected with a decidedly 21st-century sisal rug.
Interior design: Joseph Minton, with Paula Lowes and Michelle M. Wade
Fine Fabric
Even the Dowager Countess of Grantham would have to approve of the comfort provided by a cushy sofa upholstered with a Rose Tarlow linen velvet the color of sand. Exquisite Blue Fortuny fabric joins a mix of sofa pillows and covers an armchair near the sunroom. In the background is another gilt-framed seascape painting and a George III Style demilune cabinet finished in black lacquer.
Interior design: Joseph Minton, with Paula Lowes and Michelle M. Wade
Dressed to Impress
One hundred years ago, a manor-house butler would have taken great pride in overseeing the preparations for a dinner party. His goal? To make sure each upper-class guest enjoyed great comfort (e.g., no need to reach for the salt; every place setting had its own salt cellar). That effort also meant making sure the dining table—and therefore each guest—was surrounded by beautiful things. This dining room would surely please Downton Abbey's Mr. Carson with its soft blue-and-cream color palette, gleaming wood furniture, golden accents, and crystal chandelier. Even the opulent centerpieces are designed to impress visitors, something that Carson would surely understand.
Interior Design: Janet Simon
Delicious Details
Lest we forget that a dining room is more than what is found upon the dining table, this detail—with its painted commode, Louis XVI-style custom chair, and giltwood mirror—reminds us. The blues and golds of the furnishings complement the hand-stenciled, striated Damask-pattern walls.
Elegant Ornamentation
This Parisian-style dining room with French blue wall color shows the elegant result when ornamentation is encouraged; in this case, pilasters, ceiling details, plaster swags, and a Versailles-style parquet floor. Louis XVI reproductions—the table, chairs, and console table—join a few antiques to keep the room elegant but welcoming for family life. The marble-top giltwood console and gilt-frame mirror are designed in the Louis XVI style.
Interior design: Eric Lysdahl
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Timeless Style
Edwardian-era aristocrats considered themselves custodians of their estates, and therefore did not necessarily feel the need to follow the interior-design trends of the day. (The latest fashions from Paris and London, on the other hand, were a must-have.) They would likely have approved of architect Ken Tate's own home, which proves that as Yves St. Lauren once said, "Fashion fades, style is eternal." In this room, a 1910 Bosendorfer piano plays to a hand-carved angel from Italy and piano bench from India, inlaid with bone and horn. "We buy things that we like," Tate says, "and put them down somewhere and see if they relate to the other things around them. If they don't, we'll move them until they do."
Architect: Ken Tate
As mistress of Downton Abbey, Cora Crawley would have had her own study in which to take care of menu-planning and important correspondence. The mistress of this modern-day Beverly Hills residence surely feels the same, taking the time to decorate her room with carefully chosen antiques, exquisite reproductions, and silk drapery. An 18th-century chinoiserie desk, an antique black-leather Italian chair, and a contemporary woven shade mingle happily as part of the homeowner's "Old World meets comfortable California eclectic" approach to design.
Interior Design: Joanna Poitier
Hidden Technology
Even the Earl and Countess of Grantham could not ignore the innovations of the 20th century, enjoying electricity—and later even a telephone—much to the Dowager Countess's dismay. This elegant library exhibits the same practical attitude, with the homeowner's laptop stashed away when not in use, and a printer hidden discreetly away on antique-oak shelves behind the black lacquer desk. An antique Gothic-inspired side table and French stool are at home with a modern silver-leaf coffee table. The room is paneled with reclaimed wood that is waxed for a soft finish.
Interior design: Phillip Sides
European-Style Wine Cellar
Devotees of Downton Abbey recall that the importance of the Crawleys' wine collection; stealing a bottle from it was a fineable offense. This handsome wine cellar contains such eye-catching details as a massive Provençal farm table, a rare 18th-century French painted-linen wall hanging, and wine storage niches entered through arched doorways. The space was inspired by architect John Milner's visits to European wine cellars, featuring white oak ceiling beams salvaged from old barn timbers and antique heart-pine flooring in random widths. "Some of the boards are as broad as 20 inches; they have a depth and richness of color not found in newly milled material," Milner says.
Architect: John Milner
Interior Design: Bill Brockschmidt and Courtney Coleman
French-Inspired Guest Room
Many of the centuries-old manor houses included dozens of bedrooms decorated to immerse family members and myriad guests in sumptuous style. After all, when high-society friends came for a fortnight, the upper-class host and hostess needed certainty that their guests would relay to others that everything was perfect. The Countess of Grantham would surely approve of this oh-so-feminine French-inspired guest room with its circa-1850 four-poster bed and late 19th-century crystal chandelier. A misty-blue French floral decorates the walls with delicate flowers repeated in the French-pleated window panels and in the bed skirt. Queen Anne-style chairs offer comfortable seating.
Magnificent Garden
While the manor house showcased a family's lineage and wealth, the land also provided a great deal of enjoyment to Edwardian gentility. Of course the men tended to indulge in hunting, shooting, and fishing. But the grounds also offered beautiful settings for garden parties and therefore needed to stay in perfect order, without a stray leaf or weed to be seen. This modern-day Edwardian garden is actually a series of separate but linked and unified gardens terraced to create level spaces as well as garden areas. See the next slide for another view of this landscape.
Garden design: Gordon Hayward
Formal Yet Inviting
The garden's 40 different gardens are seamlessly connected by pebbled or grassed walkways. In this view, a 300-foot walkway of pollarded sycamores is supported by a pair of native-stone retaining walls. The trees' branches are trimmed to emphasize the straightness of the path.
Garden design: Gordon Hayward
Focal Point
In a different but equally enchanting landscape in the Hamptons, an enormous urn mounted on a pedestal displays a stately air. Surrounding it are boxwood hedges, which provide the garden's bone structure. To maintain harmony and flow, the garden repeatedly uses great quantities of specific roses in two or three shades of a certain color. Hardy floribundas rather than hybrid tea types were mostly chosen to withstand the region's rainy and/or hot summers.
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this is fantastic... lovely draw
....even with mouse WHRY.
awesome! I love your style
nice effect. love it 5h collect
wow.. really cool
;A; you just made my day fufufu... I love his expression and the style and mag this is amazing for mouse! Fav! I can't rate, on iPad ;_____; sorry
Awesome work!
I like the shape of his hands :) 5h :)
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Thousands of small earthquakes have rattled Iceland's Bardarbunga volcano over the last five days, prompting meteorologists to warn of an increasing risk of eruption and causing public safety authorities to evacuate tourists from the popular summer climbing venue.
The escalating seismic activity on the volcano has also led authorities to issue an aviation alert for possible ash releases that could interfere with navigation.
In April 2010, the smaller Eyjafjallajokull volcano spewed ash nine miles high, sending a particle cloud over much of Europe that grounded 100,000 flights and 8 million travelers for a week because of the potential damage to aircraft engines.
At least 3,600 temblors have pulsated deep beneath the glacier-capped Bardarbunga volcano since Saturday, including a magnitude 4.5 quake on Monday that was the strongest in the area since 1996, the Icelandic Meteorological Office reported.
The rash of quakes and detected movement of magma within six miles of the volcano's surface "implies increased potential of a volcanic eruption," the meteorological office said in its Wednesday update.
Authorities raised the eruption threat level to orange, the second-highest on the five-level scale, indicating "escalating unrest with increased potential of eruption," the weather office reported.
Iceland's Civil Protection Department reported Wednesday that it had evacuated more than 300 people, mostly foreign visitors, from the hiking and climbing areas north of the Vatnajokull glacier. Roads leading into the unpopulated recreation area have also been closed as a precaution against outdoor adventurers becoming trapped there in the event of an eruption.
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So I'm a complete noob at programming. Help please!!
// The "Ok" class.
import java.awt.*;
import hsa.Console;
public class Ok
static Console c; // The output console
public static void main (String[] args)
c = new Console ();
String num;
c.println ("Enter a three digit number whose first digit is greater than its last:");
num = c.readLine();
// Place your program here. 'c' is the output console
} // main method
} // Ok class
We use the Ready To Program Java to program the shit. Its completely elementary programming and I'm a noob. We use the HSA template if anyone knows what that means >.<


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indigo_22 necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 152 diseños de 56 diseñadores freelance.
We are a new company changing our name to In Life. We are starting over with a new look and feel and need you to create a new logo for a company that promotes products for a healthier lifestyle.
We desire a logo with a sexy and classy attitude Or simple and clean. Something easy to read. We need your help for some cool designs!
In Life
- We are a new company currently with the name Revelle but we are changing it to "InLife". We desire a logo that includes the name of our new company, "InLife" in one word. Our company promotes a healthier and prosperous lifestyle.
"Live the In Life". - Our products are chosen with Health and Well being in mind. - Our current signature product is an electronic cigarette that allows people to simulate smoking without worrying about the harmful carcinogens. You can see the product at our web site at: https://www.myrevelle.com/servepage…=replicate
- We will be changing the whole look and feel of the website too. So everything you see will be changed.
- We have pretty much a blank slate so your creative designs for a logo will be greatly appreciated.
- We will use this logo for business cards, website, brochures packaging, t-shirts etc. to promote our company so we want something that is easy to read and that reduces well and maintains clarity.
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- Vector Format
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Spring is blooming all around us, including in our closets. Roses, daffodils, daisies and orchids are by far the biggest fashion trend of Spring 2012, popping up in designer collections from Prada to Prabal Gurung and Dolce & Gabbana to Valentino. Here's our take on the best florals of Spring 2012.
As soon as the Spring 2012 Oscar de la Renta line hit the runway, the fashion world was swooning over its standout look, a romantic, vintage-inspired strapless gown with poppies and daffodils decorating its bodice and full skirt. Paired with a twiggy, flowered headpiece, this nostalgic look updates 1960s flower power for the modern fashionista.
Another design powerhouse to create floral romance is Valentino. Valentino's Spring 2012 Collection features too many beautiful dresses to mention, but one memorable look was a wispy long-sleeve knee-length gown featuring an ethereal rose silk fabric that will be just as sophisticated decades from now.
One reason we love the floral trend is that it offers a ton of versatility. Valentino's line went romantic with flowers, but other designers used florals in a vibrant, flirty way. Case in point? Proenza Schouler, whose mixed floral separates are punchy and super modern, Prabal Gurung, whose mix of blazers and blouses feature a bold purple floral print, and Altuzarra, who uses an edgy blend of leather and Hawaiian-style flowers.
The floral trend is also springing up on some of our favorite celebs. Kudos to Sonam Kapoor for looking both elegant and flirty in this floral and onion dress from Dolce & Gabbana's Spring 2012 Ready To Wear line. Other A-Listers who love florals: Jessica Alba, Shailene Woodly and Beyonce.
To snag your own whimsy floral look, Luxemi loves this Tonal Anarkali with Floral Gota Work. What makes this anarkali so stunning? The way its designer used gota work to make these flower motifs both intricate and bold. This look has the same soft tones as a lot of the standout gowns in Valentino's Spring/Summer 2012 collection (which isn't surprising, considering pastels and sorbet tones are also making a comeback this season).
For a punchier floral that features a brighter color palate, try this Floral Cotton Gota Salwar. This light and airy salwar has embroidered flowers winding perfectly around its seams, a style used in a lot of our favorite Oscar de la Renta Spring 2012 looks.
And if you want the ultimate artisan floral saree, this Handknit Flower and Rich Pearl Saree is breathtaking. Hand-knit red and pink flower blooms wrap gorgeously around this piece's high-quality netting, and delicate pearl work gives the piece a haute couture feel. It's romantic, unique, and the epitome of why florals are the perfect look for spring!
Whether it's Proenza Schouler's flirty florals or Valentino's sophisticated blooms, Luxemi loves how flower prints merge Mother Nature with runway fashion. There's no better time to let your inner flower power shine!


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I, along with many of you I suppose, spent part of this week taking down the tree, removing garland, wrapping up fairy lights and packing away ornaments. Truth be told, this is the first year I've really decorated since Christmas of 2000; wow, has it been that long?
For the record, I wasn't a humbug during all of those years!
As the hangovers, credit card, food and alcohol slip from my consciousness, the new year (and Presidential Election season) is hitting me squarely between my bloodshot eyes. I wonder what's in store for 2008. I suspect I'm not alone.
Election years are typically good for bringing issues to the table, but seldom for carving them up and doing something about them. Will 2008 see any action on political hot buttons like funding for stem cell research and insurance reform? Will the National MS Society's new Fast Forward program bring hopeful, new drugs to clinical trials this year? Will Medicare start to pay for assistive devices we need outside our homes?
The new year is also a time to take stock in our personal journey with multiple sclerosis.
Exercise, yoga and a healthier diet are in my cards. I also am going to make sure that I make some new connections in the MS community. There are so many of us out there from which we can learn or to whom we could lend a hand.
I'm also going to finalize my search for a primary care doc. I'll admit, reluctantly, that I haven't had a physical since just after my diagnosis. I've moved more than a couple of times since then and just haven't gotten around to it. That's a big one for me.
When I look ahead to this year, I see a great mist over MS. It must be said that I surely didn't see all of the positive advances the last annum held, when I sat looking away from 2006. Will the genetic findings of last summer push the field in a new direction? Will a new case of PML blot Tysabri this year? Will some young scientist in a little lab in the back of some university have the "eureka moment" for which we all hope?
I sit at my desk on a very gray, quite wet, post-holiday afternoon and wonder; "What's ahead for us in 2008?" I dot my final paragraph and open my ears to your thoughts, your plans and your hopes.
How do you see the year ahead for you, for your multiple sclerosis and for your family?
Wishing you and your family the best of health.


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With this 360° vision, MAKE UP FOR EVER is a reference for professionals. A fact when we talk about products created by a pro for pros. This open spirit is still intact today. In magazines, on stage or on the screen, MAKE UP FOR EVER is the indispensable backstage brand. The products have met with unstoppable success and the public has finally discovered this favourite brand of the professionals.
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To create a product, Dany Sanz draws inspiration from the needs of makeup artists. Her artistic sensitivity, curiosity and natural generosity make her a unique witness to their particular needs. When Nicolas Cordier (CEO of MAKE UP FOR EVER) asks her to work on a "Think Tank", a collection of ideas, the results are almost immediate: from a new foundation line, HD, to a "Nicotine" tooth varnish for film, or a new "clown white" for the living arts, Dany Sanz never ceases to innovate.
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Like clockwork every year on the third Thursday of November there is a French wine released called Beaujolais Nouveau. Beaujolais Nouveau is a young, short ferment and thus low alcohol wine made from the primary grape of Beaujolais, gamay. The marking of this day began as a local tradition in Lyon France back in 1951 as a celebration of the year's harvest in which much wine was consumed and sold inexpensively around the local area. This quickly spread north to the wine bars of Paris and across France.
Soon enough an enterprising producer named George Deboeuf capitalized on this event and turned it into a worldwide phenomenon by exporting the wine. It became the wine world's Cinco De Maya. Unfortunately the quality of his wine and others quickly deteriorated as the craze for anything from Beaujolais skyrocketed.
Well why are you talking about a wine that may or may not be total crap? Well fellow wine geeks be damned, I love the original spirit behind this celebration and thankfully some of these wines are actually really great. We just happen to have the best of the best by my main man of Morgon, Jean Foillard. Jean Foillard is among a small vanguard of natural wine producers in Beaujolais making some of the most beautiful wines in the world right now. I literally just opened a bottle and am drinking a glass right now and loving it. Its so cool to have this early window into the wines of one of my favorite producers.
We will be pouring the 2011 Jean Foillard Beaujolais Nouveau tonight Thursday through the weekend. We hope you will come join us!


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By the Schwartz–Zippel lemma, "Is this arithmetic formula identically zero?" is in coRP $\subseteq$ BPP $\subset$ P/poly, with the second inclusion by Adleman's theorem. By basically following the proof, but using the improved error bound that comes from the original algorithm only having one-sided error, one gets an algorithm that computes suitable advice. (equivalently, a suitable circuit)
Is there any known P/poly algorithm for this problem with advice that can be computed faster?
(I already know about www.cs.sfu.ca/~kabanets/Research/poly.html)


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FOXBOROUGH, Mass., Aug. 20 (UPI) -- Nick Foles came in after Michael Vick was injured and tossed a pair of touchdowns Monday in the Philadelphia Eagles' 27-17 pre-season win over New England.
Vick hurt his ribs in the first quarter when he was hit by linebacker Jermaine Cunningham as he was releasing a pass.
X-rays indicated the Eagles signal-caller had no broken bones. Team officials said he would undergo more tests Tuesday.
Vick hurt his left thumb in the Eagles' pre-season contest last week against Pittsburgh.
Foles stepped in and threw for 217 yards with an interception to go with his two scoring strikes.
With Patriots quarterback Tom Brady sitting the game out, Ryan Mallett started and went 10-of-20 through the air for 105 yards and a score.
Deion Branch gained 51 yards on three receptions for New England.


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The shadow of the dark side falls upon Star Wars: The Clone Wars Season Five as the series moves closer to the grim events of Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith. The big-screen action, unforgettable characters, and rousing adventure of the Star Wars Saga continue, as Jedi heroes face a galaxy of foes. With unparalleled visuals, sound, action and adventure, Star Wars: The Clone Wars continues the cinematic saga with the equivalent of a short animated Star Wars movie each week. Season Five is filled with explosive action, exotic worlds, intriguing characters and shocking turns as several major players face their destinies as the galaxy plunges into darkness.
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'Glee' Recap: The New Directions Sing Their 'Swan Song'
Things take a drastic turn for the New Directions on 'Glee' as everyone at McKinley High and in New York City prepare their final songs, in a metaphorical and occasionally literal sense of course.
The episode picks up right where 'Thanksgiving' left off, at Sectionals. Marley (Melissa Benoist) has fainted and it being taken care of by her fellow glee club members. Will (Matthew Morrison) is worried this could mean disqualification, as you are not allowed to leave the stage. Sue (Jane Lynch) enters to give the group the bad news: the Warblers have been named the unanimous winners. It is the first time in the history of the club that they have not won Sectionals.
Kurt (Chris Colfer) and Rachel (Lea Michele) hear the bad news via phone before discussing their own problems at NYADA. Kurt is concerned about actually getting in, while Rachel is giving up hope of landing a prized golden ticked from Carmen Thibodou (Whoopi Goldberg) that will offer her a chance to perform in NYADA Winter Showcase. Prior ticket holders have gone onto win Emmys and Tonys, but only ten are handed out a year and almost never to a freshman.
The next day, A gleeful Rachel is handed a ticket by Carmen herself.
Finn (Cory Monteith) finds the glee room being ransacked by the Cheerios for Sue's new circus related side project. He and the coach fight over the New Directions' Nationals trophy before heading off to have Principal Figgins (Iqbal Theba) settle the whole thing. He tells Finn and Mr. Schuester that there is nowhere in the school for the club to rehearse. A forlorn Finn hands over the keys to the choir room.
Sue feels empty about the whole situation and wonders what will happen to the members of glee without their precious club. Will they become drug dealers? Sell their legs for science? Learn that glee was holding them back from their financial analyst future? Broken from her reverie, the glee club's piano player (Brad Ellis) thanks Sue for giving him his much earned freedom.
Glee is cancelled until September and Tina (Jenna Ushkowitz) blames Marley for not being more like Rachel. Finn wants them to enjoy their last week in the club and they prepare to perform their last song. The seniors find this incredibly unfair.
Sam (Chord Overstreet) leads Brittany (Heather Morris) to him with a line of cheerios (the cereal, not the cheerleading team) and asks her to perform a song with him. They sing 'Somethin' Stupid' by Carson and Gaile. At the end of the song he tries to kiss her. Brittany is worried the lesbians of the world will try to kill him if he does and she rejects his advances.
In dance class, Cassandra (Kate Hudson) mocks Rachel for asking for a glass of water, and they argue about whether or not Rachel has learned anything at NYADA. Cassandra challenges her to a dance and sing off and they perform 'All That Jazz' from Chicago. When all is said and done, Cassandra tells Rachel she's still not good enough. Rachel argues that she's a much better singer and that she plans to win the Winter Showcase with her voice.
Meanwhile, Kurt goes to talk to Carmen about his (second) application to NYADA. She tells him that while he is very talented, there was no depth or complexity in his audition tape. It was all surface. She tells him to leave so she can finish planning the showcase.
Blaine (Darren Chris) and Tina join the Cheerios, Artie (Kevin McHale) joins the marching band and the other glee club members find their various places in other clubs -- from the basketball and roller hockey teams to the inter-faith paintball league. They all go to tell Finn about moving on and he invites them to meet him in the auditorium that week to sing their last song in rehearsal together.
In the hallway, Brittany invites Sam on a date, but the only reservation she could find was when Finn planned to have their last rehearsal. They kiss.
At the Winter Showcase, Carmen invites the attendees in, while outside Rachel gets a pep-talk from Brody (Dean Geyer). She tells him she plans to sing like she'll never sing again and she kisses him.
Onstage, she sings Barbra Streisand's 'Being Good Isn't Good Enough' and when asked for an encore she performs 'O Holy Night' while Finn packs up the choir room back at McKinley. After Rachel relinquishes the stage, Carmen stands up and announces that after a brief intermission, if Kurt is ready, he will perform.
Outside Rachel talks to Kurt and they decide he should perform 'Being Alive' from the musical Company. Rachel tells him to dedicate the song to himself. He performs the song and cries, finally understanding the true meaning of his selection.
Rachel calls Finn after the showcase to see how he is. He laments the loss of the glee club and she tells him she won her showcase, the first freshman to do so in pretty much forever. She tells Finn not to worry about losing Sectionals and reminds him that glee club isn't about winning, but about the memories and friendships made. Before hanging up, she makes him promise not to give up on his dreams.
Finn is waiting in the empty auditorium when Marley arrives. They realize no one is coming and she tells Finn she found somewhere for them to practice. Finn writes everyone an email inviting them to meet them to rehearse where no one can take away their shared love of music.
Later that night, Marley apologizes to Finn for ruining the glee club. He tells her it's not her fault, and they sing 'Don't Dream It's Over' by Crowded House. As they sing the rest of the New Directions join them.
In New York, Rachel comes home to find Kurt with a letter from NYADA. He has gotten accepted for the new semester.


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Ghosts of politics past and future haunt Truth-O-Meter
The ghosts of politics past and future haunted the Truth-O-Meter last week.
AJC PolitiFact Georgia went back in time to explore unemployment during the era of President Ronald Reagan and looked at decades of GOP gubernatorial candidate Nathan Deal's tax returns.
We also looked into the future. Deal's opponent former Gov. Roy Barnes promised one where an energy-efficiency retrofitting project brings 10,000 jobs to Georgia. An environmentalist predicted one of oil dependence. And President Barack Obama raised the specter of a country where Social Security is privatized.
Here's how we ruled: