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The aroma of plant essential oils, full of the magical energy of nature, when the essential oil molecules spread in the air, the unique aroma can directly affect our emotions, some essential oils can make us feel good, and some can make us relax ...
For the fragrance of essential oils characteristics, what are the easy ways to use it in life? How to use essential oils, can add a touch of color to our life? Now share with you a simple way to use essential oils.
Aromatic oil business card use method
Do not underestimate the name card Oh, in the occupation, everyone's first impression of you often have originated in the card you handed it.
A small business card represents the image of individuals and companies, how to give others a beautiful deep impression it? The answer is plant essential oil, choose one of your favorite plant essential oils, 2,3 drops into the card holder can! Each time you hand out a business card, you have the fresh smell of nature. Recommended oil: sweet orange oil, lemon oil, bergamot essential oil.
Aromatic drawer for use of essential oils
Drawer is the place where we often piled up some small objects, the 2, 3 drops of plant essential oil drops in the cotton sheet into the drawer, you can in a period of time, each opening is a burst of fragrance, the pure essential oil drops in the drawer The benefit is to prevent the growth of bacteria and prevent moth-eaten! Recommended Essential Oils: Lavender, Lemon, Geranium.
Essential oils use the charm of body incense
If you walk down the road and find someone wearing exactly the same clothes, will be very embarrassed? So perfume "Zhuangshan" will be even more helpless. Dispense only one's own unique flavor, in each dosage of body milk by adding 1,2 drops of favorite plant essential oils, mix evenly to the skin can be recommended essential oils: orange oil, orange blossom oil, jasmine oil, rose essential oil.
Aromatic shoe usage of essential oils
Smell fresh but also has the bactericidal effect of the oil is particularly suitable for use in the shoe, the drops of 3,5 drops of plant essential oil on the cotton, placed in the shoe or into the shoes, you can keep the shoe smell fresh, but also Can be pest control.
Essential oil usage warm bedroom
Before going to bed at bedtime, prepare a cup of boiling water in bed, drip 2, 3 drops of plant essential oil, the aroma of essential oils will spread with water vapor in the bedroom room, on the one hand to create a warm atmosphere, on the other hand can relieve emotions , The effect of regulating sleep, if it is due to the recent stress caused by insomnia, you can try fresh and elegant chamomile essential oils, can relax and relieve mental stress effect. Recommended essential oils for bedroom use: Lavender essential oil, neroli essential oil, sandalwood essential oil, rose essential oil are recommended.


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Sparkling Wine Quality Aromatic Type – Prosecco D.O.C. Brut
A fantastic sparkling wine, delicate with a fine and long-lasting perlage. Its colour is straw yellow. Its aroma has a reminiscence of white flowers and wistaria. Taste is harmonic, with a nice balance between softness and acidity.
Suggested food to accompany: white meat dishes and grilled fish.
Product group: Sparkling Wine Quality Aromatic Type – Prosecco D.O.C. Brut
Region and classification: Veneto Prosecco DOC Treviso
Grape variety: Glera
Second fermentation: Charmat method
Alcohol content: 11% Vol
Sugar content: 10 g/l
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Friday, March 30, 2007
He didn't say douche hat, but we all know he meant it
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- mellowlee said...
Cool! Im glad you found that video. I just luff him so much! :O) I want that froggy cutout!
- 7:22 pm
- Barbara Bruederlin said...
That froggy cutout was pretty cool. I really quite liked the one that everybody thought was a marmot. It wasn't, but Chad was relieved that nobody mistook it for a polar bear.
He's such a great dude!
- 9:42 pm
- Allison said...
Lol, funny video. How very post modern at the beginning. Although he does lose a little cool points for the just the work visa thing, yawn. But the cutouts pump him back up ;)
- 8:29 am
- Barbara Bruederlin said...
The work visa thing was kinda a letdown, Al, I agree. I was hoping for a patented oddball CVG story. But I do love how it is filmed in his basement.
- 9:31 am
- phlegmfatale said...
Gawd, Chad is scary talented, isn't he?
- 5:11 pm
- Barbara Bruederlin said...
It's really unfair that one person gets all that talent, Phlegmfatale.
- 6:41 pm
- Deb said...
He rulz.
- 10:17 pm
- Danny Tagalog said...
Never heard of him, but unsurprising given the shitty red tape spell schtick that keeps him
out of other countries
- 6:11 am
- Barbara Bruederlin said...
He's a good boy, Deb.
He's a local lad, Danny, who's starting to make quite a name for himself in North America. I don't know what's up with the border security into the US all of a sudden; there seems to be a number of musicians who are suddenly being turned back at the border.
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In the 80's when I was just a kid, I used to love PBS. When we only had Channels 2, 4, 9, 11, 13, 16, 22 and 53, I gravitated to the cartoons on 53 and the children's programming on PBS, which was 13 and 16. Times were simpler back then.
On weekend afternoons, after my Saturday morning cartoons came the cooking shows. Julia Child, The Frugal Gourmet and Yan Can Cook took to the airwaves to teach anybody how to cook.
For some reason, after a small amount of time I wasn't allowed to watch the cooking shows anymore. I think it may have been because during a pledge break I was throwing my mom's plastic See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil monkeys at the television. They weren't damaged and neither was the television but I really hated pledge breaks.
When I reached college, it was fitting that I was writing pledge break scripts and "Tonight on PBS" slides for the local PBS station. It was a fun gig and I really enjoyed it for the short period of time that I was there.
I had other run-ins with PBS over the years but it wasn't until a few weeks ago when we were flipping through the channels and found Martin Yan staring back at us. His latest show, Taste of Vietnam is currently airing and we happened to catch a fun episode.
My wife and I knew Martin Yan was local so we wondered the likelihood of possibly one day meeting him. She looked him up on the internet and boom, a week later he was hosting a Lunar New Year celebration at San Francisco Center.
We waited until the day of the event to ask my wife's grandmother if she wanted to tag along. She was incredibly excited. Taking her to the mall to see a television cooking show host was like the greatest gift we could ever give her. Even better than taking her to see Angela Lansbury it seems.
The celebration was taking place under the dome at 3:00pm. We left a bit early and ate lunch at M.Y. China, a restaurant that Yan licensed his name to and sometimes makes appearances at. The restaurant overlooked the area where the festival was to later take place.
It was pricey for Chinese food but seemed reasonable for upscale mall food. I really enjoyed my pork loin, beef noodle soup and dim sum samples and my wife and her grandmother did too.
After lunch, we had a couple of hours to kill. We camped at the La Boulange where there were chairs and I spent two hours sipping an iced tea while my wife slowly nibbled on a flourless chocolate cake.
Eventually, the performers starting rehearsing and a crowd started to form. From seemingly out of nowhere appeared the man himself, Martin Yan.
My wife caught him first and took a selfie and then came and retrieved her grandmother and I to take a photo. Martin Yan was very personable and when my wife's grandmother said "I've been watching you ever since…" and stopped, Yan picked up on it: "…since the dawn of time. I know."
The Lunar New Year festivities included traditional dancing, music, a noodle pulling demonstration complete with somewhat out of place but just right Gangham Style dancing and an awesome lion dance with confetti instead of fireworks. Yan hosted the entire two hours of performances, and even played the drum and cymbals for the finale.
My wife's grandmother longed for another photo with Yan, but it wasn't meant to be. It was awesome though that by tagging the shot on Instagram, the mall printed out a copy of it for us.
The Asian Art Museum hosted a table where you could make buttons featuring the year's animal for the year you were born. M.Y. China had a price fixed menu for the evening. It was a fun way to spend an afternoon together.


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Another massive Olympic kick in the nuts for motorists.
Nutsville has learnt of Westminster City Council's plans to hand over more than 1000 parking spaces to Olympic corporate sponsors and corrupt IOC officials during the London 2012 games (Download source document here). The commandeered parking bays are to allow the Olympic freeloaders to visit West End shops, theatres and restaurants without the need to mix with the public riff-raff stuck with the capitals crumbling transport system.
The plans reveal that little regard has been given to disabled motorists who are to lose a minimum of 18 parking bays across the West End. Is this the same council that introduced nearly 8 kilometres of double yellow lines back in January this year, claiming it was to help disabled people get about? In London Street alone all 5 disabled parking bays are to be handed over to Olympic dignitaries to park, leaving the council pay-by-phone bays untouched. The council are also removing disabled and residents parking bays in Chandos Street, just behind the prestigious Langham Hotel. Olympic family hangers on will be spared the effort of having to walk too far from their limos in Chandos Street for afternoon tea at the hotel's dazzling Palm Court, where tea for one starts at a mere £40.
The licensed black cab trade are to lose a minimum 41 rank spaces. This kick in the teeth comes after TfL have refused so far to allow London's only 100% wheelchair accessible form of public transport the use of the ultra exclusive Politburo London 2012 Games Lanes. When TfL were asked where any black cab drivers who needed to drop off disabled passengers in Park Lane were supposed to drop off, TfL's response was that it was not their problem.
Walking or using public transport is not an option for the IOC bureaucrats and corporate sponsors shacked up in swanky Park Lane hotels who wish to travel less than a mile across Mayfair. As a fleet of 4000 BMW's are on hand to whisk the Olympic toffs to St James Square and Waterloo Place where all the parking spaces are given over to the Olympic family's indulgence.
You the public who have paid for this huge jolly are no doubt expected to stand at the side of the road waving your Chinese made Union Jacks at these dignitaries speeding past you in their £30,000 BMW's. Don't forget to smile nicely.
Westminster's West End residents who have paid for residents permits are to lose an estimated 250 respark spaces. For years it has been known that Westminster City Council 'over sell' residents parking permits for the number of parking spaces they actually have. This latest move of handing over spaces residents have paid for to executives from the likes of Coca Cola, Dow Chemicals and McDonalds and the rest of the freeloading Olympic family, might just wind them up a little.
Hardest hit will of course be one of the more greener and congestion busting forms of transport, the motorcyclists, who can expect to lose nearly 500 parking spaces across the West End. Signs on the bays have already been modified, with the standard signs ready to peel off revealing the new Olympic signs underneath. We've enhanced this photo to show you wording underneath "Mon –Sun At any time 6am – Midnight" then the Olympic rings followed by the words "vehicles only".
The same Olympic sign can be seen hidden behind this Curzon Street disabled bay sign, which is right behind the Park Lane corporate nest.
Pay and display bays will have standard yellow suspension notices, as in this case taking out bays for over a month.
Some bays have a sign claiming it is to become a clearway for the Olympic games, such as this one in Charlotte Street.
But this is not the case, and is in fact a bay simply reserved for the Olympic hangers on to enjoy the fine restaurants in Charlotte Street.
In perhaps the most bizarre suspension of all sees the Royal National Lifeboat Institution's lifeboat men and women losing all 10 of their emergency parking spaces on Victoria Embankment outside their station. Fortunately for the Olympic family the lifeboat parking spaces are rather close to the Savoy and the restaurant boats on the Thames. Lets hope no one falls in the Thames during the Olympics.
The myth that the Olympic clearways were to be used for emergency vehicles to park up is dispelled as LOCOG are also commandeering police parking bays.
We have calculated that at least 1119 spaces not included those lost on the Kingsway, Waterloo Place, Seymore Street, Portman Square, Park Lane and the whole of St James Square. We don't see how closing off St James Square can improve the traffic flow, which is the excuse given on one suspension sign we've seen. Although it is very handy for shopping for posh biscuits at Fortnums.
Any idea that the London 2012 Olympics was to encourage tourists to visit London is also doubtful as coach bays and tour bus bays also make the list of parking spaces to be handed over to TfL/LOCOG.
It must be asked of the West End businesses who are already concerned over getting deliveries, just what is the true cost of the London 2012 Olympic games?
Green vehicles are also to be discouraged with the loss of electric vehicle charging bays and car club bays, all so that BMW limos can park.
After all we don't want to see any of the Olympic family getting puffed out through having to walk too far do we?
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Exceeded My Expectations
Mr. Lazarow and Lori are excellent. I was so afraid. They made the entire process easy and not as stressful as I thought it would be. They both work very hard. The key is to do everything they say. They exceeded my expectations. I am so grateful to them. I feel like a cloud has been lifted. I owed close to a $100,000 and I had my offer in compromise accepted. I am only paying $800. I will forever be grateful for their help. They are very professional and make you feel like you are their only client. Thank you both.
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This story was published in Radio Recall, the journal of the Metropolitan Washington Old-Time Radio Club, published six times per year.
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Johnny Dollar Meets Reality, or
"Iron Mike" meets "Indestructible Mike"
by John C. Abbott © 2014
(From Radio Recall, April 2014)
Those of us who are ardent Johnny Dollar fans are familiar with the five-part story called "The Indestructible Mike Matter" in which Johnny Dollar is sent to New York City to investigate a large policy on the life of a bowery wino, with a somewhat questionable beneficiary. The problem is that this is not the first such policy. The subject of the story, Michael Jeremiah Flynn is given the nickname "indestructible" because he lives thru several attempts to kill him, including being shot, hit with a truck and poisoning with wood alcohol. But Johnny uncovers the plot and justice is done - as usual.
While this is an interesting story, recent events seem to indicate that the story of "Indestructible Mike" is more than a good story, but is based on real events.
In January 2014, the PBS television program American Experience broadcast a program entitled "The Poisoner's Handbook" based on the book of the same title by Deborah Blum. The program goes into great detail to document how ordinary people were killed, sometimes intentionally but often accidently, by common, and sometimes not-so-common household products available in stores.
The program centers on the efforts of New York City's first scientifically-trained medical examiner, Charles Norris, and his chief toxicologist, Alexander Gettler. Together they toiled to turn forensic chemistry into a science that would take murder out of the dark and expose it to the examination of modern medical science.
Through their efforts, products containing arsenic, cyanide, lead, radium and other toxic products easily available in stores were proven to be the agents of death in many cases. Because of their efforts, medical science was improved and many products were taken out of reach of the consumer.
The program also tells an interesting story about an Irishman named Michael Malloy, and the efforts of five New Yorkers to kill him in order to collect on an insurance policy. Starting to sound familiar?
Here is the story of Michael Malloy:
In 1933 Mike Malloy was a homeless alcoholic who frequented the illegal speakeasies of New York. One of his favorite haunts was a speakeasy run by Tony Marino, but Tony was suffering from money problems. In mid 1932 Tony and three other men: Joseph "Red" Murphy, Francis Pasqua, and Daniel Kriesberg came up with a great idea. They figured that all they had to do was to take out life insurance policies on someone, say Mike Malloy, and then get him to drink himself to death and they could collect.
The first part of the plot was successful. The group managed to get several life insurance policies on Mike from several companies. The policies totaled about $1,800 ($3,600 if Malloy died an accidental death). That is over $64,000 in 2013 dollars.
Tony then gave Mike unlimited credit at the bar, thinking Malloy would abuse it and drink himself to death. Mike did drink for a most of his waking day, it did not kill him. Dismayed, Tony then added other substances, such as antifreeze, then turpentine, then horse liniment, and finally rat poison, but "Iron Mike" managed to soldier on.
The group then tried raw oysters soaked in wood alcohol and added a sandwich of spoiled sardines mixed with poison and glass. Yep, "Durable Mike" loved the sandwiches.
However, Mike reappeared the following day for his daily drinks.
Finally, in desperation (after all, the policy premiums were coming due) the group got Mike to drink himself to unconsciousness. Then they took him to a room in an old boarding house, put a hose connected to the gas-light jet into his mouth and turned it on. This finally killed Mike Malloy on February 22, 1933.
The men were put on trial. The four members of "The Murder Trust" were executed in the electric chair at Sing Sing Prison, and it only took one attempt.
So was this story of greed and incompetence (or superior survival skills on Mike's part) really the basis for the Johnny Dollar story? Consider that Jack Johnstone, the writer of the Johnny Dollar story noted above lived in New York City during the time period of the events. Also, the court case made headlines all over the country, so Jack no doubt heard or read about the case. Jack was writing for the radio program Buck Rogers during this time period, so he probably was reading the news looking for story ideas - not a farfetched presumption.
In any event, the similarities between Mike Malloy and Mike Flynn are too great to be coincidental. Murders and insurance fraud were common enough, but to have a survivor such as Mike Malloy/Mike Flynn is too much to overlook. It is a story so compelling, that it had to be true - you could not make it up.


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Bipolar Nature of Our Government Towards Moody's Analysis and Reports
Two years ago, Moody's apparently had no credibility to make reports and statements. What happened now?
Modi Ji on Moody.
Today as soon as I opened my Twitter account, #Moody was trending. It does sound like a troll hashtag against our Prime Minister but no, it isn't. It is regarding the 'good' news- Moody's Investors Service ("Moody's") has today upgraded the Government of India's local and foreign currency issuer ratings.
To brief about Moody's, it is a provider of credit ratings, research, and risk analysis. In layman language, Moody's and other rating agencies (S&P and Fitch) are like a pseudo 'World Bank' types bodies which release statements and 'analytical' report from time to time.
A question of credibility in 2015
Notably, in 2015, Moody's released a report stating India's economic status to be set in Baa3 status which is the lowest investment grade and a notch above from 'poorest' status. Moody's report was a warning for investors that the economy was not stable and the government was in under huge burden of debt. While some of BJP members took it as a fair warning while some bhakts and members questioned the credibility of Moody's.
Moody's has a history of facing occasional litigations and investigations from entities whose bonds it has rated on an unsolicited basis. It has been in news for such false reportings:
It was publicised that-'Media and opposition parties are glorifying such less credible reports. The Government doesn't need Moody's to tell it that some hardliners need to be reined in. These are stunts to create an atmosphere against Narendra Modi.'
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Moody's reports have improved the ratings. "The decision to upgrade the ratings is underpinned by Moody's expectation that continued progress on economic and institutional reforms will, over time, enhance India's high growth potential and its large and stable financing base for government debt, and will likely contribute to a gradual decline in the general government debt burden over the medium term".
Moody's upgrade India's sovereign rating to BAA2 from BAA3 for 1st time since 2004.
Quite obviously, questions are again being raised about the credibility of Moody's. If in 2015, the Government didn't consider it valuable enough, shouldn't it be considered futile now?
(Well, looking at the whole pomp and show in media by BJP, it seems like a valid point!)
What if it is another PR agency stunt for next elections? Or Moody's report has been publicised like crazy because a lot of statements have been made regarding the failures of recent economic reforms and new regulations?
All's well that ends well
In the end, it is something which has apparently published an IMPROVED status. With lack of infrastructure and red-tape, India was reportedly failing to attract investments. I don't think any stray incidents, rhetoric or political commentaries would be affecting business decisions. The commercial facts and market forces matter and make more sense more for the investors.
If such news pulls out India from the third world category, we are more than happy and satisfied.
Bring on more such (even less credible) reports!


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Peter Grant kicked a 77th-minute penalty to finally separate South Africa's north-south rivals as the Stormers edged the Bulls 20-17 in the Super 15 on Saturday.
Grant's late shot, his only kick at goal in the game, finally held off a second-half surge from the Bulls, who came back from 14-0 down at the break to tie it at 17 with 13 minutes to go in a bone-crunching derby at Newlands.
Stormers hooker Tiaan Liebenberg's try right on halftime and the boot of fullback Joe Pietersen put the home team in control, before second-half scores by flying wing Bjorn Basson and center Wynand Olivier brought the three-time champion Bulls level.
Grant ensured the Stormers remain the only perfect team in the southern hemisphere championship and they stay top of the South African conference and the overall tournament standings after six rounds with a 5-0 record.
South Africa's biggest rugby rivalry was bad-tempered at times and played with a pulsating intensity throughout as the Stormers made home advantage count over their strong-finishing Pretoria-based visitors.
The Stormers stay unbeaten, although Allister Coetzee's team are still to play away from South Africa, while the Bulls are 3-2 and fifth overall. They have also played all their games in their home country.
The Stormers found enough composure to cling on under a relentless physical charge by the Bulls, who scored 10 unanswered points at the start of the second half, while down to 14 men after the sin-binning of lock Flip van der Merwe.
Grant lined up his one kick to win it after a contentious call at a scrum by referee Craig Joubert, who had his hands full throughout as the Springbok-laden teams hammered each other for 80 minutes.
The Stormers survived off crumbs of possession — and their stubborn defense — for much of the first half as Pietersen built a 9-0 lead with successful kicks in the 12th, 27th and 35th minutes.
Bulls flyhalf Morne Steyn missed a 30th-minute shot and Liebenberg then gave the Stormers a 14-point lead when he bulldozed over in the 40th with help from some of his fellow forwards.
Liebenberg had been involved in off-the-ball scuffles as early as the second minute, while the Bulls were penalized for a number of -illegal tackles in the first 40.
Van der Merwe was binned early in the second for taking out opposite number Eben Etzebeth in the air at a lineout, but the Bulls responded with their best passage.
Bulls scrumhalf Francois Hougaard snapped up a loose pass with the Stormers backs threatening and hacked long downfield for fullback Zane Kirchner to chase and kick ahead. Speedster Basson eventually won the race to the line for a 70m breakaway try.
Steyn converted and landed his first penalty in the 51st as the inspired Bulls closed it to four points.
Pietersen temporarily settled the Stormers with a fourth penalty in the 62nd for 17-10, but Olivier's try down the left touchline five minutes later leveled it with Steyn's touchline conversion.
Lock Juandre Kruger was involved twice in the move, finally drawing two Stormers defenders to release Olivier as the Bulls outscored the Stormers 17-3 in the first 30 minutes of the second half.
A 70th-minute dropped goal attempt from Steyn that would have given the Bulls the lead for the first time fell just short, before the ice-cool Grant was on target at the end.


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Monday, October 17, 2011
I was lucky enough to be able to work as staff photographer at Bonnaroo Music and Arts festival this year. I remember waking up early for the sunrise yoga session thinking there would be some great shots to be had; what I didn't expect was meeting Rob Howard. Rob was with his agent/festival assistant and he just simply walked up and said hello. Soon enough, I realized that he was one of the nicest people I had ever met. He was so full of life and you can tell he really loves what he does. Besides being an all around good dude, he has an eye that's super inspiring. I strongly encourage you to check out is website and see the world through his eyes.
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Brunette stunner Brigitte Kingsley made her debut in the Canadian TV shows PSI Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal and Student Bodies before she began appearing in movies like Frequency (2000) and The Pretender (2005). In 2007 she showed off her thingsleys as a battle-axe-wielding warrior in a leather bikini in the horror-comedy Dark Rising. Maybe next time she'll use that axe to chop off her top.
Agency of Vengeance: Dark Rising (2011) - as Summer Vale
Dark Rising (2007) - as Summer Vale


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In his first game back with the Phillies in front of fans who adore him, Cliff Lee even heard cheers after striking out.
Lee can do no wrong in Philadelphia.
The lefty struck out 11 in seven impressive innings, five players had multiple hits and the Phillies beat the Houston Astros 9-4 Saturday night.
A day after rallying against closer Brandon Lyon for a comeback win in the ninth, the Phillies roughed up starter Wandy Rodriguez.
The victory might be costly for the Phillies because center fielder Shane Victorino left with soreness in his left calf. There was no immediate word on the extent of his injury, but Victorino has twice been on the disabled list with calf strains.
The Phillies already are missing second baseman Chase Utley, closer Brad Lidge and outfielder Domonic Brown.
Lee (1-0) allowed three runs and four hits. Raul Ibanez was 2 for 3 with two walks, two RBIs and three runs to pace a 14-hit attack.
Rodriguez (0-1) allowed seven runs and nine hits in four-plus innings. Carlos Lee had three hits and four RBIs, falling a double short of the cycle.
The four-time NL East champion Phillies stunned the baseball world when they swept in and signed Lee to a $120 million, five-year contract in December. Lee turned down more money from the New York Yankees and Texas Rangers to return to Philadelphia.
His addition made the Phillies instant favorites to win their second World Series title in four years and gave them a starting rotation that's already been compared to some of the all-time best.
Lee, Roy Halladay, Roy Oswalt and Cole Hamels are all aces, and Joe Blanton might be the best No. 5 starter in the majors.
Fans quickly fell in love with Lee upon his arrival in a trade with Cleveland in July 2009. He became almost a cult hero after a sensational postseason, going 4-0 and earning Philadelphia's only two wins against the Yankees in the World Series.
But Lee was dealt to Seattle on the same day the Phillies acquired Halladay from Toronto in December 2009 because management feared he would leave in free agency. Fans bemoaned the trade on talk radio every day until he came back.
They showed their love every chance they got Saturday night.
Lee received a rousing standing ovation during pregame introductions. Fans stayed on their feet and continued applauding for his entire walk from the bullpen to the dugout.
Lee got another ovation when he came to the plate in the second. He even got cheers on his way back to the dugout after striking out and running to first because the ball eluded catcher J.R. Towles.
Coming off their dramatic finish in Friday's opener, the Phillies got started quickly in this one.
Placido Polanco and Jimmy Rollins hit consecutive one-out singles in the first. Ryan Howard followed with an RBI single for a 1-0 lead. After Ben Francisco struck out, Ibanez hit a double off the wall in left-center to make it 2-0.
Lee struck out three of the first five batters he faced and didn't allow a hit until Angel Sanchez led off the fourth with a single. Carlos Lee then drove a triple to right-center to cut the Phillies' lead to 2-1.
Lee escaped further trouble by striking out Bill Hall and retiring Chris Johnson on a bouncer to the mound.
After Lee sacrificed runners to second and third in the bottom half, Victorino looped a two-run single to right to make it 4-1.
The Phillies chased Rodriguez in the fifth after Francisco hit an RBI double and Ibanez followed with a run-scoring single. Enerio Del Rosario entered and allowed an RBI single to Wilson Valdez that made it 7-1.
Carlos Lee hit a towering drive to left to get the Astros within 7-3 in the sixth.
Lee Has Impressive Debut, Phillies Beat Astros
The lefty soars in debut
In his first game back with the Phillies in front of fans who adore him, Cliff Lee even heard cheers after striking out.


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Congressman Lowenthal To Co-Chair PORTS Caucus
Congressman Alan Lowenthal (CA-47) today joins Congressman Ted Poe (TX-02) as a co-chair of the bipartisan House Ports Opportunity, Renewal, Trade, and Security (PORTS) Caucus.
Congressman Lowenthal succeeds retiring co-chair Congresswoman Janice Hahn (CA-44), who with Congressman Poe, founded the caucus in 2011 with the mission of promoting the importance of our nation's ports to the economy and our need to secure them.
"America's ports are the vital economic engines of not only the hundreds of port communities across America, but they are key components of our national economy," Congressman Lowenthal said. "I am honored to follow Congresswoman Hahn as co-chair and look forward to working with Congressman Poe and all the Members of the caucus to find ways together to promote our ports, keep them safe, and maintain their financial success."
Congressman Lowenthal brings over 20 years of experience in elected office working on transportation, infrastructure, and goods movement issues at the local, state, and national level to the caucus. During his tenure in the California State Legislature, he served as chair of the California State Senate Transportation Committee and as Chair of the California Select Committee on Ports for 14 years, working closely with stakeholders from all sectors of the industry to advance forward-looking transportation policy.
"From the Port of Houston to the Port of Long Beach, our ports provide U.S. businesses with access to markets around the world and the opportunity to grow and create new American jobs, as well as support the 23 million people whose jobs depend on ports," Congressman Ted Poe said. "While I will miss working with Congresswoman Hahn, a strong advocate for our nation's ports, I look forward to working with Congressman Lowenthal in the 115th Congress to help ensure that our ports remain strong and successful."
"I am tremendously proud of my work in helping to found and lead the PORTS Caucus with Congressman Poe for the past five years," Congresswoman Hahn said. "We have accomplished a great deal in raising the awareness of how vital our ports industry is to the economic well-being of our nation as well as our national security. While I am sorry to leave the PORTS Caucus behind, I know that I am leaving it in good hands—Congressman Lowenthal represents the Port of Long Beach, which together with the Port of Los Angeles makes up the largest port complex in the United States. He knows the issues that matter to our ports and I am confident that the caucus's important work will continue under the leadership of Congressman Lowenthal and Congressman Poe."
The United States is served by more than 350 commercial sea and river ports that support 3,200 cargo and passenger handling facilities. Each day, United States ports move both imports and exports totaling some $3.8 billion worth of goods through all 50 states. Additionally, ports move 99.4 percent of overseas cargo volume by weight and generate $3.95 trillion in international trade.


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Waves of Leaves Shawl (Archived)
pattern updated 10/7/09 to include errata
This little shawl was inspired by the beauty of the yarn. The undulating pattern really highlights the great color pattern. It's a quick and interesting knit. The simple, yet striking edging give it a modern twist.
Special thanks to woolyknitter for all of her fabulous testing help!!
This is a smaller shawl which makes it great for wearing wrapped around the neck. Makes a great gift too!
If you have any questions about the pattern or to report any errors, please send me a message!
Please note: this is my first pattern, so it may be a little shaky. Any and all comments/suggestions are greatly appreciated!
**Please see the important erratta for the first row of the border pattern - updated 3/24/09.***
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West Wilts Alliance (WWA) is working with Bath Spa University to provide a unique experience for School Direct trainees. Based in an extremely beautiful and rural part of the country, the area is entrenched with history and idyllic villages. Trainees will thoroughly enjoy living and working in West Wiltshire.
All 7 of the schools involved in WWA have joined this initiative and their diversity of expertise and denomination will mean that trainees will be able to experience a variety of different educational organisations all withing a seven mile radius.
There is much West Wilts Alliance can offer a trainee teacher including:
- All schools are graded as good or outstanding by OFSTED
- Strong outcomes for students
- Thriving sixth forms offering A levels and BTECs
- Special Educational Needs and Alternative Provision students are exceptionally well provided for
- Excellent Able, Gifted and Talented provision
- Vertical and horizontal pastoral systems House systems with very strong Pastoral teams
- Students contribute to active citizenship Specialist Leaders in Education in English, Mathematics, Religious Studies, Humanities and Modern Foreign Languages
- Excellent Continuing Professional Development programmes both within schools and across WWA
- Teacher Effectiveness Enhancement Programme (TEEP) Schools so trainees can take part in TEEP training and plan lessons according to TEEP principles
- Excellent facilities across all schools
- Popular after school provision for students
- Numerous links with local, national and international businesses and companies
- Close relationships with a variety of educational institutions outside of WWA and likewise Higher Education Institutions
"I am thoroughly enjoying the school phase of my training. For a person in my position
who had a career before teacher training this is a well suited course…my favourite parts
are when I am in the classroom. The School Direct programme offers more classroom time
and on-the-job training. It also allows trainees to be in their home schools much earlier
than PGCE counterparts, allowing relationships with students and staff to be formed much earlier.
This has an incredible effect on the teaching and learning of young people and is one
reason why I prefer this programme."
Rob Barnard, WWA School Direct Trainee
Entry Requirements
You should be an honours graduate with a 1st or 2:1, although we are willing to consider applicants who have a 2:2 but can demonstrate a real aptitude for teaching and are keen to continue their own professional development.
You should hold a grade C or above in GCSE English and Mathematics.
Further requirements
If you are successful at interview in order to have your School Direct place confirmed you will need to have passed the Professional Skills tests in Literacy and Numeracy.
You will obviously need a strong understanding and knowledge of the subject you want to teach before you start your training and if your degree subject does not link closely to your chosen teaching subject you are advised to take a Subject Knowledge Enhancement course before your teacher training commences.
What we are looking for
We want to appoint excellent trainees who are enthusiastic and passionate about teaching and who have the ability and drive to become outstanding practitioners. To be a successful applicant we would expect you to have had some meaningful experience of students of secondary age either via experience in a secondary school or by volunteering with clubs or groups.
How we select our trainees
Kingdown School is the lead school in the partnership. The recruitment process is coordinated by the WWA Alliance Director and in association with Bath Spa University. Interviews are likely to be of a day in length and will involve some time working with students, a short handwritten task, the opportunity to talk to staff, students and other applicants and a formal interview.
The process will be rigorous but designed to help applicants perform at their best.
About this training programme
Successful applicants will work within the West Wilts Alliance schools.
Schools involved are:
The Clarendon Academy, Trowbridge
The John of Gaunt School, Trowbridge
Kingdown School, Warminster
Lavington School, Market Lavington
Melksham Oak Community School, Melksham
St. Augustine's Catholic College, Trowbridge
St. Laurence School, Bradford-on-Avon
Successful applicants will be appointed to the West Wilts Alliance rather than to a specific school. Placements will be undertaken at schools within the WWA who are able to offer them.
All schools have an extremely successful track record in Initial Teacher Training having trained teachers in the PGCE and GTP routes. We recognise the enthusiasm and new ideas that trainees can bring to our school communities and are committed to turning them into the outstanding teachers of tomorrow.
Trainees will follow a school based PGCE programme enabling them to work alongside skilled and experienced teachers throughout thus providing trainees with the opportunity to develop the rigour, professional knowledge, understanding and skills necessary to be outstanding practitioners themselves. Training input will be delivered by staff within WWA and Bath Spa University and will involve school based and alliance based input as well as time spent at the University focussing on aspects of professional studies. Trainees will have full access to Bath Spa University facilities and resources.
All trainees will receive the highest quality support from staff within our schools, the West Wilts Alliance Director and the University.
The School Direct programme will begin on the first day of term in September 2017 and run throughout the academic year finishing on the last day of the academic year in July 2018. All trainees will be welcomed as full members of the staff team and will be expected to engage in all aspects of school life including professional development days, monitoring and evaluation activities, extra- curricular activities and community events. Trainees will be assigned a subject mentor in school as well as being supervised by a professional mentor. There will also be support and visits from University tutors.
The fee will be £9,250.00
Applications must be made via UCAS at www.ucas.com
If you would like to visit one of the West Wilts Alliance Schools for some school experience please contact:
Amanda Taylor, West Wilts Alliance Director, firstname.lastname@example.com
|Subjects offered
|Start/end time
|St. Laurence School, Bradford on Avon
|Maths, English, Science, Geography
|8.30am -3pm
|Melksham Oak Community School, Melksham
|Maths, Science, English, Art, Music, PE
|8.30am -3pm
|Clarendon Academy, Trowbridge
|8.30am- 3pm
|Kingdown School, Warminster
|Performing Arts, PE, Science, Humanities, Maths, English
|Lavington School, Market Lavington
|Science, Humaniites, DT, Drama, Music, ICT
|The John of Gaunt School, Trowbridge
|Kingdown School, Warminster
|Performing Arts, PE, Science, Humanities,
General outline of the experience :
- Welcome and introduction to the school
- Observe/immerse in lessons of own subject and one lesson of a different subject
- Brief plenary to answer any questions
Cost per day is £25, payable to West Wilts Alliance, paid in advance and non-returnable. BACS details can be provided.
"The smaller number of trainee teachers on the School Direct programme also helped us
all to bond very quickly on our many useful days during the Professional Skills phase.
I also liked that we got to see 7 schools on those days, which provided excellent training,
rather than sticking with one school as the PGCE students do.
This gave us lots of opportunity to gain from the experiences and
knowledge of a wide range of staff/schools in the area."
Rob Barnard, WWA School Direct Trainee


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Keith Munro Weir (Service No. 2/2564) was a First World War soldier with links to Heathcote
Keith Munro Weir was born on the 23rd October 1896. He was the third son of James and Jessie Weir. James, an engineer in charge of the Lyttelton Borough Council Waterworks and Jessie McDonald were married on November 4th 1891 in Heathcote. Keith had three brothers. The Munro family lived at the Pumping Station situated in the Heathcote Valley in Christchurch.
Keith attended the Heathcote Valley School and achieved the Forth Educational Standard. In 1915 he was a single man employed as a Clerk at the Canterbury Seed Company in Christchurch and was a member of the 1st regiment of the Canterbury Coast Defence Territorials.
The family were well known in the Heathcote Valley and were involved in community activities such as, the Heathcote Patriotic Committee; Methodist Sunday School; Heathcote Valley School Committee; Literary and Debating Society and Heathcote Club well as tennis events in the local area. His father was the vice-president of the Tennis Club.
Keith enlisted on the 23rd August 1915 at the age of 18 years for service in World War I. His physical appearance was described as 5 foot 10 inches in height, weight 154 pounds, hair dark brown, eyes blue and religion Presbyterian. On the 23rd November 1915, Keith embarked at Wellington and arrived at the Suez, Egypt on the 20th of December, 1915. Keith then left by ship from Alexandria, Egypt on 7 April 1916 for France on the SS Eboe.
All four brothers went on active service and all were wounded. Their war service was acknowledged in the Star newspaper, 1917-01-16; "there are families who have shouldered the burden of war" and a letter was forwarded by the Lyttelton Borough Council "expressing appreciation of the patriotism of their family".
Keith suffered a number of health issues such as boils, pneumonia and measles requiring medical assistance and was admitted to the New Zealand Field Ambulance Service on a number of occasions. He was placed on the seriously ill list for measles on 10 January, 1918 and was discharged fit for duty on the 2nd of March 1918.
Keith was wounded in action and died the following day on the 24th April 1918 in France. Keith was 21 years of age and held the rank of Sergeant (service number 2/2564) of the 5th Battery, New Zealand Field Artillery at the time. Keith had recently been promoted to Sergeant on the 18th March 1918 after being appointed temporary Sergeant on the 28th September 1917 and was recognised as a soldier of "sterling merit"
Sadly a letter from Keith was received by the family after he had died, stating he had been placed first for an officers commission, where he would undergo training in London for the rank of lieutenant.
Keith's memorial grave (Plot V, Row B, Stone 16) is situated at Haringhe (Bandaghem) Military Cemetery, West Vlaanderen, Belgium.
Keith is remembered on the Heathcote War Memorial.
Related Resources
- Online Cenotaph record for Keith Munro Weir. Auckland War Memorial Museum
- Military personnel file for Keith Munro Weir. Archway, Archives New Zealand
- Personal. Star, Issue 11907, 16 January 1917
- HEATHCOTE NOTES. Star, Issue 12333, 1 June 1918
- Casualty record. Commonwealth War Graves Commission


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CT photographer returns from Cuba with colorful images
When Joyce Pellegrino took out her camera during a tour of Cuba, she wasn't expecting an art exhibit to come from it.
But nonetheless, an art exhibit in Black Rock features photos taken during her trip to Havana and its outskirts in 2017.
This is Pellegrino's first-ever art show, which will be inaugurated with a free public reception Saturday, March 9 at Framemakers Gallery, 3004 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, from 2 to 4 p.m.
Pellegrino was encouraged by her friend and colleague, Mary Gibbs, whose paper-and-acrylic works were featured at Framemakers during Black History Month.
Originally from the New Haven area, Ms. Pellegrino lives in Branford. She attended Sacred Heart Academy and the University of Saint Joseph; and acquired a masters and advanced degrees in counseling and rehabilitation from Springfield College in Massachusetts. She works for the state of Connecticut's judicial branch, but photography became an avocational pursuit in recent years.
"I believe my interest in photography began when I was able to start traveling," says Pellegrino. "I viewed it necessary to capture the uniqueness of what I was seeing and (at the same time) feeling."
"And it was coupled with the sense of passion and appreciation to be there in that moment," Pellegrino continues, adding that she is drawn to "people's expressions and their immediate surroundings, so that remains the substantial influence for my photographs."
For arranging the trip to Cuba, she credits her friend, Donna Borrelli, who owns Hamden Travel and planned the "incredible trip itinerary for a (manageable) group of enthusiastic travelers."
The show consists of 29 small 8x10 works and 10 larger works.
Some of her photographs are of Cuban art, not scenery. A series of smaller-format panels depict details from vibrant murals at the Habana Compas Dance Company studio.
She also captures the vivid mural work from "the Picasso of Cuba," Jose Fuster, who works mainly in tile. His palador (restaurant), home, workshop and gallery, roofs, doors, walls and benches stretch for blocks, filled with brightly colored sculptures and mosaics, she says.
What Pellegrino wants visitors to walk away with (aside from some of her art) is the idea of Cuban ingenuity.
One photo underscores that point. Unable to buy conventional fixtures, the owner of a bathroom turned a gas-station pump into a water faucet. For a vanity, the sink's basin is a metal bowl strapped to a tire.
"I was so awestruck with how resourceful the people were, in so many ways," she says.
The show is on view through March. Visit Framemakers' Facebook page for more information on the gallery.


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Pediatric Dentistry for Gurnee, Wadsworth and Waukegan
Our dental practice offers dentistry for the whole family, that means for the little ones too! We offer Gurnee pediatric dentistry and regularly care for children as young as three, but highly suggest you bring them in for their first checkup around age two so that he or she can get used to the sights and sounds of our practice. We want this to be a happy place with friendly faces they look forward to coming to! Children can have problems with their teeth and gums at a very early age that need to be examined thoroughly, so do check and be aware if they need to have an issue examined before the age of three.
They may be little, but each tooth is examined individually by Dr. Bezouska to make sure that they are developing the right way. Dr. Bezouska will check for proper development, decay and periodontal health. Oral health is ensured through regular visits to the dentist so it is imperative that your little one receives regular checkups as they grow. Here, they will learn the proper techniques and habits for taking care of their own smile at home. We'll sit down with your child and explain the importance of regular brushing and flossing for a healthy, happy smile.
Oral health is a habit that needs to be learned from a young age and we love to watch the little ones learn as they grow. Ultimately your child's oral health and oral decisions are up to you, but we will be here every step of the way to help you make the best choices for your child's smile.


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Click a name to read a committee member's bio. For The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine policies on committee composition and conflicts of interest, click here. To view the official membership listing on the Academies Current Projects System, click here.
Richard Murray, Chair, California Institute of Technology
Dr. Richard Murray is Thomas E. and Doris Everhart Professor of Control and Dynamical Systems and Bioengineering at California Institute of Technology. He received his B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering from California Institute of Technology in 1985 and his M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences from the University of California, Berkeley, in 1988 and 1991, respectively. Professor Murray's research is in the application of feedback and control to mechanical, information, and biological systems. Current projects include integration of control, communications, and computer science in multi-agent systems, information dynamics in networked feedback systems, analysis of insect flight control systems, and biological circuit design. Professor Murray has recently developed a new course at Caltech that is aimed at teaching the principles and tools of control to a broader audience of scientists and engineers, with particular emphasis on applications in biology and computer science. Dr. Murray is co-founder and board member of Synvitrobio, a start-up biotechnology company focused on commercialization of cell-free synthesis methods.
Richard M. Amasino, University of Wisconsin, Madison
Richard M. Amasino is a professor with the Department of Biochemistry at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. His work focuses on how plants perceive seasonal cues such as changing day-length and temperature and how they use such cues to determine when to initiate flowering. His most recent focus has been on understanding the biochemical pathway through which perception of winter cold leads to flowering in the spring–a process known as vernalization. Dr. Amasino is also a member of the Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center, which is one of the three bioenergy research centers established by the U.S. Department of Energy. His work with the center involves studying the biochemical basis of plant biomass accumulation as well as directing the education and outreach program of the center. Dr. Amasino is a Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) professor, a member of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences, and a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. His teaching and research have resulted in several national and international awards, including the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation Award in 1999. He has served both as president and chair of the board of trustees of the American Society of Plant Biologists. Dr. Amasino received his BS in biology from Pennsylvania State University and his MS and PhD in biology/biochemistry from Indiana University.
Steven P. Bradbury, Iowa State University
In August of 2015, Dr. Bradbury was appointed as a professor of environmental toxicology in the Departments of Natural Resource Ecology and Management and Entomology. He is also a faculty member in Iowa State University's Toxicology Program. From July 2014 through July 2015, Dr. Bradbury served as a visiting professor in the Department of Entomology. Dr. Bradbury is contributing to research, teaching and extension in university-wide toxicology, environmental, agriculture and natural resource science and policy programs. Areas of emphasis include pesticide resistance management; pollination services and monarch butterfly conservation; and sustainable agriculture, including the role of integrated pest management within nested layers of governance. Dr. Bradbury retired from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in 2014. During his last 4 years at EPA he was the Director of the Office of Pesticide Programs. In this role he led evaluation of new and existing pesticides, including biotechnology products; integration of federal pesticide registration decisions within related national, state and stakeholder-initiated programs; and addressed management options for emerging, high impact pests, pesticide resistance, and water quality, endangered species and pollinator protection. Prior to joining OPP in 2002, Dr. Bradbury had over 15 years of experience in EPA's Office of Research and Development leading efforts to advance human health and ecological risk assessments in support of water quality, pesticide and industrial chemical programs. Dr. Bradbury has a BS in Molecular Biology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and a MS in Entomology (Insecticide Toxicology) and a PhD in Toxicology and Entomology from Iowa State University. He has published over 70 peer-reviewed journal articles and book chapters and has an extensive record of invited presentations at international and national scientific conferences. In 2014, Dr. Bradbury received the Henry A. Wallace Award for Outstanding Leadership to National and International Agriculture from the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Iowa State University.
Barbara Evans, University of Houston Law Center
Dr. Barbara Evans joined the University of Houston Law Center in 2007. She is George Butler Research Professor and Director of the Center for Biotechnology and Law at UHLC and is an affiliated member of the Center for Medical Ethics and Health Policy at Baylor College of Medicine. She was named a Greenwall Foundation Faculty Scholar in Bioethics for the period 2010-2014 and conducts an active research agenda including projects funded by the National Institutes of Health and Food and Drug Administration. Her research interests include governance, privacy, and financing issues with large health information networks and tissue repositories; regulatory and judicial uses of evidence from large-scale observational studies; and legal barriers to clinical translation of pharmacogenomics. Earlier in her career, she was a partner in the international regulatory practice of a large New York law firm and subsequently advised clients on U.S. privacy, research, and medical device regulatory matters. Prior to joining the University of Houston Law Center, she was a Research Professor of Medicine and Director of the Program in Pharmacogenomics, Ethics, and Public Policy at the Indiana University School of Medicine/Center for Bioethics. She holds an electrical engineering degree from the University of Texas at Austin; M.S. and Ph.D. degrees from Stanford University; a J.D. from Yale Law School; and she completed a post-doctoral Fellowship in Clinical Ethics at the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center.
Steven L. Evans, Dow AgroSciences
Dr. Steve Evans is currently a Fellow at Dow AgroSciences in Seeds Discovery R&D. He received his B.A. and B.S. degrees in chemistry and microbiology from the University of Mississippi and a Ph.D. in microbial physiology from the University of Mississippi Medical School. He was an NIH postdoctoral fellow at the University of California, Berkeley, and subsequently with the U.S.D.A. in Peoria, Illinois. In 1988 he joined Mycogen Corp., now Dow AgroSciences, where he has been involved in the development of natural and recombinant biopesticides, including several crop traits from the Mycogen pipeline. At the U.S.D.A. and subsequently in industry roles, Evans blends high-resolution chemical analysis with enzymology to research agricultural applications of biotechnology. Evans continues to identify and acquire differentiating biotechnology capabilities. Evans is chair emeritus of the Industrial Advisory Board of the SynBERC synthetic biology consortium and co-chair of the BIO Organization IES synthetic biology sub team.
Farren Isaacs, Yale University
Dr. Isaacs is an Assistant Professor of Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology at Yale University. He received a B.S.E. degree in Bioengineering from the University of Pennsylvania and obtained his PhD from the Biomedical Engineering Department and Bioinformatics Program at Boston University. In his PhD he integrated theory and experiment to study gene regulatory network dynamics and then pioneered the design and development of synthetic RNA components capable of probing and programming cellular function. He then was a research fellow in the Department of Genetics at Harvard Medical School working on genome engineering technologies with George Church. At Harvard, he developed enabling technologies for genome engineering, including MAGE (Multiple Automated Genome Engineering) and CAGE (Conjugative Assembly Genome Engineering). His research is focused on developing foundational genomic and biomolecular engineering technologies with the goal of developing new genetic codes, and engineered cells that serve as factories for chemical, drug and biofuel production. He has recently been named a "rising young star of science" by Genome Technology Magazine, a Beckman Young Investigator by the Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation, and recipient of a Young Professor award from DuPont. Dr. Isaacs is also co-founder and CTA of enEvolv, a start-up biotechnology firm aimed at commercializing the MAGE technology he co-invented.
Martha Krebs, Pennsylvania State University
Martha Krebs is senior scientist in Pennsylvania State University's College of Engineering and principal investigator and director of the Consortium for Building Energy Innovation at The Navy Yard in Philadelphia. In her most recent previous position, Krebs worked with University of California, Davis faculty and staff to leverage and expand research programs through federal, state and private partnerships. In that role she also has served as science advisor for the California Energy Commission. Before joining UC Davis, she was the Commission's deputy executive director for research and development (R&D). From 1993 to 2000, Krebs served as assistant secretary and director of the Office of Science at the Department of Energy, responsible for the basic research program that supports the department's energy, environmental and national security missions. She also advised the Secretary of Energy on the department's R&D portfolio and the institutional health of its National Laboratories. From 1983 to 1993, Krebs served as an associate director for Planning and Development at the Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, where she was responsible for strategic planning for research and facilities, technology transfer, and science education and outreach. From 1977 to 1983, she served on the House Committee on Science first as a professional staff member and then as subcommittee staff director, responsible for authorizing the department's non-nuclear energy technologies and energy science programs. Krebs received her bachelor's degree and doctorate in physics from the Catholic University of America. She is a fellow of the American Physical Society, the American Association for the Advancement of Science and the Association of Women in Science.
Jennifer Kuzma, North Carolina State University
Jennifer Kuzma is the Goodnight-NCGSK Foundation Distinguished Professor in Social Sciences and co-director of the Genetic Engineering and Society Center at NC State University. Prior to this position she was a faculty member in science and technology policy at the Humphrey School of Public Affairs, University of Minnesota (2003-2013); study director at the National Academies of Science in Washington DC for genetic engineering and bioterrorism (1999-2003); and a AAAS Risk Policy Fellow at the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture (1997-1999). She has over 100 scholarly publications on emerging technologies and governance; and has been studying genetic engineering and its societal aspects for over 25 years. She discovered that bacteria product isoprene, a precursor to natural rubber, during from her Ph.D. work in biochemistry, and her postdoctoral work in plant molecular biology resulted in a publication in the journal Science. She has held several leadership positions, including the Society for Risk Analysis Council & Secretary, Chair of the Gordon Conference on S&T Policy, the FDA Blood Products Advisory Committee, and the UN WHO-FAO Expert Group for Nanotechnologies in Food and Agriculture. In 2014, she received the Society for Risk Analysis Sigma Xi Distinguished Lecturer Award for recognition of her outstanding contributions to the field of risk analysis. She has been called upon in national media for her expertise on genetic engineering policy issues, including recently in the Washington Post, Scientific American, New York Times, 2015 World's Fair exhibit, Nature, and National Public Radio.
Mary Maxon, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Dr. Mary Maxon is the Biosciences Area Principal Deputy at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory where she is responsible for developing strategies for the use of biosciences to address national-scale challenges in energy and environment. Previously, she was Assistant Director for Biological Research at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) in the Executive Office of the President where she developed the National Bioeconomy Blueprint. Before moving to OSTP, Dr. Maxon ran the Marine Microbiology Initiative at the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, which supports the application of molecular approaches and comprehensive models to detect and validate environmentally-induced changes in marine microbial ecosystems. Prior to that, Dr. Maxon served as Deputy Vice Chair at the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine, where she drafted the intellectual property policies for California stem cell grantees in the non-profit and for-profit research sectors. Previously, she was Associate Director and Anti-infective Program Leader for Cytokinetics, a biotechnology company in South San Francisco and team leader at Microbia, Inc., based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where she contributed to the discovery and development of the Precision Engineering technology for production of commercial products using metabolic engineering. Dr. Maxon received her Ph.D. from the University of California, Berkeley in Molecular Cell Biology, and did postdoctoral research in biochemistry and genetics at the University of California, San Francisco.
Raul F. Medina, Texas A&M University
Dr. Raul F. Medina's research interests center around the role that ecological factors play in the population genetics of arthropods. Dr. Medina is particularly interested in the incorporation of evolutionary ecology considerations into pest control practices. His laboratory is currently assessing how species interactions at macroscopic (e.g., host-parasite associations) and microscopic (e.g., arthropod microbiomes) levels may affect genetic variation of agricultural pests and arthropod vectors of human disease. Dr. Medina is currently exploring if the same principles governing insect herbivores' adaptation to their hosts translate in arthropod parasites of animals. Dr. Medina completed his Bachelor in Biology in Lima, Peru at the Universidad Nacional Agraria La Molina. He then obtained a Graduate Certificate in conservation biology from the University of Missouri in Saint Louis. He received his Master and PhD from the University of Maryland working on predation of forest caterpillars and on hymenopteran parasitoid population genetics respectively. Soon after his PhD Dr. Medina started working at Texas A&M where he is currently an Associate Professor.
David Rejeski, Woodrow Wilson Center for International Scholars
*As of 8/12/2016, Mr. Rejeski is a global fellow with the Woodrow Wilson Center.
Mr. Rejeski directs the Science and Technology Innovation Program (STIP) at the Woodrow Wilson Center, a non-partisan policy research institute in Washington DC. STIP focuses on emerging technologies and the critical choices innovation presents to public policy. Work includes synthetic biology (http://www.synbioproject.org), nanotechnology (http://www.nanotechproject.org), citizen science (http://wilsoncommonslab.org/), additive manufacturing, converging technologies, and the application of computer games to public policy challenges. He is presently a Guest Researcher at the International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) in Austria, a Visiting Scholar at the Environmental Law Institute, and was a Visiting Fellow at Yale University's School of Forestry and Environmental Studies. Between 1994 and 2000, he worked at the White House Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) and the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) on a variety of technology, R&D, and policy initiatives, including the development and implementation of the National Environmental Technology Strategy, the Greening of the White House, and the Education for Sustainability Initiative. Before moving to OSTP, he was head of the Future Studies Unit at the Environmental Protection Agency. He spent four years in Hamburg, Germany working for the Environmental Agency, Department of Public Health, and Department of Urban Renewal and, in the late 1970's, founded and co-directed a non-profit involved in energy conservation and renewable energy technologies. He sits on the advisory boards of a number of organizations, including the UK Open Plant Project, the NSF-funded Synthetic Biology Engineering Research Center (SynBERC), DARPA's 'Living Foundries' Program, the Center for Environmental Policy at American University, and the Journal of Industrial Ecology. He has also served on NSF's Advisory Committee for Environmental Research and Education; EPA's Science Advisory Board and Board of Scientific Counselors; the Committee on Science, Engineering and Public Policy of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS); the Board on Global Science and Technology of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine; and Games for Change. He has graduate degrees in public administration and environmental design from Harvard University and Yale University and a degree in industrial design from the Rhode Island School of Design.
Jeffrey Wolt, Iowa State University
Dr. Wolt is currently professor in the programs of Agronomy, Environmental Science, and Toxicology at Iowa State University. He started his academic career studying biology at Case Western Reserve University and completed his BS in bio-agricultural science at Colorado State University. He received his MS and PhD in agriculture from Auburn University with emphasis in environmental soil chemistry. His expertise includes soil solution chemistry, environmental chemistry, biogeochemistry, ecotoxicology, and risk assessment. Prior to coming to Iowa State, he held academic appointments with the University of Tennessee, the University of Hawaii, and Purdue University. He also worked as an environmental chemist and risk analyst with Dow Chemical. Dr. Wolt's current research interests include biotechnology safety analysis applied to risk management and science policy decision-making; environmental and ecotoxicological risk assessment; soil and environmental chemistry applied to exposure assessment, efficacy, environmental monitoring, environmental toxicology, and environmental fate of xenobiotics and genetically modified agricultural products; and applied soil solution chemistry. He also works with regulators and scientists throughout the world to formulate and promote harmonized approaches for assessing the safety of genetically-engineered plants. His lab group works on the environmental fate of plant products introduced into agroecosystems.


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First time user. How do I sign in?
As a first time user, you need to register using your account number via mikuenta.aqualectra.com.
The account was made under somebody else's name. How can I get access to it / change the name?
The owner of the account can provide access to someone else by registering them online as a guest. Once registered, this guest can obtain access to the account and see only information the owner has selected for view.
Where can I find and/or download copies of my old bills?
Once you are registered, you will get access to your current and old bills. The history however is 12-months.
Will I be notified when a new bill is send?
Yes, you will be notified by e-mail. This e-mail will contain copy of the new bill.
How do I view my current bill?
Under normal circumstances you receive your bill by regular mail. If you are registered on the Mikuenta portal, you can select whether to go paperless. In this case you will receive your bill by e-mail in .pdf format.
How do I print or save a digital copy of my bill?
Since the bill is included in the e-mail notification, you can save and print it just like any .pdf document.
How do I reset my password?
There is a password reset procedure which is explained on the site. A reset e-mail is sent to the registered e-mail. When received the user can validate and change the password. Or you can call our Contact Center for further assistance ta 0800-0135
I don't remember my account number. What should I do?
Your account number is on every bill. Once you are registered, this is not important anymore. All you need to remember is the e-mail address you registered with.
I forgot my password. What should I do?
Choose forgot your password or click here and follow the steps.
Is there a way to view the payments that I already made?
Yes. There is a transaction summary, with a history of 12 months.
Is there a way to view the monthly water and/or electricity usage?
Yes, thru MiKuenta via www.aqualectra.com
What are the benefits of opting to receive my bills via email/MiKuenta?
You receive it on time every month and you can view and control your usage.
What if I want my bills to get posted to my address again?
If you applied for MiKuenta, this is possible after 2 years.
Billing & Payment
How should I read the bill?
There is a brochure with all the information how to read your bill. Click here.
How do I pay my bill?
Payments by bank or online banking (payments will take up to 3 days), via Pagafásil and Pagomátiko payment points and at the Aqualectra branches (no cash accepted).
Can I pay my bill online?
Yes through online banking, but Aqualectra will receive the payment after 2 to 3 days.
When is my payment due?
On the date mentioned on the bill after "Paga promé ku:" is the date that your current bill is due. If you have a previous outstanding balance, this is already due by the time you receive the current bill.
My electricity bill is unusually high. What are the possible reasons for that?
This could be due to different reasons like visitors staying over, the hot weather or the malfunctioning of your appliances. You can always call our Contact Center for more information at 0800-0135.
My water bill is unusually high. What are the possible reasons for that?
This could be due to different reasons like visitors staying over or the hot weather. When there is a leakage of your pipe installation or toilet, you should check if your water meter is running fast. If this is the case close your main tap immediately and contact a plumber. You can always call our Contact Center for more information at 0800-0135.
It looks like my bill is incorrect. What should I do?
Check your meter and take a note of the reading and date. Call our Contact Center at 0800-0135 to give them the information.
I haven't received my bill yet. How can I get it?
Please call our Contact Center at 0800-0135 for further assistance or register for MiKuenta via mikuenta.aqualectra.com to be able to view your bills online.
How do I check my billing history?
Register for MiKuenta via mikuenta.aqualectra.com.
I need more time to pay my bill. What are my options?
Call our Contact Center at 0800-0135 for the possibilities or visit one of our branches, open from 8am-3.pm.
I have several accounts. Is it possible to pay multiple bills at once?
Bill has to be paid per account.
Connect / Disconnect / Reconnect Service
How do I connect to a service?
At our branches you have to fill out the green form with your ID, contract if it's a rented place or official papers as owner. We have folders to explain the steps for a new connection for water and electricity or call our Contact Center at 0800-0135 for more information on the site.
How do I disconnect from a service?
At one of our branches you can fill out a disconnection form (pink). Hand this in with your ID, together with the position and number of your water and/or electricity meter.
How long will it take to connect my service?
If it's a new connection 6 weeks, existent connection 5 days. You can always call or Contact Center at 0800-0135 or check the New Connection brochure on the site for more information
How long will it take to disconnect my service?
2 days.
I have been disconnected from a service. What should I do to get reconnected?
You should pay the total amount indicated on the Cut Off document (pink or green) that Aqualectra left behind for you.
Why have I been disconnected from a service?
Normally because you have due bills or you have been caught with theft or there is an unsafe situation. You can always call 0800-0135 for more information.
How fast will my service be reconnected after making a payment?
By paying the whole amount on the Cut Off document before 5 o'clock the same day , you will be connected the same day. You can always call 0800-0135 our Contact Center for more information.
What will happen if I didn't make the payment to be reconnected on time?
You will be reconnected in the correspondent time after we receive your payment.
Why isn't my power on, even though my service has already been reconnected?
You have to call 0800-0135 for more information.
Why isn't my water running even though my service has already been reconnected?
You have to open your main tap outside, this precaution is to avoid flooding or call our Contact Center at 0800-0135.
Can I transfer service to my new property?
No, you will have to close the service at the existing property and open a new service at the new one at one of our branches.
How is the deposit amount determined (for new connection)?
Based on the available capacity for the connection for electricity.
When is the deposit refunded?
The moment you finalize the connection, the deposit will be transfer to your balance. If you have no balance due, the total amount will be refunded, otherwise the due amount will be deducted.
Interuptions & Maintenance
Where can I see if there is any maintenance planned?
All maintenance activities are mentioned on the homepage of our website. We also place ads in different newspapers a week in advance.
How do I report an interruption?Read more...
If your house has electricty partially or none at all, first take a look at your fuse box and see if all the fuse switches are up. If your house doesn't have any water, take a look at the main tab outside and check if it isn't closed. If you haven't been able to resolve the issue yourself, you can call our Contact Center at 0800-0135 (24/7)…
What should I do when I see a damaged electrical line?
Call our Contact Center at 0800-0135 (24/7) right away and try to safely keep people away from the area.
What should I do if my power goes out / water stops running?Read more...
When the power goes out, first take a look at your fuse box and see if all the fuse switches are up. If the water stops running, take a look at the main tab outside and check if it isn't closed. Please keep your personal safety in mind as delinquents might tamper with your utility services in order to access or do damage to your house…
How do I report a broken streetlight?
Please check if the street light has a number and provide our Contact Center with the number and address where the street light is located.
Prepaid electricity meter (Pagatinu)
What are the benefits of using a prepaid (Pagatinu) meter?
More insight in your daily usage.
Do I pay less for electricity when using a Pagatinu meter?
No, the tariffs are the same as the clients with postpaid meters but you become more conscious of your usage.
How long will it take for the prepaid meter (Pagatinu) meter to get installed at my address?
Maximum 1 month
The Pagatinu display keeps beeping repeatedly. Why does it do this?
It beeps to warn you that you have a low amount of KWh left on your Pagatinu meter (20 KWh or less). You should buy electricty at this point to recharge your meter.
I lost my Pagatinu card. How can I receive a new one?
We do not provide new card. Use the indicated combination on your Pagatinu Meter to get your serial number with which you can buy your electricity . For old meters its #4# and for new meters #100#
Why did I receive less electricity (Kwh) while I paid the same amount of money?
That means you got into a higher step of the tariff structure. And that you bought a bigger amount in the same month. Check our tariffs structure on the site.
What steps do I need to take to have a prepaid meter (Pagatinu) meter connected to my house?
Fill in a request (green) form at one of the Aqualectra branches.


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05 November 2018
Defence Secretary has announced that all roles in the military are now open to women.
It was marked at a land power demonstration on Salisbury Plain, involving some of the first women to join the Royal Armoured Corps.
The Defence Secretary said that women already serving in the Army are now able to transfer into infantry roles. Those not currently serving will be able to apply for infantry roles in December of this year, with new recruits starting basic training in April 2019.
The Defence Secretary also confirmed that women are now able to apply to join the Royal Marines, with selection starting before the end of this year. Training courses will begin at Royal Marines Commando training centre in Lympstone in early 2019.
While women have for many years given exemplary service, including in combat facing roles, females were unable to serve in ground close combat roles until the ban was lifted by the then Prime Minister in 2016.
The Royal Armoured Corps was the first ground close combat branch to open its doors (in November 2016) to female soldiers and officers, followed by the RAF Regiment in September 2017.
Since November 2016 the Army has around 35 women either serving or being trained to join the Royal Armoured Corps, with a number of personnel already being deployed in their new role to Estonia and Oman.
While the military does not necessarily expect large numbers of women to apply for ground close combat roles, the changes are aimed at creating opportunities for individuals from all backgrounds and making the most of their talents. By making all branches and trades of the military open to everyone, regardless of their gender, the armed forces are building on their reputation of being a leading equal opportunities employer.
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Ellen Week In Review
All week long, Recapo has been following the surprising and hilarious results of Ellen's Hidden Camera Week. Plus, she always has a variety of celebrity guests who keep things entertaining and interesting. Here are some of Ellen's most talked about and popular segments from this week's episodes.
Ellen's Cat Costume & Jennifer Aniston's Dog Sophie
Jennifer Aniston spent the '90s as one of America's favorite Friends. These days, she has a new boyfriend, Justin Theroux, a new movie, Wanderlust, and a new best friend, her recently adopted dog, Sophie. But as you can imagine, it's difficult being as famous as Jennifer is, so Ellen figured her dog needed some helping dodging the paparazzi. Check out her ridiculous gift to Jennifer Aniston.
Ellen's Cat Costume & Jennifer Aniston's Dog Sophie
Ellen's Damn Heron
Is there a bigger animal lover on daytime TV than Ellen DeGeneres? Probably not, and the talk show host is quick to mention worthwhile animal charities. But even she can't back down and let nature take its course when it comes to her new enemy, a heron that's eating fish out of her pond. Find out why Ellen's Damn Heron is making her so mad.
Ellen Hugh Laurie Models
Hugh Laurie recently wrapped up an eight-year run as one of the crankiest doctors in TV history, House. But he's also a musician, and he got his career start as a male model. Can you believe it? He's modest about his many talents, but he agreed to talk about them with Ellen, since he's a new spokesperson at L'Oreal for Men.
Cyndi Lauper: Sophia Grace & Rosie
"Girls Just Want To Have Fun," and no guests have more fun on Ellen's stage than her favorite British girls, Sophia Grace and Rosie. They told her about their exciting recent performance with pop singer Cyndi Lauper, and explained just how much they love being Ellen's friends.
Cyndi Lauper: Sophia Grace & Rosie
Ann Curry Hidden Camera Prank on Ellen
You know her best as the longtime newsreader and current anchor of NBC's Today Show. But Ann Curry got to show off her lighter side in a great hidden camera prank for Ellen's Hidden Camera Week. Find out how she did, and get Ellen's take on some of her best hidden camera moments of all time.
Ann Curry Hidden Camera Prank on Ellen
Ellen Week In Review: June 4 – 8 2012
Here's a look back at all the fun Ellen and her guests had this week on her show.
- Monday – Jennifer Aniston & Skating Aratas
- Tuesday – Kristin Chenoweth & Bully
- Wednesday – Cheryl Hines & Hope Solo
- Thursday – Jesse Tyler Ferguson & Michael Strahan
- Friday – Amanda Seyfried, Sophia Grace & Rosie


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Well, it seems that I was wrong on Europe and swiping. A European company is getting ready to launch iCharge, which looks like a clone of Square for many of its features: small card swiper, on-screen signature, location-based, … They don't mention pictures and loyalty, but I guess that it's coming next.
The questions about security remain, especially on the European market. If the American market is targeted (or any other non-EMV market), than it's a fine product, which just has a buzz deficit when compared to Square. Now, if we are talking about Europe, then there is a "Chip & PIN" issue. At least in France, for many people who don't travel abroad, swiping and signing would at least be an extremely awkward way to pay. And legally, I am not sure that such transactions would be valid.
And also, some European banks (for instance, in France) have (too?) high expectations regarding security, that are unlikely to be met by a bunch of Apple and Android devices that can be jailbroken or hacked. I asked to get the newsletter from these guys, and I'll keep you posted.


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This no-frills daal recipe was given to me by my Mother-in-Law. Varan is a Maharastrian style daal which tastes great with chapattis or plain white rice.
Toor Daal – 1 cup
Water – 3 cups
Ginger – 1 tsp, grated
Methi Seeds (Fenugreek) – 1/4 tsp
Green Chilies – 1 or 2 (to taste), slit length-wise
Onion – 1/2 medium, finely diced (optional)
Salt – ½ tsp (to taste)
Lemon Juice – ½ tsp (to taste)
Cilantro – 5 sprigs, chopped (for garnishing)
For Vagar (Seasoning):
Oil – 4 tsp
Jeera (Cumin Seeds) – ½ tsp
Haldi (Turmeric) – ¼ tsp
Hing (Asofoetida) – pinch
Curry Leaves – 1 sprig
Garlic – 5 large cloves, roughly smashed
Tomato – 1 medium, diced
1. Wash Toor Daal with water until water runs clear.
2. Add 3 cups of water to the ToorDaal and let it soak for about 15 minutes.
3. In a pressure cooker, add soaked Toor Daal with Water, Ginger, Methi Seeds, Green Chilies, and Onion.
4. Pressure cook for 3-4 whistles.
5. In a separate small pan, heat Oil.
6. Add Jeera and allow it to sputter.
7. Add Haldi, Hing, Curry Leaves and Garlic.
8. When Garlic is slightly brown, add tomatoes, stir and cook for 1 minute.
9. Mix the garlic/tomato seasoning with pressure cooked daal.
10. Add Salt and Lemon Juice to taste.
11. Allow it to boil for 4-5 minutes.
12. Garnish with Cilantro.
13. Serves 4
1. If you don't have time to let the Toor Daal soak, just let the pressure cooker whistle 3-4 more times.
2. If you like your daal with a thinner consistency, you can add more water at the end before you allow the daal to boil.
3. Don't overcook the Toor Daal. The texture of the daal should be seen.
Watch and learn!


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Paint it Forward
Paint it Forward
High 5 for Paint it Forward!
Sorbet Salons is spreading the love with their R5 Paint it Forward initiative in stores. Simply add R5 to any Sorbet nail treatment and you'll be contributing to empowering over 160 previously disadvantaged women in South Africa.
Every donation of love goes to the Sorbet SEW Academy: a Sorbet educational foundation on the journey to upskilling women in the beauty industry, to become nail technicians and ultimately find employment within the Sorbet Group. So go on, add a little heart to your colour this Festive Season, and grant someone their wish to achieve.
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