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Inman Aligners & Clear Aligners in Birmingham, AL
An attractive, confident smile is a joy to see! Society today values a beautiful smile more than ever, especially with all of the modern dentistry options available. Having a properly aligned smile is an asset in social situations and improves your confidence in your appearance.
Straight teeth can also help you achieve better oral health by eliminating overlapping that can make them more susceptible to decay. Proper alignment also makes teeth easier to restore in the event that you need fillings, crowns, or veneers.
For many patients who want a straight healthy smile, traditional orthodontics may seem cumbersome and like too much of an invasion on your day-to-day appearance. For patients wanting a more discreet option for orthodontic treatment, Dr. Aaron Cook is pleased to offer revolutionary Inman Aligners and ClearCorrect invisible braces in our Birmingham, AL dental office.
Inman Aligners
Inman Aligners are a fairly new orthodontic innovation and are an affordable option for straightening the teeth that show when you smile. Patients at our Birmingham dental office are especially impressed with Inman Aligners because they provide desired results in as little as six weeks. They are also completely removable for brushing, flossing, and eating.
Using a patented process, Inman Aligners gently guide your front teeth into their ideal position in a matter of weeks. Treatment is quick and efficient because, with Inman Aligners, the goal is not to correct a misaligned dental bite but to address the alignment of the front teeth that are visible when you smile.
Clear Aligners, aka "Invisible Braces"
Clear Aligners like Invisalign and Smart Moves use BPA-free clear, plastic aligner trays that gradually move your teeth into better, more esthetic alignment. We start by taking a digital scan of your teeth and developing your personalized treatment plan. Next, we will upload your scan to the lab to create your first series of aligner trays.
When your customized aligners are ready, we'll have you return to our office to explain how to use them to achieve the fastest results. Be sure to wear each set of aligners for at least 22 hours each day for two weeks. At the end of the two weeks, simply change to the next set of aligners in the series.
We will have you come to our office periodically to make sure your treatment progressing as planned and no adjustments are needed (unlike some mail-order clear aligner companies that send the entire series of aligners on day 1). These appointments are important because we can make adjustments as necessary to ensure optimal results as quickly as possible.
Benefits of Clear Aligners
Here are some benefits of using Clear Aligners like Smart Moves and Invisalign to straighten your teeth:
- Removable trays – You can take them out to eat and clean your teeth.
- Comfort – The aligners are made of smooth plastic with no sharp edges.
- Discreet – Most people won't notice you are wearing your aligners.
- Low-force pressure – The aligners use constant low-force pressure to move your teeth.
Patients who opt for Clear Aligners appreciate their convenience, and many tell us they wish they had treatment sooner!
Contact Us to Learn More about Orthodontic Treatment
If you want to learn about Inman Aligners or Clear Aligner treatment in Birmingham, AL, give us a call! We can schedule a consultation so Dr. Cook can answer your questions and help you make a confident decision about your smile!


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Welcome to the Roton Middle School PTA! We are excited about the events and activities we have planned for the year. Our main goal is to fundraise for the whole student body. We are looking for volunteers to help make Roton be the best school it can be which can only happen with your help. Check out our calendar and fundraising events for volunteer opportunities. We have a meeting each month and welcome your help and ideas. We hope to see you soon!
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If you would like to get involved, consider chairing one of the following committees next year:
Fall Fundraiser
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Well, that took some time, but the new page is up! But, you already know that, because you're here reading this!
A new feature of this page that I haven't had before is the newsletter sign up! It's at the bottom of every page. Just add your email and you'll get the freshest news! I promise I won't deluge your inbox.......I'm too busy for that! But, when there are new dates up on the calendar, or new stuff to report, I will send you a quick hello so you know to stop by and check it out.
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A News Release from the Canadian Chamber of Marine Commerce
Posted March 28th, 2018 on Niagara At Large
Chamber of Marine Commerce statement on new government measures to protect North Atlantic Right Whales
Ottawa, Ontario — The Chamber of Marine Commerce is issuing the following statement in response to today's announcement by Transport Canada and Fisheries and Oceans Canada on shipping mitigation measures in the Gulf of St. Lawrence to help protect North Atlantic Right Whales.
Bruce Burrows, President to the Chamber of Marine Commerce, said: "We are pleased that the government has taken into account industry and academic input and moved forward with two dynamic shipping routes north and south of Anticosti Island."
"This approach." added Burrows, "will both protect the North Atlantic Right Whales and help minimize economic impacts for Canadians. We will be examining the detailed coordinates of the routes and will continue to work closely with government officials to monitor the effectiveness of these measures to see where improvements can be made as the shipping season continues."
Record of collaboration
This builds on a record of collaboration in protecting North Atlantic Right Whales that has been successful for more than decade.
As major users of North Atlantic waters, Canadian shipowners have long been engaged in research and other measures to protect marine wildlife and habitat. The shipping industry reduces speed and alters routes in critical whale habitats, regularly collects important data for scientists and helps test new technology such as the early-warning whale alert system under development by a scientific group being hosted at Dalhousie University.
Past measures taken in critical habitat such as the Bay of Fundy in 2003 have significantly reduced the threat of ship strikes to North Atlantic right whales. In the Bay of Fundy, changes to the shipping lane through the International Maritime Organization (IMO) were successful.
Analysis found an overall 62% reduction in risk by moving the lane with a 1.4% increase in time for ships, while a slowdown would have only reduced risk by 52%, with a 20% increase in time. In the region where the whales typically aggregate the lane changes reduced the risk by 90%.
About the Chamber of Marine Commerce
The Chamber of Marine Commerce is a bi-national association that represents more than 130 marine industry stakeholders including major Canadian and American shippers, ports, terminals and marine service providers, as well as domestic and international ship owners. The Chamber advocates for safe, sustainable, harmonized and competitive policy and regulation that recognizes the marine transportation system's significant advantages in the Great Lakes, St. Lawrence, Coastal and Arctic regions.
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Sustainable Kingston's mission is to enhance the livability and resiliency of Kingston. So, on June 14th we are excited to host Living Wage Kingston for a Lunch 'n' Learn on the topic of a living wage for Kingston.
Living Wage Kingston notes that: "The benefits of a living wage go far beyond people who would be able to pay their own way and not rely on charity. Making a community-wide commitment to ensuring that everyone can make enough to support themselves with dignity costs less in the long run. Living Wage Kingston is urging everyone to pull together so that we all make a long-term investment in Kingston's future."
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Gault&Millau, the publisher of the only internationally recognised restaurant guide in Australia, have announced the winners of the fifth annual Australian awards. The winners, announced at a ceremony held in Sydney earlier this week, indicate a progressive dining scene and celebrate top achievers from all over the country.... Read More | Share it now!
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Doughnut Time hook up with Kelloggs for limited edition Coco Pop doughnuts
Wake Me Up Before You Coco is the latest in a long-line of limited edition specials to pop-up at ubiquitous doughnut-slinging company Doughtnut Time. The hole-in-the-wall doughnut shops, which can be found all over Australia, have hooked up with iconic cereal brand Kelloggs to make it all happen for lovers of the chocolaty breakfast treat.... Read More | Share it now!
KFC re-launches the Double Shell Zinger Taco in Australia
KFC Australia is on a revival binge at the moment, putting a few long-forgotten favourites back onto the menu, much to the delight of fast food fans across the country. Recently it was the deep-fried greatness of gravy mashies, now it's the Double Shell Zinger Taco.... Read More | Share it now!
Deliveroo expands to include breakfast delivery across Australia
Online food delivery service Deliveroo have finally expanded to include breakfast in their extensive network across Australia, offering customers a wide variety of quality options from over 250 of the country's favourite restaurants. Introduced just last month, Deliveroo breakfast is set to bring in a tremendous variety of breakfast options to start the day, from renowned names like Melbourne's Top Paddock to Sydney's Mary's.... Read More | Share it now!
Winners of the 2018 Good Food Guide Awards: Attica takes out top honours
The 2018 edition of the Good Food Guide Awards have officially been announced, celebrating a nation brimming with superb talent that's clearly progressing and evolving at a rate on par with some of the culinary capitals of the worlds. That much is obvious from this list of winners, ranging from Restaurant of the Year (which unsurprisingly went to Ben Shewry's Attica) to New Restaurant of the Year (going to beloved Sydney seafood-focused restaurant Saint Peter).... Read More | Share it now!
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Messina are delivering free brownie packs tomorrow via Deliveroo
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Australia's top chefs are cooking up free lunches across the country next week
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To guarantee undertaking success we all have to use some undertaking rating methods and techniques. Those methods will assist us to do certain that the work is being accomplished as planned. The undertaking tools such as the work interrupt down construction, the undertaking agenda, cost studies besides help us to mensurate the undertaking 's public presentation. The reappraisal on those tools serve us to guarantee that the undertaking is on class and if it is non on class, the reappraisals will help us to place the discrepancy and assist us to do the appropriate accommodations.
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The best patterns show that undertakings should be evaluated in four general ways: on-going reappraisals, periodic reviews, milepost rating and concluding undertaking audit after completion of the undertaking.
When to execute undertaking rating reappraisals:
Ongoing reappraisals
These reappraisals should be invariably preformed by the squad members in a undertaking as a quality confidence plan aiming to implement the best patterns for success. All of the people involved in a undertaking should bring forth quality work and must be committed to it otherwise the cost-schedule-quality equilibrium will be imbalanced. That 's why the on-going reappraisals should be on topographic point to guarantee that the criterions will be met. These criterions could be the safety and legal ordinances, licence demands, environmental considerations and so on.
Periodic reviews
The undertaking director, leaders, quality inspectors should reexamine and uncover the undertaking position sporadically to do certain that the undertaking aims are being met. These reviews are more of a official reappraisal of a undertaking and the results of them are reported to the direction to guarantee them that the undertakings aims are being met or otherwise. They may be performed on hebdomadal, monthly or other bases.
Milestone rating
After making milepost events there are extra undertaking ratings that have to take topographic point as the mileposts are major stages of a undertaking. This rating is used to attest that all work scheduled to be accomplished on the stage of the undertaking has been completed in conformity to the specifications and demands.
Final undertaking audit
The concluding undertaking audit should be made at the terminal of the undertaking to verify that the undertaking 's aims are being met and everything was completed as agreed between the client, client and undertaking squad. This audit presents information that can be used in the undertaking closing and credence. This is the clip to garner the lessons learned in the undertaking and utilize them in hereafter.
Measurement Performance
When a undertaking starts with a ambitious agenda, and something incorrect happens and the dead line could non be met the squad members spend the remainder of the undertaking seeking to catch up. In other undertakings, which have a self-correcting procedure built, if something falls behind, the job is rapidly identified and cover instantly. " The best undertaking directors find jobs early and work out them without overtime. " ( Verzuh, 2008 ) . These undertakings make the work in project expression easy.
Advancement measurings are the tools that we use to place jobs every bit early as possible and when they are still small. In this manner we would still hold clip to catch up. Since cost and agenda advancement represent two-thirds of the cost-schedule-quality composing, they are the primary focal point of undertaking advancement measuring.
Every work bundle in the concern program is a mensurable unit to finish. Each has get downing day of the months and finish day of the months. The smaller the work bundles, the more and faster advancement points we can accomplish to, and hence the more consistent your agenda advancement will be.
Use the 0- 50- 100 Rule
A undertaking director should ever cognize the work bundle position that is reported in elaborate construction, unless there is empirical footing for this sum of item. When possible, utilize the 0- 50- 100 regulation for entering schedule completion of undertakings that span no more than two describing periods.
Carry throughing the Completion Criteria
Every work bundle is supposed to hold some carry throughing the completion standards and should non be considered 100 percent complete until it meets the standards of the undertaking. if undertakings are continuously allowed to be complete before all the concluding inside informations are taken attention to finish, or the undertaking might fall far behind.
The Performance Evaluation Accomplishment
Agenda public presentation rating completion steps accomplishment, merely because we used up 50 per centum of our labour budget does n't intend that we accomplished 50 per centum of the undertaking. Agenda position is a step of whether we accomplished every bit much to day of the month as we planned to.
Measurement Cost PERFORMANCE
Measuring costs right is critical as a undertaking progresses because cost calculates quality and productiveness. Every work bundle has cost estimations for labour, equipment, and stuffs. As each one is executed, by comparing planned and existent costs will state us whether the undertaking is come oning as planned.
50 hour.
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$ 2000
60 hour.
$ 12000
$ 15000
40 hour.
$ 4000
$ 2000
35 hour.
$ 2000
$ 1500
60 hour.
50 hour.
EARNED VALUE Coverage
Comparing planned hard currency flow with existent hard currency flow has its utilizations, but it does n't state us whether the undertaking will be over or under budget. To acquire the true image of cost public presentation, the planned and existent costs for all completed undertakings need to be compared. This is accomplished with a technique called earned value coverage.
5.1 Calculating the Cost Variance Using Earned Value
Tracking cost with earned value introduces some new footings:
Planned cost: The planned cost of any or all undertakings.
Budgeted cost of work performed ( BCWP ) : The planned cost of undertakings that are complete. This is the existent earned value of the undertaking to day of the month, because it is the value of the work that has been completed.
Actual cost of work performed ( ACWP ) : The existent cost of undertakings that have been completed.
Cost discrepancy ( CV ) : The cost discrepancy is the difference between planned and existent costs for completed work. CV = BCWP ACWP.
Cost discrepancy per centum ( CV % ) : The cost discrepancy divided by the planned cost. A positive CV % is good ; it means the work was performed under budget. A negative CV % is bad, because it means the work was over budget. CV % = CV/BCWP.
Cost public presentation index ( CPI ) : Earned value ( BCWP ) divided by existent cost ( CPI & gt ; 1.0 = under budget ; CPI & lt ; 1.0 = over budget ) .
Budget at completion ( BAC ) : The budget at the terminal of the undertaking.
This represents the sanctioned budget for the undertaking.
Estimate at completion ( EAC ) : This is a reestimate of the entire undertaking budget. The original budget is multiplied by the ACWP and divided by BCWP. It 's a manner of stating that if the current cost public presentation tendencies continue, the concluding cost can be predicted.
Estimate to finish ( ETC ) : The budget sum needed to complete the undertaking, based on the current CPI. ETC = EAC a?' AC.
Discrepancy at Completion ( VAC ) : The estimated difference, at the terminal of the undertaking, between the budget and existent cost of the undertaking. VAC = BAC a?' EAC.
5.2 Cost Variance to Identify Problems Early
Calculating the estimated cost on finishing the undertaking utilizing earned value implies the current tendencies will go on. But non to presume that merely because we are over budget now that we will be granted more budget.
5.3 Calculating Schedule Variance Using Earned Value
In this earned value computations can assist mensurate schedule discrepancy merely as they help in mensurating cost discrepancy. Calculating agenda discrepancy uses some of the same constructs as the cost discrepancy computation. These are:
Budgeted cost of work performed ( BCWP ) : The planned cost of undertakings that are complete.
Budgeted cost of work scheduled ( BCWS ) : The planned cost of work that should hold been completed to day of the month.
Agenda discrepancy ( SV ) : The agenda discrepancy is the difference between the value of the work that was planned for completion and the value of the work that was really completed. It uses cost values to mensurate schedule public presentation. SV = BCWP a?' BCWS.
Agenda discrepancy per centum ( SV % ) : The agenda discrepancy divided by the planned cost to day of the month. A positive SV % is good ; it means more work has been performed to day of the month than originally planned. A negative SV % is bad, because it means less work has been completed than the program called for. SV % = SV/BCWS.
Schedule public presentation index ( SPI ) : BCWP divided by BCWS ( SPI & gt ; 1.0 = in front of agenda ; SPI & lt ; 1.0 = behind agenda ) .
5.4 Graphing Earned Value
There is no more accurate presentation of a undertaking 's cost and agenda public presentation than earned value charts. Not merely do they demo the cost and agenda position at any given day of the month, but they besides indicate public presentation tendencies. This will assist to find which undertaking demands the most attending.
5.5 Earned Value Relies on Disciplined Project Management
Earned value prosodies can be used really easy to describe advancement. Unfortunately, harmonizing to Verzuh, E. ( 2008 ) , " many houses seeking to use earned value patterns find it much more confusing. " If you have a elaborate program and gaining control existent public presentation informations, the earned value computations become easy.
Cost AND SCHEDULE BASELINES
A baseline is a comparing point. Cost and agenda baselines represent the original undertaking program as approved by the stakeholders. Ideally, a undertaking should ne'er change from its original program, so a comparing between existent public presentation and the baseline would demo no discrepancy. But in world this zero discrepancy ne'er happens. Even though everything may non go on harmonizing to the program, nevertheless, many undertakings do run into original cost and agenda ends. Keeping the baseline cost and agenda ends seeable is one manner of keeping the focal point on the original ends, even when alterations start to go on. Earned value coverage is one manner of maintaining this critical information visible, because it emphasizes discrepancy from the baseline. A Gantt chart may be used to concentrate on agenda discrepancy entirely.
The baseline is more than merely a starting point ; it besides represents the recognized cost- schedule- quality equilibrium on the undertaking. The undertaking squad is committed to run intoing the baseline and should presume it will go on to be held to the baseline, unless otherwise directed by the undertaking director.
Changing the baseline, nevertheless, is a large trade because it represents a new cost- schedule- quality equilibrium. This new equilibrium requires blessing from all the stakeholders. If the justification for the alteration is good plenty, run intoing the new baseline might even be considered a success. Other times, nevertheless, it merely represents accepting a new world. If all the grounds suggests that the undertaking will lose the original cost and agenda ends, so it likely makes sense to alter them. Keeping unrealistic ends is seldom actuating. At the same clip, nevertheless, the baseline must be changed carefully and candidly, because it affects motive if the baseline is changed over and over once more. The new baseline should be every bit realistic as possible, reflecting the degree of public presentation that led to the baseline alteration.
Considerations in Project ratings
Quality of work
Each rating should verify if the performed work is in conformity with the specifications. The audit should find whether proper quality has been maintained or whether the quality has been compromised to run into deadlines and costs.
Team public presentation
Undertaking squads need rating on whether they are executing every bit good as possible. Every squad member should be committed to execute good and convey quality work to the undertaking.
Comparison with past public presentation
This is needed to compare present public presentation to past public presentations and uncover whether the squad had increased or decreased its public presentation.
Comparison with benchmarks
The public presentation may besides be compared to the 1 in other companies or industry criterions. Comparable companies with their public presentation or quality degrees can be used as a mention point in measuring a undertaking.
Undertaking Status
The undertaking position reappraisal compares the planned with existent consequences and notes the discrepancies. It reveals all divergences in the agenda, cost, range, public presentation, or whether such appear to be probably in the hereafter. The critical way in the undertaking 's agenda requires particular attending as if any holds occur, they will do the undertaking to be tardily.
Monitor and control undertaking work
Monitor and control undertaking work is the procedure of tracking, reexamining, and modulating the advancement to run into the public presentation aims defined in the undertaking direction program. Monitoring is an facet of undertaking direction performed throughout the undertaking. Monitoring includes collection, measurement, and administering public presentation information, and measuring measurings and tendencies to consequence procedure betterments. Continuous monitoring gives the undertaking direction squad penetration into the wellness of the undertaking, and identifies any countries that may necessitate particular attending. Control includes finding disciplinary or preventative actions or replanning and following up on action programs to find if the actions taken resolved the public presentation issue. The proctor and control undertaking work procedure is concerned with:
Comparing existent undertaking public presentation against the undertaking direction program ;
Measuring public presentation to find whether any disciplinary or preventative actions are indicated, and so urging those actions as necessary ;
Identifying new hazards and analysing, tracking, and supervising bing undertaking hazards to do certain the hazards are identified, their position is reported, and that appropriate hazard response programs are being executed ;
Keeping an accurate, timely information base refering the undertaking 's merchandise ( s ) and their associated certification through undertaking completion ;
Supplying information to back up position coverage, advancement measuring, and prediction ;
Supplying prognosiss to update current cost and current agenda information ; and
Monitoring execution of sanctioned alterations as they occur.
WBS is a Undertaking Management tool for uncovering the range or extent of a undertaking in in writing footings. Harmonizing to Billows provinces that " work interrupt down represents the undertaking in footings of the hierarchy of deliverables and services it will bring forth " . At the top of the WBS we have a individual box stand foring the whole undertaking. Then it will develop into its constituents with lower degree boxes.
The major functions of the WBS are to:
Partition the major undertaking deliverables into smaller constituents to better the truth of cost estimations
Supply a mechanism for roll uping and forming existent costs
Supply a mechanism for public presentation measuring and control
Therefore, the WBS is a good tool to mensurate and command a undertaking.


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Welcome to CLARITY FAMILY EYE CARE
Your Optometrist in Buhl, ID
Call us at (208) 543-0975 today.
Welcome to CLARITY FAMILY EYE CARE in Buhl and Twin Falls. Nicholas Kelsey and the CLARITY FAMILY EYE CARE team strive to provide the best in optometry services. We invite you to browse our website to learn more about our optometry services and join our patient family by scheduling an eye exam appointment at our Buhl office.
CLARITY FAMILY EYE CARE is a full service eye and vision care provider, accepting both eye emergencies as well as scheduled appointments. Patients throughout the Buhl area come to CLARITY FAMILY EYE CARE because they know they will receive the personal attention and professional care that is our foundation. Kelsey and our team are dedicated to keeping our patients comfortable and well-informed at all times. At CLARITY FAMILY EYE CARE, we will explain every exam and procedure and answer all of our patients' questions. Additionally, at CLARITY FAMILY EYE CARE, we offer vision financing options and will work with vision insurance providers to ensure good eye health and vision care for all of our patients.
Our Approach to Optometry
Our one-on-one approach to optometry makes Kelsey and the CLARITY FAMILY EYE CARE staff the eye and vision care providers of choice in the Buhl area. Our Buhl optometrist offers the following services: complete eye exams, contact lenses, glasses, glaucoma testing, and pre- and post-operative care. For a complete list of services, visit our services page or call our Buhl office at (208) 543-0975.
At CLARITY FAMILY EYE CARE, we are dedicated to providing high-quality optometry services in a comfortable environment.Call us at (208) 543-0975 or schedule an appointment today online.
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From along the drive toward Wheeler Peak, our campground looked like a tiny white spot in a the wide open space that is the Great Basin.
Distances are hard to judge but we were staying about ten miles from Baker, Nevada, the town at the base of the road to Great Basin National Park, so the drive to and from the park and the town of Baker was an easy, relatively quick ride.
Border RV isn't so much of an RV park or campground as it is a full-hook-up parking space, which is all we really needed.
The RV lot is part of a small casino, gas station, restaurant, and motel complex that straddles the Utah-Nevada state borders.
But here's the thing: despite the casino, gas station and restaurant being in the same building, the casino is still in Nevada — where, obviously, gambling is legal– and the gas station is in Utah — where prices are lower for fuel. Now that's a good example of an entrepreneur taking advantage of all the angles, don't you think?
We were attracted to Great Basin primarly because fewer people visit here than places like Yosemite, the Grand Canyon, Glacier, and other "major" national parks. But Memorial Day Weekend was approaching, so we wondered just how busy it might get. "This is our busiest weekend of the year," one of the park rangers told us.
But the streets of Baker looked just as quiet that weekend as they had in the days before the holiday.
Which is too bad, as it seemed businesses were struggling to stay afloat anyway. The Silver Jack Motel and Electrolux Cafe did a steady business (otherwise we wouldn't have had to get there early to get their awesome scones before others bought them up). Still, we couldn't help but notice the "For Sale" sign in the front window.
Across the street a gift shop was closed and the server at T&D's restaurant said it had been open the year before. The restaurant itself, despite great food and wonderfully friendly service, rarely had more diners than the two of us (though we do tend to eat at lunch toward mid-afternoon).
In tough economic times, little communities like this one that rely primarily on out-of-town visitors to keep it going, suffer quite a bit. Unfortunately, this wasn't the first village that seemed to be bowing under the weight of lost tourism revenue.
We did what we could in the week we were there to pump some money into the local economy, mostly with those scones at the Electrolux and the pasta at T&D's Country Store and Restaurant.
Besides, where else can you look out your window to see this view of the Snake Mountains…
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Here's the steps to have a retractable head. Rusty is showing you how to do it. All you need is yourself, your head, a large surface to lay on, and a box of tissues. Let me know if it works for you too?! Hahahaa
This is my very very late birthday gift. This is Bobbin! My betta fish. He is a dragon scale fish. Rusty just wanted to get into the tank so bad. Honeydew was content to just watch Bobbin for the first few days after I got him. He has one eye covered in iridescence from where it grows too much and so he is most likely blind in the one covered over eyeball. I like it though and he can be my pirate Bobbin fish!


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Let's put a spotlight on disability arts
Next weekend, Liberty, the disability arts festival – now in its 10th year- will take over the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park to celebrate disabled performers. It comes at a time when criticism is growing that the public understanding of the capabilities, as well as the needs, of those we call disabled are still not recognised.
Disabled people are still defined in the official gaze by their disability. Those assailed by cerebral palsy have as much mental deftness as any of us, probably much more in order to deal with their motor difficulties, yet their awkward speech still allows people to assume they are somehow less than the rest.
What the Paralympic elements of the Cultural Olympiad gave us was a magnificent revelation, through programmes like Unlimited run by Graeae's Jenny Sealey and Bradley Hemmings who runs the Docklands Festival, not only of what disabled performers can do, but what they can do that other performers can't. People can dance in wheelchairs with such profound accomplishment that the wheelchair is a vital part of the performance, not an encumbrance. Yet too many theatres obstinately refuse to provide ramps, lifts and seating space to allow those on wheels to enjoy others' performances.
Storme Toolis is a 20-year-old undergraduate who is making her own career, or careers, as an actor and a writer. She made her BBC TV debut last week as a regular element of the new New Tricks detective series and is a journalist as well as studying full time English and drama. Yet she couldn't even get to the welcoming lecture of one university she thought of studying at because her chair could not be accommodated. Storme has cerebral palsy.
Paula Rees has been the writer-in-residence at Chickenshed, the theatre company that combines the work of disabled and non-disabled artists, for 25 years.
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"I have been judged from the day I was born," she says. "My family were being judged even more because they wanted me to be accepted for who I am, not the label I had been given". She is a writer, director and performer for Chickenshed, and a poet and has an MA, but she says she has studied inclusive performing all her life. Yet she cannot walk or speak because she too was born with cerebral palsy. In Chickenshed, she says: "I suddenly felt that I was born for a purpose, I am valued and I have something to offer the world".
It seemed a no-brainer that the Paralympic opening ceremony in which the disabled performers astonished with their skillful adroitness and interpretation would change the Establishment's attitude to not only disabled performers but the disabled population generally. It hasn't happened, and the special ramps provided on the Tube, for instance, ceased to be provided as soon as the games were over; careers are still barred to the disabled merely because of the inconvenience of their physical condition, not because they can't do the job.
Next weekend established companies such as Graeae and Candoco will perform new commissions, individual artists like Marc Brew and Andrea Begley, will be there, and it promises to be a resounding confirmation of what we learned a year ago. They will reiterate that disabled artists are artists first and disabled very much last, a truth that applies to all our disabled citizens. The arts can make the point with events like Liberty, but it needs employers, lawmakers and builders to take it and act on it.
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Apple and a group of book publishers were accused in a lawsuit of illegally fixing e-book prices to "boost profits and force e-book rival Amazon to abandon its pro-consumer discount pricing." The lawsuit, which was filed in U.S. District Court in Northern California, alleges Apple, HarperCollins Publishers, Hachette Book Group, Macmillan Publishers, Penguin Group, and Simon & Schuster "colluded to increase prices" on popular books.
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On November 13th, ERM and Mitchell Scientific hosted a webinar that took a technical look at the proposed revisions to AP-42, Chapter 7 and options for managing tank emissions without EPA's TANKS 4.09D software.
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While these changes represent an opportunity to correct well known errors with the former methodology and to gain clarity on events and situations not previously included, the revised tank emission calculation guidance will impact permitting, compliance, emission inventories and annual emission fees. Companies will need to understand the implications of these changes as well as available software tools to replace and improve upon the now obsolete TANKS 4.09D.
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Friday (August 17, 2012) at the New Lebanon Library -David Grover in Concert.
David Grover has earned countless awards including a Grammy nomination and Artist of the Year. He has performed at the White House, opened the Goodwill Games, appeared on The Today Show, performed with the Detroit Symphony for their Youth Series, and played for the delegates of the United Nations.
Free and open to the public – donations for the performer are welcome.
WHEN: Friday, August 17, 2012
TIME: 7:00 pm
FOR: All Ages (David will be performing his adult set but will return later in the summer for his children's show!)
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Carmel Valley resident Mrs. Michelle Doan never thought she would consider selling her home in the Pacific Highlands Ranch community due to conflicts with neighboring schools, but the amount of traffic she and her family encounter every morning nearly has pushed her to the breaking point.
"Traffic is such an issue that we have our middle school child take a zero period to avoid it," Mrs. Doan said. "The traffic southbound on Carmel Valley Road between 7:15 and 8:45 a.m. is ridiculous.
"We would consider selling our home if it increases."
Ever since Cathedral Catholic High School relocated to Carmel Valley in 2005, the location has become increasingly crowded due to the rapidly growing residential community.
Due to multiple surrounding schools such as Canyon Crest Academy and Torrey Pines High School, and communities such as the Pardee homes, CCHS attendees and faculty find themselves facing an absurd amount of traffic.
"Something we've talked about with CCA and TPHS is staggering start times to try and solve the traffic problem," CCHS Principal Dr. Calkins said. "CCA and CCHS start at the same time while TPHS starts at 7:40 a.m. TPHS and CCA might be able to start at the same time with CCHS starting at 8:00 a.m., or CCHS and TPHS could possibly start at the same time."
CCA Principal Mr. Brett Killeen shares Dr. Calkins's views on traffic issues.
"We need to be patient with traffic and encourage our students to wake up earlier to make the traffic less heavy," Mr. Killeen said. "I often worry about [student drivers] getting in accidents. There are also neighborhoods around here that are getting edgy about people using their private streets as a shortcut."
The state of California, however, may soon have a solution for this problem.
Senate Bill 328 would require all public schools, middle schools, and high schools to start no earlier than 8:30 a.m. The bill, which aims to aid high school students get more hours of sleep, passed both in the Assembly and Senate, and it now awaits the signature of Gov. Jerry Brown. Schools impacted by the bill would receive a three-year period before it goes into place.
Such a bill would not affect a private school like CCHS, therefore helping solve the traffic problem.
While traffic remains the most predominant problem CCHS faces, it is not the only one.
Various other problems also exist, such as excessive lights and sound during Friday nights, which bothers some of the people who live in surrounding residential communities.
"The concerns are usually about noise or students who drive erratically or park off campus," Dr. Calkins said.
CCHS administrative policy requires the school to listen to and to respond to residents' complaints and concerns as way to successfully solve these issues.
"We've been receptive to feedback that we get from neighbors," Dr. Calkins said. "If there are noise concerns from the community, we try to address it. Last year, we made some renovations to the stadium to try to improve the lighting so it isn't glaring down on the neighborhood."
In an effort to eliminate community concerns and complaints, CCHS seeks to build strong relationships with nearby schools and communities, establishing a dialogue that can lead to future solutions.
"We have developed relationships with some of the neighboring businesses like Westroot Tavern," Dr. Calkins said. "Before football games, [Westroot Tavern owners] hang a CCHS banner, and [the football players] have some gatherings there.
"It's good for them, and it's good for us."
Mr. Killeen expresses an optimistic sentiment toward CCHS despite the negative aspects of fostering such closely neighboring high schools.
"We've had a very good neighborly relationship with CCHS," Mr. Killeen said. "We've worked together in trying situations. It's important we have a strong relationship and and respect for one another. I think a strong relationship is good for the community. Whether public or private, we're all serving the same goal to support [the students].
"I feel like we're there for all of you. It doesn't matter what school you attend."
Mrs. Doan, correct in her perspective regarding tremendous traffic, hopes the issues will be resolved so moving from Del Mar will become unnecessary.
"I love having places like Trader Joe's and shops close by and that the school is only a few minutes away," Mrs. Doan said. "I really do hope that the traffic issue gets better soon. It would be such a shame to have to move because of such a petty reason.
"We love living here."
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Chinese delegation says it will urge firms to raise trade and investment ties with Kingdom as ASEAN agreement kicks in
ACHINESE delegation said Monday it would urge firms in the region's fastest-growing economy to increase Cambodian trade and investment with the introduction of the ASEAN-China free trade zone from January 1.
Talking Monday at a seminar in Phnom Penh on bilateral trade between the two countries, Yu Ping, vice chairman of the Chinese Council for the Promotion of International Trade, who led the delegation, said there remained big business opportunities in the Kingdom particularly in energy, agriculture, tourism, telecommunications and garments.
"I believe that investment and trade between China and Cambodia will reach another level," he said, citing the new free trade area and the Kingdom's stable political situation.
Chinese investment in the Kingdom has dropped sharply this year as the economic crisis slowed construction projects, and firms from the world's third-largest economy have sought much smaller developments.
In the first nine months of 2008, Chinese investment in Cambodia hit a record US$3.94 billion, Centre for the Development of Cambodia figures showed, compared with just $339 million during the same period this year.
China was the biggest foreign investor in the Kingdom last year, representing more than 40 percent of the total number of approved investments.
Sun Weiren, trade counsellor at the Chinese embassy in Phnom Penh, said Monday that over 200 companies from China had invested in Cambodia in 2008.
Cambodian government officials acknowledged Monday that Chinese trade and investment would be down this year due to the economic crisis.
Trade between the Kingdom and mainland China remains muted at just $794 million over the past two years, significantly lower than that with neighbours Thailand and Vietnam, which each traded more than $1 billion in goods with the Kingdom last year alone.
By contrast, trade between Cambodia and Hong Kong, a Chinese Special Administrative Region, reached nearly $500 million in the first nine months of 2008 alone.
Commerce Ministry reports showed Monday that Beijing permitted 418 categories of Cambodian goods to enter China duty free in the past year.
"China is Cambodia's best partner in terms of trade and investment cooperation," Pan Sorsak, secretary of state at the Ministry of Commerce, said Monday.
Kith Meng, CEO of Royal Group and chairman of Cambodia's Chamber of Commerce, said at Monday's forum that Cambodia remained a good bet for investment due to its rapid economic development.
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Rabbi Lookstein, what were you thinking?
I wrote this piece several days ago, before the start of the Republican National Convention, when news broke that Rabbi Haskel Lookstein had agreed to appear there, but then withdrew in response to a storm of criticism. In light of last night's speech by the nominee, it's clear that Rabbi Lookstein dodged a metaphoric bullet. To be forever associated with this particular event, which nominated a candidate who is using the same kinds of racial and religious scapegoating, fear mongering, and ultra-nationalism used by 20th-century fascist leaders, would have badly tarnished Rabbi Lookstein's legacy.
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Rabbi Haskel Lookstein has had a rough couple of weeks. First, the principal emeritus of the tony Jewish day school, Ramaz, and rabbi emeritus of its affiliated Upper East Side synagogue, Kehilath Jeshurun, was subjected to the indignity of the Israeli rabbinate rejecting one of his conversions, horrifying the intensely Zionist world of Modern Orthodoxy, which prides itself on its true-halachic-Jew cred. The rabbinate subsequently backpedaled, claiming the rejection was just a one-off, but the rift was already opened.
A couple of weeks later, the news broke that Rabbi Lookstein would be delivering an invocation at the Trump-nominating Republican National Convention, drawing intense criticism from the liberal side of the Jewish world. Multiple online petitions were launched, and within 24 hours, he withdrew. A giant of Modern Orthodoxy found himself in the crossfire between right and left, all at once.
Rabbi Lookstein's willingness to associate himself with the Republican National Convention shocked many of his students and followers, who see him as a voice of post-Holocaust Jewish conscience. In his forward to Lookstein's book, Were We Our Brothers' Keepers?: The Public Response of American Jews to the Holocaust, Holocaust survivor and chronicler Elie Wiesel said:
Ask survivors; they will tell you: the indifference of the Allies and friends wounded them as deeply as the cruelty of the enemy. That the Nazis wished them dead seemed 'normal'; besides, the Nazi propaganda hardly sought to hide that fact. But how is one to explain the passivity or the silence of the others?"
And in his own preface, Rabbi Lookstein wrote:
The temptation is strong to judge the past by the standards of the present, to expect public reactions and responses in the thirties and forties that would be the norm today and to assume that American Jews of that day understood what was happening to European Jewry and should have been equal to the challenge posed by the cataclysm through which they were living."
The Holocaust has taught us where stirring up nationalist, racial and religious prejudices can lead, that silence is a form of complicity, and that those who lend their voices to the side of evil help legitimize it. We know that there's a difference between the rhetoric of normal, everyday politics and dog-whistle bigotry. Or at least, we should — in no small part because we have had people like Elie Wiesel and Rabbi Lookstein to teach us.
But apparently, Rabbi Lookstein forgot. He was ready to appear at the convention that would hand the safekeeping of the nation to a fear-mongering, misogynistic birther who wants to ban Muslims and build a wall.
Upon withdrawing, he claimed in a widely disseminated email that he meant to be apolitical. If anyone should know that appearing at Trump's nominating convention would be anything but apolitical, it's Rabbi Lookstein. You don't lead one of the most affluent and influential Jewish congregations in the world without understanding a thing or two about politics, PR, and power. You certainly don't write a book about the world's failure to oppose Nazism, and you don't build an educational institution where "Never again!" is taught daily, without thinking deeply about the alarming anti-Semitism of right-wing American extremism. And you don't miss the anti-Semitism of images like the one Trump tweeted of Hillary Clinton with a pile of money, a six-pointed star, and the words, "Most corrupt candidate ever!"
No doubt, some will balk at the comparison between Trump and Hitler. But, as Rabbi Lookstein well knows, if you wait for the tyrant to become Hitler, it's too late; the time to stand against racism, bigotry, hatred, and injustice is always now; and participating in an unjust system ratifies it. Trump pits white Christians against everyone else; paints specific racial and religious groups as immoral, dangerous, and loathsome; churns out streams of propaganda designed to create fear and hysteria; scapegoats vulnerable minority groups; antagonizes not just the nation's enemies, but even its allies; recklessly threatens to use not just our economic, but also our military might to resolve every conflict; offers thinly veiled appeals to white supremacy; and builds ultra-nationalist fervor that makes enemies of most of the world. He is not just another Republican candidate, and this is not just another convention. What hundreds of Rabbi Lookstein's students and congregants want to know is, how could he have failed to see that?
But that's just half of Rabbi Lookstein's recent troubles. The other half is the conversion mess that immediately preceded the convention debacle — and this time, he got hit from the right. How is it that the same guy could fall out with both sides so spectacularly?
Ramaz and Kehilath Jeshurun are Modern Orthodox institutions balanced on a razor-thin line between modern America and traditional Judaism, an impossible feat that involves a certain amount of sleight of hand. They present themselves as conforming to traditional, halachic Judaism, but the rules bend and change, and blind eyes are turned. Mixed dancing and miniskirts are okay — until they're not. Private observance is optional, but make sure to keep up appearances in the neighborhood. The obvious subtext: to the left are inauthentic, assimilated Jews; to the right are embarrassingly old-world shtetl Jews. We live in the sweet spot in between.
Once again, it's instructive to look at Rabbi Lookstein's own past words to get some perspective on the irony of his current situation. This is from a 1986 Newsday article:
Rabbi Lookstein has already dealt with Reform Jews who were shocked to hear him challenge their religious status and who could be married by him only after he converted them a second time….But Lookstein foresees an even more troubling problem he believes could arise over the dispute. He is principal of the Orthodox Ramaz School in Manhattan 'where, believe it or not, we have had quite a few people meet who eventually married.' He fears that 'one day, we'll have to check students' backgrounds to make certain of their religious standing' because Orthodox parents will want assurances that the school's pupils are fully Jewish."
Today, it's not Lookstein's community questioning whether other Jews are real Jews, it's the Israeli rabbinate questioning whether his converts are. Rabbi Lookstein and his brand of Modern Orthodoxy have always tried to have their cake and eat it too — to be modern and enlightened, but also traditional and small-C conservative. Unwilling to admit that halacha itself might be problematic in the American context, and seduced by the prospect of occupying the desirable niche of authentic-but-cool Orthodoxy for well-connected Jews, Rabbi Lookstein and his institutions have been so focused on the tightrope they walk that they've failed to notice it's no longer their circus.
The Jewish world, like the secular one that produced Trump, is ever more polarized. Even as the majority of American Jews have embraced tolerance and openness, orthodoxy has moved right, seeing Ramaz and KJ as first cousins to Reform, Conservative, Reconstructionist, egalitarian, and post-denominational apikorsim (heretics). And after a lifetime trying to represent an Orthodoxy that satisfies all, Rabbi Lookstein is confronted with the reality that, instead, he's alienated most.


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'Rest in peace, my special little man': Father of boy killed by mother was in bitter custody fight
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The heartbroken father of a boy murdered by his mum on the Yorke Peninsula has told 7 News he was locked in a bitter custody battle.
VIDEO Father of boy murdered by mum on Yorke Peninsula in custody battle. Source: 7 News
He claimed he had raised serious concerns about the boy's welfare to authorities but says it fell on deaf ears.
'We've got some bad news for you': Jacob was killed by his mother before she took her own life. Photo: 7 News
When police officers knocked on Mick Clarke's door yesterday, his heart sank.
Child protective services visited mum and kids hours before murder
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Social workers performed a welfare check the morning the Adelaide family was killed.
Adeline Rigney-Wilson and her children were visited by child protective services just hours before her partner allegedly killed them.
Mother dies of stress and lies from family court
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We are sick and tired of the family courts making statements without evidence, or proof. Sadly most people by now have forgotten about Hayley Gascgoine, the young mother who died five minutes before the judge gave the verdict. Many professionals said her death was not caused by stress, it was other factors, or something else, - or even down to using drugs because she went to the toilet, previous to her collapse.
The toxicology report proved that she was clear. Our professionals cannot be trusted, not in any aspect, not one word. No one who has not witnessed, or been a part of the family court process has a clue about just how abusive these environments are.


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This is one of the main reasons we came back to Vegas again. The neon.
Not any old neon, but old neon. The classic stuff. The stuff that isn't on the strip any more.
We saw loads of neon from some casinos that are still open, but a lot that have closed and been demolished. Signs from the Sahara (closed, but not demolished). Remnant of the old Frontier Hotel signage (dismantled and awaitng restoration) and many many more that are in this boneyard. It was sad so see some of these signs in their current state, but the Neon Museum is determined to get them all back into tip top condition and re-display them. Next time we visit Vegas we'll definitely be visiting again. Best $15 spent.


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Casa Brea, Chiavari
A characteristic independent house located on top of a small hill
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Casa Brea is a characteristic independent house located on top of a small hill. It sleeps four people. From Casa Brea you will have a partial view of Chiavari and Gulf of Tigullio. Casa Brea is 130 square meters (1400 square feet). It features a private garden, air conditioning (please read description below to check in which rooms the units are installed), winter heating and WI-FI Internet access.
You will be roughly 1.5 km (one mile) from the center of Chiavari, where you will find restaurants, shops, public transportation, the beach and the tourist port. You will find the closest restaurant at 1 km (roughly 1100 yards) and the stop for ATP bus Chiavari - Leivi line at 250 meters (820 feet). You will reach Casa Brea from the parking area going down a private walkway that cuts through the garden and includes approximately 60 stairway steps. Because of the street below, some traffic and city noise can be heard.
For a succesful stay at Casa Brea we recommend having a car. You will be able to park it on the premises, inside the entrance gate. The parking space is suitable for at most two cars.
The furnishings of the living room are modern and welcoming. The furnishings include three sofas and two armchairs. In the living room you will also find a cooking area. The kitchenette is equipped with a four-burner gas cooker, an electric oven, a small refrigerator without freezer, a dishwasher, a microwave oven and an Italian-style coffee-maker. There is also a washing machine, an iron and an ironing board. The dining table can accommodate six guests. In this room you will find a flat-screen satellite television (local channels). From the living room you will be able to enter the garden through a French door. The room is equipped with an air conditioning/heating unit.
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Join us at the Swainsboro Golf & Country Club for the 21st Annual Kevin Hutcheson Memorial Golf Tournament, hosted by the Swainsboro Jaycees.
- Check-in at 7:30am, shotgun start at 8am
- 4 person scramble
- $200 per team, covers green/ cart fees and lunch
- Door prizes, longest drive & closest to pin prizes, $10k cash prize opportunity on hole #3
- Auction available after lunch
Spaces are limited, call early to reserve your spot.
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Home City: San Diego, CA
Rookie Year on LPGA: 2001
LPGA Wins: 6
LPGA Majors: 0 (Best finish: Tied for 3rd at 2009 Ricoh Women's
British Open)
Rookie of the year finish: Won!
Height: 5' 7"
Family: Husband Son Hyuk, son Hae-Il/"Dale"
Best score: 61 (2008 State Farm Classic)
Best Scoring Average for a year: 70.78 (2006)
Best Season money total: $1,147,651 (2006)
Best Season Money Position: 4th (2003)
Most Top Tens/Season: 11 (2003, 2005)
2016 LPGA Status: Retired (Category 18)
awards: 2001 Rookie of the Year
Strong Statistics: Putting
Nicknames: The Golf Bride
Other Sports: None
Hobbies: None I know of!
Fila Korea
Why she is a Seoul Sister: She was one of the original Big
Four Korean stars on the LPGA.
How's her English?: Great
Best part of her game: Hee-Won is fairly consistent all around,
with a good short game.
Needs to work on: Surprisingly short off the tee.
Cool possible headlines: 'Hee-Won: She Won!'; 'Who won? Hee-Won!'
started playing golf at the age of nine. As an amateur she recorded
48 victories, including the 1996 World Amateur Golf Championship.
She turned pro in 1998, choosing to focus on the Japanese LPGA tour
rather than the KLPGA (she is fluent in Japanese). There she managed
to win the Rookie of the Year award, the same year Se Ri Pak won
the Rookie of the Year award on the American LPGA (it was a good
year for Korea!). She played on the JLPGA for several more years,
in 1999 managing two victories and finishing fifth on the money
2000, she came over to America to try her luck on the LPGA. She
finished 27th at Q-School, only good enough for conditional status
on the LPGA. Despite this, she did very well in the Rookie of the
Year race, Monday qualifying for tournaments an impressive 7 of
11 attempts in 2001. She ended up with four top twenties and a top
ten that year and won the Rookie of the Year award, the only player
that I know of to have won the award both on the LPGA and the JLPGA.
Her 70th place finish on the money list gave her an exempt card
for 2002; no more Monday qualifying!
good as her rookie year was, though, it was 2002 where Hee-Won really
made a name for herself. Her first big success came at the Longs
Drugs Challenge, where she was among the top leaders, but still
several shots back of Cristie Kerr, until Kerr made a few mistakes
and, stunningly, Han suddenly moved into a tie for the lead. Alas,
a mishit drive on the 18th hole cost her a bogey and a one shot
loss to Kerr, but the second place finish was by far her best on
the LPGA. She followed that up with several more top finishes, and
at the Big Apple Classic, playing against fellow Korean Gloria Park
and World #1 Annika Sorenstam, Hee-Won came from behind to grab
a share of the lead with Park and force an all Korean playoff. In
fact, Hee-Won even had a short putt to win it outright on 18, but
missed it and had to settle for the playoff. Once there, Gloria
won, but it was a second second place finish for Hee-Won. Just the
next week, Hee-Won found herself again just one shot out of the
lead (behind Seoul Sister Mi Hyun) at the Wendy's Championship,
after Peanut put her tee shot on 17 into the water, but again, Hee-Won
fell just short of catching Mi Hyun, finishing second again. Hee-Won
had one more chance to shine, moving her way relentlessly up the
ladder at the Cisco World Match Play championship. But in the semifinals
she lost to Japanese player Midori Yoneyama, when Yoneyama came
from behind, tied her at 18, then beat her in extra holes. Had she
won that match she would have played Seoul Sister Grace for yet
another chance at her first victory.
proved to be an even better year for Han. After finishing third
at the Safeway Ping, she seized an early lead at the LPGA Championship,
but faltered on the weekend. Then, she returned to the Sybase Big
Apple Classic, and this time squeezed out the win, her first on
the LPGA. This started a string of great performances, which included
another win at the Wendy's, a second place at the Jamie Farr, and
another second place at the Evian Masters. All of this resulted
in her career best finish on the money list, 4th, and her first
time breaking a million dollars in earnings for a single season.
finished the year by marrying her beau, pro baseball pitcher Hyuk
Son. The marriage of two famous athletes was a first for Korea,
and it greatly raised Hee-Won's profile in the Korean press.
got off to a slow start for Hee-Won. In fact, it was not until mid-season
that she started to pick up good finishes. But as usually happens
with her, she got on a roll in late summer, and won her only event
of the year in September at the Safeway Classic. She once again
finished the year in the top ten, this time 8th on the money list.
The 2005 season was much the same: she collected another win, had
a few more good chances to win, and ended up tying her career best
of 11 top tens on the year.
continued her excellent play in the 2006 season. As usual, she had
a nice streak where she put together five consecutive top five finishes,
including two seconds and a win. The win came at the Corning Classic
in a playoff, beating fellow Korean Meena Lee. With this victory,
she has notched a win in every season since 2003. She also had her
first ever top ten at a Major when she finished 6th at the Nabisco.
She added a second win at the Honda Thailand tournament in October,
and finished 2006 with more than a million in earnings. In the last
four years, she is the only Korean golfer to finish in the top ten
on the money list all four years.
the year ended, she made a surprising announcement: she was expecting
her first child! In 2007, she only played a few tournaments before
taking an extended maternity leave following the Nabisco Championship.
In late June, she gave birth to a son by Cesarean section. They
named the little boy Hae-Il (English name: Dale). Hee-Won returned
to action in time to defend her title at the Honda Thailand tournament
in October. She played two events at the end of the season, finishing
11th and 10th at them.
returned to action full time in 2008. She did not play at the top
level she was formerly at, but still managed to have a fair amount
of success right away. She just missed a top ten in her first event
of the year, and finished 7th at the second. She tied her best ever
Major finish with a 6th at the Nabisco, and began her year with
top 20s in all but one of her first 8 events (and she finished 22nd
at that one). But she was not really putting herself in contention
to win.
consistency decreased later in the season, although she still was
capable of amazing rounds of golf. She finished tied for third in
Rochester, producing a 64 in round three. She then shattered her
best ever round with a 61 at the State Farm; with just three holes
to go, she had a three foot putt to move to 12 under, but just missed
it. She had a weak Evian Masters, but shot a 65 in the final round
to vault up the standings.
did all of this while leaving her son with relatives back in Korea.
The separation was tough, but she did manage to go back home to
visit him from time to time when the schedule allowed.
2009, she was still looking for her first win since Dale's birth.
She didn't manage that, and it was a bit of an off year, but she
did achieve a couple of memorable highlights. Her best moment came
at the year's final Major, the British Women's Open, where she finished
tied for third, her best ever Major performance. She wound up 29th
on that year's money list.
was her weakest season since her rookie year, but she still finished
43rd on the money list, easily maintaining full status for 2011.
She had only one top ten all year, a tie for 4th at the ShopRite
Classic. In 2011, she had 2 top tens, her best finish a tie for
6th at the Canadian Women's Open. She finished 40th on the year's
money list.
was another decent but unspectacular season for Han. Her best finish
came at the ShopRite Classic, where she scored a tie for 5th. She
made over $250,000 and finished 46th on the money list. Her biggest
highlight of 2012 might have been serving as the Captain of the
victorious Korean team at the Korea-Japan Team Championship.
finished 71st on the LPGA money list in 2013 with no top tens, her
best finish being a tie for 17th at the Mizuno Classic. Han finished
108th on the money list in 2014, with her best finish coming at
the Founders Cup near the start of the year (a tie for 15th).
officially retired from the game in 2014, playing her last round
at the Portland Classic in September. Interestingly, Jeong Jang
also played her final LPGA round the same day. Congratulations to
Hee-Won Han on a great career, and best of luck to her and her family
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Texas Tech wide receiver Dylan Cantrell reeled in a catch against Arizona State on Saturday that Red Raiders fans might be watching for a while.
Cantrell recorded a spectacular one-handed, over-the-shoulder catch in the Big 12-Pac 12 matchup before eventually falling out of bounds. If you haven't already seen it, your eyes might not believe the insane catch from Texas Tech senior.
⁉ DYLAN CANTRELL ARE YOU SERIOUS ⁉ pic.twitter.com/3FEmLpvbHV
— FOX Sports Southwest (@FOXSportsSW) September 17, 2017
Cantrell caught for 675 yards and 8 touchdowns with Texas Tech in 2016. After his spectacular play on Saturday, it's all too clear that Cantrell is shaping up to have another impressive season for the Red Raiders.


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i need to find a software that will allow me to sort out my clients problem from were am seated...am working for an internet service provider...now we need to find a software that can work when installed on my pc only!any ideas?links?HHHHHEEELLLLP!
What's wrong with the remote desktop software that's in Windows?
How do you know when a politician is lying? His mouth is moving.
Google "TeamViewer"
i tried team viewer but it requires that you install the software on both pc's!
Did it ever occur to you to have the client download and install the software?
It ain't rocket surgery..................
They are MANY remote tools to use:
Some tools are harder to work with because it needs to be installed on both PCs and router port forwarding might need to be done as well to get them to work.
Others are web based and work over Port 80 (like a web browser) and do not need router configuration set up. One I like tht works this way is LogMeIn.
Just another stupid saying...
thanks pipo
@pc geek, tried logmein...my boss refused it.he doesnt want one that has to be installed on both pc's...he wants one that will only be installed on hes computer and it shud allow him to view all our clients desktops...is there anything i cud use that can use ip addresses?anything plizzz


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My mom taught me how to pin on a quilt, and how to stipple...everything else I am completely self taught. I have been longarm machine quilting since July of 2005. I quilt on a Gammill Statler longarm. A Statler is a computer, which was added to my machine in December of 2016. So, for most of my career I have been hand guiding the longarm machine. Which is great!! Hand guiding a machine allows you to have more control in what design goes where. I do love having a computer for the edge to edge designs, especially geometric which are hard to get looking good if you are following a pantograph. I also learned how to follow pantographs, after I started designing them with Patricia Ritter from Urban Elementz in 2014. Our designs can be found here: https://www.urbanelementz.com/catalogsearch/result/?cat=0&q=Leisha+Farnsworth
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OAKLAND — Despite the drama, despite the injuries, and despite big-time changes to the roster, the Warriors are exactly where everyone presumed they would be as the NBA enters its homestretch this week: they sit in first place in the Western Conference as the overwhelming favorites to win a third-straight NBA title.
The first 57 games of the Warriors regular season were anything but ho-hum. The final 25 should — in theory — be smoother.
That's not to say that there won't be challenges, though. The Warriors will need to strike a delicate balance in the coming weeks to maintain their favorite status.
After five days away from the team facility, the Warriors scrimmaged Wednesday — a rarity amid a jam-packed regular season schedule — ahead of Thursday's game against the Kings. The team looked and sounded fresh.
The Warriors would love to carry that renewed zeal into April and the start of the NBA playoffs — the real season — but that's wishful thinking. The All-Star Game was only a small reprieve from the grind, which resumes — full-bore — next week, when Golden State embarks on a week-long East Coast road trip.
That's not to say the break was enjoyed in vain. The positive energy on display Wednesday can be channeled.
At the same time, the Warriors are not a fully actualized squad — there are still things they need to put into action before the playoffs start.
The grand challenge for both the Warriors' coaching staff and players is to manage the seemingly contrasting goals of gearing up for playoff basketball — which they know as well as anyone is a different beast — while also ensuring that they are sufficiently fresh for the tournament.
The keystone: getting the big man as close to 100 percent as possible.
If DeMarcus Cousins looks like the DeMarcus Cousins of the Pelicans and Kings heading into the playoffs, the Warriors will have too much firepower to be properly challenged in a seven-game series.
That said, Boogie is coming off a catastrophic injury that could very well prevent him from regaining his former form this season (or ever).
For now, conditioning is the issue.
Cousins ran out of gas in the final few games before the All-Star Game. He's played 11 games so far this season, but in his six most recent games, he's shot 36 percent and only 15 percent from beyond the arc — all while playing matador-style defense.
It's not surprising that Cousins hit a wall — despite his impressive performances in his first few games with the Dubs, it would have been ridiculous to expect him to be in mid-season shape.
But if Cousins finds his wind and that matador defense remains, the Warriors have a big problem — as we saw in the final few games before the All-Star Game, teams are targeting Cousins on defense with ruthlessly repetitive pick-and-rolls, and the Warriors, even with Draymond Green and Klay Thompson on the court, struggled to compensate. The Warriors new starting lineup — with Cousins at center — has a zero net rating in nine games together. That cannot be the case heading into the playoffs.
Warriors coach Steve Kerr said Wednesday that Cousins will not be on a minutes limit for the rest of the season — an important note, because the Warriors need Cousins to summit that conditioning hill ASAP to find out what his defensive ceiling is.
Until he does, the Dubs are in a holding pattern — that's because the Warriors' other goal for the remainder of the regular season is to lock down on the defensive end.
It's not surprising that the Warriors' defensive rating is in the lower half of the NBA with 25 games to play — after four-straight NBA Finals, they're coasting more and more in the regular season — but both Kerr and Green acknowledged Wednesday that such form leaves Golden State susceptible in the postseason.
The Warriors have shown flashes of elite-level defense in recent weeks, but now it's go-time. We're about to find out if 25 games are enough to establish (or re-establish) a habit — because while the Warriors might be able to outscore anyone, offense is generally unreliable. Defense, on the other hand, is a tried-and-true formula for postseason success, as the Warriors have proven the past four years.
As talented as they might be, the Dubs need to start melding excellence on both ends — the called it "flipping the switch" last season — ahead of the spring tournament.
Green will quarterback that effort on the court (and try to win a second Defensive Player of the Year Award in the process), but the Warriors coaches (and Green himself) need to be hyper-cognizant his workload in the coming weeks, lest he not be physically capable of carrying the Dubs' defense in the postseason.
Rest days will likely become normal occurrences in the final eight weeks of the season, not just for Green (whose cacophony of injuries requires them as much as anyone) but for all Warriors' veterans. Kerr said health, like last year, is the top priority of the final stretch — No. 1 seed be damned.
Oh, and while the Warriors walk this tightrope of rest and full activation the team might add another player — a wing or (if Cousins' body doesn't cooperate) a center. Just another thing to factor.
And to think so many people believe that Kerr's job is easy.
It might look that way in the long run, but the Warriors' can't waste any time in getting down to business. Twenty-five games might seem like an eternity, but it'll go in a flash, and how the Warriors handle this stretch — the most important stretch of their peculiar campaign — will likely dictate how the postseason unfolds.


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Scotland starts world's first floating wind farm
Oct 23, 2017, 7:03 AM EDT
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Scotland, with its sight set on an ambitious goal of becoming "zero-carbon" by 2020, now hosts the world's first floating wind farm that can produce enough electricity to meet power requirements of nearly 10,000 homes.
The Hywind project, located about 25 km off the shores of the Scottish town of Peterhead in Aberdeenshire, comprises giant turbines hooked to the bottom of the sea, a model that seeks to tap the potential of offshore wind as a competitive new energy source, notes Futurism.
The new floating design opens up new opportunities for island nations like the Philippines and others to source renewable energy and head towards a carbon-free power economy, writes Inquirer.net.


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A Permanent Image
Point Loma Playhouse
3035 Talbot St. Point Loma
Siblings Bo and Ally are back in their childhood home for the funeral of their father. Their mother Carol has painted the whole house white and is suspected to have been heavily drinking since their father's death. What Ally and Bo come to find out is that their mother has a method to her madness as she pulls out some home videos of their father just before he died. Called a fusion between realism and the absurd, A Permanent Image is a tense exploration of the distance families put between themselves and what it takes to bring them back together. Featured are actors Anna Sandor, Salomon Maya, Sandra Ruiz and Daniel Jaquez with direction by James P. Darvas assisted by Emily Candia.
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The Greatest Showman
Sunday 20 May 2018 @ 3:00 pm
Baden Powell Community Hall, Turriff
Sunday 20th May 2018
Inspired by the imagination of P.T. Barnum, The Greatest Showman is an original musical that celebrates the birth of show business & tells of a visionary who rose from nothing to create a spectacle that became a worldwide sensation.
Doors open for Fly Cup at 2.30pm
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Full £5
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Fr. John Whiteford Does the Orthodox Church teach that the Septuagint is more reliable than the Hebrew text of the Old Testament? If so, why? Fr. John Whiteford talks about the "Bible according to the Seventy". In the "Encyrlical of the Eastern Patriarchs" of 1848, which was a reply to the epistle of Pope Pius IX, "To The Easterns," the ... Read More »
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Preliminary Accident Reports
May 2004 Issue
February 22, Claremore, Okla. / Cessna 182
At 1600 central time, a Cessna 182A crashed when the engine lost partial power on initial climb from Sam Riggs Airpark. The pilot and two passengers were not injured; one passenger sustained minor injuries. The pilot said he departed runway 22, a 2,760-foot turf runway, after a normal runup. At approximately 500 feet agl, the engine lost most of its power output. The pilot banked slightly to avoid an approaching tree line and initiated an emergency landing to an open grass field. The airplanes right wingtip struck the ground and the left main gear dug into soft ground. Examination of the airplanes fuel system revealed water in the carburetor bowl and both wing fuel tanks....
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Scorpio reveled in Halloween with those costumes from the "dead" zone stirring up instinctual horror of our own mortality. Before we scare ourselves to death, this full moon in Taurus jumps. "Enough already with creatures that go bump in the night. We need 'creature comforts' like a warm fire and flannel sheets. Get out of your mind and back into your body."
The Nov. 6 full moon shines light on broader considerations: the physical, the practical, our heart's desires, and resources to enact our plans. There may be more cuts to be made, but Taurus reminds us to take it slow.
This full moon has a sweetness to it with Taurus' ruler, Venus, visiting Scorpio. This is a bit like Little Red Riding Hood (Venus) visiting her grandmother's cottage where the Big Bad Wolf (Scorpio) has moved in. The hearth is dark and cold. Little Red hustles around warming the cottage and serving soup (Taurus), and against his nature, voila, the wolf goes all warm and fluffy.
The soup could be spilled if overly enthusiastic Jupiter demands too much of everyone.
Balance and consideration is the key; not too much this, not too much that. Mars and Pluto, both military men, are conferring with ruthless truth on whether to stay in camp or move to the battle field. Remember the saying, "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned?" Pluto and Mars can have that same response. So we'd be wise to help Venus use her social graces in keeping peace.
Nov. 6–22
Scorpio, can you see the light at the end of the tunnel? You've worked with structural Saturn for two years and should be in a stronger, truer position. Give up straddling any gap. Make final adjustments and relax with trusted friends. And hey, good job!
Speaking of strategic thinkers, Capricorns are in good position this moon. Mars and Pluto are in your sign and those two are doers. Put them to focused work. Squeeze in a little fun at home with your honey. All work and no play ain't good for nobody.
Taurus, Ms. Moon, all shiny and bright, your family and friends adore you! Go for the broadest view of life you can muster while plodding along. Beware of drama, that's not your arena. Keep to your sense of integrity dull as it may be. It will pay off.
Home is a good foundation, Leo, so pay attention to the peeps you live with and the building you live in. Being a star is hard work even at home. Don't let adoration distract you from your plan as you begin to get noticed.
Gemini, Scorpio energy is tough on a butterfly! Dream time might help you see solutions to congestion in your work sector; work, as opposed to career. Career is a bit nebulous for the moment. Friends, gossip and a good read can help you escape into your natural habitat.
Before you had an everyday routine, Virgo, you had a vision. Remember it and eliminate the superfluous. Expansive Jupiter is a guardian angel bringing compassion to your door. Lighten up on the little stuff, (and it's all little stuff, right?), delegate what you can and get ready to set a new cornerstone.
Work, home and spouse are all singing the same song, Aquarius. They want your attention, like now! But your star is rising and you can afford to tend to them like honored guests. Time outs (and the appearance of independence) are important, so close the office door and take a break. Your nervous system will thank you.
Staying to routines, Pisces, can ground you. Even if you don't feel like it. Your ruling planet, Neptune is a powerful, psychic antenna, but you can't receive etheric messages 24/7 or you'll go mad! Just kidding! Seriously, Ms/Mr. Fish, routines and humanitarian work will keep you sort-of-sane.
Libra, since you share gracious Venus as a ruling planet with Taurus, this moon feels familiar which can help you speak up for yourself. There is diplomatic power in how you put words together. Don't let worries about "them" keep you from getting what you want and what you're worth.
Halloween and creativity — so fun, Cancer! There's a lot of tough news in the world and it's stressing you out, so keep your party going. It's what you need. Finger painting, dance to the music, cosmos with the girls, whatever...no stress, just fun. (Seriously, fun!)
Aries, it's almost intolerable not being your authentic self. You must find your courage and get out of any corner you painted yourself into. We need your fire and energy. Lead the way, or risk being quirky and crabby for no reason, and, baby, we don't need that!
Sagittarius, hang a "Do Not Disturb" sign on the doorknob. Quiet, reflective home time could point you towards your destiny. Can you hear the soft murmurs trying to get your attention? They are on the edge of daydreams and at night.