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|Guest list is visible
Only held on the dates listed.
(3rd Event) Tuesday 1st September 2015
Event Dates on the Calendar Link
By Montly Event
8pm to Midnight
No Entry after 10pm Sharp!! Unless Pre Arranged.
Brighton Bi Girls & Bi Club Night is a Private Night Club Event to meet other Bi Sexual Swingers in a safe and secure club environment to Socialise or Play.
The event is open to all Bi Couples, Bi Single Ladies, Bi Single Men, Bi TV's, Bi Lesbian, Bi Gay and Bi Friendly.
( NO Membership Required )
The venue we hire is centrally located and ideal for discreet events.
(DO NOT phone the venue for info as they Only Hire the venue out to us)
All info you need is below.
Full Bar Area to make this the ideal place to chill and meet new friends.
Tea, Coffee, Light Refreshments & Alcohol will be on sale.
Credit & Debit Cards accepted at the bar.
Dance Floor with 70s 80s & 90s Music.
: Entry Fee -
Cash only and pay on entry. (No Pre Booking or Membership Required)
£15 each for Single Men
£8 each for Couples, TV,s and TS
£5 each for Single Women
: FREE Lockers* for Women and A Cloakroom for the Men.
: Two Semi Dark Meeting Rooms -
Can be used in multiple ways depending on your requirements on the night.
: Strict Dress Code "inside" the Venue
Dress to impress..
Inside the venue - NO street wear, NO Work Clothes unless its a smart suit and clean, NO non black Tops, Jeans or Trousers, NO Trainers or Tracksuits, NO Boxer Shorts Only, We do not class naked as a fetish. (If you have an outfit you're unsure about please email me.)
Ladies & CD - Dress to impress.
Gents - All Smart Black or Dress to impress.
: Rules Club Naughtiness -
NO means NO at all times.
Refrain from making any physical contact unless it is requested of you.
(Any form of MASTURBATING in the bar/club area WILL NOT be tolerated).
No Cameras, Photographs or Videos.
*Lockers - £5 Deposit for key - Fully refunded when key is returned.
Free Cloak Room also if required
: Address-
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129 St James Street
East Sussex
Use side door to enter venue.
Entrance is from Steine Street, next to The Sussex Beacon.
Google map link
Days and Times may change from month to month.
This Event & Venue has a Zero Drug Use Policy
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Here is the schedule for our intensive group courses this spring and summer at our studio. Class size is limited to 4 people, and we will work on a variety of equipment, from simple hand presses, large format parallel lift, and semi automatic printers.
We will have an 'Intro to
Screenprinting' each month, and during July and August, we have
scheduled 'Graphic Applications of Screenprinting' in the days following
the 'Intro' courses for people who want to really immerse themselves in
Screenprinting this summer.
Printmaking artists should look at our new 'Art Print Experience'
program - spend time in one of the most beautiful parts of Canada in our
newly remodelled guest suite, have full use of the studio, equipment,
and materials, and create a limited edition serigraph working with me to
take home from your trip.
If you have any questions or wish to book your workshop times, please
get in touch either by email or phone. Hope to see you here this summer!
Andy MacDougall
Squeegeeville Studio
Courtenay, BC Canada
-on beautiful Vancouver Island
(250) 334-2598
2005 Schedule
The following courses are offered on a first come basis, please register
early to avoid dissapointment. If you wish to set up a group or
individual course on dates other than listed below, please contact us at email@example.com
Introduction to Screenprinting
Mar 18, 19 & 20
Apr 17, 18 & 19
May 13, 14 & 15
June 17, 18 & 19
July 19, 20 & 21 *
Aug 12, 13 & 14 *
Sept 16, 17, & 18
Oct 14, 15 & 16
* these two courses can be combined with *'graphic applications'
Graphic Applications
June 24, 25 & 26
July 22, 24 & 25 focus on textiles
Aug 15, 16 & 17 focus on 3D products
NEW Art Print Experience
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2006-2013 Chevrolet Tahoe/GMC Yukon - Pre-Owned
As Chevrolet and GMC dealerships are starting to take delivery of the fourth-generation Tahoe and Yukon, the third generation makes its inevitable way into the classified ads and used vehicle lots. This is a good thing because the Tahoe/Yukon has always been a popular choice, bringing old-school, body-on-frame pulling power and generous accommodation to the full-size SUV-loving crowd.
With each incarnation coming on stream, the driving experience has improved. Comfort, noise levels, and chassis composure all made changes for the better in Generation Three. Build quality and interior materials also saw an uptick. The Tahoe/Yukon doesn't go in for high-concept design, though. Instead, there's a straight-down-the-line, get-on-with-the-job air about it.
Just as the Chevy Silverado/GMC Sierra pickup trucks that provide the platform are sisters, the Tahoe and Yukon are essentially the same vehicle. Differences add up to not much more than the badge. The upside is that if there isn't a Tahoe for sale that fits the bill in terms of price, condition, and locale, there just might be a Yukon. Either way, there's seating for up to nine, although third-row space is somewhat cramped. And those rearmost seats don't fold flat into the floor when load space is the preferred option. They have to be removed—they're not light—and stowed somewhere. Total cargo area is a generous 109 cubic feet. Maximum towing capacity is 8,500 pounds in rear-drive versions. Two flavors of all-wheel-drive system were offered: straightforward and tarmac-friendly, or more specialized with a low-range transfer case. Trim levels in ascending order of equipment for the Tahoe are LS, LT, and LTZ, and for the Yukon are SLE, SLT, and Denali. The LS starts with a decent amount of standard equipment that includes separate driver/front passenger climate controls. Trailer Sway Control became available in 2012. The main engine is a 5.3-liter V-8 developing 320 hp and 340 lb-ft of torque. It's EPA rated at 15 mpg city, 21 mpg highway. From 2007, it gained a flex-fuel capability where it could run on E85. This is backed by a either a four-speed automatic in earlier models or a six-speed automatic transmission starting with the 2009 model year. GM also offered a 6.2-liter V-8 (395 hp/415 lb-ft in the Tahoe LTZ and 403 hp/417 lb-ft in the Yukon Denali), but that wasn't a big seller. Neither was the thirsty 4.8-liter V-8 (making 295 hp and 305 lb-ft for 14 mpg city, 19 mpg highway, linked to a four-speed auto transmission) found in LS models only. A hybrid version of the Tahoe surfaced in 2009 with a 6.0-liter V-8 and fuel figures of 20 mpg city, 23 mpg highway, and a towing capacity of 6,000 pounds.
The Tahoe had a mid-cycle styling refresh for the 2010 model year; the Yukon saw some changes for 2012, including the discontinuation of the SLE and SLT trims.
Problems are a varied smorgasbord including dodgy wiring and suspect brakes, but one of the most common issues seems to be cracks in the dashboards. The 5.3-liter V-8 engines have a bit of a reputation for burning oil, so the standard advice of getting a specialist to look over any possible purchase is worth re-emphasizing. Recalls have also centered on a range of headaches, such as rear-axle cross pins, steering shaft bolts, rear brake caliper bolts, and electrical foibles. A 2009 Tahoe LT with rear-wheel drive in good condition is valued at $25,779. A 2009 Ford Expedition Limited with similar mileage and equipment fetches $26,573, while a comparable 2009 Toyota Sequoia Limited is a much pricier $31,829.
|2006-2013 Chevrolet Tahoe/GMC Yukon
|Body type:
|4-door SUV
|Front engine, RWD/4WD
|4.8/295-hp OHV V-8; 5.3/320-hp OHV V-8; 6.2/403-hp OHV V-8 (2005 on) Brakes, f/r: Disc, disc, ABS
|Price range, whlsl/retail (KBB):
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Premier League: Leroy Fer becomes Norwich City's sixth summer signing
Norwich City have confirmed the signing of Dutch international midfielder Leroy Fer from FC Twente on a four-year deal.
Last Updated: 15/07/13 12:14pm
The 23-year-old, who is Chris Hughton's sixth summer signing, scored 21 goals in 71 appearances for FC Twente after starting his career with Feyenoord.
Fer, who has two full caps, captained Holland at Under-17 and Under-19 levels and he was a key part of their European Under-21 Championship team which made it to the semi-finals earlier this summer, scoring twice during the group stages.
He joins Javier Garrido, Ricky Van Wolfswinkel, Nathan Redmond, Martin Olsson and Carlo Nash in boosting Hughton's options for the 2013-14 Barclays Premier League season.
Hughton said: "We are really pleased to have acquired the signature of a player with the qualities that Leroy has.
"He's a very versatile Dutch international and at 23 he has that pleasing balance of having acquired experience playing over 100 games in the Dutch League - but still having plenty of time ahead of him to continue his development as a player here with us at Norwich City."


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Nikki Sixx Thanks Fans for Support in Wake of Mother's Death
This past weekend, Motley Crue bassist Nikki Sixx shared the tragic news that his mother Deana Richards had passed away at the age of 74. While the details regarding her death were very scarce, Sixx has since taken to Facebook to thank his fans for their support throughout this difficult time.
In a short post on his Facebook page, Sixx shared his regret for not trying to rebuild his relationship with his mother and reminding everyone to seize the day. He also talked about how his fans have helped him through this hard time, reminding him of the common bonds that tie us all together.
Sixx wrote:
Thank you for all the supportive posts here and on Twitter about the passing of my Mom. Her and my grandfather Tom's recent passing is a gentle reminder of how fragile time is and a not so gentle sledgehammer to the heart that none of us get out of this life alive. If your wasting time procrastinating on anything trust me when I say "You'll be sorry".
I waited too long after a rocky road with my mother to try and rebuild the broken fence's.You can never get time back.We all make mistakes and that was mine.....Again,thank you because it reminds me reading your posts how much we're all alike.......
Backing up that sentiment, Sixx, who actively communicates with his fans via social networking, recently lamented about wanting a break from touring to spend some quality time with his family and friends. While he assured fans that he takes nothing for granted, he did admit that the constant touring has been wearing on him.
Motley Crue recently wrapped up their North American tour dates with just a handful of festival outings remaining on their schedule throughout the summer before they kick off their second residency at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas in September.


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CRE Atlanta needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 110 designs submitted by 33 freelance designers.
Lenox Plaza and Lenox Center (2 separate buildings but same ownership)
We are a commercial real estate firm charged with branding, marketing and ultimately leasing office space in two buildings located across the street from Lenox Mall in Atlanta, GA (Buckhead). Both buidings are located on prominent streets: one is located on Peachtree Road and the other on Lenox Road. The winning logo will be used on all marketing material for years to come!!!!!
Our target audience will be company executives who want to locate their business to our office buildings and commercial real estate brokers who represent these companies. The types of firms are: real estate, accounting, staffing, consulting, legal, insurance, etc. that range in size from 1,000sf to 15,000sf. The buildings were built in the 1960s and compete with similar vintage buildings. However, these 2 buildings often get lost amongst the taller buildings in Buckhead. Plus, many buildings have the Lenox name in them so it can get quite confusing. We are requesting a logo be created to try to set these buildings apart and keep them fresh in the brokers' minds.
We are looking for a logo to represent the two buildings - Lenox Center and Lenox Plaza located in Atlanta, Georgia (Buckhead).
Here are a few things to think about:
1. Consider the colors, the architecture and the location of the buildings when creating the logo.
2. We prefer one logo that brands both buildings together instead of two separate logos since these buildings are located near each other and have the same ownership. (however, if 2 logos are required, that may do)
3. The front facade of Lenox Plaza will be re-designed which can be seen in the attached rendering. There are no improvements scheduled for Lenox Center.
4. The financial ownership of these buildings is strong so company executives do not need to worry about the Landlord defaulting.
5. The typeface for the logo should be clear and professional since we are attracting company executives.
Attached, you will find PHOTOS of both properties, a RENDERING of Lenox Plaza's new "face", and the old BROCHURES used for these buildings. In addition, the logo for the buildings next door is attached. Please don['t mimick this logo.
Also, you can go to our website to see the logos of other OFFICE properties we have in Georgia: http://www.lpcsoutheast.com/listings.aspx
Finally, here is a website to get you familiar with Lenox Square Mall across the street: http://www.simon.com/mall/default.aspx?id=207
We will require a .jpg file and vector EPS
Please do not use any stock images or clip art in the logo
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Tips for Camouflaging Thermostats, Radiators & Air Conditioners
Weather in the Northeast being what it is, our in-wall thermostats, radiators and air conditioners are usually only used for a fraction of the year and the rest of the time they serve as unsightly additions to our décor. Here are a few ideas ideas for hiding or disguising the offending boxes and we want to hear your tips as well.
Hide it in plain sight: We love how the thermostat blends perfectly into Chancie's family photo wall (image 1). As part of the composition of frames it doesn't stand out — past house sitters have even had trouble finding it.
Decorate it: The previous owner of Chris and Hannah's loft decorated an electrical panel in the front hallway by placing a shelf below and painting stencils on it (image 2) and the in-wall air conditioner in this child's bedroom is turned into a truck thanks to some chalkboard paint (image 3). As long as it's smack dab in the middle of the wall, why not have fun with it? A contrasting paint or wallpaper could also add a playful touch an ordinary air conditioner.
Paint it the same color as the wall: Though it won't disappear completely, painting a thermostat, radiator or air conditioner the same color as the wall as Maxime did in this rental apartment will keep it from sticking out like a sore thumb (image 4).
Box it up: There are a million possibilities for custom-made shelves or boxes that can hide in-wall monstrosities. Check out this DIY hinged mirror on unpluggd (image 5) or simply find a shelf that will do the trick—like this table over a radiator in Maxime's apartment (image 6). Wall mounted cabinets are another possibility or find a local carpenter to help you design a one-of-a-kind solution. An Apartment Therapy reader created this unique landing strip (image 7) using IKEA flooring.
Cover it: Curtains or a screen are a perfect way to hide anything unsightly and are especially easy to move around as necessary. The fabric screens from Cassandra's house tour cover air conditioners on the floor (image 8), but could be made taller to hide wall units as well. Or buy an extra deep canvas from an art supply store and either create your own artwork from scratch or stretch a decorative fabric over the canvas. Be careful to only hang fabric over a radiator that isn't being used, otherwise it's a possible fire hazard.
• Air Conditioner Cover by Leslie Fry
• 5 Ways to Hide Your Air Conditioner via New York Magazine
• Round Up: 7 Ideas For Masking The Radiator
• Good Questions: Good Radiator Cover Source?
• Good Questions: Hiding the Monstrously Ugly AC Unit?


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I just had the chance to demo a 7m Bandit 5 for a few hour session. Wind was mid to high teens at the start and low to mid 20s at the peak. I was riding a 6' surfboard and weigh 175.
First of all, when I went out I didn't think a 7m would be enough. I would have pumped my current 9m kite. The Bandit has a very small leading edge and is a light kite. I was surprised when I went out that I had plenty of power to go upwind and could ride waves in either direction. I have never ridden a F-One kite before so cannot compare to previous generations, but I can honestly say it is the nicest kite I have ever flown.
The kite is FAST, but predictable and precise. Good power was generated in the turns, but its a very smooth and linear power. Its hard to describe, but the best word I can think of is smooth. Depower was amazing. I am not a fan of complete depower because it is usually too on/off. The Bandit 5 has incredible depower in a very short amount of depower rope, but its also somehow smooth and linear and just felt perfect. I could bottom turn with speed and depower enough to not be pulled off the board. The kite also goes upwind incredibly well. I was on a smaller kite than most guys out at the start but was able to go anywhere. When the wind picked up, there was no change in kite behavior except some added power.
And then I rode a left, which I was unable to do well on my previous kites at this particular location because they would pull me off the wave with the wind direction. With the Bandit I was able to get into the pocket of the wave like never before. I think it was the combination of the high upwind tack and then being able to easily control the kites power/depower while surfing the wave. I could not get the smile off of my face.
I have to say, although it was only a few hours, I loved the kite and placed an order immediately for a 7 and 9. I have flown most brands over the years and for my style, I believe I have found the perfect kite. I'll post a full review once I get the other kites and have more days on them.
For now, I'd strongly encourage people to demo one if you can. I'm still smiling from that session 2 days ago.
PS, I have no brand affiliation and pay for my gear. I've been riding 9 years and ride strapless surfboards most recently.


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WorkLife class aims to help employees deal with stress
Human Resources WorkLife Programs is offering a class to encourage employees struggling with difficult times.
"Bouncing Back and Better Than Ever" will be held from 4:10 to 4:50 p.m. July 11 in Freehafer Hall, Rooms 2-1 and 2.2. Branna Shores, worklife specialist, will facilitate.
To register for this or another offering, go to www.purdue.edu/worklife and log in with your career account and password, or call WorkLife Programs at 49-45461.
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Discovery Center Scavenger Hunt
Looking for a fun family activity during spring break? Come to the Discovery Center: Kids get in free with paid adult admission during Oregon and Washington spring break, March 22 through April 13.
Enjoy a fun scavenger hunt, kid craft activities, a special kid's menu in the café, and live raptor shows daily.
The Discovery Center is located off I-84 at exit 82, 5000 Discovery Drive, The Dalles, and is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Adult admission is $9, seniors $7, admission for kids during spring break is free with paid adult. For more information, call 541-296-8600, ext. 201, or visit gorgediscovery.org.
Spring Extravaganza at The History Museum
Looking for something exciting to do over Spring Break? Dive into history at the The History Museum's Exploration Space. This hands-on learning space at the museum is always filled with fun activities that teach kids of all ages about history, and the museum is celebrating spring with brand-new activities.
Explore the museum, create your own puppet, learn to weave on a hula hoop, and much more.
Admission is always free for kids 10 and under, currently serving military members and family, and museum members.
Museum hours are Monday through Saturday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more information, call 541-386-6772 or visit co.hood-river.or.us/museum or.
Thomas, more at the Hood River Library
While your family is enjoying some spring break time, why not stop by the library for a bit of fun? The Hood River Library has some special events planned for March 25-29, including crafts, storytimes, movies, and Thomas the Train.
Spring break events at the Library include:
Tuesday, March 25, 2 p.m. — Birdfeeder craft. Come make a feeder out of recycled materials for the newly returning birds.
Wednesday and Thursday, March 26-27, 10:30 a.m. — Spring-themed storytime. Enjoy some special spring-themed stories, songs, and games during our regular weekly storytimes.
Thursday, March 27, 2 p.m. — Thomas the Tank Engine movie and play time. Come play with the great new Thomas play set donated to the library by G. Williker's Toy Shoppe, and watch some Thomas films afterward.
Saturday, March 29, 2 p.m. — Hayao Miyazaki movie. Come see Miyazaki's (My Neighbor Totoro, Spirited Away) beautiful retelling of "The Borrowers."
These programs are free and open to the public. For more information, contact the Library District at 541-386-2535 or email@example.com, or visit hood-riverlibrary.org.
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WINTER PARK, Fla. -- Barry University women's tennis team had three players named to the First-Team All-Sunshine State Conference after a tabulation error in the original team released last month was discovered.
Due to a tabulation error in the original All-SSC Women's Tennis Team release, the list below was amended. Barry's Linda Fritschken moved up to All-SSC First Team in singles, while Barry's Karina Goia was named All-SSC Second Team in singles. The remainder of the All-SSC Team remains unchanged from its original release on April 26.
Fritschken received the necessary outstanding point after she was the only singles player possible to be impacted by the recalculation.
Barry's Elisabeth Abanda and Emma Onila were named to the First Team in doubles. Named All-SSC Second Team in singles were: Abanda, Onila and Goia. Receiving second-team honors in doubles were Fritschken and Kimmy Twelker.
Voting for the All-SSC Women's Tennis Team was conducted among the league's women's tennis coaches.
In his fifth year at the helm of the Bucs' program, Kigel won his fourth consecutive Coach of the Year distinction after leading his Buccaneers to their fourth straight SSC title. Ranked No. 1 in Division II, Kigel's squad went 27-1 in 2013, bowing out in the NCAA quarterfinals, 5-3, to No. 2 and eventual champion Armstrong Atlantic.
First Team
Valentine Confalonieri, Lynn (Fr)
Linda Fritschken, Barry (So)
Sabine Goge, Florida Southern (Jr)
Kristina Huba, Florida Tech (Jr)
Ioana Ivan, Lynn (Jr)
Magda Riutort, Florida Southern (So)
Ashley Rosenberg, Rollins (Jr)
Elisabeth Abanda/Emma Onila, Barry (Fr/Fr)
Valentine Confalonieri/Ioana Ivan, Lynn (Fr/Jr)
Magda Riutort/Sabine Goge, Florida Southern (So/Jr)
Player of the Year - Kristina Huba, Florida Tech
Freshman of the Year - Valentine Confalonieri, Lynn
Coach of the Year - Avi Kigel, Barry
Second Team
Elisabeth Abanda, Barry (Fr)
Maria Benkirane, Saint Leo (So)
Adrianna Daskiewicz, Saint Leo (Jr)
Karina Goia, Barry (Fr)
Lauren Hewett, Tampa (Jr)
Emma Onila, Barry (Fr)
Elissa DeCampli/Ashley Rosenberg, Rollins (Jr/Jr)
Stephanie Dohner/Kristina Huba, Florida Tech (Sr/Jr)
Linda Fritschken/Kimmy Twelker, Barry (So/Fr)
Lauren Hewett/Meg Wladimirski, Tampa (Jr/So)
Honorable Mention
Carli Davis, Rollins (Fr)


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OS X Debugging Notes
System-Provided Python
The copy of Python in /Library/Python on OS X does not include source files for the standard libraries, so Wing's editor will not offer autocompletion values for those modules. To work around this, use Python from within /Library/Frameworks/Python.frameworks instead or copy of Python installed from the standard source distribution.
MacPorts Python
At least some versions of the MacPorts packaging of Python are known not to work with Wing's debugger because it contains an _md5 module that won't load. To work around this, use a different distribution of Python instead.
Debugging 32-bit Python on a 64-bit System
On 64-bit OS X systems, you can set up a shell script with the following contents and set it as the Python Executable in Project Properties, in order to facilitate debugging Python in 32-bit mode:
#!/bin/bash arch -i386 python "$@"
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Spilled milk: Creamery goes udder up
Skim, fat-free, lactose-free, soy, rice with all the "in" milk variations and alternatives available nowadays, I wouldn't be surprised if the disappearance of Shenville Creamery's old-fashioned, glass-bottled whole milk escaped your notice.
But by early February, a few weeks after the Timberville, Virginia-based farm owned by Leon and Ida Heatwole closed, the dairy products (milk, cream, butter) that had been steadily building a following since Shenville's launch in 2000 had entirely vanished from the fridges of many Charlottesville markets.
My messenger was a little note taped to the register at Rebecca's Natural Food. A visit to the shenville.com website filled me in on the main reason for the creamery's seemingly sudden January 30 closure: bankruptcy.
As a heartbroken but optimistic Ida explained to Dish recently, she and her husband, dairy farmers for over 20 years, "got into a financial bind they just couldn't get out of" borrowing hundreds of thousands from Farm Credit for such things as a new well, two new 5,000-sq.-ft. buildings for production and retail, and other inspection-related alterations.
Sales were not the problem. In fact, thanks to Leon's marketing efforts, Shenville products were available from Williamsburg to Harrisonburg, and from big (D.C.) to little Washington (VA). The Heatwoles were just starting to sell their ice creams to high-end restaurants, and they were also on the verge of a distributing deal with Harris Teeter in the D.C. area.
On February 27-28, the creamery was sold piecemeal at auction. Because no serious investors showed up, almost everything was bought back by Farm Credit- thus Shenville as a business is still for sale. There will be a final settlement on March 18, and Ida says a new owner could still buy the business and perhaps hire the Heatwoles to run it.
"People really loved our products, but we were so busy scrambling to satisfy the lenders that we had less time to actually manage the business," Ida says. Apparently several potential buyers approached the Heatwoles as soon as they heard mention of Chapter 11- "Where were all these people on auction day?" Ida asks.
Once farm-rich, Virginia seems to be thinning into a skim state. Cici Williamson, a food and travel writer who featured Shenville Creamery in her book, The Best of Virginia Farms Cookbook and Tour Book , was shocked– but perhaps not totally surprised– to hear about the creamery going udder-up.
"One of the things wrong with America is obvious: We have Enron executives bilking their own employees and shareholders of billions– while honest, hard-working farmers such as the Heatwoles, are forced out of business because of high interest payments," she says.
Williamson calculates that Virginia has lost half of its farms in the past 40 years from 98,000 in 1960 to 49,000 today. Besides the obvious threats posed by land-hungry commercial and housing developments, it's simply getting harder and harder for farmers to earn a living.
"We pay farmers three cents for the wheat to make a loaf of bread, and the plastic bag costs three cents. What I'd like to know is, when a loaf of bread at the supermarket cost $1 or $2, who's making all that profit? Can't we return some of it to the farmer?" Williamson asks.
If only the answer were as simple and as comforting as a big glass of cold milk.
Speaking of farmland and new homes, readers residing in growing Crozet will be happy to hear that the new, family-friendly Southwestern-Mexican eatery Cocina del Sol should be open by early April.
Though I originally reported that Myrna Montiel would be the primary owner-chef, the news is she'll actually be assisting La Cocina's creator, chef-owner Alex Montiel. Formerly executive chef at The Boar's Head Inn (he left in January), Montiel, a Crozet resident, is now devoting his many talents (I found him building a taco bar) to Cocina and to his own versatile catering business.
After working in hotels for years (he opened seven Ritz Carltons), Montiel is enjoying both the quiet and the independence that come with running his own restaurant in Crozet. "Instead of asking for approval, I can change directions in the blink of an eye now, and I have much more time for my family," he says. "I feel like I'm back to life".
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S.3187 - Food and Drug Administration Safety and Innovation Act112th Congress (2011-2012)
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The Microbe Discovery Project outlines an ambitious new study by top researchers that has collected patient samples, but needs desperately funds to complete the work.
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Outdoor Safety Institute LLC
Mission: The Outdoor Safety Institute promotes outdoor activities by providing outdoor education and recreation providers with safety, liability and program management solutions and educating the public about outdoor safety.
OSI is partly a "virtual institute," providing online information and community for people interested in the outdoors (our website will be outdoorsafetyinstitute.com). We are also a provider or solutions for program management, field safety, legal, medical and insurance challenges that outdoor education and recreation programs face (this is how we make money).
ATTRIBUTION: We're willing to credit you for your design work by listing your name & professional email (or a professional appearing website) on our website for at least 5 years (launching in March).
GUARANTEE: We will guarantee this prize, but can't do so until we get 10 entries.
Part of our focus is on the general public with a strong interested in outdoor recreation (think the REI type crowd if you're in the US, MEC for Canadians). We focus on human powered outdoor activities such as backpacking, rock climbing, mountaineering, ice climbing, rafting, kayaking, canoeing, backcountry skiiing, trekking, etc.
Designs should represent the outdoors and dangers in the outdoors and the fact that we guide people away from these dangers (the compass should help to represent our guiding role).
The people who pay are bills, however, are most important and they are:
1) Managers of outdoor education and recreation programs, many in their late 20's through 30's (we're especially interested in the most tech savvy ones).
2) Insurance underwriters/brokers - sometimes a bit more conservative bunch
3) Senior management and boards or directors (generally 35 and up in age) at larger non-profits with an outdoor focus
Examples of potential client organizations might include:
Redesign our draft logo (attached) or feel free to start anew.
The logo must:
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2) Include our name "Outdoor Safety Institute," but it does NOT have to include "LLC" like it said in this briefing originally.
3) Have a white background and ideally be transparent for potential use on top of photos.
The logo might:
1) Include some form of cross like the current version (though we'd like to differentiate OSI from medical or search and rescue groups)
2) Include both land and water elements (e.g. mountains and rivers) to appeal to all our clients
3) Have both color and b&w version (although initial color designs are fine)
4) Be a separate mark from the text or incorporate the image with the name
The logo should not:
1) Include very bright colors
Final file:
Vector based AI or EPS (both would be great). A PNG file would also be nice & other format if you can provide them.
Attached is our current logo and a PDF including some compass imagery and logo with our comment (read the comments, we don't like all the examples).
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Thanks so much Norma... I'm going to look all this over carefully. Ha! a loudspeaker announcement of FREE PIZZA in that place would probably create a stampede, impossible to keep up with the exagerated panic demand and might very well leave many thinking "I'll never go back into that area" Also, IMHO, do NOT make a deal with the devil. No way do you want someone else knowing how much you sell. I completely understand that you have a long standing trustworthy relationship at that market....so does that manager. Commissions off of your sales, disconts on/towards your rent, whatever, is a big time no-no in my book.I think I have some ideas you will find interesting..I'll post them up soon and return this thread back on topic.
I am sorry for starting this discussion I made another sicilian pie tonight using your recipe. I used kaap for this one and it came out much better!
Thanks all I see what you mean , the market looks very big . It is probably not that easy getting recognized with such a big place ,especially when it is only open one day a week.Hopefully you can find a better location. Good luck fc.
Hey Norma,Normally, I'm a WFO guy, but had a blue moon party to go to and wanted to bring some pizza to the party. I have a 50 lb bag of full strength (free sample) that I'm trying to get rid of, so when I read this post, I figured I'd give it a try. I made it twice in the last week. A 3 day cold ferment and a 22 hr cold ferment. It was kind of like a focaccia/sicilian hybrid. I had a plethora of over-ripe tomatoes, so I just used the dough recipe and topped it with sliced tomato, some thinly sliced candy onions and shredded mozz/provo with some fresh herbs, Olive Oil and grated parm post bake. I didn't have a steel pan, so I used a ceramic 17x11ish pampered chef pan my mom gave me years ago. I had to cut the temp back to 450ish to make it all work, but work it did! Amazing! The 3 day ferment was noticeably better than the 22 hour. I'd definitely ferment 3 days if I did it again! Thanks for the recipe and your documentation of it all! I'll be playing with this one much more, as it's now a delicious option for non-WFO deliciousness as I use up the flour! Hopefully pics next time!
That is a pretty dough Norma...looks like it would eat very nicely.... light.
Indeed beautiful! the steel pan does a beautiful job of browning, and your crust looks delicious! how long was the dough at room temp before going into the steel pan for proofing?


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - The MIT field hockey team picked up its first NEWMAC victory of the season following a 2-1 decision against WPI on Tuesday. The win lifted the Engineers' ledger to 4-7 overall and 1-2 in conference play.
MIT opened the scoring in the 16th minute on a penalty stroke by Ekavali Mishra. WPI applied offensive pressure of its own as it notched three shots, two of which were stopped by netminder Alexa Herman. Strong defensive play helped the Engineers maintain their slim lead through the intermission.
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The federal government has toughened its asylum-seeker policies in a fresh bid to stop the boats as it begins transferring people, including children, to PNG's remote Manus Island.
Immigration Minister Chris Bowen has declared that all asylum seekers who arrive in Australia by boat will be denied permanent protection visas for as long as five years even if they are found to be genuine refugees and regardless of whether their claims are processed in Australia, Nauru or Manus.
Mr Bowen conceded that with more than 7500 people arriving in the three months since Labor adopted a version of the Howard government's so-called Pacific Solution it would be impossible to transfer them all offshore.
He now says that everyone who has arrived since August 13 will have the same 'no advantage' principle applied to their claims, meaning they will not be given protection visas any sooner than they would have been resettled if they had waited overseas instead of paying people smugglers.
Many of these people will be allowed into the community on "rolling" bridging visas, but they will have no work rights and only limited accommodation and financial support.
They will also be denied the right to bring their families to Australia.
"No one should doubt this government's resolve to break the people smugglers' business model and save lives at sea," Mr Bowen said on Wednesday.
The Australian Greens, refugee advocates and rights groups say the government has effectively resurrected the Howard government's much-maligned Temporary Protection Visas (TPVs).
Asylum seekers on these visas will live with the threat of being transferred to Nauru or Manus at any time but, unlike those given TPVs, they will not face the threat of being transferred home.
Coalition immigration spokesman Scott Morrison described the visas as "entry permits".
"The government will never introduce TPVs, just like they will never stop the boats," Mr Morrison said.
The latest policy move comes as the government sent an initial group of 19 Sri Lankan and Iranian asylum seekers - including four children - to Manus.
Mr Bowen described the transfer as "the first of many", with another expected to occur as early as Thursday.
Asked how long asylum seekers may be forced to wait to be processed at offshore centres, Mr Bowen said: "Could it be five years? Yes it could."
Amnesty International, which this week released a damning assessment of the temporary facilities currently housing asylum seekers on Nauru, said the Manus Island processing centre was another "morally deplorable" plan to punish vulnerable people.
But Opposition Leader Tony Abbott says the transfer was not good enough given the number of boat arrivals.
"If it's going to work it's got to involve all of the people who are coming illegally to this country, not just a handful," he said.
"This government doesn't have its heart in it."
The government has also announced it will re-open the Pontville Detention Centre in Tasmania to relieve pressure on the onshore processing network.
Capacity at the Melbourne Immigration Transit Accommodation will also be increased by about 300 places.
Mr Bowen revealed another 100 Sri Lankan men have been sent home involuntarily, the ninth such removal this month.
It takes to 426 the number of Sri Lankans forced to return home since August.
The government has also for the first time forcibly returned an Afghan man found not to be a refugee.
A national advocacy group for children in immigration detention, ChilOut, is calling for a halt to the removal of children from Australia to offshore immigration detention centres.
"Failing that, we are asking for transparent standards ensuring the health and safety of the children and oversight by an independent commissioner," they said in a statement.
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2013 ITASA East Coast Conference - NYC
2013 ITASA East Coast Conference Team - NYU/Columbia
Thursday, February 14, 2013 at 6:00 PM - Sunday, February 17, 2013 at 12:00 PM
Event Details
The annual ITASA East Coast Conference brings together hundreds of people to celebrate the Taiwanese American identity. This year, the conference aims to expose students to the diverse Taiwanese American network we are apart of, and prepare them to pursue any passion and dream!
Conference program includes three interactive workshop series led by inspiring members of the Taiwanese American community, two stimulating keynote speeches from internationally accomplished professionals, a mentoring and networking session, and memorable social activities, including an evening banquet and student performances.
We hope you can join us in this historic year!
In the mean time, check out our promo video by NYU Tisch director and producer Brian Blum, or visit our conference website to learn more.
Note: We will not be able to refund hotel room costs or registration costs after Feb 1, 2013.
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Thursday, February 14, 2013 at 6:00 PM - Sunday, February 17, 2013 at 12:00 PM
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2013 ITASA East Coast Conference Team - NYU/Columbia
The Intercollegiate Taiwanese American Students Association (ITASA) is a national nonprofit that provides events and resources to strengthen the Taiwanese American collegiate community.
ITASA's 2013 East Coast Conference will focus on bringing Taiwanese American college students together with the greater Taiwanese American community, so that attendees can inspire and empower each other to pursue their unique passions and dreams.
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Stormy weather with flashes of lightning lead organizers to cut short The Band Perry's headlining show at the Maryland State Fair Saturday night.
As the rain began shortly before the scheduled performance at 7:30 p.m., many people rushed to take cover in the horseracing grandstand at the Timonium Fairgrounds. Fans endured an hour delay before the popular country band finally took the stage.
After fans filed into the infield of the race track, the band played seven songs of their set before flashes of lightning forced them to leave the stage.
Fans waited about 15 minutes before an announcement was made that the show would be canceled.
The National Weather Service issued a severe thunderstorm warning for central Baltimore County and the northern part of the city just before 7 p.m. The warning was in effect through 7:45 p.m.


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Simplicity has it at 490 offices.
Has anyone completed their health screening?
Quote from: nifer327 on June 24, 2009, 10:50:17 AMHas anyone completed their health screening? ??Oh, are you talking about the TB screen? Is there something in addition to this that we have to take care of?
And the Immunization Form for students who are under 26.
Quote from: Dongo on June 24, 2009, 12:36:18 PMAnd the Immunization Form for students who are under 26. Everyone has to fill out the TB questionnaire, regardless of age, right?
Do we have a Georgetown email address? Where do we find our username/password for this:https://www.law.georgetown.edu/system/login.cfm


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|What's the story with those lime green vests I see some Caltrans workers wearing?
For some time, California and other states have been exploring ways to increase visibility of persons working on highways. The State of Minnesota was the leader in the effort. They experimented with various colors including lime green. The colors were displayed at the Minnesota State Fair -- the largest outdoor 10 day exposition in the world -- to solicit the opinions of regular folks. The conclusion was that the lime green stood out the best. Tests in the field have shown that personnel wearing the lime green vests stand out from the orange equipment. As a result, Caltrans decided to give the lime green vests a try. We ordered 200 vests at a cost of $23 each from the M.L. Kishigo Co. of Santa Ana. The vests were then distributed to our district offices to let our maintenance and construction personnel get a look at them. The decision has been made to go ahead and order the Prison Industry Authority (which supplies many products to state government) to begin producing lime green vests along with the traditional orange vests. Caltrans orders approximately 32,000 vests from Prison Industry Authority a year. Crews will be given the option to wear either the lime green or the orange. Currently, Caltrans has approximately 12,000 green vests in the field along with approximately 26,000 orange vests. The green vests, which are being made by the Prison Industry Authority, cost $16.50 each compared with $13 for the orange. As the number of green vests increases, per unit cost is expected to be comparable to the orange. Lime green vests are currently being used in other states, including Nevada, Arizona and Oregon.


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LONDON (Reuters) - Serena Williams capped off yet another successful day at Wimbledon for America's premier tennis family as she followed up her singles triumph by winning the doubles title with sister Venus on Saturday.
Six and a half hours after lifting the Venus Rosewater Dish for the fifth time, Serena teamed up with her 32-year-old sibling to down Czech sixth seeds Andrea Hlavackova and Lucie Hradecka 7-5 6-4.
Venus, a first-round loser in singles, fired an ace to complete the 78-minute victory on a floodlit arena just 10 minutes before the 11pm (2200 GMT) cut-off time for Centre Court play.
It was a fifth All England Club doubles title for the duo, and 13th overall.
After watching Serena, 30, win her three-set battle against Agnieszka Radwanska in the singles, Venus was delighted to play an active role on court and at one point produced a stunning volley despite falling on to her bottom.
"I felt I played a match with her earlier so I felt like it was my second match too," a beaming Venus said after accepting the doubles trophy in the Royal Box. "It was a great day for all of us."
"If anyone knows what that (winning the singles and doubles here on the same day) feels like, it's me. It's an amazing feeling." (Reporting by Pritha Sarkar, editing by Alison Wildey)


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PASADENA, Calif. -- NASA will host a media teleconference at 11 a.m. PDT (2 p.m. EDT) tomorrow (Wednesday, Sept. 19), to provide a status update on the Curiosity rover's mission to Mars' Gale Crater. Curiosity, the Mars Science Laboratory, is 43 days into a two-year mission to investigate whether conditions may have been favorable for microbial life.
Audio and visuals from the telecon will be streamed live to one of JPL's Ustream.tv channels, at www.ustream.tv/nasajpl .Visuals only will be available at the start of the telecon at: http://go.nasa.gov/curiositytelecon .For more information about NASA's Curiosity mission, visit: http://www.nasa.gov/msl andhttp://mars.jpl.nasa.gov/msl .
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"Two software companies that sell course-management systems, Blackboard and Instructure, have entered the race to provide free online courses for the masses. On Thursday both companies plan to announce partnerships with universities that will use their software to teach massive open online courses, or MOOC's. The companies hope to pull in their own college clients to compete with online-education players like Udacity and Coursera."
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I'm not ignoring the fact that these burgeoning superstars will get hefty contracts at some point. What I am saying however is that there will come a time where all/most of these guys blossom into superstar players while the team can afford them.Strangelove wrote:
What do Farhan, Skyo, and RD have in common??
ANSWER: They are all slowly mutating into Coiler fans.
These guys seem to forget that players tend to GET PAID after their entry-level contracts (especially if they're in EDM).
If all these young forwards turn out as good as projected: Cap Hell, gotta trade some.
And they aren't going anywhere with that defense & goaltending.....
Case in point: Anaheim Ducks in 2007. Chicago Blackhawks from 2008-2010.
Inevitable cap trouble? Yes. High probability of them winning a cup before then? Yes.
The Oilers can easily trade 1-2 of their abundant promising talent up front for a blue chip goalie and/or defenseman to create a more well rounded core.
Doc - didn't you yourself say that as a Canucks fan, you'd rather see us win the Cup just once even if it meant us having a few mediocre seasons afterwards? I agreed with that sentiment by the way.


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Nicole Kidman: Golden Globes 2011 with Keith Urban!
Nicole Kidman goes one-shoulder at the 2011 Golden Globe Awards at The Beverly Hilton Hotel on Sunday (January 16) in Beverly Hills, Calif.
The 43-year-old Aussie actress is nominated for Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture (Drama) for her role in Rabbit Hole. "Keith was the one who really wanted me to make this film," Nic shared on the red carpet. "He gently nudged me out of the nest."
FYI: Nic wore a Prada cream gown with all over sequin embroidery. She finished her look with Pierre Hardy shoes, Fred Leighton jewels, and Roger Vivier clutch. Keith wore a Prada Black kid mohair two-button tuxedo with a silk faille notch lapel, white smoking popeline shirt, and a black silk faille bowtie.


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In the 14 & Under Boys Division, Queens Stars beat Team Miyagi II by a final score 56 to 17. It was thanks in large part to the play of Joe DiBenedetto, who provided the scoring for Queens Stars as they pulled away and never looked back. The high scorers for Queens Stars were DiBenedetto with 15 points and George Cornejo with13 points. Cory Madden also contributed for the winning effort with great rebounding.
ExMen edge out For Sunshine
In the 17 & Under Boys Division, ExMen beat For Sunshine by a final score 52 to 40. Thomas Sanchez providing the scoring for ExMen with a game-high 20 points. Isaiah Kemp added another 11 points for ExMen. The high scorer for For Sunshine was Segar Yadar with 16 points. Steven Divivo aided in the winning effort with strong play on the defensive side of the floor.
Tranquility over Middle Village
In the 10 & Under Boys Division, Tranquility beat Middle Village by a final score of 23 to six. The high scorers for Tranquility were Joseph Medina with nine points and Eric Terrano with four points. The high scorer for Middle Village was Mikey Vitale with four points. Joaquin Agnes also contributed in the winning effort with great defense.
St. Mary's Angels tops St. Kevin's
In the 10 & Under Girls Division, St. Mary's Angels beat St. Kevin's by a final score of 13 to eight. The high scorers for St. Mary's Angels were Jakaila Girt with six points and Autumn Loude with two points. The high scorer for St. Kevin's was Kristina Sanchez with six points.
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RALEIGH | The annual window of opportunity for ordering seedlings from the N.C. Forest Service Nursery Program is open.
RALEIGH | The annual window of opportunity for ordering seedlings from the N.C. Forest Service Nursery Program is open.
"The Forest Service produces about 20 million quality seedlings for 54 species of both conifer and hardwoods each year at its nurseries, using solid nursery research and experience," said Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler.
The Forest Service is selling hardwoods in quantities as low as 10 and conifers in quantities as low as 50. For customers wishing to purchase larger orders, the nursery also sells tree seedlings by the hundreds and thousands. The nurseries also have a variety of Fraser products available from 1-year-old plugs ready to go into the field.
The Forest Service's nurseries in Goldsboro and Crossnore have a large catalog of tree seedlings. Landowners can find information about the types of tree species, quantities and costs on the inside page of the catalog.
Catalogs are available at local Forest Service offices, which are located in all 100 North Carolina counties. The catalog is also available online at ncforestservice.gov. Click on the "Tree Seedlings & Nursery Program" link.
Seedlings can be ordered online, by mail or by phone at (888) NCTREES ((888) 628-7337) using a Visa or MasterCard. To order by mail, complete an order form and send it to Seedling Coordinator, 762 Claridge Nursery Road, Goldsboro, NC 27530.
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KU Jazz Festival
Clay Jenkins, trumpet
Gilbert Castellanos, trumpet
Friday night, March 2 — with the KU Jazz Festival All-Star Big Band and KU Jazz Ensemble I
Saturday night, March 3— with the KU Jazz Faculty Combo and Matt Otto Combo
Festival Overview
For 40 years, the KU Jazz Festival has been one of the focal points for jazz performance and education in the central United States. The festival has annually provided the region with a wonderful opportunity to hear and learn from world-class jazz musicians and educators, and is open to all college, high school and junior high/middle school big bands and jazz combos.
Evening concerts feature a first-rate lineup of some of the most important and exciting musicians in the world of contemporary jazz, while daytime clinics and master classes with these and other artists allow students and community members to interact with them outside of the concert hall.
OUTSTANDING COLLEGE, HIGH SCHOOL AND MIDDLE SCHOOL ENSEMBLES AND SOLOISTS SELECTED BY CLINICIANS! Revolving trophies for each school level.
While the KU Jazz Festival remains a mostly non-competitive event, the Friday and Saturday Evening Festival Concerts will once again begin with The Outstanding High School Ensemble (Friday night) and the Outstanding College Ensemble (Saturday night). Based on performance merit, our clinicians will select one group from the instrumental ensembles each day to perform on that evening's concert. High school ensembles will be considered for the award on Friday evening, and college/university ensembles will be considered for Saturday evening. These bands (one for each day of the festival) will perform two tunes (or 15 minutes) to open that day's evening concert. The bands chosen for each evening's concert will be announced in Murphy Hall 130 at the end of each day's performances (approximately 4:30-5:00 PM). Outstanding soloists will be announced at this time as well. Directors will be able to declare their bands eligible for the Outstanding Ensembles awards via the registration form and/or during check-in at the registration table on the day of the festival.
Revolving trophies will be presented to the Middle School, High School and College Outstanding Ensembles. These trophies will stay with the recipients until the 2019 KU Jazz Festival, when they will be presented once again to the Outstanding Ensembles.
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"I have been a dog warden/animal welfare officer for over 18 years, and in the last 18 months we have seen a huge increase in the number of strays we are picking up, and the volume of Staffordshire bull terriers (SBTs) has risen to an overwhelming amount.
Without Kelly Joy and the volunteers and helpers of Animal Lifeline UK I really dont want to think about what the ending for some of our strays would have been.
They put their heart and soul into finding and securing a rescue place for our stray, abandoned dogs, and organising transportation runs to move the dog to the said rescue place; all of which takes huge amounts of time and patience on their behalf, and with time constraints as well, because of due dates for Put To Sleep (PTS).
They are guardian angels to pound and death row dogs, and I wouldnt be able to do my job without their help and support.
They save thousands of stray dogs a year and place numerous amounts of SBTs, which is no mean feat to achieve.
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From Vermont Digger
April 22, 2013
Editor's note: This op-ed is by Jerry Greenfield, co-founder of Ben & Jerry's Homemade, who lives in Williston.
Although it took me awhile to find Vermont and settle down here, I am glad that Vermont is my home. I am proud to live in a place where people care about each other and believe that everyone has something to contribute to the community. I am also proud of the business that we built here in Vermont, and I appreciate the lessons I have learned as our business has grown.
One thing that I have learned is that you have to make smart investments in people if you want a strong community and successful community members. Ben & Jerry's has a commitment to paying our workers a livable wage and paying our suppliers a premium price for high-quality ingredients. We don't do this only to make awesome ice cream, but also to ensure that the people who work with us have good lives and can reach their full potential.
I often hear people say that government should be more like business. I agree. Every business person knows that if you want good results, you have to make smart investments. You have to identify where you need to put your resources to be effective and successful. You have to invest not only in the business, but also in the people who work in the business if you are going to create a good product.
I have never understood why people take the opposite stance when it comes to the government. We all want the government to deliver a good product – whether it is programs for those who need a little help or infrastructure to keep our businesses strong. Yet, we sometimes forget that in order to get these good products, we need to make those smart investments.
When times are tough, it makes sense to step back and assess whether there are corners we can cut for a short time. We must always be ready to shift away from austerity as soon as possible, though, because austerity never leads to prosperity. You might be able to get by for a while playing Scrooge, but you won't thrive, and neither will anyone else around you. We all know that in the end Scrooge learned that the best way to enjoy the value of his money was to invest it in the people who worked for him and lived in his community.
I love Vermont, and I want Vermont to be the best we can be. When we as a state hold ourselves to a high standard and make the investments that will lead to success, then we will reap the rewards of those investments – our children will grow up happy and strong, our elderly will age with dignity, our businesses will thrive, and our communities will prosper. The Legislature is making budget and tax decisions now that will set the course for our future. I hope our policymakers will be bold and be businesslike, and make those smart investments in people and infrastructure that we need so that we can all prosper together.


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kujinR wrote:centip3de wrote:Bump for hope that this happens.
This actually did happen. And then it stopped.
What makes you think we discontinued HTS lectures? Oh, because we don't have a lecture everyday? OMGSRYBRO.
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sanddbox wrote:Lectures certainly have not stopped - I believe we have an introduction to networking coming up in a few days.
Lecture topic will be on Networking: 101 coming THIS Saturday, 10/23 @ 4 PM EST, presented by our Lead Developer - Thetan!


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Creating Dimensions in SSAS, Part 1
Creating the best possible cubes in SQL ServerAnalysis Services (SSAS) 2005 and 2008 requires good dimension design, including creating the proper attributes and making meaningful hierarchies with those attributes. Well-designed dimensions ensure that the data in cubes calculates correctly so users can analyze that data and turn it into useful information.
Let s explore how to create dimensions in SSAS. Then, in the Web-exclusive follow-up article Creating Dimensions in SSAS Part 2 , we ll look at more aspects of dimensions, including creating a cube and analyzing attribute relationships.
Create a Data Source
The first step in working with an SSAS project is to create a data source. I use the AdventureWorksDW database, one of the sample databases available for SQL Server 2005 and SQL Server 2008. Next, you need to create a data source view (DSV), which Figure 1 shows. A DSV is a logical representation of a schema and includes tables or views from one or more databases, queries that act like views but only exist in the DSV, and more. For this example, I ll add the following tables to the DSV: DimProduct, DimProductCategory, Dim- ProductSubCategory, DimTime, and FactInternetSales. This makes a very simple snowflake schema that will have two dimensions: Time and Product.
At this point, you have a choice: You can run either the cube wizard or the dimension wizard. The cube wizard creates one or more of the dimensions if they don t already exist, then proceeds to create the cube. The dimension wizard walks you through the process of creating dimensions one at a time, and of course doesn t create cubes. To better explain the process and show what s being created, I use the dimension wizard to create the Product and Time dimensions.
Create the Product Dimension
Right-click the Dimensions folder in the Solution Explorer and choose New Dimension to launch the dimension wizard. The first page enables users to build a dimension with or without a data source. Normally you build a dimension with a data source, and when you select this option, you ll see a check box for automatically building attributes and hierarchies (although this can be changed to create just attributes.) Accept the defaults and click the Next button to advance the wizard to the page for selecting a DSV. This project has only one DSV, so you simply click Next.
The wizard then asks you to select the dimension type: Standard, Time, or Server Time. The Time dimension option adds an extra step, which I ll cover in a moment. The Server Time dimension creates a dimension table based on a start date, end date, and a selection of levels. Standard dimensions, to the wizard, are anything that isn t a time dimension. Most cubes will have a Time dimension and several standard dimensions, as is the case here. Select the Standard dimension option and click Next.
Choose the main dimension table. After you select the table, the columns are listed and the key column, if it can be determined, is checked. Here you can change the key column as necessary. By changing the column name, the actual value will continue to be the key, but the user will see a more familiar, descriptive value.
After you click Next, you ll see a screen verifying related tables. This screen appears only when the dimension is made up of multiple tables, as is the case with a snowflake schema.
Click Next to advance to the Select Dimension Attributes page. This page lists all the columns in the table(s) making up the dimension. In SSAS, each column becomes an attribute and can be used for analysis independently from any other attribute. For products, this means that users can analyze by such attributes as size, color, and weight, without the need to create separate dimensions. The ability to analyze by any attribute is extremely powerful but can be confusing for end users faced with dozens of attributes. The cube developer can remove attributes at this stage and also hide attributes in the dimension after the dimension has been created.
The next screen in the dimension wizard asks for a dimension type; most dimensions will work fine as regular dimensions, so select Regular and move to the next screen. This screen asks if the dimension contains a parent-child attribute, which it doesn t, so it s safe to continue to the next screen.
The wizard now attempts to detect hierarchies, but fails to find any in this case. That s too bad because there is a clear hierarchy here (ProductCategory to Product- SubCategory to Product), but you have to create it manually after the wizard is done. Click the Next button a couple of times until you see the Completing the Wizard screen. This screen shows the completed dimension with the attributes and, if any are found, the hierarchies. Here you can rename the dimension if desired; many users prefer to drop the word Dim from the front of the dimension, naming it simply Product. Click Finish to create the dimension.
Create the Time Dimension
Now let s move on to the Time dimension and look at the differences between a time and a non-time, or standard, dimension. The initial process is the same: Rightclick the Dimensions folder in the Solution Explorer and choose New Dimension, accept the defaults to have the dimension built with a data source, and select the AdventureWorksDW DSV.
The next screen is the Select the Dimension Type page, and this time you click Time dimension and select dbo_DimTime in the drop-down list. The wizard shows an extra screen called Define Time Periods, where you assign various columns in the Time dimension table to time properties. I assigned only four of the columns to keep the example simple.
Now the wizard displays the hierarchies it s identified. The Time dimension almost always has at least one hierarchy if you ve assigned columns to the time properties. Figure 2 shows the hierarchy resulting from the four columns I assigned. It contains the unfortunate name Calendar Year Calendar Quarter Month Number Of Year Full Date Alternate Key. I ll change it to just Calendar later. You can also change the names of the levels within the hierarchy, remove the entire hierarchy, or remove certain levels within the hierarchy, as needed.
Now our project has two dimensions. We haven t yet created a cube, but you can still process one or both of the dimensions, which involves reading the data from the dimension tables and building the dimension structure. After processing, verify the dimension structure by browsing the data in the dimension using the Browser tab at the top. In my example, I see a warning symbol next to the dimension name this isn t caused by the overly long name but indicates a fundamental problem with dimensions, which we ll examine in Part 2.
Good Dimensions, Good Data Warehouses
When building a data warehouse, some developers new to SSAS downplay the need for proper dimensional modeling in the relational database, figuring that the tools in SSAS can overcome any deficiencies in the underlying relational schema. Although SSAS can create dimensions from a normalized schema, a relational data warehouse significantly simplifies the creation of dimensions and cubes in SSAS and also ensures cleaner data. Now you re ready to move on to Part 2. where we ll look at the reason for the warning symbol, create a cube, and discuss how attribute relationships help users process data.
Learn more from article Bring Cube Data into Focus , August 2006.


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HILLSVILLE — Plans for construction of a new 8,000-square-foot Family Dollar store have been submitted to the Carroll County building official's office.
The plans call for the store to be located on U.S. 52 in the Cana area in a vacant lot near Stateline Furniture.
The review of the plans continues, with the erosion and sediment control plan being the last item needing to be approved.
LAMBSBURG — A body found at the bottom of a Carroll County well could be connected to a murder case in Alleghany County, N.C.
Three people are charged with the kidnapping and killing of Michael Thomas Hawks, but they have yet to go to trial and the victim's body has been missing since 2010.
After days of digging to reach the bottom of the 50-foot shaft in the Lambsburg community, police found human remains on Monday morning. They were led to the spot by a tip from a suspect, said Alleghany County Sheriff David "Squeak" Edwards.
HILLSVILLE — Changes to the Standards of Learning math test drove spring pass rates down, but the Carroll schools' testing czar believes the scores will rise again.
Beverly Parker reported on the spring preliminary SOL testing results at the July 10 school board meeting.
HILLSVILLE — Two recent actions have started educators down the path of building a new walking trail at the Carroll County Schools Farm next to Hillsville Elementary School.
The New River Highlands Resource, Conservation and Development Council, the Virginia Department of Forestry and Carroll schools' agriculture teachers and students recently installed a small stream crossing bridge at the site that will become part of the recreational trail.
By LARRY CHAMBERS
INDEPENDENCE — Town council has begun its search for a new town manager.
Independence has been without a manager since Kenneth Vaught retired on June 30.
He announced in May that he would retire, but said he had no future plans. Vaught, who lives in Alleghany County, N.C., became town manager on Dec. 8, 2003.
The Virginia Association of Chiefs of Police and other law enforcement organizations are seeking tougher background checks on firearms buyers.
The association and the National Law Enforcement Partnership to Prevent Gun Violence said they want to ensure that criminals already prohibited by law from possessing guns also are prevented from obtaining them.
HILLSVILLE — Should Carroll County have a pool and should the question be put on the election ballot in a referendum this fall?
That's what Supervisor Bob Martin asked other officials at Monday's county board meeting.
Interest in putting a public pool back in service in Carroll County arose shortly after Lisa Payne Delp dedicated a Facebook group to the topic July 7.
David and Susi Tornow of Galax announce the marriage of their daughter, Katherine Valler, to Dustin Gene Bays, son of Donnie and Nancy Bays of Weber City.
The bride was graduated from North Carolina State University with a bachelor of arts degree and is pursuing a master's degree in social work.
She is employed as a mental health clinician at Blue Ridge Behavioral Healthcare.
The groom received a bachelor of science degree from Emory & Henry College.
He is employed as director of internal audit at the Bank of Botetourt.
Editor's Note: This information is taken from open court records and is a matter of public record. The listings are complete. The newspaper, as a matter of fairness, will not honor requests to omit any listing.
For information on this column or questions, call 236-5178, ext. 213.
Land Transfers
These land transfers were recorded May 17-June 22 in the office of Carolyn H. Honeycutt, clerk of the Carroll County Circuit Court, Hillsville:
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I'm calling in regard to "hire a lawyer." Yes, you do have to pay your back child support whether you get custody of your kids or not. It is your responsibility. It is what you already owed before you had custody of the kids. So, yes, you do still have to pay your back child support.
Bad math
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California's First Certified Passive House
I was lucky enough to preview California's first certified Passive House located in Sonoma, California. Unlike many green/eco-friendly homes that have a tendency to be sleek and modernist, this home is described as a warm, modern farmhouse. The home definitely felt cozy aesthetically as well as climatically. Owned by Catherine O'Neill, the home is not only the first certified Passive House in California…
…but the first certified Passive House retrofit in the country.
A new standard in ultra-low energy design and construction, Passive Houses use the same amount of energy for heating as it takes to run a hairdryer. The Passive house concept was conceived in Germany twenty years ago and has warmed hearts and homes all over Europe. Landing in the United States in 2003, Passive House has been gaining momentum and notoriety (see our recent Re-Nest post) as of late, with the construction of Passive Houses all across the U.S.
If you are interested in taking a closer look at the O'Neill Passive House, public tours will be offered Saturday October 23rd & Sunday October 24th from noon to 4 p.m. $25 entrance fee, all proceeds to be donated to Habitat for Humanity.
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I am seriously thinking of giving up. I have studied so hard and my scores still basically suck. I want this so bad, and honestly there is nothing else I want to do in life. Basically I am scoring in the lower 150s, but I at 3.97 from a state school in the middle of nowhere. I took hard classes though, and can get good recommendations. Is there any hope for me? I am sure like everyone else, I really want to get into a top school, mostly because I want the challenge. My school is a football school, so I surrounded by people just trying to pass. I want to move beyond that type of environment so much, but I fear my scores will hold me back.
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