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While both collections offer our grape varietal specific functionality, the Vinum collection is Riedel's first machine-made line introduced 1986. Riedel Veritas is our newer collection which is 15% taller than Vinum but 25% lighter and finer. With Riedel Veritas, Riedel has been able to accomplish a glass of unsurpassed thinness and lightness, which combines the charm of a handmade glass with the consistent accuracy only a machine-made glass can achieve.
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RIEDEL VERITAS a glass machine blown crystal of unsurpassed thinness and lightness. RIEDEL VERITAS combines the charm of a handmade glass with the consistent accuracy only a machine made glass can achieve. Perfection perfected.
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All RIEDEL glasses are dishwasher safe, excluding VINUM GOLD and VINUM PLATINUM. For perfect glass care, RIEDEL exclusively recommends using a Miele dishwasher. In adherence with the manufacturer's instructions, a Miele dishwasher ensures the long lasting brilliance of your fine RIEDEL glassware. For more information, visit www.mieleglasscare.com
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We Killed'jaeden
So first week of Tomb of Sargeras is over and everything was heroically cleared. Not much to write home about so far, I guess somewhat due to overgearing, but I think some bosses have potential to be quite entertaining on mythic.
Next week we will see if blizzard continues to tune the first few mythic bosses around the same level as the HC endboss, in which case we should be able to see one or two mythic kills before the reset is over.
Stay tuned for more amazing news from the greek football players of The Nephilim.
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Gul'DOWN! Mythic Nighthold cleared!!
So finally this 19th tier of raiding is over, ending with an exceptionally clean kill of big bad boy Gul'dan. Grats everyone involved in this great tier! And grats to Ryssa, winner of the first mount! Now follows a calm farm period of 4-5 weeks and then we'll be back in action in Tomb of Sargeras!
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Mythic Grand Magistrix Elisande down in 54 pulls!
What was supposed to be the by far hardest task so far in the Nighthold was no match for us. On our second night of progress we got the kill, and it wasn't even the last pull of the night! Probably the best performance by us so far this expansion. Killshot below, followed by the killvideo provided by Ziniq.
We now have approximately two months to get down the big green orc before Tomb of Sargeras demands our attention, so everyone prepare your anu...vantus runes!
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by Tom Utescher
Last Friday was opening day for Inter-Ac League competition in boys' soccer, and since each team's fortune rests entirely upon its win/loss record at the end of 10 regular-season matches, every outing looms large.
Visiting Springside Chestnut Hill Academy went up 1-0 on sophomore Harrison Kapp's first-half goal, then junior Jose Contreras gave the Blue Devils a 2-0 lead early in the second period before Penn Charter junior Luke Zieger got the Quakers on the board with a dozen minutes remaining.
The 2-1 victory in the Inter-Ac debut gave SCH an overall record of 9-3-1, and Penn Charter came away with a mark of 3-6.
"The ball didn't bounce our way," said Quakers head coach Bob DiBenedetto. "I thought they moved the ball very well, but the two goals we gave up came off of set-pieces, and we can't do that."
SCH assistant Bobby Buoncristiano observed, "It's just about converting your opportunities, and we were lucky enough to put two goals in before they were able to score. In the Inter-Ac you expect to see a lot of hard-fought one-goal games. You have to come into every one ready to do battle, and I thought we played hard today."
Due to an extracurricular commitment and a lingering injury, Penn Charter had to take the field without two regular starters, freshman Evan Scott and senior Mason Thomas. Coach DiBenedetto observed that Scott, a six-footer, would've been a big help when aerial maneuvers were called for.
Charter was still able to get off the first shot of the day on a header, although junior Pete Ciarrocchi's skull shot tracked outside of the right post. The Blue Devils soon came down the field and had senior Will McCool drive a long direct kick from the close to the top corner on the near side. So it went, a busy day for the goaltenders with a number of scoring chances generated on each side, but with tough defense limiting the number of truly open shots.
Direct kicks by PC's Matt Sullivan and SCH's Phil Kelly, both seniors, looked threatening but were not quite on-net. Charter's senior goalkeeper, T.J. Pagan, snatched a Blue Devil corner kick out of the air, and then charged out to block a shot that had just been struck by a fellow 12th-grader, speedy SCH forward Evan Wilson. A little later, Pagan tipped another Springside Chestnut Hill shot over the crossbar for one of his eight saves on the day.
The Blue Devils eventually put one in the net with 9:45 left to play in the first period. After PC escaped immediate danger on a corner kick, the Blue Devils brought the ball in toward the goal again from the right, getting it to Wilson a little beyond the near post. He was brought up short in a collision with a Quaker defender, but the ball was deflected parallel to the goal line and near the left side of the cage Kapp urged it across the stripe.
"It was a good example of a role-player stepping up and getting it done," Buoncristiano said of the sophomore's first varsity goal in league competition. "Harrison has been a swing player, and he's played a lot with the JV this season. Today when he got his opportunity with the big guys, in the first Inter-Ac game of the season, he made it count."
On the opening shot of the second half, SCH senior Anthony Liddy was a bit off to the right, then PC came right back down to apply pressure at the other end. A loose ball bounced dangerously near the right post of the Devils' goal, but McCool cleared it away from the cage. The ball went over the endline for a corner, but the Quakers couldn't manage a shot on the restart.
Before long the flow of play changed direction once more, and the goal that became the gamewinner for SCH went in with a little over seven-and-a-half minutes gone in the second half. Liddy was tripped while bringing the ball up the right wing, and the visitors sent the resulting free kick into the near side of the box. On a high bounce, Contreras connected with his cranium, and the ball went in top-shelf on the left to make it 2-0.
After some fruitless Penn Charter attempts over the next 20 minutes, the Quakers got on the board with 12 minutes remaining. Coming in from the left side initially, Charter kept the ball bouncing back and forth in the box and eventually Zieger drove it home from beyond the right post.
The Blue Devils and sophomore keeper Sam McDowell (nine saves) would not let in another. McDowell dove sideways to block one shot with his body, then with nine minutes left he came out to deflect a shot just after it left the foot of Harrison Williams, a Quakers sophomore. The hosts had a corner kick from the left with six minutes left, but didn't produce a shot, and at the far end SCH's Wilson missed a header off of a serve inside.
The Devils then fended off the last few rushes by the home team, with senior Alec Greenhalgh lending a hand to McDowell by clearing out a loose ball from in front of the right post. At the very end the visitors were attacking, earning two corner kicks in the last 70 seconds.
Charter's DiBenedetto observed, "We had some excellent opportunities in the second half and we couldn't put the ball away, and part of that was their keeper making some great saves."
"Sam played fantastic," agreed Buoncristiano. "He was already an all Inter-Ac goalie last season, and he certainly looked like it today."
UPDATE – On Saturday, Springside Chestnut Hill reached double digits in the win column (10-3-1) with a victory on the road over a traditionally strong team in Delaware, St. Mark's. As on the previous day, the final score was 2-1, and once again Kapp put the first point on the board for a 1-0 halftime edge. St. Mark's tied it in the second stanza, but with two minutes left SCH's Wilson got the ball to sophomore Blake Greenhalgh (Alec's brother), who put it away for the win.


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What Is Physical Therapy Software?
Physical therapy electronic medical record (EMR)/electronic health record (EHR) systems offer very different functionality from software programs geared towards primary care and related specialties, although some features are similar.
For example, like programs intended for use by primary care physicians, the core features of EMRs for physical therapy also include the ability to track progress notes, treatment plans and assessments for multiple patients being seen on a regular and recurring basis.
Therapist dashboard screenshot in Practice Pro
However, physiotherapists often will not require all of the same features as primary care doctors. For example, physical therapy practices and other therapy groups, such as speech therapy. typically require robust documentation management solutions.
Benefits of Physical Therapy Software
Physical therapy software offers many benefits that increase the overall efficiency and productivity within a medical practice. Some of them are:
Enhanced record keeping. Physical therapy and documentation software solutions allow easier upkeep of patients medical records. Whether the prescription is for checking a single body part or for a rigorous physical therapy regimen, the solution maintains records in an organized manner.
Makes it easier to read. As most of doctors are infamous for their illegible handwriting, a digital physical therapy software would help patients, helpers and staff easily understand the doctor s notes.
Faster billing. As billing is not considered to be the most glamorous job in a medical practice, this physical therapy solution enables practitioners to perform quick billing, and hence, minimize the overall time to complete a job.
Complete documentation. Since a lot of notes and thoughts are involved in a patient s single visit, it is important to document all the details accurately. A physical therapy solution helps in correctly filling all the minute details and makes the properly organized files readily available to medical staff at all times.
Automation of tasks. A physical therapy software solution automates several tasks (such as prescription management and documentation) that otherwise consume too much time if manually done by the staff. The solution streamlines all the procedures and processes of the medical practice so as to enable the staff to provide high-quality care to patients.
Faster sharing of records. Paper records are sent and received through a photocopy in the mail or via fax to and from another location. On the other hand, electronic records and other digital information can be shared in a much faster and simpler way by using a physical therapy software.
Better quality control. A physical therapy solution helps manage the overall quality of service in medical practices. The solution also enhances clinical efficiency by supporting physical therapists in the diagnosis procedure and improving the quality of patient care. Avoids loss of records. Since paper records always face the risk of getting damaged, misplaced or lost, a physical therapy solution helps securely store all the information online.
Easy scheduling management. When all the records are stored digitally, all scheduling tasks become simpler to manage. With a physical therapy solution, medical practitioners can easily track and manage all their patients without being concerned about complex-to-navigate paper records.
Enhances decision making. As the physical therapy solution serves as an excellent source of information, it augments the decision-making process during patient assessments. Physical therapy solutions offer best-practice approaches and prescriptions based on the patient s key symptoms and complaints.
Common Features of Physical Therapy Software
Import legacy documents from referring physicians
Since most PT patients come from physician referrals, a PT-specific EMR should be able to interpret scanned documents, faxes or PDF files and/or plug directly into EMRs from referring physicians to automate and expedite the new patient intake process.
Integrated exercise flow sheets
Document your patients daily exercise routines and carry over patient information from visit to visit, allowing easy tracking of patient progress. Incorporate programs with iPad or other mobile devices as desired, increasing efficiency at the point of care.
Physical therapy treatment guidelines
A physiotherapy EMR program should include protocols for the hundreds of diagnoses and treatments performed, providing support where needed and facilitating the overall workflow.
Integration with PT laboratory tests and diagnostic and treatment devices
Any EMR designed for a physiotherapy practice should import X-rays, MRIs, other diagnostic images and laboratory results and tie them to the patient record. In addition, advanced EMRs may coordinate with electrotherapy devices to track treatments given.
Automated billing reporting
Reporting on certain physical therapy outcome measures provides a boost in Medicare payments of 1 percent. Automated reporting of these measures and incorporated codes results in drastic cuts in billing time and costs.
The size of the practice, existing technology, connectivity and patient demographics may also play an important part in the decision-making process. Of course, therapists will often seek more cost-effective solutions.
Market Trends to Understand
Software as a Service (SaaS). SaaS, or cloud computing, is prevalent in healthcare because of its ease of implementation, overall use and immediate record availability. Web-based solutions save practices the sometimes costly investment of on-site installation, and offer modern interfaces that look like Web browsers.
Mobile device support. The use of mobile devices is becoming more and more commonplace in medicine, whether that be iPads, iPhones or Android devices. As this demand increases, vendors are quickly developing applications and tools for mobile devices, allowing physicians the ease of data accessibility both on and off-premise. Entire encyclopedias of critical information can be accessible instantly via mobile apps.
ONC-ATCB certification. In 2009, President Obama signed into law the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. The Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health is a large part of this act offering a $19 billion incentive for medical offices who transition to EHRs. In April 2012, proposed criteria for Meaningful Use Stage 2 was released proposing a rule that require all Certified EMR Technology to include, at a minimum, support for the achievement of "meaningful use" by eligible health care providers beginning with the EHR reporting periods in FY/CY 2014. However, that requirement has been extended through 2016 for eligible health care providers who began the program in 2011 or 2012.
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John Kerry in Seoul: North Korea missile launch would be 'huge mistake'
Secretary of State John Kerry issued a stern warning Friday, telling Kim Jong-un North Korea will not be accepted as a nuclear power. NBC's Andrea Mitchell reports.
By Matthew DeLuca, Staff Writer, NBC News
Secretary of State John Kerry said a North Korean missile launch would be a "huge mistake" and reiterated that the United States would defend its allies if necessary after arriving in the South Korean capital on Friday.
North Korea has run paratrooper drills close enough to be seen from the Chinese border.   Arriving in Seoul, South Korea, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry warned North Korea against a missile launch saying  the U.S. would "defend our allies and defend ourselves." ITV's Angus Walker reports
Kerry also warned Pyongyang that firing a medium-range missile would be a "provocative and unwanted act."
"Kim Jong Un needs to understand, as I think he probably does, what the outcome of a conflict would be," Kerry said. "Our hope is we can get back to talks."
"The rhetoric that we are hearing from North Korea is simply unacceptable by any standard," Kerry added. The United States "will, if needed, defend our allies and defend ourselves," he said.
North Korea's two medium-range missiles remained fueled and ready to fire on the country's east coast Friday, U.S. military and intelligence officials said. However, there had been no heightened movement or activity by the country's military that would suggest an imminent rocket launch.
Kerry met with South Korean President Park Geun-hye on Friday for the first of four days of talks amid speculation about North Korea's military capabilities and uncertainty over what threat the isolated nation's erratic leader may make next.
The South Korean president thanked Kerry for his leadership in recent weeks as North Korea has escalated its rhetoric.
Pentagon intelligence has assessed that North Korea likely does have the ability to launch nuclear missiles, which raises the stakes for John Kerry, who just landed in South Korea, to find a diplomatic way out of the crisis. NBC's Andrea Mitchell reports.
"I also wish to express my appreciation for your leadership in having the recent G8 foreign ministers meeting in London issue a stern warning to North Korea," Park told Kerry through an interpreter. "I also wish to say given the escalating tensions on the peninsula, your visit will certainly showcase how closely we are coordinating our efforts."
John Everard, a former British ambassador to North Korea, said Pyongyang was going to have to make a decision whether to fire or not fire their missiles soon.
"They are liquid-fueled missiles, and the liquid that you use for such missiles is quite nasty stuff," he said. "You can't leave the missile full of fuel because the fuel will corrode the missile. You either have to fire it within about 10 days of fueling it or you have to defuel it, which is a messy and dangerous process. So they're coming to a crunch point."
"I suspect that they are planning on launching. I don't think -- or I hope -- that the missile won't be directed at anything. I think they will probably go for a test, drop the missile into the sea," he said. "And we hope that if they do that, they don't feel the need to fly it over the top of Japan, which they did in 1998."
Everard added that "frankly their missiles are not that good, they are old-fashioned … [and] their guidance systems are poor."
Later on Friday, South Korea and the U.S. released the following joint statement:
The 60-year alliance between the United States and the Republic of Korea is crucial for security and stability in the Asia-Pacific region. The United States reaffirms its commitment to the defense of the Republic of Korea in the wake of recent unacceptable provocations by North Korea.Both sides agree on the importance of the denuclearization of North Korea, knowing that North Korea's dangerous nuclear and missile programs threaten not only its neighbors, but also its own people.The United States stands vigilantly by the Republic of Korea's side, and is prepared for and capable of defending and protecting itself and its allies. Both of our countries are taking prudent measures - both military and diplomatic - to enhance our security. At the same time, the two countries remain committed to the goal of peaceful denuclearization. In this context, the United States welcomes the Trust-building Process on the Korean Peninsula proposed by President Park Geun-hye.We will continue working with all Six-Party partners and the international community to make clear that North Korea must adhere to its international obligations and commitments or face further isolation. We will continue to encourage North Korea to make the right choice. If North Korea does so, we are prepared to implement the commitments under the 2005 Six-Party Joint Statement. But Pyongyang must prove its seriousness by taking meaningful steps to abide by its international obligations.
Nuclear missile capability?
Kerry addressed a report by the Pentagon's Defense Intelligence Agency, which was disclosed in a congressional hearing on Thursday, that said the agency has "moderate confidence" that North Korea is capable of mounting a nuclear weapon on a missile, but that such a weapon would likely not be reliable.
Kerry addressed a report by the Pentagon's Defense Intelligence Agency, which was disclosed in a congressional hearing on Thursday, that said the agency has "moderate confidence" that North Korea is capable of mounting a nuclear weapon on a missile, but that such a weapon would likely not be reliable.
U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel speaks on Capitol Hill Thursday regarding recent military threats made by North Korea.
After the hearing, Pentagon spokesman George Little said "it would be inaccurate to suggest that the North Korean regime has fully tested, developed or demonstrated the kinds of nuclear capabilities referenced" at the Thursday hearing.
Kerry said Friday that while North Korea has tested a nuclear device, they have not yet shown the capability to build a weapon small enough to be mounted on a ballistic missile.
"It is inaccurate to suggest that the DPRK [Democratic People's Republic of Korea -- North Korea's official name] has fully tested, developed, and demonstrated capabilities that are articulated in that report," Kerry said. "But obviously they have conducted a nuclear test so there is some kind of device. But that is very different from miniaturization and delivery and from tested delivery and other things. Does it get you closer to a line that is more dangerous? Yes."
Kerry said the United States would continue to work with allies including Japan to find other ways to de-escalate tensions, and said that President Barack Obama has ordered a number of unspecified exercises not to take place to help calm the heated rhetoric.
As Kerry heads to Seoul, South Korea, tensions with North Korea continue to rise as it remains unclear whether or not the latest rhetoric is merely Kim Jong-un showing off his military strength. NBC's Andrea Mitchell reports.
"We are all united in the fact that North Korea will not be accepted as a nuclear power," Kerry added.
Kerry also planned to visit China and Japan on his East Asia trip. The U.S. has engaged in aggressive diplomacy with China, North Korea's northern neighbor and benefactor, in the latest round of saber-rattling.
Pyongyang relies on China for basic supplies like food and fuel, as well as a diplomatic link to the world, but Beijing's good will toward the impoverished nation has recently waned. There are signs Chinese officials have tired of the North's bellicose rhetoric, and China supported a round of United Nations sanctions following the country's third nuclear test.
"We do not want to see chaos and conflict on China's doorstep," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei told NBC News.
NBC News' Jim Miklaszewski and Ian Johnston, Reuters and The Associated Press contributed to this report.
The youngest son of Kim Jong Il succeeded his late father in 2011, becoming the third member of his family to rule the unpredictable and reclusive communist state.
This story was originally published on Fri Apr 12, 2013 4:07 AM EDT
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Winger David Clarkson and defenceman Carl Gunnarsson were each knocked out of Saturday night's 7-1 loss to New York, and Toronto coach Randy Carlyle had no real update on the severity of either injury.
Clarkson suffered an apparent left foot injury, which the team called only a lower-body injury. Gunnarsson left with an upper-body injury.
"Both players were taken out," Carlyle said. "With Gunnarsson he fell awkwardly, an upper body. Clarkson blocked the shot, couldn't get the pain to settle down, so we lost two players. It just seemed to magnify that we weren't skating to get inside, and we didn't check."
The Leafs didn't do much of anything correctly in their most lopsided loss of the season, and winger Joffrey Lupul didn't blame the injuries for any part of that.
"No offence to those guys, but I don't know if they would've been helping tonight," Lupul said. "You never like to see guys go down, and those are two veteran guys and we're hoping they're all right. ... That's certainly not an excuse for how we played tonight."
Clarkson blocked a shot from New York defenceman Michael Del Zotto midway through the first period. He hobbled to the bench and seemed to be in a lot of pain once there.
The 29-year-old, who has three goals and five assists this season, went to the bench shortly thereafter. Clarkson returned to the bench later and took one 21-second shift early in the second period before leaving again.
Minutes after Clarkson was injured, Gunnarsson took a hit from Carl Hagelin on his left shoulder, and the 27-year-old's right shoulder was rammed into the glass.
With Clarkson out, Jerry D'Amigo took his spot on Toronto's third line alongside Nikolai Kulemin and Jay McClement. With Gunnarsson out, Jake Gardiner filled in on the top defensive pairing alongside captain Dion Phaneuf.
Gunnarsson also had a scare during pre-game warm-ups when a shot from Clarkson rang off the crossbar and deflected to hit him in the head. He did not leave the ice at the time.


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Minn. Great American Think-Off announces question
NEW YORK MILLS (AP) - The 21st annual Great American Think-Off question seems relevant given the recent national debate over the so-called "fiscal cliff."
The Minnesota-based philosophy contest says its 2013 question is: "Which is more ethical: sticking to your principles or being willing to compromise?"
Anyone in North America can submit an essay by mail, online or by email. There is no fee, and the deadline for submission is April 1. Finalists are notified by May 1.
Essays can be no more than 750 words and should be grounded in the writer's personal experience. Four writers will be selected to debate the question in New York Mills on June 8.
The contest annually awards cash prizes of $500 to each of the four finalists.
(Copyright 2012 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved)


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Red Bull Stratos skydive smashes YouTube records: Red Bull Stratos, the event behind Felix Baumgartner's skydive from the edge of space in a record breaking stunt, reached eight million concurrent views on YouTube, marking the highest-ever concurrent viewing figure on the Google-owned site. (Marketing, Monday 15 October)
Nestlé sends KitKat into space for Felix Baumgartner: Nestlé sent a KitKat into space this weekend in order to show support for Felix Baumgartner ahead of his skydive from the edge of space. (Campaign, Monday 15 October)
Jouning maps out Condé Nast's digital future: Condé Nast UK, the print media powerhouse behind Vogue, Glamour, GQ and Wired, expects digital to account for 30% of total revenues in 2014, propelled by luxury brands arriving late to the party. (Media Week, Wednesday 17 October)
Bodyform fights sarcasm with sarcasm: Rather than endure the recent social media backlash of fellow feminine hygiene brand FemFresh, Bodyform has chosen to fight sarcastic Facebook comments made about its advertising with more sarcasm, issuing a wonderfully irreverent retaliation video on YouTube. (The Wall, Wednesday 17 October)
Barclays' corporate affairs chief Howell James steps down: Howell James, Barclays' vice-chairman for corporate affairs, has resigned from the crisis-hit bank. (PR Week, Wednesday 17 October)
SCA calls global Bodyform pitch: In the week that Bodyform scored a PR hit with a spoof ad on its Facebook page, its parent company, SCA Hygiene, has called a review of the feminine hygiene brand's global advertising account. (Campaign, Thursday 18 October)
As many as 22% of companies have no social media strategy: It may seems staggering that in the digital, social age companies feel they can communicate effectively without using social media, but that is the case according to the latest Grayling Pulse survey. (The Wall, Thursday 18 October)
Cameron 'mistake' throws energy sector into turmoil: David Cameron has thrown the energy suppliers into chaos by claiming next month's Energy Bill will introduce legislation that forces customers onto the lowest possible tariff. (Marketing, Thursday 18 October)
Gap reviews international creative and media: Gap, the high-street clothing retailer, has approached agencies about its international advertising and media accounts. (Campaign, Thursday 18 October)
The Red Brick Road in ownership rethink: The Red Brick Road's remaining founders are in talks over its future ownership after changes to the shape of the independent shop's management team. (Campaign, Thursday 18 October)


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The kids will be heading back to the class room in the next few weeks -- so back-to-school shopping is in full swing. If you have started to think about getting your kids prepared for the year ahead, you may have wondered what the hottest new "must haves" for girls. Well, you can wonder no more -- we've got the answers for the most stylish back -to-school accessories.
1. Chunky and Funky Accessories ~ This is the latest trend in jewelry. The bigger the bling the better. Rings, earrings, necklaces, and bracelets are all being worn big and bulky. Stacking bracelets is also a really popular fashion trend as well. So make it bold!
2. Totes and Backpacks ~ Every student needs something to carry their books and supplies in. Many girls today are opting for stylish totes versus the traditional backpack. These colorful totes from Charming Chick are stylish and water-resistant. They are also popular for cheer, dance team, basketball, softball and other sports.
3. Scarves ~ A monogrammed scarf is a fantastic back-to-school it or those ladies heading to high school or college. Scarves are a popular fashion accessory. A cashmere scarf is a classic and stylish touch to any outfit -- and the monogram gives it a nice personalized touch.
4. Super Stylish Cosmetic Bags ~ Cosmetic bags are not only perfect for toting your toiletries they are also great to use for storing and organizing school supplies. With all the pockets and zipper compartments they are fabulous for all the paper clips, pens, highlighters and more, they are great for keeping things at your finger tips.
5. Sorority Jewelry - If you know a college girl who will be joining a sorority this year, you'll want to pick up some gorgeous sorority jewelry so she can wear her letters proudly! We have a great selection of sorority items to choose from.
At Charming Chick we have many other great accessories to get your school year started right -- be sure to to shop around.


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Try explaining to your mother about the lack of progress over the launch of the Dodgers' new channel. The conversation starts with Aristotelian logic, but ends up channeling Abbott and Costello:
"I found the Dodgers on Channel 219!" mom said in a text. "What a great surprise! Does this mean we're getting games on now?"
"Well, no, it's just a one-time thing for today," I replied, while at home watching the same Dodgers-Diamondbacks game on Fox Sports 1. "It's just a Fox cable channel that has decided to show it across the nation. Enjoy it now. There won't be another national game for at least a few weeks."
"Why isn't Vin Scully announcing this game?"
"This network gets to pick the broadcasters they want."
"Why wouldn't they pick Vin Scully? I think they're using the other team's announcers instead."
"You have a point. Maybe because they work for Fox Sports, and this game is on Fox Sports."
"The Dodgers aren't on Fox Sports any more?"
"No, the Dodgers own their own channel now."
"Time Warner Cable doesn't own it?"
"Then why do they say we need Time Warner Cable to see it? Can't the Dodgers put their channel on whatever place they want?"
"Because so far, Time Warner Cable has agreed to the terms of a deal to carry the games."
"Who decided what the terms of the deal would be?"
"Time Warner Cable."
"You told us to put this DirecTV thing on our roof so we'd get all the sports channels. We don't get Time Warner Cable."
"I know. That's still a good thing."
"It doesn't seem good now."
(A long pause)
"Why couldn't DirecTV buy the channel first and make their own deal?"
"Time Warner Cable was the one who did it first."
"I don't know."
"Who should I call? Time Warner Cable?"
"But you don't have Time Warner Cable. You have DirecTV."
"I'm not asking what service I have. Who do I need to call at the Dodgers?"
"I don't know. Did you see that guy get thrown out at third base?"
(A longer pause between texts)
"This whole thing just really stinks. I'm writing a letter to the newspaper."
"Did you see the newspaper ad where SportsNet L.A. is using the picture of Vin Scully and telling us 'Don't Miss This'? Even Vin must think that's fertilizer."
"What is SportsNet L.A.?"
"The name of the Dodgers' channel."
"It's not called the Dodger Channel? That would make more sense."
"There are a lot of things now that don't make sense."
"Why wouldn't the Dodgers be on this TWC SportsNet? I have that channel, don't I?"
"Yes, but that's the Lakers' channel. It's different from the Dodgers' channel."
"Time Warner has both channels?"
"Time Warner owns the Lakers channel. The Dodgers own their channel and Time Warner is in charge of distributing it."
"Then why can't Time Warner put the Dodgers on the Lakers channel now that the Lakers aren't using it?"
(Another pause)
"What does this mean: #INeedMyDodgers?"
"They want you to send out a message on Twitter and put that in there and magically things will not happen."
"I don't have Twitter."
"Good thing."
"I don't do Facebook."
"Also good. Apparently, they think people will get mad enough to start yelling about all this on social media. With the hashtags and words all smashed together."
"That's a hashtag? It looks like the pound key."
"Maybe it's just easier to get a Sharpie and draw up a bunch of protest signs for all your friends and then hand them out at a staged media event. That seems to be an acceptable means of creating news."
(Another pause).
"Should I go to this website and write in my complaint like they say I'm supposed to do? If enough people do it, that'll change things."
"If it makes you feel better, sure."
"That's not a good attitude. If everyone was that way, then nothing would get accomplished."
"Maybe you should write to your city council people, or the state senators, or the House of Representatives. Or Oprah."
"Or the president of the Dodgers?"
(Another pause)
"IMO, why I can't get the Dodgers channel if I am willing to pay for it."
"Do you even know what IMO means?"
"It has something to do with 'I'm your mother'?"
"Well, you still used it correctly. This whole Dodger thing is kind of complicated."
"IMO, explain."
"There should be a system in place where people can pick and choose the channels they want instead of having to buy a group of channels they never watch. DirecTV says it isn't fair if you're not a sports fan to have to pay the extra money each month to make sure all their customers get a Dodger channel."
"But I am a Dodger fan."
"Suppose you didn't like baseball. Would you be willing to have your monthly bill go up just because they're trying to make everyone pay for that Dodgers' channel?"
"I would pay extra for the Dodgers channel."
"Maybe some would, but not everyone should. What if they added a really expensive all-soccer channel and made you pay for it even if you didn't watch it?"
"I would watch soccer."
"OK, what about an all-waffle channel, where all they did was show you different ways to make waffles 24 hours a day. And they charged you a lot of money each month for it."
"I would actually watch that."
"I don't doubt that."
(Another long pause)
"My computer isn't working. I tried shutting it off and turning it back on. I unplugged that yellow wire and plugged it back in. I have no e-mail. That's why I'm texting you. The AT&T repair man is here now. He says AT&T has channels now we can get cheaper. Should we get rid of DirecTV and get that instead?"
"AT&T doesn't have the Dodgers channel either, if that matters. Only Time Warner does."
"Do you think he could hook up Time Warner for me if he had the right cables?"
"Probably not. Try subscribing to IMO and see how that works."
"My friend said she can get the Dodgers games on her computer. How do you do that?"
"Well, it's not legal, but some people are doing it through gaming the system. Don't get that desperate. It's unbecoming."
"The repair man is wearing a Dodgers cap. He just asked for the score of the Dodgers game. What is it?"
"I thought you were watching the game on TV."
"I was, but you've distracted me now. I have to turn Vin Scully on the radio to find out what's going on. Listening to Vinny on the radio reminds me of when you were kids. We did that all the time."
"Maybe you've figured this whole thing out."
(Another pause)
"Are we still going to the game on Mother's Day?"
"Of course."
"Don't let me forget my radio."
Gauging the media's high- and low-level marks of the week, and what's ahead:
We find ourselves already buying Greg Norman-branded polo shirts and golf shorts at Costco these days. Why not extend the brand and have him become the signature voice of Fox's new deal in carrying USGA events — the U.S. Open, the U.S. Women's Open and the U.S. Senior Open — starting in 2015? With the network's official announcement this week that he will be the main analyst working with Joe Buck, Norman sounded more like a TV programmer when he explained a bit why the Fox deal makes sense at a time when the Masters just saw sagging ratings for a major that didn't include Tiger Woods and had Phil Mickelson miss the cut: "When you're thinking about how to draw comparisons to the Masters, the PGA, they're all in different parts of the year. The U.S. Open is in the second quarter when the viewing audience far exceeds what there was earlier with the NBA and NHL and Indy 500, so you're hitting the mark at the right time. … And look at the dynamics of what Fox has done in delivering out-of-the-box coverage. Over X number of decades it's second to none and they know how to reach down and up to an audience. Look at golf today — it's in a bit of a slump in the U.S. to tell you the truth. The younger generation is leaving for whatever reasons. The USGA realizes that and obviously we'll have some dynamic discussions going forward. It's a work in progress." Maybe start with the fact the USGA is going media-friendly with the younger demo by just releasing a "Rules of Golf" smart phone app that helps players on the course with better explanations about what etiquette is expected.


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Drivinganxietystuff needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 179 designs submitted by 33 freelance designers.
Easy Driving Now
I am trauma and stress relief practitioner specializing in "Driving Anxiety". The work I do is gentle and non invasive and does NOT require the client to summon all their courage to stare down their fear. Rather the emphasis is on the restoration of natural processes that automatically help my clients to be relaxed and alert while driving.
I want to portray a gentle, nurturing, yet simultaneously highly effective and professional image.
Our single most important successful competitor is:
The change that's right now site covers many fears and anxieties (public speaking, small spaces, driving, flying, etc) and uses a cut and paste approach of simply changing the wording for the type of fear addressed. Our site is being developed specfically for driving fear and should be soothing and nurturing in look and feel, yet also inspiring and motivating.
And of course, it needs to be substantially unique so as not to be accused of plagiarizing.
Our target audience is comprised primary of but not exclusively women and is primary caucasian.
These people have very high anxiety while driving which they can experince as heart pounding, sweating, uncontrollable shaking, numbness, tension & headaches. Adding to the problem are scary thoughts like what if I black out, hit a pedistrian or drive off the bridge.
To avoid this, they seriously restrict their lives, leaving them feeling isolated (like a prisoner in their own home, disconnected from friends and family)—OR—become overly dependent upon others to drive them around (which seriously strains those relationships).
In short, driving anxiety utterly disrupts people's lives causing exhaustion, hopelessness, and depression. And in the later stages of DA, people feel quite despairing, humiliated, and ashamed.
Other important benefits they very strongly desire include:
- Wanting to know they are not alone and they are not crazy
- Wanting their life back! They want to regain their freedom and independence
- Needing to find hope again and eliminate the depression and hopelessness
- Needing to shed mental and physcial tension (feel calm)
- Needing to feel in control again
- Reconnection with family and friends that Driving Anxiety has isolated them from
After a week in the contest we have learned: The site needs to have a very Soothing feel - not exciting. Blue is the over all dominant color, and the green landscape of the highest rated designs seems to work well for secondary colors but show me your imagination. The following testimonials should be easy to find in your design (you don't need to display all 3, but there should be a link or button for show me more:
"Before I found Easy Driving Now, I had anxiety everywhere and just couldn't bring myself to drive over 40 miles per hour. I had even tried medications to control my anxiety while driving, but nothing seemed to help. I found the program on the Internet and decided to give it a try, even though I still had a negative attitude. After about four days of using the program, I started to feel less scared and more calm while driving. Now I can drive just about anywhere, and I have more confidence and positively in general. Thank you so much, this has been one of the most important experiences of my life."
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"Prior to getting the program, I felt ashamed of my fear of driving on the highway. I would get a feeling like I would lose control or just drive off the road, so I avoided it whenever I could. When I got the program, I started noticing changes right away and it just kept getting better! I would HIGHLY recommend the Easy Driving Now."
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David S
Please make ALL photos left driving shots - Not right handed
Please read discussion comments - several aspects have evolved since the contest started
http://www.bestrelief4stress.com/ - somewhat soothing but VERY cookie cutter - be careful using content here, as this is geared for general stress relief and we are after a VERY targeted Driving Anxiety Audience. The picture at the top is soothing and it would be great to have a pic that is soothing and incorporated driving.
http://www.emotionaleatingsecrets.com/ - has a nice feel to it


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Updates from Visiting Nurse Association of OhioMarch 15, 2017
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lumensolutions needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 37 designs submitted by 9 freelance designers.
Looking for a logo design for a professional engineering / new product development firm. Needs to be simple yet eye catching.
Lumen Solutions
Need a logo design that is modern / stylish, but not too web2.0ish. Simplicity and "professionalism" is preferred.
Lumen Solutions does professional engineering consulting (electronics design) and new product development (the products have their own brands and logos, separate from the parent company.)
This logo will be used on the website, business cards, etc. So it needs to scale well, and look good with both white and black backgrounds. The logo should also come out OK when printed in black and white.
I'm not looking for a rehash of the existing logo, but for reference, the existing logo is here (the new logo will need to take off the "Inc." - just "Lumen Solutions") : http://www.lumensol.com/logo_med.jpg
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- Both words need to be equally weighted.
- The lettering can be the same size, or the "L" and "S" can be over sized.
- Basic art is OK, but want to avoid complex clip art.
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Centre for Economic and Business Research (CEBR) Forfattere "Fehr, Hans"
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Fehr, Hans; Habermann, Christian (København, 2007)[Flere oplysninger][Færre oplysninger]
Resume: The present paper studies the growth and efficiency consequences of tax-favored individual retirement accounts in a general equilibrium overlapping generations model with idiosyncratic lifespan and labor income uncertainty. We distinguish between economies with rational and with hyperbolic consumers and compare the consequences of mandatory and voluntary retirement plans with and without annuitized benefits. While a full taxation of capital income yields the highest efficiency gains in the rational consumer model, annuitization and hyperbolic discounting substantially improve the economic efficiency of IRAs. We also show that annuitization alters the intergenerational welfare consequences of the reform substantially, since it reduces accidental bequests. Finally, even if mandatory saving programs have a clear cost advantage, they are only recommendable if consumers are myopic. individual retirement accounts, annuities, stochastic general equilibrium, hyperbolic consumers URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/7710
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Lesson 201
Parts of the Sentence - Conjunctions
A conjunction is a word that joins other words, phrases, or clauses. Co-ordinate conjunctions join words, phases, or clauses of equal rank. There are two kinds simple and correlative. The simple co-ordinate conjunctions are the following: and, but, or, and nor. The correlative co-ordinate conjunctions are always in pairs. They are either-or, neither-nor, both-and, not only-but also, and whether-or.
In these lessons simple co-ordinates will be referred to as co-ordinate conjunctions, and correlative co-ordinates will be referred to as correlative conjunctions. The co-ordinate and correlative conjunctions should be memorized since they are common and few in number.
Instructions: As a review of all the parts of the sentence, in the following sentences find the conjunctions and tell whether they are co-ordinate or correlative conjunctions, and then tell how each of the other words are used.
1. Jeff and Jim cut the grass.
2. Mr. Smith, our neighbor and friend, is visiting Africa.
3. Lindsay gave both Ila and me a surprise.
4. The rabbit hopped and skipped about in the yard.
5. The new manager will be either Bill or Fred.
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1. and = co-ordinate conjunction; cut = verb; Jeff/Jim = subject; the = adjective
2. and = co-ordinate conjunction; is visiting = verb; Mr. Smith = subject; Africa = direct object; neighbor/friend = appositives; our = adjective
3. both/and = correlative conjunction; gave = verb; Lindsay = subject; surprise = direct object; Ila/me = indirect object; a = adjective
4. and = co-ordinate conjunction; hopped/skipped = verbs; rabbit = subject; the/the = adjectives; in = preposition; yard = object of the preposition
5. either/or = correlative conjunction; will be = verb; manager = subject; Bill/Fred = predicate nominative; the/new = adjectives
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Definitions of mash
n. - A mesh. 2
n. - A mass of mixed ingredients reduced to a soft pulpy state by beating or pressure; a mass of anything in a soft pulpy state. Specifically (Brewing), ground or bruised malt, or meal of rye, wheat, corn, or other grain (or a mixture of malt and meal) steeped and stirred in hot water for making the wort. 2
n. - A mixture of meal or bran and water fed to animals. 2
n. - A mess; trouble. 2
v. t. - To convert into a mash; to reduce to a soft pulpy state by beating or pressure; to bruise; to crush; as, to mash apples in a mill, or potatoes with a pestle. Specifically (Brewing), to convert, as malt, or malt and meal, into the mash which makes wort. 2
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Hope Colling needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 67 designs submitted by 16 freelance designers.
We are a trendy, upscale women's boutique located on San Francisco's fashionable Union Street. We are often compared to Anthropologie so if you need some visuals on the aesthetic we strive to achieve (but not copy), check out their logo and website. Here is our bio:
Vintage. Modern. Romantic. Edgy. Bohemian. Classic. Charming. Chic...blend these elements together and you get Marmalade's recipe for great style. This darling boutique, located on San Francisco's famed Union Street boasts a sumptuous array of trendy tops, darling dresses, skirts, slacks, baubles, bubbles, treasures and trinkets and flea market finds that are sure to satisfy even the most finicky fashionistas.
Owner and former New York City style maven Hope Schaffer-Colling does a fabulous job of combining the cutting edge chicness of downtown New York with a casual, California surfer girl vibe for a fashion forward, laid back look that resonates in every detail of the hand picked pieces Colling hangs on the racks."I do really small orders so everyone's not walking around wearing the same thing. It keeps the store fresh because we get new merchandise in every few days."
The bewitching collections are something to be seen, but perhaps the most impressive aspect of all is Colling's commitment to finding versatile, wearable fashions for an affordable price- nothing in the store is over $100.
Women aged 16-60 who shop at stores like J Crew, Anthropologie, and Banana Republic. Classic, slightly preppy- think celebrities with style like Rachel Bilson, Kate Moss, the girls from The Hills.
The logo that we have now doesn't really match the vibe of the store, so I am looking for something that people will see- say on a shopping bag that a passer by is carrying- and know just by looking at it that it's a place they want to check out.
Elements I might like to incorporate, but am not married to any of these:
- whimsical swirls or borders
- the color orange (marmalade)
- the color grey (maybe with some orange or a cherry-red)
I have attached a photo of our current logo and one of the store...please check out our facebook page, there are TONS of photos of merchandise, the store interior, etc.- http://www.facebook.com/marmaladesf and also ANTHROPOLOGIE- really love the simplicity and elegance of their logo.
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LIMITED TIME ONLY! Dark Chocolate Smoothies Return to Smoothie King® Menu Just in Time for the Holidays
LIMITED TIME ONLY! Dark Chocolate Smoothies
Return to Smoothie King® Menu Just in Time for the Holidays
Oh, What A Sweet Surprise!
NEW ORLEANS, (October 28, 2015) -- Smoothie King Franchises, Inc., the leading smoothie franchise company with more than 750 stores worldwide, today announced its plans to bring back the franchise's popular Dark Chocolate Smoothies this holiday season. Three Dark Chocolate smoothies – Dark Chocolate Strawberry, Dark Chocolate Mint, and NEW Dark Chocolate Spice – are made with Ghirardelli chocolate and will be available for a limited time only beginning November 15th.
"Let's face it, during the holidays, we are going to indulge a little," said Brooke Alpert, Nutrition Consultant for Smoothie King. "That's why these Dark Chocolate Smoothies are so wonderful from my perspective. They allow you to enjoy delicious holiday flavors without all of the guilt we typically feel from eating other treats like pies, cookies and cakes. Smoothies are a much better option this time of year."
Smoothie King's Dark Chocolate Smoothies are all under 320 calories for a 20-ounce cup (oh, what a sweet surprise)! The limited time dark chocolate offering will be featured on the menu at all Smoothie King locations from November 15 through February 29, 2015.
Dark Chocolate Strawberry Smoothie
- High in protein, fiber, zinc, iron, and vitamins A, C, D, B1, B2, B3, B6, and B12
- Good source of vitamin E
- Low in cholesterol
Dark Chocolate Mint Smoothie
- High in protein, zinc, iron, and vitamins A, C, D, B1, B2, B3, and B12
- Good source of fiber, calcium, magnesium, phosphorous, manganese, and vitamins E and B6
- Low in cholesterol
NEW Dark Chocolate Spice Smoothie
- High in protein, calcium, zinc, iron, and vitamins A, C, D, and B12
- Good source of fiber and potassium
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Smoothie King Franchises, Inc. is a privately held, New Orleans-area-based franchise company with more than 750 units worldwide. By creating each smoothie with a purpose, Smoothie King makes it simple and pleasurable for guests to achieve their individual health goals. The franchise also offers a number of healthy retail products, including sports beverages, energy bars, vitamins, supplements and more.
Smoothie King was founded in 1973 by Steve Kuhnau, whose mission was to help others achieve better health in a tasty way. In 1989, Smoothie King became the first smoothie franchise in the U.S. and currently operates in 33 states, the Caymans, Singapore and the Republic of Korea. In 2015, Smoothie King was ranked No. 1 by Entrepreneur magazine in the juice bar category for the 21st year and No. 79 overall on the 2015 Franchise 500 list. In 2014, Smoothie King partnered with the New Orleans Pelicans of the National Basketball Association to launch the Smoothie King Center, a multi-purpose indoor arena in New Orleans, Louisiana. Visit www.smoothieking.com or www.smoothiekingfranchise.com; engage on Facebook at www.facebook.com/SmoothieKing; follow on Twitter at http://twitter.com/smoothieking.


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Tuesday's High School Boys Basketball Roundup
PANAMA — The Arkoma Mustangs and the Panama Razorbacks went overtime Saturday afternoon in the Green Valley Conference Tournament consolation finals, with Arkoma prevailing.While Tuesday night's game at the Panama Gym was just as nailbiting, the Hogs avenged Saturday's loss with a 70-66 victory.Down 59-56 with 3:40 left to play, the Razorbacks outscored the Mustangs 14-7 the rest of the way. Panama's Coby Johnson hit a pair of free throws with 24 seconds left to give his team a 67-66 lead the Hogs would not lose. At the 19-second mark, Ben Whiteaker hit two free throws to increase Panama's lead to 69-66.The Mustangs had a shot to tie the game, but Demetric Johnson's 3-point attempt missed the mark. Panama's Jason Lovell iced the game with a free throw with three seconds left.Heavener 68, Hartshorne 49: In Heavener, the Wolves jumped out to an 11-9 lead after a period and never relinquished their advantage.Pocola 69, Wilburton 61, OT: In Pocola, the Diggers used a 17-13 fourth quarter to force overtime tied at 59-all.However, it was all Indians in the extra session as they outscored the Diggers 10-2 to get the win.Talihina 44, Antlers 39: In Talihina, the Golden Tigers rallied from a 20-3 second-quarter deficit to get the victory.Whitesboro 59, Clayton 43: In Clayton, the Bulldogs jumped out to a 13-7 lead after the opening period and never trailed.Keota 83, Bokoshe 15: In Bokoshe, the good news for the Tigers finally got to play a game for the first time this month since they had all their players available.The unfortunate thing for them was that the Lions roared on Tuesday night, jumping out to a 36-7 lead after a period.


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As Edmund Crooke looked down he valley towards Hinnomunjie in 1840 he saw large plains of pasture, water and all the things he needed to run cattle and sheep. He was the first to squat on the land that is now Hinnomunjie Station.
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Today the wealth of the land is still apparent with vast yellow hilly paddocks split down the middle by the Mitta Mitta River.
Anne Strang, whose grandfather John C Scott later bought the property in 1914, saw the opportunities the station presented even though he was faced with a rabbit plague.
"He did say that it was the best property he'd ever owned during his lifetime and he'd had properties in New South Wales and various different areas," she says.
Today the homestead is still a working property in the Strang family.
It contains a modest farm house built from mud bricks made on the property and a few farm buildings.
The main house still retains the handmade glass windows Crooke would have looked out from in the 1800s.
Anne's father Colin W Scott took over the property and being a keen gardener, he planted many trees which are still standing to this day.
Land ownership in the 1800s
Local historian Jeff Cooper says many people just came and settled on land when they found it, like Edmund Crooke at Hinnomunjie Station.
He also settled Bindi and Benambra Stations.
"He was a guts and they did that because they didn't have to buy it, they squatted," Jeff says.
Eventually Crooke moved on to Holey Plains near Maffra and the property changed hands a number of times till the end of the 1800s.


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The Mets limp home tonight from their 2-4 road trip to face the Florida Marlins at Citi Field, with knuckleballer R.A. Dickey going against Anibal Sanchez.
Dickey has been surprisingly good since he was brought up from Class AAA Buffalo, May 19, going 2-0 with a 2.84 ERA. He did it against Washington, Philadelphia and Milwaukee, all three possessing strong offenses.
"He battles,'' manager Jerry Manuel said. "I think he deserves another shot, no doubt about it. In all of his starts he's given us a chance to win. When you get that, you've got to keep going with it.''
Since beating the Marlins on Opening Day, the Mets have lost six straight games to them. Something has to give because the Mets have won their last five at home and 15 of 19.


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An Amazon.com employee displays the company's new Kindle Fire tablet computer for the media on Sep. 28. ComputerWorld did a quick search of the Fire's app store, and reported that it turned up no results for Google Voice, Google+, Google Docs, Google Maps, or YouTube. ComputerWorld also said the store was missing popular third-party programs like Skype, CNN, and Pandora.
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1957 Topps Isolation Booth (Gee Whiz)
The 1957 Topps Isolation Booth (Gee Whiz) Card Set consists of 88 colorful cards that ask the reader questions that only a curious kid might ponder. For instance, card #1 asks "Who is the World's Tallest Man?", #6 asks "Who was the Heaviest US President?", and #42 asks "What is the Top speed at Which a Pilot has Bailed out" of his Plane?
In addition to the question, the front of the card also features a colorful picture. The back of the 1957 Topps Isolation booth are colored orange and white and provide background information to the answer. However, the exact answer to the question is only revealed by placing the magic red paper over the back of the card.
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BETHLEHEM – Leila Mavis Ferguson, 73, died Friday, September 28, 2012.
She was born February 13, 1939, the daughter of the late Fred and Adelia Elliott Coursey. She enjoyed helping others as a volunteer for Meals on Wheels.
Survivors include her husband, Carl M. Ferguson, Bethlehem; sons, Tony Woodall, San Francisco, Calif. and Larry Fitzpatrick, Alpharetta; a daughter, Norma Presnell, Statham; stepson, Kenneth Ferguson, Dallas, Ga.; stepdaughters, Charlotte Martin, Aurora, Colo. and Carla Bailey, Rockmart; brother, Norman Coursey, Cumming; sisters, Regina Massey, Clairmont, and Margaret Langford, Gainesville; 11 grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
The family will receive friends at the funeral home Tuesday, October 2, from 2 to 4 p.m. The Rev. Robert Schwartz will officiate a service of remembrance during visitation.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to the American Cancer Society.
Smith Funeral Home, Winder, is in charge of arrangements.
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My mother's third dog was uglier than a rat. He hit every branch on the way down the ugly tree! I guess he was a mutt of some kind, a chihuahua mix.
Ahem, it is not possible for a chihuahua of any kind or mix to be less than adorable, PLEASE!
At the very least ths thread proves that Chi owners are great at naming the lil dahlings.


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Years of hard work in planning, seeking financing and bidding the project have resulted in one of the most impressive complexes in the state.
The building under roof is 25,325 square feet. The pool, which is outside, will have 7,100 square feet of water surface.
The complex will have two full size basketball/vollyball courts, a large dance and multipurpose area, a cardio fitness room (which will contain $50,000 of state-of-the-art workout equipment), two offices, a life-guard area and storage facilities.
Built around this inner core is a walking track. The complex is also designed to accommodate two more basketball courts, and an indoor pool in the future.
The funding for the project came from the City of Blanding ($750,000), a Community Impact Board (CIB) grant of $l,000,000, a CIB zero percent loan for $1,500,000, an Eccles Foundation grant of $250,000 and a Daniels Foundation grant of $30,000.
City planners say the old swimming pool will eventually be shuttered and demolished.
With the wellness center added to Blanding's four diamond baseball complex, picnic area and skate park, the city will have one of the most impressive sports centers of any city in the state. For a city of 4,000 it well could be the finest in the state of Utah, and the entire Four Corners area.


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1966 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ45 Icon Prototype -The Perfect PumpkinPosted in Project Vehicles on July 1, 2008
What do you get when you team up a world-famous designer with a first-class Toyota restoration business? A one-of-a-kind ICON pickup that takes its styling cues from the legendary Toyota Land Cruiser FJ-45 and gets fitted with all the right equipment to make this pickup look like it rolled off the showroom floor. When we first caught up with Marc Newson's ICON cruising the hills of Southern California we instantly gravitated to it as we heard the delightful sounds of a turbodiesel engine reverberating from under the bright orange hood. Although this may look similar to your typical FJ-45, we quickly learned that it was all ICON.
Starting off as a basic '66 FJ-45, a 2.8L International diesel specially tuned for biodiesel was dropped in the hand-crafted aluminum body and then mated to a beefy NV4500 transmission with an Atlas II for a powertrain fit enough to make any wheeler salivate. Keeping with the spirit of the original Cruiser, a set of removable half doors was tossed on along with a custom canvas top to keep the occupants from matching the bright exterior. The ICON is outfitted with all the right stuff to make it survive on the dirt, and we're hoping the engineers over at Toyota are paying close attention to how to really convert a legendary platform into a modern-day ICON.
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1966 Toyota FJ-45/Icon Prototype
Engine: 2.8L International 4-cyl turbodiesel
Transmission: NV4500
Transfer case: 3.5:1 Atlas II
Front Axle: Dynatrac 44, ARB Air Locker, 4.09 gears
Rear Axle: Dynatrac ProRock high-pinion 60, ARB Air Locker, 4.09 gears
Springs & Such: 2.5-inch Old Man Emu
Steering: PSC box
Tires & Wheels: 33x10.50 BFG M-Ts on 15x5.5 stock wheels
Other Stuff: The first ICON pickup created, custom stainless in-bed lockbox, Marine-grade aluminum hand-formed body, four-wheel disc brakes, custom canvas top


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Happy Fall!!
This is my favorite time of year!
I always seem to come home from our morning walks with a handful of
fallen leaves. I can't help myself.
This is the time of year when I change the radio station more frequently to our local
classical station. I love listening to classical while cozied up with a cup of tea!
Not that I will be cozied up anytime soon.
It will be quite warm here this week. No sweater weather in sight!
Goose is studying pre and ancient history this year.
We started with the first peoples migrating out of Africa.
NOVA's Becoming Human is a great program for this subject along with this
website. She made this very cool ice age shelter, complete with handmade
mammoth bones, moss, twigs and animal fur. I also found this
amazing website created by the French Government with a virtual tour of the famous cave paintings
at Lascaux. I highly recommend this site!
Our reading list for this section includes Maroo of the Winter Caves,
Boy of the Painted Cave and Manu's Wolf.
Next we move on to the first civilizations!
We will be reading the Gilgamesh stories first while also reading Story of the World.
I have a huge list of activities for this section like making our own cuneiform tablets,
cooking ancient bread and stew, and building a ziggurat model.
We will also be looking at the roles of women and gods and goddesses in everyday life.
The Oriental Institute at the University of Chicago has an amazing
website on ancient Mesopotamia where I found
some activities and photos of ancient artifacts for this lesson.
Goose has a full schedule this semester.
It looks something like this
Math Group meets once a week
Ancient History
Creative Writing Group meets once a month
Science Group meets once a week with lesson blocks on the cell, human anatomy and oceans
Art History Group meets once a month
Charter School Classes include Industrial Revolution and Fort Ross living history
Repertory Theatre Glee Production meets once a week with performance in December
Volunteering at local Animal Shelter twice a week
Library Book Club meets once a month
Cuong Nhu martial arts meets 4x week
Wow, I'm tired just typing it all up!
Lots of driving from place to place for me, but I know she is really looking forward to it all.
I am still finalizing some things for Binky.
He has asked to hold a cooking class at our house this year.
Sounds good to me! I am also organizing some fieldtrips to our local
missions to go with our California lesson. Binky is so looking forward to volunteering at the animal shelter!
He LOVES animals!!
I am opening my Etsy shop this week!
More details on that later!
It is time for our morning walk!
Happy Fall!


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Figured I'd share this here too.
Here is the new setup that I have in my basement here at college, this replaced the Magnepan MG-IIB's that I had setup before. They are the Mileva design using the Fostex FE127 drivers, they sound downright kickass and are easy on the eyes too.
Sharp 42" Aquos
Oppo DV-981HD
QSC CX902 for the substage
2x MAW 15's in 2.2ft^3 running in stereo
QSC 1.0HV on the mains
DCX2496 for crossover/eq duties
ADCOM 515 power conditioner
The entire build log is here.
New basement HT/2ch setup
General discussion for all questions based in the home audio/video world.
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Our view is that inflation will soon pick up, which means you will need to reshuffle your investment...
Why the Budget Mess Won't Matter
02/05/2013 9:45 am EST
Focus: MARKETS
We've learned not to expect answers from Congress and the president anyway. So the markets are betting that the world's central banks will keep things rolling along, writes MoneyShow's Jim Jubak, also of Jubak's Picks.
The question from the audience during a Saturday afternoon panel at the MoneyShow in Orlando was direct: How did we think the coming mess in Washington—the battle in March, April, and May over the mandatory budget cuts called sequestration, a continuing resolution to fund the federal government, and another increase in the debt ceiling—would affect the financial markets?
The gasp of surprise was theatrically audible after my answer: I don't think it will have any effect.
My response wasn't for shock value. I really do think the markets are unlikely to move much in response to whatever Congress and the president do—or don't do—over the next few months. I don't think that's because the US deficit isn't important, or because the US budget isn't a mess, or because Washington can't tank the real US economy. I just don't think that the market is going to go down on bad news from Washington.
Whatever the fears of individual investors about our economic and financial future—and I think those fears are entirely justified—the big money that dominates the financial markets has decided to put its faith in the actions of the world's central banks.
Believing the Fed Can Fix Anything
If things go wrong in Washington—and I find it hard to imagine that they won't—central banks will ride to the rescue again, this belief goes.
Even though further expansion of the balance sheets at the Federal Reserve or the European Central Bank might seem like bad monetary policy, Wall Street is convinced that central banks don't have a choice.
Faced with declining asset prices because of stupidity in Washington, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke and ECB President Mario Draghi will throw more money at the markets. This is a globalized version of the "Greenspan put," the determination of the former Fed chief to support the markets that encouraged the risky financial behavior that led to the global financial crisis of 2007.
This time we've got a global put. The markets are saying that it's safe to keep betting the market in global financial assets will go up, because central banks will bail out the markets if anything goes wrong.
On the surface of it, this belief by a majority of the world's money seems hard to understand. After all, we've already witnessed an almost unimaginable increase in the balance sheets of the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank.
The Federal Reserve's balance sheet hit $2.92 trillion on January 10. That's roughly $2.5 trillion higher than the $488 billion of January 19, 2011. The European Central Bank's balance sheet hit a high of $4.15 trillion in June 2012. That was an increase from $2.98 trillion in January 2011.
Now, most discussions about the huge balance sheets at the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank have focused on the distortions to the financial markets that these balances represent. The Fed is the Treasury market for many maturities of bonds, because it has been buying in such large amounts and for so long to push money into the economy.
The question of when these central banks will start reducing the size of their balance sheets has been asked. If they don't start taking some of the money they've poured into the markets, they risk another asset bubble or a jump in inflation when growth picks up in the United States or returns in Europe.
The most recent set of minutes from the Federal Reserve Open Market Committee indicates that the Fed leaders on that key committee have talked about ending the current program of buying $85 billion a month in Treasuries and mortgage-backed securities by the end of this year or even sooner. For its part, the European Central Bank has slightly reduced its balance sheet in the past six months.
In the long term, reducing the balance sheets of these two central banks is indeed imperative. And, in the long term, the appropriate worries are whether the banks will be able to sell the assets they've bought in the financial markets back to the financial markets without either depressing prices of those assets or sending interest rates climbing to levels that hurt the real economies in their respective jurisdictions.
But in the short term, the financial markets have a point. The two central banks have flooded the markets with cash by buying assets for their balance sheets in order to prop up the value of financial assets—home prices in the United States, government debt prices in Europe—because that looked like the best way to counter the lingering effects of the global financial crisis and to get economies in the United States and Europe growing again.
With the recovery in the United States proving remarkably tepid—in the fourth quarter, the US economy actually contracted by 0.1% due to a decline in government spending—and with much of Europe in recession or near recession, it's hard to imagine that the Fed or the ECB will simply walk away from the trillions they've put into this strategy and say, "Sunk cost—no use throwing more money into those strategies."
So Congress and Obama Don't Matter
From this perspective, the inability of governments—in Washington, along with Athens, Rome, Lisbon, London, Madrid, etc.—to come up with plans to stimulate their economies is not only an abdication of responsibility for putting in place fiscal policies that would address current economic woes, but also a guarantee that central bank balance sheets will continue to expand.
If the one thing that the financial markets fear is the end of central bank stimulus, the political dysfunction in Washington makes that end less likely. If Washington is gridlocked and can't even agree on a budget for the federal government, that just pushes more responsibility for the economy onto the Fed.
I doubt that financial markets will rally on the prospect of a shutdown of the federal government because Congress can't pass either a budget or another continuing resolution. But I think the financial markets are perfectly capable of holding their ground during a spring spending-cuts/budget/debt-ceiling mess, because the mess guarantees that the Federal Reserve will keep pumping money into the financial markets.
The odds that the financial markets will sail through the spring money mess also get a boost from the recently completed fiscal cliff episode. That example of Keystone Kops government didn't tank the financial markets, despite all the worry and warnings.
You can argue that the relatively happy ending—from a market perspective—doesn't mean the next crisis will have similarly little impact. But at least part of Wall Street's current lack of worry about a spring debacle in Washington is a result of the sky not falling in December.
And finally, I think the odds that a spring debacle in Washington won't matter much to the financial markets get a boost from the extremely low approval ratings scored by Congress. Congress averaged an approval rating of 15% in 2012, according to Gallup polls. (Surveys by Public Policy Polling show Congress trailing cockroaches in the approval ratings.)
With that kind of ranking, nobody expects Congress to do anything but the stupid thing. I think that contempt for government also blends into a belief that whatever government may or may not do isn't important. And that works to lessen worries over the spring spending-cut/budget/debt-ceiling mess.
The market's faith in central banks is touching, but it leaves me uncomfortable. In the past decade, central banks have certainly demonstrated that they aren't infallible and that their policies aren't all-powerful. Betting that the world's central banks will always bail out the market seems relatively risky, given recent history.
And I'm made even more uncomfortable by the realization that a continuation of this rally in the face of the coming deadlines in Washington depends on sentiment. It's not that the financial markets know that the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank will support asset prices at current levels or better. The rally depends on a belief by traders and investors that central bank policies mitigate—or even eliminate—downside risk in the March-April time frame.
Once again, I'm looking at a market that could (and I believe will) go up on sentiment—if I'm reading sentiment correctly, and as long as current sentiment doesn't shift. But sentiment is clearly the basis of this stage in the rally.
I'd sure like to have a more solid foundation than that for betting that this rally will continue. I just don't think that I'm going to get that foundation in the near term.
Jubak Global Equity Fund, may or may not now own positions in any stock mentioned in this post. For a full list of the stocks in the fund as of the end of September, see the fund's portfolio here.
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