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Oklahoma police were running a standard training exercise on some new sonar equipment yesterday on Foss Lake when they made a discovery that they never expected: Two cars, three skeletons in each. That's not really a normal thing to find.
The first car is a 1950s model sedan. And, wasting no time, the police believe they know who it was: A couple that was on their way to Canute in the early 1960s. They were never seen again. They have no clue who the third person was in that car. Maybe it was Jimmy Hoffa? Somehow?
The second car appears to be a 1969 Chevy Camaro with three more bodies in it. Police believe them to be the bodies of three teenagers that went missing in November 1970. Jimmy Allen Williams, 16, Leah Gail Johnson, 18, and Thomas Michael Rios, 18 were last seen in Williams' 1969 Camaro before they were reported missing.
How do things like this happen? You'd think the lake would be one of the first places you'd search when people go mysteriously missing. I guess the 1960s and '70s were simpler times.
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Journals of Jenny Lane, lady's maid to Lucy Renshaw, travelling companion of Amelia A. B. Edwards, describing in detail their various trips including the 1873-1874 journey through France and Italy, crossing from Brindisi to Alexandria on the Simla, thence up the Nile to Dendara, Karnak, Luxor, Aswan, Philae and Abu Simbel, and the return journey via Port Said, through Lebanon to Damascus, Baalbek and Beirut, Constantinople, Athens, and the Rhine. They contain vivid descriptions of the landscape, weather and peoples, and anecdotes and observations of fellow travellers and places visited. They cover the period from 4 September 1873 to 6 March 1876. 286 pages in three volumes, calf, worn, 8vo:
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La Noche en Blanco
Real Madrid 1-0 Osasuna (11:10:10)
It took less than the time it takes for the board to revolve for me to put pen to paper and sign up for three Spanish European football weekends in a row. It wasn´t all going to be about futbol on this trip, but you know, I quite like it and that.
First up was a return visit to the Bernabeu to see Jose Mourinho try and maintain his record of not having lost a domestic home match for around seventy-five years.
I was hoping the match would be a little more entertaining than the pre-match blurb. It would be very easy to lay the blame squarely at the feet of Real Madrid winger Pedro Leon - so lets do it. His press conference beforehand consisted of the following "It won´t be easy. I am sure it will be a difficult match and they [Osasuna] will give us some troubles. We need to focus on ourselves. We just hope that we do well in our next match, as well as those that follow." And people ask me why I prefer to interview football journalists rather than players.
Prior to the match, my wife and I sank a few beers in a museum - as you do. The Museo de Jamon has got a little more touristy over the years, but any place that sells over 100 varieties of ham and cheese, and has a few stalls around a bar which knocks out beers for €1 a pop gets my vote.
Look who joined us in the Museo de Jamon.
How do I get a ticket to see Real Madrid is a question I get asked all the time. Well, aside from the Barcelona match (impossible I´m afraid, unless you have very deep pockets) it´s not too difficult. The official website now has a very user friendly ticket option, but I thought I´d take my chances outside.
Match tickets start at €45 if you fancy watching the action unfold in the 4th tier, and rise to a whopping €100 for a pitch-side seat. With individual match tickets costing so much, a season ticket makes perfect sense, and they can be brought for as little as €226. With this in mind, lots of socios choose to sell their tickets on match days and make a tidy profit in the process.
I was lucky enough to met a chap called Jose outside (Jose? You couldn´t make it up - Ed.). Jose sold his season ticket to me for €35, and with a swipe of his credit card I was in. I´m unsure as to whether this was all above board, but this wasn´t really the time for questions. I got my head down, made no eye contact with security and plonked myself down in my seat, ten rows from the front of the action. Lovely.
How to make 25 instant new best friends in the Bernabeu Part 1: Tell those around you that Barca are about to lose to Hercules at the Camp Nou. I did this, then several minutes later it was confirmed on the big screen, and the quizzical looks I´d previously received turned into pats on the back.
Rub yer eyes and look at that. Barcelona 0-2 Hercules. Gulp.
The Ultras Sur not too disappointed with events in Barcelona.
The Ultras Sur struck up with a celebratory rendition of the Barca anthem, with a slightly alternative ending of "Barca, Barca, MIERDA (shit)". The rest of the stadium just clapped along politely and blew the odd vuvuzela.
Seeing as this was Mourinho´s first game in charge, I was fairly surprised with the muted reception he received as he emerged. In fact, returning Osasuna coach Camacho - who spent fifteen years as a player here, as well as a couple of brief stints as coach - was welcomed back with much warmer applause. Evidently, you have to earn the respect of the crowd at theBernabeu. Reputations, and they´ve seen a few come and go here, count for nothing.
As it happened, Cristiano Ronaldo did play. He was absent for the midweek internationals due to ankle-knack, but in a nod to Ryan Giggs, he made a miraculous recovery to play for his club. TheMarca newspaper has taken to calling him CR7 this season. That sounds like something out of Star Wars to me. He loves to strike a pose, but during this match, there was nothing to it.
The Bernabeu crowd are notoriously hard to please. And when Khedria dragged a shot wide just before the break, out came the white hankies and wolf whistles. This wasn´t good enough.
Last season, Real Madrid announced a record income of €442.3m. The official website accidentally forgot to mention that they´re still €244.6m in debt, but I have an idea of how they can clear that. All you can buy at half time is cans of Coke for €3 a go, beer without (without) alcohol and Real Madrid crisps. Of course Real Madrid crisps. Start serving up beer and pies to the 10,000 or so tourists that pitch up at every game and they´d clear that debt at the drop of a sombrero. We want pie.
A crisp profit, but where's our pie?
Ooh it's a corner.
Can he kick it? Yes he can.
Things picked up in the second half. Within minutes of the restart Osasuna had the blind cheek to win a free kick after Cavaliho had scythed down their striker. They rushed forward in numbers, and this was the cue for Ozil to work his magic. Just as he´d done in the World Cup he broke away like a young whippersnapper, ran the length of the pitch and delivered a cross toRonaldo. He shot - he always shoots - it rebounded off the outstanding Ricardo in goal, back to CR7, who then forgot his lines and passed to Cavaliho to cushion a right footer into the net. 1-0.
Ozil oozed class in that second half. He was subbed just before the end and was the recipient of aBernabeu standing ovation for his troubles. He might just be a Real Madrid number 23 that delivers the goods. Unlike the previous incumbent of that shirt.
It's just a step to the left. Ozil teaches the timewarp (again) to Marcelo.
Too much pre-match jamon y queso amigo. He'll be back.
Kick ass.
Unlike the majority of the 70,000 crowd, I stayed until the end. Begrudging applause greeted the final whistle, rather than the boos which were reported back in England by a few journalists that weren´t there [cough] Henry Winter.
Even with a huge crowd, it´s very easy to hop on the metro opposite the stadium and be back in town within 20 minutes. The reason I love Madrid so much is that there is always something happening. After Los Blancos in the Bernabeu it was time for La Noche en Blanco. It´s an annual music and arts festival that sees museums, theatres, cinemas and galleries open all night. Concerts and street performances spring up all over the city. We drank in some culture and then a few beers. Pasar la noche en blanco (no sleep all night) - indeed.
Mañana mañana. A proper Spanish breakfast the next morning did the trick.
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If, like me, you missed D. Kurt Graham's To Bring the Law Home: The Federal Judiciary in Early National Rhode Island (Northern Illinois University Press, 2010), when it appeared, I recommend that anyone interested in the early American judiciary and legal profession give it a look. Although many book-length studies of individual courts have been written–see Edward A.Purcell, Jr.'s review essay–the only other one I can recall that focused on the first decades of the lower federal judiciary in a state is Mary K. Bonsteel Tachau's Federal Courts in the Early Republic: Kentucky, 1789-1816 (1978).
Graham views the federal judiciary as a manifestation of the federal government and nation to Americans were still unsure what either was. "No institution did more to forge [a] sense of nationhood than did the federal courts," he writes. Rhode Island provides him with a particularly interesting case study. First, the state was "dragged into the Union kicking and screaming" and did not join until May 1790. Second, Rhode Island was known to be a benighted land of smugglers and defaulting debtors, who kept the state courts weak to escape retribution for their lawless ways. (Nowhere in the United States had "the solemnity of contracts and grants" been "so wantonly and sacrilegiously violated," cried Noah Webster, than in "the little detestable corner of the continent called Rhode Island.") By providing a friendly forum to customs officials, the federal district court "contributed directly to the power and viability of the central government." Moreover, the federal circuit court was so hospitable to creditors that some moved out of state just to invoke its diversity jurisdiction. Yet Rhode Islanders, Graham finds, embraced both courts. "Federal authority took root in Rhode Island without a whimper."
Graham's explanation of this surprising result deserves reading in full. In brief, he identifies three reasons. First, Rhode Island lawyers used the offices of federal judge and federal district attorney to create "a new level of leadership" within the bar and to elevate the practice of law within the state. Second, the resort to local officials to staff the courts–for four years, the same person served as state attorney general and federal district attorney–"alleviated some of the initial fears regarding the federal judiciary." Third, the decisions of the federal courts "overwhelming favored commerce." "Business was good for the courts," Graham writes, "and the courts were good for business."
I do wish Graham had addressed one question his book raises: if federal courts "generally ruled in favor of creditors," why did the debtors who managed to overawe state judges and legislators not do more than "whimper" when hauled into federal court? Still, I learned a great deal from To Bring the Law Home, and I suspect that many other legal historians will too.


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text: The flooding New York City experienced from Sandy could become a more common occurrence as climate change causes sea levels to rise. The World's Rhitu Chatterjee explores how coastal cities in other countries are protecting themselves from inundation. The severe flooding caused by Sandy didn't come as a complete surprise to the City of New York. Officials there have for some time been looking at ways to make the city more resilient to storm surges. Six years ago, they approached a Dutch scientist for advice. The Netherlands is a low-lying country that is well known for its heroic efforts at holding back the sea. The Dutch scientist, Jeroen Aerts of VU University in Amsterdam, says New York officials wanted to know what they could do to make the city more flood-proof. But, at the time, they weren't interested in big engineering solutions. "They were a little bit reluctant in terms of considering large scale protection measures, like surge barriers," he says. Surge barriers, or flood barriers, are carefully engineered concrete structures, often built in tidal inlets, to prevent flooding in coastal areas. These and other large structures, like levees, are expensive, and New York wanted inexpensive solutions, Aerts says. But that changed last year, after Hurricane Irene caused huge economic damage. "Then they also saw this sense of urgency that maybe (we should) also look at other options," he says. Aerts is currently collaborating with New York to develop plans for levees and storm surge barriers, and on ways to make new and old buildings more flood proof. Aerts says New York could adopt some solutions from his country — for example, the network of surge barriers that protects the city of Rotterdam and its port, or the idea of raising beaches with fresh sand every few years. "Each time the sea rises by a little bit, a few inches, we simply put some more sand on our beaches," he says. Aerts's colleague Pier Vellinga says New York should also consider some tips from Venice. "Over the last twenty years, the frequency of flooding has increased in Venice from about four times a year to like 20-40 times a year," says Vellinga. Vellinga has been helping Venetians put in a range of measures to help protect themselves from these floods. Some of them are simple; for instance, raised walkways that help pedestrians keep their feet dry. Then there are more complex and expensive engineering solutions, like a set of mobile underwater barriers. "It's a set of doors that are hinged to the sea floor," says Vellinga. "They lift up when the water is very high, and then they block the entrance" from the Adriatic Sea to the city. Whatever action New York takes, experts say the city has to be prepared to redesign its plan depending on what the future brings. Tim Reeder is the regional climate change program manager at the environmental agency in the U.K. He's involved a program called the Thames Estuary 2100. It's a plan to protect London and surrounding areas from floods and other climate-related risks, and it can be tweaked based on the degree to which the climate changes over the coming decades. "Given the fact that we don't know how much of sea level rise exactly we're going to get as a result of climate change," he says, "the plan can be adapted so that we can continue to get flood protection for the next hundred years in London." One component of the plan is a surge barrier called the Thames Barrier. "The Thames Barrier is part of a large flood protection system including 330 km. of sea walls to protect London," says Reeder. Since its completion in 1983, this barrier has protected London from floods over a hundred times. But if the sea level rises by another foot, this barrier may no longer offer enough protection, in which case it will have to be modified to hold back more water. Reeder says cities like New York, Rotterdam, Venice, and London face an uncertain future, and they should work together to prepare for a common threat.


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We've been working on this for 2 years.It was a area filled with weeds.I have raspberries and blueberries also boysenberries along with several fruit trees.My husband built the raised beds for me.Its the easiest way to garden.This is in zone 6 in Idaho
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Sue, when you laid your bark down, did you put down a weed barrier? I have a huge problem with crab grass and I've laid down weed barriers then added bark but it doesn't seem to help. It looks great!! BTW
Hi Sue, Did you move to the city? The other picutures you had goats and chickens. In these pictures I like what you have done on a small lot. The stones add alot of character and the raised beds make it look orderly and tidy. I do like your gardening style. Are you going to make a hoop house here or you don't need it since you are now in what I think is the perfect zone...6. Great job!
Hi Lark! Yes we moved out of the mountains a couple years ago.We went from over 3 acres down to a half.I still have much to do here.Im going to add more pictures as the flowers grow up and maybe put in a 8 foot hoop house to try and grow more from seed.I added some more info and pictures for you on the other garden to.Thanks for the nice comments.
Yur doing a wonderful job. It's looking great.
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text: UBC's rookies already well-seasoned - The Province September 5, 200812:00AM PDT Previous Next T-Birds open their CIS title defence brimming with youthful experience Marc Weber The squad of 28 -- bloated by university standards -- was with this season in mind. "I looked at the roster the other day and I was shocked myself by all the 1s and 2s," said Mosher, whose top-ranked and defending national champion Thunderbirds open Canada West play this weekend top-heavy on youth, though not short on experience. UBC features eight freshmen and five sophomores in the 20-man group. "It doesn't feel like you're working with a bunch of rookies," Mosher said. "We carried a very big squad last year because of all the guys we were going to lose, and we used that as an opportunity to develop guys. "I think we'll be in the mix to get out of Canada West and compete for another national title." Five players who started last year's CIS championship final are gone, including both starting strikers. One of those rookies by definition -- Surrey's Colin Jones -- is pegged to debut up front as UBC hosts Saskatchewan (Sat, 2:15 p.m.) and Alberta (Sun, 2:15 p.m.) on their new turf field at Thunderbird Park. "[Half] the rookies were with the team last year, so we've been around it," said Jones, who possesses touch despite looking more like an American football player at 6-foot, 205-pounds. "It's going to be pretty easy to carry it on." Jones is one of four returning red-shirt players who also played men's premier soccer with Westside last season to remain game-sharp. He might have some young company on attack. One of Mosher's high school recruits, Vancouver's Marco Visintin, led the Thunderbirds with three goals in preseason play, as first- and second-year players accounted for 10 of 11 goals in five games. And that's the other part of Mosher's fantastic freshmen formula -- even the true rookies come well-seasoned. Visintin -- whose dad, Luciano, played under-20 for Canada -- was a Double-A MVP and provincial champion with Notre Dame, and is off to under-18 club nationals with the Vancouver Selects in October. Midfielder Devin Gunenc of North Vancouver, another likely starter, comes through the Whitecaps residency program. "The new guys are all great players and know their roles," said fourth-year defender Graham Smith. "They've all come from top youth programs and they know what's up. Everybody's tuned in at training." Smith, the MVP at nationals, is co-captain this year with midfielder Nick Poole, and, along with former Whitecaps goalie Srdjan Djekanovic, they form the core of the group. They know that their leadership roles are magnified with the roster imbalance. "I can't wait," Smith said of the added challenge. "It's about acting like that fourth-year guy. Taking what I do and realizing that it has value and passing it on." email@example.com © The Vancouver Province 2008 Previous Next


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Looks like classic gaming sensation, documentary star and hot-sauce magnate Billy Mitchell is the king of "Kong" yet again.
Mitchell — whose ruthless battle for dominance over the "Donkey Kong" game was famously documented in the film "King of Kong" — had earned the world's highest score in the game (1,050,200 points). But this March he was handily beaten by Hank Chien, a plastic surgeon from New York, who set a new record with 1,061,700 points.
But over the weekend at the International Video Game Hall of Fame (located in Ottumwa-freakin'-Iowa) , officials announced that Mitchell had reclaimed the top "Donkey Kong" spot by scoring 1,062,800 points in the game.
The Twin Galaxies referees who oversaw the record-setting event say Mitchell also has officially set the world's highest score in "Donkey Kong Jr." with 1,270,900 points.
According to a press release from Twin Galaxies, referees were on hand to watch Mitchell go after the high scores at Boomers-Grand Prix Arcade in Florida. Though Mitchell's goal was to simply tackle "Donkey Kong" alone, he apparently decided to add one more notch to his belt.
"I remember a lot of celebration; hugs, kisses and a lot of hooting and hollering," Mitchell said of setting the latest "Donkey Kong" record. "Once that died down, I stood there looking at 'Donkey Kong Jr.' and thought 'There's one more thing I have to take care of.' "
How long did it take Mitchell to set these two records? For "Donkey Kong" it took 2 hours and 42 minutes, and for "Donkey Kong Jr." it took 3 hours and 58 minutes.
Mitchell isn't exactly known for being a humble sorta guy. He stopped playing "Donkey Kong" as soon as he had knocked Chien out of the No. 1 spot.
Asked why he stopped, Mitchell reportedly said: "Some say I'm being cocky. Some say I'm being lazy. I say, I'm being Billy Mitchell."
Oy...moving along.
Speaking of classic video games, the world also now has its first official classic "Tetris" champion (yes, 26 years after the game first launched.)
Former Nintendo World Champion and "Tetris" expert Robin Mihara brought together 200 of the greatest "Tetris" players of all time for a block-dropping extravaganza at the Independent Theater in Los Angeles Sunday.
For this world championship, competitors played that classic Nintendo NES version of the game. Check out a video of the final round here and watch as Jonas Neubauer of Redondo Beach, Calif., defeats Harry Hong of Los Angeles to take home the title. (Thanks to Kotaku.com for the heads' up.)
We can only imagine the depths of the 'Tetris' effect these guys must experience on a daily basis.
You can find writer Winda Benedetti monkeying around right here on Twitter.
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Leah Messer In Tortured Love Triangle With Ex-Husband Corey Simms & Fiancée Jeremy Calvert
Who will desperate Leah Messer choose? She can't stop crying as she struggles to decide who she should love.
Leah Messer, 19, gushed waterfalls at the Teen Mom 2 reunion in New York City on March 3 when Dr. Drew Pinksy asked about her relationship with her ex-hubby Corey Simms, their shared custody of 2-year-old twins Aliannah and Aleeah, and her new fiancée Jeremy Calvert.
"She misses Corey, and part of her wishes she could make things work," says a source close to Leah, who's a stay-at-home in West Virginia. "But another part of her loves Jeremy and wants to start a clean slate with him."
And apparently, Corey misses her, too.
"Corey likes Jeremy because he's good to his girls, but he'd take Leah back in a second," a source reveals.
Despite Leah's cheating on Corey a week before their October 2010 wedding, the two tried to make things work out between them last summer, but in the end, things fizzled out. Leah felt no choice but to move on with her life.
Last August her Facebook friendship with pipeline engineer Jeremy, 23, blossomed into a relationship and the two got engaged and were pregnant by December. Unfortunately, Leah miscarried in January, and she took it as a sign that maybe her relationship with Jeremy wasn't right.
"Jeremy knows Leah isn't as certain about their relationship now," a source asserts. "Their engagement is definitely on a rocky path."
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The Medicago truncatula sequencing project was initiated with a generous grant from Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation to the University of Oklahoma. Beginning in 2003 (and renewed in 2006), the National Science Foundation and the European Union's Sixth Framework Programme provided funding to complete sequencing of the euchromatic genespace. Among the eight chromosomes in Medicago, six were sequenced in the US by the NSF-funded projects, one (chromosome 5) was sequenced in France by Genoscope with funding from the EU and INRA, and one (chromosome 3) was sequenced in the United Kingdom with funding from the EU and BBSRC.
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Sunday, September 25, 2011
Things are gonna get cuh-razy
Hey guys, I'm just popping in real quick because I've got loads to do this coming week with lots of fun and exciting previews to share, and it's all starting tomorrow! There will be multiple posts going up some days but there is no help for it and I promise that they are all exciting and totally worth checking out so I hope you don't miss out on any of the fun. We are definitely going to be wrapping up this month of September with tons of stamping goodness! :)
And this little card is a result of all my work preparing for previews and what not. I needed a card for today but couldn't spend a ton of time on it so this had to be really simple and quick to color. I ended up pulling out a set of clear stamps that I got more for scrappin' than cards and 'made it work'.
Ok, seriously... I've got to go get busy, busy, busy!
Have a good one my friends!
Supply list:
cardstock- Bazzill and Copic X-Press It
paper- Jenni Bowlin (floral), Cosmo Cricket (green), My Mind's Eye (polka dot), Making Memories (cream)
stamps- Lilybee Designs (This&That set)
ink- Memento tuxedo black and Colorbox dark brown
Copic markers:
skin- E000, E00, E11, R00, R20
hair- E25, E27, E29, E41
clothes- E81, 0
background- W00, E40, 0
23 comments:
- Hlora said...
It is fantastic! Very nice image! Love this sentiment too) Very nice papers are used again!
- September 25, 2011 at 5:55 AM
- Renkata said...
ohhh Amy,
this card is so precious.
Love it.
- September 25, 2011 at 6:11 AM
- ~amy~ said...
What a super darling card...love love love the mix of colors and patterns!
- September 25, 2011 at 6:12 AM
- Cindy H. said...
Your quick card is so darn cute!! I can still the magic you create with your Copics :) Looking forward to your previews this coming week!
- September 25, 2011 at 7:09 AM
- Pöydän kulmalla näpertelijä said...
I love the vintagey image and the button embellishments. So sweet!
- September 25, 2011 at 7:10 AM
- Lau W said...
Oh this is very nice, lovely card !
- September 25, 2011 at 7:13 AM
- Teresa Carini said...
I love that image! and beautiful colors of the card!
- September 25, 2011 at 7:16 AM
- Juls said...
fabby!!! Love the gorgeous vintage feel to this, great combo of papers, gorgeous image, and the button detail is just fabulous!! Hugs Juls
- September 25, 2011 at 8:20 AM
- Rhonda Miller said...
Aww, what a cute card.
- September 25, 2011 at 8:42 AM
- gobeagirl said...
OMWord Amy! I can't believe this was a 'simple quick' card. I love it! I love the vintage looking little girls as well. They look like the dolls that my Mom sews clothes for.. lol... I love, love the paper combo and everything. Have a great Sunday and don't work too hard. lol... Hugs, Lisa
- September 25, 2011 at 8:43 AM
- Creations by Shirl said...
Love the images Amy~ pretty color/combo and gorgeous papers as always... Can't wait to know what's going on! Hummmmm more excitement!
- September 25, 2011 at 9:21 AM
- Isa said...
What a simple and a precious card !!
- September 25, 2011 at 9:32 AM
- RiNNE said...
So precious and pretty. I love the vintage feel! So perfect for sisters and best friends. Love those buttons going down the side.
- September 25, 2011 at 10:28 AM
- Andrea said...
Such a gorgeous card - the image is so sweet! It reminds me of the books I used to read when I stayed at my Nan's in school holidays when I was little! LOL!
Have a fabulous week - I look forward to seeing some of what you're up to!
Love, Andrea xx
- September 25, 2011 at 10:53 AM
- Mette said...
Ah Amy - this is lovely sweetie. Love the image and papers used. :)
Hugs, Mette
- September 25, 2011 at 10:53 AM
- corryskaart said...
hoi amy
wat een schatje van een kaart erg mooi van kleur en een meer dan mooi stempel,ik zou willen dat ik heel rijk was dan wist i wel wat te kopen,namelijk een heleboel digi's :-)))
groetjes van corry
- September 25, 2011 at 11:12 AM
- SuiLan said...
I love the vintage look of this card Amy. I would love to try and create one myself. Something I haven't done before. Thanks for sharing and inspiring.
- September 25, 2011 at 11:55 AM
- yvon said...
Fab vintage card.
Hugs, Yvon
- September 25, 2011 at 12:42 PM
- Anne-Marie said...
Pretty, pretty, pretty....love it!
- September 25, 2011 at 1:27 PM
- Becky Dunham said...
Oh I LOVE this! What an adorable image and I love the way you colored it and the papers you used around it!
- September 25, 2011 at 3:27 PM
- Unknown said...
Wonderful card, Amy! Cant' wait to see all the previews! I know they will be fabulous! You work is always so flawless!
- September 25, 2011 at 9:54 PM
- Leanne said...
Aw, you make easy look so hard. hehehe.. Love this cute stamp, and the card came together terrifically. Love the vintage feel.
Don't forget to breathe ok? LOl!
Have a wonderful day! :)
- September 26, 2011 at 11:07 AM
- Annette Allen said...
aww this is just too sweet.
- September 26, 2011 at 4:15 PM


text: well time to start the new season off. ill try to upadate with new pics every few days. hopefully ths weekend i'll finish putting the shelves and racks in my trailer. The mowing/landscape rig! thought this was a cool pic while cutting my yard today. waiting for the winter rye to go dormant! this is my house! (i know my beds look like crap)


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amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research
Published Tuesday, July 10, 2012
July 2012—Hillary Rodham Clinton was sworn in as U.S. Secretary of State in January 2009. Since then, she has traveled more than 800,000 miles on diplomatic visits to 100 countries. As Secretary of State, she oversees the Office of the Global AIDS Coordinator and the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR). The U.S. government's largest global health program, PEPFAR was reauthorized in 2008 for $48 billion over five years. Secretary Clinton also oversees United States embassies in 162 countries, which implement a variety of diplomatic initiatives and other community-based HIV/AIDS programs.
TREAT Asia Report: You have been an outspoken advocate of women's rights, including the right to sexual and reproductive health care. How will the needs of women living with HIV be supported as U.S. global health strategies evolve?
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton: First, I would like to thank amfAR for being such an important part of what we've been able to achieve through PEPFAR. We truly appreciate our partnership.
As you are aware, in low- and middle-income countries worldwide, HIV is the leading cause of death and disease in women of reproductive age. In Africa, 60 percent of those living with HIV are women, and in some of these countries, prevalence among young women aged 15-24 years is about three times higher than among men of the same age. So PEPFAR is putting women front and center in the response. We're ensuring equitable access to services, addressing the tragedy of gender-based violence, keeping mothers alive through programs to prevent mother-to-child transmission of HIV, and making sure HIV programs are linked to our other women's health programs under the Global Health Initiative. There's a lot of work ahead because some of these issues go very deep, but we are working with countries to address them.
TA Report: PEPFAR is arguably the most popular and successful foreign policy initiative in recent years, yet the President's fiscal year 2013 budget proposal calls for a nearly 12 percent reduction in funding for PEPFAR. How does the administration reconcile this with its ambitious commitment to achieving an "AIDS-free generation?"
Clinton: We define success in terms of results—saving lives is the most important metric. President Obama and I are committed to creating an AIDS-free generation, including reaching ambitious goals for treatment and prevention. PEPFAR has a history of success to draw on—this program has consistently met its goals, and I am confident it will continue to do so. But achieving an AIDS-free generation requires the shared responsibility of everyone—donor nations, partner countries, the Global Fund and the private sector.
TA Report: Programs like PEPFAR that deliver lifesaving antiretroviral treatment to millions of people in developing countries are heavily reliant on generic ARVs produced in India. How will the U.S. government's trade policies ensure that affordable medicines remain accessible to those who need them?
Clinton delivers remarks at the launch of a Global Partnership on Maternal and Child Health in Washington, D.C., on March 9, 2011.
Clinton: PEPFAR, the State Department, and our other interagency partners are working with the U.S. Trade Representative to increase access to medicines and ensure that public health concerns are part of the conversation. We're very proud of the large reductions in per-patient costs PEPFAR has been able to achieve and we will continue to work to make medicines even more affordable.Secretary
TA Report: You made a historic commitment to the rights of LGBT people last year. As you know, gay men and other men who have sex with men are disproportionately affected by HIV in most parts of the world. How is the PEPFAR program expanding access to HIV services for MSM?
Clinton: This is a clear priority for PEPFAR because there is strong evidence of the higher risks faced by MSM. Last year, PEPFAR released guidance on providing services to MSM, explaining the evidence base and offering tools to help country programs respond. An important part of the effort is working with partner countries to help them see that a public health approach that makes HIV services available to marginalized groups, without the stigma or discrimination that can drive people underground, will advance the health of the nation as a whole. In addition to working with governments on a data-driven response that targets funding to key at-risk populations like MSM, PEPFAR is also working with community groups. By supporting efforts like the Purple Sky Network in Asia, PEPFAR has enabled MSM organizations to develop peer relationships and advocate on behalf of HIV and other health issues in their nations. So we're taking a comprehensive approach that works with governments and communities to get the services to the people in need.
TA Report: Through PEPFAR, the U.S. has focused primarily on AIDS in Africa. How does Asia—with its concentrated HIV/AIDS epidemics, harder-to-reach populations, and PMTCT challenges—fit into U.S. global health strategy?
Clinton: Asia requires very different approaches than Africa—and indeed there is great variety even within Asia. I think our PEPFAR programs in the region reflect the unique circumstances. Many of the countries have significant resources of their own to devote to fighting AIDS, but what we can offer is the technical support to maximize the impact of what they are doing. Because the epidemics are concentrated among population groups that face stigma—such as persons who inject drugs, MSM, and sex workers—we work directly with those groups in ways that will not put them at risk.
TA Report: In December 2011, you became the first U.S. Secretary of State to visit Burma in more than 50 years. How might closer diplomatic ties between the two countries impact support for Burma's HIV response?
Clinton: The changes to date are fragile, but very encouraging. Following my visit, in April of this year, Burma's Minister of Health led a delegation that visited a number of U.S. officials, including our PEPFAR leadership at the State Department and our implementing agencies. It's too soon to make any definitive statements as to increased cooperation on HIV, but the fact that our governments are now in dialogue is certainly promising.
Secretary Clinton visits Daw Aung San Suu Kyi at her house in Rangoon, Burma, on December 2, 2011.
TA Report: As you travel the world, are you seeing any notable shifts—either dispiriting or encouraging—in country responses to AIDS?
Clinton: Compared with where we were in the recent past, I'm very encouraged by the leadership we're seeing from many of the hardest-hit countries. More and more, they understand the importance of this issue, and want to grow both their commitment and their capacity to step up. I think a key to this transformation is that they now see that it's something they can be successful doing—the past decade has proven that. It's always easier to enlist people in a fight they can win, and I am confident that we can win this fight against AIDS.
TA Report: What do you see as the major impediments to achieving an "AIDS-free generation?"
Clinton: Any sense of complacency would be tremendously misguided and harmful—there is still significant unmet need in the world, and for our part the United States is going to keep the pressure on. But as I have said, it's a shared responsibility, and we need other donor and partner countries to step up and meet the challenge as we are doing. Budget constraints and competing demands are issues everywhere, and always will be. But the vision of an AIDS-free generation is so compelling, and the science is behind us. I believe we will all rise to meet the challenge.
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The colored clumps represent areas within which users' friends tend to be found. That is, someone within Greater Texas, for instance, will tend to have more friends within that region than outside of it. Lines connect cities which tend to have more friend connections.
Says Pete: "Some of these clusters are intuitive, like the old south, but there's some surprises too, like Missouri, Louisiana and Arkansas having closer ties to Texas than Georgia." On Stayathomia:
Stretching from New York to Minnesota, this belt's defining feature is how near most people are to their friends, implying they don't move far. In most cases outside the largest cities, the most common connections are with immediately neighboring cities, and even New York only has one really long-range link in its top 10. Apart from Los Angeles, all of its strong ties are comparatively local.On Dixie:
In contrast to further south, God tends to be low down the top 10 fan pages if she shows up at all, with a lot more sports and beer-related pages instead.
Dixie towns tend to have links mostly to other nearby cities rather than spanning the country. Atlanta is definitely the hub of the network, showing up in the top 5 list of almost every town in the region. Southern Florida is an exception to the cluster, with a lot of connections to the East Coast, presumably sun-seeking refugees.On Mormonia: "It's worth separating from the rest of the West because of how interwoven the communities are, and how relatively unlikely they are to have friends outside the region." The Nomadic West has much longer lines of connection than other regions, which is not terribly surprising. Socalistan is not simply Californiastan (or California for that matter) because the center of gravity clearly bends LA-wards. And Pete observes that Pacifica is "the most boring of the clusters."
God is almost always in the top spot on the fan pages, and for some reason Ashley shows up as a popular name here, but almost nowhere else in the country.
All this, Pete notes, is "qualitative, not quantitative," so data caveat emptor and all that. Still, an interesting representation.
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Our 'How to Stage an Opera' series offers different perspectives on the practicalities of staging an opera, from the initial research through to the final performance. In this the first in the series we look at the historical context of Strauss's opera and trace some of the thought processes that influenced the director and the designer's approach.
Die Frau ohne Schatten was written over the course of World War I and was first performed in Vienna in 1919. It is a child of its time. The theories of Freud and Jung on the action of the subconscious and the meanings of dreams had fundamentally altered the way people understood ideas of identity and motivation. A new mode of interpretation, of both fictional stories and actual events, had been created and was applied with abandon. Hugo von Hofmannsthal's libretto for Die Frau ohne Schatten is rife with fantastical figures that carry heavy symbolism, and a clear product Hofmannstahl's fascination with Freud's theories.
There are two challenges that face modern directors who wish to stage Die Frau ohne Schatten. The first is a recurrent issue in opera, of how to represent the extraordinary stage directions set down in the libretto. The second is more subtle and more challenging. The usefulness of Freud and Jung's theories has been sharply questioned in the years that separate us and the premiere of Die Frau, to the extent that Freudian interpretations can now seem almost laughably crude. And advances in gender equality have meant that many of the assumptions that underpin the symbolism of Hofmannsthal's libretto – that all women must want children, for example – seem at best old-fashioned and at worst offensive. The consequence is that the story of Die Frau ohne Schatten can seem little more than an alien artefact from a bygone era. The challenge for directors is to make a production that is true to the work and that speaks to the audience.
For The Royal Opera's new production, director Claus Guth and dramaturg Ronny Dietrich directly reference the influence of Freud on Hofmannsthal's libretto. They tell the story as a dream in the mind of a woman, where the weird symmetries, the oneiric leaps in time and space, the grotesque caricatures assume nightmarish significance. But in the space around her dreams Guth and Dietrich tell a further story. The dreaming woman is undergoing psychotherapy. She is surrounded – both in reality and in her nightmares – by authoritarian male figures. Questions are immediately raised. What is she being treated for? Is she held against her will? Can there ever be a cure? Through this device the creative team are able to represent literally the fantastical effects called for in Hofmannsthal's libretto while at the same time questioning the moral assumptions of the early 20th century that lie behind it.
In every opera the set design is crucial to the director's approach. It is the most visually obvious thing on stage and must fulfill vital practical requirements. Christian Schmidt's set design for Guth's Die Frau ohne Schatten is a masterpiece of efficiency in both respects. The curtain rises on a curved wall that entirely fills the stage, at once imposing and expansive. The dark wood colouring immediately suggests a clinic from the mid-20th century, while the smooth, endless wall seems to imprison the characters within it. A rotating middle panel acts as a door into the subconscious, creating the various worlds visited in the opera while leaving us firmly planted in the Empress's horrible reality – we, like her, are trapped. The large wall is a gift for the powerful singers demanded by the score, adding natural amplification that allows them to be clearly heard even when facing away from the audience. And the quiet, seamless set changes present no distraction from Strauss's thrilling orchestral interludes.
Guth's production of Die Frau ohne Schatten is an example of an interpretive approach to an opera that has always been a challenge to stage. Follow the next in our series to explore how directors have approached more familiar repertory – La traviata, and the period designs of Richard Eyre's production.
Read other posts in our 'How to Stage an Opera' series.
Die Frau ohne Schatten runs until 2 April 2014. Tickets are still available.
The production is a co-production with La Scala, Milan and is given with generous philanthropic support from Sir Simon and Lady Robertson, Hamish and Sophie Forsyth, The Friends of Covent Garden and an anonymous donor.


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Part of my preparations for my Thanksgiving workshops this week is creating a table setting and centerpiece. I wanted it to feel real. I don't know about everyone else, but I'm getting a little tired of overly staged and styled 'tablescapes' with their stacks of crowded props, and too tall and too massive of centerpieces. I thought, "If I went to the Barefoot Contessa or Martha Stewart's (circa 1996) house for Thanksgiving, what would it look like?" It would be decidedly classic, simple, and traditional.
My style is not traditional in an old world, dusty fashion, but in a clean, modern approach. Does that make any sense at all?
I made this rose, mum and broom cob arrangement, using a pumpkin as a vase. We've all seen this a thousand times, but I think it is so perfect for Thanksgiving, that I just had to do my own version.
DIY Instructions for creating the centerpiece, here.
Also, I included a velvet and linen pillow in the head chairs for a little extra luxury.
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Communist Tour of Bucharest
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Saturday, February 15, 2020 from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM (EET)
Event Details
Walking tour of Communism, with English-speaking guide. Major landmarks and events in the Communist history of Bucharest will be explored, including the violent beginnings of the Communist regime, the nationalization and forced demolition of thousands of houses, the People's House (nowadays, the Parliament Palace), the Ceausescu family and their megalomania, and the violent anti-Communist revolution of 1989. The tour takes about 3.5 hours.
The meeting point for the tour is the Romanian Patriarchal Cathedral. (near Unirii Square)
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Barratt Developments chief executive Mark Clare has said the company plans to spend £700 million buying land this year as increased lending in the sector is expected to fuel a housebuilder recovery across the country.
Barratt recently announced plans for 2,500 new homes in Scotland, as it posted a doubling of pre-tax profits in its annual results.
Clare told the AJ's sister publication Construction News said: "There isn't a North-South divide; we're seeing demand coming through right across the country.
'It's the same wherever we are – we're pushing on, opening new developments. We're actually growing the business again.'
A spate of major housebuilders have announced plans for expansion after posting healthy financial results in recent weeks.
Clare said he expected to grow the business by 5 per cent this year as banks gradually increased their lending.
'It's dependent on whether that increase in lending continues; we think it could be the start of some modest recovery – certainly the largest housebuilders are all growing," he said.
Clare ruled out acquisitions but said the firm planned to spend £700million this year on new sites, with Barratt's own planning permission and project specifications.
'We've increased output by about 20 per cent over the past two, three years,' he said. 'What we're doing is increasing output in line with demand in the market.
'We're extending our business where we can, but doing all of it within the constraints of demand.'
He added that Barratt was investing heavily in an initiative to lower the costs of building low-carbon homes and to enhance supply chain collaboration.
The firm is aiming for delivery of Code for Sustainable Homes Level 4 dwellings at the cost of building a Level 3 home.
'We've got to be building 15,000 very low-carbon homes a year, for a cost that's not very much greater,' Clare said. 'Otherwise we'll price ourselves out of the market.'
He added that the complexity of the Green Deal was "concerning" and that a lack of understanding would hamstring its effect.
"I think people understand there's help out there, but there's no real depth to that understanding," he said. "It raises awareness, but on its own I don't think it's going to deliver that mass refurbishment."
Instead, he called for charges on inefficient homes, including council tax hikes and stamp duty penalties.
"I think there's a stage in the future where there's going to have to be a stick and a carrot, I'm afraid," he said. "To mobilise so many people to take action is going to require more."
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How about some stick and carrot for creating decent sized well designed (by architects) homes and neighbourhoods that don't just gobble up the greenbelt because it's easier for large homebuilders to make a profit? Landbanks and skewed government subsidies for large companies are no way to plan for a sustainable and affordable future.
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