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North Tahoe Visitor Center to kick off First Friday events
The North Lake Tahoe Chamber/CVB/Resort Association will kick off its free Friday Fridays "Getting to Know the Basin Better" Friday, Jan. 4 with the Sierra Avalanche Center, 5:30-7 p.m., at the North Lake Tahoe Visitors Center, 100 North Lake Blvd. in Tahoe City.
The Sierra Avalanche Center will discuss how they evaluate avalanche danger, how to use their website to assist those planning to ski and board in the backcountry and how the public can support the center's efforts.
It's all part of First Fridays, the first Friday of each month, that profiles speakers knowledgeable about the Lake Tahoe Basin. Mark your calendar for Friday, Feb. 1, the most romantic month of the year, when Lake Tahoe writer Mark McLaughlin weaves tales of love about the Sierra Nevada.
To learn more about First Fridays or for additional information, contact North Lake Tahoe Visitors Center Manager Kym Fabel at 530-581-6900.
For more information about the North Lake Tahoe Chamber/CVB/Resort Association, visit http://www.nltra.org.
Parasol AmeriCorps Service Project
Let Us Help You!
Do you want to accomplish something impactful for the community but might not have the time and/or resources necessary to carry out your vision? Let the Parasol AmeriCorps team help you plan and implement a program. Parasol AmeriCorps members are stationed at many North Lake Tahoe agencies. This service project will bring all 17 Parasol AmeriCorps members together for one common cause to create a significant positive change in the community. Complete an application for the Parasol AmeriCorps team to help with a program or event that will make a positive impact on North Lake Tahoe community members. Strong project proposals will address a community need, state the project's plans, goals, and objectives, and provide opportunities for AmeriCorps members' growth and development.
Submit your application by Monday, Jan. 7. Find the application along with a detailed description at http://www.parasol.org on the "AmeriCorps" section. Do not hesitate to direct any questions regarding the application process to the AmeriCorps Program Director Allison Eybel at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Discuss bus pass fare
The Transportation Department of the Tahoe Truckee Unified School District will be presenting a range of options for bus pass fare increase at the regular business meeting of the board of trustees.
The District Food Service department will also be presenting options for a possible fee increase for the school lunch program.
The public is invited to attend and comment on the proposed fee increase to the transportation and food service departments.
The meeting will be held at the district office, 11603 Donner Pass Road, on Jan. 9, at 5:30 p.m.
Truckee High School Drama Club
to present "Life and other Disasters"
Life can sometimes be hard. It presents us with challenges we must overcome and lessons we must learn. The Truckee High School Drama Club explores these issues in their winter production, "Life and Other Disasters," opening in January. The show is a collection of scenes, monologues, and poems chosen by the students to highlight the twists and turns life can throw at us.
The show will be presented over three days, Jan. 10-12. Shows will be at 7 p.m. each day with a special matinee performance at 2 p.m. on Jan. 12. Tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for students. Tickets are available at the Truckee Donner Community Recreation Center and at the door. Tickets can be purchased with cash or local check, but no credit cards will be accepted.
The Drama Club will sell refreshments during intermission and raffle tickets will be on sale for a wide variety of items donated by local businesses, including jewelry, gift cards and certificates, and more.
Due to some mature themes in this production, it is recommended for mature audiences only.
Global warming presentation
by Nobel Prize team winner
Chris Field, a 2007 Nobel Prize team winner and lead author of the study on the effects of global climate change will be the keynote speaker at Tahoe South's Operation Sierra Storm Meteorologist Conference, Jan 10.
Field was the co-chair for Working Group II of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) which shared the 2007 Peace Prize with former Vice President Al Gore. He's the director of the Department of Global Ecology, Carnegie Institution for Science at Stanford University and a 2009 Heinz Award recipient, recognizing extraordinary environmental achievement. –
Endorsed by the National Weather Service and American Meteorological Society, the three-day conference combines ongoing education, topical and newsworthy discussions, networking opportunities and live broadcasts from news affiliates throughout the West Coast. Attendees include television meteorologists.
This year's conference will examine current and future climate change expectations, policy matters, Hurricane Sandy and avalanche forecasting, awareness and safety.
Field was part of the Nobel Prize winning team that assessed the scientific, technical, environmental, economic and social aspects of the vulnerability (sensitivity and adaptability) to climate change and the negative and positive consequences for ecological systems, socio-economic sectors and human health, with an emphasis on regional and cross-sectoral issues.
Speakers include Rebecca Anderson, principal scientist, who will present research conducted from Arctic and Antarctica ice core drilling; Andy Anderson, Sierra Avalanche Center; and Bob Roberts, president and CEO of California Ski Industry Association.
Field's presentation will be open to the public, Thursday, Jan. 10, 8-9:30 a.m. at Harveys Cabaret Theater. Limited free seating available, with RSVP required by 5 p.m. Monday, Jan. 7 at http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/SLT_OSS_RSVP.
Little Truckee River Working Group meeting announced
The Sierra County Fire Safe and Watershed Council invites you to attend the annual Little Truckee River Working Group Meeting on Wednesday Jan. 9, 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. at the U.S. Forest Service Sierraville Ranger Station Conference Room. The meeting will provide an information exchange on current and planned natural resource work within the Little Truckee River watershed, including oral and poster presentations. Featured speakers include Perry Norris, Truckee Donner Land Trust; Beth Christman and Jeannette Halderman, Truckee River Watershed Council; Teresa Crimmens, Tahoe RCD, Paul Honeywell, U.S. Geological Survey; Quentin Youngblood, U.S. Forest Service, Christopher Fichtel, The Nature Conservancy; and Lynn Nolan, South Tahoe Public Utilities District.
A poster session featuring presentations by Ken Cawley, consulting hydrologist, Christopher Fichtel of The Nature Conservancy, Deborah Urich U. S. Forest Service Fisheries Biologist, and Patrick Stone of the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency and Tahoe-Truckee Fisheries Coalition will be held during the meeting. Meeting attendees will be encouraged to review the posters and discuss the project details.
Lunch will be provided by the Feather River Chapter of Trout Unlimited with donations welcomed. Please email firstname.lastname@example.com to RSVP and receive further details, including an agenda with presentation titles. Note, in the event of stormy weather, the meeting will be rescheduled for Wednesday, Jan. 16.
Myanmar, presented by Dr. Toni Neubauer
Myanmar is the largest country in Southeast Asia – twice as large as Vietnam and approximately the size of Great Britain and France combined. Within the borders are as many as 135 nationalities each with their own languages and dialects. The history of Myanmar dates back before the time of Buddha in the fifth century BC., yet today Myanmar is a country caught in a time warp, isolated from the rest of the world for more than 30 years, and leaping precipitously into modernity.
At the same time, Myanmar is a magical country where people kiss by sniffing, there are eight days in a week, and the major unit of currency has been determined by astrology! Fairy tale pagodas of pink and blue dot the landscape, people cover their face with white powder from tree bark and clouds and mist cast a romantic tropical haze.
Join Toni Neubauer, president of Myths and Mountains to learn more about this very special destination. Neubauer "speaks five languages, holds a doctorate in educational administration as well as a masters in French literature, and has visited 57 countries around the world. For more than 20 years, Toni has traveled within Asia and Southesast Asia, getting to know the people and their way of life."
Thursday, Jan. 31, 4 p.m. at the Incline Village Library, 845 Alder Ave., Incline Village, Nev. For more information visit http://www.washoecountylibrary.us.
Calling fiber and textile artists
The Truckee Public Arts Commission's winter exhibit at the TDRPD's Community Recreation Center will feature fiber and textile media. Artists of all ages will be considered for display. Quilters are also encouraged to apply. Submissions due Jan. 16, 2012. Guidelines and entry forms are available in the "Latest News" section at http://www.tdrpd.com. An opening reception will be held on Feb. 1, 5-7 p.m. at Community Recreation Center.
Go to college in Truckee!
Sierra College offers career and technical training, associate degrees and is ranked first in Northern California for transfers to four-year universities. Since its founding in 1936, Sierra College has focused on quality instruction, and the Tahoe-Truckee campus is especially proud of the stellar teaching staff including award-winning educators.
This is the time of year to apply for Sierra College, Tahoe-Truckee spring classes. The online application deadline is Jan. 5, 2013. There are more than 60 spring offerings including general education as well as accounting, business, Mechatronics, administration of justice, emergency medical technician training (EMT), early childhood education, psychology, ceramics, drawing, painting, human and personal development. Classes begin the week of Jan. 28 and end May 25. Tuition is $46 per unit (most classes are three units). Current Tahoe Truckee Unified School District high school students enroll for just $1 a unit plus the cost of books, materials and parking ($30).
For a complete class schedule, select the class schedule link on the Sierra College web site at sierracollege.edu. For more information visit 11001 College Trail in Truckee, go to sierracollege.edu or call 530-550-2225. Sierra College Truckee campus is also on Facebook.
Tahoe SAFE Alliance announces
Father Daughter Dance tickets on sale
Calling all fathers, grandfathers and uncles: get ready to dance the night away with that special little girl in your life. Tahoe SAFE Alliance announces tickets are on sale for the 4th Annual Father Daughter Dance on Friday Feb. 8, 6-9 p.m. at Tahoe Biltmore Hotel in Crystal Bay, Nev.
Entertainment will feature dancing, snacks, activity stations for all ages, portraits by Danielle Hankinson Photography and an opportunity to purchase a live action photo flipbook keepsake. This event is an opportunity for fathers to spend a memorable night with their daughters and leave with souvenirs that will always bring back lasting and cherished memories.
Tickets are $25 per father/daughter couple ($30 at the door) and $5 per additional child. Purchase tickets online at http://www.tahoesafealliance.org. Scholarships are available for families in need. The Tahoe Biltmore invites you to enjoy a special prix fixe dinner 4:30-6:30 p.m. Reservations can be at 775-833-6724.
Sponsored by Dress the Party, Tahoe Forest Hospital District, North Tahoe Bonanza, Sierra Sun, and The Weekly.
Truckee gets more HD TV channels
Suddenlink announced it added new high-definition (HD) channels to its TV lineup in Truckee, as well as new digital channels in standard format.
Suddenlink also has changed its lineup, moving related channels nearer each other for easier navigation. Customers received new TV lineup cards by mail.
Twenty new HD channels include: Sacramento broadcast stations KQCA HD (MNT), KVIE HD (PBS) and KMAX HD (CW), as well as Comcast Sports Net California HD, C-SPAN HD, TV Land HD, The Hub HD, OWN HD, BBC America HD, GSN HD, MTV2 HD, SWRV HD, Gol TV HD, HBO Comedy HD, Starz Comedy HD, Showtime HD, Hallmark Movie Channel HD, HSN HD, QVC HD and iN DEMAND HD, which offers pay-per-view programming.
New digital channels in standard format include: Boomerang, Hallmark Movie Channel, Lifetime Television, Starz Comedy, mtvU, SWRV and KTXL DT Antenna TV.
Visit suddenlink.com, call 866-269-4386 or drop by the Truckee store at 10607 W. River St. during normal office hours.


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The other day , I was trying to purge my drawers of junk, so I could get started on packing up my apartment. While sorting through my makeup and jewelry containers, I noticed that I had quite a few Altoids tins holding bobby pins and change. Where did all these tins come from? I didn't think I consumed that many Altoids in my lifetime. They are pretty addicting, but not by that much. I then started thinking about all the money I put into purchasing the tins. I guess it was well worth the investment because I found a new use for them. I hear people say that something isn't as good as homemade. Sometimes, it could be done cheaper at home. Can Altoids be made at home?
Yes. Yes, they can.
First of all, you need a portion of gum paste. I'm not going to write in specific amounts because it's all based on taste.
Second, you will need a dram of your preferred flavoring. Wintergreen is my favorite,so that is what I chose.
Now, when you work with gum paste, it's a good idea to have powdered sugar available to dust with, so it is easier to work with. It's like working with a pie dough. You don't want the gum paste to stick to your surface or you will have an interesting time scraping it off the table. If that is your thing, then ignore this step.
Important! The next step is to add the flavoring. When you're working with these highly concentrated flavorings, less is more. I had about 3 ounces of gum paste leftover from a cake I was working on and I decided to go for it and add 1/4 of the dram. Bad idea! If you're looking for a great way to numb your throat and tongue, then add more wintergreen flavoring. Make you sure you add a few drops at a time, then taste. You can add as little or as much flavoring as you would like.
Roll out the gum paste to a little thicker than 1/8 of an inch. I prefer this size, but if you like a bigger mint, go for it.
Next, locate a cutter of preferred size.I don't have special cutters that are that small...yet. I found a large bubble tea straw and used it to punch holes. It turns out that the straw is the exact size as Altoids. Yay, I win!
All the labor that goes into this recipe is pretty much done after you cut out the circles. You'll have to leave the mints out for a few days to dry. They are thick for drying, so it will take awhile. It's a lot of fun when people come over and they notice you have a large pile of round white pills in a bowl. It makes for
awkward great table conversation.
Will I get in trouble for using "altoids" in this post?
I was invited to enter Sugar High Friday by Marija of Palachinka. (Check out her blog. It is gorgeous) SHF is a monthly blogging event that was created by Jennifer, The Domestic Goddess and I am so excited that I was invited to enter this post. This month's theme is copycat recipes.


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Courtesy of Curry College Sports Information
MILTON, Mass. – Senior Harold Rose threw for two touchdowns and rushed for another as Curry College overpowered visiting MIT, 34-7, in the New England Football Conference (NEFC) Boyd Division opener for both squads. With the Homecoming win, the Colonels improved to 3-1, while the Engineers fell to 1-2.
Neither team was able to put the ball in the end zone in a scoreless first quarter. MIT got on the board first, thanks to a two-yard keeper by Kyle Johnson at 8:12 of the second quarter. Five minutes later, Curry scored the first of 34 unanswered points by virtue of a 13-play, 65-yard drive that was capped off with a two-yard Rose pass that was tipped at the line of scrimmage and caught by Brian Woollard.
The Colonels took the lead for good, 14-7, with just over a minute remaining in the half on a one-yard plunge by Rose. On the Engineers' next possession, John Wenzel fumbled the ball at the Curry 45. Kenniel Velez picked up the ball on his own 40 and returned it 39 yards to the MIT 21. That set up a 37-yard field goal by Matt Alksninis, giving the Colonels a 17-7 edge at the half.
Alksninis was able to convert on a 34-yard field goal attempt with 7:58 remaining in the third quarter to extend Curry's lead to 20-7. After forcing MIT to go three-and-out, the Colonels once again marched down the field and into the end zone after Mark Gilson connected with Bruce Vieira from three yards out, giving the Colonels a 20-point bulge.
As time expired in the third frame, Curry's George Alexandrou blocked an MIT punt that was recovered by Jonas Duffrene. The Colonels scored on the first play of the fourth quarter, as Rose launched an eight-yard scoring pass to Robert Bambini, accounting for the 34-7 final.
Curry held a slight edge in total offense (296-235) and first downs (16-12), while the Engineers held a significant advantage in possession time (34:51-25:09).
Rose went 9-for-22 for 96 yards, two touchdown passes and one interception. Gilson completed 7-of-8 passes for 75 yards and one touchdown. Dennis Void led the Colonels rushing game with 73 yards on 11 attempts. Bambini reeled in six receptions for 81 yards and a TD, while Vieira chipped in with five catches for 42 yards and a TD. Defensively, Curry was led by Mike Whittaker, who recorded 10 total tackles (eight solo). He was followed by Sean Pikewith seven total tackles (six solo), and Velez with six solo tackles including two tackles for loss and a 39-yard fumble return.
MIT's passing game was shared by both Wenzel, who went 13-for-19 for 56 yards, and Johnson, who went 6-for-9 for 47 yards. Marcel Sanchez paced the Engineers' ground attack with 84 yards on 25 carries as Mike Fitzgerald caught nine passes for 62 yards. Patrick Jupe led the MIT defensive effort with six total tackles (five solo), while Rhys Borchert had three solo tackles and two interceptions (26 return yards).
The Colonels return to action next Saturday with a visit to Endicott College for a 1:00 p.m. contest. The Engineers will welcome UMass Dartmouth to Cambridge next Saturday for a 1:00 p.m. contest.


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Outtakes: Tyler Kenyon
Okay so, as promised, outtakes from the Dressing Up Dressing Down story I did for VMAN 11. Starting with super hottie Tyler Kenyon, who is not only a personal fave of mine but THE ultimate jockboy. I had not seen Tyler since shooting him as a new face over a year ago and I'm grateful he flew in a day early for our shoot.
Take it from someone who looks at a lot of Sean Cody and shoots beautiful boys for a living, Tyler Kenyon is hotter than all of 'em.


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Sunday, October 13, 2013
Wayne Thiebaud is one of my favorite artists and this article about artists getting older - much older, is worthwhile and hopeful. I just heard friends singing happy birthday to me just last week. It's an enjoyable ride! Ken
When Age Produces Beauty: Photographs of Legends at Work
Time Magazine, by Richard Lacayo, art critic and editor-at-large at TIME.
Eugene Richards is an award-winning American photographer. He was recently honored with a second Getty Images Grant for editorial photography.
September 12, 2013 This article with other artist photos
Time is rough on a lot of life pursuits. Athletes dwindle. Dancers pull tendons. Politicians? It varies. But artists, if they work it right, they ripen. Here's Hokusai, the great Japanese painter famous for his Thirty Six Views of Mount Fuji, in the mid-1830s, puffing out his chest: "Nothing I did before the age of 70 was worthy of attention. At 73, I began to grasp the structures of birds and beasts, insects and fish, and of the way plants grow. If I go on trying, I will surely understand them still better by the time I am 86, so that by 90 I will have penetrated to their essential nature. At 100, I may well have a positively divine understanding of them, while at 130, 140, or more I will have reached the stage where every dot and every stroke I paint will be alive."
Hokusai didn't see 140, but he got to 89, and produced some of his best work in later life. That's not surprising. While art history is full of greats who died early, the truth is that people who make careers of their creative urges more commonly live into a productive old age. For every Raphael or Van Gogh who disappeared in his 30s, there are dozens like Michelangelo and Titian, Degas and Monet, Hopper and O'Keeffe who combed gray hair, working all the while. Artists don't think about retirement. They're already doing what they always wanted to do.
With that in mind, earlier this year TIME commissioned Eugene Richards to visit a number of prominent American artists who were in their 80s or about to arrive there. Over 7 months he photographed them in their studios, homes and galleries. What follows are pictures from eight of those encounters, with John Baldessari, Mark di Suvero, Robert Frank, Robert Irwin, Alex Katz, Faith Ringgold, Betye Saar and Wayne Thiebaud.
Keep in mind that the work artists do late in life can sometimes rank among their most influential achievements. Titian is the great example. In his 70s and 80s he virtually invented free brushwork, a flurry of wild strokes that would unlock the firm contours of Renaissance painting and be adopted by artists from Velazquez and Rubens to the 20th century Expressionists. Then there's Renoir. Over the last decade or so of his life he made scores of peachy, plump nudes. They look a little campy to us now but they fascinated Picasso and Matisse and helped them to rethink the human body. Two decades later Matisse, when Matisse was in his 70s and largely an invalid, he developed the cut-paper technique that led to some of the most powerful and delightful work of his long career – more than that, to a new way to signify pleasure. Having suffered two debilitating surgeries, maybe he just wanted to be the one in control of the blades. That's another thing about the late ripening of artists, maybe the best thing. Every day, they can just pick up the old tools and take charge.
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This example shows how to acquire synchronized data from two PCI devices. A sine wave is connected to Channel 0 of National Instruments® PCI-6251 and to Channel 0 of NI PCIe-6363. Both the channels are given the same sine wave to verify synchronization. Perfectly synchronized channels would show zero phase lag between the two acquired signals.
Create a session, and add analog input channels with the
Voltage measurement type, using National Instruments® PCI-6251 and NI PCIe-6363.
s = daq.createSession('ni'); addAnalogInputChannel(s,'Dev3', 0, 'Voltage'); addAnalogInputChannel(s,'Dev4', 0, 'Voltage');
Use the
startForeground command to start the acquisition.
[data,time] = s.startForeground(); plot(time, data)
There is a small phase lag between the two channel inputs. The session starts the two channels close together, but the devices are not sharing any clock and trigger information and therefore will not be perfectly synchronized. In this case the acquisitions are near-simultaneous acquisition. To synchronize them perfectly share clock and trigger information.
Connect PCI devices using a RTSI® (Real-Time System Integration) cable and register it in Measurement & Automation Explorer®. To synchronize acquisition share a scan clock and start trigger between the two devices.
Choosing Source and Destination Devices
The device that provides the control and timing signals is called the source device, and the device that receives these signals is called destination device. In this example, we choose
Dev3 as the Source device and
Dev4 as the Destination device.
The RTSI cable creates a physical connection between the
RTSI0 terminal on
Dev3 and
RTSI0 terminal on
Dev4. Use this connection to share the start trigger between these devices.
Add a start trigger connection to the session using
addTriggerConnection. In this example, set the source as
'RTSI0/PFI3' and the destination as
Similarly use the
RTSI1 terminal connection between the two devices to share the scan clock. Add scan clock connection to the session using
For a quick summary of the connections type
ans = Connections added to session. index Type Source Destination ----- ------------ ---------- ----------- 1 StartTrigger Dev3/RTSI0 Dev4/RTSI0 2 ScanClock Dev3/RTSI1 Dev4/RTSI1
startForeground to start the acquisition.
[data,time] = s.startForeground(); plot(time, data)
The two sine waves are overlapping with zero phase lag confirming that your devices are completely synchronized.


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Domhnall MacAuley is a CMAJ Associate Editor and a professor of primary care in Northern Ireland, UK. He's currently also Chair of the Jury for the National Research Award of the Swiss College of Primary Care Medicine
Swiss primary care research has a very bright future, from what I could see at the early career researchers meeting (TAN HAM) that I attended recently in Bern. Oliver Senn put together a superb programme but the key to its success was the commitment and contribution of the researchers. It was their programme and, not only did they present their work with skill and style, and almost exclusively in English, but each research presentation was chaired by one of their peers as the senior academics looked on from the side lines. The presentations were fantastic, covering a range of topics, as described below. But I thought the peer chaired sessions were an innovation worth replicating at other national and international meetings.
Many countries are struggling to recruit and retain a family medicine workforce and Switzerland is little different. ...continue reading


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Author: It's Tiger's 'Monica Lewinsky' moment
While the world appears shocked by Tiger Wood's recent car accident, the result of an apparent argument with his wife, Elin, over admitted infidelities, which may, appropriately enough, have involved his wife brandishing of a golf club, Golf Digest writer Tom Callahan, a former Barboursville resident who wrote a 2004 biography of Woods called Searching for Tiger, wonders what all the fuss is about.
"He's a famous billionaire, and he's been with other women," says Callahan, who now lives in Florida and says has no idea what really happened at Tiger's house that night. "Gee, stop the presses. It's just not that startling to me."
Callahan says he's not particularly close to Woods, despite tracking down his subject's namesake for the book, and he won't speculate on what happened the night of the accident.
"I haven't seen him since the Players, but I've been in his house, talked to him," says Callahan. "He associates me with his father, because I went to Vietnam."
Woods' father, Earl Woods, a former Green Beret who died of cancer in 2006 at the age of 74, had befriended a South Vietnamese colonel named Vuong Dang Phong during his second tour of duty, and gave him the nickname "Tiger Phong." When the elder Woods' Thai-Dutch wife, Kultida, gave birth to a son on December 30, 1975, she gave him the invented name Eldrick, because, as Callahan explains, it began with an E for Earl and ended with a K for Kultida. But Earl Woods also gave him the nickname Tiger.
"I knew, instinctively knew," Earl told Callahan, "that my son was going to have fame. Someday my old friend would see him on television, read about him in a newspaper or magazine, and say, 'That must be Woody's kid,' and we'd find each other again."
Unfortunately, as Callahan learned, after the fall of Saigon in 1975, Phong had been sent to a "political re-education camp" where he died a year later, just eight months after the birth of his namesake. In 1997, Callahan helped set up a reunion for Woods and his father with Phong's widow and children in Vietnam.
"I wanted Tiger to experience it," Earl Woods told Callahan. "Before, this was just a story to him. Then it became a reality."
So what would Earl Woods think of his son's current experience with reality?
"In the vast scheme of things, it's not the biggest thing in the world," says Callahan. "He's not OJ, he didn't kill anybody. The flesh is weak, and he's having his Monica Lewinsky moment. Muhammad Ali had a lot of children with a lot of different women, and Arnold Palmer was a ladies man. And look at A-Rod."
So what now for Woods?
"He'll probably shut everything down until Torrey Pines," says Callahan.
That would be the Buick Invitational in San Diego at the end of January, the first tournament Woods plays every year, and which he has won six times.
"The tabloids, especially the British ones," says Callahan, "are going to have a field day."
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He owes an explanation because he wants us to purchase the products he endorses that pays for the escalade and the golf club that broke the window out of same
Dear Mr. Callahan,
It doesn't surprise me that a "man" would make such a statement as to completely dismiss the fact that marriage is supposed to be a faithful commitment regardless of how much money you have and how much fame. Just because he's a famous billionaire doesn't give him the right to be an ass, or, to hurt his family. So then it would be perfectly okay for Elin to go out carousing around dating and sleeping with other men, right? Well, why not? She's pretty darn rich herself and famous enough. It's those kind of opinions (usually made by men), that make men look like dogs. I completely disagree with you but I will say that it isn't anybodies business but Tiger and his family. For that reason alone the media should back off.
Only reason people care is because he lives in the spotlight. If it was you or me, no one would care.
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The consensus here seems to be that cheating on your spouse is ok because most people do it anyway. So, go Tiger go!
Tell 'em! I think they will appreciate it. They may not believe you, but it will give them the incentive to get out and see for themselves if it's true or not.
32 years ago, I was at a meeting with Senator Harry Michael one night at Wintegreen. Unbeknownst to me, my first wife was at a party at the FOP lodge with another cop at the same time. They thought I would never find out about their affair I guess. It was another cop who told me, and I truly appreciated his telling me. We divorced, they got married. Their divorce later ended too.
One of my sister-in-laws pressured me into admitting her husband was running around on her The admission happened quite suddenly and quite unexpectantly. Turns out she was pressuring me about another issue, and I confessed the wrong issue. My bad! Anyhow, he's the brother-in-law who was terminated at ACPD shortly after my first false arrest back in 1997.
Boy, oh boy, I think I have seen and heard it all in my lifetime.
Absolutely.. I still have friends that are faithful to their wives.. but some... if the wives only knew!
So, to get back to the point of the article and to clarify the consensus of this thread: the kid who ran got what was coming to him, and tasers are an effective but underutilized tool of law enforcement.
the sponsors are all saying the right thing now as they have no choice. the key moment is not now, but in 6-9-12 months, after this has died down, you very well may see some sponsors bail out. they would be foolish to do it right now, little upside for them. but they may already be forming a plan to get out of the deal. Nike will stick forever, short of murder, but the others could easily bail out.
none of this tiger news surprised me. always felt he was a crappy dude and now we know.
The Woods thing-- Remenber he has never put himself up on moral, religious pedistal and he never said he was anything but a great golfer. He never said live like me, be like me,like the Jimmy Swaggarts of the world. He did wrong, but this is between him, his wife and his God.
At least now guys will know what women really want: wild, crazy sex.
Maybe this is the best thing to happen to couples sex lives in awhile-- throw out that old boring stuff and go wild ! Thanks Tiger, bet some guys are paying more attention.
After reading all these opinions I still think this is a very minor thing that is between him and his family. I hope that it works out for them. The important things now are family first and then hopefully we can get back to being the country we were. The rest of the world is laughing at us and our so called leaders.
Oh, yes!
But of course this figures into the rampant "divorce" date I mentioned above. There's a lot of truth to the badge and uniform attracting women. They're often called "badge bunnies" or "fender lizards". They have ruined more than one law enforcement marriage.
It's also a fact tough that many cops continue to have a successful marriage, but also keeps the "badge bunnies" and "fender lizards" on the side. Glad you found out.
In Tiger's case, he doesn't need a badge and uniform. I am sure the women are after his money. I probably would be too if I was a female. :)
Tiger is human, thats all the explaination ppl need..
Gasbag... Im your fan! you have good points and some bad, mostly good.But ya know what! its your opinion .. which are like a#^&^%%^# everyone has one.. :O)
It is a free country, I think.. since the election.. I'm not so sure anymore.. anyway.. Im the ex of a ACSD,SPD.and a few other agencies.. thats another story..
quote: "...he just admitted that he screwed up and wants to make it right...."
I don't see why Tiger felt he even had to do that! As long as he is doing whatever he wants to do in his private life, and using his own money to do so, why does he owe anybody an explanation?
I doubt if any of his sponsors would have dropped him with or without an explanation.
At least he didn't run off a bridge somewhere while drunk and drown a young girl. :)
If and when I buy anything, the purchase has nothing to do with whether Tiger Woods has endorsed it or not. But, that's just me I guess.
This is EXACTLY how you deal with a mistake like this. You own up and ask people to leave your family alone. He didn't ask for forgiveness or cry or whine, he just admitted that he screwed up and wants to make it right. His wife will be the judge of that.
If Bill clinton had done that when he got caught he wouldn't have been accused of diversion when he bombed the terrorists at the pharmaceutical plant and we might have been in a better postion to prevent 9/11.
The real question is..how long before one of the sluts involved does a spread for playboy?
(a perfect example of "trickle down" economics)
It would be you and others. But his sponsers dont shell out millions if millions of people dont buy. Alot of kids buy those products having, right or wrong, Tiger as a role model. He owes an explanation to them and there parents. We all know the parents should be the role models in a perfect world. Im afraid thats not the case in most situations.
Ya know, on second thought, Tiger doesn't even owe his insurance company an explanation. He has the money to junk the escalade and purchase a new one.
Meme me, in reference to the ex thing. You have my sympathies. Divorce, alcoholism, spousal abuse and suicide runs rampant in a lot of law enforcement marriages. I hope you didn't have to endure any of the four.
ACSD,SPD.and a few other agencies..... I probably know, but I can't for the life of me recall who that might be. Don't post a name here though, I'll figure it out.
Tiger Woods has not done or said anything that the majority of the male population hasn't done. I don't think it's anybody's business what he does in the first place. All he really has to do in this lifetime is pay taxes and die. The rest is his and his wife's personal business. If she becomes an ex-wife, so be it. If not, that's fine too.
As far as the car crash, all he has to answer to is his insurance company. You'll never see any type of conviction in whatever silly charge the Highway Patrol placed against him. I don't even know why they wasted tax money harassing him. Another fine example of no evidence, but we'll charge him anyway.
That is my humble opinion about the entire Tiger Woods show this past week. Gasbag haters, get over it if you disagree.


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ESPN the Magazine has a fun story out today about Dan Snyder and our old friend Dave McKenna. It presents a slightly friendlier portrait of Snyder than you might find on, say, Deadspin—where we've called Snyder a "prick" and a "churlish little shitbag vulgarian" but never once accused him of fellating dogs—but Seth Wickersham's Snyder remains a starfucking weirdo with a Napoleon complex.
Our favorite part:
Watching games from his private box, Snyder would cuss and second-guess plays, unblinkingly huffing past people. "You want to stay out of his way," says Fox News Sunday anchor Chris Wallace, a frequent guest. After losses, Snyder would stay until 4 a.m., pounding drinks, downing burgers and pizza and blaming himself for being, in the words of a friend, "his own worst enemy."
Wickersham reports Snyder now stays only until 1 a.m.
Oh, and there's this:
A few years ago, Snyder scored an advance copy of Star Trek and hosted [former Redskins COO Dave] Donovan's family at his home theater. The Snyders greeted their guests wearing pointy ears made from aluminum foil. "I thought, If people could see this," Donovan says.
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found themselves up shit's crick
after May of 2011 &
after all the morons hoping & "praying"
that they would get a "get out of life free" card
with the ending of the Mayan calendar
just a little more than a week ago,
discussion has already begun to loom,
spewing forth like the foulest vomit
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unless they are counting repeating images of
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yes fans,
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panicking about "solar flares in 2013,"
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us all in 2016" & of course, our favorite
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to arrive in the ring,
so, this writer certainly hopes that "satan"
brings a book or an ipod or some jax or
something, cause' shit,
he's got a while.
and then there's the jewish end-seekers who
abide by the talmud's 6000 year lifespan of the world…
and then there's the numerology numbskulls
who are counting up how many times "allah" shows up
in the qur'an &
on &
on &
on &
until these people are
scratching out their eyes
because they can't stop twitching in fear
something happening at
some time, some place in the
when they are
just like the rest of us,
this is an ode,
a salute to those who
are sick to fucking death of
these people who will not embrace the
fact that their lives will not end in any grandiose,
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You might know her from Knitty, with her Tempest or the beautiful Neiman or may be from her new site or her blog…regardless, our news: Ann Weaver will be Little Knits! We are excited to let you know that Ann will be teaching two classes, including two sessions on Thursday, October 7th and two on Saturday, October 9th.
Before I go into the details for the workshops I wanted to tell you that I have not met Ann in person but I have known her from afar for a few years. She is one of the nicest people I have had the pleasure of working with and sweet as she can be. She also has an excitement and "youth" about her attitude toward knitting and life in general that makes her unique and fun, which in turn makes me want to knit her patterns and actually wear them. If you scroll through her patterns and see her choices of yarn, color and structure I think you too may agree. I hope you can make the time to come and meet Ann in person.
Here are the details for Ann's workshops:
Stranded Knitting and Braided Trim: Go Dutch! mittens (Class Length 2 – 2.5 hours – Class Cost $30)
Dates: Thursday, October 7th from 4:00 to 6:00-6:30 PM and Saturday October 9th from 4:30 to 6:30-7 PM
Skills: Knitting in the round, stranded knitting, basic increases and decreases
Pattern description: While watching the 2010 Winter Olympics, I was captivated by the colors and pattern of the Dutch speed skaters' uniforms. These mittens are my tribute to these intense, speedy athletes in their stunning black and orange suits.
Requirements (what to bring or purchase before class):
Set of 4 US 4 (3.5mm) double-pointed needles. Alternatively you can bring two circular needles in US size 4. Ann will be teaching on DPNs.
3 stitch markers
Stitch holder for unworked stitches (optional)
Yarn: Any worsted weigh yarn would work.
88 yds/40 grams in Main Color (black in the sample)
66 yds/30 grams in color A (white in the sample)
110 yds/50 grams in color B (orange in sample)
In this workshop we will learn to work right and left-leaning braid trims, which is a fabulous ornamentation for the edges of hats, mittens, gloves… even sweaters! We will also work a simple stranded pattern from a chart, which incorporates three colors at a time for a few rows. You will leave class with the skills and confidence to work braids and stranded patterns even while working thumb increases.
The Albers Square: Log cabin knitting (Class Lenght 2 hours – Class Cost $25)
Thursday, October 7th from 1:00 to 3 PM or Saturday October 9th from 9 to 11 AM
Skills: Garter stitch, picking up and knitting from a bound-off edge
Pattern description: Lately I have been obsessed with Josef Albers' Portrait of a Square paintings Albers' spirit of curiosity and experimentation is infectious. You can use any fingering weight yarn to create these squares.
This class will cover the techniques used in the Albers Cowl and Albers Shawl patterns. Ann will go through the requirements for the Albers Cowl. We will focus on log-cabin knitting with a few twists and talk about selecting colors (in light of Josef Albers' color theory). Attendees will learn to pick up stitches perfectly along all edges of a square. Ann will share hints about proportions in squares and how to keep your work perfectly square. Ann will also go through the sewn bind-off method in this class as this is the method used to bind-off Albers Shawl and in quite a few of her other projects.
Requirements (what to bring or purchase before class):
US 2 (2.75mm) straight or circular needles. If using straight needles make sure they are 12″ long.
For Square 1:
16 grams of fingering weight yarn in color A, 16 grams in color B, 18 grams in color C and 20 grams in color D. Great project to use your left over fingering weight yarns.
Ann will also make signed copies of her new book Craft Work Knitavailable (with each book purchase you will also receive a free eBook). Finally, all attendees will get 10% off of in store purchases at Little Knits.
You can reserve a space by calling us at 206.935.4072 or by emaling us at firstname.lastname@example.com. We are keeping our class sizes small so please let us know as soon as possible if you would like to attend one of Ann's workshops.
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Tuesday Ten: Acne Fighting Foods
One of the most covetable beauty traits, in my opinion, is being blessed with naturally clear, glowy skin. But we all know that even the luckiest of ladies might get a blemish or two once in a while, and bad nutrition might be to blame. Pesky pimples are never any fun so you might be surprised to learn that making some small swaps in your daily diet can be the key to clearer skin. For today's Tuesday Ten, I researched acne-fighting food properties that are proven to help beat blemishes or keep them at bay (sources listed at the bottom of this blog post). Not only are these things good for your skin, they're good for your figure as well. Be sure to check out my list below and keep these healthy staples in mind the next time you hit the grocery store…
- Foods with omega-3 fatty acids. This includes salmon, flax seeds, and walnuts. Foods with omega-3 fatty acids have been known to give skin an almost instant glow. These foods can also help reduce inflammation, so any blemishes you do have won't be quite so red. I love making grilled salmon for dinner. Adding flaxseed to a fresh fruit smoothie is another simple way to boost your omega-3s.
- Antioxidant filled foods. It's no surprise that antioxidant foods are great for your health, but they also give your skin an extra dose of goodness too. Antioxidant rich foods like cherries, berries, green tea and spinach attack free radicals in your body that cause skin damage and breakouts. Eating a handful of berries or a spinach salad is a yummy way to add antioxidants into your daily food routine.
- Foods rich in selenium. Brazil nuts, almonds, onion, garlic, and whole grains are all sources of selenium, which is also a powerful antioxidant. These foods help preserve your skin's elasticity and reduce inflammation. Just eating a handful of almonds a day is an easy way to up your selenium intake.
- Foods rich in vitamin C. Melons, oranges, tomatoes, and strawberries all boost your immune system and strengthen your cell walls. These foods will help protect your skin from acne scarring and activate healing powers to amend damaged or irritated skin.
- Foods rich in vitamin E. This category includes nuts, soybeans, almonds, leafy greens and eggs. Vitamin E rich foods also help protect your skin from scarring. An easy way to get your daily dose is by drizzling olive oil on a salad or using it to cook. (I always use it on my pan when cooking my veggie omelet in the morning.)
- Foods in high water content. This means…drink water, water and more water! Keeping your body hydrated is one of the best things you can do for yourself. And this healthy habit translates to your skin too. In addition to drinking your 8 glasses a day (a daily requirement in my book!), eating foods with a high water content like watermelon and cucumbers, and also parsley will free your system of toxins as well.
- Foods rich in vitamin A. Foods that give your body vitamin A are rich in beta-carotene, which enhances the benefits of selenium–that powerful antioxidant I mentioned earlier. Your skin will thank you if you include carrots, bell peppers, cantaloupes, and sweet potatoes into your daily diet.
- Foods high in magnesium. These foods are awesome acne fighters because magnesium helps to balance out acne-inducing hormones. Try munching on artichokes, oatmeal, brown rice, and figs to get hormonal acne under control. (Give this Cookie Dough Oatmeal recipe a try!)
- Low sodium foods. Foods that are packed with salt not only make your body bloat up like a balloon, they also wreak havoc on your skin. To avoid pimples from flaring up, try to limit the amount of processed or prepared foods in your diet. Substituting canned or frozen vegetables with fresh ones can make a huge difference. You will also feel so much better if you eat "clean foods" that are unprocessed and have low sodium. (Give one of these simple salads a try–they're packed with fresh veggies. Yum!)
- White foods are the wrong foods. Foods like white bread, white rice, white refined flour, French fries, and mashed potatoes are some of the worst things to have in your diet if you want clear skin. Refined sugar is another culprit in this category because it makes your blood sugar levels spike, which then causes acne outbreaks. No thank you! Stick to whole grains and brightly colored fruits and veggies like these no-bloat foods. If anything else, just remember this: White foods are not the right foods if you want clear skin.
I don't know about you, but this list has completely recalibrated my shopping list. I love putting these types of blogs together because I learn so much as I am researching them… I guess the bottom line here is really something that we've all been told since day one: "You are what you eat." And now we've got a list t prove it! So stick to this list of skin-pretty foods and I promise you will feel beautiful inside and out.


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3 For the lips of aa forbidden1 woman drip honey,
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4 but in the end she is cbitter as dwormwood,
5 Her feet ggo down to death;
her steps follow the path to3 Sheol;
6 she hdoes not ponder the path of life;
her ways wander, and she does not know it.
7 And inow, O sons, listen to me,
and do not depart from the words of my mouth.
and do not go near the door of her house,
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and your years to the merciless,
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when your flesh and body are consumed,
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15 Drink owater from your own cistern,
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16 Should your psprings be scattered abroad,
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17 rLet them be for yourself alone,
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18 Let your ofountain be blessed,
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19 a lovely udeer, a graceful doe.
Let her breasts vfill you at all times with delight;
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20 Why should you be intoxicated, my son, with wa forbidden woman
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21 For xa man's ways are ybefore the eyes of the Lord,
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22 The ainiquities of the wicked bensnare him,
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23 cHe dies for lack of discipline,
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Happy Wednesday!
Today I have a cream on cream card to share with you using the Cascading Fuchsia Collection of stamps and dies.
I love the look of the Aged Ivory Embossing Enamel on Natural White card stock when coloring with chalk inks. Such a soft and elegant look to it. Here's a little close-up of the fuchsias.
I used all Natural White card stock for everything except the pink/lavender mat in the background which is from the designer papers in the Cascading Fuchsia Collection.
To make the fuchsia flowers, I used Emma Lou's video tutorial that you can see here.
Be sure to visit the HC Blog to see all the beauties by the designers this week!
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Elegant Fuchsia Oval
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Instructions: Card measures 4 7/8" x 6 3/8". Cut Natural White 6 3/8" x 9 3/4", score at 4 7/8" and fold crease. Cut pink/lavender designer paper 4 11/16" x 6 3/16", ink edges with Purple Hydrangea and glue to card base. Cut mat with Natural White 4 1/2" x 6", distress edges with tool, ink with Purple Hydrangea and add to card using Scotch Mounting Tape. Die cut Decorative Oval with Natural White and add to card using mounting tape cut into small pieces.
On Natural White with VersaMark Ink, stamp flowers (1 large, 2 medium, 3 small) and heat emboss with Aged Ivory Embossing Enamel from underneath. Color flowers with Purple Hydrangea and Tea Leaves Chalk Inks using make-up applicators. Create flowers using the technique found here. Stamp and emboss leaves in the same manner using the Open Leaf Cling Set (1 5-leaf, 2 8-leaf, 2 9-leaf). Spritz back of leaves and shape with fingers. Arrange as pictured and glue in place using glue gun. Make multi-loop fiber bow using Bow-Easy Tool and glue as pictured with glue gun. Add adhesive pearls and Bisque Liquid Pearls.
Stamp sentiment on Natural White with VersaMark and heat emboss with Brown Sugar Embossing Powder. Die cut with arrow die from the Cut Mat Create 1B Die. Add as pictured using glue (left side) , mounting tape (right side) and Double Dots under the middle.


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Here is the lastest twist on the Nigerian email scam.
Several writers have received an email from one "Martin Sanders" who claims to be representing Shoot Rajasthan Film (a legitimate film production company, by the way).
Phil (dogglebe) received one such email and posted it to the discussion forums.
The email contains a fake message from Shoot Rajasthan Film to Mr. Sanders purportedly asking Mr. Sanders to secure the rights to a particular script. Mr. Sanders then sends out an email informing you, the writer, that he and only he can represent your script for the mere sum of $300.
This is a scam.
Phil confirmed this with Mr. Dilip Kungwani of Shoot Rajasthan Film who responded, "thanks for your mail..this man is totally fake."
You can read the full scam email and follow along the subsequent email exchange between Phil and "Mr. Sanders". Phil decided to have some fun with Mr. Sanders. – Don


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thejargroup necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 23 diseños de 8 diseñadores freelance.
WINNER of this contest will be rewarded the contract to design additional pages within this website!
The JAR Group is an interactive marketing agency based in Brooklyn, NY. We are re-designing our website to not only highlight our agency services and clients, but to also aggregate and interweave the collective social media stream of our employees throughout the website. The website will be a hybrid between agency website and blog/stream aggregator website.
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The JAR Group
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the JAR Group is an interactive marketing agency based in Brooklyn, NY. We provide services such as search engine optimization, affiliate management, digital advertising, reputation management, web analytics and social media strategy to our clients.
We are looking to redesign our agency website to truly establish ourselves as an authority in our field, while showing that we are in touch with industry news and developments. We would like to do this by integrating a blog and aggregating feeds from our social media profiles into the website on both the homepage and throughout the website while still maintaining a clean look and feel of an agency website.
The sitemap, logo and wireframes can be downloaded from here: http://drop.io/jar_website
The current website is: thejargroup.com
The website will be built on Wordpress and the design should be created with this in mind. The design should also be delivered as a .PSD or .AI file, with layers appropriately labeled and grouped. This will make the design easy to slice.
ONLY the HOMEPAGE needs to be designed. Design must follow the wireframe but creativity is encouraged. The winning designer will be rewarded the work for the remaining pages in the wireframe!!
Once the base homepage design is created, the other pages should be relatively easy to produce.
Websites we like:
- anidea.com (interchangeable backgrounds)
- thebarbariangroup.com (design aesthetic - we like that its clean and not so web 2.0 gimmicky)Core Requirements:
- Interchangeable background (As seen on anidea.com)
- Highlight the agency value proposition and services first and foremost followed by the blog/stream.
- Icons for various feed sources (LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, FlickR, Google Reader)
- Clean look and feel, no loud colorsNote: Placeholder images should be used for employee headshots for blog posts and comments on the homepage. Actual graphics can be used for "Case Study" graphics
- Be creative. It is not necessary to completely follow the wireframe exactly.
- We do not want an overly complex design. We need a quick turn around.
- Please use our logo colors only as an accent and NOT for header colors or nav colors. We want a very clean look and feel. We don't want anything real loud.. think minimal but not boring


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"In thrift shops, I can capture lost excitement and overwhelmed, subsumed moments." —Brian Ulrich
Chicago, Illinois, 2005, is the very first picture Brian Ulrich made in his Thrift series. Part of a larger project titled Copia, which examines our consumer-dominated culture, it is a direct response to the 2001 encouragement by the Bush administration to go out and spend to boost the U.S. economy. In Thrift, the artist has made a series of photographs taken in thrift stores—which have become the depositories of our recycled consumer desires. The work, in the words of the artist, "explores not only the everyday activities of shopping, but the economic, cultural, social, and political implications of commercialism and the roles we play in self-destruction, over-consumption, and as targets of marketing and advertising."
Brian Ulrich (born in North Port, New York, 1971) holds an MFA in photography from Columbia College Chicago. He has had solo exhibitions at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, and the Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego. In 2009, he was the recipient of a John Simon Guggenheim Fellowship. He is represented by Rhona Hoffman Gallery, Chicago; Julie Saul, New York; and Robert Koch Gallery, San Francisco. In 2006, Aperture published his work as part of MP3: Midwest Photographers Publication Project, and in 2011, published his monograph, Is This Place Great or What.
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Cook the Book: 'Burma: Rivers of Flavor'
It's a shame that Americans aren't more familiar with Burmese cooking. After all, the country sits smack dab in the middle of some of the most culinarily well-known countries in Asia—India, China, and Thailand—and its multifaceted cuisine borrows flavors from all three. Think rich curries and lentils, plus Sichuan peppercorns, plus lemongrass, lime, and fermented fish.
Sure there are a few Burmese restaurants scattered here and there throughout the country, but Burma's (recently reopened) borders seem to have kept their culinary genius mostly under lock and key.
Luckily for us, James Beard Award-winning cookbook author Naomi Duguid has come to the rescue. Following in the footsteps of her other fabulously detailed and photographed books (Beyond the Great Wall, Hot Sour Salty Sweet, and Mangos and Curry Leaves for starters), she has released a wondrous collection of all things Burmese in Burma: Rivers of Flavor.
Simply flipping through the book takes you on a culinary expedition through each aspect of Burmese cuisine, from vibrant and funky salads to rich meat curries and soul-warming soups. And there's more to the book than just recipes. Duguid is an apt observer of culture, as she interweaves stories of religion, politics, and family throughout the book.
This week we'll explore several regional specialities. First, we'll try our hand at a Banana Flower Salad from the Rakhine region and spicy-tangy Golden Egg Curry. Next, we'll head to the worthernmost reaches of the country for Kachin Pounded Beef and then back west for River Fish Celebration. Finally, we'll round out the week with Coconut Sauce Noodles, a dish Duguid cites as one of the most beloved.
Win 'Burma: Rivers of Flavor'
Thanks to the kind folks at Artisan, we have five (5) copies of Burma: Rivers of Flavor to give away this week. All you need to do is tell us about the most exotic meal you've eaten in the the recent past in the comments section below.
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Dosatron Updates Website
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Wednesday, July 1, 2009
Dosatron Intl., Clearwater, FL, a manufacturer of water-powered proportional chemical injectors, has updated its website to include new features, such as on-demand video and a blog.
The website, www.dosatronusa.com, introduces the firm's newest injectors—the D14—14GPM and DM11F—11GPM.
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We are a team of highly trained clinicians who are passionate about delivering a range of evidence based interventions for young people with a mental health difficulty. We are specialists in student mental health and we support young people and...
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