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Fiance, who was stabbed, needs her, says Manchester woman requesting bail
March 18. 2014 10:03PM
MANCHESTER — Takarra Ferreira, 25, of 478 Lake Ave., pleaded Tuesday with a judge in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division for personal recognizance bail on warrants from Concord and Nashua.
"I have no reason to run. I have two children," Ferreira said.
"My fiance is lying in the Elliot Hospital. He was stabbed yesterday," said Ferreira, who said she wouldn't want him to be alone if he died.
Judge Gregory Michael asked police prosecutor Carrissa Pelletier about Ferreira's statement, and Pelletier said the stabbing is under investigation.
Ronald Lievens, 22, was found with a stab wound in the chest on the driveway at the Lake Avenue address Monday morning. A hospital spokesman on Tuesday afternoon said Lievens was doing well and was being discharged.
Bail on the Concord warrant, which involves February 2013 charges of operating after suspension and allowing an improper person to drive, is $4,000 personal recognizance, with a March 31 court date. The "improper person" is Lievens, who was cited for operating without a valid license. Ferreira and Lievens had the same Derry address at the time of those arrests.
Ferreira told the judge she hasn't seen her children in a year because her ex-husband and his mother won't let her see them.
Michael changed the requested $2,500 cash/surety bail to personal recognizance on a 2013 Nashua charge of violation of a domestic violence protective order and two charges of domestic assault. Bail conditions bar contact with Ferreira's ex-husband and his mother. A trial was set for May 6, when Michael said he will be sitting in Nashua and will see Ferreira again.
Court missed due to rehab
Kelly Vietze, 44, of 159 S. Main St., told Judge Michael on Tuesday that she missed court dates for misdemeanor driving after revocation charges because she was in a Dublin rehab facility at the time.
"I'm a recovering addict," said Vietze, who added: "I've been clean since I left Dublin."
The judge praised Vietze for going through rehab and remaining clean.
He set bail at $1,000 personal recognizance on a Manchester police charge, with an April 21 trial date. Bail was set at $750 personal recognizance on a State Police charge, with an April 28 trial date.
Says she wasn't stealing
Louise Mcilvar, 34, pleaded not guilty Tuesday to a misdemeanor charge that alleges she left the Rite Aid at 270 Mammoth Road with hair care products without paying for them on Jan. 28.
"I was not at Rite Aid stealing," Mcilvar told Judge Michael.
The judge set a $1,000 personal recognizance bail on that charge, but left in place a $1,000 cash/surety bail on a theft by unauthorized taking charge from October 2013 at Walmart on Keller Street. Mcilvar had failed to appear for trial on that charge Jan. 28.
A trial on both theft charges is now set for April 21.
Lists health issues
A Massachusetts man Tuesday asked for personal recognizance bail, saying he has been in the hospital four times in the past six months and needs surgery for a heart pacemaker.
Joseph Palermo, 66, of 201 Middlesex St., Lowell, was in Circuit Court for arraignment on a felony charge of theft by deception and a misdemeanor charge of tampering with public records. Palermo is accused of selling a vehicle and using a false bill of sale.
Judge Michael set bail at $2,000 personal recognizance. A probable cause hearing on the felony was set for March 26, and trial on the misdemeanor was set for April 21.
She has "a lot going on"
A Derry woman was hoping for personal recognizance bail at her arraignment Tuesday, but police prosecutors wanted $1,000 cash/surety bail for Amanda Warren, 26, of 15 Windham Depot Road, Lot 27.
"I've got a lot going on," Warren told Judge Michael.
Warren was in Circuit Court for arraignment on a misdemeanor charge of violation of a domestic violence protective order. A police prosecutor said Warren, who has a suspended sentence on April 2013 convictions for assault and resisting arrest, has pending drug and driving while intoxicated charges in Derry and Salem.
The judge set bail at $500 cash/surety, with conditions barring contact with a specific person. The trial was set for April 21.


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by Yummy Bakes,
August 10, 2012
I love cheesecakes. Do you need to bake steam-bake this?
Mini Lemon Cheesecake
Mini lemon cheesecake recipe. Super rich, creamy, and citrusy cheesecake, in a cute mini size. Make yours today
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3/4 cup graham cracker crumbs (7 graham crackers)
1 tablespoon brown sugar, packed
3 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
12 ounces cream cheese, room temperature
1/2 cup granulated sugar
1/4 cup sour cream
1 tablespoon lemon zest
3 eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
3 tablespoons lemon juice
Lemon slices
Preheat the oven at 350°F.
Attach the metal blade to your food processor. Pulse the cream cheese until smooth. Scrap the side of the bowl with a spatula as needed. Add in the sugar and pulse again until smooth. Next, add the sour cream and lemon zest and pulse until smooth.
Add 1 egg at a time and pulse until combined. Lastly, add the vanilla extract and lemon juice. Scrap down the side and give it a few more pulses until smooth.
Remove the baking cups from the refrigerator. Place them in a muffin pan. Scoop the filling mixture into the baking cups.
Bake them for 20-22 minutes or until the centers are firm. Remove the cupcakes from the muffin pan to cool completely on a cooling rack.
Chill the cupcakes in the refrigerator for at least 2 hours or overnight. Garnish with the fruit toppings before serving.
Recently, my picky eater—the 22-month old toddler—has started to take a liking to cheese, which makes me very happy. I have started making more toddler foods for him with cheese. As he is very active and practically can't sit still, our pediatrician told us to feed him a lot of protein, foods like cheese, meat, peanut butter, etc.
I experimented with this mini lemon cheesecake and he loved it. He ate one of them as soon as it was done, and asked for "more more." Nothing makes me happier than him eating well and continues to grow.
Anyway, this mini lemon cheesecake is a recipe from my friend's blog at Cuisine Paradise. I am sure many of you remember the cute Mickey Bento she wrote as a guest post on Rasa Malaysia. I love visiting the blog, especially for baking recipes.
These mini lemon cheesecakes are not only great for toddlers, they are great for the grown-ups, too. I just love that they are so pretty, and mini-size is always a crowd pleasure. Check out the recipe below and I hope you get to try them yourself. If you have a little picker eater at home, please share your ideas what you cook for them.
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Kick me in the balls I'm excited about this one. John Carpenter's classic film "Halloween" will once again be thrust into theaters on October 25th. Just to make things even better the super fun documentary "You Can't Kill The Bogeyman: 35 Years Of Halloween" will be shown right after the movie. Just so we're clear I don't really want anyone to kick me in the balls. It's just a saying. Not one people use really, but it's still a saying.
Remember "Manimal"? If you don't all you need to know is that it was a 80's TV series about a guy who can change into different animals. Sounds intense right? Well it looks like the show's creator, Glen A. Larson, has officially signed on to produce the upcoming big screen relaunch of the show in film form. That sentence was confusing wasn't it. No word on release date or casting for this yet but Sony plans to make this a live action/CG romp. There better be a live panther that's all I'm saying.
If there's one I think I love it's a good old fashioned creepy van. Who doesn't, honestly? Well this coming Holiday season a new film titled "Creep Van" will make all my dreams come true. Being called a cross between "Christine" and "Saw" the film revolves around a killer who uses a van equipped with it's very own torture chamber to pick people off. I assume the relationship to "Christine" is based solely on the fact that it's an automobile but I'll go with it. I'm no one to judge.
Philip Seymour Hoffman, my favorite of all the Seymour Hoffman's, is lining up a new ghost story for his next directing project. Titled "Ezekiel Moss", the film focuses on widow and her son who come in contact with a man who may be able to contact the dead. No word on casting yet but I have always thought I would make a terrific Ezekiel. I have the thighs for it.
A Florida man destroyed his neighbor's trailer because he thought, and I quote, "it looked like he was going to get froggy". I have no idea what that means or how it even happens but I 100% agree it's a reasonable excuse to destroy a man's home.
A New Hampshire woman was arrested 4 times in 26 hours. Twice for playing Ac/DC to loudly, once for playing Guns n Roses too loud and the last time for throwing a frying pan at her boyfriend's head. I think I'm in love.


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Elizabeth Warren's minority status
The following documents from Harvard University shed new light on how Elizabeth Warren likely was classified while at the university's law school.
This document shows a Native American female law professor (highlighted in yellow) listed in 1992-93, when Warren was a visiting professor.
This document from 1994, when Warren was not at the university, shows no professors listed as Native American (highlighted in yellow).
This document shows a Native American female senior law professor (highlighted in yellow) in 1996, the end of Warren's first year as a Harvard tenured professor.


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David Krejci is supposed to be the Bruins' No. 1 center.
He's talked about serving in that role from around the time it looked like Marc Savard might never be the same right through present day. And for long stretches of the last several years, Krejci has been that player.
The 2013 season challenged Krejci and his linemates' claim to that No. 1 line mantle, as Milan Lucic scored just seven goals, Nathan Horton registered just 22 points and Krejci totaled a pedestrian 33 points. Toronto coach Randy Carlyle must've been watching the regular season. And it's obvious which Bruins line he considers No. 1.
Throughout the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals series between the Bruins and Maple Leafs, Carlyle has favored the matchup of his No. 2 defense pair, Mark Fraser and Cody Franson, against Krejci's line. In the Bruins' 5-2 win Monday night in Toronto, Krejci and his mates continued to make Carlyle pay for that decision.
While Toronto's No. 1 pair of Dion Phaneuf and Carl Gunnarsson has slowed down the line of Patrice Bergeron, Brad Marchand and Tyler Seguin, Krejci's line now has 5-12-17 totals in three games. In the Game 3 win, Krejci, Lucic and Horton combined for eight points and a plus-9 rating. That line has been on the ice for seven of the Bruins' 11 goals in this series.
In Boston, where Toronto made the first change, one could excuse Carlyle for this matchup. But with the second change in Toronto, he continued to treat the Bergeron like it's the first line. Everyone knows that the Bruins' offense is decent with Bergeron's line leading the way, but it's only championship caliber when Krejci's line gets going.
Last spring, Karl Alzner and John Carlson kept Krejci's line in check just long enough to lead Washington to a seven-game first-round win. In 2011, the Bruins barely escaped the Montreal series despite P.K. Subban and Hal Gill putting the clamps on Krejci's line. Without the big, bulky bodies of Phaneuf and Gunnarsson in their way, Krejci and his linemates are running roughshod on the Maple Leafs. It might be too late to stop the Bruins now, even if Carlyle switches the matchups. It might even be that whoever gets to face Fraser and Franson is going to have a field day.
Nonetheless, I would've leaned toward stalling Krejci's line and taking my chances against Bergeron's line, which struggled down the stretch along with the rest of the Bruins' offense.
They'd never admit it, but David Krejci, Nathan Horton and Milan Lucic have to be somewhat insulted by not facing the Leafs' best defensemen every time they're on the ice. Of course, it's the type of insult you'd thank Carlyle for it you're Krejci, Lucic and Horton.


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LeTourneau University now offers a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree program, which was approved by the Texas Board of Nursing in 2014.
Upon university grounds that once housed Harmon General Hospital, an army hospital providing care for wounded veterans returning from World War II, LeTourneau continues its legacy of innovative, hands-on instruction as it prepares graduates to make an impact, compassionately and competently meeting the needs of patients and families.
In this four-year residential program, students work side-by-side with professional nurses to facilitate their learning and maximize their clinical experience. Students develop the exceptional communication and critical thinking skills required to excel on-the-job in one of the nation's most in-demand professions. Students benefit from:
After graduation, students will be eligible to take the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN® exam) and begin their nursing career in one of many settings with high demand for qualified nurses: acute care hospitals, primary care clinics, nursing homes, rehabilitation facilities, international missions, corporate offices, health promotion facilities/organizations, community agencies, faith-based organizations, schools, and more.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the employment of registered nurses is projected to grow 19% over the next decade. LETU nursing students graduate prepared to meet this need and make a crucial, eternal impact in countless lives over the course of their careers.
The nursing faculty and staff at LeTourneau are committed to more than educating highly skilled and exceptionally trained nurses. We believe that men and women are divinely called into the profession of nursing to glorify God through ministry to His people. Our instruction reflects our view—that all people are created in the image of God, have value, and deserve expert care during times of health crisis, excellent health care education, and exceptional illness prevention strategies.


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Recipe contest invites cooks to create dishes for dining on Mars
Mars food mission to test new forms of food, food preparation strategies for long-term space travelUniversity of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
Kim Binsted, (808) 398-1300
Associate Professor, Information and Computer Sciences, UH Manoa
Kristen Bonilla, (808) 956-5039
Public Information Officer, External Affairs & University Relations, UH System
Associate Professor, Information and Computer Sciences, UH Manoa
Kristen Bonilla, (808) 956-5039
Public Information Officer, External Affairs & University Relations, UH System
Posted: Jan 24, 2013
HONOLULU (January 24, 2013)—Do you have a favorite family recipe that is out of this world? Enter it in the HI-SEAS recipe contest and it could be tested for future consumption in space.
The Hawai'i Space Exploration Analog and Simulation mission, HI-SEAS, is part of a study for NASA to determine the best way to keep astronauts well-nourished during multiple-year missions to Mars or the moon.
A team of researchers from the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa and Cornell University have selected six individuals to make up the crew of a four-month simulated Mars mission in Hawai'i intended to test new forms of food and food preparation strategies for deep-space travel. The simulated mission, which begins in April 2013, will require the crew to live and work like astronauts, including suiting up in space gear whenever they venture out of a specially built simulated Martian base and cooking meals from a specific list of dehydrated and shelf-stable food items.
The HI-SEAS staff and crew are inviting the public to join in on the action by submitting their best recipes utilizing ingredients on the list of items that will be available to the crew during the simulated mission. The four recipe categories include breakfast, main dish (including soup), side dishes, and desserts and snacks.
The staff and crew will select the top five finalists in each category based on a number of factors, including most popular as determined by a public vote. The crew will test the finalists' recipes during the simulated mission, and the winners will be announced at the end of the mission in August. Winning recipes in each category will be featured on the HI-SEAS website and will receive an official HI-SEAS T-shirt.
Recipe submissions are being accepted online now through March 8, 2013. For submission requirements, a list of eligible ingredients and official contest rules, visit the HI-SEAS website at www.hi-seas.org.
Follow the HI-SEAS crew on Twitter (@HI_SEAS) and Facebook as they prepare for the simulated mission.
Kim Binsted, HI-SEAS Research Team
email@example.com, (808) 398-1300
Sian Proctor, HI-SEAS Crew


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A huge thanks to everyone who participated in the Annual Meeting South Asia Youth Delegates competition!
With so many fascinating and well qualified applicants, it was truly difficult to narrow them down. After days of rigorous review and deliberations, we'd like the candidates below to join us.
No matter what, we would like to continue working together with all of you on different initiatives going forward. Please let us know your thoughts and how we can work together in the near future. Thank you!
Afghanistan: Aman Farahi, Seeds of Peace & Qara Consulting
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Bhutan: Tshering Pelmo, DAISAN
India: Sonal Kapoor, Protsahan India Foundation
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Sears shares jump 15% on outlook, spinoff plans
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(AP) — Sears Holdings Corp.'s stock jumped Tuesday after the retailer said it expects to post a first-quarter profit because of a large gain from the sale of some U.S. and Canadian stores.
The company also said a key revenue metric declined, as sales of consumer electronics were weak at both its Sears and Kmart stores.
Investors were enthused about the first-quarter guidance, sending Sears' stock up $8.27, or 15.4 percent, to close at $62.05.
The Hoffman Estates company expects first-quarter earnings from continuing operations of $155 million to $195 million, or between $1.46 and $1.84 per share. That compares with a loss of $1.53 per share a year ago. Analysts polled by FactSet had predicted a loss of $1.69 per share.
The current period's results include an approximately $235 million gain from the sale of certain U.S. and Canadian stores. The store sales resulted in $440 million in cash proceeds.
Excluding the sale, Sears' projected loss would come to between $40 million and $80 million, narrower than the $165 million in the same quarter last year.
Revenue at its Sears and Kmart stores in the U.S. open at least a year declined 1.3 percent. This figure is a key indicator of a retailer's health because it excludes results from stores recently opened or closed.
At Sears stores, the metric dropped 1 percent and at Kmart it fell 1.6 percent.
The company said that its Sears and Kmart stores experienced strength in clothing and footwear sales, but that sales of consumer electronics were soft. Sears also reported a dropoff in appliance sales.
Sears Canada anticipates a decline of 6.2 percent in revenue at stores open at least a year on weakness in electronics, home decor, hardware and clothing, somewhat offset by strength in major appliances and mattresses.
Sears announced in February that it will spin off its Hometown and Outlet stores as well as some hardware stores in a deal expected to raise $400 million to $500 million. Last month the company completed the $270 million sale of 11 of its stores to real estate company General Growth Properties. Sears also plans to cut inventory by $580 million.
The announcements followed word in December that Sears, which is led by billionaire investor Edward Lampert, would close between 100 to 120 stores to raise cash after a disappointing holiday season.
Sears will hold its annual shareholders meeting on Wednesday. The company has more than 4,000 stores in the U.S. and Canada.


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OKLAHOMA CITY, May 5 (UPI) -- Kevin Durant drained a go-ahead basket with 11.1 seconds remaining Sunday and the Oklahoma City Thunder got past Memphis 93-91 in their playoff series opener.
Durant's key pull-up jumper capped a fourth-quarter surge than saw the Thunder star score 12 points down the stretch, rallying his team from a 12-point second-half deficit.
He finished with 35 points, 15 rebounds and six assists while Kevin Martin came off the bench to pop in 25 points for the second straight game as Thunder opened up a 1-0 lead in their Western Conference semifinal series.
Reggie Jackson also reached double figures with 12 points for the victors.
Marc Gasol paced the Grizzlies with 20 points and 10 rebounds but turned the ball over before Durant's go-ahead basket.
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I am seeking information on my great grandparents, Theophil Giraud and Germaine Peguet-Giraud. They came from France in the late 1800s and settled in California. I am trying to figure out who Theophil's parents were and where he was born in France. Thank you.
BROWN Family from Ohio, Missouri and California
I am seeking information on my great great grandfather, Elisha Brown. The information I have about him is that he was born in 1809 in Fairfield County, Ohio, however, I came across a census that had him as being born in 1812 in North Carolina. In 1838, he married Hannah Ricketts in Wells County, Indiana. From Indiana, they made their way to Missouri. In 1848, they left St. Joseph, Missouri, for California in a covered wagon. Elisha Brown went to the gold fields sometime after their arrival to California. The last anyone heard from him was in 1852 by a letter in which he said he would be home by spring. He never returned.
For the past 12 years I have been trying to find his parents and have had no luck. There is even someone with the same name born in Fairfield County, Ohio, who married a woman named Hannah (different last name), but it isn't him.
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Thursday 1st March, 2012
11:30am to 12:10pm
Once social media and web companies discovered Hadoop as the good enough solution for any data analytics problem that did not fit into mysql, Hadoop was on a rapid rise on the financial industry. The reasons the financial industry is adopting Hadoop very fast are very different than in other industries. Banks typically are not engineering driven organizations and terms like agile development, shared root key or cron tab scheduling are no go's in a bank but standard around Hadoop.
This entertaining talk for bankers and other financial services managers with technical experience or engineers discusses four business intelligence platform deployments on Hadoop:
1. Long-term storage and analytics of transactions and the huge cost saves Hadoop can provide;
2. Identifying cross and up sell opportunities by analyzing web log files in combination with customer profiles;
3. Value-at-risk analytics; and
4. Understanding the SLA issues and identifying problems in a thousands-of-nodes, big services oriented architecture.
This session discusses the different use cases and the challenges to overcome in building and using BI on Hadoop.
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1:30pm Using Map/Reduce to Speed Analysis of Video Surveillance by JP Morgenthal
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Brother, can you spare a dime? Hand-painted meters will collect money for the homelessBy MARK HAYWARD
New Hampshire Union Leader
July 18. 2013 11:38PM
MANCHESTER -- Local artists on Thursday unveiled the latest in downtown art — repainted parking meters that are designed to entice spare change from pedestrians before they are hit up by panhandlers.
Within days, the meters should be installed at several locations in the city. Money collected will be turned over to New Horizons, the homeless shelter and soup kitchen in the city.
Organizers of the effort — city Alderman Pat Long, New Horizons head Charlie Sherman, Friends of Manchester Art — were on hand Thursday evening when the artists unveiled the meters in a vacant lot besides New Horizons.
Long said most people know not to give to panhandlers, but they do so to avoid feeling guilty. With the meters, they can now drop their coins in the meters and then tell panhandlers about their contribution. The program has proven successful in Baltimore, Minneapolis and Denver.
"This is what you're supposed to be doing. All the churches say give to the homeless," he said.
All meters are different.
Manchester resident Colleen O'Connor had black indigenous designs on earth tones like purple and oranges, hues that developed surprisingly when primary colors blended together, she said.
Carolina Chauvette provided a Latino feel to her meter, painting bright renditions of vines, tropical birds and flowers against a white background.
Her fiancee, Paul Davidson, used a yellow background and drew small black stick figures walking up a hill, swimming at a pool or just hanging out.
"How often do you get to paint a meter? You might as well do something unique," he said.
Each will carry a sticker explaining it is not a parking meter and all the money collected goes to New Horizons.
Long said they meters could go up as early as today. He said the electronic readout will be dismantled, and they have been fitted to accept even pennies.
Sherman said his dream is that each meter will collect $10 a day. That would amount to nearly $22,000 a year.
Sherman said most panhandlers are not homeless, and the money they collect often goes to food or alcohol.
"If they're homeless," he said, "they should be at New Horizons. If they're hungry, they should be at New Horizons."
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Did you know that Mr. Bob Engel (who created our GKK insignia) is venturing into a new career?
He is pursuing his first love of art and has embarked into the world of fine art as a representational colorist and artist-inventor.
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Andrea Pompilio will hold a preview showing his 2012-2013 fall/winter men's collection at Pitti Uomo with a fashion show on Thursday, January 12th in the striking venue of the Spazio Alcatraz at the Stazione Leopolda, Florence. During the fair, his collection will be on view in the Sala delle Nazioni in the Futuro Maschile area inside the Fortezza da Basso.
Winner of the 2011 edition of WHO IS ON NEXT? UOMO, Andrea Pompilio is one of the New Performers at Pitti Uomo 81. Pitti Discovery is the driving force behind the New Performers project that offers new talents in fashion – and those who work with fashion's own mediums carrying it into different artistic and esthetic disciplines.
"I am honored by the invitation I received from Pitti Immagine," says Andrea Pompilio, "it is a wonderful opportunity to present my look inspired by an 'American Sportswear' that follows the precise rules of Italian tailoring and blends men's dress codes with ideas from my own private world and experiences. The runway show will be a 'back to classics' with thirty outfits worn by guys with a real life and original style. The collection, that is eclectic and rich in prints with the colors of my palette, will feature an important group of jackets, suits and coats in revisited classic materials and shapes, as well as well as accessories, footwear and bags".
Andrea Pompilio has also produced a video in cooperation with thecorner.com that will be previewed at Pitti Uomo and on the net. The brand is making its debut on thecorner.com with the 2012 Spring/Summer collection.
The judging panel of "WHO IS ON NEXT? UOMO" gave the following motivation for the award:
"A contemporary offering that is the result of careful studies of materials and shapes: a complete and mature project. A collection with an international look that is outstanding for its many inspirations that come from the designer's professional experience. Through unusual details and a clever use of color, with delicate contrasts and daring chromatics, Pompilio creates a sophisticated look with quality content that is fully in line with what the market wants".


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David Hall: The original mintage of the 1923-S Monroe half dollar was very large by commemorative standards as 274, 077 coins were minted and sold to the public at $1.00 per coin. There were so many of them that they initially had little value over their face value and many were spent during the 1930s. Consequently, today the Monroe is one of the silver commemoratives that can be found readily in circulated grades. But interestingly, the Monroe is relatively rare in Gem MS65 or better condition. During the early 1970s, the Monroe was one of the least expensive silver commemoratives and I remember very nice mint state coins being available for $20 to $25. But today, the Monroe's rarity in MS65 or better condition is no longer a secret and these Gem specimens are among the more expensive in the silver commemorative series.
The typical Monroe can grade anywhere from AU to MS64. MS65 examples are very scarce and Superb Gem MS66 specimens are definitely rare. The design of the Monroe is very flat. This leads to problems with strike and also attracts numersous handling marks and abraisions. A well struck, mark-free Monroe is definitely a premium rarity for a silver commemorative. Luster can be very frosty and of course toning can be present in varying degrees.
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Puig's four hits, A-Gon's two homers lead LA
LOS ANGELES -- The dilemma facing Don Mattingly every time he needs to bench Yasiel Puig is that he might be putting four hits on the bench, too.
That was Puig's answer to Wednesday's disciplinary timeout when he returned to the lineup Friday night. With Adrian Gonzalez slugging a pair of two-run homers and A.J. Ellis adding a solo shot, the Dodgers pounded the Padres, 9-2, at a hot and humid Dodger Stadium.View Full Game Coverage
LOS ANGELES -- The dilemma facing Don Mattingly every time he needs to bench Yasiel Puig is that he might be putting four hits on the bench, too.
That was Puig's answer to Wednesday's disciplinary timeout when he returned to the lineup Friday night. With Adrian Gonzalez slugging a pair of two-run homers and A.J. Ellis adding a solo shot, the Dodgers pounded the Padres, 9-2, at a hot and humid Dodger Stadium.View Full Game Coverage
Hyun-Jin Ryu pitched six solid innings before hitting the wall in the seventh, rebounding from a cold and back-to-back losing starts, and even doubling in the first run to improve his record to 13-5.
Gonzalez, a sinus infection gone after two days off, saw early batting practice Friday pay off with his 15th career multi-homer game, and he did it against his former team.
"They've got some star power," said Padres manager Bud Black. "They've got some names."
Ellis' blast to center completed back-to-back homers in a five-run seventh inning. Hanley Ramirez had two doubles and two RBIs. Edinson Volquez, the club's latest reclamation project, made his Dodgers debut against the team that released him earlier this week with a scoreless inning.
But it was hard for even Gonzalez to overshadow Puig, who showed no aftereffects from being yanked midway through Wednesday's game for unspecified bad behavior.
He doubled, singled three times, drove in a run, scored another and stole two bases. He fouled out in his last at-bat. In 77 games, he's had four hits in two of them and at least three hits 12 times. The Dodgers are 54-23 in games he's played.
"I was waiting to be asked about him," said Ramirez. "Everybody knows he's an unbelievable player. He's just a kid and he brought energy to the club."
So Mattingly has benched Puig twice in the last two weeks. He did it in Miami, when Puig was 0-for-11. Puig added to the news that day with a late arrival to the ballpark, getting fined, then responded with a game-winning home run after being inserted in a double-switch.
And now this, yanked two days ago by Mattingly, lectured by club officials and then grilled by the media, and he comes back with four hits. His flamboyance is exceeded only by his talent and ability to perform despite the drama, if not because of it.
"I just come to play baseball like I've always done," Puig said when asked if there was added incentive after the benching. "I always give 100 percent every game."
Asked if he lets his game speak for him, he said:
Mattingly, whose discipline of Puig had the added benefit of calming a clubhouse that had tired of the rookie's actions, is tired of questions about Puig.
"Do we have to get back into this all the time?" he said. "He played the game the way we wanted. The other day is over. He was great tonight. He played with energy. He made a good decision on the bases on the ball in the hole. He got a couple of good jumps on the stolen bases. He was patient over there."
The win restored the Dodgers' National League West lead to 10 1/2 games, matching the season high. That's a jaw-dropping turnaround from the 9 1/2 games the Dodgers were out of first place the last time they faced the Padres in June. The Dodgers also have a 22-win month, setting a Los Angeles Dodgers record for one month and only three shy of the franchise record set in Brooklyn in 1957 and 1953.
Gonzalez talked more about Ryu's hitting than his own.
"He's a great hitter," said Gonzalez. "He did a lot to help himself and get us going. He has the classic Asian swing. He steps in the bucket, but keeps his hands inside and through the ball. I've tried to imitate that swing, the Ichiro swing."
Nobody will try to imitate the late landing on his slide as he scored on Puig's single that followed.
"My initial thought was I just have to stay alive, I have to be safe no matter what," Ryu said. "After I was safe I thought that I should practice how to slide."
As long as he keeps pitching like this. He went 6 1/3 innings and raised his home record to 7-2 with a 2.07 ERA. After allowing the Red Sox four first-inning runs in his last start, Mattingly said Ryu came out Friday with a purpose, and Ryu agreed.
"I didn't change anything in my mechanics, but I was convinced I wasn't going to give up any runs in the first inning," he said. "I went out there and was a little more focused and that's why my velocity was a little higher."
Mattingly had Ramirez bat third ahead of Gonzalez against former Dodger Eric Stults, and it worked well in the third inning, when Ramirez led off with a double and Gonzalez homered to the opposite field, the way he did often when he played for the Padres. He leads the club with 19 homers and 85 RBIs.
Ken Gurnick is a reporter for MLB.com.


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Buchholz outduels Price, Red Sox beat RaysThe Sports Xchange
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Clay Buchholz picked up right where he left off, pitching five scoreless innings and leading the Boston Red Sox to a 2-0 win over the Tampa Bay Rays on Tuesday night at Tropicana Field.
Making his first start since June 8 after spending three months on the disabled list with a neck strain, Buchholz struck out six and scattered three hits against Tampa Bay, extending Boston's American League East lead to 8½ games.
The Rays lost for the 12th time in their last 16 games but, with the Orioles and Indians also losing Tuesday night, maintained a 1½-game lead for the second American League wild card spot.
Tampa Bay got a strong, gutsy outing from starter David Price, who struck out nine over eight innings on 127 pitches, a career high and the most by a Rays pitcher since Victor Zambrano threw 128 on July 8, 2004.
On his 127th and final pitch, Price blew a 94 mph fastball past shortstop Stephen Drew.
But once again, the Rays couldn't muster any offense to support their left-handed ace.
Since beginning this 4-12 skid on Aug. 25, Tampa Bay has scored only 41 runs (2.56 per game).
Buchholz was largely responsible for silencing the Rays' bats, lowering his ERA to 1.61 as he improved to a perfect 10-0 over 13 starts this season.
The Red Sox bullpen did its job when Buchholz left after five innings and 74 pitches. Lefty reliever Craig Breslow tossed two hitless innings, righty Junichi Tazawa recorded two outs in the eighth and closer Koji Uehara notched a four-out save, his 19th save, to secure Boston's 88th victory.
Price carried a perfect game into the fifth but quickly unraveled. Mike Napoli led off the inning with a double to the center-field wall that Desmond Jennings couldn't corral. Napoli came around to score on Jonny Gomes' single up the middle, putting the Red Sox on the board first.
Gomes advanced to second on Jennings' weak throw home, and Boston used two sacrifices to put up another run. Daniel Nava dropped a sacrifice bunt to get Gomes to third, and Jarrod Saltalamacchia crushed a sacrifice fly to deep center field, easily scoring Gomes and giving the Red Sox a 2-0 lead.
Notes: The Red Sox activated Buchholz from the 60-day disabled list before the game. To clear a spot on the 40-man roster, Boston designated RHP Jose De La Torre for assignment. De La Torre, 27, logged a 6.35 ERA in seven relief appearances for the Red Sox this year. ... Rays reliever Jesse Crain, acquired before the July 31 trade deadline, threw 36 pitches Tuesday afternoon, his second side session as he recovers from a right shoulder strain. The Rays will determine Crain's next step today, but he hopes to pitch this season and said he's "getting close."


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The New York Power Authority has kicked-off the holiday season with its annual Festival of Trees, running through Jan. 5. On Dec. 8, NYPA will hold its annual Deck the Halls holiday event featuring photos with Santa. Both events take place at the Niagara Power Vista, 5777 Lewiston Road.
The Festival of Trees features a display of artificial evergreens placed along the Power Vista's glass walkway and adorned with energy efficient lights and decorated for the season by local non-profit groups.
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Don't worry - if you've had oversupply, your supply is generally very responsive to stimulation, and will increase as needed if you just feed on demand. No need for fenugreek at this point.
If your baby is sleeping soundly and not asking to nurse, I would conclude that she is not hungry, not that your supply is low!?
You do know that after a couple of months, most women notice that they do not feel as full or feel letdowns as strongly, but this does NOT mean that the milk is not there ... right? It's just your body getting used to nursing and normalizing the process a bit. So maybe that's all that's happening here. If baby's diaper output is good and they're happy and growing, all is well.


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At NACC our goal is to improve the lives of children and families by ensuring that these proceedings produce justice. We dedicate ourselves to providing child law advocates with the tools necessary to empower their clients through effective representation. We also believe that child welfare is best achieved in the legal system by advocates who engage in both case law and policy advocacy. Child welfare advocates must not only represent their clients well each day, but also work to improve the child welfare, juvenile justice, and private custody systems. To that end, we offer a variety of tools and services to empower both experienced attorneys and first-time lay advocates.


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(ĐTĐ) - Exploring the possible connection between the two conditions: Fibromyalgia and Irritable Bowel Syndrome.
Are irritable bowel syndrome and fibromyalgia connected? It's a question many people with these chronic conditions are asking.
The answer could shed light on what causes these conditions. But that answer is proving hard to get.
Fibromyalgia is a common condition that causes painful muscles. The pain is severe and involves many muscles as well as tendons, ligaments, and other soft tissue areas. Fibromyalgia has also been linked to fatigue, sleep problems, headaches, cognitive dysfunction, depression, and anxiety.
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a disorder that involves abdominal pain, cramping, bloating, as well as changes in bowel movements - constipation or diarrhea, or alternation of both. People with IBS often experience anxiety and depression.
Millions of people have at least one of these conditions. Fibromyalgia affects 5 million U.S. adults, and an estimated 25 million to 45 million people in the U.S. have IBS.
If you have fibromyalgia or IBS, you may be more likely to have the other one, too.
In one study, 32% of people with IBS also had fibromyalgia symptoms, compared with 4% of people without IBS. Another study showed fibromyalgia occurring in 20% of people with IBS. And studies have estimated 32% to 70% of people with fibromyalgia also meet criteria for IBS.
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The root causes of fibromyalgia and IBS are not clear. And why they often overlap isn't known, either.
Both are functional disorders. There isn't anything wrong with the structure of the organs, but with how they work.
Fibromyalgia and IBS don't always go together. They're two separate conditions.
But there is relationship between two, says Michael J. Pellegrino, MD, a fibromyalgia expert at Ohio Pain and Rehab Specialists in North Canton, Ohio and an expert on WebMD's Fibromyalgia Exchange. Pellegrino, who has fibromyalgia, says he also has intermittent IBS that he considers mild.
"There's some connection because they come in clusters, but we don't know what it is right now," says Albena Halpert, MD, an assistant professor of gastroenterology at Boston University's medical school.
Pain Processing
Researchers see a possible pain link between IBS and fibromyalgia. In short, people with those conditions respond to pain differently than people without the two conditions.
IBS patients are hypersensitive to intestinal pain; people with fibromyalgia are hypersensitive to skin and muscle pain. There is a lowered threshold to pain sensation in general, Halpert says.
It's been also found that people treated with a certain group of antidepressants, known to affect when pain is felt by someone, for both conditions responded favorably. This led to the idea that the disorders were possibly linked by a similar underlying cause.
In fibromyalgia, the central nervous system may be highly sensitive, making someone feel more pain than what someone without fibromyalgia would feel in a similar situation. And the central nervous system is not as able to block or inhibit the pain compared to someone without the condition, Pellegrino says.
In IBS, someone has the urge to pass a bowel movement that is often associated with bowel cramping, and the body fails to curb those pain signals. Similarly, a very mild trigger -- such as certain foods that don't bother most people -- can result in cramping someone with IBS, Halpert says.
Both conditions can drastically hamper daily life. For instance, someone with IBS may have to rush to bathroom after the abdominal pain begins. The symptoms can last a couple of hours to a day at a time, she says.
"We can't figure out how to shut the pain signals off, whether it's IBS or fibromyalgia. It's the continuous and overwhelming signals that can't be handled," Pellegrino says.
Pellegrino likens fibromyalgia's pain issue to a garden hose with a nozzle.
"The water flow is like a nerve signal and you can squirt the water and control it," he says. "The nozzle is preventing all of the water from getting through. Half of it is already being blocked by the nozzle. For those with fibromyalgia, that water just flows through. You can't block the flow of pain."
There are treatments for IBS and fibromyalgia. They can include medications and/or lifestyle changes that address symptoms.
The key, Pellegrino says, is learning how to manage these conditions and how to deal with the stigma that may come with them. Talking with your doctor and finding a support group may help.


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In "The bubble at the University of Minnesota" I took note of Charles Lane's Washington Post column based on the reporting of the Wall Street Journal. The Journal reported startling data suggesting the incredible administrative bloat at the University of Minnesota. The Minneapolis Star Tribune republished Lane's column with these choice facts and figures plucked from the Journal article:
At the University of Minnesota, the number of employees with "human resources" or "personnel" in their job titles has grown from 180 to 272 since the 2004-05 academic year. Since 2006, the university has spent $10 million on consultants for a vast new housing development that is decades from completion. It employs 139 people for marketing, promotions and communications. Some 81 administrators make $200,000 per year or more.
In the past decade, Minnesota's administrative payroll has gone up three times as fast as the teaching payroll, and twice as fast as student enrollment.
Oh, and tuition more than doubled in that same period, to more than $13,000 per year.
These facts and figures, gleaned from a fascinating article in last weekend's Wall Street Journal, are depressingly typical of American higher education, where administrative payrolls and other non-teaching costs have been growing rapidly — without any obvious commensurate benefit for students.
Lane also included a quotable quote from current university president Eric Kaler:
Minnesota's president told the Journal his school's doubling of "directors" at the Office of Equity and Diversity helped make the campus "more inclusive and more welcoming to people of different backgrounds."
Having had a little more time to think about it, President Kaler would like to add a few comments. Today's Star Tribune publishes Kaler's counterpoint column:
Charles Lane's "Let's shove back at higher ed" (Jan. 3), about costs at public universities, summarized parts of a recent Wall Street Journal article about the University of Minnesota. The articles did not report that despite stunning state disinvestment, the university is more productive than at any time in recent history. The U serves nearly 9,000 more students today than it did in 2000, an increase of nearly 16 percent, and has reduced the per capita cost of educating students by 13 percent.
We have increased research grants and contracts by 40 percent. Private philanthropy, which directly benefits students, has grown to record levels. Students at the Twin Cities campus are graduating at rates nearly 43 percent higher than they did 16 years ago, and the rate at which the U retained first-year students into a second year on campus reached an all-time high of 91 percent in 2011.
Lane also took at face value the Journal's analysis of administrative hiring at the university without providing the proper context. Growth of research (and attending to the myriad regulations associated with it), improving the student experience and managing complex technology all require staff who are classified as "administrative." And many of those activities do benefit students directly. Our analysis shows that 9 percent of our budget is spent on administrative oversight, a level in line with many nonprofit organizations.
Finally, Lane criticizes a "vast new housing development" without mentioning that this 5,000-acre parcel owned by the university will be mined for gravel for decades and redeveloped, yielding millions dollars of revenue over time for the university.
I agree that reducing costs — including the cost of tuition — on U.S. campuses must be a priority as the historic shift away from state support of public higher education continues. In addition, enormous change is underway in all institutions, driven by technology, shifting politics and a different economy.
Solving these problems isn't easy or fast, particularly at large, decentralized research universities. Institutions must standardize operations to a much greater degree and apply lessons learned from business. Higher education also must be more accountable to policymakers, business partners and, most importantly, students and their families.
Since I became president 18 months ago, reducing our administrative costs has been a top priority, and we've taken action. In my inaugural speech, I pledged to hold the line on administrative expenses, and we've made significant progress.
We have eliminated two major administrative offices, saving more than $2.2 million annually. We have saved $5.6 million in energy costs during the past three years. We were the first public higher-education institution nationwide to move faculty, staff and students to Google applications — increasing efficiency and avoiding $15 million a year in technology costs.
Finally, we kept tuition increases at a 12-year low of 3.5 percent last year and have made freezing undergraduate tuition at current rates for the next two years our highest priority.
Simultaneously, we have allocated $20 million for hiring additional faculty.
We know there is much more work to do. Tough choices lie ahead for all colleges and universities, public and private, but the conversation about tuition should be framed by facts in perspective — in Minnesota's case, in the context of the loss of nearly $140 million in state aid since 2008.
I'm certain that Mr. Lane — a Yale Law School and Harvard College graduate with impressive professional credentials — understands the value that is at stake.
In my part of the professional world, this is what we might call "guilty with an explanation."


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The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim reassigned Cs Anel De Los Santos, Jose Jimenez and Carlos Ramirez to the minor league camp Tuesday, March 8, reports Kevin Baxter, of the Los Angeles Times.
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Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim C Anel De Los Santos (thumb) will be out for eight to 10 weeks after tearing a ligament in his left thumb, according to MLB.com's Lyle Spencer.
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|Angels | 20 players agree to terms
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The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim have agreed to terms with Ps Ryan Brasier, Ryan Chaffee, Tyler Chatwood, Matt Meyer, Trevor Reckling, Garrett Richards and Andrew Taylor, Cs Anel De Los Santos, Jose Jimenez, Carlos Ramirez and Alberto Rosario, IFs Alexi Amarista, Gabe Jacobo, Efren Navarro, Darwin Perez and Jean Segura and OFs Tyson Auer, Angel Castillo, Mike Trout and OF Travis Witherspoon on minor league contracts, according to USAToday.com.
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|Angels | Sign 26 minor league deals
Wed, 21 Jan 2009 12:27:23 -0800
The Sports Network reports the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim signed free-agent 3B Luis Figueroa (Cubs), P Matt Palmer (Giants), P Ryan Brasier (Angels), C Hank Conger (Angels), C Anel De Los Santos (Angels), C Ben Johnson (Angels), C Alberto Rosario (Angels), C Flint Wipke, P David Austen (Angels), P David Herndon (Angels), P Sean O'Sullivan (Angels), P Fernando Rodriguez (Angels), P Jordan Walden (Angels), P Matt Wilhite (Angels), P Francisco X. Rodriguez, RP Barret Browning (Angels), P Dan Davidson (Angels), P Alex Torres, SS Hainley Statia (Angels), SS Ryan Mount (Angels), IF Adam Pavkovich (Angels), SS Andrew Romine (Angels), OF Peter Bourjos (Angels), OF Brad Coon (Angels) and OF Chris Pettit (Angels) to minor league deals with invitations to Spring Training Wednesday, Jan. 21. Terms of the deals were not disclosed.
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|Angels | De Los Santos assigned to minor league camp
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USAToday.com reports the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim has assigned C Anel De Los Santos to their minor league camp.
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Some films are created to do more than just entertain. Fast Food Nation is one of these films, produced with the goal of educating consumers and mobilizing them to make positive change in the food system. It was created by Participant Productions, and released along with a social action campaign that draws upon the expertise of Sustainable Table and other like-minded organizations. As part of this campaign, Sustainable Table created The Meatrix II ½, the third installment of the Meatrix series, which focuses on industrial meat processing. Additionally, the campaign's first action (in a series of social actions surrounding Fast Food Nation's release) features Eat Well Guide as a way of directing consumers to sustainable food sources.
Like the social action campaign, the film uses a combination of entertainment and information to draw in viewers, educate them about real-life issues, and mobilize them to act.
Based on Schlosser's 2001 best-selling book of the same title, Fast Food Nation engages audiences in two hours of imagery and dialogue illustrating the complicated and often disturbing truth behind our burgers and fries. It brings us along on a journey across the US/Mexico border, where Mexicans risk their lives to reach the American dream: a minimum-wage job at an industrial cattle slaughterhouse. We are also escorted into the home and office of a major fast food chain marketing executive, and into the kitchen of one of the chain's franchises, where teenagers run fryers and mix shakes.
Throughout Fast Food Nation, we're exposed to the complexities and power struggles that characterize the fast food industry – and perhaps our food system as a whole – but somehow we're spared the grueling experience of hearing a lecture. This isn't a documentary, however, but a feature film that follows a fictional storyline and includes a cast that is chock-full of big names like Greg Kinnear, Bruce Willis and Patricia Arquette. This film tells a story and communicates a strong message without the use of preachy narration (thankfully), and instead relies on strong imagery and detailed dialogue.
But despite its fictional plot, the movie is glaringly real. It paints a graphic picture of the fast food industry and does not hesitate to expose us to some of the most gruesome realities involved in meat production (it features one scene where we see a cattle slaughter, and another where a factory worker's leg is amputated by a meat grinder). The film has a powerful ability to educate audiences about the food system, and is liable to make even the most apathetic viewer start thinking about where their food comes from.
Rated R, the film isn't appropriate for children or the weak-of-stomach, but we at Sustainable Table hope that every American adult takes the time to watch Fast Food Nation.
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The Detroit Lions announced today, September 18, 2012, Living for the City, a new philanthropic initiative focused on sustainable community health, wellness, and development.
Living for the City is a formal partnership with Playworks, Eastern Market, Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit, Hatch Detroit, and Lions Academy.
"Living for the City is a reflection of the Detroit Lions' commitment to Detroit's resurgence and our focus on areas of critical need," said team president Tom Lewand at a press conference announcing the initiative. "Living for the City supports innovative citizen philanthropy and promotes personal and community wellbeing. The Detroit Lions organization is excited for the potential that Living for the City offers for making a real difference in this community that we all call home."
Living for the City is kicking off with four programs:
- Lunch with the Lions, a program that provides vouchers for fresh foods from Eastern Market and cooking lessons at Ford Field to students at the Detroit Lions Academy and Detroit Public Schools. Lunch with the Lions will be held every Tuesday, September 25 – October 30.
- Lions Play 60, a program in partnership with Playworks Detroit, encourages play as a way to help kids make the right choices when it comes to respecting and including others. During the school year, trained program coordinators will work with students at the Detroit Lions Academy and Detroit Public Schools.
- Dollars for Jobs: Pass it Forward campaign, in collaboration with Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit, encourages community giving to provide training and employment opportunities for those in need. The Dollars for Jobs campaign runs through the month of September and features envelopes that can be passed from person to person to contribute to fighting unemployment in Detroit.
- Hatch Detroit will work with Detroit neighborhoods that are a critical component of the revitalization of the region to shine a spotlight on entrepreneurs who contribute to the community, keep their surrounding areas safe and clean, and are an asset to the neighborhood and its growth.
As part of Living for the City, additional partner collaborations are planned throughout the year, including Eastern Market having space at Ford Field where vendors can sell fresh produce to Lions fans and Lions Play 60 offering pre-game, on-field events for kids.
About Living for the City
Living for the City is the philanthropic program of The Detroit Lions. Its goal is to support transformational efforts that improve the well-being of metro Detroit's underserved communities. Living for the City focuses on sustainable health and wellness initiatives and community development. Living for the City supports organizations that pursue integrated approaches to physical fitness, healthy eating, housing, land use and environmental planning, public transportation, community infrastructure, and aligned workforce opportunities. For more information, please visit www.detroitlions.com/community.


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Social Services Administration in Gwagwalada Area Council: Militating Factors
This study attempted to determine the factors militating against effective social services administration and its unfolding empirical manifestations on the well-being of the rural dwellers in Gwagwalada Area Council in Abuja, Nigeria as well as its attendant effects on rural development. Based on the data generated from 200 respondents (rural residents and staff of the area council) using questionnaire, interview and personal observation, it was discovered that lack of involvement of the rural dwellers in decisions regarding the design and implementation of the social service programmes by the Council is one of the key factors. The paper recommends accordingly among others, that effective social services administration should reflect the wishes and aspirations of beneficiaries.
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Scotland v New Zealand, November 11
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New Zealand fly-half Dan Carter has sounded an ominous warning to Scotland ahead of their clash at Murrayfield on Sunday.
The All Blacks playmaker has revealed that his side are relishing the opportunity to put their below par showing against Australia last month behind them with a return to top form in Edinburgh. The All Blacks' hopes of securing a record-equalling 17th consecutive Test victory were dashed by the Wallabies who claimed an 18-18 draw following an error-strewn game Bledisloe Cup encounter.
And the Scots look set to bear the brunt of the Kiwis' frustration at seeing their winning run come to an end and their standards slip. "We were pretty disappointed in our last performance in Brisbane," Carter said. "The tough thing is after a performance like that you want to play the following week and make amends. We've had to wait a couple of weeks before this game, our next opportunity to play better.
"This game it's more about us. We haven't looked at the opposition, Scotland, all that much this week. We're really wanting to focus on our performance so we walk off the pitch at the end of the 80 minutes and be really happy with the performance.
"When you look at it like that it takes the opposition out of the equation. This weekend's another chance to really work on our game and put in a performance that we're going to be proud of."
Carter's apparent disregard for his side's opposition also extends to his opposite number - Greig Laidlaw." I haven't even seen Scotland's starting line-up or who's playing this week," said the 30-year-old. "I've got certain things that I want to get out of this game, more on a personal and team basis, than looking too much at the opponents."
All Blacks head coach Steve Hansen is also keen to see a significant improvement from his side. "There have been a couple of games where we let ourselves down, one not so long ago," said Hansen. "At the beginning of the year we set out some goals and we challenged ourselves. Every paper we picked up told us we'd have a (World Cup) hangover and that made us more determined not to."
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Welcome to basenotes,
Definitely, you should try Diptyque and Jo Malone offerings. Instead of Givenchy Gentleman I think it is better to try Xeryus Rouge and good luck!
Thread: A bit of feedback...
Well, I've bought far too many samples but I'm enjoying myself! Surely its natural to go a bit nuts in the first couple of weeks of this new hobby?! I'm going to try and be a bit sensible now and restrict myself to maybe 4-5 new samples a month (but that will be hard as there is still so much I want to try).
Anyway, I've learned that I may not get on too well with gourmands...I really didn't like 'A*Men' at all although I liked 'Pure Malt' a little better (not quite so sickly sweet) and even TF 'Tobacco Vanille' might be a little sweet for me although its a very clever scent (also my partner hates honey and that's what I smell of while wearing it!)
I've learned that I'm not sure about vetiver yet...I didn't like TF 'Grey Vetiver' on a first spray but I liked it more as time went on. Wasn't sure about 'Terre d'Hermes' on a first try-out (I know this isn't strictly a vetiver) but liked it much more on a second wear. Am quite keen to try samples of 'Encre Noir' and maybe 'Sycomore' next...
Discovered that I loved TF 'Neroli Portofino' but it hardly lasted 3 hours on me...still, it IS lovely! Might hold off until the warmer months before trying other cologne type scents...
I think that maybe my preference might be towards florals and woods but its early days yet. So far my favourites have been; TF 'Cafe Rose' (need to try 'Noir de Noir next), L'Instant de Guerlain Extreme (very classy), Givenchy 'Gentleman' and Burberry 'London'.
Looking forward to trying more new stuff (quite excited about some samples still to arrive 'Jubilation XXV', Cartier 'Declaration' and Serge Lutens 'Ambre Sultan') and amazed at how into this I am. I love this site too...so much good stuff and my must-try list keeps growing with all the new things you guys keep posting about!!!
Welcome to basenotes,
Definitely, you should try Diptyque and Jo Malone offerings. Instead of Givenchy Gentleman I think it is better to try Xeryus Rouge and good luck!
Currently listening to: Blue - Sorry seems to be the hardest Word, Outlandish - Walou, MARINA AND THE DIAMONDS - PRIMADONNA
Welcome to Basenotes! Your enthusiasm is bursting out of your post. That's fantastic! I agree with your method. Sample, sample, sample. A bit of advice if I may? Keep notes!
Thanks guys. Foustie - that's a good tip, I've started making a few notes on everything I've tried. Markx - I've just added Xeryus Rouge to my list, Diptyque's 'Tam Dao' is already on it Jo Malone has such a huge range - what would be your recommendations for a first couple of samples from there?
Thanks for posting feedback - too few people do that!
Another tip: don't get rid of those samples you didn't like. Tastes will change a lot over time, particularly in your first year or so as you learn more. And just from reading here, it seems that a lot of people start out preferring "lighter" scents and then gradually move toward bolder, heavier ones. Put away the samples but keep them because you may get the urge to smell them again at some point.
The fact that you started off by just sampling put you way ahead of most...I bought 25 bottles or so before I started ordering just samples.
Based on your likes (and this goes against your positive approach to sampling), you should go ahead and order Dior Homme Intense. If you really like LIDGE, this is like its wilder younger brother. I suspect you will be into Encre Noir as its kindof like a much more dry version of Terre d'Hermes. I'd also check out Creed's Aventus and Montale's Black Aoud, as these seem like they mesh with what you have liked up to this point. For a really good, really cheap classy fragrance look into Ungaro III..this was one of my first purchases, and its slowly creeping up as one of my favorites. Its a very pleasing rose-based scent, and for less than $20 for 3.4oz is almost worth buying instead of the $3-4 to sample it.
Another great, but totally different type of scent is Mont Blanc Individuel (compared to Creed's Original Santal)..this type of scent is almost its own genre, because I can't think of anything out of the 100 or so popular designer/niche fragrances i've sampled that smells anything like it.
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Welcome! You sound like you have caught the fragrance bug - Bravo!
Sounds like you're having fun testing those. I think Kagey makes a good point about hanging on to the samples for a while. I would also say it helps to test them 2 or 3 times and try not to test too many samples in one night (maybe one on each arm each night).
O'Driu, Maison Francis Kurkdjian, MDCI, By Kilian, theperfumeshoppe.com all offer generous packs, I think you would like them as you are on a sample streak
Thanks for the tips all. I'll certainly hang on to the samples I'm not so fond of. Even if I don't want to wear them, I'll still want to recognise the scents and compare them to others. I actually like the overall smell of the Mugler scents - just not on me
Cade 321 - DHI is already on my list (I'll probably get it next month) and so is Aventus. To think, until a couple of weeks ago, I had never heard of Creed or Amouage or By Kilian...this is fun!!


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