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The sister of Robin Chard, a cancer survivor who died during the RideLondon-Surrey 100 cycle event, has urged people to "keep donating" after his JustGiving page topped £20,000.
After news of his death emerged, money flooded into the fundraising page set up by the 48-year-old from Bicester in Oxfordshire, who was riding the 100-mile route for Cancer Research UK and had set himself a target of £400.
His sister Andrea Day, 43, said in a statement: "We are very touched by the kind messages and donations from everyone on Robin's JustGiving page.
Robin Chard, a cancer survivor who died during the RideLondon-Surrey 100 cycle event, pictured with his daughter Erin Parker, 16. Mr Chard's JustGiving page has topped £20,000 since his death on Sunday.
"As you can imagine, we are all very shocked and saddened by the news of his passing. He was a beloved son, husband, father, brother and friend to so many and will be sorely missed.
"We kindly ask that you respect our privacy at this difficult time and keep donating."
Mr Chard suffered a cardiac arrest at Kingston Bridge at around the 25-mile mark.
He received immediate treatment from fellow riders and medical personnel at the scene, but died later in Kingston Hospital.
Ed Aspel, executive director of fundraising and marketing at Cancer Research UK, said: "We send our sincerest condolences to the family of Robin Chard.
"We are very grateful that he chose to cycle in RideLondon to support Cancer Research UK, and would like to express our deepest sympathy to his loved ones at this difficult time."
Mr Chard lost his father, Edwin, and stepfather, Bert, to lung cancer. His mother-in-law, Sheila, also died from non-Hodgkin Lymphoma. He had overcome the cancer Hodgkin Lymphoma in childhood.
His wife Vickie said: "Robin was doing something he loved to raise money for Cancer Research UK, a cause that was very important to him after losing his father, his mother's partner and my mother to cancer.
"I'd like to thank everyone who has helped and supported Robin and me, especially the event stewards, the event team and the amazing staff at Kingston Hospital."
Nieces Sophie Louise Jenkins and Ashleigh Ann Day posted heart-felt tributes to their uncle on Facebook.
Organisers said 33 riders out of over 29,000 were taken to hospital during the event. Seven were still being treated on Monday with three suffering serious injuries.
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In my stash was the red and cream, both Liberty fabric scraps, and the navy, a 1980s Laura Ashley dress, I cant find a picture of the dress but I guess if you were around in the 80s youd remember those dresses, huge mutton leg sleeves, drop waist, voluminous skirts,(think a newly married Princess Diana). Needless to say .. There is enough left to make something else as well, and I already have an idea.
So where to find a pattern? I could have spent hours searching the internet for a pattern but fortunately and coincidentally on Armed Forces Day there was a pull out supplement in the newspaper; an advert on the back page pictured half a union flag which was just the right size, so I traced and reversed it to create a sectional pattern to work from. The red diagonal stripe is appliquéd onto the white, the rest of the pattern is pieced.


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Frito Lay announced on Thursday plans to unveil a new single-chip-sized consumer pack. The chip, which will be offered wrapped in transparent packaging with the Frito Lay logo scripted on the outside, will weigh approximately one-third of an ounce.
"It's all about he consumer," Frito Lay representative Chez Fryer said. "In this era of food awareness, the consumer is demanding smaller portions and greater flexibility in offerings. Those are two very difficult demands to meet simultaneously. We think we've hit a home run with the single chip offering. To address the demand for greater flexibility, we're going one step further, however.
That added step, according to Fryer, will be the introduction of several new flavors of chips. The new flavors come with one catch, however--consumers will be required to coat their own chips. Fryer calls the move a "drastic improvement over previous packaging methods."
"With the old packaging, consumers were forced to buy a surplus of chips, all in the same flavor, that they may or may not have wanted. Our new product line will provide much greater consumer flexibility in this regard," Fryer stated. "Now, consumers will have their choice of any of the several flavors that we will be offering, and they can mix and match from a wide selection of chip flavors."
Fryer noted the freshness that the tight wrap around each chip offers the new flavoring method--which requires slight soaking of each chip in a liquid substance prior to dipping in a separately purchased flavor packet. "It's really quite an improvement over the old system and one that consumers already have embraced."
Though unable to offer firm price targets for the new product, Fryer assured reporters that the new offering will be cost effective. "We've yet to set a price target for the chip," she said, "but can assure our loyal consumers that the price will be below current prices on a bulk to book basis."
Though few reporters at the media gathering seemed to have any inkling what the bulk to book basis encompassed, no follow-up questions were tendered on the subject of price.
Frito Lays' single-chip-sized packets are scheduled to reach U.S. markets on the East and West coasts prior to the Labor Day weekend and in time for the beginning of the school year throughout the rest of the United States. Frito Lay's introduction follows in the wake of its much ballyhooed offering in Japan earlier this year of a half-sized chip.
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I just started taking my ARVS 10pm daily for the past month now, but just the other day, i missed taking my pills for 11 mins late after 10pm that is 10.11pm.
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The mission of the STD and HIV and TB Section is to prevent death and disability from HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases, particularly among populations with a disproportionate burden of disease.
The section will provide statewide leadership and support community leadership to prevent initial and subsequent transmission and decrease disease prevalence.
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Hi everyone, this is a post aimed at the working ladies of Riyadh! I've been here since November and I'm beginning to go slightly crazy. I was wondering if anyone knows of any women only events or gatherings. Or would anyone be willing to organize a get together? I know this may seem a bit out of the ordinary but it just feels like it truly is a man's world which i'm not used to!
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Discussion in 'Transformers Movie Discussion' started by Solid Alexei, Jun 23, 2007.
Oh cool. I bought the comic today, and when I saw that picture I thought it would make a pretty cool wallpaper. Thanks!
Wow Primes way smaller than Megs!
I just LOOOVE this picture!!!
Megs is huge! Wish there was background, maybe a destroyed city.
Megatron looks like a little fat kid somehow.
Very nice. Needs a background as context for it to be 'killer' though!
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Kansas Geological Survey, Current Research in Earth Sciences, Bulletin 240, part 1
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The structure of the High Plains in western Kansas is relatively simple and straightforward. Cretaceous units overlie older Mesozoic and Paleozoic units and, in turn, are unconformably overlain by a veneer of Tertiary (Ogallala Formation) and Quaternary unconsolidated deposits (fig. 1). The sedimentary units, which rest on a crystalline basement of Precambrian age, range in thickness from about 1,100 m (3,500 ft) in the east to about 2,000 m (6,500 ft) in the west.
Fig. 1. Northwest-southeast cross section of Cretaceous units in western Kansas. Cross section shows general relations of units to each other (generally conformable) and to the unconformable underlying Jurassic Morrison Formation and Permian red beds and the unconformable overlying Tertiary Ogallala Formation. Datum = sea level. Index map shows location of cross section. Boreholes are numbered as follows: (1) Guy F. Atkinson No. 1 Beaumeister, SE SE NE sec. 31, T. 2 S., R. 39 W., Cheyenne County; (2) Miami No. 1 Stewart, NW NW NW sec. 7, T. 7 S., R. 33 W.,Thomas County; (3) Prime No. 1 Fallow, SE SE NE sec. 19, T. 10 S., R. 27 W., Sheridan County; (4) Phillips No. 1 Folkers, SW SW SW sec. 31, T. 13 S., R. 23 W., Trego County; (5) Mackall No. 1 Herrman, NE SE NE sec. 2, T. 16 S., R. 18 W., Rush County; (6) Prairie No. 1 Rude, SW SW SW sec. 11, T. 16 S., R. 13 W., Barton County; (7) Empire No. 1 Kroesch, NW SE sec. 33, T. 17 S., R. 9 W., Ellsworth County; (8) Ladow et al. No. 1 King, NW NE sec. 20, T. 19 S., R. 5 W., McPherson County; (9) Dickey No. 1 Reusser, SE SE SE sec. 26, T. 21 S., R. 2 W., McPherson County.
The Cretaceous covers much of the western one-half of Kansas. The configuration of these units reflects a different structural development from that expressed in the older Paleozoic units. The Hugoton Embayment, the major structural feature in western Kansas, was no longer active, and the structural pattern changed in the Mesozoic with the rise of the Rocky Mountains to the west. Major structural features recognizable in the Cretaceous are the Sierra Grande Uplift in southeastern Colorado, extending northeastward into western Kansas, and the Cambridge Arch, a southeast-northwest-trending positive feature extending southeastward into Kansas from Nebraska. In general, the Cretaceous units, other than where affected by these major structural features, dip uniformly and gently to the north and northwest as part of the southeastern flank of the Denver-Julesberg Basin, located farther west in Colorado. The units unconformably overlie either the Jurassic Morrison Formation, where present, or Permian red beds. The units are beveled from outcrop to about 915 m (3,000 ft) in thickness in the northwestern corner of Kansas in Cheyenne County.
In this study the thermal state of the stratigraphic units from the Kiowa Formation to Pierre Shale was investigated. The dominant lithology of the geologic units is given in figure 2 (see Merriam, 1957, 1963; Zeller, 1968 for details).
Fig. 2. Generalized stratigraphic column of Cretaceous units in Kansas showing age, stratigraphic unit, dominant lithology, and hydro-stratigraphy (adapted from Moore et al., 1952; Merriam, 1963).
The Kiowa Formation (Kk) is predominantly a medium- to dark-gray, micaceous, silty, carbonaceous, soft to hard marine shale. Also included are minor amounts of limestone ("Champion shell bed"), quartzose sandstone, and bentonite. The shale becomes more silty and sandy east and southeast toward the old shoreline.
The Dakota Formation (Kd) contains lenticular sandstones composed of light-gray or light-brown, crossbedded, fine- to medium-grained, subrounded quartz fragments. The unit also contains considerable noncalcareous, micaceous, clayey or silty shale with interbedded siltstone.
The Graneros Shale (Kg) is a medium-gray to black, noncalcareous or slightly calcareous, silty, marine shale. It contains thin streaks of bentonite.
The Greenhorn Limestone (Kgh) consists mostly of limestone and chalky shale. The limestone is gray to light brown, chalky or crystalline, and very fossiliferous. The shale is gray to brownish, calcareous, and fossiliferous.
The lower part of the Carlile Shale (Kc) is a very fossiliferous, chalky shale containing stringers of limestone and thin seams of bentonite. The middle part is a gray to blue-gray, fossiliferous, clayey, noncalcareous shale. The upper part, the Codell Member, is a thin, silty sandstone.
The lower part of the Niobrara Formation (Kn) (Fort Hays Limestone Member) is a massive, chalk or chalky limestone separated by thin beds of chalky shale. The upper part (Smoky Hill Chalk) is a chalky shale with massive chalk beds and many bentonite beds.
The Pierre Shale (Kp) is predominantly shale, which is light to dark gray, soft, slightly calcareous, micaceous, fissile, and fossiliferous. Many bentonite beds are present as well as many concretionary zones. The lower part (Sharon Springs Member) is a dark-gray to black, micaceous, clayey shale.
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2006-2010 The State of Saxony has provided generous support through Medios I grant monies for the purchase of computer equipment for DIS. This included such items as computers, interactive whiteboards, beamers, cameras, software, servers and networking components.
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the removal of the guard hairs from animal skins so that only uniform hairs that are fine, silky, lustrous, and downy remain on the surface of the coat. Depilation is applied to dressed, dyed, and clipped skins of such animals as rabbits and cats. The treatment imparts to the skins the appearance of a more valuable fur; skins that are dyed brown look like otter or nutria, and those that are dyed black look like seal.


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Codeacademy.com has just started releasing a PHP course to their track and progress based code learning system.
Right now only the Welcome to PHP! chapter is available, but more are listed and flagged as planned. Also a call for collaboration is included, since you can actually write the course.
I'm a big fan of their concept and really anyone can learn to code with these guys. Including PHP after JavaScript, Ruby and Python is a nice step towards more people who easily can learn to speak code.


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In a new age of photography where there is a wonderful amount of technology at our finger tips all designed to assist us with not only getting the perfect shot, but also with adapting and perfecting the shots post shoot, is it still as important to have a really top notch camera in your tool kit?
In short, yes. Getting the perfect picture whilst actually taking it is always going to look better and if you are editing later, the photo itself will be much easier to work with if you have got the shot right in the first place. To do this you need three main things under your belt.
Number 1, Knowledge: Do your homework ad make sure that you know everything you can about the theory of photography. Look at other photographers work and try to work backwards to discover how they might have achieved the key elements you love about their work. Very important this one, know your camera! So many people go out and buy flashy (excuse the pun) expensive cameras that they have no idea how to make the most out of when the truth is if they read the manual and got to know the power of their own tools then they might have been able to achieve the same shots with much cheaper cameras or much better shots with their professional one.
Number 2, Experience: Ok, so you might not have mountains of experience under your belt as a beginner but shoot all the time, everything you can, every time you can and in every style, you can. You'll soon start picking up what works and what doesn't. If you already have plenty of shots and experience then make sure you stay reflective. After every shoot try to work out what worked well and what didn't and then make notes for next time around about what you did to achieve the positive points and things you think you could do to avoid the negative points. As photographers it is key that our work continues to develop on every shoot.
Number 3, Equipment: It's true that not every quality shot needs an expensive piece of kit behind it but the truth is you can just get a lot more from your shots, a lot more easily and effectively if you pick the right camera for you. So, if you are still looking for a professional camera that can help you get the perfect shot, then check out some of the best DSLR cameras on the market for 2018 in the clip below.


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VIENNA - LONDON | paysafecard.com total turnover of €116.4 million in 2013 is the highest in the history of paysafecard, and represents an increase of 13% on the previous year's turnover. paysafecard products were used for 68 million payment transactions around the world in 2013 - a year on year increase of 23%.
paysafecard Opening New Markets
paysafecard has consistently driven its expansion forward. 2013 saw the introduction of paysafecard into yet another continent - Australia and its giant market."Down Under" promises enormous potential for the prepaid payment method; the first few months since the launch have been successful. paysafecard also launched in Bulgaria and Lithuania in 2013, and is now available at over 450,000 sales outlets in 37 countries around the world. At the end of the year, the company employed just under 200 employees.
my paysafecard launches in 22 countries
A significant step taken in 2013 was the launch of the online payment account my paysafecard in 22 countries. With my paysafecard, paysafecard allows users to manage their purchased PINs via a single account. This gives users the best possible overview of their current balance and past transactions, as well as allowing them to pay online simply and easily with only a username and password.
'Figures clearly demonstrate paysafecard's significance'
Udo Müller, CEO of paysafecard.com Wertkarten AG, summarises 2013: "Security and convenience are the essential features when paying online. For this reason, paysafecard continued to gain in significance last year, as the figures clearly demonstrate. This is not only true for existing markets - such as our most important market Germany - which we have been working on for years, but also for relatively new markets, such as Canada, Hungary and Turkey, in which we have been able to establish paysafecard within a short period."
Company prepares for the future - prospects for 2014
paysafecard has implemented some significant internal structural and personnel changes in 2013. With the closing transaction, the takeover by Skrill, one of the leading digital payment providers, was completed. The synergy potential has already become clear. This will lead to advantages for the users of the products of both companies over the course of the year.
'One billion potential customers worldwide'
In 2014, the recent change of CEO from company co-founder Michael Müller to Udo Müller was a significant step. Udo Müller: "The strategic planning for 2014 was developed when all three long-serving board members were still onboard. I will now systematically implement the plans together with Chief Financial Director Bernd Egger.
The market potential is tremendous: There are one billion potential customers worldwide who would like to pay online, but who do not have a bank account or credit card. And even if such means are available, people often do not wish to use them online for security reasons. paysafecard is the solution for all of them."
Udo Müller expects that all of the important figures will continue to increase. The company also predicts a big boost from the re-launch of the online payment account my paysafecard in Germany, which took place at the beginning of 2014.
About paysafecard
paysafecard.com Wertkarten AG (holding of paysafecard) - www.paysafecard.com - is based in Vienna with subsidiaries in London, Dusseldorf, Lucerne, New York, Mexico City and Buenos Aires, among other places. The company was founded in Austria and Germany in 2000 and is owned by the Skrill Group. The company is now present in 37 countries at over 450,000 sales outlets worldwide with its core product paysafecard. paysafecard is a prepaid online payment solution which anyone can use. No bank account or credit card is necessary. The paysafecard 16-digit PIN is all that's needed to complete a payment transaction. paysafecard can be used at thousands of online shops. The company has become the European market leader in prepaid payment solutions with the brands: paysafecard, YUNA and Happy Schenkcard. In 2012, it was awarded Paybefore Awards in the categories of Best Digital Currency and Most Innovative Prepaid Solution. In 2013 it won the category Best Consumer Value.
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Friday, December 22, 2017
Stihl vs Husqvarna Chainsaws
Stihl vs Husqvarna is to loggers what Ford vs Chevy is to racers. If you talk to ten random loggers, you'll find about a 50/50 split between those who prefer Stihl chainsaws and those who prefer Husqvarna chainsaws. Everyone has their own rationale for why they use the chainsaw they use. At the end of the day, both brands have high-quality professional grade models that perform well in the woods, so the choice is up to you.
In the end, choosing a chainsaw boils down to your cutting style and preferences. Loggers who like a Husky say it speeds through a cut faster so they can make the final cut on a tree as it falls quicker, which gives them more time to get out of the way. Stihl enthusiasts say they like their preferred chainsaw because it has the low-end torque needed (as POULAN PRO PP5020AV ) to power through the toughest pieces of wood with ease.
The fact is, both companies make great saws. Before selecting a brand, try models of comparable size and power from both companies to gauge which you prefer. There is an easy and inexpensive way to do this. A lot of equipment rental companies rent Stihl and Husqvarna chainsaws by the hour or day. While you may not find the exact model you're looking for you can get a feel for the brand by testing a saw of the same brand that comes closest to what you want. Be sure to ask how many hours each saw has clocked and how old each is. If you compare one chainsaw that is significantly older than another, you will get skewed results. It's also a good idea to run each saw for a full day to get a good sense of its features and benefits.
After using each chainsaw, write a list of the things you liked and disliked about each. When you take the saw back to the rental store don't be shy about asking the mechanic if the saw needed more than the average amount of maintenance, if they had to service the saw frequently and which brand they prefer. It's also a good idea to ask other loggers or arborists what brand of chainsaw they prefer and why. After you compare all of your notes you're ready to purchase the brand that suits you best.
Everyone's experience is different depending on their specific needs and demands. Some simply prefer the torque and low maintenance of a Stihl, while others prefer the hardiness of a Husqvarna. The most important factor is that the chainsaw does its job properly and safely.
A good chainsaw will help increase your production and output. It will also minimize how many times you need to tighten or change chains. If you keep up with the recommended maintenance and necessary repairs, either brand will last you years.
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Observations and modeling of atmospheric profiles in the arctic seasonal ice zone
Liu, Z., A. Schweiger, and R. Lindsay, "Observations and modeling of atmospheric profiles in the arctic seasonal ice zone," Mon. Wea. Rev., 143, 39-53, doi:, 2015.
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The authors use the Polar Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) Model to simulate atmospheric conditions during the Seasonal Ice Zone Reconnaissance Survey (SIZRS) in the summer of 2013 over the Beaufort Sea. With the SIZRS dropsonde data, the performance of WRF simulations and two forcing datasets is evaluated: the Interim ECMWF Re-Analysis (ERA-Interim) and the Global Forecast System (GFS) analysis. General features of observed mean profiles, such as low-level temperature inversion, low-level jet (LLJ), and specific humidity inversion are reproduced by all three models. A near-surface warm bias and a low-level moist bias are found in ERA-Interim. WRF significantly improves the mean LLJ, with a lower and stronger jet and a larger turning angle than the forcing. The improvement in the mean LLJ is likely related to the lower values of the boundary layer diffusion in WRF than in ERA-Interim and GFS, which also explains the lower near-surface temperature in WRF than the forcing. The relative humidity profiles have large differences between the observations, the ERA-Interim, and the GFS. The WRF simulated relative humidity closely resembles the forcings, suggesting the need to obtain more and better-calibrated humidity data in this region. The authors find that the sea ice concentrations in the ECMWF model are sometimes significantly underestimated due to an inappropriate thresholding mechanism. This thresholding affects both ERA-Interim and the ECMWF operational model. The scale of impact of this issue on the atmospheric boundary layer in the marginal ice zone is still unknown.


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Magid Abou-Gharbia, Ph.D., FRSC is currently the Associate Dean for Research, Laura H. Carnell Professor of Medicinal Chemistry and Director of the Moulder Center for Drug Discovery Research (MCDDR) at the School of Pharmacy, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA. He is responsible for Setting and implementing School of Pharmacy research strategies to promote the school's research and entrepreneurial enterprise. Prior to joining Temple University in 2008, Magid spent 26 years at Wyeth Pharmaceuticals where he was Senior Vice President Discovery Research. As Senior Vice President & Head of Chemical & Screening Sciences at Wyeth, he was responsible for overseeing and directing Wyeth chemistry and screening research efforts of 500 scientists at four US research facilities and 150 chemists in Hyderabad, India in support of drug discovery in Neuroscience, Inflammation, Women's Health/Bone, Oncology and Cardiovascular/Metabolic Diseases therapeutic areas. Abou-Gharbia led research efforts that resulted in the discovery of 9 marketed drugs. Abou-Gharbia is credited with >125 US patents, over 350 worldwide Patents, 220 publications, invited lectures and presentations.
Dr. Abou-Gharbia has also been instrumental in establishing and promoting biomedical research in the Middle East. Among his recent contributions are the establishment of Qatar Biomedical Research Institute (QBRRI), instituting medicinal chemistry and drug discovery research at four major educational institution in the region (the University of Sharja's School of Pharmacy in the UAE, the Misr University for Science and Technology (MUST) in Egypt, Future University in Egypt (FUE) and City of Scientific Research and Technological Applications (SERTA-City) in Egypt). In addition, he continue to welcome and host visiting scholars, faculty, and students in sabbaticals, internships, and fellowships in his laboratories in an effort to further boost biomedical research in the region through training in modern drug discovery methods. Finally, Dr. Abou-Gharbia spearheaded efforts to establish training programs in the Middle East that focus on the regulatory aspects of the drug approval process. Through these programs, students, scientists, and scholars learn the policies and regulation required for drug approval at the FDA and other global regulatory bodies that control the marketing of novel therapies. This training will further facilitate the development of novel therapies through Middle Eastern based research programs.
He serves on the Scientific Advisory Board of several companies and professional societies and has adjunct professor appointments at several universities in the US and abroad. He received numerous awards and honors including two ACS Heroes of Chemistry awards in 2008 for discovery of Torisel and 2014 for discovery of Effexor and was named in 2014 "Researcher and Educator of the Year" by the Philadelphia Business Journal and the PA Bio and Grand Hamdan International Award in the Field of Medical Sciences in Drug Discovery in 2014.


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American entrepreneurs have never been shy about taking a good idea and beating it into the ground. Take designer jeans. Or racquetball clubs. Or films about farming.
In the South Bay, one such trend that appears to be thriving these days is the use of the letters "R Us" in the names of businesses.
Once confined to the domain of the highly successful nationwide Toys "R" Us chain, the usage is proliferating on shops of several shapes and sizes.
There may still be more Acmes (driving schools, mattress factories, etc.) and A-1s (lawn sprinklers, imported groceries, sandblasting and stucco, etc.). But in the last year or so, firms including Spas R Us and Hub Caps "R" Us have opened for business locally, joining the ranks of gardening, towing and lighting outlets that display "R Us" monikers.


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SOURCE: Predmore, Susan. "San Manuel Bueno, mártir: A Jungian Perspective." Hispanofila, no. 64 (September 1978): 15-29.
In the following essay, Predmore offers a Jungian interpretation of Saint Emmanuel the Good, Martyr.
Critics have generally agreed that San Manuel Bueno, mártir, besides culminating Unamuno's literary career, is the most intensely personal of his "nivolas," for it is in this work that he symbolically stages conflicting aspects of his own personality. The specific nature of these psychic opponents is best described by Carlos Blanco-Aguinaga in his book, El Unamuno Contemplativo, where the author traces Unamuno's marked split personality throughout his literary works. The crux of Blanco-Aguinaga's argument is that although:
El Unamuno más vivo en la historia del pensamiento español y europeo … es el agonista … un hombre al parecer incansable que luchó consigo mismo y con Dios y contra esto y aquello, acosado en su vida por el...
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ObjectVideo Enters into Global Patent License Agreement with Panasonic System Networks
Jan 09, 2013, 08:30 ET
RESTON, Va., Jan. 9, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- ObjectVideo, Inc. announced today the signing of its eighth patent licensee, Panasonic System Networks Co., Ltd. of Tokyo, Japan. ObjectVideo has granted Panasonic System Networks a worldwide, nonexclusive, royalty-bearing license to its entire intellectual property portfolio, which includes access to patents relating to broader video and image manipulation, segmentation, video meta data, indexing, search, tripwire and next generation intelligent occupancy sensors.
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"We continue to see an increased demand for accurate, easy-to-use analytics in the video surveillance sector," said Raul Fernandez, chairman of ObjectVideo. "As an early inventor of such fundamental technologies, ObjectVideo is pleased to offer our partners access to our intellectual property through our licensing program."
In 2012, ObjectVideo signed portfolio-wide, global patent licensing agreements with Bosch, Pelco by Schneider Electric, Sony Corporation, Tyco Security Products' American Dynamics business unit and VIVOTEK. Seven of the top ten worldwide manufacturers of video surveillance cameras and devices are ObjectVideo licensees.
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This course walks through the creation of a 64-bit system based on the Linux kernel. Our goal is to produce a small, sleek system well-suited for hosting containers or being employed as a virtual machine.
Because we don't need every piece of functionality under the sun, we're not going to include every piece of software you might find in a typical distro. This distribution is intended to be minimal.
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Kinsler to Leonard and Larson: Falcons 'kill' Shadow Mountain, 45-21 on Sept. 17
Twenty-one point 2nd quarter outburst "gores" Matadors!
FALCON STADIUM – Quad-Captain senior John Leonard flat-out muffs the first two passes quarterback Bryce Kinsler put in his mitts. What-in-the-heck was going on?! Not to worry. His "drops" just made "Big, Bad John" angry – and more focused than he always is.
"Future Falcons Night" brought out STMS cheerleaders to help CSHS varsity cheer lead Falcons onto the field. (l-r) Amanda Harrison (7th grade), Marietta Perkins (7th), Allie Capozello (7th), Carlye Robertson (8th), Ella Asterino (7th), Brooke Bennett (7th). Thanks to STMS Head Cheer Coach Michelle Wetzel for the postgame IDs!
Three John Leonard games, each equally outstanding, don't a season make. When the Falcons play Dec. 4 for the 4A-I State Championship, there'll be ten more games in the books; and Leonard's super-conditioned frame, perhaps a little on the slender side, makes him a target for head-hunting linebackers and defensive backs – if they can catch him! And when they do, he doesn't go down easily.
Ssssh! Don't want to jinx this talented receiver; but he's on pace to break Kyle Watkins' [CSHS '07] single-season records (set in the 2006 unbeaten State Championship season) for most catches, most touchdowns and total receiving yards.
The kick is g-o-o-d! Contestants in last Friday night's Outback Steakhouse halftime field goal contest were
(l-r) Steven Kralovec (JR), Girls Cross Country Captain Kate Accola (SR) and Preston Holding (SO). Acccola and Holding made their 15-yard kicks, good for a dinner-for-two at Outback (Scottsdale 101). Kralovec was just wide left. Cheering on this trio were the Falcon mascot and Demi-Jon Merlina, Outback proprietor-manager.
Congratulations to John Leonard for a single-game performance he may never equal; but you can count on him to damn-sure try!
And what about that sophomore quarterback, "Cool Hand Luke"? Sorry: I mean, of course, Bryce Kinsler. I won't attempt to embellish his numbers against Shadow: 20 of 29 attempts, good for 360 yards, four touchdowns (two each to Leonard and fullback Cameron Larson), no INTs. No, I'm going to fall back upon the rhetorical exclamation to me by an (anonymous) assistant coach during a lull at last Saturday morning's practice: "What do you think about Bryce?!" he appropriately challenged. "He's phenomenal! Nothing scares him!"
I concurred. Then my football memory flashed back to my sophomore year at Montgomery, Alabama's Sidney Lanier High School, where I watched Bart Starr, a senior, lead the "Poets" to an undefeated season and the (then) "unofficial" State Championship.
Game ball winners from Falcons' 45-21 victory over Shadow Mountain were receiver Co-Captain Max Gersh (l), offense, for his key "in-traffic" catches, and free safety Quad-Captain John Leonard, defense: two INTS (the first, for a TD) and a crushing 3rd quarter hit that produced a Cody Wendel fumble recovery, killing a Matador drive. Leonard also had two touchdown receptions from quarterback Bryce Kinsler. "Big, Bad John" will likely be selling advance tickets to the Homecoming Dance on Oct. 16. As a two-way player, he's right up there with the best of 'em!
How forever sad that Bart Starr and his partners, who included World War II Marine fighter pilot ace and former American Football League Commissioner Joe Foss, having worked for almost three years to secure a new NFL franchise for Phoenix, were "sacked" by Bill Bidwill's out-of-the-blue arrival in The Valley. But, as I wrote for Sonoran News in mid-August 2001, economically-devastated and politically-reeling Phoenix, desperate for any "good news," had no viable choice but to do business with Bidwill and his "birds (the Cardinals) in hand."
At that spring of 1988, the Cardinals would have been valued at a maximum $100 million; today, closing in on, if not exceeding, $1 billion! And yet, before the start of the 2009 season, Kurt Warner had to flirt with the San Francisco 49ers to leverage from "Mr. B." the new contract he had more than earned. "Leopards" can't change their "spots" – nor the Cardinals' scion, his "feathers!" Back to our Falcons.
I write, in closing, about courage – and the desire to play football. Were you in the West Stands, Friday night, Oct. 23, 2009, Falcons vs. Sunnyslope, when Cameron Larson, after suffering a concussion, was helicoptered to John C. Lincoln Hospital? A beyond fearful moment, especially for his parents, Dan and Terri Larson. I was certain that "Mr. O.T." (as I'd nicknamed him for his determined overtime touchdown rushes against Greenway and Paradise Valley) would never play football again. W-r-o-n-g!
At 3:48 of last Friday night's second period, fullback Cam Larson took a swing pass from Bryce Kinsler and raced 63 yards down the west sideline with nothing but the Carefree Highway in front of him!
He would score again with only 13 seconds left in the 1st half to put the Falcons comfortably up, 34-7. (Make that 35-7 after Nick Miller's fifth extra point.)
A belated "Welcome back!" "Mr. O.T."! Your Falcon coaches, teammates, fellow students and this writer hail your courage!
A very special 'water girl': Head Football Coach Chad DeGrenier met Miss Jordan Harter at a Special Olympics event some six years ago. Now, at Coach D.'s invitation, Jordan, a CSHS sophomore, is his very special water girl. She is the daughter of Karen and Kevin Gilbert. 'Way-to-go, Jordan!
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|Bob Kohlbecker
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I always remember Bill as a great teacher and a gentleman. He influenced me in so many ways and I will forever remember his expertise. However, and perhaps more important, Bill's legacy will be that he was a good man. We should all hope for that memory when depart this life.
|Anne Lakofsky Moser
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|Rex E. Marsh
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I was deeply saddened to learn of Bill's death. Bill was a true gentlemen, soft spoken and liked by all. I have known Bill since the mid 1960s and viewed him as a friend and superb scientist. We frequentlyly exchanged information and participated in or attended the same workshops, meetings, and conferences. Bill was truly an outstanding educator and scientist and was highly respected, both nationally and internationally, in the field of vertebrate pest management. Bill's contributions to this field were exemplary--among them, his commitment to teaching and mentoring students, especially international students, and his incomparable leadership and participation in organizations dedicated to improved pest management. His numerous publications will serve as a significant memorial as they are used and cited by others for decades to come.
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Kerry was born and grew up in Buckinghamshire. She presented her first radio show in Milton Keynes in 1998 at the age of 14 on the Cable Network. While still at school Kerry spent her holidays on work experience at BBC Northampton before getting her first 'paid' radio job at 16 whilst continuing with her education. In the UK Kerry worked for FM103 Horizon, Northants 96, Chiltern FM and The Classic Gold Network. As well as presenting radio Kerry's background also includes Sponsorship and Promotions, Marketing and Events and Outside Broadcasts.
Kerry moved to the Isle of Man in 2004 and joined Manx Radio in 2005 and presented the Radio Café, covered the Afternoon Show and various outside broadcasts on Manx Radio and Radio TT.
In 2007 Kerry left the radio industry to get a 'proper job' and pursue a career in the Police but left in 2015 and is now back working for the Manx Radio Team.
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We're just about half way through Black History Month, a time when we remember Black American's who made a difference in everyone's lives in one way or another. Google and the Android Market team have highlighted some great music by Black American artists in "Classic Black History Month Albums".
All of the albums in this Google Music category have been reduced this month to just $3.99 for the whole album.
Some of the selections in the category include:
Stevie Wonder's "Song's In The Key Of Life"
Bob Marley's "Exodus"
The Roots "How I Get Over"
Tupac's "All Eyes On Me"
Jill Scott's "Who Is Jill Scott"
and one of the most memorable albums of my childhood, Boyz II Men's "Cooley High Harmony". There are 23 albums in the category and some great memorable music in there.
There is another category called "Black Rock Fundamentals" as well, and all the albums in that category are $3.99 as well. Greats like Michael Jackson, Chuck Berry, Little Richard and Parliament and The Funkadelic are featured in that category here.
If you're looking to beef up your music collection both categories are a great start, and a nice little tribute to some musicians that really made a difference musically and socially.


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There isn't the gross "idea of a self" anymore, however, there is still the "lingering I am conceit" which is only removed at arahantship. See the Khemaka Sutta on that. So it's really a matter of the depth to which the anatta teachings are applying. They apply to the most obvious level, but also go much deeper.beeblebrox wrote:Anatta is only used to bring a practice to the point where it becomes useful (i.e., aligned with the Dhamma... where the Buddha's teaching is maximized), but "anatta" is still not the point... sakkaya ditthi is only the first fetter.
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This lovely condo s a one bedroom garden view that is nestle below the other builings so it is more private. It is a corrner unit with a screened in lanai on two sides. Very spacioius inside. There is a full kitchen with all your amenities you need for your vacation. Also it has a large washer and dryer inside the unit. It is nicely furnished and has a separate bedroom with a queen size bed. Recently remodeled kitchen with new caiinets and paint through out. Lanai has a sleeper sofa for additional sleeping. It is a short walk down the steps to the unit and has access to internet, pool and BBQ.
Paniolo Hale is located on Molokai's West end and on the ocean. There is Kepuhi Beach right in front and it is great for surfing in the winter months and perfect for swimming/snorkeling in the summer months. Just a short walk over the old golf course is the Papohaku Beach to the longest white sand beach in the state of Hawaii. Very rough in the winter months and cannot swim, but awesome to watch the waves break in and in the summer months great for long ocean swims and shell finding. A short walk to the left brings you to Make Horse with lots of little tide pools for taking a cold tub or letting the little ones catch the little fish. Nice beach hike can be done from Paniolo Hale to the point.
West side is about 5 minutes to Maunaloa town where there is a small market open daily to 5PM. 15 minutes is to the airport. 20 minutes take a Cook House with indoor and outdoor seating, the coffee Plantation, Coffees of Hawaii which has a coffee bar and Wi-Fi and a gift shop, along with some other shops.
Kaunakakai Town is about 30 minutes and that is where most of the groceries, art shops, gift stores, mini markets, restaurants, equipment rentals and our county offices. The east end of Molokai with other great little beaches, a playground for the little ones and a small market with takeout foods is a good hour drive. There are many things to see and do on Molokai but most are all outdoors. If you like to paddle rent a kayak or Stand up board and paddle over our barrier reef. Molokai is about entertaining yourselves, although Hotel Molokai on a Friday Night is entertaining itself! Come see, Come stay!
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Recently, PokerStars ran a Championships Panama event. And the series didn't go over too well with many of the participants, including Bryn Kenney and Jason Wheeler.
Kenney takes exception with the payout structures and high rake.
"So of course nobody is happy with anything PokerStars is doing," Kenney wrote on his Facebook wall. "If you guys wanna fix everything and save your business then give me a call. But I understand you would rather watch it burn than listen."
Kenney added, "Not only do they cut all costs now and give nothing to the players but they don't even honor their agreements. They have said that in the 10k+ tournaments it will pay only 15% of the field and in a small 10k today [Panama] they show a payout sheet that pays on average 20% of the field. I think they think everyone is stupid but what they don't understand with their high rake and terrible service – soon they won't have an event at all outside of Barcelona. Sad days for poker tournaments."
Wheeler's complaint is that PokerStars isn't using enough of their online and live resources to increase their festival field sizes.
"It seems like Stars has been scrambling more lately and playing catch up, therefore, can't develop a cohesive strategy where they use smaller festivals to drive bigger traffic to the bigger championships."
Contrary to what Kenney thinks, PokerStars heard the complaints loud and clear. Eric Hollreiser, VP of Corporate Communications for parent company Amaya, responded to the criticisms.
Here's a look at part of Hollreiser's response:
"We understand the criticism: it's not totally wrong, and it's not totally fair. The poker economy was damaged and had created a negative financial environment for the company, particularly in 2015 and 2016. We had to put our financial house in order and restructure the company to meet the growth expectations of the business and our shareholders.
"We committed to poker. Clearly, there were a number of unique issues that Amaya management faced in 2015 and 2016, but we have always been committed to poker. Today, Amaya management is very different than it was in 2015. Every year we invest more in poker than any other company on the planet. Even in the U.S. – where we have obviously had our issues – we are at the forefront of investing to open that market."


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A multi-faith prayer vigil for the Columbia River takes place at 6 p.m. Monday at Waterfront Park.
Vigils are being held throughout August in 16 locations along the river, in Oregon, Washington and British Columbia. Columbia Riverkeeper is organizing the Hood River event.
Participants are asked to bring an instrument, prayer, poem, or story.
According to Emily Long, water quality assistant with Columbia Riverkeeper, the August river prayer vigils will provide people who care about the Columbia River an opportunity for ethical and spiritual dialogue. Stemming from the inspiration of Bishop Martin Wells, 17 multi-faith prayer vigils along the Columbia River have been organized to pray for the health of the Columbia River, the return of salmon to the upper River, and the health of all Columbia River citizens.
The vigils will help highlight that people want a healthy river, where salmon can travel freely from the ocean to their ancestral spawning grounds 1,243 miles upriver, stated Long.
"The health of the Columbia River is vital to all Columbia River citizens and is at a crossroads because of climate change, pollution, and impending negotiations between Canada and the United States over the Treaty," Long said. "The prayer vigils will help underscore the public interest in modernizing the Columbia River Treaty to ensure a functioning ecosystem throughout the Columbia River Basin."
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Memories of SSU
Bonnie Leigh Harris
Student, Dorm Manager and T.A., 1965-1969
Four Wonderful Years
In 1965 I received a music scholarship allowing me free tuition to any CSU in the system. Knowing I wanted a small school where students and faculty would know each other and care about the educational experience, I took a drive to the different campuses that seemed interesting. The last campus I saw — actually almost missed seeing — was the old SSU campus which was a series of apartments as offices and old buildings as classrooms.
I spoke with the registrar Kay Wiley, who had been in theatre in her younger days. I also spoke to Fred Warren, head of the Music Department. After I met these two professors, I knew this was where I wanted to be.
After I got all my classes, I applied to be the headmistress of Jack London Hall, the only housing for students at that time. I was very lucky to get the job, for it paid for books and food.
The first class I took at SSU in 1965, History 251, was taught by a young professor named Dennis Harris. He was a wonderful teacher, just as were so many others like Sally Ewen, Fred Warren, Peggy Donovan and almost all who taught me. It was a wonderful time in my life. In 1967 I re-met Dennis Harris from whom I'd had my first class. As so many "happily ever after stories" are written, our meeting in 1967 began a romance and marriage that lasted 42 years.
During my education, I earned a B.A. in music and psychology and a minor in social studies. Then I continued an additional year when I went back and got a lifetime teaching credential and a secondary teaching credential. Many of my professors remained friends for years.Thanks to my wonderful education at Sonoma State, I went on to teach music and drama. I sang with the Lamplighters in San Francisco, managed and sang with the Santa Rosa Symphonic Chorus, founded and was artistic director of Redwood Empire Lyric Theater which performed more than a dozen seasons at the Luther Burbank Center performing arts center.


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Today I'm excited to be able to share our 'new' Tea Cup Sconce Planter!
It was a long time in the making from the time we had the idea until we finally found the perfect tea cups and all the project supplies.
Our summer projects continue in this household. We are almost completely finished with our Porch Makeover Project! I will be sharing the final reveal next week with Before and After pictures.
But first, you may want to go here to see the Solar Chandelier we created by repurposing a thrift store wagon wheel chandelier. It was a fun project which we continue to enjoy!
While shopping for the chandelier project, we found this beautiful sconce at a local Habitat for Humanity Home Store. We fell in love with it and even though we weren't in the market for one, we quickly decided to purchase it for the Tea Cup planter we had on our wish list.
We only paid $7 for this attractive sconce. My husband, Stacy stripped all the wires from it's previous life as electric lighting. He also cleaned it which was very easy. We were very happy with the color so we decided not to paint it.
The next step was simply to apply glue and place the saucer's on. We used Gorilla Glue which has some great staying power. It dries white so don't make a mess!
We found these beautiful cup and saucer sets at Hobby Lobby on clearance! Only $3.40 for each set! I searched high and low in all of my favorite thrift stores but nothing just tugged at my heart strings. It was Stacy's idea for me to check Hobby Lobby (that man LOVES to shop!).
Let the glue dry overnight before adding dirt and plants.
I'm a big fan of Portulaca! I wanted a flower which has a cascading characteristic. Portulaca also will bloom with multiple colors of flowers on one plant but I selected one which is pink only. They tend to open during the day and close at night.
A few of our other projects:
DIY Frosted American Flag Mason Jars
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If you're reading this, it's safe to say you have spent a great deal of time researching many different Home-Based Business Opportunities trying to find the one that is the best fit for you. This can be a daunting task as there are 1000's upon 1000's of opportunities out there and it's very easy to be overwhelmed while struggling to find the right Business Opportunity. This post is intended to identify some of the important questions you need to ask yourself before you begin that search.
One truth is that you will be working harder for yourself then you did for any previous employer. By starting a Home-Based Business, you will become your own employee doing everything from Marketing, Operations, Accounting, and any other task that needs to be done. Upon growth and profitability of your business, you may be able to hire or outsource, but in the beginning it's all you. So the first question would be "Am I really ready for this and do I have the time needed to make this successful?".
The next questions would be "What are my passions?", "what do I love to do", and "what do I do well". It's very important to chose a Home Based Business that you are passionate about. Something that you enjoy and have an interest in will make all the difference in the world and keep you motivated. This can be tricky in the sense that you don't have any working experience in the field that holds your passion. In this case you really have to ask yourself if you want to devote time and energy to gaining experience knowing that it may be a slow process in the beginning.
The last and most important question you need to ask is "What assets and resources do I have available?". Break down what you are truly willing to give to your company. Start a business plan that will show you what steps you need to take to get where you want to go. Starting a business that needs a large amount of capital when you have very little would be risky. Look at ways you can grow into your business in stages. Have a goal for the business and make a plan to get there.
Finally, once you have asked yourself these questions and have a better idea of what you want and what you can do, you'll have a much easier time filtering through the many home based business opportunities available to you. The more research you do, the easier it will be to find something that matches your desires and skills.
As in any business venture money might not be made over night. But if you have the passion and the drive, you should see your business grow in the fruits of your labor.
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TRIBEZA Interiors Tour presented by TreeHouse returns for a third fabulous year on Saturday, January 23. To meet the designers and take a sneak peek into the beautiful homes featured on the tour, head here.
This is a self-guided, self-paced tour. All homes will be open from 10:30am-4:30pm. Feel free to start the tour at the home of your choice, and choose your own route.
Tickets are $20 in advance (and $25 day of) and can be purchased here.
Advance pickup pickup and ticket sales are happening at spots around town on Tuesday, January 19th through Thursday, January 21st. Check out the full schedule below:
Tuesday, January 19th (11am - 1pm)
Treehouse - 4477 S Lamar Blvd #600
California Closets - 500 North Lamar Blvd.
Supply Showroom - 2204 Lake Austin Blvd.
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Wednesday, January 20th (11am - 1pm)
Treehouse - 4477 S Lamar Blvd #600
NEST Modern - 2603 S Congress Ave.
Urbanspace Interiors - 801 West 5th St., Suite 100
Thursday, January 21st (11am - 1pm)
Treehouse - 4477 S Lamar Blvd #600
*TREEHOUSE GIFT CARD: We're also pleased to announce that everyone who picks up their Interiors Tour guidebook at Treehouse (at the above times) will receive a $25 gift card to Treehouse.
Don't forget, forget that all guests who purchase an advance ticket to the tour are automatically entered into California Closet's Garage System Giveaway! The garage system includes upper and lower storage as well as a workbench and is valued at $9,500. We'll be announcing the lucky winner on the day of the tour.
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Why We Should Have Promotional Products
Advertising your brand and your products is important as we would want to let the market know about them. It is important that we would be able to show them what we are able to offer so that they would get interested in doing business with us. There are a lot of things that we can do in order to get their attention and it is important that we should be able to look for one that would be effective for our purpose. It is important that we should be able to develop a marketing strategy that could get the interests of a lot of people and one thing that we can do is to use promotional products. Promotional products are things that we are able to use for marketing and promotions. To gather more awesome ideas on
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October 30, 2012
Melissa Mead named University archivist
Melissa Mead
Pictures, texts, manuscripts, architectural drawings, letters, audio and video recordings, scrapbooks—"together, they help tell the full story of the University," says Melissa Mead.
It's her mission to help keep that history alive and accessible.
Mead was recently named the John M. and Barbara Keil University Archivist and Rochester Collections Librarian. Mead succeeds Nancy Martin, who is retiring after serving as archivist since 2000.
"We are extremely fortunate to have an incumbent for the position of University archivist of Melissa Mead's caliber. Melissa is deeply devoted and deeply knowledgeable about the University and the greater Rochester community," says Mary Ann Mavrinac, vice provost and Andrew H. and Janet Dayton Neilly Dean of River Campus Libraries. "Her passion and keen intellect will ably build upon the fine legacy of outstanding University archivists we have been so fortunate to have had at the University."
Mead, who received her master of library science degree from Columbia University in 1989, brings a wealth of knowledge about the University's history to the position. For 16 years, she has worked in the Department of Rare Books, Special Collections, and Preservation, of which the University Archives is a significant component, mostly recently as digital and visual resources librarian. During that time she was responsible for creating, preserving, and making accessible digitized materials from the archives and from other department holdings. She received the University's Meliora Award in 2010.
A large part of Mead's job has been collaborative; in addition to working with faculty, staff, and students from every division of the University, she provides assistance to offsite scholars and researchers in search of primary sources about University history. She supplies University Communications, University Advancement, and the Office of the President with hundreds of digital images every year selected from the special collections and University archives. She also contributes images for Rochester Review, the University's homepage, and to local and national media.
During the time she's worked in the Department of Special Collections, she has collaborated on numerous exhibits on University and Rochester history, including several for the University's sesquicentennial celebration in 2000.
Mead says it's exciting to piece together a full picture of the University's history. From listening to recently preserved audio tapes, she says has heard the voices of all but two of the University's 10 presidents. She know how meaningful it is to put a voice with a photo—like that of former president W. Allen Wallis. "When he tells a joke, you can hear the twinkle in his eye," she says.


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Essential Space Age Pop Albums
I want to figure out this crazy "space age pop" look. These aren't the ten best album covers, but here's a start. My source for this list was an article called Ten Basic Space Age Pop Albums. It claims these albums set up the definitive sound for the genre. That might not be exactly what I'm looking for either, but I'll save that for a different post.
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Well about the card its a simple 6"x 6" card, the front flap is 1/2" shorter than the back and i added pink cotton lace to make up the size difference. I went with a pinup girl cos i love them they are oo girlie and so colourful, completely appropriate for the Are you Girlie Girl challenge.
I love the combination of pink and black, so i had to go with that!! Iused stiff cotton lace to make it look extra feminine. The paper i used are all organic handmade paper and none of them are branded, except for the zebra printed paper. Which is produced my an Indian paper company called HANDPAPER. The pink paper is coruggated patterened and the base is simple baby pink cardstock.
I used a couple of metal heart shaped brads and a simple hand made paper flower as embelishments. The sentiment i punched out using my alpha punches and stuck them on a black ribbon and added metal brads for "O" and to the exclamation mark.
I used watercolor pencils to color her . and added some bling to adorn her hair and a lil sequin for her earing. I loved how this card turned out .i used a tiny hart shaped hair clip on the ribbon. Initially it was a dusty pink, i ent over it with a pink nail enamel and i got the effect i was looking for, it turned out nice and glossy.
The other challenges i entered are
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The Original Art is a 'one off' painting from an original digital concept.
Metal prints on HD Glossy Aluminium with Aluminium box frames are limited to editions of 10 only. Produced using a process involving high pressure and heat, printing directly onto the aluminium's special coating, where it is permanently sealed in using a process called dye sublimation. This allows for the rendering of exact details with excellent durability against UV rays, dust, and moisture and brilliant colours for 75+ years. All copyright in this work of Fine Art are reserved to the artist and reproductions may only be made with prior permission.


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South Ayrshire Befriending Project
The South Ayrshire Befriending Project is a local charity which supports socially isolated and excluded young people (aged 8 – 18) across South Ayrshire who have no or limited adult support to access recreational activities and are often affected by other issues such as child protection procedures, drugs/alcohol, mental health problems and disabilities. By providing young people with an adult volunteer for up to 2 years on a 1:1 basis meeting fortnightly and accessing local activities and amenities their confidence and self esteem is increased and they are encouraged to be involved in their local communities. They can also make new friends and develop social skills by attending the regular group activities facilitated by the Project. The project is funded through a variety of grants and trusts. More information – www.southayrshirebefriending.org.uk
Available throughout South Ayrshire including Ayr, Maybole, Girvan, Prestwick, Troon and surrounding areas.
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- Venue: Office based in Ayr but available throughout South Ayrshire
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- Frequency: A few hours every two weeks
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Where nature is rich
RanRich Beach Resort is a resort in Ternate, Cavite. This resort became fully operational in 2005. This resort is popular around the local populace. Having a 3 hectare vicinity, the resort has managed to handle different activities all at the same time.
It has become a big use to various organizations conducting seminars, planning sessions, team building, leadership trainings and the like. RanRich is also a good place for family gathering, company outing, reunions and a lot more.
To offer better service, RanRich is currently developing and beautifying the place.


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Just heard I am runner up in the latest Tigerprint design competition for my Mother's Day design here...
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Wednesday, 24 November 2010
More WHS Christmas 2010
...and a couple more designs I've just spotted on Printpattern blogspot - nearly forgot about these!
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Monday, 22 November 2010
Christmas WHS 2010
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Friday, 19 November 2010
BHS Christmas
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Wednesday, 17 November 2010
Boots Christmas cards 2010
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John Lewis Christmas cards 2010
I'm posting a selection of Christmas cards I have in print this season - various high street stores - starting with John Lewis...more to come soon!
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Wednesday, 6 October 2010
New Christmas Cards
Just a little post about my new designs for my square format handmade Christmas cards - these are now available in packs of 6 assorted designs with diamante detail. Trade only, please enquire for prices.
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Wednesday, 11 August 2010
wall art
Coming soon in a B&Q near you. Yes I know it's not quite Heals or The Conran Shop but hey so what?! See my new designs selected for canvas wall art here...
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Friday, 6 August 2010
Christmas all year round...!
I've been working hard on projects for Christmas 2011 - it seems like Christmas all round in my house! Here's a few sneak peeks...
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Thursday, 1 July 2010
Summer table mats
I thought I'd post a few designs I've been working on for table mats...fresh and springlike and hopefully commercial too...
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Friday, 11 June 2010
Arteria Exhibition
A new exhibition at Arteria in Lancaster featuring some of my work opens on 17th June, see below. Arteria sell some gorgeous design led gifts for the home as well as the gallery upstairs.
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Friday, 14 May 2010
Here's a couple of recent designs, in pink, for cards/wrap. Sometimes you just have to go for 'pink' designs - they're so commercial. If I had my way, I dont think I'd chose to do anything in these girly tones, but they always seem to sell...
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Tuesday, 20 April 2010
Damson Day
Last Saturday I had a go at selling various homemade items at our local Damson Day in the Lyth Valley. I had handmade cards and framed prints for sale, my husband makes the garden items. The kids helped on the stall as well as enjoying the archery and the locally made damson icecream.
It was the most beautiful day, not so beautiful if you're stuck in a tent all day though. Normally the damson blossom is out in full force at this time of year although this year it's a couple of weeks late. I did manage to take a nice shot of the damson tree silhouettes through the marquee though.
My friend Sue from busyblackbird.com also took part with her gorgeous handmade wooden items and cards, as did my Mum who was selling heaps of her homemade damson cheese in her hand thrown pots.
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Thursday, 15 April 2010
Union Jack
I thought it might be fun to try and incorporate the Union Jack into a Christmas design for cards - and here are the results...
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Wednesday, 7 April 2010
Wooden Deer!
Here's another design I've done recently - I'm still loving the idea of using this wood effect in my work.
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Tuesday, 23 March 2010
Lovely Dove!
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Wednesday, 3 March 2010
Here are my latest retro cuisine designs - could be made into some cool worktop savers...or adapted for kitchen textiles, mugs etc!
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Tuesday, 2 March 2010
Papyrus pop up
Here is one of my pop up birthday card designs for Papyrus in the US - more to come including Velentines, Wedding, Easter. What fun!
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Friday, 26 February 2010
New cards
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John Lewis
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Thursday, 25 February 2010
Today's pic is of my winning entry for a puzzle competition run by Tigerprint who print exclusively for M&S. It was selected last autumn...who knows, it may even be made one day.
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Tuesday, 23 February 2010
Oh those seed heads. Don't you just love their natural symmetry?
Here are a couple of my latest designs which I am printing myself onto a lovely linen paper and selling in a small selection of local shops.
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What's a good program for keeping track of materials? (post #206348)
Not whining but after wasting 40 on "Billings" and 10 on "Business Mix Set" I realize I need help to find a straight forward template for keeping track of construction materials. My wife found a free excel template that we think is going to work. What are you guys using?
I dont have a business, (post #206348, reply #1 of 7)
but i can tell you there's gona be a ton of programs out there trying to fancy themselves so u buy "them" cus theyre different. You'r wife's right with excell. Its endless, can always add, columbs, or rows, its realy up to you how you organise really.. Beuty of excell is, if you look online for formulas to tally columbs or rows, and before you know it it pretty much runs itself... Just dont do the "changing of template" too often... Its pointless, remember its just a program to hold your info. No fancy buttons. Just a fancy animated paperclip no one realy likes... or is that MS word...
While safety's important, its covering your [JOBSITE WORD] that comes first.
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Thanks I made the mistake of just trying to throw money at it instead of understanding how to use the excel I have. I happened to be on the counter side at the lumberyard this week when the guy was taking my order and I saw the clearest picture on the screen of what I was hoping to have with those programs I wasted money on. I suppose theirs was just set up for them, super expensive or who knows. Anyway, the money wasted is a lesson I won't forget. I can't even find out who to give feedback to on them.
The best way is a database. (post #206348, reply #3 of 7)
Ours is a propriatary Oracle one, but you should be able to do it in MS Access.
The downside to Access is the learning curve is a little steeper than Excell, but it really is more efficient, and flexible for what you want to do.
The learning curve can be overcome with the on-line tutorials, or most Community Colleges offer courses, and there are quite a few training books available for not too much money.
Hi Fonzie I do agrre with (post #206348, reply #4 of 7)
Hi Fonzie
I do agrre with what Evujevich said about using Excel but I would prefer to use MS Access in this case. MS access is really more flexible for what you intend to do. Though its a bit complicated than Excel but once you start using it you will find it really helpful. You can go for online tutorial, or some part time course or take help of a few training books available as adviced by Jigs in the forum post.
Thank you
What did you end up going with? (post #206348, reply #5 of 7)
Hi Fonzie777, I just stumbled across this post and was curious what you ended up going with? I am a co-founder at EZGC.co and am doing some planning work for products we hope to deliver in 2013. A tool to track materials and provide estimates is high up on the list, but I'd be curious if Excel/Access worked out for you here and if not what was it not able to provide that you would have liked to have seen? Anything else that you wish there was a better way to run your business?
Fonzie, If you need (post #206348, reply #6 of 7)
If you need help with Excel, I can answer your questiond at MS Excel for Contractors.
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SamT might be able to give you some help ^
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Calphalon is recalling 2 million knives because the blades have been breaking away from the handles and cutting people, the company says.
So far, the company has received 27 reports of finger or hand lacerations, including four cuts that were so serious they required stitches, according to the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission. Calphalon has also heard 3,150 reports of broken knives.
"Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled cutlery and contact Calphalon for a replacement cutlery product," according to the safety commission's website.
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If you've had a problem with one of these Calphalon knives, let them know about it on the safety commission's webpage about the recall.
According to the safety commission, roughly 2 million knives in the U.S. and 7,000 sold in Canada are affected by the recall, which involves carving, chef, paring, santoku and utility knives sold between August 2008 and March 2016.
The knives were sold individually and in sets at J.C. Penney, Kohl's, Macy's, Amazon and other stores. They ranged in price from $25 to $300.