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William Caslon, Paul HuntTrademark
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P22 End User License Agreement and Limited WarrantyThank you for purchasing P22 fonts. To ensure that P22 continues to bring you more exciting, historically relevant type, please take the time to read this agreement. It might not be the most fascinating read, but its very important and may answer many questions that you may have. Please register your fonts and remember that free software is an exception, not the rule. 1. Notice to user. You (End User) have not purchased the ownership rights to this font, but rather a license to use this font on a limited basis. Purchasing a license for any P22 font or font distributed by P22 (International House of Fonts, Sherwood Collection and other) via download, or e-mail, constitutes an agreement between P22 type foundry, Inc (P22) and the end user of the enclosed typefaces (software) that the terms and conditions of this contract will be followed. If the fonts are purchased in hard copy format (CD-ROM or floppy disk), removing the media from its protective sleeve (paper pouch, DVD cases, or other) in which the media is contained constitutes the same agreement. If you do not agree with the terms of this agreement, return the complete package with the CD or floppy disk sleeve unopened to the place of purchase. If downloaded or received by e-mail, all files must be deleted. A signed affidavit may be required to receive a refund.2. Grant of License. The basic P22 distributed software license is limited for use on a total of 5 devices at one site for use on a single platform. A device is defined as a computer, printer, character generator, server or any other machine that uses font data to rasterize letterforms. A site is defined as one physical location. Platform refers to operating systems designated as 'Macintosh', 'Windows' or other. A laptop may be one of the devices in the basic license of 5 devices as long as the laptop is associated primarily with the licensed location. Simply working offsite on a laptop is permissible in the basic license and is regarded as an extension of the site. Work transported from one distinct network to another distinct network, via a laptop requires each network to be licensed properly.Additional licensing is also required if you are installing the font(s) on more than 5 devices (Site License), or a LAN/WAN Server with more than 4 devices, or, if you and/or additional users will have access to the font(s) at more than one location (Corporate License), or, if your printer/service bureau is installing the fonts for job output for more than one-time use (Service Bureau). Upon completion of job, service bureau must delete the font software or purchase their own license.--To calculate the required additional license, call P22 at 716 885 4490 or visit: http://www.p22.com/licensing.html to receive a quote.One copy of the font software may be made for backup. You may transfer the original software to another party provided All materials, including back-up copies are transferred and that the recipient agrees to the licensing terms and conditions contained in this agreement, and all copies are removed from the originating end user's (your) devices. 3. Fair Use. The basic P22 license is intended to accommodate personal use as in the course of everyday correspondence and document writing, or in the design of self-promotion pieces like business cards, newsletters and brochures. Other uses designated as professional or commercial may require additional licensing.Professional use is work performed by, not limited to, freelance designers, small design firms and corporate advertising firms that incorporate P22 fonts within a design for a client or self-promotion. Most alphanumeric fonts are allowable without additional licensing provided that the Grant of License guidelines are met. However, the use of illustrative elements (also known as dingbats, extras, ornaments) within logo design requires an additional one-time license. If you have purchased the font(s) license for use on a large scale campaign such as in the course of entertainment promotion, advertising, corporate identity design, product packaging, store signage or in any way that requires the multi media (television, internet, print or other) output of the font(s), an additional license may be required. This applies to in-house or client based work. Call P22 at 716 885 4490 to receive your large scale campaign quote. A royalty based Commercial license is required when P22 font software is used to create a product sold for profit. If you have purchased the font(s) license for use as the principle design element to create a product to be sold such as, not limited to, rubberstamps, refrigerator magnets, or if the usage of the font adds value (value added) to a product to be sold such as wrist watches, house numbers, stencil kits, decals, digital art (screensavers, 3-D models, or other computer application), please call P22 at 716 885 4490 if you have any questions, for permission or to receive your commercial license quote or visit: http://www.p22.com/comlicensing.html for examples.The font may be modified if properly licensed for non-commercial or in-house use. The modified font software may not be sold or distributed.4. Font Embedding. The basic P22 license allows for the embedding of P22 fonts only if the document created is set to Print and Preview. If P22 fonts can be extracted, edited and therefore transferred in any way, an additional license is required to account for each recipient of the document and font file(s)5. Copyright. The software and accompanying documentation are copyrighted and contain intellectual property information protected by law. You may not make or distribute copies of this software or accompanying documentation without the express written consent of P22.6. Disclaimer and Limited Warranty. P22 warrants that the font software is free of errors and will be replaced within 90 days of purchase in the event of defective media. If failure of the font software results from accident, abuse, or neglect, P22 assumes no responsibility to replace the software. THE SOFTWARE AND ACCOMPANYING WRITTEN MATERIALS ARE PROVIDED AS IS, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, AND P22 SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS THE WARRANTIES OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND MERCHANTABILITY. IN ADDITION, P22 DOES NOT MAKE ANY REPRESENTATIONS REGARDING THE USE OR THE RESULTS OF THE USE OF THE SOFTWARE OR THE WRITTEN MATERIALS IN TERMS OF CORRECTNESS, ACCURACY, RELIABILITY, CURRENTNESS OR OTHERWISE. THE ENTIRE RISK AS A RESULT OF THE PERFORMANCE OF THE SOFTWARE IS ASSUMED BY THE USER.7. Update Policy. At the option of P22, there may be updated versions of the software which will be offered to registered users.8. Purchaser's Indemnity. You agree to inform any person (employee/co-employee/employer) having access to the P22 Software and copies thereof, of the terms and conditions of this Standard License Agreement and to ensure that these terms and conditions are abided. You agree to indemnify and hold P22 harmless from any and all claims, liabilities, and costs including attorney's fees, arising out of your breach of this agreement or promises you made. If these terms are not agreed to and respected P22 reserves the right to revoke Grant of License.9. Construction. This agreement is governed by and constructed in accordance with the laws of the State of New York. All disputes between P22 and the end user whether or not arising hereunder shall be conducted within the courts and jurisdiction of Erie County, New York.Please register your fonts. If you have purchased your font(s) directly from P22 you have been automatically registered. If you ordered your font from an authorized P22 reseller please keep a record of the time and place of the purchase; or if you purchased a CD, send in the reply/registration card enclosed within each package. 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Erik FaulhaberTrademark
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Following Generis, Aeonis is Erik Faulhaber's second large type family. Lapidary inscriptions from Ancient Greece supured Faulhaber on to create this typeface?s basic sans serif forms. This clarity is visible in the simplified form of the typeface's capital A. Further inspiration came from a domed lamp designed in 1952 by Wilhelm Wagonfeld; this went on to inspire the roundness in Aeonis. Faulhaber sees the conflict between antiquity and modernity as a struggle between angular and round forms; Aeonis reconciles these trends. By removing spurs at the stems of the lowercase letters, Aeonis reduces the alphabet to its most basic movements; and in order to further strengthen reading speed, all of the unnecessary horizontal elements lave been left out of the lowercase letters and numbers, too. Aeonis is available in three widths and seven weights. Its open letterforms ensure legibility at small sizes. Aeonis works both in complex text layouts and simple logos. As was the case in the Generis family, all of the numbers, currency symbols, mathematical signs, and punctuation marks in the Aeonis fonts have a coordinated system of widths, ensuring their suitability for tables and financial reports. All of its members of the Aeonis family may easily be used with each other; their design combines a contemporary character with sophisticated typography.License
This font software is the property of Monotype GmbH, or one of its affiliated entities (Monotype) and its use by you is covered under the terms of a license agreement. You have obtained this font software either directly from Monotype or together with software distributed by one of the licensees of Monotype. This software is a valuable asset of Monotype. Unless you have entered into a specific license agreement granting you additional rights, your use of this software is limited by the terms of the actual license agreement you have entered into with Monotype. You may not copy or distribute this software.If you have any questions concerning your rights you should review the license agreement you received with the software. You can learn more about Monotype by clicking here: www.monotype.com.
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A new Lots of Love challenge is on the blog! With Valentine's Day approaching it is the perfect time for documenting those "Love Notes". I decided for my page to write down things that I adore about my daughter and incorporated these journaled paper pieces into the layering of my page.
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Frank J. Heath Jr., 98, died Thursday at his home in Burns.
He was born Jan. 19, 1914, in rural Burns to Frank J. Sr. and Lizzie (Whitlock) Heath.
He was a graduate of Burns High School. He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II.
He married Rosalie McIntosh on Feb. 28, 1940. He was a carpenter and farmer.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Rosalie; and six siblings.
He is survived by his children, Sandra Heyman of Burns, Larry Heath of North Plains, Ore., and Linda Willbrand of St. Charles, Mo.; and their families.
Visitation was Sunday at Zeiner Funeral Home, Marion.
The funeral was Monday at Burns United Methodist Church, and interment was in the Burns Cemetery.
Memorial funds have been established for Burns United Methodist Church and Asera Care Hospice.


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October 28, 2010
By Paul Feinberg
UCLA Anderson's Dr. Ariella Herman has been awarded the first annual Health Literacy Innovation Champions Award by Health Literacy Innovations, creator of the Health Literacy Advisor, the nation's first interactive health literacy software tool. Dr. Herman was recognized for her groundbreaking work with the UCLA/Johnson & Johnson Health Care Institute (HCI). Her work includes both the implementation of such life-changing programs as HCI's health literacy program and the Eat Healthy, Stay Active program aimed at reducing diabetes and obesity.
"I am extremely touched by this award, it represents the health care institute's ability to make a difference in the lives of families in underserved communities," said Dr. Herman. "I am grateful to be recognized for work that is so meaningful to me and that gives me so much hope for the future of our country."
On November 30, 2010, Dr. Herman will participate in a health literacy conference to be held on the UCLA Anderson campus. The event is co-sponsored by the Institute of Medicine Round Table on Health Literacy and the Johnson & Johnson Health Care Institute.
The workshop will include a presentation by Dr. Eugene Washington, Vice Chancellor, Health Sciences and Dean, UCLA School of Medicine, and include reports from various states on their efforts to improve health literacy in diverse regions in the US. The conversation will explore the role of the university as a leader in research in health literacy and in addressing workforce needs to meet the challenges of poor health literacy in our population. Creative community based solutions that are helping to make a difference in health literacy will be shared. Dr. Jonathan Fielding from the Los Angeles County Dept of Public Health will provide closing comments around public health perspectives on health literacy.


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Former Patriots V.P. of player personnel Scott Pioli and former Colts head coach Tony Dungy are both on the record as saying that in the 2005 NFL draft, they had no interest in Richie Incognito because they questioned his character. Now that Incognito is suspended by the Dolphins for harassing teammate Jonathan Martin, that assessment looks prescient.
But for the Rams, who used a third-round draft pick on Incognito, some meanness was just what they were looking for.
Mike Martz, the Rams' coach in 2005, told the New York Times that his team wanted players with attitude, and Incognito was just the kind of guy they thought could become part of the tough, physical offensive line they wanted.
"Because that's the way the game is played in the NFL, obviously," Martz said. "That nastiness is evident, especially in Incognito."
There are a lot of people in the NFL who want no part of people like Richie Incognito, but there are also a lot of people in the NFL who think the toughness displayed by Richie Incognito is exactly what a football team needs. There's a battle playing out in the NFL right now over which side will win out.


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Luke Temple has a history of country-tinged solo records, songs sometimes knowing, sometimes pleasantly worn and maudlin, with his bigger statements expressed via his band Here We Go Magic. Last year's jittery, krautrock-leaning A Different Ship was even produced by THE Nigel Godrich, who's a fan. But Good Mood Fool is a very different proposition, guitars sidelined in favour of synths, which sometimes take on a neon, garishly Eighties glow. Everyone has their guilty pleasures that sometimes demand expression (when provoked, your humble reviewer once all but got into a fist fight defending Barry White's place as a visionary in the canon of soul artists). Still, few would've seen this coming.
The glossy surfaces suggest that the record is a fun experiment; a bit of fluff knocked out while HWGM is on hiatus. In this light it's aptly named too - the result of candyfloss impetuousness, a joke taken too far, with treatments so retro you're tempted to think Temple still carries a phone the size of those rubber bricks found at the bottom of swimming pools. 'Katie' shows he's got the Top Gun soundtrack saved on Spotify, and you'd be forgiven for thinking that Kenny Loggins has parachuted in. All chorus from the off and sung in preening falsetto, it's charming with its hyperactive drum padding, as is 'Florida', which rides cappuccino synths and delicious coiling bass before retiring itself in a reverie of fluttering woodwind. The instruments often feel pixellated.
Temple's suddenly an urbane lothario: no fewer than three songs have women's names for titles, with vocals recalling the smooth timbre of Paul Simon cooing at his moustachioed AOR peak. 'Jessica Brown Findlay', a daydream about an exotic air hostess, is weirdly wonky, blending its esoterica like a badly pre-mixed cocktail: doo-wop backing counterpointed with a skittering two-step beat, Temple drawling "but your face is a heartbreaker". If that's not enough, it's rounded off with a keyboard wig-out that's part whiskey-jazz, part sitcom theme. Repeated snatches of samples, as if found on an old dictaphone, also feature prominently, such scrapbooks of sound recalling David Byrne and Brian Eno's My Life in the Bush of Ghosts. The seed's then planted: maybe this isn't just fun.
Once the surface is scratched, Temple's keen social conscience - something not usually noted in his work - is found bubbling below. The treatments, rather than being kitsch, then help to hit the ideological payloads home, and the record's manifesto unfurls as it goes on. It starts small. 'Those Kids' - with choppy, hummingbird guitar and parps of brass - lampoons the received 'the public wants what the public gets' wisdom of the tragic marketing suit selling to adolescents, who, a refrain constantly reminds, are actually "not such idiots".
'Terrified Witness' tackles the spectre of nuclear war, an explosive vortex of static ushering in a strolling dub that namechecks President Truman, with the implication of the destruction ("150,000 in the blink of an eye") being that many decent American citizens are the titular dumbfounded onlookers as much as the survivors. 'Love Won't Receive' highlights the blight of mass shootings on American society, and even if it's lyrically clunky ("Feel so bad for you mothers", "all our children in a pile") the sentiment is sound.
Framing also helps messages connect, and the record is bookended by contrasting sister songs. 'Hard Working Hand' is a first person examination of the drab theatre of office life and the daily commute many of us know ("probably give my seat to the lady but I probably need it more"), the song a Casio keyboard demo that deconstructs itself. Yet it's made to seem little more effort than flipping on a light switch compared with 'The Hardest Working Self Made Mexican'. Illuminating the situation of a disposable society propped up and enabled by prodigiously motivated immigrants it treats absymally - "he doesn't need you like you need him" - and sung over beatific synth, it's a genuinely thought provoking closer. If only Botoxed Californian housewives too lazy to empty their own bins could hear it.
A world away from Temple's previous records, Good Mood Fool is a mixed bag in that's revisionist in approach, but somehow topical. There's much to recommend. It's just a tad jarring due to its aim - in keeping with progressive soul records of the Seventies - of having a concept or song cycle doesn't naturally chime with the adoption of the music of Temple's youth, which is placed a little later. It's the sound of someone getting the kinks out of the system rather than incorporating old influences seamlessly into a new sound. Still, the final verdict? Very decent.
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When it comes to drawing your next masterpiece, creativity is essential. If you have creativity, the next step is to get the best tools for the task at hand – that is where AppStorm comes in. As you know, we love reviewing useful apps that are often geared towards the creative beast inside us. But what if this task requires you to have a different form of input?
If your next masterpiece can't be crafted by using your mouse, you are probably in need of a pen tablet that'll work wonderfully with your Mac; if so, you are in the right place because after spending some quality time with a review unit sent by Wacom, we are pleased to introduce you to Wacom's Bamboo Create pen & touch tablet.


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- Starting Wednesday 21st and taking place over four weeks, the Game Development Workshop will guide participants through the development of a game.
- Rather than concentrating on the basics, like input and movement, we'll be going over how to put a game together using object orientated programming techniques such as Managers, Game States and Finite State Machines.
- We'll be using Unity with C# to develop, though the methods used can be applied to almost any language or framework (including XNA).
- Runs on the 21st Sept, 28th Sept, 5th Oct & 12th Oct.
- From 6pm to 10pm.
- At 091 Labs.
- The workshop costs €20, this covers the four sessions and is payable at the first.
No need to book or pre-pay.
What You'll Need
- A laptop with Unity installed.
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The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service will conduct the 2014 Range and Pasture Management Program from 5:30-9 p.m. June 24 at the Bill Franklin Center in Coleman, Texas.
"This program is meant to update our producers on the new range-related technologies and programs now available to them," said Michael Palmer, AgriLife Extension agent in Coleman County. "This type of program generally generates plenty of questions, so the beauty of this one will be our speakers who should be able to answer most,if not all the questions producers might have in their particular area of expertise."
Individual registration is $10 for those who RSVP by June 17 and $20 thereafter. Payment is due upon arrival. The fees will include supper. For more information and to RSVP, call the AgriLife Extension office in Coleman County at 325-625-4519.
Topics and speakers will include:
– Pasture, Range and Forage Insurance, Bill Thompson, AgriLife Extension economist, San Angelo.
– Dow Weed and Brush Herbicide Update, Ralph Porter, Abilene.
– DuPont Weed and Brush Herbicide Update, Gerald Hobson, Peaster.
– Integrating Chemical Control and Prescribed Burning, Morgan Russell, AgriLife Extension range specialist, San Angelo.
Three Texas Department of Agriculture continuing education units will be offered.
Source: Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service


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Linking up to THESE parties this week.
March 08, 2011
baby blessing {dress}
Linking up to THESE parties this week.
19 comments:
- Ellie said...
This dress is adorable. I want one! Found you from the Creative Itch Link Party. Newest follower. http://homestitched.blogspot.com
- March 8, 2011 at 11:46 AM
this dress is like one of those pillows and so is your daughter, one that you just want to snuggle!
- March 8, 2011 at 12:28 PM
- Leanne said...
good job on the dress woman. SHE IS SOOO CUTE!! I LOVE the monkey face. oh she is so sweet!!
- March 8, 2011 at 2:57 PM
- Heather@The Black's Best said...
What a beautiful little dress! It is even more special that you made it for her!
- March 8, 2011 at 3:26 PM
- Ellen said...
Beautiful dress, even more beautiful baby, and way cool that you made it from the same fabric as your wedding dress!! Very special keepsake!
- March 8, 2011 at 5:44 PM
- Angel said...
This is so sweet! I just had to check it out since I just finished my daughter's baptism dress!
- March 8, 2011 at 9:25 PM
- Kelli said...
She is absolutely adorable and so is the dress! ;0) I love that it was made from your wedding dress. I love those ruffles.
- March 8, 2011 at 10:49 PM
- Alison @ mommadidit.blogspot.com said...
Great job! She looks adorable. I wish I had gotten crafty before my girls were all blessed. Oh well, they still need baptism dresses!
- March 8, 2011 at 11:19 PM
- Ty and Whitty said...
I am visiting from Not Just a housewife linky party and I absolutely LOVE this blessing dress it is beautiful and hopefully if I have a girl one day I can make one as cute as this. Great job!Your baby is so cute BTW
- March 9, 2011 at 9:37 PM
- Mandy @ Sugar Bee Craft Edition said...
Thanks for linking up to Take-A-Look Tuesday with Sugar Bee Craft Edition - I featured you today! - Mandy, www.craftedition.blogspot.com
- March 10, 2011 at 12:40 PM
- Sachiko said...
This dress is so sweet! Thank you for sharing such special pictures with us at my party!
- March 10, 2011 at 10:30 PM
- Sachiko said...
This dress is so sweet! Thank you for sharing such special pictures with us at my party!
- March 10, 2011 at 10:30 PM
- Sarah @ Sarahndipities said...
So, so sweet! I love that you used the same fabric that your own wedding dress was made from! So special!
- March 11, 2011 at 11:45 AM
- Julie (Legacy Crafter) said...
What a sweet baby and sweet dress that you made for her.
- March 11, 2011 at 9:24 PM
- Humble Homemaker said...
The dress is adorable and the baby is gorgeous! You did a really great job. I love that you used fabric from your wedding dress, it makes it so much more special... I also kept fabric from my wedding dress (my mum, sister and I each made a part of my dress, I love it) and hope to do the same thing as you one day. Cute blog by the way. I am your newest follower!
Humble Homemaking
p.s. I have a weekend party going on right now so feel free to hook up if you would like to. :)
- March 12, 2011 at 9:30 AM
- ShannonSews said...
Your baby's blessing dress turned out beautifully! I love the ruffles.
How neat to have made it from the rest of the material from your wedding dress. Makes it even more special!
- March 12, 2011 at 10:54 AM
- AllieMakes! said...
Oh my word! Isn't she darling! Hope the Christening was beautiful!
Thanks for linking up to Making It With Allie! I can't wait to see what you have for next week!
- March 13, 2011 at 4:20 PM
That's really sweet. She's beautiful. I like that you made the dress from your wedding gown material.
My mother had my daughter's baptism gown made out of her wedding gown.
I love those types of traditions.
- March 14, 2011 at 10:16 AM
What a special dress for your precious daughter!
- April 9, 2011 at 11:18 PM


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The Most Underused Compiler Switches in Visual C++, March 11, 2014 Microsoft's Visual C++ team explains the nine most underused switches and why you should make sure to include them in your build.
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The following announcement was written by Town Manager Garry Brumback:
The Bulky Waste Transfer Station will be open extended hours for one week due to the recent storm (Hurricane Sandy).
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4 Things to Look for in the Frozen Food Section
March 6, 2014 | By Cynthia Sass, MPH, RD
When I go grocery shopping with my clients, many assume that we're going to skip the frozen food section altogether. The truth is, while I'm a huge advocate for eating more fresh fare and fewer packaged products, there are some hidden gems in the freezer section that are worth a spot in your cart—especially if you need time-saving shortcuts to help you eat more healthfully (you know, those nights where you need to make something quick or you're ordering takeout!). Here are my top four picks, plus good-for-you ways to enjoy them.
You may be surprised to learn that frozen fruits and veggies may actually be more nutritious than their fresh counterparts. That's because the second produce is harvested, it begins to lose nutrients. Since frozen produce is typically iced close to the time it's picked, and freezing preserves and possibly boosts antioxidants and nutrients, freezing essentially "locks in" good nutrition. I'm such a big fan of frozen fruits and vegetables, I wrote an entire post about them, 5 Reasons This Nutritionist Buys Frozen Produce, which also lists other key benefits of buying frozen. On super busy days, keeping these goodies on hand has allowed many of my clients to squeeze in produce they might have otherwise skipped. If you're out of fresh fruit, just transfer unsweetened frozen fruit, like whole berries, to the fridge to thaw, then eat them cold, or add them to a dish like oatmeal or a parfait. Frozen veggies simply need to be steamed, then seasoned. One of my favorite tricks is to lightly toss them with a bit of jarred vegan pesto or olive tapenade. For example, broccoli with sundried tomato pesto is delicious, and voilà, you have a veggie side dish in mere minutes.
Whole Grains
A lot of my clients end up eating processed or refined grains at dinner because they're too tired or hungry to boil water and wait for whole grains like wild rice to cook. Fortunately, frozen is now an option. I regularly buy pre-cooked frozen black barley, wild rice, and wheatberries. The only ingredient in the bags is the whole grain itself—that's it (talk about clean eating). And because they're fully cooked, they're incredibly versatile. I can thaw them in the fridge to add to garden salads or chilled dishes, along with veggies and beans or lentils, then I toss the mixture with balsamic vinaigrette. I can also add them directly to recipes, like simple homemade soups, heat them to accompany a stir fry, or make a warm breakfast porridge.
If you scan the ingredient list on most shelf-stable breads, even whole grain versions, you'll find stabilizers, preservatives, and other additives that make you think, "What is that?" Since freezing acts as a natural preservative, breads found in the freezer section don't require those unwanted extras, so they often have ingredient lists that read like a simple, good old-fashioned recipe—just whole grains, water, yeast, and a little salt. Keep your loaves frozen and then thaw or toast one slice at a time. Spread with almond butter and cover with fresh fruit (or warmed up frozen fruit) at breakfast, or make a quick open-faced sandwich for lunch, topped with a healthy spread like avocado or hummus, along with lean protein and fresh veggies.
When you think of frozen seafood, images of processed, breaded "mystery fish" sticks might come to mind. But these days you'll also find sustainably sourced, additive-free options, like wild-caught filets of salmon, halibut, cod, and tuna, as well as frozen shrimp with only the addition of salt. These lean proteins can be tossed on the grill, baked, broiled, or sautéed. Simply season with fresh or dried herbs, a little lemon or lime, and avocado, then pair with veggies and a small portion of healthy starch, like wild rice or baked sweet potato, for an easy, breezy balanced meal.
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March 1, 2013
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – No. 6 Florida State (8-0) remained undefeated on the year pounding Villanova (1-4) 23-5 in game one of a three-game series on Friday in front of 4,280 on Mike Martin Field inside Dick Howser Stadium.
Florida State weathered the cold conditions on Friday finishing with 22 hits, the most since clubbing 38 against Ohio State in the Tallahassee Regional finals on May 31, 2009. It also marked the most runs scored in a game since plating 23 in a win over Texas A&M in the 2011 Tallahassee Super Regional.
"Everything went our way tonight, but tomorrow is a totally different day, a totally different scenario; that's what makes this game so great," said head coach Mike Martin. "We just happened to get a lot of breaks tonight and took advantage of them. But this club has a good grasp of the game. They know that nothing is predictable in this game except the unpredictable."
Seven Seminoles recorded multiple hits in the win led by senior Seth Miller who tied a career-high with four hits. Miller reached base in his final six plate appearances collecting three singles, a double and one walk while reaching on a fielding error. The Southport, Fla., native finished with three RBI and two runs scored.
"Our approach is going to stay the same regardless of the score of the game," said Miller. "We ended up coming up big scoring 23 runs today, but that isn't going to change our mindset. You have to be ready everyday whether the score is close or if you are up big."
Jose Brizuela, John Nogowski and Giovanny Alfonzo each registered three hits as Brizuela and Nogowski both tied a career-high, while Alfonzo set a new mark. Brizuela reached base on six of his seven plate appearances collecting three singles and three walks to go along with three runs scored and two RBI.
Nogowski entered in the fourth inning and picked up hits in his first three at-bats with a two-run double, a two-run single and another single in the seventh. The Tallahassee, Fla., native finished with a career-high four RBI. Alfonzo had three singles and scored three times.
Marcus Davis, Stephen McGee and John Sansone all finished with two hits apiece. Davis drove in a season-high three runs on two hits, while McGee strung together two RBI singles, walked once and was hit by a pitch. Sansone reached base in his first six plate appearances drawing three walks, a hit-by-pitch, a double and a single. The New Castle, Pa., native scored four runs and posted two RBI.
Brett Knief finished the evening with a season-high three RBI in the win.
"Everybody came up big tonight," said Miller. "We are a versatile club; everybody can do a lot of things."
Florida State scored a run in seven of the eight innings in which they had an at-bat, while 14 of the 23 runs came on two outs.
Brandon Leibrandt (3-0) received plenty of run support to garner his third win in as many starts to open the 2013 campaign. The sophomore southpaw finished the afternoon allowing five runs, two earned, on seven hits in 5.1 innings of work. He walked one and struck out a season-high eight batters.
Leibrandt took a 2-0 lead into the third inning when an error by the Seminole pitch would lead to a two-out, three-run home run by Villanova shortstop Tyler Sciacca to give the Wildcats a 3-2 advantage.
The lead would be short lived as the Seminoles answered with seven runs in the bottom of the inning to grab the lead for good.
Robby Coles was impressive in his 1.2 innings of work as the junior college transfer struck out all five batters that he faced.
Billy Strode and Luke Weaver worked the eighth and ninth innings, respectively to close out the game. Both pitchers faced the minimum, while Weaver registered a pair of strikeouts.
"I was pleased with our pitchers," added Martin. "I thought they did a good job of keeping their poise. Leibrandt did not have a great outing, but we know that he will continue to improve as we move throughout the season. Billy Strode pitched well. Robby was very impressive and of course we wanted Luke to get an inning before he throws on Tuesday."
With Friday night's win, Florida State improved to 183-46 all-time when facing an opponent for the first time.
The Seminoles and Wildcats are back in action for game two of the series on Saturday, March 2 at 2:00 p.m. The game will air live on ESPN3, while fans can also listen to the game live on the All-Access player. Locally, fans can listen to the game on 100.7 FM. As always, Seminole fans can follow the Noles on twitter @FSU_Baseball and remember to like the Seminoles on Facebook (www.facebook.com/FSUBaseball). Live stats for all three games will be available via gametracker.


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Physical evidence is any tangible object that can connect an offender to a crime scene. Biological evidence, which contains DNA, is a type of physical evidence. However, biological evidence is not always visible to the naked eye. DNA testing has expanded the types of useful biological evidence. All biological evidence found at crime scenes can be subjected to DNA testing. Samples such as feces and vomit can be tested, but may not be routinely accepted by laboratories for testing.
Since only a few cells can be sufficient to obtain useful DNA information to help your case, the list below identifies some common items of evidence that you may need to collect, the possible location of the DNA on the evidence, and the biological source containing the cells. Remember that just because you cannot see a stain does not mean there are not enough cells for DNA typing. Further, DNA does more than just identify the source of the sample; it can place a known individual at a crime scene, in a home, or in a room where the suspect claimed not to have been. It can refute a claim of self-defense and put a weapon in the suspect's hand. It can change a story from an alibi to one of consent. The more officers know how to use DNA, the more powerful a tool it becomes
Protection of the crime scene is essential to the protection of evidence. Safeguarding and preserving evidence is fundamental to the successful solution of a crime. Remember, while documenting evidence at the crime scene, to include descriptions of whether evidence was found wet or dry. An example of this documentation would include blood spatters.
The risk of contamination of any crime scene can be reduced by limiting incidental activity. It is important for all law enforcement personnel at the crime scene to make a conscious effort to refrain from smoking, eating, drinking, littering or any other actions which could compromise the crime scene. Because DNA evidence is more sensitive than other types of evidence, law enforcement personnel should be especially aware of their actions at the scene to prevent inadvertent contamination of evidence.
The chain of custody of evidence is a record of individuals who have had physical possession of the evidence. Documentation is critical to maintaining the integrity of the chain of custody. Maintaining the chain of custody is vital for any type of evidence. In addition, if laboratory analysis reveals that DNA evidence was contaminated, it may be necessary to identify persons who have handled that evidence.
In processing the evidence, the fewer people handling the evidence, the better. There is less chance of contamination and a shorter chain of custody for court admissibility hearings.
The first responding officer may be called upon to transport evidence from a crime scene. As with any evidence, the officer should ensure that the chain of custody is maintained. In addition, they should be aware that direct sunlight and warmer conditions may degrade DNA, and avoid storing evidence in places that may get hot, such as the trunk of the police car. To best preserve DNA evidence, store in a cold environment.
Any probative biological sample that has been stored dry or frozen, regardless of age, may be considered for DNA analysis. Nuclear DNA from blood and semen stains more than 20 years old has been successfully amplified (copied) using polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and subsequently analyzed. Samples that have been stored wet for an extended period of time may be too degraded for DNA analysis and should be checked using PCR. Analyzable mitochondrial DNA has been recovered from very old bones, teeth, and hair samples.
Samples generally considered unsuitable for testing with current techniques include embalmed bodies (with the possible exception of bone or plucked hairs), pathology or fetal tissue samples that have been immersed in formaldehyde or formalin for more than a few hours (with the notable exception of pathology paraffin blocks and slides ), and urine stains. Other samples such as feces, fecal stains, and vomit can potentially be tested, but are not routinely accepted by most laboratories for testing.
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The Jack Ridl Visiting Writers Series of Hope College will feature 1997 Hope graduate and graphic novelist Jeffrey Brown during the Fifth Annual Tom Andrews Memorial Reading on Tuesday, Oct. 23, at 7 p.m. at the Knickerbocker Theatre in downtown Holland.
The public is invited. Admission is free.
His multi-media presentation will feature his forthcoming graphic memoir "A Matter of Life" (TopShelf, July 2013). During the event, he, Hope students and a band will perform with pages of the graphic memoir projected on a screen.
Brown will also participate in a question-and-answer session on Tuesday, Oct. 23, at 11 a.m. in the Fried-Hemenway Auditorium of the Martha Miller Center for Global Communication. The public is invited and admission is free to the Q&A as well.
Originally from Grand Rapids, Brown graduated from City High Middle School in 1993 before attending Hope, where he majored in art. He moved to Chicago, Ill., in 2000 to pursue an MFA at the School of the Art Institute.
By the time he completed his MFA, he had abandoned painting and started drawing comics seriously. He splashed onto the comics scene with the self-published relationship memoir "Clumsy," which earned praise from cartoonists and readers alike, and was eventually picked up by Top Shelf. Many acclaimed graphic novels followed, establishing Brown as both a hyper-sensitive chronicler of bittersweet romance ("Unlikely," "Any Easy Intimacy") and a deadpan master of absurdist humor ("Incredible Change-Bots," "Sulk," "I Am Going to Be Small," and "Darth Vader and Son").
His work has been featured in Chicago's Museum of Contemporary Art, and he occasionally teaches comics at the School of The Art Institute. A film he co-wrote, "Save the Date," starring Alison Brie and Lizzy Caplan, premiered at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival and will be released by IFC Films later this year. Brown lives and works in Chicago.
Brown is also among the Hope alumni with work in the Alumni Art Show featured in the gallery of the De Pree Art Center from Friday, Oct. 12, through Sunday, Nov. 18. Following an opening reception on Friday, Oct. 12, from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m., the gallery will be open Mondays through Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sundays from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is free.
Every year one reading in the Jack Ridl Visiting Writers Series is done in honor of Tom Andrews (1961-2001), a 1984 Hope graduate who was born and grew up in West Virginia. Following Hope, he earned his M.F.A. at the University of Virginia. In his lifetime, Andrews published three books of poems and a memoir, "Codeine Diary," about his coming to terms with his hemophilia and his determined refusal to let it circumscribe his life. He also edited two collections of essays, "The Point Where All Things Meet: Essays on Charles Wright" and "On William Stafford: The Worth of Local Things." In 2002, Oberlin College Press published "Random Symmetries: The Collected Poems of Tom Andrews," a posthumous volume comprised of two previously published books of poetry, "The Brother's Country" and "The Hemophiliac's Motorcycle," and other works.
Additional information is available online at hope.edu/vws.
The De Pree Art Center is located at 160 E. 12th St., on Columbia Avenue at 12th Street. The Knickerbocker Theatre is located at 86 E. Eighth St. The Martha Miller Center for Global Communication is located at 257 Columbia Ave., at the corner of Columbia Avenue and 10th Street.


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With a transaction as large in dollar amount and life-changing impact as the purchase or sale of a home, experiencing some level of remorse - second-guessing your decision, or even wishing you hadn't made it - is par for the course. Contrary to popular belief, real estate remorse is not strictly the province of buyers. Experience has taught me that on bed the night the contract is signed, the buyer lies awake thinking they could have gotten the place for less - while the seller does the same exact thing across town, thinking they could have gotten more. (Both tend to ring up their agents; that's how I know this is true!) But there's a deeper flavor of real estate remorse that doesn't go away. It can even haunt a buyer or seller years down the road as they wake up every single day for years on end, regretting their choice of home or mortgage - or the choice to sell or walk away. Whether you're already suffering from it, or you're still in active buying or selling mode and want to avoid falling victim, here are my five cures for real estate remorse. 1. Before you get started, write out your vision of the life you want to live after you close the deal. It's easy to get distracted once you're in the weeds of the actual transaction, losing sight of what's really important to you - what motivated you to start the process in the first place. So, before you get started, put pen to paper and write out exactly what sort of lifestyle you are trying to create - financially and otherwise - by taking this path. Make sure you include your wants, needs, deal-makers and deal-breakers. Then, take that notebook or printout with you into meetings with agents and mortgage pros, and even return to it throughout the process to course-correct your decisions, if necessary. For example, buyers should revisit their vision document and compare it against the home they are in contract to buy before removing contingencies. This is the easiest way to avoid buying a home you could have predicted would not fulfill your needs. 2. Ask yourself: how does this decision make you feel? We tend to approach real estate decisions from a place of reason and logic, but sometimes that means we can reason our way right into agreeing to something because it's easier than sorting out our differences with our mate, or because we've been underwater for so long that walking away seems like the only option we still have. The neuroscientists say that the cells in our bodies - and especially our gut - might actually be 'smarter' than those in our brains when it comes to making good decisions, as they haven't been reading the paper or influenced by that guy that shouts all the time on the cable business channels. So, before you make a decision, weigh your alternatives and see how they make you feel. Does the idea of living in this home, even though it's a fixer beyond anything you expected to buy, make you feel peaceful, expansive or secure? Does the idea of living in the gated community of your wife's dreams make you feel constricted, anxious or burdened? Does the prospect of short selling vs. staying put and getting a second job make you feel excited and free or on edge? Often, your intuition and physical senses provide the best clues to the right decision - the decision that will not result in remorse after the fact. 3. Manage your own mindset. Don't fall into the trap of constant discontent. You might absolutely hated everything about renting, from your landlord to your neighbors, and used that as motivation to save up to buy your own home. But if you did, and now every single thing about owning (lenders, lawnmowers and such) makes you crazy, you might just be falling into that too-common fallacy of always thinking the grass is greener on the other side. So cut it out. If you truly want to change the way you feel, stop bonding with others over your collective, perceived miseries and, instead, practice feeling gratitude for 10 things a day. I'm trying to list 10 things I'm grateful for every day for a full month without repeating a single thing! When you practice gratitude intensively, it is much more difficult to dwell in regret and discontent. 4. Recognize hypotheticals as hallucinations. Hypotheticals, by definition, are the opposite of what is real. So living in a hypothetical world of how much you probably could have gotten the place for, or how much more you might have been able to squeeze out of the buyer if you'd bargained harder after the deal has been done is nothing by fantasy and crazy-making, all wrapped up in an efficient little depressing package. Even more crazy-making: wondering what you could have offered for that house that would have beaten the other 20 offers. If you are a buyer who has repeatedly been outbid, the wiser practice is to ask your agent to go back and pull the actual sale prices of the homes you lost after they close escrow, to give yourself a good reality check and leverage the experience to help you have a smarter, more successful house hunt going forward. 5. Be open and willing to have difficult conversations during the deal. Real estate transactions make some milquetoast types morph into wheeler-dealers, but more often they turn gregarious people pleasers into anxiety-ridden, fear-driven eggshell steppers. Some people who are happy to overshare about virtually anything on Facebook will do everything possible to avoid confrontation - especially when it comes to money matters. If you're the type that finds negotiating excruciating and will do anything to avoid having a conversation about money, do yourself and your household finances a huge favor and just suspend that during this deal. If something doesn't look right on your contract or you don't understand something in the loan paperwork, ask and keeping asking until it is fixed or you do understand. If you agree to buy a place as-is and as-disclosed (with contingencies, of course), but the inspections and repair bids are overwhelming and you're afraid you might be getting in over your head, don't let the fear of losing the place stop you from discussing potential compromises with the seller or even talk with your agent or co-buyer about the possibility of backing out of the deal. 6. Sit still before you start the demolition. One of the most common forms of remorse I've seen is the remorse homeowners have when they start remodeling a place too soon. The best practice is to live in a place for a few months first, observing patterns in the natural light, traffic, noise and even how your family uses the various areas of space in the home before you start tearing walls down and turning windows into french doors. 7. Do your own numbers first. Homeowners who have remorse about getting in over their heads, financially, often end up in that spot because they took someone else's word about what they could afford, rather than running their own household financials first, then telling their professionals what their maximum spend would be, monthly and otherwise. Make sure you go into the home buying process clear on what is a sustainable range of monthly housing costs for you and your family based on the total picture of your income and expenses (including your future plans and expenses banks don't consider, like private school tuition, travel, etc.), rather than expecting someone else to figure this out for you. 8. Get systematic about your options for resolving the remorse. If you find yourself in a position where you're experiencing deep remorse for having bought a particular home, it's time to stop wallowing and start acting to improve your experience of the home. Systematically list the things that make you crazy about the place. I've seen the most long-term buyer's remorse result from (a) unexpected neighborhood nuisances like noise levels and being located on a street that is busier than the buyer originally thought, and (b) a home with features and condition problems that are worse or more costly to repair than the buyer expected, like the flights of stairs are too numerous or the windows too drafty. So, make a list of the things that are causing you remorse, then get clear on all your options - and don't limit your thinking about what those options might be. Maybe you need to plan out the fixes you need, and budget for them, for the next few years out, and start tackling one every month. I love my home and my neighborhood, but was driven to distraction for months by the fact that I could hear the subway at night. I'd already installed dual paned windows! My sanity and sleep have been saved by the investment of $10 every couple of months in - you guessed it - earplugs from the drug store. On the other end of the spectrum, I knew a woman insisted she could afford to neither sell nor fix her home, she was so upside down, and so stayed remorsefully put in her leaky, fixer-upper home for years before she finally talked with an agent, who was able to get the bank to green light a short sale lickety split. Agents: They say an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. How do you help buyers and sellers prevent remorse?Buyers/Sellers/Owners: Have you had any experiences with remorse - or narrowly avoiding it? We'd love to hear your story. P.S. - You should follow Trulia and Tara on Facebook!
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Karimganj :
Situated on the southern banks of the river cushier, Karimganj is the district headquarter of Karimganj district. It shares its boundary with the frontiers of Bangladesh and because of its geographical location, it has also become the nerve centre of supply of essential commodities to the neighboring state, Tripper. It is an important commercial town of Assam.
Area : 1,809 sq. km.
Population : 10,03,678.
Distance from Guwahati : 332 km.
Places to visit : Industrial Estate at Badarpur, etc.
Karimganj District is located in the Southern tip of Assam - a state in the North-eastern corner of India. Together with two other neighbouring districts - Cachar and Hailakandi - it constitutes the Barak Valley zone in Southern Assam. Total area of the district is 1809 Sq.Kms. which comprises varied geographical features like agricultural plains, shallow wetlands, hilly terrains and forests. As in 1997-98, total forest cover in the district is more than 54 thousand hectares. That is about 30% of total geographical area is covered by forest.
The geographical location of Karimganj district is between longitudes 92°15' and 92°35' east and latitudes 24°15' and 25°55' North.
The district is bounded on the North by Bangladesh and Cachar district; on the South by Mizoram and Tripura states, on the West by Bangladesh and Tripura and on the East by Hailakandi district.
Located strategically, the district shares 92 Kms. of International Border with the neighbouring country of Bangladesh. 41 Kms of this is demarcated by the river Kushiara while 51 Kms is land border. On some stretches, there is no natural geographical demarcation for the border which cuts across open agricultural or grazing fields. However, on most parts, the international border with Bangladesh is marked by either the river Kushiara, or the sub-mountain tracts of the Adamail range. In a sense, Karimganj, along with the neighbouring district of Cachar demarcates the frontier between the plains of the Padma-Meghna basin and the hilly North-east India.
Karimganj is one of the 23 districts of Assam. It comprises only one sub- division which is also named as Karimganj. Below this level, there are 5 Revenue Circles (Tehsils), namely - Karimganj, Badarpur, Nilambazar, Patherkandi and Ramkrishna Nagar. Furthermore, from developmental angle, the district is divided into 7 Community Development Blocks - North Karimganj, South Karimganj, Badarpur, Patherkandi, Ramkrishna Nagar, Dullavcherra and Lowairpoa. Below the block level set-up, there are 96 Gram Panchayats each comprising about ten villages on the average and governed by local-self bodies. From the angle of Police administration, the district area is divided among 5 Police stations - Karimganj, Badarpur, Patherkandi, Ramkrishna Nagar and Ratabari.
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The early history of present district of Karimganj, Assam, is hazy and obscure. With available source materials and evidences, it is difficult to construct a chronologically comprehensive account of early history of the region. Only a broad outline, with major gaps, can be attempted.
From the Nidhanpur copper inscriptions issued by King Bhaskarbarman, it is learnt that the region has been within the Kamrupa Kingdom for about a hundred years since A.D. sixth century. The Aryanisation of the region under the leadership of the pioneer immigrant Brahmins with plough-based agriculture as economic basis had its beginning during this period. From the Kalapur copper plates issued by Samata Marundanatha, it is learnt that in the 7th Century A.D., this region, along with foothills of North Cachar Hills had passed on to the Samatata Kingdom of the Eastern Bengal. Of ourse, there is no direct evidence to prove it. In the 10th Century A.D., King Srichandra of the renowned Chandra Dynasty of Eastern Bengal incorporated the entire region within his Vanga Kingdom. During this period, the Chandrapura Matha or monastery, situated at Panchakhanda (8 miles From Karimganj town, now in Bangladesh), became a very reputed centre of learning. According to the renowned historian D.C. Sarkar, the Chandrapura Matha was the greatest centre of Hindu-learning in the entire Eastern India of the early period. From two Bhatera inscriptions of Govindakeshava Deva and Ishana Deva, it is learnt that there was an independent Srihatta Rajya in the 12th Century within which the entire Karimganj District along with a major portion of the Cachar plains were incorporated.
When Hazarat Shah Jalal, a warrior Muslim Saint from Yemen, conquered Sylhet in 1328 A.D., Srihatta, along with a major portion of Karimganj district passed on to the Bengal Sultanate. A portion of Karimganj district comprising the present thana area of Patherkandi was under the control of the Tripura King at that period. However, during the reign of Hussain Shah (1483-1519), this region - at that time known as Pratapgarh - also came under the Sultanate. We have two inscriptions - one of Hussain Shah, and another of his son Mahmud Shah, found respectively at Kaliganj and Suprakandi, to show that Bengal Sultanate had complete sway over this entire region. The region, along with other parts of Sylhet, was incorporated within the Mughal Empire in 1576 during the reign of Akbar. According to Ain-I-Akbari, most of the areas of the district were placed under the Pratapgarh Revenue Mahal of the Silhat Sarkar of the Mughals. The district continued to be part of the Silhat Sarkar and Bangla Suba of the Mughals.
In 1765, the diwani of the Bangla Suba was taken over by the British East India Company and the District of Sylhet, of which Karimganj was a part, passed on to the British. However, upto 1786, the British could not establish their hegemony over the entire region. A local Zamindar, Radharam, brought under his administrative control, a vast region of Southern Karimganj, and local people started calling him Nawab Radharam. His blatant defiance of British authority brought the matters to a head, but Radharam could survive two successive expeditions of the British contingents. Ultimately, a reinforced contingent succeeded in capturing him after defeating his native force. While he was being carried to Sylhet by the Company soldiers, Radharam reportedly committed suicide. It is only with his fall in 1786 that the British could establish their complete authority in the region around Karimganj.
In November 1857, three companies of the 34th Native Infantry stationed at Chittagong mutinied and they subsequently emerged in the south-east of the Sylhet District. At Latu village of present Karimganj district, these rebel soldiers encountered a contingent of the Sylhet Light Infantry under the command of Major Byng. The sepoys were defeated, but Major Byng was killed. At Malegar hillock of Latu village, the graves of the fallen rebels are still venerated by the local peple.
The Sub-division of Karimganj under the Sylhet District was created in 1878 with Karimganj town as its headquarters. The sub-division played an important role in the freedom movement. The famous Chargola exodus, one of the earliest organised labour movements of the country, had its origin in the Chargola valley tea-belt of Karimganj sub-division.
At the time of partition of the country, in 1947, the district of Sylhet was transferred to East Pakistan barring three-and-half thana areas (Ratabari, Patherkandi, Badarpur and half of Karimganj thana) of the Karimganj sub-division. This truncated Karimganj sub-division was incorporated in the Cachar District of Assam as a full-fledged sub-division. This sub-division was upgraded to a district on the 1st of July, 1983, vide Govt. Notification no. GAG15/83/1 dated June 14, 1983.
Subdivisons and circles of Karimganj district
Karimganj Sub-Division
Ramkrishna Nagar
Wednesday, February 6, 2008
Places to visit in South Assam - Karimganj District
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Elizabeth Edwards, the wife of former United States senator and presidential candidate John Edwards, has seen her battle with cancer take a turn for the worse in recent weeks as the disease has spread to her liver, reports People.
The 61-year-old health care advocate and attorney, who was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 2004, was admitted to a hospital over Thanksgiving after feeling ill. It was at that time that doctors discovered that her cancer has metastasized.
"Elizabeth has been advised by her doctors that further treatment of her cancer would be unproductive. She is resting at home with family and friends," read a statement released to the magazine by the Edwards family.
She posted a message to her Facebook account on December 6 about her condition.
"I have been sustained throughout my life by three saving graces - my family, my friends, and a faith in the power of resilience and hope," she wrote. "These graces have carried me through difficult times and they have brought more joy to the good times than I ever could have imagines. The days of our lives, for all of us, are numbered. We know that."
Edwards appeared to be in remission for several years, but her cancer resurfaced in 2007 and started to spread.
At that time, John was in the middle of his presidential campaign, but that was cut short in February 2008 after Rielle Hunter, a campaign aide, admitted to an affair with the candidate and revealed that they had a child together.
Selected Reading: People, LA Times, The Ticket


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DOCOMOMO US Annual Tour Day is expanding to include Canada and Mexico!
With the inclusion of sites in Mexico and Canada the Third Annual DOCOMOMO US Tour Day will go international. The October 10, 2009 tours highlighting modern architecture will once again be hosted by DOCOMOMO US and its 10/11/ chapters and by numerous preservation organizations throughout the nation. AIA CES credits will be available on select tours.
Tour day 2009 builds on the successes of Tour Day 2008. In 2008, DOCOMOMO US, along with its ten chapters, Docomomo Puerto Rico, and eight other organizations, hosted 23 modern architecture tours in over twenty cities throughout the nation. WORKING IN collaboration with Open House New York (OHNY), America's largest architecture and design event, DOCOMOMO US sponsored a Midtown Moderns tour in New York City. Tour Day 2008 attracted over 500 participants. Several tours offering AIA CES credits sold out immediately. In some locations, including Florida and Georgia, concurrent lectures and events were organized throughout the weekend. Among the diverse tour topics were religious structures, corporate modernism, locally prominent architects, and post-war housing.