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>>. >> dan: tonight at 9:00, manhunt in san jose. they record their tenth homicide of the year. also tonight a possible abduction attempt raises red flags over what the principal failed to do. plus, police and tasers. why one grouch officers does not want them. and a five-year-old boy reunited with the brother who could save his life. word of a
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>> dan: developing news in san jose tonight. these pictures taken earlier from sky7hd as police officers go door to door, yard to yard searching for a man who stabbed a woman to death. good evening, i'm dan ashley. the stabbing took place not far from mineta airport. it is not clear whether the victim and suspect knew one another. one witnessed saw the woman lying on the ground. >> you say, oh, and close the door, close the door. one guy kill somebody on the side. i started running. i look from the window and lady on is on the floor. >> dan: san jose police believe the suspect did not get far and
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may be hiding in a residential backyard between first and fourth streets north of heading street. they brought in police dogs and even a chp helicopter. the man is armed with a knife. police say he may have other weapons, as well. the search continues. a bay area youth baseball coach accused of molesting a young player and secretly videotaping another player is out on bail. joe kaufman posted bond was released from the county jail. he surrendered to authorities at 11:00 this morning. he has been charged with committing lewd actions on a child. molestation and invasion of privacy. the charges date back eight years and there may be more victims. >> concern and anger tonight for parents at an east bay elementary school where police say that a second greater was the victim of a possible abduction attempt. it happened in the bathroom at jefferson elementary school in san leandro. tonight the school is under scrutiny for how it informed
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parents and for failing to notify police. laura anthony. >> this is an important message from the principal. >> parents and family, say thomas jefferson school are concerned and confused about an incident earlier this week involving a second grade boy, something they learned about only last night from a recorded phone message. >> earlier this week there was an incident where a second grade student went to the restroom. upon existing the student was grabbed from behind and hand was placed over his mouth. the child was able to get loose. >> parent found the message on her cellphone this morning. >> there was some detail to it, but it didn't give enough information. so i'm very concerned parent. >> according to the call, it happened near the end of the school day tuesday when the second grader went to the restroom during a computer class. police only learned about the incident this morning and sent a
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detective to the school to investigate. >> we're not down playing the incident. we'll find out if it was an attempted abduction or if it was another student just playing around with a younger student. >> he says he has lived here for three weeks but has concerns about safety at thomas jefferson. >> i came to pick my daughter from up school for the first time. i walk all the way to the middle of the playground, no heads turned whatsoever. i just felt like it was too lax. >> and parents wanted more information to come to a meeting to the campus next friday but the superintendent has changed that meeting to monday night. in san leandro, laura anthony, "abc 7 news". >> dan: there are reports of a security breach at apple tonight. the company has temporarily shut down a password reset system after discovering a flaw to
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allow users to access apple accounts. using just an email address and the date of birth reset the password. apple customer that has wanted to purchase apps but can't remember their password are unable to do so. apple is trying to fix the problem. the oakland police department welcomed graduates of the academy into the ranks for the first time in four years. 166th academy class filed into oakland's scottish rites center. one father explained having his son graduate means more. >> i was overcome with emotion when the officers came in because i know the sacrifices that us as black people have made over the years. it is not at all a small thing when a black man pouts a badge
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and a gun. it's very much an honor. >> dan: even with these graduates, police chief says he needs 200 more officers to bring staffing level up to expectable levels. >> sky7hd was over fremont tonight where police tased a man on shopping center. officers say the man went into the cvs with a knife and ordered everyone out of the building and opened a bottle of liquor and dropped a knife when police arrived. on the subject of tasers the group representing african-american police officers in san francisco has come out against them. they are taking this stance just as the police commission gets ready to vote on this controversial question about the use of tasers. vic lee will l with the story. >> an overwhelming majority of the people that we deal with come from minority community.
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they are arrested and seems to to at a majority rate. >> every time there is a high profile officer-involved shooting, taser rears its head again. the debate was triggered last year when an officer shot and killed a man with a box cutter after he assaulted a co-worker. the chief told the commission then, he believes tasers could save lives and he wanted to arm certain officers with tasers. >> i'm asking for intervention, officers, 74 of them right now. >> the chief was out of town today but public information officer said it would be a way to test the weapon. >> we are saving lives. it can be proven as a viable tool for all of our officers to use. >> police commission has held public hearings in response to the request. may vote on the controversial
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issue next month. so this letter from the officers for just is timely. a leading opponent with the coalition on homelessness. she is excited. >> they can be lethal but in california we have had 173 deaths and lots of lawsuits for excessive force. >> but the police officers association's position is contrary to the one officers for justice has taken. they say we support the chief's position on tasers. we believe they are an appropriate tool for law enforcement. tasers can save lives. >> i spoke to several members of the officers for justice privately and they tell me that this position was by no means unanimous. there are many members of that group that support tasers. as for mayor ed lee, he just returned from puarz and he
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hasn't seen the letter but they did text me saying that the mayor supports the assessment of the chief and men and women of the san francisco police department on this matter. >> dan: tonight redwood still police have ruled that a 14-year-old bicyclist caused her own death. she was cycling to woodside high school last november when she tried to make a turn at the same time as a truck. she hit the it can and was run over. police ruled that she should have yielded the right of way in this case. an attorney for the family says they reject that conclusion and have launched their own investigation. >> at san francisco international airport, a five-year-old boy was reunited with his older brother, a brother that could save his life. he was born in vietnam when adopted by a person a nevada family. he desperately needs a bone marrow transplant. it happens to be his brother who
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is a farmer in vietnam. he thanked his brother for selfless act of help. >> giving him the one chance for a normal life. can't thank him enough. but we're really lucky and grateful. >> a year and a half ago, five-year-old was diagnosed with applies particular anemia. his only hope is a bone marrow transplant. it's sets for children's hospital in oakland on april 18. >> you know donating marrow is rarely as intrusive as it used to be. most donations are what is called tbfc. if you would like to register as a potential donor we have a link on our website on see it on tv.
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perhaps any one of us could save someone's life. >> still to come, finding the right job. new service claims to streamline the process and companies looking to hire. a serial ipad thief. the robber who met his match at school. sandhya patel is here. >> it was so nice today. we'll see if we can rerun it again. >> dan: rare sight in monterey, sea lion was so afraid of she jumped into a kayak to avoid
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>> dan: late night on capitol hill. the senate is pose today pass the budget first time in four years. even after midnight they are at work. they are debating a number of amendments. once the budget is voted on fiscal debates won't resume this summer in arguments over raising the debt ceiling will begin. >> people on the east coast are seeing meteors. that large vibrant meteor shot through the sky about 5:00 our time. here is video.
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meteor over new york city that was posted on youtube. check it people who saw it the need your traveled from west to east and northeast sky. they have received hundreds of reports on it and more than 50 reports. pretty dramatic as you can see. >> there are sites to match people for dates so why not applicants with jobs is in the process is scientific with a mathematical algorithm the core. david louie explains how bright works. >> reporter: it's a universal complaint among job seekers. >> i put out five to six resumes a week. >> do you hear back from them? >> most of the time i do not. >> this era it makes a climate of frustration from for the applicant and too many for employers to review. >> they are check boxing the
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jobs and applying to thousands of jobs. >> steve believes he has the solution a site developed an algorithm that evaluates a resume and makes a score to identify candidates to interview. >> over two million resumes, 8.5 million job seekers and 57,000 man-hours of development and took a year and a half to get there. >> they say more people that use the service, more accurate it will be in terms of predicting success. >> there is no cost to job seekers. the employer pays. she is a graphic designer and using it for the first time. however, as an older worker she was taken aback when asked her graduation year. >> to discriminate upon your age. >> they say applicants say not to worry. >> it looks at the meat or core of the resume.
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you don't have to worry about that. >> san francisco based company, it does have strength and weaknesses. >> a tech position will score very well and find great candidates for great jobs. for other industries such as agriculture it won't perform, as well. >> by doing a better job, they may be taking the search out of job search. >> dan: we have a job to be done and weather for the weekend and we have the right applicant for that job, sandhya patel. >> dan, i've learned if you provide good weather you become popular around here. i thought i would do it all over this weekend. get outside and enjoy the weather. not too hot and not too cold. this is just giving you a glance at the futures. clear skies right now. no clouds, no rain and we're not
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expecting any anytime soon. live definition you can see back toward the bay bridge and sutro tower, gorgeous view. san francisco, 52 degrees. oakland is 56. half moon bay has dropped down to 48 degrees. we are looking down towards the embarcadero high definition roof camera, ferry building, beautiful. as i mentioned it's clear outside. 50 in napa and livermore 53 degrees. here are the highlights, clear and cool overnight tonight. sunny and mild over the weekend and rain chances have been pushed back. a look at the later computer model runs, so far that wind system looks iffy. high pressure looks in control with the ridge in place, a dry pattern into next week. it may be a while before we see some rain, at least of right now. it's not looking promising for wednesday. clear tonight. we may see a few high clouds from time to time for your saturday afternoon and into the
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evening hours. we'll call it filtered sunshine toward the latter part of the day. first thing tomorrow morning, if you your little ones have games, you want to make sure they have an extra layer on. it will be a cool start. 36 degrees in napa. 38 in santa rosa. 39 degrees in livermore, concord. 41 in vallejo. 43 in san mateo. clear skies, you get good cooling taking place and temperatures drop. it's not that windy and breezy over the higher terrain. 70 in the south bay tomorrow afternoon. 69 in sunnyvale. 73 degrees in gilroy. 66 in redwood city. mid to upper 50s near the coastline. half moon bay, 58 degrees. if you don't like it too mild, just head to daly city or sunset district, mid to upper 50s. downtown san francisco, low 60s. north bay communities, a little breezy at times.
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66 in petaluma. clearlake, upper 60s around santa rosa and sonoma. the napa, 70 degrees. east bay, sun, high clouds, just a beautiful day, 67. newark, san leandro, 68 in oakland. 70 degrees in concord. here is a look at accu-weather seven-day forecast, we're going bump up the numbers a few degrees on sunday. certainly more sun around. slight dip in the temperatures monday, a little cooler on tuesday. we're going to go with a slim chance of a few showers on wednesday, but it's better likelihood by the end of the workweek thursday into friday. even then, the system is not looking very impressive. >> dan: not much rain. >> i can't do anything about it. >> dan: just ahead, no carry-ons and no waiting. some say passengers are getting a raw deal in this. and exclusive look inside the new exploratorium. how they are making the exhibits
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otters are fierce. they are related to badgers. powell was leading a group of kayakers when the sea lion jumped off to join other sea loons, everyone was to be quite relieved. >> a high school principal went to extremes to catch a man suspected of stealing from students. he had been on alert and dean of students saw someone matching the description of the thief near the school's track. he questioned the man. then decided to call police. that is when this guy made a run for it, but the school principal patrick rough didn't let him get away. >> our principal took off after him and tackled him near the back fence. at that point, police showed up and at that time the took his name and took him away. >> dan: here is the guy. they arrested 27-year-old man. police say he had seven ipads
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and always wallet that belonged to a student on him. there has been a wave of ipad thefts at the school with dozens disappearing over the last few weeks. >> american airlines is testing a new boarding process. passengers with no carry-on bags would be able to board earlier right after first class and elite status passengers. the goal is to make the boarding process quicker but critics say the new process forces passengers to check their bags, something that costs them money at american airlines. this experiment is taking place at four airports. we'll see how it goes. >> a lot more to bring you. a quiet gesture. president obama's tour of the middle east and may be the most symbolic moment of the trip. the archbishop on gay marriage,
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he arrived in jordan this morning. the president was greeted by jordan's king abdullah at the royal palace. they got down to business. during a news conference, he said he is worried about syria's future once president assad leaves office. >> i'm very concerned becoming an enclave for extremists because they thrive in chaos. >> dan: during his visit to israel he helped broker a phone call between benjamin netanyahu and his turkish counterpart to restore diplomatic relations. netanyahu apologized for the deaths of nine turkish activists and naval raid on gaza bound flotilla. he helped arrange that call before leaving israel. palestinians are clearly frustrated. they say president obama's message of hope is empty, just
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words. the story now from our reporter. >> president obama's last trip took him to bethlehem. highlight of this trip that has strengthened bonds with israelis but frustrated palestinians. they vented their anger with protests fueled in part by obama not condemning israeli settlements to build houses on land long held by palestinians. for families like these. today their house is an island. this is how over the past 30 years a nearby israeli settlement has grown, swallowing up almost half their land. rest cut off my a security fence. it's like we're in a prison, he says. we have cameras, gates and fences and walls. >> why do you stay? >> this is my homeland. this is my house, he says. the israelis are stealing the
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land day and night reaching parts of of their land requires a special permit. >> just explaining this whole hillside below the settlement is their land and full of olive trees and in order to pick the olives they need permission from the israeli military to get through the gates and cross this road. >> israelis see it differently arguing that jews were here on the land thousands of years ago. >> do you understand why this family is angry that much of their land was taken? >> no. >> the beauty of the green hills is obvious but solution far from it. >> dan: back here line is already forming outside the u.s. supreme court ahead of hearing on same-sex marriage. they are camping out hoping to watch the proceedings. when they pick up the debate over same-sex marriage a big
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part of it will be centered on children. what intestine for children has been a central theme for leading opponent of gay marriage. mark matthews met today with the archbishop of san francisco. >> he says gay marriage is not intended what nature intended. >> only a man and woman can unite their bodies that can it can produce new life. >> it's common sense that a man and woman would provide a better environment than two mothers or two fathers. >> i'm not saying it should be illegal for that, but we should not change the definition of marriage in such a way that we enshrine in the law that a child does not deserve a mother or father. >> they announced their support for same-sex marriage saying that there is no evidence that sexual orientation of the parents has an impact on the
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child. rebecca is executive director of san francisco's center. >> they say significant charges in school and prejudice from the world having two same-sex parents, they turn out equally happy and equally successful in school and in life. >> reporter: the archbishop disdis agrees if the high court does legalize it his fear it will end the institution of marriage. >> what i feel would happen is that people just not be interested in marrying anymore. marriage will become irrelevant. >> he added the church will suffer. >> what we are teaching is bigotry and discrimination, we're not going to be allowed to do that. >> the archbishop believes that if church teachings are believed to be backward it will impact schools and hospitals and social service agencies. >> you know how people will be treated and how racial bigots
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are treated in the country today. >> some people are calling him a bigot because of his stand on this issue. being a visual opponent to same-sex marriage is increasingly more difficult, particularly in san francisco, but he does not believe the polls that show a majority of americans now favor legalizing same-sex marriage. >> dan: carolyn tyler is travel to washington, d.c. >> she will be sitting in court when the highest court will consider with whether california decision. live reports begin on tuesday. >> just ahead tonight, the debut of the all new blackberry. does it have enough to grab the does it have enough to grab the at there's this island -- and it's got super-cute kangaroos.
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barrow island has got rare kangaroos. ♪ chevron has been developing energy here for decades. we need to protect their environment. we have a strict quarantine system to protect the integrity of the environment. forty years on, it's still a class-a nature reserve. it's our job to look after them. ...it's my job to look after it. ♪
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>> dan: breaking news tonight. an officer involved shooting in castro valley. here is a live picture from the scene. a man with a rifle was involved with a dispute. he threatened to shoot sheriff's deputies when they came to the scene. he was hiding in the bushes popping up to aim at the deputies apparently. he was shot and taken to the hospital with possibly life-threatening injuries. we will keep you updated here on our website and at abc7news.com and also over on channel 7. >> moving on to tech news, remember blackberry, the must have cellphone list. new smart phone, the buzz about it is pretty good. jonathan bloom explains, compared to samsung's galaxy or iphone 5, blackberry may face an
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uphill bottle. >> beneath his coat. director is hiding something that is not so stylish. >> i have a blackberry. it's a little bit embarrassing. >> in the final months of his contract, they are trading up to the newest zones from apple to samsung. >> smart phone that started it all, accounts for just 2% of the market. blackberry ceo is determined to change that. >> we're used to competition. we have to get better. what we did, we have a new platform. >> it's now in the u.s. z-10 looks like a touch screen competitors and getting good reviews. >> i actually like it. i think the aspects of the phone it feels really comfortable and nice job with the camera. >> jessica was enthusiastic about the new touch key kee
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board and slick camera and new blackberry apps. >> this latest has all the trappings of modern smart phone but is it enough to save the company? >> i think right now they are trying to prove they are not dead. >> are they? >> they are not dead yet. >> you see blackberry has no shortage of former users. >> my old blackberry wouldn't work in my own house. >> what would it take to win you you back? >> i don't know if that is possible. >> it's unlikely users will come back. >> i don't think they will get anybody who already likes their iphone or android to switch over. >> but it might be a hit with current users and the start of a slow turnaround for the company. it's a turnaround that some users won't stick around to see. >> what would blackberry have to do to keep you? >> it would have to merge with apple.
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>> dan: here is pretty clever idea. continue you hate it when you drop your iphone and it breaks. apple has filed a patent to protect accidents like that. it actually detects the fall motion and shifts the phone's weight so it falls on the side that would caused least damage. it's unclear whether it make it into the new iphones. a lot more to bring you tonight. exploratorium has been a hands-on experience. now, they are taking that to a whole new level. >> we touch our hands together and makes a musical note. >> dan: coming up next, i'm going to give i an insider look going to give i an insider look how they are [ male announcer ] with citibank it's easy for jay
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>> dan: san francisco's new exploratorium opens april 17th. we have exclusive access to historic hands on south africans museum exhibits that have delighted people over the years. tonight we get behind the scenes look how they are taking hands on to a whole new level. >> new exploratorium is at pier 15 on the waterfront. building has been completely renovated and within three weeks of opening the scramble is on. >> a lot of that work is being done in the machine shop. one big change for the new exploratorium, in the past the focus was on exhibits made by the staff, that is what these guys are doing. in the new building there is an entire gallery dedicated to visitors to give them the chance
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to go in and make things for themselves. >> this the future home what is called the tinkering studio. they tried it out in the old building but the cozy space and several huge events where people reconnect with how things work. no right or wrong, tools and supplies and imagination. it was a huge hit. >> you learn and think differently when you are constructing things. >> karen is director of the studio. she and her staff is assembling a wild collection of interesting gadgets. this table is full of parts that you would find inside of things. >> inside of toys and inside of alarms. this one is a doorbell from my house. >> tinkerer ryan showed me some of the crazy things that will be on inspiration. >> this is machine, basically a motor and battery and piece of glue. when you turn it on it vibrates
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around and markers draw a pattern. >> centerpiece is a giant clock. it's covered with tiny tinkerers working away to get visitors into the maker mood. if you need more inspiration, check out this electrified bench that uses a computer and body to make music. >> we put our hands on the arm rest and all we do is touch our hands together and it makes a musical note. the electricity is flowing through our bodies right now. >> our hands are completing the circuit. >> whyed is to get people to experiment. >> where people could even kiss and make the connection. we don't have to do that on tv. >> holding hands, that is fine.
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>> it was a lot of fun and they have terrific new exhibits and old favorites will be back. new exploratorium opens on april 17th and i'll continue to have a lot of reporting right to the opening and beyond. one last time weather forecast, meteorologist sandhya patel. >> you'll want to take people outside. you can see here, preview skies are clear and if you are traveling around the state, it is looking beautiful. morning fog in los angeles, 73. 65 in san diego. tahoe, 54. 53 in eureka. sunny and mild in inland areas, low 70s and really quite comfortable around the bay. 68 in oakland, fremont 62, 58 in half moon bay. 69 degrees in santa rosa. slightly warmer for sunday.
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temperatures will remain mild and a little cooler on tuesday. just look at the later computer model runs, chances of showers really, not looking very impressive. light, slight on wednesday but better on thursday and friday. >> dan: we are running out of time. >> we are going into april. >> dan: in the meantime, we are in march which means madness and larry beil is here. >> and tons o games. if you are a college hoops fan, this is your time of the year. upsets galore. a school takes down mighty
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frightening moments with a great white. that is coming up over on channel 7. larry is here with all the sports. giant killers are out. >> it's unbelievable watching the games today. i don't believe what has happened. this one in particular is amazing. part of the charm of the ncaa tournament some little school, i couldn't find it on the map. slaying a giant florida gulf coast. knocking off georgetown. florida gulf coast, it's only been in existence and eddie murray, eagles in charge. florida gulf coast. they are located in fort myers and chase fields with authority! florida gulf coast with a upset of two seed georgetown.
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78-68 and bob thomasen trying to take down miami. shane larkin drives and scores. miami up 21 at the break. big game from duran scott. miami moving on 78-49. they'll meet illinois next. >> major upset, fourth seed kansas state against la salle. rodney lays it in for the wildcats. up by one with 30 seconds left. and jordan right on the rebound. makes both freethrows. and angel rodriguez and la seawall with the upset. 63-61. >> and ole mis and knocks off wisconsin. he could fall out of bed and knock down jumpers. to henderson here, a lot of
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people had the badgers as final four sleepers but they are out cold for good. ole miss moves on. >> ucla crushed by minnesota and 11th seed, and five of the nine 3's. minnesota up by 11. any glimmer of hope ended by joel throwing it down. minnesota wins big, 83 to 63. tomorrow night cal will look to move on to the sweet 16 first time since 1997. they will have to beat syracuse. they destroyed montana last night 81-34. most lopsided in tournament history for a team seeded third or lower. the bears, they love the respect and recognition that will come with a win overseer cues. >> tomorrow will be a great opportunity to make a name for ourselves and put it o
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Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Denim Floral Birthday Card
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So pretty Andrea! Love the denim background and corrugated flower embellishment! Thanks so much for joining along with CR84FN :)ReplyDelete
Oh I really like this! The papers look so real and the sweet corrugated flower adds great texture. Thanks for playing along with CR84FN this week!ReplyDelete
Lovely card, that flower is so pretty!ReplyDelete
Thanks for joining us at CR84Fn this week!
Saw this on CR84FN and had to look. Such a beautiful card! I love the little details, like the corner design, the corregated flower and the twine to tie everything together.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the lovely comment, Andrea. This is an awesome card! I love the denim and corrugated cardboard!ReplyDelete
Hi Andrea :)Love your card! I recently did a post on my blog about using fabric as paper. At first glance I thought the denim paper was actually denim! It looks so realistic! I really like the corrugated flower.ReplyDelete
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Great card -- lots of fun for someone to receive.ReplyDelete
Andrea, this is really PRETTY! I especially LOVE all of the textures and the twine and the crimped flower! That denim paper looks so REAL! THX for playing with us at CR84FN!ReplyDelete
Looks like we were thinking along the same lines- denim & burlap! Love your take on the challenge.ReplyDelete
A pretty card, love the use of denim on it.ReplyDelete
Thank you for joining us at Simply Create Too Challenge #22.
Love the corrugated flower-perfect against the denim. Great job. : )ReplyDelete
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"It ends with a zipper joke."May 13, 2012
The Avengers – ReviewApril 28, 2012
Watched it today, and… Honestly?
Intercourse with your dead wife? Go to Egypt!April 27, 2012
It's times like these I wish I knew what the flying fuck is going on with the world…
EDIT: It seems this piece of news is, after all, fake. Such can be read on the last paragraph of that same link.
Mark.PTO… for FREE!!!April 27, 2012
Remember the comic I released a while ago?
… no? Doesn't surprise me, it's been a while. Anyway, I've put that one up for free! So, for anyone who'd like a read at it, click HERE. I even added an "online read" option, hosted on Smackjeeves (like my webcomic).
And that's it. Hope you like it, and feel free to leave any comments. Seeya next time! ^^
Alteisen 1/100 show-off… I mean, review!April 23, 2012
Here's one I've been hoping to obtain for a good while. Unfortunately, not everyone has their pockets filled with gold, so I had to wait a good while. I'm talking about the BEAST that is… Kotobukiya's 1/100 Alteisen.
"Hammer time!"April 20, 2012
Art Walkthrough: ChrotogilApril 4, 2012
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Monday, November 24, 2008
You'll thank me ...
Ah ... the age old question:
what to buy for the hamster who has everything?
Here's the answer.
Phew. That's a relief, eh?
what to buy for the hamster who has everything?
Here's the answer.
Phew. That's a relief, eh?
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It would be very 'green' to hook up the hampster wheel to a little electricty producing dynamo to operate a night light.
They do only use those wheels at night, right?
- 4:13 PM, November 24, 2008
- Debi said...
Wonderful idea. Remarkable that no one's thought of this yet. You've just solved the world's environmental crisis.
Well done, that woman!
- 9:34 AM, November 25, 2008
Sometimes it's just the little things that make all the difference :)
We'll be seeing hampster lights on the market any day now.
sceport is my verification word. Does that have anything to do with fish?
- 4:05 PM, November 25, 2008
- Debi said...
Of course it does. How could you ask? Take 'seaport', cross it with 'sport' as some consider fishing to be (but just don't tell the fish).
It's like a game of word association between Dr Seuss and Edward Lear.
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The Academy of Design Australia is delighted to announce details of its new campus, the iconic Foy & Gibson building located at 150 Oxford Street, Collingwood. This new campus will provide a great opportunity for Academy students to be in one of the most vibrant art and design precincts in Melbourne. The city fringe location is only 1.5km from Melbourne's CBD which will prove very convenient for students to access public transport.
The Oxford Street property, purchased by LCI Education will benefit from further substantial investment in renovations, making the campus a centrepiece of architectural and educational excellence in the region.
"We all know the powerful affect that architecture and interior design has on creativity. We are very excited to have a new home in Collingwood, in a campus designed by creative people for creative people. Gray Puksand Architects understand the design decisions that need to be made to encourage students to be brave young designers. Their experience designing educational spaces combined with the acquired knowledge of the LCI Education network will make the Academy's next home the place to study design in Australia." - newly appointed Campus Director, Amber Treseder Fitts.
The new campus will house an onsite gallery providing opportunities for students and staff to exhibit and promote their work to the local creative community that includes top art galleries, fashion houses and architectural interior design businesses. All Academy students complete professional placement units as part of their degree benefit so having so many creative businesses and networking opportunities in the immediate vicinity will provide many them with many benefits. It is envisaged that the first classes will commence in the building mid-2016.
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Founded in 1998, the Academy of Design Australia is a tertiary institution that specialises in fashion, art, design and digital media. Bachelor of Design Arts major studies programs are offered in the areas of Communication Design, Fashion & Costume Design, Filmmaking & Photography, Graphic & Digital Design, Interior Design and Visual Arts. This bachelor degree is one of only two available in Australia and the only one available in Victoria.
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On Thursday night, top tier media, honorees and guests gathered at New York City's Tribeca Rooftop to celebrate the PowHERful Foundation's 7th Annual New York to New Orleans Gala to benefit young woman from underserved communities. The funds raised go towards financial assistance for education, mentorship, and providing a community of support for deserving young women. Distinguished guests included Diane Guerrero, J.W. Cortes, Jaheim, Allan Houston and Tamron Hall.
The night began with cocktails and conversations among Soledad O'Brien and journalists. After the cocktail hour, guests were seated and the gala began. Several mentors and scholars were honored by Soledad O'Brien and the PowHERful Foundation. Throughout the night, guests enjoyed dinner, drinks, entertainment and mingling. The crowd was treated to a surprise performance from J.W. Cortes and a video from Pharrell Williams, a member of the board.
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The Supply of and Demand for Charitable Donations to Higher Education
Jeffrey R. Brown, Stephen G. Dimmock, Scott Weisbenner
Chapter in NBER book How the Financial Crisis and Great Recession Affected Higher Education (2015), Jeffrey R. Brown and Caroline M. Hoxby, editors (p. 151 - 174)
Charitable donations are an important revenue source for many institutions of higher education. We explore how donations respond to economic and financial market shocks, accounting for both supply and demand channels through which these shocks operate. In panel data with fixed effects to control for unobservable differences across universities, we find that overall donations to higher education - and especially capital donations for university
endowments or for buildings- are positively and significantly correlated with the average income and house values in the state where the university is located (supply effects). We also find that when a university suffers a negative endowment shock that is large relative to its operating budget, donations increase (demand effects). This is especially true for donations earmarked for current use. We conclude by discussing the importance of understanding how donations respond to economic shocks for effective financial risk management by colleges and universities.
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Karl W necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
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Socially minded company needs new logo to launch "community coaching" to the public and voluntary sector in the UK.
http://www.communitycoaching.co.uk; The Community Coach
I need a logo designed for Community Coaching. Community coaching is a new approach to coaching offering training and coaching services to the public and voluntary sectors in the UK initially. Community coaching's strapline is "The REAL home of empowerment" describing the aim of empowering individuals from disadvantaged areas and groups to take control of their lives. The training is offered to the organisations primarily, so places like local authorities, central government departments and charities.
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Using a mix of its own data and third party data, mobile ad personalization platform AppLovin is predicting that nearly 30 percent of Cyber Monday transactions this year will come on mobile devices. This is transactions — not traffic.
The awkwardly named Cyber-Monday has been the biggest online shopping day of the year in the US since 2010 according to comScore data. In 2013 Cyber Monday sales rang up roughly $2.3 billion according to Adobe.
AppLovin points out that in 2010 mobile transactions represented only 2 percent of Cyber Monday buying. However mobile commerce has been growing steadily despite considerable friction in the mobile shopping and checkout process.
Last week MarketLive reported that Q3 smartphone traffic to e-commerce sites grew by more than 62 percent and mobile commerce revenue grew 141 percent. An illustration of the remaining friction, smartphones drove 28 percent of traffic but only 11 percent of revenue. Tablets generated 15 percent of traffic and 13 percent of revenue.
Mobile Percentage of Cyber-Monday Sales
Many mobile-commerce sites remain awkward to use and frustrating to consumers. That may trigger use of competitors' sites or consumer abandonment in many cases. Recently released research from Netbiscuits found that, in the aggregate, 91 percent of survey respondents in the multi-country study said they have turned or will turn to a competitors when they experience mobile frustration.
Bad mobile experiences can not only cause lost sales but damage brand perception. And the costs of not being able to participate fully in mobile commerce are going to be painfully real this holiday season.
If Cyber Monday sales grow only slightly this year to, say, $2.5 billion AppLovin is arguing that US mobile transactions on that day could reach $750 million or more. Over the course of the full holiday shopping period mobile transactions could bring in billions of dollars to e-tailers.
Thus there are very real costs in not being able to participate fully in mobile commerce in 2014. Fully functioning mobile e-commerce sites and apps are no longer "nice to haves" but "must haves."
AppLovin also explained that users are more engaged with ads on Cyber-Monday, observing that "there is a 20 percent increase in conversion from ads on Cyber Monday when compared to the aggregate regular Monday. In addition, the click rate is 10 percent higher on Cyber-Monday."
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Earlier this summer, a team of international astronauts descended more than 2,400 feet underground to train for a week in conditions that mimic the sensory-deprived, alien-esque setting of space. Now, another team has embarked on a 16-day training mission off the Florida Keys, living in a world of blue 62 feet down that will help prepare them for future deep space missions and, with luck, an eventual journey to Mars.
"NEEMO 21 astronauts and crew will pioneer complex tasks on the seafloor utilizing the most advanced underwater navigation and science tools which are methodically choreographed to mimic a Mars exploration traverse," said project lead Bill Todd in a statement about NEEMO, the acronym for NASA Extreme Environment Mission Operations.
Luca Parmitano, leader of the NEEMO 20 mission, explains what it's like to train at that depth in the video below:
Home for this international crew, made up of NASA and the European Space Agency astronauts and researchers, is the world's only undersea laboratory dedicated to science and education. Known as "Aquarius," the habitat includes three compartments, can accommodate six people, and closely mimics conditions aboard the International Space Station.
"This unique opportunity will result in me becoming one of less than 800 people around the world that have lived underwater like this'" NEEMO 21 team member Dr. Noel du Toit told the Times Live. "My stay will include five 'spacewalks' and a multitude of habitat-based science tasks and human physiology studies."
In addition to simulated spacewalks and experiments with various underwater robots, NASA is preparing astronauts for the time delay in radio communications between Earth and Mars.
Mission Day 5 begins w/ time-delayed communication between astronauts & Mission Control, like future #JourneyToMars pic.twitter.com/xCJ7W08UTT— NASA_NEEMO (@NASA_NEEMO) July 25, 2016
The NEEMO 21 exercise is also an opportunity for astronauts to try out the latest advancements in gear that may one day accompany them on missions deep into the solar system. That includes a DNA sequencer, a medical telemetry device, and a HoloLens virtual reality headset to assist in "the operational performance for human spaceflight cargo transfer."
As you might expect, NASA isn't shy about promoting these incredible training exercises. For an agency that recently received a record 18,300 applications for its latest astronaut class, it's safe to say there's plenty of interest from the American public.
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Resolved: 2010
Here are my goals for this year.
1. Read through the Bible this year, and through the Old Testament twice.
Monday I posted about my gaffe this year when it comes to Bible reading. I'm going to do better this year. I'm going to do a One Year Bible with one of the guys I meet with once a week. We're each going to read through it independently and then get together to talk about what God is teaching us. He's a younger believer with fresh eyes, so I can't wait to see what he'll teach me.
For an investment of fifteen minutes a day, I just don't see any reason I shouldn't make this a goal this year.
2. Pour my life into 10 reproducers this year
I've posted before about my renewed excitement about life-on-life discipleship. This year, I'll be on the lookout for 10 guys I can pour my life into throughout the year who will pour their lives into at least one other guy. Again, it's like the Bible reading for me: if there is a return of 100 percent per person, it's an investment worth making.
3. Read at least 15 books that are 100 years old or older.
Last year I read a bunch of books, but only a few that were truly outstanding. This year, I'm going to try to deepen my well by reading some theological works that are more than 100 years old. I've got some in my queue - one by Baxter, one by Spurgeon, and one by Phillips Jenkins, but would be open to suggestions.
4. Run a half marathon.
I don't usually set physical goals for New Year Resolutions, because frankly, I rarely keep them. But, this year I'm planning to run a half marathon. I've already started training, and if I can hold off the tendinitis in my foot, I'll be running the Cowtown Half Marathon in late February with my brother-in-law and some other friends.
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I'm currently working through "The Confessions of St. Augustine" (ISBN 0-8024-5651-0) and "Johnathan Edwards on Knowing Christ" (ISBN 0-85151-5873-5) which would both meet your 100 years old criteria. Augustine is a harder read probably due to it being a translation and much older, but it is interesting insight into how his great mind worked. Edwards is more repetitive than I expected, but I suppose sermons are geared for a listener more than a reader, and this is a book of sermons including his most famous "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God." Spurgeon's "Spiritual Warfare in a Believer's Life" (ISBN 1-883002-02-8) is also on my reading list this year.
- lisa said...
dude! a half marathon? please post when you fulfill this. it's been a dream of mine forever to run marathons. i'm in no shape right now to do it, but i'm hoping to build up to it. very cool.
have you read much pascal? i love 'Mind on Fire.'
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The Western Isles' CalMac ferries are expected to be extra busy this week with the HebCelt Fest bringing many visitors to the isles
Comhairle nan Eilean Siar, in partnership with The Hebridean Celtic Festival, Caledonian MacBrayne, Police Scotland and the Stornoway Port Authority, are encouraging travellers to check-in early for sailings to and from the Western Isles over the coming weeks.
A spokesperson said: "We are delighted that so many people are coming to visit the Western Isles for The Hebridean Celtic Festival and various other different events over the coming weeks and we are thoroughly looking forward to welcoming them.
"With ferries at full capacity, we are keen to avoid unnecessary congestion and delays and we would urge passengers travelling by car and by foot, to make sure they check in early at the ferry terminals.
"Please keep an eye on CalMac social media sites for the very latest service information."
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Following four increasingly impressive EPs, the Brooklyn-based trio retraces the alienated posture of their previous release.
Most bands would be better served by ditching the whole 45-minute album thing and focusing on a steady stream of concise 20-minute EPs. Furthermore, considering their miniscule front-to-back odds, all double albums should be steamrolled at once. Think about it: When the Olympics sweep through every couple years, everyone gets amped for the 100-meter sprint while longer foot races inevitably devolve into mind-numbing NASCAR-like tedium-fests. Though there may be some kind of impotent hand-me-down stigma associated with such shorter musical statements-- "It's good...but, I mean, it's only an EP"-- it's about time those disgusting discriminations changed. The Mobius Band, for one, would benefit from such a less-is-more mentality. Following four increasingly focused EPs that saw the band go from quaint instrumental post-rock to this year's blip-rocking hybrid City vs Country, the Brooklyn-based trio disappoints here by retracing the alienated posture of their previous release while rarely reaching its respectable heights.
Predictably, the first thing to wear is frontman Ben Sterling's monotone musings. Whether his pulse simply sustains at an abnormally low level or he's putting us on with his reedy, Ben Stein-type delivery (sans dead-pan wit, game-show acumen, and conservative agenda), the affectless style is limiting. The vocals become even more troublesome when coupled with some of the record's offensively inane lyrics-- hipster-histrionics can only get you so far, guys. On City vs Country, the band's words were harmlessly and somewhat mysteriously vague, but here the content dips into rote Bushy bitching on modern-day corruption with "Twilight" ("I will teach my children to lie/ They will know what's wrong will be right"), rote indie vs. mainstream bitching on "Radio Coup" ("Publicists tell you what to think/ They do a good job"-- of course, the Mobius Band are hardly flack free), and inexcusable-- and rote-- repetitiveness on "Philadelphia" ("Ain't it funny how times can change/ Arrangements re-arrange"). The trio's words are remnicent of enduring heartthrob-misfit Jordan Catalano's uncanny appeal-- they're more believably brooding and tortured when expressed in detatched generalities rather than forced specifics.
And instead of glossing over such uninspired wordplay with their dynamic newfound studio polish (Interpol associate Peter Katis helped produce the album), the mistakes are highlighted by an overdose of tepid electro-zzzz ballads. Revamped oldie "Taxicab" lasts nearly six minutes and is punctuated by a relatively raucous finale, but the bulk of the song is about as riveting as its drawn-out hook: "Taxicab, taxicab, middle of winter." Another patience-tester is "Philadelphia", which is drowned in an atmospheric listlessness that only accentuates the obvious undercooking.
Static isn't a total between-stations affair. On the strength of an enticing synth line, "Doo Wop" is the closest this band may ever get to quirky, hip-shaking. The half-man, half-machine blues of "You're Wrong" recalls Radiohead's "I Might Be Wrong" as it gives us a glimpse of what the Mobius Band's high expectations could have wrought with more structural massaging. And the perfectionist production is exquisite and exhausting in its attention to detail and nimble attempts at combining typical guitar jangle with zippy, bionic beats. There's a decent EP buried within the album's 10 songs but, as a whole, Static doesn't have the stamina to uphold its over-extended play.


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The clinic's main doors (in the entrance hall) close at 2130, when the welcome staff go off duty. After 2130, visitors can leave the clinic:
When you leave Cliniques, an automatic cash machine on your right will allow you to pay for parking in Hippocrate or Esplanade (see map). You may use coins and notes.
You can also pay at the booth in the car park itself (a small white building). Proton cards are acceptable; you can recharge them in the Cliniques entrance hall or on 3 at the terminals provided.
Ideal car park is free for the first two hours. Mounier car part is free for the first four hours. If you park for longer, it will cost 5. These two car parks are some way from Cliniques (+/- 500 m, see map).
Parking places are also available along the highway.
Disabled persons can use the Hippocrate and Esplanade car parks free of charge (these are paying car parks independent of Cliniques; see map), subject to the following conditions:
After these formalities, exchange your ticket at the welcome point. Do not forget to present a disabled person's blue card. Preferably, as daily ticket numbers are limited, you should go to the welcome point immediately after the formalities.
Free parking is not available to disabled persons visiting family members in hospital or accompanying family members to consultations.
Wheelchairs are available for patients at the main entrance, from outside or in the central hall.
You can reach this station:
L'Auberge, our cafeteria, is in the welcome hall, offering light snacks (sandwiches and Viennese pastry products).
After 1900, when L'Auberge closes, automatic vending machines providing drinks and sweets are available close to the emergency department (also on level 0).
The campus provides a wide range of snacks and restaurants.
Le Roseau, the Cliniques Saint-Luc guesthouse on site, provides accommodation at reasonable prices, a listening ear, and a roof over the head.
There are also various hotels in the campus area, such as Sodehotel.
Yes, there is a lost property office for both patients and visitors on the second floor of Cliniques. Open 0800-1600 Monday to Friday, Tel: 02 764 11 11.
Sunday Mass is celebrated in the large first floor chapel, every Sunday at 1030 hours. Volunteers collect bedbound patients and bring them to Mass, or give them Communion in their bedroom.
During the week, Mass is celebrated at 1730 hours Monday to Friday in the fourth floor chapel. This chapel (the Oratory) is open day and night for private prayer. A book of intentions is also available there.
In the welcome hall of Cliniques, opposite L'Auberge, is the Spiritual Meeting Place, where representatives of each religion or philosophy can provide a listening ear.


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These are some of the best responses I have read in the wake of the terrible attacks at the Boston Marathon on April 15. They are by Mary Luti a pastor and retired professor from Andover Newton Theological Seminary. They were posted on her Facebook. Thank you MaryLuti- for your faithful insight and spirit.
Friday April 19, 10am
The fugitive is a human being. He is a teenage boy. He did horrible cruel and terrifying things. He needs to be found and brought to justice before he does more harm. The suffering he has caused is already beyond unspeakable. The longer this goes on, the higher the wake of pain will rise.
No matter how much we think we can know, no many how many confident judgments are now being made about him by reporters and shrinks and law enforcement and neighbors and high school friends. No matter how much we learn about the ways he became a murderer--even if he himself lives through this to tell us--we will never know him, never fully understand. Chances are he does not even fully understand it.
He is not an object onto which I am allowed to project all my fears and anger and prejudices and fantasies. He is a human being. A boy. A criminal, yes, and my brother.
God be merciful to his victims. God be merciful to us all. And God be merciful to him.
Friday April 19, 2pm
How exhausted and on edge the courageous police and other law enforcement people must be in such a tense and scary environment, alerting, searching, guarding, analyzing, questioning, just standing around, wondering. Pray for them.
How exhausted the families and friends of Officer Shawn Collier and the unidentified MBTA officer must be, like the families and friends of the dead and injured in thebombing, shocked and shattered with grief and expecting justice, for what it's worth when the ones you love are dead. Pray for them.
How exhausted and frustrated the obedient public in the locked down areas must be, so unsure of whether they are in danger and of what might happen next and when they might resume their lives and what they are going to do cooped up with their kids today. Pray for them.
How exhausted the medical professionals and the chaplains and the city's spiritual leaders and our public leaders must be as they do all they need to do, what they are called to do in a time like this, be good at what they do, be strong for us, encourage and lead with all the energy they can summon as the days pass by. Pray for them.
How exhausted the reporters and camera people and editors and pundits must be, trying to fill endless airtime with actual news when there is none really, dealing with so much speculation and rumor, putting their foot in it time and time again, but trying hard not to. Pray for them.
How exhausted the young man accused of this crime must be as he runs and hides and waits for the inevitable, and thinks about what he has done and how it has come to this. You may not want to, but please pray for him too. Pray that he gives himself up so that there will be no more death today, not even his.
How exhausted the soul is trying to make meaning and sense of all this, trying to remain human and sane in the midst of it all, so aware that one can never comprehend anything like this clearly, can never get it fully right. Pray for each other. Pray for each other.
Saturday, April 20
It's the day after...
To honor the dead and maimed, today we might try to live well and lovingly rejoicing in the good and not in the death or misery of anyone, anyone at all.
To grieve well the victims' senseless suffering, today we might try to be present to another's pain, in person or in prayer, even the pain of the wicked.
To defeat the violence that caused so much anguish, today we might try to resist it in all its forms, trying as best we can not to be angry or intemperate or overbearing or vengeful.
To thank everyone who helped the victims and kept the rest of us safe, today we might pledge to help and protect our vulnerable neighbors from the fear and anger that could be directed at them.
To be proud and grateful Americans, today we might spend a moment teaching our children about what makes us grand when we are at our best: liberty, openness, unity in diversity, opportunity for all, and the just rule of law...
Oh, and don't forget on this wondrous day after to be grateful for the rain, to eat ice cream and pie, to watch the Sox, to beat the crap out of your brother-in-law at cribbage, to change the sheets, to get out of the house, to crank up the music, and take the kids to Chuck E. Cheese (well maybe not that).


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There is Byron Bay…. then there is Wategos. Marine Parade is the premium strip in the premium town in the premium part of the world. 23 Marine Parade is a two-bedroom renovated cottage on 796 M2. Its for sale with Byron Property Sales and looking for $10M. Yes, sounds like a lot for a two-bedroom house but this strip along the Wategos beachfront has been achieving eight digit prices for a while now.
Lighthouse Road
On the way to Wategos is Lighthouse Road. Janis Perkins of Real Estate of Distinction has listed "Enzo" at 178 Lighthouse Road with hopes of $6.5M. The property is owned by artist Susie Brockhoff, of the Brockhoff Biscuits family dynasty, the Salada crackers producer swallowed up by Arnotts. It is a five-bedroom, three-bathroom home with national park on three sides, and panoramic views across the ocean to the hinterlands.
144 Lighthouse Road is also on the market. Currently listed for $8M it was built by "spa king" Eddie Phillips who must be driving his agents crazy. Its been listed for a number of years and the price keeps going up as the market rises to meet it.
64 Carlyle Street Byron Bay
This house is in the old, extremely sought after, part of Byron Bay. Built in 1915 it has been tastefully maintained in its original splendour. Four bedrooms, three bathrooms on 561 M2 and an easy walk to town and beach. Listed by Su Reynolds and Luke Elwin of First National Byron Bay and is in the range of high twos to $3M.
BTW: For all the animosity built up over holiday letting. This problem has settled in some way by using the forces of market capitalism. For example, this property at that price will be unsustainable as a commercial investment for holiday letting. Even though it is in the prime location for tourism accommodation, the return now achieved in relation to its cost is no longer attainable.
Xavier Rudd House, New Brighton
Popular singer songwriter Xavier Rudd is selling his house in New Brighton. The timber high-set home is on a small acreage and comes already fitted out with a state of the art recording studio. Its listed with Raine and Horne Ocean Shores/Brunswick Heads and looking for somewhere between $2.45M and $2.7M. Rudd, originally from Torquay, Victoria heads off for a European tour this month starting in Denmark and finishing in Spain.
4 Cedar Court Bangalow looks good in high-demand Bangalow. Listed Todd Buckland of Byron Shire Real Estate for offers between $895,000 – $955,000.
Keith Street Bangalow is a street I know well as I used to live there. 3 Keith Street Bangalow is a beautiful house on the corner with good views and looking for $1.2M. It is for sale by the owner who is the agent Trent Stana for GNF Bangalow (pictured below)
Surprised to see this little bohemian charmer at 54 New City Road did not get the asking price at auction last weekend. Please see my accompanying article about the strong state of the Mullum market. $629,000 asking price is still too high in a place which should be entry level but recent sales in this area, unfortunately for local first home buyers, have been getting 7 and 8s. Picture of 54 New City Road below)
Selling Tip
In a strong market like we are having now, many home owners suffer from what is known in the industry as "vendor expectation". When I do the rounds I see properties listed for a while are probably overpriced. It can be a mistake to go to market with a listing price that is not in the range. There are many good agents out there and they can offer an accurate listing range but many people choose to ignore them and get greedy. The properties can then end up with a bad agent and spend 6 months in the market getting into all sorts of bother and trouble. If you are thinking of selling and need help navigating this process you may benefit from the services of a Vendors Advocate prior to engaging a listing agent. See my vendor's advocacy page on my website for more information.


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Since I advocate managing your garden with hand tools, I thought I would show you what hand tools I use. When breaking new ground a mattock is great for taking off the existing vegetation. Let the weight of the tool do the job for you, sliding the head under the sod and lifting it off. It might be necessary to mow the area before you begin, depending on what is there. You can find a mattock in your local hardware store. Often the head and wood handle are sold separately. The heads come in different sizes and weights and some heads have a sharp point (pick) on one side. Make sure you are buying the style and size you need for the job. If you were digging out bushes, you would find this extremely useful.
To double dig the beds I use a garden fork and spade. Directions for double digging are in the book How to Grow More Vegetables. My beds were double dug when I established them years ago and now the roots of my cover crops keeps them friable. So for me, the spade gets used edging the beds and the fork is used for digging potatoes and sweet potatoes. Sometimes I use the fork as a mini-broadfork to loosen the soil. The fork has thick flat tines. Notice the length of the handles. Some people may find the tools available locally to be too short. If you are over 5'5" tall, you may want a spade and fork that is 43" long. Bountiful Gardens carries good quality forks and spades in 39" and 43" lengths. My fork is from Bountiful Gardens and my spade was bought locally.
For transplanting I use a trowel or a soil knife. Good quality trowels are easy to find. Poor quality trowels are even easier. Choose a sturdy one that will hold up to lots of hard use. I have a Lesche soil knife that I like to use when transplanting into the cover crop residue. I got mine from www.waycooltools.com. I also have a Trake that is pretty handy. It's a trowel on one end and small cultivator on the other. It was a gift from my aunt many years ago. I'm sure there are sources on the web. Colorful handles help ensure that you will find these small tools when you lay them down in your garden. Once I had a trowel with a black handle that spent most of its time lost in the grass. If you find that you are always losing your wood handled tools, you could paint them a bright color. It might look gaudy, but it definitely makes them easier to find and distinguishable as yours if you take them anywhere.
I use a long handled cultivator that I purchased at our local feed store. It is a good sturdy tool that I use for incorporating broadcast seeds and for mixing in compost. The hoe I'm currently using is a 7" collinear hoe. Most often I turn it on its 1″ edge to make furrows or to weed among closely spaced plants. I also like a 5" wide trapezoid hoe. Both hoes are available from Johnny's Selected Seeds. Johnny's is a good source for many tools for market growers. Another cultivating tool that I really like is my short handled Cobrahead. I use it for both light work and to chop out something tough. It's available many places, but I got mine from the folks who produce it. You can find them at www.cobraheadllc.com.
For managing my cornstalks, I use a machete. It is available from Northern Tool+Equipment for $8 and even came with a cotton sheath to hang on a belt. The Japanese sickle I use to cut rye and wheat is available from Hida Tool & Hardware Co., Inc. I wrote about the sickle on May 17, 2011. A less expensive model is available from Way Cool Tools. You can see the sickle and machete in action in my video Cover Crops and Compost Crops IN Your Garden.
I hope this is helpful to you. If it's not too late, you might want to put something here on your Christmas list. You could email this post to your Santa. My Santa loves it when I give him suggestions including links of where to get them. No doubt you will find many other items to put on your wish list when you browse these sources, but these are the tools that get me through the gardening year.
Anyone else have a favorite tool they would like to tell us about?


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Holy Week Passion Sunday
The Gospel Today
Jesus stood before the governor. Pilate asked him, "Are you the king of the Jews?" Jesus answered, "You say so." […] Pilate said to him, "Do you hear all the charges they bring against you?" But he did not answer even one question, so that the governor wondered greatly. At Passover, it was customary for the governor to release any prisoner the people asked for. Now, there was a well-known prisoner called Barabbas. When the people had gathered, Pilate asked them, "Whom do you want me to set free: Barabbas, or Jesus called the Messiah?" […] But the chief priests and the elders of the people stirred up the crowds, to ask for the release of Barabbas and the death of Jesus. When the governor asked them again, "Which of the two do you want me to set free?" They answered, "Barabbas!" Pilate said to them, "And what shall I do with Jesus called the Messiah?" All answered, "Crucify him!" Pilate asked, "Why? What evil has he done?" But they shouted louder, "Crucify him!"
Pilate saw that he was getting nowhere, and that there could be a riot. He asked for water, washed his hands before the people, and said, "I am innocent of this man's blood. Do what you want!" And all the people answered, "His blood be on us and on our children!" […] The Roman soldiers took Jesus into the palace of the governor and the whole troop gathered around him. They stripped him and dressed him in a purple cloak. Then, weaving a crown of thorns, they forced it onto his head, and placed a reed in his right hand. […] When they had finished mocking him, they pulled off the purple cloak and dressed him in his own clothes, and led him out to be crucified.
On the way they met a man from Cyrene called Simon, and forced him to carry the cross of Jesus. When they reached the place called Golgotha, which means the Skull, they offered him wine mixed with gall. He tasted it but would not drink it.
Truly, this was God's son.
There they crucified him, and divided his clothes among themselves, casting lots to decide what each one should take […] The statement of his offence was displayed above his head, and it read, "This is Jesus, the King of the Jews." They also crucified two thieves with him, one on his right hand and one on his left. […]
In the same way the chief priests, the elders and the teachers of the law mocked him. They said, "The man who saved others cannot save himself. Let the king of Israel come down from his cross and we will believe in him. […]
From midday, darkness fell over all the land until mid-afternoon. At about three o'clock, Jesus cried out in a loud voice, "Eloi, Eloi, lamma sabbacthani?" which means: My God, my God, why have you forsaken me? […] Then Jesus cried out again in a loud voice and gave up his spirit.
At that very moment, the curtain of the temple Sanctuary was torn in two from top to bottom, the earth quaked, rocks were split, tombs were opened, and many holy people who had died were raised to life. They came out of the tombs after the Resurrection of Jesus, entered the Holy City, and appeared to many.
The captain and the soldiers who were guarding Jesus, having seen the earthquake and everything else that had happened, were terribly afraid and said, 'Truly, this was God's Son."
Isaiah 50:4-7, First Reading
Psalm 21 "My God, my God, why have you abandoned me?"
Philippians 2:6-11, Second Reading


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Your slow cooker will allow the Bolognese sauce to simmer all day without having to stand by the stove. You can substitute pappardelle for wide fettuccine if you already have it on hand.
How to Make It
Sauté first 3 ingredients in hot oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat 8 minutes or until tender. Add garlic and tomato paste; cook, stirring constantly, 30 seconds. Transfer to a 6-qt. slow cooker.
Add beef to skillet, and cook, stirring often, 7 minutes or until crumbled and no longer pink; drain. Stir in kosher salt and next 5 ingredients. Stir in wine, and cook, stirring occasionally, 7 minutes or until almost all liquid evaporates. Add to slow cooker, and stir to combine.
rain tomatoes, reserving liquid. Using your hands, crush tomatoes, and break them apart. Add to slow cooker, and stir to combine.
Cover and cook on LOW 6 hours. Stir in cream. Check sauce; it should be thick and creamy. (If soupy, uncover and cook 30 more minutes. If dry, stir in reserved canned tomato liquid, 1 Tbsp. at a time, to thin sauce.) Discard bay leaf.
Cook pasta according to package directions. Drain well. Toss together pasta and 4 cups sauce. (Reserve remaining sauce for another use.) Spoon into serving dishes, and sprinkle with desired amount of cheese. Serve immediately.