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I have shared the very simple process of cold brewing coffee here. All that is really needed is a Mason jar, a sieve and cheesecloth. However, there are a couple of tools that you may find make the process even easier. And I am all for that!
I'll start with the item I found the most appealing.
The glass Hario Mizudashi coffee pot has a permanent filter. (Photo: Amazon)
This Hario Mizudashi cold brew coffee pot is glass with a permanent filter. It has a small footprint so fits in the refrigerator well. And, I just happen to like how it looks too! Lovely enough to serve from with grace.
You can use a French press, like this Bodum model, to make cold brew. (Photo: Amazon)
I have also used my Bodum French press to make cold brew with great success, and do find it easier than my mason jar method. My French press is used for making (what do you know) French press coffee, but also tea, and cold brewed tea. It's a great all purpose kitchen item.
The Toddy system uses regular coffee beans. (Photo: Amazon)
Some relatives have used the classic Toddy system for years and years and love it. It is functional and easy to use and I also think it is easier to make larger amounts with it. However, it's also not as pretty as some of the other options.
The Yama is as lovely as it is functional. (Photo: Amazon)
If money isn't a problem, then this Yama cold drip coffee maker not only makes a great coffee, but it is also a kind of mad scientist art piece. Certainly something to help get the conversation going during dinner parties!
Those are some of the kitchen items I have found that can help you make great cold brew coffee. Do you enjoy cold brew? If so, how do you make it?


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Thursday, March 4, 2010
Across the pond: Anglican bishops back end to ban on gay civil partnerships in church "Gay couples could soon be allowed to "marry" in church after a decision by Anglican bishops and other clergy to support a relaxation of the ban. Senior bishops in the Lords have told The Times that they will support an amendment to the Equality Bill next month that will lift the ban on civil partnership ceremonies in religious premises. The amendment would remove the legislative prohibition on blessings of homosexual couples and open the door to the registration of civil partnerships in churches, synagogues, mosques and all other religious premises." ... "The Church of England, which along with the wider Anglican Communion is divided over gay ordinations and same-sex blessings, will maintain its official ban. But if the legislative prohibition is lifted, as seems likely, the Church's own ban is likely to be ignored by some clergy." ... "The Quakers have called for the law to be changed to give same-sex partners the same status in their ceremonies as heterosexual couples. They joined forces with Liberal Judaism and the Unitarians to support an amendment to the Equality Bill giving religious organisations the freedom to register civil partnerships. Lord Alli's amendment would remove the bar in the Civil Partnership Act 2004 on religious premises being used for civil partnerships — and also the prohibition on religious language being used in such ceremonies. This would in effect end any remaining distinction between civil partnerships and marriage and increase the pressure on the established Church to take a more liberal line on same-sex relationships. It would also deepen the schism in the Anglican Communion over gay blessings and gay ordination."
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Andy Rooney is retiring and he is ninety-two years old. Does that mean this scribe has about twelve more years of this before he can retire? Holy cow! Digger O'Dell will have to wait.
On Tuesday, September 27th, the Old Men of the Mountain met at the Chuck Wagon restaurant in Princetown, and by now the readers have probably guessed it. The OF's continued to talk about the flooding, and more stories are coming out about the trials and tribulations of those affected by the flood, and now it includes people close to the OF's. The initial shock has worn off, and now the real "what the heck do we do now" is starting to set in. Multiply this by Vermont, New Hampshire, PA, and the Southern Tier (along with many other areas thrown in) and the magnitude of the storm's damage borders on overwhelming.
To hear some of the stories makes one wonder how much is fact, and how much is embellishment of the fact, or how much is just rumor. Some of the OFs discussions in the early stages of cleaning up after the storms and what some of the businesses and people were going to do with their properties were not even close.
What is beginning to develop is that there seems to be a need for adequate supplies of necessities to keep people going so they can clean up, and beyond that what is really needed is money. Money to repair or rebuild and this money will have to come from agencies as out and out gifts, or really, really cheap loans. Many of these people were strapped to begin with. The OFs can attest to this and we have in some of our reports the normal cost of living, everything out-going is going up exponentially while that which is coming in is stagnating, or even on the minus side.
One OF said that he thought life had taught him to be prepared. He thought he was with his papers saved in a water- tight box, food for months, extra gas, a generator with enough fuel for quite awhile. Rarely, he said, did he let his car get below half a tank, and he was ready to run, and the OF did move to higher ground but he was not prepared for something of biblical proportions when upon returning home found his house had been full of water and mud, and knocked off its foundation. To the OF there was no way he could have been prepared for this.
An aside (continuing to listen to the OG's talk) it is hard for this scribe to imagine standing on a patch of green grass, that used to be a lawn, looking at a pile of lumber that used to be a house, contemplating how to move what used to be a car, full of mud and won't run, trying to find photographs of the family, wedding pictures, important papers, licenses, shotguns, and jewelry and there is none to be found. Someone comes up and says, "buck up me boy it was just stuff, at least you are all alive." That is one big whoop. You are not alive. You are existing like a blade of grass you are standing on…just existing. Stuff is what makes life — life. The pictures, your wife's grandmother's china, your dad's watch, the shelf your son made in shop, the doll your daughter had all those tea parties with. That is not just stuff…that is life and it is gone.
Sure if you have the wherewithal you can replace the car, and you can buy new dishes but what is that going to remind you of? How you lost all your grandmother's STUFF, only in this case it is the flood that swept it away? That is one great memory you want to live over and over don't you? Stuff is life, without stuff you just exist, you breathe air, turn around and breathe more air, and continue doing that over and over. Life does not begin until you have stuff to give, and there is stuff to get, stuff with pleasant memories. Do not make light of stuff it is all too important. Part of life ends with the loss of stuff and you have to start over; yet there is a large hole in your heart where the stuff of memories was stored. This hole may shrink but will never fill in.
Don't get the scribe wrong, there is a thing as too much stuff, and stuff for stuff's sake; now we are talking junk and that is different.
End of scribes aside. Oh. An aside to the aside. This scribe thinks that we have no future if we neglect or forget the past. What happened yesterday is as important as what will happen tomorrow. We and it are all connected in the huge quilt of history no matter if that history is global, or if it is our own piece of historical thread sewn into it.
Now to continue with our regularly scheduled programming all ready in progress.
The OFs were wondering (those OFs that are Yankee fans, and many are) how the New York Yankee's managed to take first place. Their pitching is mediocre at best and they have only one hitter hitting over .300, but not by much. They do have excellent position players, and as one OF said, "As far as that goes they have another complete team of excellent position players on the bench." "Well," another OG said, "Wait until the playoffs and they run up against teams like Detroit or Philadelphia and we will see if their luck hold out."
Maybe it is our ages or social class, but not many of the OFs are not into football, or basketball, or hockey. The only thing they know about hockey comes from Don Rickles.
Those OFs attending the breakfast at the Chuck Wagon (and still wondering what's going on all over not only storms but now because people are dying just from eating cantaloupe…what's next?) were: Robie Osterman, Mark Traver, Glenn Patterson, Lou Schenck, Jack Norray, Gary Porter, Mace Porter, Harold Guest, Frank Pauli, Joe Loubier, Duane Wagenbaugh, Art Frament, Bob Benac, Rich Donnelly, Dick Reed, John Rossmann, Harold Grippen, Mike Willsey, Ted Willsey, Jim Rissacher, Gerry Chartier, Miner Stevens, Carl Slater, and me.


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The 2011 harvest has begun! We started this morning with harvesting part of the Southern block of Pinot Grigio for our Sparkling PG.
We harvest all of our grapes by hand.
All the buckets get dumped into large bins that, once full, get driven into the winery to start processing.
The bins of Pinot Grigio go into the hopper:
Which carries the grapes into the press:
Here's Cornel making room for the last few bins of grapes for this press load:
Once the press is full, we close the doors and turn it on. We have a bladder press, which is a large cylinder with a canvas-rubber-like balloon that fills with air and presses the juice from the grapes while leaving the seeds and skins inside the press. It will take about 3 hours to press one load. Here is a shot of the juice coming from the press and collecting in the press pan:
We measure the sugars at this point to know what our starting sugar level is (which we follow as fermentation occurs). We want the juice for our sparkling wines to be a little lower in sugar, and have a little more acidity. Here's a shot looking through our refractometer (an instrument that measures sugars). We came in on this press load at about 19.5 degrees Brix (defined as sugar content of an aqueous solution. Its how we measure sugars in grape juice):
They guys are just finishing up this first press cycle of Pinot Grigio (We loaded the press at around 10:30 this morning and started it around 11 AM). The stainless steel tank down in the tank room is filling up, and they are about to fill the press again for the next cycle (Its just after 4 PM now). They will be here late into the evening as this cycle runs its course and then they will have some clean up to do. That will be it for a few weeks. We'll take a short respite while the rest of the grapes continue to hang on the vine and ripen further. I'll keep you posted!


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One of the most potentially damaging storms in history is projected to hit this weekend, and if that's not enough, we still have two more months of hurricane season. Are you prepared?
I sat in a classroom in Emmitsburg, Maryland, in a crash course of all things disaster response. It was 2005, and Hurricane Katrina had just made landfall. Working for Homeland Security at the time, I'd been surged to FEMA to help with the response in Louisiana.
The few days before deploying to the hurricane response were a blur, but one line, in one lesson, is forever etched in memory. The instructor paced the overcrowded classroom, came to a stop, looked down at his hands, and in a quiet voice asked, "What's the most dangerous element of a hurricane?" The group shouted answers, from tornadoes to floods, lighting to wind, downed power lines to rogue alligators.
Our instructor finally looked up, making eye contact around the room, and said, "No. The single most dangerous element in a hurricane is complacency."
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The Smartphone: Our Most Valued Possession When it Comes to Privacy and Security
We recently conducted a study among 800 US consumers to gauge their understanding, interest, and perception of privacy and security. There are many interesting data points and Ben has already shared some key ones that relate to brands in this article for Tech.pinions. I want to focus on where and when privacy and security matter the most.
We asked our panelists to tell us on what device they value privacy the most.
You will not be surprised that 60% mentioned their smartphone. Considering how much we do with these devices – take pictures, shopping, navigation, email, messaging and, of course, calling, and how much we store on them – pictures, videos, emails, credit cards, contacts – we want to make sure our data is private. However, not all consumers rely on smartphones in the same way. The more tech savvy they are, the higher their reliance on smartphones and therefore their need for privacy. So, privacy being important on a smartphone was mentioned by 73% of early tech adopters vs. 53% of mainstream consumers. Technology laggards are still relying more on their PCs than on their smartphones. The PC as the device where privacy matters the most was 49% for late tech adopters.
When it comes to security the data shows a similar trend as 59% of overall consumers mention the smartphone as the device on where security matters most.
The range by segment though is a little different. Security on smartphones is also a top priority for laggards at 45% compared to 52% for mainstream consumers and 70% for early tech adopters. This higher concern for security from late adopters compared to privacy could be coming from their implicit trust for a PC that runs a firewall, VPN or virus scan.
Privacy and security matter differently not only on the type of device but also on the services consumers access on a regular basis.
The distinction between privacy and security gets blurry for some consumers but, when looking at services, it is pretty clear both privacy and security matter the most when data is involved — either because it is shared via email or stored in the cloud.
Once again, consumers' segments differ as their reliance on services changes in relation to their level of familiarity with tech. Early tech adopters and early mainstream consumers have made the shift in their communication habits from email to messaging and so, between the two, privacy matters more with messaging than it does with email. Cloud adoption has yet to spread much beyond early tech adopters which explains why this is the segment that mentioned cloud as the most important service when it comes to privacy – 33% – and to security – 52%. Early mainstream users are the only segment that puts privacy as being most important when it comes to messaging than cloud – 32% vs. 27%. It is somewhat comforting to see consumers have realized privacy and social networks rarely go together so there is little expectation there across the board. Most consumers have also realized they should take matters into their own hands when it comes to privacy on social media and 72% of consumers surveyed said they are more careful about what they post.
While users might have given up on privacy on social networks, they seem to still want security, especially when it comes to mainstream consumers who name social networks as the second most important service where they think security is important — 28%, second only to email at 37%. For early tech adopters, there is no doubt the cloud needs to be secure with 52% of the panelists mentioning cloud as the service where security matters the most. Email is at a distant second place with 22%. Even when it comes to increasing security, consumers are making some changes to their habits with 63% saying they vary their passwords across different sites and 47% saying they are changing those passwords more frequently.
Privacy and security might still be hard selling points when it comes to consumer tech, but they are certainly becoming more important, especially for those devices and services we rely on for so much, so often.


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At 3.55pm, away from the riot in William Street, the British Army opened fire. John Johnston (59) and Damian Donaghy (15) were hit. John Johnston died from his injuries five months later in June.
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Paras attack marchers on the wasteground at Rossville Flats (Colman Doyle)
At 4.07pm the British moved into Rossville Street, opening fire again with live rounds.
Jackie Duddy (17), who had been running alongside local priest Fr Edward Daly, was shot in the back and fell dying in the courtyard of the Rossville Flats.
Alana Burke (18) was crushed against a wall by an armoured vehicle. Thomas Harkin (32) was hit by the same vehicle.
Peggy Deery (31) was shot in the leg in Chamberlain Street. Patrick McDaid (25) was wounded after he helped carry her to safety.
Patrick Campbell (51) was wounded as he ran towards the Rossville Flats.
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Hugh Gilmour lying dead at the Rossville Flats, covered by the banner of the Derry Civil Rights Association. (Fulvio Grimaldi)
Michael Bradley (22) and Mickey Bridge (25) were wounded as they confronted the British Army after witnessing the shooting of Jackie Duddy.
Pius McCarron (30) was injured by flying debris caused by rifle fire, and Patrick Brolly (40) was injured by gunfire as he sheltered in Rossville Flats.
Daniel McGowan (38) was wounded as he helped Patrick Campbell to safety.
Hugh Gilmour (17) was shot dead as he ran towards his home in the Rossville Flats.
Michael Kelly (17), Michael McDaid (20), John Young (17) and William Nash (19) were killed at the rubble barricade in Rossville Street. William's father Alex (51) was wounded as he went to his son's aid.
Kevin McElhinney (17) was shot dead as he crawled towards the doorway of Rossville Flats.
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Michael Kelly lies dead at the rubble barricade, as Michael McDaid comes in from the left, seconds before he too was shot dead. Also in the picture is 15 year old Daniel Hegarty, shot dead by British soldiers 6 months later. (Robert White)


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Example: Robert tells Sue she´ll get the promotion if she sleeps with him. Example: Demi tells Michael his workload will double if he doesn´t join her for dinner. Example: Geraldo implies Sally must continue dating him if she wishes to keep her job.
Example: Tom, Nicole´s supervisor, regularly compliments her figure and clothing. He frequently walks up behind her and massages her shoulders, despite her objections. On Monday mornings, Tom tells the crew the "dirty joke of the week" from his Saturday night poker game. Other employees laugh, but Nicole usually walks away. Tom also keeps a calendar of semi-nude women posted in his office, despite Nicole´s comments that she finds the calendar demeaning. Based on all of the foregoing conduct by Tom, Nicole files a hostile environment sexual harassment claim.
Q. May an employer also be liable for harassment by co-workers?
A. Yes, if the employer knew or should have known of the conduct but failed to take immediate and appropriate corrective action. OAR 839-005-0030(6) Q. What is an employer´s responsibility for sexual harassment by a non-employee?
A. An employer is liable for harassment by a non-employee if the employer knew or should have known of the conduct, unless the employer took immediate and appropriate corrective action. When evaluating a complaint, the Civil Rights Division considers how much control the employer has over the non-employee. For example, an employer is considered to have a great deal of control over an individual who is on the premises to fill a vending machine. An employer can call the vending company and request a different service person, can hire an alternate company, or can even have the machines removed. OAR 839-005-0030(7) Q. Should an employer have a written policy prohibiting sexual harassment?
A. Yes. The policy should define sexual harassment and emphatically state that it is not tolerated. Employers should allow verbal or written complaints, and should provide a grievance procedure that bypasses the immediate supervisor if he or she is the alleged harasser. The policy should also describe the disciplinary actions that may be taken, up to and including termination. Q. What is the best way to prevent sexual harassment?
A. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) Guidelines recommend that employers discuss sexual harassment with employees and express strong disapproval. The employer should develop appropriate sanctions, inform employees of the right to raise complaints and how to raise them, and develop methods to sensitize all concerned. The employer should emphasize the importance of its sexual harassment policy through communication and training. Training for staff is essential. Employers should have departmental or unit meetings to explain policies and grievance procedures, so that all employees understand what is prohibited conduct and how to complain about it. Q. What should an employer do if an employee complains of sexual harassment?
A. The employer must make a prompt, thorough investigation to determine whether harassment has occurred. The employer should take detailed statements from the complaining person, the alleged harasser, and witnesses, and determine if the allegations are supported by the investigation. All steps of the investigation should be thoroughly documented. Employers may wish to consult an attorney for assistance with harassment investigations. Q. What if the investigation shows that harassment has occurred?
A. The employer must take "immediate and appropriate corrective action," which means doing whatever is necessary to put a stop to the harassment. Depending on the severity of the harassment, appropriate corrective action could include any of the following: verbal or written warning; counseling; suspension; sensitivity training or education on harassment laws and appropriate workplace conduct; reassignment of workers to different locations or shifts; or dismissal of the harasser. Q. Roseanne, an employee of mine, used to delight in telling off-color and sexually explicit jokes, but has now joined a new church and is strongly objecting when other employees tell such jokes. Is the company obligated to take any action?
A. Yes. Even though Roseanne previously consented to and even actively participated in the conduct, the company must act if she communicates that she now finds it offensive. Sexual jokes or conversations in the workplace can form the basis of a hostile environment claim, and an employer is liable if he or she knew or should have known that the offended employee withdrew consent to such conduct. Q. Must an employee complain to the harasser or to the company before taking legal action?
A. No. An employee alleging sexual harassment can file a lawsuit or a complaint with an administrative agency, without first exhausting intra-company remedies. Q. What types of damages can be awarded to an employee who has a successful sexual harassment lawsuit?
A. A court or administrative law judge may award damages including: back pay, counseling or medical costs; attorney fees, pain and suffering, and punitive damages.
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Haiku, in its traditional sense is a form of Japanese poetry but, in its basic form it is the art of saying as much as possible with as few words as possible. It is a state of mind. There is a direct relationship between Haiku and photography because both challenge the artist to observe the immediate moment, become one with the subject and open the heart and mind.
One of my main goals in creating images is to reproduce what I saw and felt by distilling each down to its very basic form, leaving only the necessary information. I try to achieve this by keeping my entire workflow simple:
- When I compose my subject I aim for simplicity, isolating those parts that are important and eliminating those that do not contribute.
- During post processing, I often aim to create images with a very limited tonal range to add emphasis to the subject and to further reduce complexity.
Keeping the workflow simple allows me to give way to imagination.
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My life is an ever evolving adventure in creativity -
Thank you for joining me on my journey!
Do you remember feeling that magical, mystical wonder you had as a child? Perhaps it was the first time you saw snow, went to your favorite theme park, or laughed with your friends as you ran through the sprinklers in summer. Maybe you remember holding yourself still and breathless when a butterfly landed on your fingertips and you didn't want to break the spell. Remember those Tingling, Bright, Lyrical, Blissful, sensations that filled you up, put a twinkle in your eye and a spark in your soul?
THAT feeling is what I strive to infuse into my creations. It is the feeling I want to give you when I create a unique work of art for you. The feeling I look for in your face when you notice that little detail or whimsical aspect of my work and I see your eyes light up and a smile cross your face.
THAT feeling, the delight and excitement, is what I want you to experience when I teach you a craft or artistic technique and you watch your own creations emerge into the world.
My passion is to create works of art that bring joy.
That's it. Most of my work isn't about trying to get you to see a deeper meaning or message, I just want you to take that leap into joy and happiness for a bit! Go ahead – run through the sprinklers!
My mission is to change lives through encouragement, support and education – of particular concern to me are helping young women and girls see themselves as valuable and important members of society and working towards eliminating domestic violence.
My goals are to inspire; to help others remember their dreams and reach for them, to teach in creative ways that build confidence and knowledge rather than just "a project". I value honesty, kindness, continuous self improvement, and respect. I also believe in doing my best to be a good steward of our beautiful planet, and try incorporate the most environmentally friendly and sustainable products I can find for use in my creations and their production.


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What is drawing? How can we use it to portray the world around us, to experiment and explore a variety of ideas? This course is aimed at everyone interested in discovering creativity through drawing. Whether you have knowledge, experience or drawings skills, or not, is unimportant – anybody can do this course.
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Our client is a company that operates in most of the world's countries and its products are best known for driving innovations and modernization across different industries. The company forges new paths in technology and science and develops safe and reliable energy sources for the future that are helping to meet tomorrow's energy needs.
Procurement professionals purchase goods and services, and manage warehouse inventories for various business lines across Europe. The company has a multi-cultural work environment, offers extensive training with competitive compensation and benefits as well as advancement opportunities in a rapidly expanding organization.
As a Buyer you will be responsible for:
* Purchase of goods and services on spot basis for various production sites and business lines across Europe
* Extensive interaction with external suppliers and internal customers on clarification of specifications, delivery issues and other queries
* Input and maintenance of contracts in SAP
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Happy Monday! There's more than one reason to look forward to hump day this week, including commemorative birthday celebrations for one of our country's most influential foodies.
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Tuesday, August 14:
TAG, 1441 Larimer Street, has invited representatives from Neyers Vineyards in California to showcase their wines during a four-course wine dinner this evening. The meal costs $75 per person and starts at 7 p.m. View the menu here and call 303-996-9985 to reserve a seat.
Wednesday, August 15:
The Fort Collins outpost of Jax Fish House, 123 North College Avenue, is teaming up with Great Divide Brewery for a four-course beer dinner (see the menu here) this evening at 6 p.m. Call 970-682-2275 for reservations.Wednesday, August 15 (continued):
Randolph's Restaurant & Bar, 1776 Grant Street in the Warwick Hotel, is offering a special four-course dinner inspired by Julia Child's famous Mastering the Art of French Cooking cookbook in honor of the legendary chef's 100th birthday. Call 303-318-7272 for more information.
Le Grand Bistro, 1512 Curtis Street, is also celebrating Child's legacy with a three-course, classically-French menu available for $25 at lunch or $40 during dinner service. Call 303-534-1155 for details on the options.Wednesday, August 15 (continued):
Lucky Pie Pizza & Taphouse, 1610 16th Street in LoDo, is throwing a backyard beer party from 5 to 8 p.m. this evening beginning with a firkin tapping and live music, followed by a four-course dinner paired with five beers from Oskar Blues Brewery. Admission costs $45; call 303-825-1021 for more information.
And check out That Eighties Band in the "backyard" of Elway's Cherry Creek at 2500 East First Avenue.Thursday, August 16:
The 44th annual Palisade Peach Festival starts today on the Western Slope -- four days of festivities including peach-eating contests, a bike-and-kayak race, pop-up dinners in the orchards and an ice cream social tonight with live music. Visit the website for a full schedule.
Friday, August 17:
The Art and Ale Brew Festival goes down from 6 to 10 p.m. tonight at the Wildlife Experience Museum, 10035 South Peoria Street in Parker. Attendees can sample beers from over thirty local breweries and food from local restaurants while exploring the galleries and exhibits of the museum -- and live music from Flock of Beagles will cap off the night. Check the website for a full line up of vendors and to purchase tickets.Sunday, August 19:
It's World Kugel Day at Mizel Museum, 400 South Kearney Street, and if you're unfamiliar with the celebrated dish, Westword's arts and culture editor Susan Froyd offers a perfect explanation:
"Kugel (if you're not lucky enough to already know this) comprises a variety of baked puddings -- some sweet and made with noodles, some savory and potato- or vegetable-based -- that are a mainstay of Ashkenazic Jewish-mother cooking (in which everyone's mom makes the best), and they are all absolutely delish, in every comfort-foodie sense of the word."
The celebration runs from 2 to 5 p.m. and costs $10 for members, $15 nonmembers or $25 for a family, delicious eats included. Visit the museum's website for more information.
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December 29, 2016
Now is the time to register for the 5th Annual Pounds Off Pulaski (POP)!
POP is a 12-week county-wide weight loss challenge sponsored by Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital and the Somerset-Pulaski County Chamber of Commerce. POP is open to any individual aged 18 or over. The registration fee to participate in Pounds Off Pulaski is only $25.
There are three easy ways to register o participate in this exciting program:
- online at http://somersetpulaskichamber.com/pounds-off-pulaski/
- in person at the Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital Senior Friends office
- when you come to have your initial weigh-in (listed below)
Weigh-ins will be held in conjunction with the Somerset-Pulaski County Chamber of Commerce meeting on Tuesday, January 9, at The Center for Rural Development at the following times: 10:00 – noon, 1:00 – 2:00 p.m., and 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. If that date isn't convenient, you may register and weight-in on Monday, January 9, from 4:30 – 6:00 p.m. at Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital, in the basement level Conference Centers.
During the 12-week challenge, POP meetings will be held each Monday evening at the hospital. These meetings are designed to provide support, information, and helpful tools to help participants keep on track so they can reach their personal goals. Speakers will provide information on a variety of subjects from exercise to nutrition to the psychology of weight loss to keeping a journal. Participants will also be able to weigh in at the weekly POP meetings to keep track of their progress.
The 12-week POP challenge includes the opportunity to earn incentive points that count toward fun prizes provided by community partners for meeting certain goals. At the end of the challenge, the two males and two females who have the highest percentage of weight loss will win cash prizes.
Participants who have completed the entire POP program have lost nearly 3,000 pounds in the past four years.
New to the program this year are: a special prize for losing 10% of your body weight; more involvement from LCRH dieticians and the addition of sample menus and recipes to help you establish good eating habits; and the establishment of a POP team for the Journey to Fitness run/walk series.
"We are excited to kick off our 5th annual weight-loss challenge," said Susan Ramsey Wilson. "And we're looking forward to help POP participants have a great time establishing healthy lifestyles and exercise regimens for longer-lasting, positive results."
For more information about Pounds Off Pulaski you may visit www.PoundsOffPulaski.blogspot.com .
If you should have any questions, please contact Crystal Cox (606-451-2970), Susan Ramsey Wilson at (606-678-3264) or email firstname.lastname@example.com .


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This section brings you the latest consumer advice for the motoring industry, helping you with your consumer rights when it comes to buying a new or second-hand car. Just click on a consumer advice article below to learn more.
- The car insurance loophole that could cost you thousands
- How to claim pothole compensation if your car is damaged?
- Buying a car on finance: What are your consumer rights?
- Consumer tips when buying a new or used car
We hope we've been able to help you with your consumer problem(s). Below are links to further information about your consumer rights.
Know your rights!
- What is The Consumer Rights Act 2015?
- What are my consumer rights when buying in shops?
- What are my consumer rights when buying online?


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Ready to sell your house and move on? You're not alone. About 100,000 homes change hands every month in the UK - and it takes about 57 days for the average property to sell after being put on the market. So, if you plan to make your move this summer then you don't have long to go. But, before you get your listing posted and brace yourself for viewings there is just time for a couple of quick and effective tweaks to your décor.
These are small and cheap steps you can take to stand out from the crowd that will enable your house to sell as quickly as possible and, crucially, can help you to squeeze every last drop of financial value from your property asset.
Right, things are getting real now. The moment you decide, in your head, that you want to sell up, you need to tell yourself that it is not your home any more. From now on, this is just the house that you happen to be living in. By accepting this you can do a few small décor tweaks that will both reflect this fact and ease the sales process. Family portraits, unusual paintings, fun posters, holiday memorabilia, kooky fridge magnets… they can all look messy or, worse, make it tough for your would-be buyer to picture themselves in your property. Take these down, pack them away and get ready to take them with you for a new life in your next home.
Brighten things up
De-personalising is the first step, the next is to think about colour. Ideally, you want your home to feel nice and big – with plenty of space for the buyer to fit all their belongings into. Colour can have a big impact on that. This can involve a lick of paint – white, cream or a nice light pastel shade – to brighten up a room with a slightly tired décor. It might also mean toning down that quirky feature wall that seemed like a good idea when everyone else was doing it five years ago. A couple of tins of paint really won't break the bank.
A nice bright room need lots of natural light too. If you're giving your room a quick and easy spruce up then make sure you are getting as much of the sun's rays as possible onto your bright shiny walls. You might want to make the switch for some lighter curtains to help with this. It's an inexpensive change that makes a big, big difference. Don't worry if you'd normally have blackout or dimout curtains in the bedroom and living room - now that this isn't your home you have different priorities and that light will really help to make your home look its best. Take a look at curtains.com for a style that fits your neutral buyer-friendly colour scheme.
Mirror, mirror on the wall
Speaking of light, there's another cheap décor move that you could make that will help your rooms to look larger: mirrors. Hang a mirror near a window to give the illusion of space or use a tall mirror (3/4 the height of your wall) for a similar effect. As Pop Sugar notes, mirrors behind sofas, mirrors that look like windows and mirrors as headboards are all effective ways to trick the eye into seeing a much bigger room.
Carpet cleaning
It's a given that you'll need to have a thorough clean of the home before you sell up, but focussing on your carpets can do more than just ensure your home is hygienic - it can have an aesthetic impact too. What's better underfoot than a nice fluffy, homely carpet? It looks the part too, adding a visual flourish to any carpeted room. It's why your room always looks at its best straight after you've been over it with the vacuum cleaner. If your carpet is starting to look and feel a little worn then it's well worth investing a little money getting this professionally cleaned. You can hire a Rug Doctor in many supermarkets and DIY stores (or online here) and you'll soon see and feel a big difference.
Accessories to set the right tone
Finally, you can add a few little finishing touches with a couple of smartly-chosen accessories. In America, home staging is extremely popular, with professionals spending thousands of dollars to get a home ready for sale. Part of their aim is to sell the 'lifestyle' and not just the home itself. You don't have to go as far as getting someone in from Kentucky, but you can take the theory and apply it to your budget and circumstances.
Think about your target buyer and consider if there's anything that would appeal to them specifically. What might they read? A few choice magazines on the coffee table might help them to envisage relaxing on the sofa in your front room. A nice Yankee Candle and fresh flowers won't go amiss either. Don't overdo it – fresh bread baking in the oven and pots of coffee in every room are a bit too much - but set a positive tone. These extra touches will be especially important after you've de-personalised as you don't want to leave them looking around a property that feels cold and un-homely.


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Felony DUI Defense Lawyer in Arlington Heights, Illinois
Serving Clients Charged with Felony Drunk Driving in Skokie, Rolling Meadows and Waukegan
Penalties for a felony DUI can be extremely high, because a felony DUI is a more serious offense than just swerving over the line and getting pulled over for drunk driving. Usually when someone is charged with a felony DUI, one of two things has already happened: Either the person has had prior DUI offenses, or he or she has caused bodily harm, injury or death to someone else while driving under the influence. Either way, you need a strong felony DUI defense.
At the Law Offices of Scott F. Anderson in Arlington Heights, Illinois, we provide aggressive felony DUI defense representation to clients in Cook, Lake and McHenry Counties. Even though you may have been arrested and charged with a felony DUI, we can help you protect your rights and will aggressively fight to avoid a felony DUI conviction.
To learn more about our criminal defense practice in Arlington Heights, and how we can best address your legal matter, schedule a free initial consultation with our felony DUI defense attorney, Scott Anderson, today. Call 847-253-3400. We always diligently work to obtain the most favorable results for your legal situation. Contact the Law Offices of Scott F. Anderson
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Pale Blue Dot developed a novel process to reduce the energy demand of the distillation process by around 40%. The approach has broad application especially within the Scotch Whisky sector and will make a significant impact on energy costs, the use of renewables and energy system supply/demand balance.
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The Austrian data protection activist Max Screms got the ball rolling. On the basis of his lawsuit filed with the European Court of Justice, the chief justices ruled against the safe harbor agreement with the USA last fall. Their harsh verdict was that personal data from Europe stored on American servers and in data centers is not protected against unwanted access by American authorities and secret services.
As a result, greater attention was put on finding an alternative, namely to store the data in Europe in accordance with European law. However, one question remains: how should customers, especially smaller companies, verify that their outsourced data is really secure? One approach designed to resolve this issue is certification. "80 percent of all cloud providers would not even manage three stars", says Tobias Höllwarth, Vice-Chairman of EuroCloud, which is an association of European providers. The EuroCloud Star Audit is prepared to deal with suspicions of granting favors. Independent testing companies from all over the world are contracted with the strict "data TÜV" audits (TÜV is an international certification and monitoring body based in Austria). One of the auditors is from Hong Kong. The all-clear signal has been given following the latest negotiations of the EU Commission with the USA. Accordingly, the USA is once again a safe harbor for European data. Nevertheless, the issue of data security continues to be in the limelight.


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For Michael Dadoun, Upclick Is A Springboard For More Achievements
The retail boom in the coming years will be fueled by mobile commerce.
For the satisfaction of Michael Dadoun, Upclick provided convenient solutions for mobile transactions as well.
Businesses that ignore mobiles will be doing so at their own peril.
Today technology has changed the relationship between retailers and consumers, shifting the balance towards those who are farther away from vendors. Mobiles are speeding up this transformation.
With more people than ever before jumping the bandwagon of mobile transactions, digital merchants must make efforts to push up their mobile commerce-enabled advertising.
Robust advertisers have persistently used mobile advertising to drive consumers to mobile optimized websites to augment sales.
According to Michael Dadoun, the Canadian mobile user looks for speed, immediacy and efficiency. With this mind, Canadian e-retailers must focus on ad content delivery to consumers at exceptionally personal levels.
Yet, driving a mobile enabled business is easier said than done.
"There are plenty of challenges", says a retailer who has recently forayed into mobile business enablement. "We have to deal with the complexity of the platform and many more things".
For Michael Dadoun, Upclick was a beginning to his objective - to make Canada a force to reckon with in the e-commerce domain.
"Merchants to leverage mobile business must not waste opportunity to learn more about their customers", says Michael Dadoun.
It goes without saying that competition is heating up in the mobile segment. This is bound to add to problems for newcomers as discoverability will become increasingly vital as a flood of mobile applications are added to app stores every moment.
With mobile screens getting more cluttered, users have become selective about which application they choose to download. For increased engagement, merchants must also focus on marketing of apps to drive downloads.
The road to success on the e-commerce highway is beset with obstacles. But luckily, with individuals like Michael Dadoun to help out, digital merchants can rest assured that solutions will always be in the offing.
Dadoun is presently CEO of UpClick.com a leading full payment processing solution system. He is also associated with Kutoto, Inc and Lavasoft.
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The local fibre movement, better known as Fibershed, is quickly taking off across North America and Europe. Let's look at how the movement is developing across Canada by honing in on three Canadian fibresheds.
Changes to Canadian Organic Standards for Crop and Livestock Production
A summary of the revised changes to the Canada's Crops and Livestock Standard.
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Livestock are at the center of soil building and the success of Funny Duck Farms. Farmer Sam Klinck explains how, with a photo tour of her family's farm.


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Monetization Director
- Québec City, Québec
- Full-time
Job Description
As Monetization Director, the incumbent will be responsible for defining a long term monetization strategy which respects the core values of the game, and creates an optimal player experience.
He/she will collaborate with the production teams in order to prioritize monetization opportunities based on key performance indicators.
The main and routine tasks of this position are to:
· Define a sustainable monetization strategy which is in line with the game's vision;
· Collaborate with the production team to ensure monetization strategy is integrated into the core gameplay features;
· Promote a holistic monetization strategy with the goal of improving retention and increasing in-game revenue, while respecting the player experience;
· Responsible for the monetization strategy and management of the in-game virtual store including catalog and pricing strategy for micro-transactions;
· Collaborate with operational teams to maximize post-launch campaign efforts;
· Analyse the impact of changes in the game, identify opportunities that will have a positive impact on monetization;
· Collaborate with the production team to ensure post-launch deliverables respect the monetization strategy and timeline;
· Define key performance indicators (KPIs) related to monetization, analyse KPI reports and share information with production teams to identify and predict trends;
· Monitor trends on monetization in order to identify best practices, achieve optimal results and innovation;
· Ensure compliance with the Ubisoft's standards and monetization practices;
· Carry out all other related tasks.
University degree in management, business or economics.
Relevant experience:
7 years or more experience in managing digital business operations or any other relevant fields.
Skills and knowledge:
· Excellent understanding of acquisition, retention and monetization concepts;
· Pragmatic and curious;
· Detail oriented;
· Excellent understanding of the video game market and its consumers;
· Ability to build and maintain organizational relationships;
· Excellent planning and organizational skills;
· Excellent analytical and synthesis skills;
· Motivated by an industry and a constantly changing agile environment.


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The 50th International Pula Bridge Festival started 3rd of September. For this 50th anniversary organizers prepared some special surprises. Including: Individual tournament, gifts and Gala dinner at the closing. Players from so many countries were here again: Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, England, Estonia, France, Germany, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Slovenia, Slovakia, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine and USA.
Number of participants and their quality certainly makes this Festival one of the top 5 European bridge events of that kind.
Open teams competition was broadcasted on BBO.
Here are some numbers: Opening IMP tourney had 190 pairs, 94 open teams (2 days competition), 252 pairs in the main MP tourney. You can check all the results at official website posted by software made by late Jan Romański.
I've met a lot of familiar faces from Intercity League and quite a few new ones. Also, winners of the Open team (Novi Sad) promised to take a part in the coming edition of our League.
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This lesson explores how those with the spiritual gift of administration function in the church and in relationship to the elders. Part 4.Audio File Lecture Outline Detailed Outline
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- Contemplate these questions, then click on each question to see the answer.
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- What are some of the things that can happen when a person who lacks administrative ability or gift is placed as the leader of a ministry?
- What do you think can be some inherent dangers of mis-using the spiritual gift of administration?
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- Make a list of all the administrative tasks that someone who is gifted in administration could take over that would free up others to use their spiritual gifts?


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Australia assigns warship to enforce N Korean sanctions
Australia has assigned a guided missile frigate to the East China Sea to boast international efforts to enforce sanctions against North Korea, an Australian officer said on Friday.
Australian Defense Force Chief of Joint Operations, Air Marshall Mel Hupfeld said the warship with a crew of 230 will be supported by two Australian AP-3C Orion surveillance aircraft based in Japan.
"Despite the easing of tensions on the Korea Peninsula, Pyongyang continues with its nuclear weapons and ballistic weapons programmes in defiance of… United Nations Security Council resolutions," Hupfeld told reporters.
"The occasional deployment of… maritime patrol aircraft and surface vessels to the region… adds weight to Australia's ongoing economic and diplomatic pressure on North Korea and enhances the capacity of ongoing multinational enforcement efforts," he added.
The Australians would work in cooperation with the Japanese, United States, Canadians and the South Koreas to enforce sanctions, Hupfeld said.
He likened detecting illegal ship-to-ship transfers of goods from among the many legitimate transactions in the East China Sea to finding a needle in a haystack.
Hupfeld would not say whether the frigate HMAS Melbourne's role would be intercepting suspect cargo ships.
"I won't go into a great deal of depth on those aspects, that's very much an operational matter," Hupfeld said.
"An airplane flying over the top can't stop anything from occurring," he added.
The Sydney-based warship was currently in South Korea taking part in a fleet review, he said.
Trump has encouraged US allies to maintain sanctions on North Korea until it denuclearises as part of what his administration has termed a campaign of "maximum pressure" against leader Kim Jong Un's government.
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September 12th, 2017
Designer Street Rods – PowerNation 2017 Week #38
This week on PowerNation Katie welcomes Rodney Beasley, owner of Designer Street Rods and two of his builds. First is a 1937 Ford truck owned by Bill Bowen. In a 4 year build, Rodney's team did a lot of rust repair, built a custom chassis, dropped in a 392 Ford Stroker making 430 horsepower and gave the pickup a very classy Oak wood bed floor. They sprayed it with a custom PPG metallic almost Green color with a custom leather interior by Paul Atkins.
The second is a 1957 Chevy Bel Air owned by his father Ray. Again the team did some rust repair, dropped in 350 LT-1 making 425 horsepower and gave it a cool paint treatment. It looks like Black, but it's Valspar's "Deep Blue Black". It too has a custom leather interior by Paul Atkins. Lots to take in this weekend including some great hands-on tech from our shops. See you this weekend PowerNation!


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In praise of china figurines and ornaments
In praise of china figurines and ornaments
The word ornament has grim connotations. But don't make your dogs, birds or dancing ladies hide away, because ceramic ornaments mean a huge amount to us - and sales are on the rise
We don't say 'I'm going ornament shopping today' or 'boy, that mantelpiece is looking empty, we must go and get some ornaments for it'. Nor do we say 'how about getting Tina and John a lovely ornament for their wedding present'.
It's a word loaded with associations to do with grannies and pre-war mantelpieces, china ladies in very un #metoo huge Cinderalla-goes-to-the-ball dresses, unironic dogs or poorly proportioned figurines - useless objects lacking in sophistication that thankfully these days we're likely to come across only in a second-hand shop.
But I'd like to speak up for the ornament, to say give one as a present or buy one for yourself because they can become very meaningful and surprisingly companionable little things - provided you don't drop them. And it's a joy to build up over time a collection of whatever floats your boat.
I say this after coming across a small wooden box when clearing out the lost which I thought I'd lost years ago. And, well, the sight of it brought a tear to my eye because in it lay my birds. A handful of little birds (mainly china) I'd collected as a child and which used to live happily on top of my chest of drawers until a horrid boyfriend threw them out of the window one day saying he hated them. I ran outside to gather them up from the lawn, put them in the box for safe keeping, put the box in a bag and the bag in a holdall... and now 25 years later I'm reunited with them and all the ensuing memories.
The one with a missing wing (thanks Tim) I bought in Elba when I was seven, the two white ones my godmother brought back for me from America when I was 10. Alas this ragbag nest of old birds are not beautiful enough to be displayed in our sitting room so I've put them on my dressing table, where I alone can commune with them each morning. And they have got me thinking about ornaments. In particular why does no one buy them any more?
Mal Pashley, marketing director at Stoke On Trent-based The English Ladies Co, begs to differ and says people most certainly do buy them and sales of figurines (she tends to avoid the word ornament) have been increasing following a period of stagnating sales from around 2000 to 2010.
'I think there are several reasons why they fell out of favour. Firstly, around the time of the new millennium there was an over-supply of figurines and they stopped holding their value. That in turn led to a big drop in manufacturing.
'And do you remember that Ikea ad that urged us all to chuck out our chintz.. that made us feel guilty about owning decorative stuff, that it wasn't hip..so we all felt embarrassed into getting rid of our nick-nacks and the pretty things we might have collected.
'But the point about china figurines is that we develop an emotional connection to them, they are very personal to us,' says Pashley. 'When people see and touch products like ours, they have an emotional response to them. I mean, when you see our dancing ladies in their big swishy dresses, what you sense is a huge amount of movement - which is a special quality they have, given they're totally static things!'
To illustrate the point let's bring in Kate and Nigel Grose from Caldicot in South Wales. They were burgled 10 years ago and a lot of their personal belongings were stolen. Kate Grose says the one thing they've never forgotten and would love to be returned to them over everything else is a 1930s' figurine of a lady in a flowing black gown. 'She lived on the piano and she was very beautiful. We grew to love her and we miss her still... sounds sentimental, I know, but it's true.'
'I think it's been a neglected business, which explains why we're finding success now,' says Pashley.
Is it art? Is it sculpture? And do china ladies reinforce gender stereotypes?
The art world and the world of high end interior design are dismissive of traditional figurines, whether depictions of ladies, lovers, mothers and babies, horses, dogs or birds ('oh good heavens, they're the epitome of bad taste, why are these things still being made?' asks one very posh interior designer who wishes to remain nameless). But while they're not fine art - they can be mass producted - they are made by highly skilled artists and if you look closely at a figurine, particularly a dancing lady in a frothy dress, the level of detail and accuracy is astonishing.
Mal Pashley explains that the English Ladies Co products are designed and prototyped in Stoke on Trent and manufactured at a factory in Thailand for cost reasons, then hand-painted in Stoke. Each figure requires up to 10 moulds for particular parts, so they are very labour intensive to make, and designs are produced in limited edition batches, which is also a way of ensuring there isn't over supply and there is a second-hand market.
Does the company come in for flack at its depiction of womanhood in what is an idealised ultra feminine form? - with their tiny waists, gorgeous dresses and flowing tresses, these ladies certainly aren't gender neutral, gender fluid or non-binary...
Well no, because these figurines are made for people who want this style of piece. 'Of course they appeal to girly-girls, they are very feminine and romantic,' says Pashley. 'Many women still hold that dream of the perfect wedding dress ... interestingly when we started, we had figurines in slim dresses but they didn't sell well, so we put them in the big flowing gowns and people love them.' (A collaboration with Liverpool wedding dress maker Thelma Madine of Channel 4's My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding has proved a great success...)
Now for the weird and wonderful...Jamie Hayón for Lladró
If Cinderalla ballgowns don't do it for you, take a look at the Jaime Hayón Fantasy collection of figurines for Spanish porcelain company Lladró, a world leader in porcelain ornaments. He launched the collection in '08 and has added new pieces over the years. You could say they're figurines for men and non-girly girls, for those who like a touch of irony in their ornaments, for people wanting something tastefully weird or a bit creepy on their shelves. Pieces are intriguing, beautifully made, the product of an extraordinary imagination and well worth collecting if you can afford them. Prices start at £160 and rise to around £1600.
So, in short, don't listen to anyone who says ornaments are naff! If you like china animals or pretty ladies in swooshy frocks, then collect away and display them proudly.
From a design point of view, they work best when you have a number of pieces on a shelf or across a shelving unit because they have impact and tell a story.
And from an environmental perspective, ceramic is good stuff because it has the potential to last for hundreds of years without degrading and while it won't biodegrade, it is inert in landfill.


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Cross-Border Restructurings U.S. and European Perspectives
Mittwoch 27. Oktober 2010, 15:30 Uhr, Chadbourne & Parke LLP, 30 Rockefeller Plaza, 36th Floor New York
The global economic downturn has significantly increased financial pressure on corporations around the world and is likely to continue to do so for years to come. It is more important than ever before for lenders and borrowers to understand all of the restructuring options open to them, at both the domestic and international level, in order to deal with the multiple issues arising from over-levered balance sheets.
This unique program will consist of two separate panels focusing on cross-border restructuring from both U.S. and European perspectives:
- The U.S. panel will discuss how the U.S. Chapter 11 process can be used to effectuate the restructuring of an international company by analyzing the recent and successful prepackaged Chapter 11 of Xerium Technologies.
- The European panel will discuss the most recent issues in the European restructuring market with a particular focus on the UK and Germany.


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Selclene Southeast – Domestic Cleaning Services in West Norwood, Southeast London – Decking Cleaning – Get it looking brand new again !
Selclene Southeast are currently offering some great deals on all aspects of our house cleaning services. This not only covers the internal rooms of your house but also include those outdoor areas too in the West Norwood, Southeast London area. We are professionals that have been in the domestic cleaning industry for decades and can have your house and garden looking immaculate in no time at all. Contact us to hear some amazing offers we have on all of our house cleaning services. In the meantime read on and we will share some of our best trade secrets for maintaining your decking.
Decking cleaning is essential maintenance and brings a new lease of life to alfresco living. After spending hundreds, even thousands on that brand new garden decking you always wanted, its heartbreaking when it starts showing wear and tear. Decking is a big investment, that anyone would love to have, so maintaining that new look should not have to cost an arm and a leg. By following these cheap and easy decking cleaning tips & tricks, we will help you make sure your decking is protected and as good as new for many years to come!
Why should I maintain my decking?
Considering how expensive it is to add decking to your garden, it is not something that you should neglect, if you want to get your money's worth out of it. A healthy garden is a happy garden, where you can relax, enjoy, and spend quality time in, which includes your decking! When decking cleaning, it is best to make sure you do it at least twice a year. Once in the spring, to get ready to spend the summer months using it, and also once more in the autumn, so your decking is well prepared to take on those cold, harsh, winter months. It is best to do decking cleaning as often as you can. Those rainy London days will not only water your garden, but they will also harbor and grow mould and mildew on your beautiful decking, making it slippery and unsightly. When you neglect to do decking cleaning, it begins to rot away, and lose its original purpose, so it is in any decking owner's best interest to make sure that it is in tip top shape, with a regular decking cleaning routine.
Decking Cleaning – Mould and Mildew
With those unpredictable rainy days we get in the UK, it is no surprise that our gardens tend to look slippery and soaked. When it rains outside, and soaks the decking, mould and mildew begin to form and coat a slimy surface of algae and fungi that make it a slippery nightmare to walk on. Not only does it make your decking slippery, but over time, that mould and mildew will begin to grow rapidly, which will quickly begin to rot and decay your wood decking boards. When mould and mildew begin to decay your decking, the wood becomes soft, and will in time begin to crumble and break apart. Leaving you with unsafe, damaged decking which will cost much more than you imagined. By giving a good scrub with a hard bristled brush, and a bucket of warm, soapy water, you can further remove any signs of mould and mildew, before they take over and become an even bigger problem. Another way of going about decking cleaning is to either buy, rent, or borrow a jet wash, and spend a few hours making sure every last inch and corner has been reached by the high power jet wash. Once you have scrubbed, and washed the boards, you should let them dry completely overnight, or over a few days before you cover the decking in a wood sealant/preserver.
Decking Cleaning and Staining
If your decking is starting to lose colour, and is overall looking a little dull and drab, then it sounds like its time to stain and treat it. The first thing you need to remember to do is follow the above steps as part of your decking cleaning maintenance. By doing your decking cleaning before you stain it, you are allowing all of the layers of build up to be removed, to ensure that the stain and preservers are being absorbed nicely into the wood. If you are working with a rough, and uneven decking surface, it may be time to sand to keep it in top shape before you get to staining. When staining your decking, it is best to make sure you do not go for cheap stains. If you are investing that much money in your deck in the first place, it will require some nice, and trustworthy stain. When choosing which stain to get, look for an all-in-one stain and preserver, to save you the hassle of doing it multiple times. Once you have chosen the right stain, you can follow the instructions, take your time, and already start to see a difference. Re-staining and preserving your decking is a step you can take to guarantee that your decking stays looking as good as new. This decking cleaning routine that will can keep your decking looking great, for longer!
Decking Cleaning Maintenance – Repairing damaged boards
You wouldn't walk across a broken wooden bridge, so why would you walk across broken decking? Over time, if you do not properly maintain and care for your decking with regular decking cleaning and maintenance, you risk the chance of mould and mildew completely decaying at the wood boards. If you have neglected your decking cleaning routine for too long, you may have soft, decaying, damaged boards that are unsafe to walk on. If you are guilty of this happening, then it is time to fix those boards. Replacing rotten, decaying, soft boards will make your decking more safe to walk on. The thing to remember is, when you're buying the new wood planks to fix the rotten decking, just remember to next time care and clean for your decking so this does not happen again.
Having lovely wooden decking, is such a nice touch to the look and atmosphere of a garden! It automatically adds neatness, comfort, and a place to hang out and spend time, while looking great as well! When owning a deck, you are investing in a lifelong addition to your house, which like any other part of your house, needs the attention, maintenance, and care you would give to anywhere else. By properly caring for your decking, you in return get years of a lovely garden to spend time with family and friends!
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The primary objective of the Attosecond Sources Division is to implement and further develop high-order harmonic beamlines, providing attosecond pulses (in forms of single pulses and pulse trains) for user and internal experiments. The implementation of these beamlines (2015-2019) are based on Technical Designs produced by contracted Developers. The implementation procedure starts with a tedious public procurement, revisiting engineering aspects of the designs, and is concluded by building up the entire systems complete with diagnostics and experimental endstations.
The flexibility of the beamlines will enable further developments in tailoring the produced radiation for individual requirements.
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December 5, 2017
The China-Canada Young Leaders Program – Apply Now!
Deadline to apply is February 23, 2018
Their Shanghai ECNU experience is over and now they are off to teach primary and middle school students in Chongqing. Recruitment for 2018 cohort has now started!
The China-Canada Young Leaders Program, a partnership between East China Normal University (ECNU) in Shanghai and Canada World Youth, started in September and will run until the end December 2017. For the first 13 weeks of this exciting initiative six Canadian students are living on campus while studying Chinese history, learning about the fastest growing economy in the world as well as its political system. Some courses are with Chinese students, while others are specifically designed for international students. A key component of the program is to study Mandarin.
The Young Leaders have been sharing videos with us on social media, describing their interest in applying to the program as well as life on campus and around Shanghai:
Continue following us on Facebook and Twitter for regular updates and to see how they are doing with their Mandarin!
During the final four weeks of the program, participants will teach primary and middle school students in Chongqing. Courses will be given in a wide range of subjects based on the academic background and interest of each Canadian student. We're looking forward to sharing with you this next stage of their program.
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Makeover for an old dress September 28, 2008Posted by Sarah in clothes, fabric, flowers, refashion, sewing.
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This dress was a second hand buy a few years back. I've always loved the fabric and the unusual collar. The dresss was never quite right though. The elastic under the bodice was always uncomfortable, and made the whole outfit ride up unflatteringly.
I unpicked the waistband and elastic, then ironed the whole garment flat again. I've put new darts in the front and back to bring the sides in, and made a cute belt to wear with it.
Recycling yarn September 26, 2008Posted by Sarah in cosy, home made, knitting, refashion, wool.
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I've had a wee hiatus from posting here at Craftyllama, but I'm back!
The bulk of my time has been spent knitting, but more about that big project coming up in a future post.
Said big project has required alot of wool, and instead of heading to the yarn store yet again to buy wool I started to look at what I already had. I made this scarf last year, but recently I've become bored with it. I decided to recycle the yarn to use in my new project. The process was rewarding, and i've got back two balls of pure wool that would have otherwise laid in my closet for another year.
First of all I had to find the end of the yarn that I had woven/hidden in the scarf.
Next I started to very gently unravel the scarf.
Which looked like this once I was done.
The next step is to wind the wool into hanks, around something about a foot apart. Some people wind around their knees or feet, but I decided to use one of our chairs. Luckily I realised early on that I wouldn't be able to remove my hank if I was winding the wool onto this part of the chair.
So I started again with the chair turned upside down.
Once I had a hank wound I tied it together in three places to keep it together.
Then I had three nicely wound hanks of wool, but they were still a bit crinkly.
Now they were washed in a warm wool wash in the basin and then rinsed.
To remove the kinks from the wool I tied a can to the bottom of each hank, and then tied the hank to the washing line. The can pulls on the wool to smooth out the kinks.
Once they were dried they came off the washing line, the cans were released from their duties, and the wool was put into my basket for knitting with.
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One of the things I love most about music is that there is a never-ending treasure trove of incredible, wonderful songs to discover. While watching Jeopardy! today, I discovered this little gem from Husker Du. It might sound a little familiar to sitcom fans.
Yes, that's the theme from The Mary Tyler Moore Show performed with fuzzy guitar and whipcrack drums by one of the darling bands of the post-Punk 80s. Husker Du, for all their rage and raging sound, could be surprisingly gentle and tender. This is one of the most optimistic songs ever about one of the most optimistic TV heroines ever, played by one of its most wholesomely appealing stars. But while Bob Mould and company manage to keep that optimism and wholesome appeal intact, they can't help but add a slight edge of Lou Grant style curmudgeon. "You got spunk. I hate spunk." There is absolutely nothing about this I don't love.


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Characters: 3 male, 2 female Interior Winner! 2011 Obie Award for Playwriting Nominated for the 2011 Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Play Samuel D. Hunter's A Bright New Boise is a earnest comedy about the meager profits of modern faith. In the bleak, corporate break room of a craft store in Idaho, someone is summoning The Rapture. Will, who has fled his rural hometown after a scandal at his Evangelical church, comes to the Hobby Lobby, not only for employment, but also to rekindle a relationship with Alex, his brooding teenage son, whom he gave up for adoption several years ago. Alex works there along with Leroy, his adopted brother and protector, and Anna, a hapless young woman who reads bland fiction but hopes for dramatic endings. As their manager, foul-mouthed Pauline, tries ceaselessly to find order (and profit) in the chaos of small business, these lost souls of the Hobby Lobby confront an unyielding world through the beige-tinted impossibility of modern faith. "This clear-eyed comedy will lift your heart." -Time Out New York "Samuel D. Hunter has offered us a humorous and touching exploration of faith and family" - NYTheatre.com "Samuel D. Hunter has effectively rendered himself a playwright to watch with A Bright New Boise...a quietly affecting drama that delves into the always thorny issues of faith, forgiveness, and second chances with great eloquence and compassion." -TheatreMania
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The American Company Aurora was founded in the 1950s by John Cuomo, Abe Shikes and Joe Giammarino and is well known for their HO (1/87-scale) line of slot racing products. In 1960 Aurora introduced the first electric powered slot cars.
By 1965 Aurora had sold over 25 million HO slot cars. Aurora bought K&B in 1965 to get a share on the 1/32-market. Aurora started to produce in the same year some models on that scale, but it was a flop.
The models were not competitive. Aurora called these models A-jets. The "A" stood for American. The American models carried an American flag sticker on the doors, but some came without flags or stripes. Not only cars were produced but also a few Thundercycles and a Wheelie trike. Aurora's production of 1/32-scale models ceased in 1971.
Aurora held more market share than than any of its slot car competitors, no matter what scale. Probably the most memorable of the Aurora slot cars was the Thunderjet 500 in 1963. Some slot-historians claim that the diversity is actually partially responsible for Aurora's demise. From the earliest days after acquiring Playcraft's Highway slot car system, to Postage Stamp Trains and 1:32 scale slot cars, Aurora tried to offer something for everyone.


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Pista Rayon Straight Knee Length Kurti
Comfortable and stylish, this knee length pista kurti from Grishti will bestow you with an appealing look. Made from the best quality of khadi rayon fabric, this regular fit women's kurti features Chinese collar, front & side slit and straight silhouette, which adds to its functionality in the best way. Pair this elegant piece with contrast leggings and peep toe pumps to achieve a style inspired look in no time.
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Small Claes
Hey! My name is Mini-Claes and I'm not as shy as my big brother. I like to get into a lot of mischief and as my brother I am pretty chubby too!
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Research programs and dedicated participating physicians are helping the community gain immediate access to leading-edge technology that may someday save their lives. From robotic-assisted enhancements and laser technology, to advanced cardiac medicines and minimally invasive cardiac surgical techniques, cardiovascular research at Medical City is making a difference in the lives of these patients. We were one of the most active research sites in evaluating a new approach to replacing the aortic valve without the need to open the chest or to place the patient on a bypass machine. Another study is assessing the safety and efficacy of using stem cells to generate new heart tissue in patients requiring a ventricular assist device. For more information on our numerous cardiovascular trials, please visit clinicaltrials.gov.


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Between April 2011 and June 2012, I participated in the pilot of the political opinion survey prepared for a TÜBİTAK project. For the same project, I also interviewed 25 leading Turkish businessmen, academics/university presidents and journalists/chief editors of newspapers.
In March 2014, I did interviews with 18 Greek leaders in Athens, including current and former ministers, government spokesmen, businessmen and workers' representatives for a book project.