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Elegant, charismatic vocalist Hiromi Kanda pays tribute to the timeless American classics in Days of Yesterday, her sophomore album. Nagasaki-born Kanda says, "I have always loved America's great standards and the old movie musicals. I feel that the music of this genre in America—the classics written by Cole Porter, George Gershwin and Gus Kahn— may be the most musical and romantic ever written. Also, the big band sound makes it so big!" In order to achieve that "bigness," Kanda came to Hollywood, where she recorded Days of Yesterday at the legendary Capitol Studios with a full 50-piece orchestra. Working with Hiromi on the album were the multiple Grammy-winning producer/engineer Al Schmitt and arranger Matt Catingub, a multi-instrumentalist, conductor and composer. The album also spotlights Joe Sample on piano.
"What an unexpected treat to work with Hiromi, whom I never worked with before. She has a wonderful voice and has love and respect for that classic era of music. She's a great talent." - Al Schmitt
"Blessed with a solid voice and an impressive sense of time, Hiromi sings in a style that suggests the smokiness of Marlene Dietrich crossed with the lilt of Astrud Gilberto." - JazzTimes Magazine

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GameBoy Advance Mother 3 sadly never got a Western release. That doesn't mean it couldn't possibly get a DS release.
Nintendo funded studio Brownie Brown had a hand in developing Mother 3. Brownie Brown President Shinichi Kameoka said a DS port is possible — though, this is not an official announcement in any regards.
"If we were asked to make one [a DS version of Mother 3] ," Kameoka said, "then we would definitely like for fans abroad to play the game."
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Plant legislation falls within two main categories: a) plant health protection including plant quarantine and pesticides registration; and b) seed, plant variety, and biotechnology legislation.
Governments aiming to improve their plant protection systems to facilitate agricultural trade with other countries -- especially if they have joined or are considering joining the World Trade Organization -- have approached FAO for assistance with updating their legislation or drafting new legislative instruments. Projects have been approved or are under way in Azerbaijan, Bhutan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Eritrea, Iran, Mauritius, Nepal, Nigeria and Tunisia. A regional project in the Caribbean region has led to the preparation and approval of draft plant protection law to be used as a model for the members of the Caribbean Community.
For the FAO Legal Officers and consultants providing this technical assistance, the New Revised Text of the International Plant Protection Convention and the WTO Agreement on the Application of Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures (SPS Agreement) serve as the basis for updated laws and regulations.
For the second category (seeds, plant variety protection, and biotechnology), countries such as Iran and Mauritius have sought assistance with developing basic seed laws to establish the necessary structures for effective seed certification and trade. In Syria, legal assistance turned on implementation of Syria's pending responsibilities under the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources in Food and Agriculture.
In recent years many countries have been assessing the implications of the WTO TRIPS (Trade-Related Intellectual Property Rights) Agreement, which requires signatory countries to apply the obligations of the world's most important intellectual property conventions. Article 27 of the Agreement requires member countries to provide for the protection of plant varieties by patents, by an effective sui generis system, or by both. Member countries of FAO are inquiring about their duties and options under the Agreement, and its implications for their national legislation. Argentina, Bangladesh, Bolivia, and Malaysia have sought FAO assistance in developing legislation of the products of biotechnology. Swaziland, as well, wishes to prepare legislative instruments specifically to regulate genetically modified organisms.
Occasionally, FAO member countries request assistance in developing legislation on other plant-related matters, such as those captured in projects on the establishment of a mandatory health certification scheme for citrus in Trinidad, the creation of a regional locust commission for several countries of Central Asia, the launch of a regional food safety, animal and plant health agency for the Caribbean, and the harmonization of measures for fruit fly control in a number of North African and Gulf countries. Kenya received assistance regarding legislation to establish the Kenya Plant Health Inspectorate Service, which will be charged with enforcing the plant protection law, the seed law and the plant variety protection law – all prepared collaboratively using national and FAO legal expertise.
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Apple unveils iPad Air, jazzed-up iPad Mini
And in this corner, weighing in at four whole ounces less than its predecessor, the new iPad Air!
In an 82-minute breathless chorus from the gee-whiz boys of its executive suite, Apple on Tuesday unveiled a smorgasbord of software and hardware upgrades, all of them upstaged by the one-pound tablet in the spotlight center stage.
"This is the lightest full-size tablet in the world," Apple's marketing chief Phil Schiller told the crowd of media and analysts in downtown San Francisco. "It's amazingly thin and weighs only one pound, and holding it is a dramatically different experience. The iPad Air offers our new vision for mobile computing."
There were other headlines, including a second-generation and much more powerful iPad Mini featuring the crystal-clear Retina display that comes on the larger iPad, along with a slew of free software running on its new iOS7 operating system. But it was the Air that stole the show, and later in a hands-on demo room, won the hearts of the crowd.
"Thinner, lighter, faster and free software," said analyst Avi Greengart with Current Analysis. "Losing those four ounces changes the way you relate to the iPad and it's instantly noticeable."
The event, preceded for days with Apple's trademark whip-everyone-into-a-frenzy buzz, felt somewhat more subdued than previous launches, perhaps reflecting a disappointment from investors who have been hoping Apple would pull a brand new category of product out of its hat. Apple shares stayed flat as Wall Street took in the news, and the crowd on hand was less forthcoming with applause than usual.
But while not earthshaking, Apple's latest software and hardware achievements were impressive, some analysts said, offering a host of new features to enrich the user experience, including updated and free tools like iWorks, iLife and GarageBand. And these goodies - along with dramatic upgrades to its MacBook Pro line of laptops and a much more powerful desktop PC, the Mac Pro - will arrive just in time for the all-important holiday shopping season.
As Gartner analyst Van Baker put it, despite the lack of fireworks that accompanied launches of the iPhone and early iPads, "this is all another step along the way in Apple's continuing improvements as it tries to keep ahead of its rivals."
Much of what was talked about on stage had already been announced at Apple's developers conference earlier this year. It was the new iPad and iPad Mini that seemed to catch everyone's fancy this time around.
Baker wondered whether a faster and more powerful iPad would "widen the gap between the hybrids and the tablet," suggesting that users will be drawn to a souped-up iPad that essentially does one thing, as opposed to other devices that seem to be part tablet, part laptop.
"People don't want a device that tries to do more than one thing," he said. "They want a device, like the tablet, that's optimized for what it's supposed to be."
Much of the event was filled with the usual corporate crowing. CEO Tim Cook kicked things off at 10 a.m. sharp by praising the company's recent iPhone launch and iOS update, and sharing the company's vision for its Mac line of personal computers. He then boasted that the iPad has surpassed 170 million sales since its 2010 introduction, and now accounts for more than 80 percent of tablet usage, though far less than 80 percent of tablet sales. He added: "This is just the beginning for iPad."
With Apple's share of the global tablet market continuing to shrink, the next two months could be crucial for the Cupertino tech giant. Will holiday shoppers embrace the new iPad Mini, with its greater speed and sharper display? Will the digital warriors buy iPad Airs to harness the workplace tools included for free in Apple's new beefed-up wisp of a tablet?
Analyst Greengart said that while Apple didn't announce any new paradigm-shifting products, the software and hardware advances unveiled Tuesday were more than enough:
"While financial analysts may still say 'But where's the magic?' Apple says, 'The magic is here.'"
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iPad Air: A fifth-generation tablet weighing 1 pound; runs the powerful 64-bit A7X processor in the new iPhone 5S, and starts at $499 (Apple will continue to sell the iPad 2 starting at $399)
iPad Mini: second generation features the Retina display already offered on full-size iPads and some Mac products, and runs on the new 64-bit processor; starts at $399, a bump up from the previous iPad Mini's price of $329
Mavericks: Apple's new operating system helps extend battery life and provides a more efficient memory that helps it run faster; provided for free and available immediately for download on Macs dating back to 2007.
MacBook Pro: Updated 13-inch and 15-inch models will be beefed up with new Intel chips, and both feature a $200 price cut, starting at $1,299 and $1,999, respectively; available immediately
Mac Pro: Updated desktop model was previewed at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference in June; features new generation Intel Xeon processor with 4, 6, 8 or 12 cores and the fastest memory ever in a Mac
Software offerings: Improved iMovie, iPhoto, GarageBand and the iLife and iWork suites, which received updates to match Apple's new mobile and PC operating systems; offered free with the purchase of any new Apple device, and previous owners can update their software for free
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In 2009, the United Nations Security Management System (UNSMS) Project Group was established by the Department of Safety and Security to report to the HLCM on the design of the new Security Level System (SLS).
The new SLS was developed to assess security through a structured process based on threats (deliberate human causes) and hazards (harmful natural or man-made accidental events) which are examined and weighted to arrive at an appropriate security level that exists in a geographic environment. The security level indicates the degree of danger that exists in the defined area or location on a scale of 1, least dangerous, to 6, most dangerous. The strength of the SLS is that it fits into the front end of the Security Risk Management model without triggering administrative management decisions that could hamper programme delivery.
The HLCM Steering Committee approved five field locations to pilot test the new SLS and the Guidelines for Acceptable Risk:
- Israel/West Bank/Gaza
- Colombia
- Sudan
- Kenya
- Somalia
After further adjustments from the field, the CEB endorsed the new Security Level System and called for its implementation across the UN system effective in January 2011.


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In Consuming Kids, psychologist Susan Linn takes a comprehensive and unsparing look at the demographic advertisers call "the kid market," taking readers on a compelling and disconcerting journey through modern childhood as envisioned by commercial interests. Children are now the focus of a marketing maelstrom, targets for everything from minivans to M&M counting books. All...
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They are the merchants of cool: creators and sellers of popular culture who have made teenagers the hottest consumer demographic in America. But are they simply reflecting teen desires or have they begun to manufacture those desires in a bid to secure this lucrative market? And have they gone too far in their attempts to...


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Vick was recently spotted sipping a fruity and legal adult beverage, a non-story in any league that isn't run by a guy who thinks he's Father Flanagan in Boys Town, which is to say, any league but Roger Goodell's NFL.
A brief summary, for those of you not up on your Pro Football Talk: A couple weeks ago, the New York Post spotted Vick nursing a Grey Goose and pineapple shortly after his first workout with the Eagles. Mike Florio pounced, noting that the terms of Vick's reinstatement prohibit the use of drugs and alcohol. This occasioned the Eagles' response yesterday in which they denied that Vick had violated his probation. No matter. People tsk-tsked anyway. "Michael, you can't do that," his mentor, Tony Dungy, told him. And here came Florio, waving around the royal "we" like some sort of sceptre:
Still, at a time when Vick is expected to be "proactive" in his off-field pursuits, we think Vick is taking a huge risk by drinking any alcohol — especially since Eagles owner Jeff Lurie has made it clear that the decision to give Vick a second chance could potentially be reversed at any time.
I don't know what Vick's reinstatement has to do with drinking alcohol, much less fruity adult beverages. Nor do I know what risk a fruity adult beverage might pose, except to Vick's reputation in some quarters as a man perhaps not given to fruity adult beverages. But this is Roger Goodell's NFL. And the fact that this rose to the level of a story in the first place is testimony to Goodell's influence on the culture of the league. This is the same NFL that once upon a time gave us Bachelors III, Raider "Camaraderie," Peter Gent, Semi-Tough and Michael Irvin snorting the Medellin cartel off a stripper's tits, but now is so fully imbued with the infantilizing spirit of its commissioner that a lone vodka and pineapple is deemed, even by normally sensible outsiders, a "huge risk." It's a league of narcs now.
Has Vick already violated the terms of his reinstatement? [PFT]
Eagles respond to Grey Goose report [PFT]
Eagles respond to Vick alcohol report [Philadelphia Inquirer]


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Since [the new Yankee Stadium] opened in April, scads of empty seats in prime locations have compelled the team to cut prices. Tickets to a recent Boston Red Sox game, usually a hot item, were selling for $8 on StubHub ...The Yankees may set a new record for consecutive non-sellouts.
What if this $1.5 billion ballpark doesn't help the team? Is it possible that this magnificent facility could fail? ...
The new Yankee Stadium has seemed cursed from the beginning, as if Babe Ruth disapproved of the abandonment of the house he built. That it opened during a recession, with a major-league-high $72.97 average price for a nonpremium ticket (up 76% over 2008, according to Team Marketing Report) has created contempt among fans who otherwise love the team. ...
"They've made almost every mistake you can make," says Roger Noll, a professor of economics emeritus at Stanford. "There's nothing that's been as unpopular as this."
A WSJ comment from Paul Cenzoprano (who named "Jetter" among the team's great players):
I am standing up today, while the team is suffering to say a the Stadium is great, a tribute to baseball, and a national treasure; furthermore the Yankees are, as I write this, scraping the season back together and will be successful this season. The team owes it to those who dedicated years of effort poured into this new great stadium. Built with heart and soul, the new Yankee Stadium deserves nothing less then ever ounce of this teams heart and soul poured back into it and into this season.Is this parody? I fear it is not.
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These days finding a rust-free International Harvester is a nearly impossible task, but as this vintage photo from 1973 shows finding a clean Scout was once as simple as driving down to your local IH dealer.
Considering the last light duty International Truck or SUV rolled off the assembly line before my time, the site of this many clean IHs in one place is almost too much to process. We imagine this dealership, located in Greenville, SC, was one of the larger of its kind judging from the amount of Scouts, Travelalls and pickup trucks parked alongside the more heavy duty offerings from IH.
Unfortunately finding any clues as to where this dealership once stood or when they went out of business proved to be even tougher than locating an example of the vehicles they sold in the condition shown here.
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Loews Lake Las Vegas
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This upscale resort on the shores of Lake Mead offers all the luxuries. All well-behaved dogs of any size are welcome. This upscale hotel resort offers their "Loews Loves Pets" program which includes special pet treats, local dog walking routes, and a list of nearby pet-friendly places to visit. The hotel is about 30 minutes from the Las Vegas Strip. There is a $25 one time additional pet fee per room. To get to the hotel take I-215 east until it ends into Lake Mead Blvd and proceed 7 miles on Lake Mead Blvd. The hotel will be on the left and you can follow the signs.
DogFriendly.com, with tens of thousands of places listed to take your dog to, will be releasing on it's Dog News blog, Facebook page and on Twitter a list of 200 Top Places that you can take your dog in the U.S. and Canada. This list, while intended to highlight top places that are especially pet-friendly, is not designed to be the absolutely top 200 places that we could find, but a sampling of the top places so that all regions, types of attractions, hotels, B&Bs, vacation rentals, parks, beaches, shopping and more can be considered. No doubt each of you will find many other places not on this list or our full list of dog-friendly places at https://www.dogfriendly.com. Please let us know about them by commenting on the blog or emailing us at email@example.com. You can also let us and our readers know if you agree or disagree with the selections, or your experiences there. Please keep in mind that places often change their policies regarding dogs and thus may have different policies at any time in the future.
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Metal roofing is one of the most prominent methods of roof installation and for good reason. Metal roofing in Woodstock provides a multitude of benefits beyond aesthetics, and has proven time and time again to be an overall excellent choice. The professionals at Fowler Homes have years of experience in metal roof installation, and can offer the skill and knowledge needed to provide your home with a top-quality metal roof.
We install:
- Ribbed panel or corrugated metal
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At Fowler Homes, our team boasts some of the best and brightest in the field, generating industry-leading work that is always sure to impress. We put great effort in providing excellence in each project we undertake, and will not rest until you are absolutely satisfied with your metal roof installation. Have a glance at the positive words our previous customers have provided!
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The Benefits of Metal Roofing in Woodstock
Metal roofs provide some of the best aesthetics in Georgia roofing to date, but there are some practical reasons for choosing it as your material as well.
- The life expectancy of your metal roof should be roughly as long as that of your home itself. Metal stands up exceptionally well to weather, sun and other forms of damage, and is generally proven to last in excess of fifty years.
- You may not think it at first, but metal is usually much lighter than many other roofing materials. This reduces the load on your home, and alleviates structural stress.
- Fire resistance.Metal roofs boast the best fireproof rating amongst all roofing materials.
- Simple and quick installation.Metal roofs are generally quite easy to install, and take very little time overall, ensuring the job is done efficiently.
- With numerous styles and materials available, there's a metal roof to suit any homeowner's tastes.
Installing the New Metal Roof that Is Right for Your Woodstock Home
The Georgia metal roof industry has come a long way since corrugated tin. There's quite a bit of variance in material and style, which can often lead a Woodstock homeowner into a bit of confusion in choosing what works best for their home. We hope to assist in this choice by tossing out a few pointers.
- Understand your needs.The structure, size and style of your Woodstock home do much to dictate what type of metal roof will suit you best. Knowing what materials and styles suit your needs best is crucial in choosing a roof.
- Understand your climate.While metal roofs in Woodstock are known for great durability, some types suit certain locations best. Take snowfall, rain and storm frequency into account when choosing your roof.
- Know what is available.There are innumerable types of metal roofs available these days (copper standing seam metal, standing seam metal, ribbed panel metal, stone coated metal shingles), so having a moderate understanding of what's out there will go a long way in telling you what you want.
- Be aware of cost.Much like anything else, you will get what you pay for. A good metal roof often exceeds the cost of "standard" roofing materials, but do know that initial cost is offset by less frequent maintenance, and sheer lifespan.
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A new research report offered by MRC provides a market overview of the Keyboard Amplifiers industry. This comprehensive analysis includes product scope, opportunities and challenges, market revenue, sales volume, growth rate and estimates. It also explores the global players of the market.
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The report features in-depth analysis of the market with a focus on current industry activities, facts, product innovations, and forecasts for the projected time frame along with key participants, extensive product, and regional coverage. This report helps identify the prospects in this particular industry space by offering specific potential demand forecasts. These predictions would help in making important decisions and grabbing the untapped markets amid current market participants, and new entrants.
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A collection of the world's finest Papercraft, Printable Crafts, Arts and Crafts and Paper Models
Sunday, April 30, 2006
Robot Papercrafts
Tons of really wonderful papercraft here, mainly robots that look like they stepped straight out of a bad sci fi from the fifties. Something about this whale appealed to me, does he fly with that little helicopter thing on his back? or does he use it to propel through the water faster? are those wheels on the bottom?? So many questions, so little time.
Get some papercraft robot love in your life
Really great Origami Blog
Found this on my internet travels and it's a winner, on a different tip than the usual anime cuteness I post around these parts, but totally awesome nonetheless. Go there and be all zen and Oragamish.
Eric Gjerde's musings on origami, tessellations, geometry, design, and art.
Eric Gjerde's musings on origami, tessellations, geometry, design, and art.
Animal Papercrafts
These simple but great looking papercrafts are all for you! There is a bit of everything here really, a fox, a turtle, a shark and oh so much more, my favorite has to be the elephant though (scroll down a bit), that is the cutest godamn thing I think I have ever seen in my life!
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Saturday, April 29, 2006
Pokemon Papercraft
I fondly remember a cold winter, unemployed with to much time on my hands, the highlight of my day was the Pokemon cartoon, I even had the theme song memorized and sometimes would sing it to random people that walked past my apartment for a coin or a cigarette. Thank goodness I'm all grown up and have a real job now : (
Get Pokemon fever with this Pokemon papercraft, everything from the mysterious Miyu to the adorable Pikachu
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Wednesday, April 26, 2006
Nintendo Papercraft
Sell your xbox to a homeless boy with no arms for 20 cents, take your playstation out in the backyard, dig a hole and bury that sucker, plant a seed where it is buried, it will grow into a tree that will look great for a year or two and then simply do nothing and occasionally say disk read error. Where I'm going with this is simple, Nintendo is the truth brother, the truth! When I finished Paper Mario I wept big manly tears of joy, you should of seen me, I was an emotional wreck for days on end.
Anyway this is a papercraft blog and here is some Nintendo papercraft for you to hug and squeeze and hold close to your heart. They even have Ness from Mother2!!!
Get it now and forever be happy.
Papercraft Trout
Do you have one of those of friends who has everything? I know the type, trust me. While other friends are buying them gold plated ipods and flying monkeys in a vain attempt to impress the friend, I simply deliver to them a paper fish, a trout in fact. Words can not describe the joy I see in their eyes.
Show your la de da friends you are all class with a lovely paper trout.
Friday, April 14, 2006
Design Your Own Papercraft
Check this out, it's a pretty simple concept, download a white template file as a pdf, print it out and draw your design on it. Not just content with the Wall Man (example pictured above) you can also grab a Canvas Car, Sneaker, Box Man and something called a Snea-Car.
I'm impressed by this idea. Props to you Mr Shin Tanaka.
Wednesday, April 12, 2006
Aqua Teen Hungerforce Papercraft
Adult swim kicks arse in so many ways, Aqua teen hungerforce being one of the many. Meatwad, Mastershake and Frylock could be yours to own right now OMGWTF!
Papercraft Rabbit
Papercraft Rabbits with big eyes are something everyone should have in their life, cut this sucker out, glue em up, stand back and admire your handy work, you won't regret it!
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Hey Let's Make Now
With a website name like Mongo Village it's going to be something special, and you know what they say, you can never have to many paper cube chickens.
Hey, let's make now!
Ready Mech Papercraft
Ready Mech Papercraft.Stunningly strange monsters with lovely names like Skeltron and Presha the Fondler. I almost need to invent a new word to describe how I feel about this set of paper craft, I think the word is.... Paperlicous.
Ready Mech is gonna kick your arse.
Sushi Papercraft
Raw like Sushi? Do you eat or do you play paper models? These are some of the tough questions this site is asking. I don't know to be honest and I have a feeling that dog doesn't know either, he seems more than happy to just sit there with his little hat on and look freaking adorable!
Are you raw like sushi?
Cool dude on a bike
I actually have no idea what this is, it's like some sort of robot on a bike? Is that a fan on his chest? I'm confused.
Get the funny man on the bike.
Nifty papercraft from Japan. All sorts of cuteness from cats to rabbits with their very own carrots! plus some sort of bizarre robot.
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Heart attack treatment study being done in Milwaukee uses stem cells
There's new hope for the tens of thousands of heart attack survivors every year.
As WISN 12 News' Marianne Lyles found out, it's a treatment being studied in Milwaukee that uses something found in your own bones.
"I was in Twin Lakes visiting, and I had dinner. Then I sat down and was on the phone, and then I had like a, I would say heartburn," Jo Ann Severson said.
It was much more serious. It was a heart attack, but Severson had waited hours before seeking help.
"They did the two stents. And then after that, three days later, they did another stent," Severson said.
The damage was already done, but her doctors saw opportunity.
"As he was working on me, I could hear him talking about the stem research program," Severson said.
"If the patient has waited too long, the damage to the heart muscle and the pumping function of the heart goes down. Those are the patients who are eligible for this study," Dr. Tanvir Bajwa said.
Bajwa is a cardiologist at Aurora St. Luke's Hospital. He's part of the team conducting a study where they take a heart patient's own stem cells from their bone marrow to help strengthen their seriously damaged heart.
"There has been no medication up till now to regenerate the heart muscle. Stem cell is the only therapy," Bajwa said.
Aurora isn't the first to conduct this type of stem cell study, but according to Nina Garlie, who helped bring the study there, it's the first to show success because of the way they purify, prepare and inject.
"She feels better, but we don't know, and we still won't know for a while if she received her own stem cells back," Garlie said.
The American Heart Association said after the age of 45, you have a one in five chance of dying within a year after the first heart attack.
With that statistic and talking with family, Severson realized she wanted to be part of the trial.
"They're thinking I'm damaged. My heart is damaged, and that I'm probably going to die in a few years," Severson said.
After eight months, the 71-year-old feels like a new person.
"Now I feel better than I did before I had my heart attack. I have much more energy," Severson said.
"So they're healthier, and we don't see them back in the hospital. That's the goal of the study. Longer, happier, healthier life," Garlie said.
The study is still looking for another 70 to 100 patients.
It could still be another two years before Aurora knows whether the therapy actually works.


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Laptops come in many different styles and sizes. They can range from big and bulky to small and portable. However, there is one main common disadvantage to these laptops that cannot be ignored. Once they are dropped or have any liquid spilled on them, they are rendered useless and are in need of repair. Because they are electronics on the go, they are vulnerable to hazards of the every day life. The major brands such as Lenovo, Apple, and Dell do not have laptop that can endure many of these hazards well. And getting them to repair or RMA your item can be troublesome and time wasting. People need an efficient laptop that can handle the daily hazards of our lives.
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1/2 cup softened butter (real butter!)
2 cups powdered sugar
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Senate Republicans scored a major political victory early Saturday morning, passing a nearly $1.5 trillion tax-cut bill that represents the most sweeping overhaul of the tax code in three decades.
Significant differences in the Senate and House tax bills must still be reconciled, and stumbling blocks could still emerge during that process, but the Senate vote brings Republicans closer to securing their first major legislative achievement of the Trump presidency.
The 51-49 vote was largely along party lines, with Bob Corker (R-TN) the only Republican to break ranks and vote against the bill. Democrats were united in their opposition, and they decried the process that saw the nearly 500-page bill affecting almost every part of the U.S. economy go through last-minute revisions, with hand-written changes in the margins of the text, and rushed to a late-night vote with little time for lawmakers to read it.
Republicans cheered the bill's passage, and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell hailed it as a "great day for the country." But critics — and there are many — warn that the legislation will disproportionately benefit the wealthy and could have unintended consequences as a result of the hasty process. They also say that the GOP's short-term political win will carry dire long-term costs for the middle class and future generations.
Republicans claim that their tax overhaul, including a reduction in the statutory corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 20 percent, will further fuel an economy showing signs of strength, but nonpartisan analyses have found that the economic benefits will be relatively modest. A new report by the Tax Policy Center concludes that the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act as passed by the Senate Finance Committee a couple of weeks ago would boost GDP by 0.7 percent in 2018, but have little effect by 2027 or 2037. The Joint Committee on Taxation, Congress's own scorekeeper, found that the tax plan would boost GDP by about 0.8 percent over 10 years.
"Republicans have argued that lower corporate tax rates will stimulate the economy through a step-up in investment outlays. In turn, faster economic activity will help lift tax revenues," economist Joseph Lavorgna of investment bank Natixis wrote to clients Friday. "Unfortunately, for advocates of corporate tax cuts, there is no historical evidence to support this thesis."
The mainstream analyses that have been published find that the tax cuts will come at a high cost even after accounting for economic feedback effects. The JCT, for example, said Thursday that the Senate tax plan would increase the deficit by $1 trillion over 10 years. And deficit-watchers warn that the true costs will be even higher once gimmicks in the tax legislation are added to the accounting.
Republicans nevertheless have held fast to their claims that the bill would produce enough growth to largely pay for itself, despite a lack of economic analyses to support that assertion. "I'm totally confident this is a revenue neutral bill. Actually a revenue producer," McConnell said.


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With the hoopla over the Nintendo 3DS dying down and the hard reality of the thing clear, it's time to take stock and assess if the 3DS is right for you and/or your family. First off, I'll say I'm a fan. It's a wildly fascinating device and the 3D effects are amazing – when done correctly. I believe the 3DS has legs and will maintain sales at a steady clip over the next few years and I also think Nintendo has set a new level of interactivity and creativity in the creation of this new handheld. This isn't just an upgraded DS, it's a new handheld console.
Let's go through a few reasons why the 3DS is worth picking up – and a few caveats before you buy.
The Good
1. It's fun. The analog stick makes gaming much easier and it's quite portable. StreetPass is clever and everything about it – from the AR system to the pedometer – adds to the mirth. It is a pure gaming device. There are no distractions, no bum notes. It's a pure gaming experience.
2. It plays DS games. Everything about the 3DS is backwards compatible and, best of all, some older franchises may get 3D support over the next few months – although this does not mean that DS games will gain 3D features. However, because you can play DS games, all your old games will still work on the 3DS and you'll be able to play the new 3DS games. Win-win!
3. You know that the 1st party games will be worth the price of admission. If the PSP had one fatal flaw it was a lack of "blockbuster" games. Sure, we can argue this point all day long ("But what about God of War?") but you have to agree that Mario, Zelda, and Donkey Kong games will quickly change the 3DS from "Meh" to "YEEEAHHH!" the second Nintendo announces them.
4. The 3D is an amazing effect. Much has been said about the 3DS' 3D effects and I'm here to tell you they are amazingly impressive. Sometimes they are, to be sure, a distraction from poor gameplay and graphics, most of the games I played wholly benefitted from a soupcon of 3D. 3D isn't the 3DS' defining feature but it's definitely a strong draw.
5. The best is yet to come. The 3DS is changing and growing. Nintendo invested a lot in its handheld line and 3DS is just a first step along a new format. I wouldn't be surprised if the next few years brought a flood of phone-based copycats and at least one copycat from a major game OEM, including Sony. It's fairly primitive now, but this is where 3D is headed and it's brave of Nintendo to take that first step.
The Bad
1. The (non-professional) jury is still out on 3D's health effects. When I spoke to an ophthalmologist for my original review he noted that there is no way to damage your eyes permanently by looking at the 3DS' screen. That's all well and good, but in today's litigious and hysterical parenting atmosphere, we are sure to find a few screamers claiming that the 3DS struck their little Rupert blind. If you're worried, don't get the 3DS for your kids. It's as simple as that.
2. Launch titles are a bit weak. Except for PilotWings, I'd say the 3DS launch titles are surprisingly weak. I was most disappointed with Ray Man 3D, a romp through a 3D world done absolutely wrong.
3. Bundles may make the 3DS more compelling this summer. There is some talk of a new Mario title as well as a bundled 3DS/game package coming in June, around E3. It may pay to wait until then to pick up the console.
4. Apple is taking over the "casual gaming" space. My kids are definitely better at Cut The Rope and Angry Birds than they are at Legend of Zelda. They're familiar with the iOS interface and they love playing one off games with my iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad. I worry that all this iGear in the home could overshadow the value of a standalone Nintendo device.
5. The PSP 2 is coming soon. Sony is planning multiple improvements to the PSP 2 and rolling them out over the next few months. The yet unnamed "next generation" portable will be much flashier than the 3DS and will play many of Sony's well-known Playstation games with graphics that are said to be staggeringly impressive. What does that mean to the 3DS? Not much, but it should give hardcore gamers a bit of a pause. The 3DS is, arguably, sorely underpowered. With 128MB of RAM, it won't be able to hold a candle to what Sony has up its sleeve.
The Bottom Line
As I noted in my review, the 3DS is an impressive piece of hardware and a very exciting improvement to the world of Nintendo and to handheld gaming. Is it worth picking up if you're a Nintendo fan? Absolutely. Is it worth picking up if you're a gamer? Potentially. Is is worth picking up if you're looking for a quick game of Crush The Castle on the train? Probably not. But it's definitely worth looking into just to understand the future of gaming and the future of 3D.


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December 24, 2018 @ 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
An event every day that begins at 10:00 am, repeating until December 24, 2018
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The Sohns Gallery, located in The Rock & Art Shop at 36 Central Street, presents The Sixth Annual All Small art show. Sixty local Maine artists were given three small (6"x 6") birch wood panels and asked to create. The result is one of the most diverse gallery shows of the year. Artist's works include a wide variety of mediums from wax encaustics, cardboard relief, prints, carved and burnt wood, to, collage, assemblage, oil and acrylic paintings. The All Small works hung together on the gallery wall provide a great viewing experience and the size of the works helps keep the prices accessible.
Curator Annette Dodd say's "this show is a great way to encourage gifts of art, with the show ending on Dec. 24th just in time for Christmas. It is traditionally one of our best received shows."
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I-84 traffic to be diverted for bridge replacement
DANBURY >> Westbound lanes of Interstate 84 along the Connecticut-New York line will be closed this weekend as workers replace a two-lane bridge on the busy highway.
The New York state Department of Transportation will install a prefabricated bridge near Southeast, N.Y., in 18 hours on Saturday night and early Sunday morning. The procedure will be repeated for the other direction of the bridge in October.
Beginning Saturday, traffic will be detoured from I-84 west at exit 1 and onto Route 6 for about 4 miles and diverted back onto the interstate at exit 20 in New York. A similar detour is planned when the eastbound side of the bridge is replaced in October.
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Hubert Laws
A talented flutist whose musical interest was never exclusively straight-ahead jazz, Hubert Laws exceeded Herbie Mann in popularity in the 1970s when he recorded for CTI. He was a member of the early Jazz Crusaders while in Texas (1954-1960) and he also played classical music during those years. In the 1960s, Laws made his first recordings as a leader (Atlantic dates from 1964-1966) and gigged with Mongo Santamaria, Benny Golson, Jim Hall, James Moody, and Clark Terry, among many others. His CTI recordings from the first half of the 1970s made Laws famous and were a high point, particularly compared to his generally wretched Columbia dates from the late '70s. He was less active in the 1980s, but has come back with a pair of fine Music Masters sessions in the 1990s. After those releases, a tribute to Nat King Cole arrived in 1998, followed four years later by a stab at Latin jazz, Baila Cinderella. The sharp and cool Moondance appeared in spring 2004. Hubert Laws has the ability to play anything well, but he does not always seem to have the desire to perform creative jazz.
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William Bankes, the collector and all-round man of taste who created the house and collections at Kingston Lacy as we can still see them today, was in many ways a product of the Romantic era. He knew Lord Byron, he sketched Gothic architecture and he traveled around the Mediterranean and in the Middle East, picking up works of art and antiquities on the way.
Exiled from Britain because of his homosexuality, he spent his later years in that most romantic of cities, Venice, allegedly making secret trips back to Dorset to see his beloved Kingston Lacy under the cover of darkness.
We have recently been able to purchase from Lowell Libson a pair of watercolours on vellum painted by Bankes in about 1804, when he was a student at Cambridge. These pictures were once the wings of an altarpiece which Bankes created for his rooms at Trinity College, as an irreverent set-piece of neo-Gothic interior decoration.
The left-hand panel depicts a kneeling knight bearing the Bankes coat of arms, probably a medievalised self-portrait, with the words 'Domine Labia Mea Apenies' (Thou O Lord wilt open my lips) coming from his mouth. Above the knight hovers an angel holding a scroll reading 'Gloria in Excelsis deo' (Glory be God in the highest), and the scene is surmounted by the Bankes coat of arms.
The right-hand panel shows a group of cloaked and hooded mourners around a coffin covered with a pall exclaiming 'Orate pro anima Wulie' or pray for Wulie's – William Bankes's – soul. In this scene the coat of arms has been replaced by an ominous skull with the inscription 'Non Deus est Mourton' – God is not dead.
Although the altarpiece was clearly intended as part of an elaborate theatrical joke, which apparently included the burning of incense and the occasional chanting of services, Bankes was also using it to express the various interests and personal characteristics that would find their full flowering in the creation of Kingston Lacy. He was imaging himself as a romantic knight, he was picturing his own funeral as something out of a classic Gothic novel, he was being irreverently 'Papist' and borderline blasphemous, and he was indulging his love of Gothic architecture and decoration.
This acquisition was made possible by grants from the Art Fund as well as from the Ervin-DesChamps Fund through the Royal Oak Foundation.


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What Not To Do After Eating a Meal for Healthy Lifestyle
Today I am going to tell you about the simplest stuffs that can help you stay healthy. There are general mistakes that each one of us commit in our daily lives which impact our health in a number of ways. This article is going to be a different one and an interesting one, because these are like treasures that my grandfather use to teach me while I was a kid. Today I was just sitting…Read More


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Unpakt Looks to Take a Load off the Moving Process
I've made two cross-country moves, and the process of finding movers, getting quotes and finally booking one wasn't fun or easy. But a new Web site is looking to take some of that pain away.
Unpakt goes live today, and acts as a comparison pricing site for moving companies, much as Kayak does for travel and Progressive does for insurance. Created by the founder and CEO of FlatRate Moving, Sharone Ben-Harosh, Unpakt not only provides users with instant quotes, but also information about the movers, including customer reviews, and the ability to book immediately without an in-home visit.
"The entire Unpakt experience condenses the entire moving process, from planning and inventory to choosing a moving company, from several days into an hour or less," said Ben-Harosh in a release.
From the site, you can create an inventory of all your furniture and number of boxes and then input your move date and start and end addresses. If you would like the movers to pack up your place, you can note that on the site, and there's also an option to purchase boxes.
Once you've filled out all the required information, Unpakt provides a comparison of guaranteed prices from moving companies that have signed up to work with Unpakt. All moving companies use a fixed-rate pricing model instead of charging by the hour, and must go through a screening process to be included on the site. Based on the results, users can then book a mover immediately or save their search for later.
I quickly demoed the site, and it's pretty simple to use. However, you do need to know the approximate measurements of all your furniture and how many boxes (including size) you'll have, so you definitely need to prepare ahead of time. You can request an in-home visit, and Unpakt will inventory your house or apartment before the final move to make sure the quote is accurate.
For now, Unpakt is launching only in New York with six moving companies, but the company hopes to have 5,000 movers in 125 U.S. cities, and 750 to 1,000 international markets in the next year and a half.


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In the linux world, I'm able to use dosemu with freedos to run my doorgames. But dosemu is not an option. I've looked at DosBos, and running a mini telnet server in that box to accept incoming telnet calls and run doorgames as a TRUE door server. But I would much prefer a dosemu/freedos scenario if I could. So I was very much hoping that your app would do this job.Pate wrote:There have been no plans to have rpix86 run in terminal window as of yet, but the idea itself does sound interesting. Your usage scenario would probably also need an option to launch a given DOS executable directly as a command line parameter for rpix86. This is something that I am currently working on for zerox86, and I will likely add that option to rpix86 as well in the near future.
I think my stdin/stdout handling in rpix86 is not quite up to the task of running it in terminal window, so that too would need some enhancements. But I'll keep this in mind, it might be a useful addition, and I don't think this is even the first time it has been requested.
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This is a bicycle – slightly modified – that's capable of hitting 163 miles per hour. By "slightly modified" I mean that there's a rocket attached to the back of it. No big deal.
And! You, too, can create your own bike-mounted rocket using items you have around the house.
This bike's rocket, for instance, is powered by hydrogen peroxide — the same stuff you feed your dog to make him throw up after he gets into your wife's purse, somehow unwraps individual pieces of Trident with his paws, and eats them. How this rocket bike is propelled might – might – be slightly more complicated than strapping a tube full of hydrogen peroxide to your Huffy and lighting it on fire, but there's no harm in trying.*
Observe the video above as France's own François Gissy sets a world record for smartest commuter fastest leisurely bike ride. Notice how he's wearing a helmet? Always wear your helmet, kids.
*There is harm in trying.
Death Wish: 163MPH On A Rocket Powered Bicycle [Geekologie]


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Inspired by the way dolphins hunt using bubble nets, scientists at the University of Southampton, in collaboration with University College London and Cobham Technical Services, have developed a new kind of radar that can detect hidden surveillance equipment and explosives. The twin inverted pulse radar (TWIPR) is able to distinguish true 'targets', such as certain types of electronic circuits that may be used in explosive or espionage devices, from 'clutter' (other metallic items like pipes, drinks cans, nails for example) that may be mistaken for a genuine target by traditional radar and metal detectors.
The new system has been developed by a team led by Professor Tim Leighton from the University's Institute of Sound and Vibration Research and is based on his unique sonar concept called twin inverted pulse sonar (TWIPS). TWIPS exploits the natural abilities of dolphins to process their sonar signals to distinguish between targets and clutter in bubbly water. Some dolphins have been observed to blow 'bubble nets' around schools of fish, which force the fish to cluster together, and their sonar would not work if they could not distinguish the fish from the bubbles.
The technique uses a signal consisting of two pulses in quick succession, one identical to the other, but phase inverted. Professor Leighton, along with Professor Paul White and students Dan Finfer and Gim Hwa Chua, showed that TWIPS could enhance linear scatter from the target, while simultaneously suppressing nonlinear scattering from oceanic bubbles.
Professor Leighton's team proposed that the TWIPS method could be applied to electromagnetic waves and that the same technique would work with radar. They teamed up with Professor Hugh Griffiths and Dr. Kenneth Tong of University College London and Dr. David Daniels of Cobham Technical Services to test the proposal, by applying TWIPR radar pulses to a 'target' (a dipole antenna with a diode across its feedpoint - typical of circuitry in devices associated with covert communications, espionage or explosives) to distinguish it from 'clutter' (represented by an aluminum plate and a rusty bench clamp). In the test, the tiny target showed up 100,000 times more powerfully than the clutter signal from an aluminum plate measuring 34 cm by 40 cm.
Professor Leighton says: "As with TWIPS, the TWIPR method distinguishes linear scatterers from nonlinear ones. However, in scenarios for which TWIPS was designed, the clutter scatters nonlinearly and the target linearly – while in situations using TWIPR, these properties are reversed. For instance, certain electronic components can scatter radar signals nonlinearly if driven by a sufficiently strong radar signal, in contrast to naturally occurring objects which tend to scatter linearly."
Given that the diode target measured 6 cm in length, weighed 2.8 g, costs less than one Euro and requires no batteries, it allows the manufacture of small, lightweight and inexpensive location and identification tags for animals, infrastructure (pipelines, conduits for example) and for humans entering hazardous areas, particularly where they might be underground or buried.. These tags can easily be tuned to scatter-specific resonances to provide a unique identifier to a TWIPR pulse, what Professor Leighton calls 'the TWIPR fingerprint'.
Buried catastrophe victims not carrying such tags might still be located by TWIPR, as it can carry the bandwidth to search for mobile phone resonances, offering the possibility of locating victims from their mobile phones, even when the phones are turned off or the batteries have no charge remaining.
Professor Leighton adds: "In addition to the applications discussed above, such technology could be extended to other radiations, such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and light detection and ranging (LIDAR), which, for example, scatters nonlinearly from combustion products, offering the possibility of early fire detection systems."


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When Debra Campbell talks about urban planning, she sounds a little like Mr. Rogers. "Neighborhoods are the most important part of a city," she says. "They're where it all happens. They're the building blocks of a community."
As the planning director for the city of Charlotte, North Carolina, and surrounding Mecklenburg County, Campbell has brought her career-long focus on strengthening neighborhoods to a new level. In her nearly two decades with Charlotte, the 50-year-old Campbell has helped steer the city through a population boom and a massive economic expansion. She has worked doggedly to make Charlotte a model for urban growth, encouraging new development while maintaining and enhancing the character of the city's neighborhoods.
Born and raised in Chattanooga, Campbell worked briefly for the Tennessee state planning office before returning to her hometown in 1988 to focus on growth policies there. "Then the real planning itch got into me," she says. "I had read lots of newspaper articles about Charlotte and what they were doing with neighborhood organizations there. Charlotte has a unique approach to planning. There's a respect for the unique identification of smaller geographies."
As a senior planner, Campbell set to work cataloging the city's neighborhoods and looking for ways to improve them. She helped develop and manage Charlotte's City Within a City program, a revitalization effort for residential areas and distressed business communities within a 60-square-mile urban core. Campbell also created a system for the planning commission to rate the neighborhoods most in need of help. The city then allocated its resources and attention based on those ratings. She played a major role in crafting most of the policy documents that provided a framework for the city and county's future growth, including large-scale land-use plans and smart-growth strategies.
"Debra set up a planning process that's very collaborative," says Pam Syfert, who recently retired as the city manager of Charlotte. "She has a real passion for the city and its neighborhoods." Four years ago, when the planning director retired, Charlotte conducted a national search to replace him. But officials soon decided that the best candidate was already there. In May 2004, Campbell became the city's planning director.
Since taking the helm, Campbell has focused mostly on transit planning, helping manage the development of the city's new light-rail system. The rail lines, stations and surrounding transit-oriented development comprise a $5 billion project, the largest single infrastructure endeavor in Charlotte's history. But Campbell still sees it in terms of neighborhoods. For her, transit isn't about getting people to work on time. It's about using transportation patterns to shape the city's growth. "Transit is a means; it's not the end," Campbell says. "The end is high-quality development and a way for us to promote better development to make sure we're better stewards of our community and the environment."
It's not always easy. Like those in many growing Sun Belt cities, Charlotte's suburbs have sprawled farther and farther into the North Carolina countryside. Campbell often has to combat the deep-seated notion that the best thing Charlotte could do to accommodate new growth is to keep building more roads. This fall, mass-transit opponents mounted a high-profile campaign to repeal the half-cent sales tax that has funded Charlotte's light-rail project. Arguing that the money could be better spent on new highways, opponents of the tax gathered enough signatures to put the tax repeal on the November ballot. Campbell's work is cut out for her. "We're trying for a redirection of growth," she says. "It's about taming this approach that we have had for decades."
In large part, though, Campbell has won people over to the idea that Charlotte should be guided by broader smart-growth policies. "She's able to articulate a vision for the community and help people understand where we're going," says Syfert. "She doesn't lecture. She just lays out the facts. But she does it in a way that makes people listen." While Campbell has been adamant on enforcing the city's planning policies, she's largely remained a behind-the-scenes player. A year and a half into her tenure as planning director, the Charlotte Observer called her "the most powerful person in local government you've never heard of."
— Zach Patton
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I was planning to update my blogs tonight but I feel the need to rest early. I guess the busy weekend caught up with me and now I feel I am going to get sick. Throat is scratchy now (since this morning actually) :( I took a double dose of Vitamin C and lots of water. I hope this will go away tomorrow as we have a lot of things to take care of in the school. Our day will start at 530am!
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|From left to right: Kellie, Jesse, Jill, Sheri
Dustin, Seth, Christian, Lara, Karee
David, (Claire is hiding behind David), Jennifer, Allison, Sarah
(not shown: Nikki, David and Curt)
It is totally impossible to believe how fast this year has flown. It seemed like only the other day when I was putting out last year's Christmas card. We have been very blessed this year, have all been healthy, have grown closer together and to God, have met some amazing friends and customers and now are looking to close out yet another year with all of you.
Thank you. To our friends: thank you for your friendship, caring and support. To our customers: thank you for doing business with us, keeping us busy and fed, and supporting us by recommending us to others or mentioning us in your bee clubs, blogs, tweets, and facebook statuses. To our family: thank you for being yourselves, helping us when we've been overloaded, giving us a hand with the work, fixing things that needed fixed, and keeping us old people company.
Merry Christmas from all of us at Long Lane Honey Bee Farms!!


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