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5 oz baby arugula
8 oz fet cheese, crumbled
20 pitted kalamata olives
1/3 cup candied pecans
2 tbsp white balsamic vinegar
1/2 cup extra-virgin olive oil
8 wedges seedles watermelon, 4 inch
6 tsp aged balsamic vinegar
  1. Combine arugula, feta cheese, olives and candied pecans in a large bowl.
  2. Whisk together white balsamic vinegar and oil in a medium bowl. Add half of the vinagrette to arugula mixture. Gently toss, slowly adding more vinagretter until mixture is coated.
  3. Place 2 wedges of watermelon on each plate and drizzel with aged balsamic vinegar.
  4. Evenly distribute arugula mixture over watermelon wedges and serve.

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Haïti Priorise: Energy Generation, Kashi Belt

The Problem

Haiti’s economic condition both influences, and is influenced by, its failing electricity market. Only 35% of Haitians have access to electricity through grids. In rural areas that figure is 11%. Per capita consumption of electricity in Haiti is significantly lower than other Caribbean countries, and is only two percent of the neighboring Dominican Republic.

The inability to access electricity has serious implications for all Haitians, but is especially harmful for commercial and industrial enterprises. The lack of reliable electricity supply is cited by business owners as the most binding constraint to private sector development. Businesses in Haiti also face some of the highest costs for electricity in the region, making it hard for them to operate competitively. Households also suffer from lack of available power, and are forced to adopt coping strategies such as using small diesel generators to power household appliances, or burning kerosene oil for light. Those Haitians that do have access to electricity through grids face shortages, and it is estimated that those with connections only have electricity for 5-9 hours a day.

Haiti’s electricity sector is also a serious financial burden on Haiti’s economy. The Haitian electricity supplier, EDH requires a transfer that averages $200 million each year to cover operating costs.

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  • Installing new electricity generation capacity in Haiti using coal, natural gas, and oil burning thermal generators.

Grid-scale thermal generation technologies can produce inexpensive electricity, but are also responsible for the emission of carbon dioxide (CO2), a greenhouse gas that contributes to global climate change.

While there are social costs associated with CO2 emission, these costs should be weighed against the benefits of generation.

Obviously, one of the benefits could be cheaper electricity, in which case there could be a trade-off between environmental concerns and cheap energy. However, it is also possible that the addition of grid scale thermal energy generation will actually lead to a net decrease in CO2 emissions, when compared to the technologies that would be used to produce electricity in its absence.

The technologies considered are:

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  • Conventional Combustion Turbine (CCT)

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The primary costs of adding thermal generation capacity to the grid are (i) the costs of capital, and (ii) the operating and maintenance (O&M) costs, which for thermal generators is mainly the cost of fuel. Natural gas is still not easily accessible in Haiti, but it is possible that in the future infrastructure could be built to expand such a market. For now, liquid fuels are the primary fuel source for electricity generation in Haiti. Each technology has a lifespan of 25 years. The costs of capital are annualized in the following table, and a 5% discount rate is used:

Operating and maintenance costs vary depending on the scenario examined.

The benefits are the value of generation, costs saved by generation, and the carbon dioxide emissions that are reduced compared to plausible alternative forms of electricity generation.

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Someone else’s kid

humanitarian-aid-939723_1280Someone else’s kid ran out into the street today after a basketball. I didn’t stop to think, “That’s not my kid” when I shouted after him and waved down the oncoming cars. I just took action because it was the right thing to do, it was easy, and it was my maternal instinct kicking in.

When it’s a child right in front of us, it’s reflex to help protect them – regardless of whether they are our own. When it’s a child across the world brought to us on a screen, it’s easier to feel helpless. So we do nothing.

Until now.

Using the power of the internet, social media, and accessibility, The Compassionate Collective organization is taking back Mother’s Day.

“THE COMPASSION COLLECTIVE USES ZERO OF YOUR DONATIONS FOR OVERHEAD. Every penny we receive goes directly to help people in need. We have already raised over $1.4 million with 40,000 givers.

“The maximum donation is $25 and donations of $5, $10 or $15 dollars will change the world. All funds we raise will be distributed equally between aid to refugees abroad and homeless youth in the United States.”

This is a powerful example of everyday people (who happen to be some of my favorite writers/spiritual leaders/coaches/parents/humans) leading from the front – showing how a little human kindness can actually go a long way.

The same energy that compelled me to shout after that boy is the same energy I’m sharing this with you today.  I believe there is a mother within all of us – and that part of us, can heal the world if we listen and take heart-centered action. ♥

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Euro trends

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GBP0.8794 (-0.4%)
CNY7.8599 (+0.1%)
JPY133.1900 (+0.1%)
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CHF1.1562 (+0.9%)

Convert 26 Euro (EUR) to Canadian Dollar (CAD)

For 26 EUR, at the 2017-09-25 exchange rate, you will have 38.03800 CAD

Convert other quantities from Euro to Canadian Dollar

1 EUR = 1.46300 CAD Reverse conversion 1 CAD = 0.68353 EUR
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Did you know it? Some information about the Canadian Dollar currency

The Canadian dollar (sign: $; code: CAD) is the currency of Canada. As of 2012, the Canadian dollar is the 6th most traded currency in the world.
It is abbreviated with the dollar sign $, or C$ to distinguish it from other dollar-denominated currencies. It is divided into 100 cents.

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British Pound trends

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EUR1.1372 (+0.4%)
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Convert 620 British Pound (GBP) to Mexican Peso (MXN)

For 620 GBP, at the 2017-09-25 exchange rate, you will have 14896.34288 MXN

Convert other quantities from British Pound to Mexican Peso

1 GBP = 24.02636 MXN Reverse conversion 1 MXN = 0.04162 GBP
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Did you know it? Some information about the Mexican Peso currency

The peso (sign: $; code: MXN) is the currency of Mexico. Modern peso and dollar currencies have a common origin in the 15th–19th century Spanish dollar, most continuing to use its sign, "$".
The Mexican peso is the 13th most traded currency in the world, the third most traded in the Americas, and the most traded currency in Latin America.
The current ISO 4217 code for the peso is MXN; prior to the 1993 revaluation, the code MXP was used. The peso is subdivided into 100 centavos, represented by "¢". The name was originally used in reference to pesos oro (gold weights) or pesos plata (silver weights).
The literal English translation of the Spanish word peso is weight.

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Croatian Kuna trends

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EUR0.1335 (-0.1%)
GBP0.1174 (-0.4%)
CNY1.0494 (+0.0%)
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Convert 1200 Croatian Kuna (HRK) to Czech Koruna (CZK)

For 1200 HRK, at the 2017-09-25 exchange rate, you will have 4170.72975 CZK

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1 HRK = 3.47561 CZK Reverse conversion 1 CZK = 0.28772 HRK
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Did you know it? Some information about the Czech Koruna currency

The Czech koruna or Czech crown (sign: Kč; code: CZK) has been the currency of the Czech Republic since 8 February 1993 when, together with its Slovak counterpart, it replaced the Czechoslovak koruna at par.
The official name in Czech is koruna česká (plural koruny české, though the zero-grade genitive plural form korun českých is used on banknotes and coins of value 5 Kč or higher). The ISO 4217 code is CZK and the local acronym is Kč, which is placed after the numeric value (e.g., "50 Kč").
One koruna equals 100 haléřů (abbreviated as "h", singular: haléř, nominative plural: haléře, genitive plural: haléřů - used with numbers higher or equal to 5 - e.g. 3 haléře, 8 haléřů).

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Croatian Kuna trends

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CNY1.0494 (+0.0%)
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Convert 42 Croatian Kuna (HRK) to Romanian Leu (RON)

For 42 HRK, at the 2017-09-25 exchange rate, you will have 25.78697 RON

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1 HRK = 0.61398 RON Reverse conversion 1 RON = 1.62873 HRK
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Did you know it? Some information about the Romanian Leu currency

The leu (Romanian pronunciation: [lew], plural lei [lej]; ISO 4217 code RON; numeric code 946) is the currency of Romania. It is subdivided into 100 bani (singular: ban).
The name of the currency means "lion". On 1 July 2005, Romania underwent a currency reform, switching from the previous leu (ROL) to a new leu (RON). 1 RON is equal to 10,000 ROL.

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CAD0.1953 (+0.3%)
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Convert 36 Croatian Kuna (HRK) to US Dollar (USD)

For 36 HRK, at the 2017-09-25 exchange rate, you will have 5.70361 USD

Convert other quantities from Croatian Kuna to US Dollar

1 HRK = 0.15843 USD Reverse conversion 1 USD = 6.31179 HRK
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Did you know it? Some information about the US Dollar currency

The United States dollar (sign: $; code: USD; also abbreviated US$), also referred to as the U.S. dollar or American dollar, is the official currency of the United States of America and its overseas territories. It is divided into 100 smaller units called cents.
The U.S. dollar is the currency most used in international transactions and is one of the world's dominant reserve currencies. Several countries use it as their official currency, and in many others it is the de facto currency. It is also used as the sole currency in two British Overseas Territories, the British Virgin Islands and the Turks and Caicos islands.

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US Dollar trends

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JPY112.2356 (+0.8%)
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Convert 3 US Dollar (USD) to Japanese Yen (JPY)

For 3 USD, at the 2017-09-25 exchange rate, you will have 336.70683 JPY

Convert other quantities from US Dollar to Japanese Yen

1 USD = 112.23561 JPY Reverse conversion 1 JPY = 0.00891 USD
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Did you know it? Some information about the Japanese Yen currency

The Japanese yen (円 or 圓 en, sign: ¥; code: JPY) is the official currency of Japan. It is the third most traded currency in the foreign exchange market after the United States dollar and the euro.
It is also widely used as a reserve currency after the U.S. dollar, the euro and the pound sterling.

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Wes Moore: Why I came back to Baltimore

Since my family and I made the decision to leave New York and come back home to Baltimore, I have been fascinated by the reaction of so many of my friends and family who still call Charm City home. For them, the response can be summed up in one word: "Why?" Many, not sure why I would leave New York to come back to Baltimore, have asked me if everything was all right. The wonder doesn't stop at my immediate circle; even the underwriters for my mortgage asked me to write a letter of explanation.

The Big Apple has its charms, I will not deny that — but it is not home. And more importantly, New York is a wonderful city, but it's no Baltimore.

I have closely followed the recent spate of articles and documentaries decrying Baltimore as a dying city. I have heard the arguments that fault Baltimore's high tax burden in comparison to its neighbors, the frustrating high-crime zones that far too many of our residents have been forced to tolerate for far too long. Members of our political leadership who seemingly toggle between unresponsiveness and incapability where it comes to addressing the severity of the situation or embracing the potential that lies within. The tragedy that many of our kids are being educationally shortchanged because of their ZIP Codes and the reality that too many who do manage to walk across a graduation stage are not prepared for careers or college-level work.

I empathize with those arguments and in some cases stand in complete agreement. But let me offer a contrarian view. The challenges that Baltimore (along with many other major American cities) faces don't blind me to the extraordinary municipality we live in and the extraordinary Baltimoreans we are surrounded by. I remain inspired by the hundreds of thousands of us who focus not only on what is wrong with us and on what we hope to be, but also celebrate who we already are.

The Baltimore I moved back to has a tremendous amount to be proud of.

In addition to having an already well-established arts and cultural background, we, according to Rolling Stone magazine, have America's best live music scene. We have one of the most exciting technology ecosystems in the country, second only to Seattle in the number of high-tech jobs available, and a start-up market that is fueled by some of the top institutions of higher education in the world. The local school system has grown from five to 58 choice K-12 schools since 2000, and "school readiness" indicators increased from 27 percent in 2000 to 73 percent in 2011. And while we have had a 4.6 percent population decline over the last decade, the middle-class population in Baltimore City appears to be growing significantly in some neighborhoods.

We still have moments to seize and ambitions to fulfill. We must embrace the belief that the educational system in our city is going to be as strong as our ability to attract and retain the most talented educators around, and we must continue to strengthen the neighborhoods that our students call home. We understand that reducing truancy and increasing success ratios will be the key to both our ability to boost school performance and simultaneously foster safer neighborhoods. We have to look to new and creative ways to increase our tax base while lowering our tax rate. We must support job placement and training programs while being the friendliest environment in the region for small businesses and entrepreneurs.

By doing all this, we will support the ambitions of present-day Baltimoreans while enticing those who do not live here (yet) to make Charm City part of their future. We have a real story to tell, and it is imperative we start telling it.

Marianne Williamson once said, "Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness, that frightens us." I am not naive or Pollyannaish about our challenges. Many of the obstacles we face are deep seated, multi-tiered, and generational. There is no doubt that we have work to do, but let's rejoice in the work and the understanding that we live in a city worth fighting for.

Wes Moore, a youth advocate and social entrepreneur, is a trustee of the Baltimore Community Foundation. His first book, "The Other Wes Moore," is a New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestseller. His email is wes@theotherwesmoore.com

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Legal advice

If you decide to represent yourself in court, we strongly recommend that you still get legal advice and discuss your case with a qualified lawyer.

Below are some options for seeking legal advice.

LawRight Self Representation Service

LawRight helps people who can’t afford private legal assistance and aren’t eligible for legal aid.

They provide free independent legal advice during appointments with volunteer lawyers to help people represent themselves in the best way.

This service may help you if you’re representing yourself in a civil case in the District Court, Supreme Court or Court of Appeal.

Note: If you wish to seek the services of LawRight, contact them as early as possible, as there may be a wait of up to two weeks for an appointment depending on circumstances.

What they do

Volunteers provide:

  • advice about whether, and how, to commence proceedings
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  • referral for pro bono mediation
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The service and solicitors do not:

  • take responsibility if a limitation period expires before you can access help from the service
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  • pay any fees, disbursements or costs orders that you incur.

Contact LawRight for information about applying for an appointment.

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Community legal centres

Your local community legal centre may provide legal advice and assistance.

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Wednesday, 30 August 2017

Hot Pink and Neon Yellow

With summer coming to an end (and I'm super excited to start wearing Fall colours), I figured I'd get the most wear out of my brights before making way to more muted hues. I took theses neon yellow shoes for a spin and paired them with an equally bright floral dress. It was raining quite a bit today, so I figured patent shoes in a traditional rain jacket colour would be a good call. I also added a denim jacket for added warmth and dryness. Soaking up as much of summer as I can because it will be over before we know it!

Dress: Old Navy | Belt: Old Navy | Earrings: Banana Republic | Jacket: Old Navy | Shoes: Zara

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THE powerful harmonies of a Welsh male choir will fill a Coventry city centre church this week.

Warwick Road United Reformed Church will host the Morriston Phoenix Male choir on Saturday (7pm).

They will perform a mix of contemporary and traditional Welsh songs, including Myfanwy, Cwm Rhondda and Gwahoddiad.

Tickets (£6) available in advance or on the night. Details: 024 7622 0299.


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Wednesday, December 18, 2013

Pointsettias Galore

by Deb Baker/Hannah Reed

One of my favorite annual traditions is a two hour trek to Green Bay to take my  mom to Schroeder's Flowerland to pick out a pointsettia. It took a long time to make our selections. Can you see why? In the end, we went traditional with a red/rose combination. But aren't these beautiful?

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Wednesday, July 13, 2016

Now where did I put my...

Do you forget where you put things? I do it all the time. Where did I put my keys? (That my car has keyless entry is a total godsend!) What did I come in the kitchen for? Where did I put that note? Did I make a note?

In Lethal in Old Lace out this winter, Reagan Summerside...owner of the Prissy Fox consignment shop...has this problem in spades. There’s a dead body on the loose and she can’t find it.

“Who’s down there?” KiKi called to me from the dark landing above, Uncle Putters club clutched firmly in her left hand. It looked like the 4 iron.

“It’s the boogie man,” I stage whispered. Who do you think it is and guess what, I’m not nuts.”

“You’re standing on my steps in the dark, I’d say the jury’s still out in the nuts part and did you raid my fridge, I smell chicken.”“The dead body’s back. What should we do?”

I grabbed KiKi’s hand and hustled her down the steps and out the front door into the night. “It’s a woman and she’s old.”“Something you’re not going to be if you keep dragging me like this.”

“And she has a blue dress and her hat fell off so I know this time she’s real but what was she doing in the Caddy and how did she get into my house?” I babbled as we crossed the front yards with me not caring who saw KiKi in her pink robe. I stopped on my sidewalk beside the cherry tree in full bloom that gave the house its name. I jabbed my finger at the front display window of the Prissy Fox. “See?”

“See what?”

“Sitting on the floor next to the mannequin and...” I blinked then blinked two more times. “That blue-hat lady was there, I swear it.”

KiKi kissed me on the cheek. “See, this is what happens when you don’t eat your veggies and you eat crap. Your brain rots.”

I parked my hands on my hips. “I’m getting a nutrition lecture from someone who thinks martini is the fifth food group?”

“We got the olives and the pimentos and that there vodka is potatoes so it’s a meal in a glass. Besides I’m not the one seeing dead people in every nook and cranny in the middle of the night. Now about that sleep.” Kiki looked me dead in the eyes. “Get some!”

So what things to you constantly misplace? Keys? Glasses? My mind. I should not be allowed to own a cordless phone as I constantly lose the thing!

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Sofitel London St James to host edible art exhibition this September

Sofitel London St James will host “Vegetables”, the latest exhibition by French artist, Patrick Laroche, which will be held on 18 September – 31 October 2014, coinciding with the British harvest season and illustrating Sofitel’s passion for both culture and gastronomy.

As a fitting accompaniment, the hotel’s signature restaurant, The Balcon will offer new vibrant, vegetable dishes created by Head Chef, Vincent Ménager, combining fresh UK produce with French recipes.

Highlights of the menu include a delicate savoury madeleine, a delectable red pepper and tomato Octopus Basquaise and a surprisingly light parsnip and maple syrup cake. Sofitel London St James has also created the ‘Laroche Cocktail’: Inspired by the juxtaposition of
Laroche’s work, The Balcon has fashioned a fresh cocktail with rosemary and basil ice cubes, cucumber, flavoursome Heirloom tomatoes and finished with a signature mushroom syrup, adding a very ‘umami’ dimension to enliven the palate.

Laroche first started sculpting aged just 15, and since then he has been distinguished by the coveted accolade of ‘Meilleur ouvrier de France’. Laroche is well renowned for his extravagant sculptures, which enlarge or reduce the natural form of objects. His interest in the vegetable form stems from the unique shapes and contours that are reflected in his work. Laroche distorts vegetables from their natural state, choosing to paint peppers blue and artichokes pink, stretching the art to its limit in terms of shape and size.

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Shop Around the Corner with Sister Arts Studio

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Located in Chicago, the Sister Arts Studio offers a unique crafting experience. The store created by the mother and daughter team of Donna and Ona Palicka came from a vision of a creative sanctuary. The store carries the mantra of "Teach Love," with the idea that parents and children can bond through creative expression. Special hand-selected instructors teach craft classes at the store on a variety of nights. There are morning, evening and weekend courses for adults that teach knitting, weaving, felting, crochet and jewelry design. The store also offers after school enrichment classes for kids. Centered around the idea of a shared creative experience, the Sister Arts Studio party opportunities and creative social gatherings. They specialize in teaching the novice crafter, so check them out if you're interested in learning!

Be sure to visit Sister Arts Studio’s website and Twitter.

The "Shop Around the Corner" series is our chance to highlight great craft shops around the country. While we can't feature every store, we are hopping state to state to show off some of the best in craft retail. Would you like to nominate a shop to be featured? E-mail us at and let us know about your favorites.

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Bead Bracelets Pattern

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This is an attractive bracelet with a dainty flower pattern out of golden seed beads and ivory acrylic pearl beads. Add a splash of color to coordinate with all outfits while assembling these.

Step 1

Work a starting circle
1. Take a fairly long strip of tiger tail wire.
2. Alternately slide 2 pieces of 3mm seed beads and 8mm pearl beads to the center location.
3. Pass the two working ends through another 8mm pearl bead.
4. Pull the ends tightly

Step 2

Bead the basic pattern
1. Take the left end and then thread on 3mm seed bead1; on the right end add on 3mm seed bead1, 8mm pearl bead1, and 3mm seed bead1.
2. Thread the right end to go back through the pearl bead on the left end.
3. Tighten both ends.
4. Do the above process with the two ends. Just replace the beads added on each end.
5. Each two of the above groups form a basic pattern.

Step 3

Repeat the basic pattern
Repeat the above basic pattern until you reach a desired length for the entire bracelet.

Step 4

Make another beaded part
From the ending, repeat the basic pattern towards the starting tip.

Step 5

Add on the S-hook clasp
At the end, secure by tying a knot. Then, slide the bead tip and crimp bead tie another knot and then squeeze the crimp bead. Trim off excess wire and close the bead tip. Finally, add on the clasp.

Step 6

You have a new member in your wardrobe now! Learning how to bead bracelets is a pretty good way to add color, sparkle and amusement to a day or a look. With a few supplies and free jewelry designs that are available online, you will be able to use the imagination to create all sorts of stunning, creative and original beaded accessories on a budget.

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3 Weddings and a Blog Hop

3 Weddings and a Blog Hop

Well, this is my very first Blog Hop and I just hope I am doing everything correctly. The theme is weddings/valentines using Michael Strong stamps – the biggest problem I have is that I don’t have his lovely heart shaped stamp so I’ve had to work around that slight hiccup! I was bought four of Michael’s stamps for Christmas – circle, large vase, fan and flower but right now I do wish I’d requested the heart as well :).

I have managed three samples though so I hope there’ll be something there to catch your eye and perhaps give you some inspiration. I am showing here my ‘mistakes’ – or should I call them ‘re-thinks’ so that you can maybe follow my weird thought process. Actually, that’s one of my big failings – I don’t plan ahead, just go for it and change my mind dozens of times along the way.

If you click the solitary photo above, on the right (3 Weddings and a Blog Hop), it will enlarge – you should then be able to ‘right arrow’ your way through the rest of the photos and read below each one a few more details of how I did things.

I stamped the circle on watercolour paper – I used the circle stamp as it had the most surface area for me to cut other shapes out of.

Stamped circles

Close up of the lovely detail

I cut heart shapes out with Nesties

Heart shapes

Then decided they were too 'busy'! The dark purple was far too intense for the card I had vaguely in mind

Too 'busy'!

Changed to a paler, lavender ink and backed the hearts with Nestie scalloped hearts

Lavender ink

Coloured the fabric covered wire with a green ink pad

Coloured the wire

Made a bunch of 'flowers'

Bunch of 'flowers'

I also smudged the edges with lavender ink

I think they make a nicer bunch now

A nicer bunch

Texture Fade - inked with lavender before running through the Grand Calibur. The watercolour paper tore a little but I don't think it shows on the finished card.

Texture Fade

Matted with purple card & mounted onto card base

Vase  was mounted on 3D sticky pads to go over the stems

Vase on 3D sticky pads

Close-up of vase

Close-up of vase

More hearts!

More hearts!

Needs 'purpling-up'? After me thinking it was too pale earlier, now I want it darker!

Needs 'purpling-up'?

I wonder why it's always 3 or other odd numbers? The adhesive gems add just the right amount of depth of colour.

Always 3?

Glitter glue added with a cocktail stick from a puddle of it – the nozzle is too thick to apply directly to such small dots.

Glitter glue

I don't really 'do' bows but it was needed in this corner. I peeled back the dark purple card to tuck the ends underneath.

Went a bit gem-crazy!

Base card is a Grand Nestie Label One which makes a lovely sized card with an interesting shape to it.

Base card

I'm still not totally happy........

Not totally happy........

....darkened the card edges, OK, I'm happy now

OK, I'm happy now

Card number two.
2nd Card, Stamped with pale pink Memento ink

Card number 2

Drew 'inchie' squares on all – I had in mind to do a card made of inchies but really wish I had the right sized punch to make it easier!

'inchie' squares

Stamped a couple of sentiments, the 'Love' is from Lost Coast Designs Dictionary Definitions. These stamp beautifully, you can always read every word.

Edged all in same pink ink

Laid out on letterpressed background but I feel the detail is lost both on the background and on the toppers.

Laid out

Matted all pieces on darker pink card to define the edges more.

Changed my mind about the background, decided to go square.

Stuck on double sided tape – quite tricky to do. Used masking tape to hold the pieces in place, lifted them onto the sticky surface and then found that when I removed the masking tape it took some of the stamped image with it!

Double sided tape

I hate glitter! This is a lovely colour though. I just dumped the whole jar on top of the square of card.

Pressed it into the DSST to make sure it stuck to all the spaces between the inchies.

Far too wishy-washy – again! Who was it who said the darker purple was too much? Oh, that would be me – on the first card!

Wishy-washy – again!

Tried colouring/glittering inchies to disguise where the tape had damaged them – didn't work.

Got out the stamp-positioner

Stamped in purple ink over the pink. The stamp positioner rocked slightly on the glittered card so it was hard to get it to line-up perfectly.

Almost perfect? Slight pink shadow shows below the purple but I quite like that, looks like I've given it a shadow.

Almost perfect?

Re-did the inchies in purple! I didn't want to waste all that glittering so that's why I just stamped more circles and cut out more squares!

Inchies in purple!

OK, now I am happy with it, the purple ink looks better with the purple glitter and isn't lost anymore.

OK, now I am happy

I even like the glitter! This is a smallish card, only 4.5" square, but it suits the overall 'inchie' theme.

I even like the glitter!

Number 3!
3rd Card. That letterpressed background which I'd briefly discarded earlier. 'Love' sentiment is mounted on a Nestie Eyelet Square

Card number 3

I used the 2 remaining inchies from the previous card plus Spellbinders Fallen Angel dies

Spellbinders Fallen Angel

Heart cut from MS Circle stamped and embossed with silver ep. The deep rose card complements the pale pink quite nicely.

Heart cut from MS Circle

Teeny-tiny silver crystal hearts on the inchies to brighten them up

Crystal hearts

White & silver ribbon to one side – very traditional? This ribbon is from a lovely roll purchased at CostCo.

Ribbon to one side

The Fallen Angel slightly less traditional! I think this is my favourite card of the three.

Fallen Angel

Want to see more?

Hop over to Michael’s Blog (yikes, how scary being followed by himself 😉 ). This is a circular blog so it doesn’t matter where you start – just make a full circle and leave comments everywhere for a chance to win a prize (something special from Michael!).

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Daniil Kvyat has described his return to the Scuderia Toro Rosso outfit as returning home even though it has 'grown up' significantly since he exited just over a year ago.

Axed from the Red Bull Racing line-up ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix, Kvyat returns to the Toro Rosso team he made his F1 debut with in 2014 for the remainder of this season.

Spending the day getting acquainted with the Ferrari-engined STR11, Kvyat - who was 15th fastest after FP2 - insists he has enjoyed settling back into the Toro Rosso team, branding it a team that has matured since he departed at the end of the 2014 season.

"It is like coming back home," he said. "Back in 2014 when I was leaving it felt like I was leaving home and now it feels like I came back. But it's not easy, home is always changing -- two years ago I was gone and Toro Rosso is a grown up team now.

"I now need to adjust to their references in terms of all the chassis work, engine work and so on, and find how to drive and where the limit is -- that doesn't happen unfortunately in one session.

Reflecting on his first day back in the car, Kvyat feels there is definitely potential in the package and was pleased with the characteristics of the Ferrari power unit.

"I didn't warm up my tyres in the second session so it was the wrong call from me, tried a different strategy which didn't pay off. But at least we know where it's all laying, the general feeling with the car is growing each lap. There are a few things we can cut the sharp ends in some areas, work on the details, and I think Toro Rosso has a very competitive package to be honest.

"One car warmed up the tyres, one car didn't warm up the tyres and the one that did warm up the tyres looked very competitive. Hopefully I will join the competitive pack tomorrow.

"Generally I think Ferrari has very big potential as well, it's a very smooth power unit and I was very pleased with how it works. It felt like it's all in all more balanced behind yourself."


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07 Eocene History of the Cascade Range

The Geology and Petrography of Crater Lake National Park, 1902

There can be no reasonable doubt that fossiliferous Cretaceous rocks of marine origin are widely distributed beneath the Cascade Range from Lassen Peak to the Columbia, and that during the Chico epoch the whole area was beneath the sea. At the close of the Cretaceous, important changes occurred in the distribution of land and sea. Northern California, as well as southern Oregon, was raised above the sea excepting the Coast Range region north of Rogue River, which remained beneath the sea during the early part of the Tertiary. The marine deposits of the Eocene period in the vicinity of Roseburg run under the Cascade Range, but have not yet been found on the eastern side. The conglomerates of the Eocene, like those of the Cretaceous, contain many pebbles of igneous rocks, but they are of types common to the Klamath Mountains and are rare or unknown among the lavas exposed in the Cascade Range. During the Eocene there was vigorous volcanic activitya in the Coast Range of Oregon, but the record of such activity has not yet been found in the Cascade Range. That volcanoes were active along the range during the Eocene is rendered more probable, although not yet beyond question, by Dr. J. C. Merriam’s discovery of Eocene volcanic deposits in the John Day region.b

aSeventeenth Ann. Rept. U. S. Geol. Survey, Part I, 1896, p. 456.
bBull. Dept. Geol. Univ. California, Vol. II, No. 9, p. 285.

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Part 3. Entering and Editing Transaction... > Write and Record Checks Simultaneous...

Write and Record Checks Simultaneously

Recording a Check

Open the register for the checking or savings account you want to add a transaction to by clicking the checking account link under the Cash Flow Center.

In the empty transaction line, type the check date, using the mm/dd/yyyy format.

Click the drop-down arrow next to the field in the Num column, and then click Next Check Number. You can also type a specific check number into the Num field.

Click in the Payee field and type a payee name.

You can record every check you write as a transaction in your checking account register. Each time you enter a transaction into the register for a checking account, Quicken automatically recalculates the current ending balance for your account, making sure you always have a handle on what your spending limits are. Use the new transaction line to enter your new transaction.

Today's Dateline

If you enter one or more postdated transactions, a blue highlight line appears above the first postdated transaction. The line sets off the postdated or future transactions from the current transactions.

Click the Payment field and type a payment amount.

Click the Category field drop-down arrow and select an expense category or subcategory.

Click the Memo field and type memo information if desired. Click the Enter button.

Quicken records the check and adds another empty transaction line to the bottom of the register.

Tab It

You can also press the Tab key to move from field to field in a transaction.

Name That Payee

Each time you enter a new name in the payee field in the register, the QuickFill feature remembers the transaction information. You can learn more about using QuickFill in Part 4.

Use Those Categories!

Categories are key to tracking where your money goes. Be sure to make full use of Quicken's categories when entering transactions into your account registers (see Part 2, “Setting Up Accounts”).

Entering a Deposit

In the empty transaction line, type the deposit date using the mm/dd/yyyy format.

Click the Num field and then click Deposit or click EFT (if your employer deposits your paycheck electronically rather than giving you a paper check).

Click in the Paid By field and type the name of the person or company from which you received the funds.

Click the Deposit field and specify a deposit amount.

The money you deposit into an account can come from your paycheck, interest deposited into your account by the bank, loose cash you deposit via an ATM, gifts you receive from relatives, and so on. Every time you deposit money into your account, be sure to enter a corresponding deposit transaction in the Quicken account.

No Numbers in the Num Field

When you enter a withdrawal or deposit transaction, make sure you don't type a number into the Num field. Quicken allows this, but doing so creates confusion with the check numbers you enter.

Click the Category field and select an income category or subcategory.

Click the Memo field and type memo information if desired.

Click the Enter button.

Quicken records the transaction. By default, Quicken sorts the transactions based on date entered and then by the Num field, placing this transaction earlier in the register.

Categorizing Income

Categorizing your income is just as important as categorizing your expenses. For example, if a relative gives you large gifts, you need to track whether the gift amounts total enough to compel you to pay taxes on them.

Paycheck Time

If you categorize a deposit as Salary, a Paycheck Setup dialog box might ask whether you want to use that feature to automate your paycheck entries. For more information on using this feature, see Part 4.

Splitting a Transaction

Fill in the Date, Num, Payee, and Payment or Deposit fields for the new transaction you want to split.

Click the Split button.

The Split Transaction window opens. Select a category from the Category drop-down list for the first split item.

Type Memo and Amount entries and click Next.

Some checking activities require you to write a check that covers several expenses. To handle such situations, Quicken enables you to split a transaction. When you split a transaction in a bank account, you apply more than one category or subcategory and specify what portion of the transaction falls into each category or subcategory.

Specify the next Category and Memo. Edit the Amount entry or simply continue if the calculated amount is correct.

Click Next and repeat step 5 as many times as necessary to add other categories.

Click OK to finish entering the categories for the split and return to the register.

Click the Enter button to finish recording the entry.

Identifying Split Transactions

When you split a transaction, Quicken enters Split as the category for that transaction in the register.

Creating a New Number Field Label

Click the Num field and click the Edit List button.

Quicken opens the Edit Num List dialog box. Click the New button.

Quicken opens the Add New Num/Ref dialog box. Type up to a 9-character title for the label you want to create.

Click OK.

When recording your transactions, you can choose from Next Check Num, ATM (automated teller machine), Deposit, Print Check, Send Online Payment, Transfer, and EFT (electronic funds transfer). Some of your transactions, such as withdrawals or debit card purchases, may require a more descriptive field. You can add new fields to the Num list as needed.

Label Ideas

You can add WD for Withdrawal as a label for withdrawals, or Debit as a label for your debit card purchases.

The new label appears in the Edit Num List dialog box.

Click the New button to add another label following step 4, or click Done to close the dialog box.

The new label is now listed among the Num field choices. Click the Num field to view the choices.

Remove a Label

To remove a label you no longer want, reopen the Edit Num List dialog box, select the label, and click Delete. Click Done to close the dialog box again.

Entering a Withdrawal

In the empty transaction line, type the withdrawal date.

Either skip the Num field or click the Num field and click the name for the withdrawal choice if you created one in the previous task.

Click the Payee field and type a payee name, such as the cash recipient's name, or something generic, such as Cash.

Click the Payment field and specify a withdrawal amount.

Whenever you walk into a bank and use a withdrawal slip to take money out of a checking, savings, or money market account, you need to enter a corresponding withdrawal transaction in the Quicken account for that real-world account.

Withdrawal Nums

The Num field doesn't include a withdrawal choice. You can add new choices to the list. See the previous task to learn how.

Click the Category field and select an expense category or subcategory.

Optionally, click the Memo field and type in memo information.

Click the Enter button.

Quicken records the transaction.

List of Payees?

If you select the Payee field in any transaction and a list opens, it holds memorized transactions. See Part 4 to learn how to work with memorized transactions. For now, simply type the entry you want.

Withdrawal Category

Quicken provides a category you can use for miscellaneous account withdrawals—the Cash expense category. Otherwise, you should choose the category that best reflects how you spent the money.

Entering an ATM Transaction

Type the ATM transaction date.

Click the Num field and then click ATM.

Click the Payee field and type a payee name. You can use something generic such as Cash or name the deposit source.

Click the Payment field or Deposit field and specify an amount.

Keeping track of all your ATM receipts can require a lot of organizational skills. If you maintain the same discipline you use to record other account transactions to record your ATM transactions, you won't have to worry about the status of your account balance.

Tossing Your Receipts?

Don't trash your ATM withdrawal receipts. Use those receipts as the basis for ATM transactions you enter into Quicken.

Click the Category field and select an expense category, such as Cash, or a subcategory.

Click the Memo field and type in any memo information.

Click the Enter button.

Quicken records the transaction.

ATM Fees

Depending on the type of account you have, you might incur a fee each time you use your ATM. This is especially true if you use an ATM at another bank. If you're using your bank's ATM, you might be able to accurately include the ATM fee as part of the ATM transaction; however, to ensure you're entering accurate ATM fees, you should wait until you receive your bank statement and enter a separate transaction for each fee.

Transferring Funds

Click the Transfer button at the top of the register window.

Quicken opens the Transfer dialog box. Click the Transfer Money From drop-down arrow and select an account.

Click the To Account drop-down arrow and select an account.

It is quite common to have multiple bank accounts. For example, you might have both a checking and a savings account, or you might have multiple savings accounts—one for yourself and spouse and one for each of your kids. When you move money from one account to another, you can record the transfer in Quicken using the Transfer category.

Transfer Label

To record transfers, fill out the transaction in the register as you normally would, assigning the Transfer label in the Num field. Click the Category drop-down arrow, scroll to the bottom of the list, and choose a transfer account.

Specify a date for the transaction and type a description for the transfer.

Type the amount of the transfer into the Amount field.

Click OK.

Quicken records the transaction in both the account you are transferring from and the account you are transferring to.

Good Descriptions

You can't assign a category or subcategory to a transfer transaction, but it's important to use the Description field to describe the reason for the transfer. Such recordkeeping enables you to verify when you've made a needed transfer.

Editing a Transaction

Scroll through the register to find the transaction you want to edit, and click any field in the transaction to select it.

Make your changes to the transaction fields, as needed.

Click the Enter button to finish entering the changes, or press Esc to cancel edits.

You can edit a transaction to change the payment or deposit amount, the category, or some other field. For example, if you enter a payment in advance of receiving its bill, you might need to go back and adjust the payment amount before you print the check. Make the change to a transaction right in the register.

Using the Edit Button

For other types of edits, click the transaction and click the Edit button. Select a command from the menu that appears. For example, to delete a transaction, click Delete Transaction.

Watch Out!

Avoid changing a cleared transaction. When you do change a cleared transaction, Quicken asks you to verify the change. See Part 5, “Balancing Accounts,” to learn more about reconciling and clearing transactions.

Voiding a Transaction

Click any field in the transaction to select the transaction.

Click the Edit button and then click Void Transaction.

Quicken immediately adds **VOID** in the Payee field.

Click the Enter button to record the edit.

You can void a check and leave the check number recorded, but delete any amounts associated with the transaction. This helps Quicken correctly number later checks and helps you account for the gap between valid check numbers. Quicken inserts **VOID** in the Payee field for a voided check and marks the check as cleared.

Fixing a Printed Check

If you find an error on a check you've printed but not mailed, don't void it. Edit and reprint the check. You can learn more about printing checks later in this section.

Finding a Check or Transaction

Click the Find button on the register window's toolbar.

The Quicken Find dialog box opens. Click the Search drop-down arrow and select the type of information to match.

Optionally, select an operator from the Match If list to further narrow your search criteria.

When you need to double-check or change the information in a transaction, you can use the Find feature to jump to the transaction you need. When you perform a Find, you enter information that appears in the transaction, such as a specific check number. Quicken takes you to the matching transaction in the register.

Controlling Search Precision

Use the Match If choice to specify how narrow or broad the search should be. The Exactly choice narrows results the most; found transactions must match exactly when this is selected.

Specify the information to match by typing it into the Find text box or by selecting from the text box's list.

If you want to search forward through the register, click to remove the check mark from the Search Backwards check box.

Click Find to jump to the first matching record in the register. Repeat to find subsequent matches.

Click Close to finish the search and work with the found transaction.

Finding Multiple Matches

Click Find All in the Quicken Find dialog box to display a window listing all matching records in the current account and other accounts in the same Quicken file. To go to a particular transaction in the register, double-click the transaction.

Finding Again

The Quicken Find dialog box remembers your last search settings. If you closed the Quicken Find dialog box, you can click Find on the toolbar to redisplay your find choices.

Changing the Register Display

Click the Options button on the toolbar and then click a new sort order to use.

Quicken applies the new sort to the transactions.

To return to the original order, click the Options button and click Sort by Date/Amount.

By default, the register organizes transactions according to the transaction date. You might want to display the transactions in another order, instead. For example, you might want to sort the transactions by payee, so you can review recent payments to that payee. You can also choose to view transactions on one line instead of two.

Sorting Caution

Some sorting orders cause your balance to calculate incorrectly, so return to the Date/Amount sort order to get an accurate balance calculation.

Quicken sorts the transactions by the date again.

Click the Options button on the toolbar and then click One-Line Display.

Quicken displays the register transactions on a single line instead of the default two.

Back to Two Lines

To return to the regular display, click the Options button on the toolbar and then click One-Line Display again.

As You Like It

You can customize how the register looks and works, including whether Quicken memorizes transaction information you enter. Click the Options button and then click Register Options.

Creating Checks to Print

Click the Write Checks button in any account register window.

Quicken opens the Write Checks window. Make sure the correct account is selected in the Write Checks from field.

Type a date for the check and then click the Pay to the Order of field. Type the payee name, or click the drop-down arrow and select a name from the list.

Type an amount for the check. Quicken writes the dollar amount out for you.

You can also write and record checks into your account register at the same time. Using the Write Checks window, you can specify which account to use and write your check data just as you do a regular paper check. After writing the checks, you can then instruct Quicken to print the checks.

If you mail your checks in a window envelope, you can enter the payee's address in the Address field.

Enter a memo, if needed, and then click the Category drop-down arrow and choose a category for the check.

Click the Record Check button and then click the Close button to close the window.

Quicken records the check in the account register and identifies it with a Print label in the Num field. The check is also added to the list of checks to print.

Made a Mistake?

As long as you haven't printed the check yet, you can press the PgUp or PgDn key to move back and forth through your check transactions in the Write Checks window and make changes to the entries.

Keep Going

The Write Checks window stays open for as long as you need it. If you want to record several checks, keep entering the check information and then click the Record Check button to record each check that you write.

Printing Checks

Load the check paper into your printer and then click File, Print Checks.

The Select Checks to Print dialog box opens. Type the first check number to be printed.

To print all the checks you have written so far, leave the All Checks option selected. Choose one of the other print options to specify the checks to be printed.

Click the Check Style drop-down arrow and select the type of checks you purchased.

Printing checks in Quicken consists of two stages: purchasing paper checks and then setting up your printer for printing them. Visit Quicken's Web site or check the catalog that came with the program to order check paper for your printer. After you've received your checks, you should follow the printer setup process to ensure that your checks print correctly.

Printing Test

To print test checks on blank paper, choose File, Printer Setup, For Printing Checks. Click Align and click a check alignment button. Next, click Print Sample.

If the first page of checks is partial, make a choice in the Checks on First Page area.

Click OK to send the checks to the printer.

After the checks print, click OK when the Did Check(s) Print OK? message box appears.

If you encountered a problem, enter the check number that misprinted and click OK to return to the Select Checks to Print dialog box and try again.

Reprinting a Check

To later reprint a check, change the check transaction Num field entry to Print Check and click the transaction Enter button. Choose File, Print Checks, specify the correct First Check Number, and click OK.

Use the Write Checks Window

You can also open the Select Checks to Print dialog box from the Write Checks window. Click the Print button.

Printing the Account Register

Display the register you want to print and then choose File, Print Page.

The Print Register dialog box opens. In the Title text box, type the phrase that you want to display at the top of the printout.

To print only transactions with date entries from a particular period, change the From and To dates by clicking the Calendar icon and selecting a date.

If you want to include all the category information for split transactions, check Print Split Transactions.

The register gives you detailed information about each transaction in your account, so you can check the account history anytime you want. For example, if you want to review recent transactions for an account with your spouse or a financial planning professional, you can print the relevant transactions from the register rather than huddling around your computer.

When to Print

You don't have to print your account every week or month to have a safe copy of your data. Instead, back up your Quicken file on disk, as described in Part 13, “Managing Quicken Data Files.”

Click the Print button.

The Print dialog box opens. Click the Portrait or Landscape orientation option button.

To print all the pages, leave the All option selected. To print selected pages only, click Pages and enter the first and last page in the From and To boxes.

Choose any other print options that apply and click OK to print the register.

Is It a Report?

Printing the register is not the same as printing a Quicken report. See the next task to learn how to view a register report.

Control the Printout

You can use the Heading Font and Body Font buttons to display dialog boxes in which you can change the fonts used for your printout. You can click the Preview button to view what your printout looks like before printing.

Creating a Register Report

Display the register window you want to create a report for; then click the Report button and choose Register Report.

Quicken opens the Register Report window. Select the date or range for the report.

To change the transaction order, you can click the Sort button and choose a sort.

To customize the report, click the Customize button.

Quicken reports are a great way to analyze your register transactions. You can control the range of transaction dates listed in the report, as well as how the transactions are sorted. You can also customize the report to show just the categories you want or view transactions from multiple accounts.

Print a Report

To print the register report, click the Print button to open the Print dialog box, select any additional options, and click OK to print.

The Customize dialog box for the report type opens. Use the Display tab options to control how report items appear.

Click the Categories tab to choose which categories to include in the report.

Click the Advanced tab to set options for how transactions are used in the report.

Click OK to view the customized report.

Save It

You can save any report's settings you customized to view the report again later. After creating the customized report, click the Save Report button. In the Save Report dialog box, type a name for the report, select a center to associate with the report, and click OK.

Reopen a Saved Report

To reopen a report you previously saved, open the Reports & Graphs window, click the Saved Reports tab, and double-click the report you want to view.

Viewing Transactions in the Calendar

Click Cash Flow, Calendar.

Quicken opens the Calendar window. Transactions are displayed on the date in which they were recorded.

You can click the Prev Month and Next Month buttons to scroll back and forth in the Calendar view.

To add a note to the calendar, select the date on the calendar and then click the Add Note button.

The Quicken Calendar keeps track of all your transactions and lists them in a monthly calendar display. You can use the Calendar window to view transactions, including those you previously recorded as well as future transactions you scheduled. You can even add a reminder note to the Calendar window to remind you about an important transaction or financial matter.

Go To Date

To view a specific date in the Calendar window, click the Go to Date button, type the date, and click OK.

Quicken opens the Note dialog box. Enter your note text.

Click the Save button.

To view the note, move the mouse pointer over the Note icon or click the note to open the Note dialog box. Click the Close button to close the Calendar.

Remove a Note

To delete a note from the Calendar window, select the date containing the note, open the Note dialog box, and click Delete Note.

Select Accounts

To control which account transactions appear, click the Select Accounts button. In the Calendar Accounts dialog box, specify which accounts to view and click OK. The Calendar displays only the selected account's transactions.

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So tonight I was watching Shark Tank and up came this adorable couple with a cute boutique; they are Red Dress Boutique. Not only did they have the most adorable story but they have some of the most adorable clothes! Check out their website (they even have a page for the adorable dresses that were featured on Shark Tank!

So here are some of the clothes that I picked out from their website:

Classic Lifestyle Jacket $48.00
This jacket is classically chic for any lifestyle! It is a perfect fall/winter coat that should be in everyone's closet! Pictured with the Autumn Nights Infinity Scarf in navy, it creates the classic fall look. Enjoy a classic lifestyle of confidence and class with this jacket!

Autumn Romance Maxi Dress $54.00
The name describes this dress perfectly! Autumn Romance, I can see the romance in this dress. White flowing body with beautiful lace sleeves, it is perfect for the fall! Fall into autumn with this gorgeous maxi!

Earn Your Stripes Dress $44.00
This striped dress is super chic and simple. Pair it with any statement necklace and it is a total hit! Even though this is more of a spring/summer dress, you can pair it with tights and a jacket for more of a fall look! Earn your stripes and get this dress!

Gossip Girl Denim-Ultra Dark Wash $48.00
Just the name caught my attention, I LOVE Gossip Girl! Anyway, these Gossip Girl skinnies are perfect for the fall and can go with any dressy top, or a classic tee. You know you love these jeans, XOXO, Gossip Girl!

Holiday Greetings Leggings $18.00
These leggings are the perfect bottoms to wear with a classic black or white top around the holidays. They are Christmas themed and very adorable. You can even match them with the Strike A Pose heels in burgundy (mentioned below).

Autumn Nights Plaid Infinity Scarf-Navy $24.00
Doesn't everybody need a plaid infinity scarf during the fall/winter? I think, yes. This scarf is adorable matched with the Classic Lifestyle Jacket mentioned above!

Strike A Pose Heels-Burgundy $32.00

These heels just make me want to strike a pose even though I don't have them! They are a modest height, so you don't trip all over yourself, but they aren't super short so you feel awkward. Go out, get your own pair and strike a pose!

If you missed them on Shark Tank, don't worry, they're not going anywhere. If you want to check them out, visit and browse all of the beautiful clothes! Make sure you check out their story here because it is truly inspiring. You can also follow them on Facebook at The Red Dress Boutique

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Sreesanth is considering quitting Kerala and playing for another state. © Cricbuzz

Temperamental pacer S Sreesanth said he was contemplating of playing for another state in this year's Ranji Trophy after the Kerala Cricket Association (KCA) had ignored him for the captain's post.

KCA had recently named all-rounder Raiphy Vincent Gomes as Kerela captain for the upcoming domestic season and selected 25 probables for the team, including Sreesanth.

"In the last season, I had led the state in one match. Though I have not taken a final decision, I might opt to play for another state in the coming season," Sreesanth told PTI.

"I want to play more cricket so that I could do well and get into team India," he said.

Terming Sreesanth's reaction as 'emotional', KCA secretary T C Mathew told PTI that the probables were selected by a five-member selection committee, who were all former Ranji players.

"Captaincy is not demanded by any players. If Sreesanth has decided to play for another state, then he will have to obtain NOC (no objection certificate) from Kerala Cricket Association. Once application is given for NOC, the KCA's central council will discuss and take a decision on it," he said.

Out of the Indian Test team for a while now, Sreesanth said he is eager to make a comeback and is working hard on his fitness in the National Cricket Academy in Bangalore.

"I am working very hard and I want to play for the country. I am really hoping to make a comeback into the Indian team," he said.

Sreesanth, who plays for Kings XI Punjab in the Indian Premier League, said the Twenty20 tournament is a great learning platform for the young brigade.

"IPL has given more opportunities to youngsters," he said.


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Cricket Betting Preview – 3rd ODI Australia against Pakistan

Peter Handscomb joins the Australian ODI squad for the 3rd ODI against Pakistan
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Australia take on Pakistan at the WACA tomorrow in the third ODI of the five match series. At one a piece it is difficult to separate these two teams and for the best cricket betting odds check these sites to shop the best odds before betting.

Australian coach Darren Lehmann has said that Victoria batsman Peter Handscomb will make his debut against Pakistan. Handscomb will bring some stability to the batting line up, playing four Test matches for Australia previously and has been impressive with 399 runs at an average close to 100. He has already scored two each of centuries and fifties in his short career.

The 25-year-old will take the place of Mitchell Marsh in the line-up after the Western Australian all-rounder suffered a shoulder injury during the second game against Pakistan in Melbourne.
Lehmann said Handscomb has earned his opportunity based on good performances in the Test series.

"He's done really well, he's been outstanding," said Lehmann.

"A good reward for a good summer. We want four quality batters going at the top, so he'll get his chance there ... That number four spot is there and Peter has done a really good job for us in the Test matches, so he gets another crack at it.

"He played a very good one-day sort of innings for us in the Sydney Test match, where we scored quite quickly. He's got all the shots and he's quite innovative. But if we lose early wickets he can consolidate from there."

Also returning to the playing squad will be Billy Stanlake, who will take the place of Mitchell Starc after the latter was rested.

Pakistan will remain unchanged and will go into the third ODI which great confidence after their convincing win over Australia in the second ODI.

On balance, I would favour an Australian win at the WACA with the Aussies bouncing back strongly after their 6 wicket defeat in Melbourne.


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How you been, sweetheart? It’s been a pretty crazy summer. No rest for the wicked, as they say.

After the last super-belated update, I got a call from Mike Csurics about doing some songs for an upcoming 2K project. Not willing to rely on VSTs, I enlisted the help of former Chicagoan and old friend, Adam Bones. The Boners (Ben Crossbones and Adam Bones. Get it?) finally laid down their first single in the form of a 50’s instrumental rock and roll love song. I was privileged to team up with other fantastic musicians, Adam Boese and Chris Struif on a separate, post WWII jazz number. Fantastic work guys.

Then, Mike gives me another call and has 2K Games send me to LA to assist in the dialogue production for Xcom. It was an amazing experience to say the least. We were set up at POP studios in Santa Monica which was an insane departure from the usual indie budget that I’m very accustomed to (in this sense “indie” is synonymous with “no”). We were teamed up with famed Command and Conquer voice director, David Fries. If all this weren’t enough, we recorded Richard Steven Horvitz (voice of Invader Zim and Raz of Psychonauts), one of my all time favorite voice actors!

In September, I was once again drafted by the troops from the freezing north, Frozen Codebase. The first task at hand was tackling Jam City Rollergirls. To be completely fair and honest, I really didn’t have much of a hand in the audio production aside from a handful of sound effects and a bit of advice. Hopefully the game will be launched just in time for the WFTDA National Finals hosted on my home turf (Go WCR!). The title will be out for WiiWare and it’s a ton o’ fun. See what the indispensable, Rev. Norb had to say about it at PAX.

The second of crunches (a little under 3 weeks) was tackling the sound design duties for NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT. Let me start by saying, this was one of the most fun projects I have ever worked on. I was able to embrace the forms of Warner Bros., MGM and Hanna-Barbera cartoons which heavily influenced me early on in my journey through sound and music. I can recall several times sitting in front of my monitors just laughing at a single sound knowing where it would be placed in the game. My foley area eventually looked like Harpo Marx exploded. I was reminded once again: This is why I do what I do; this is why I love what I do. Nearly 250 unique sounds were created and implemented in this short amount of time. This was no mere one man operation near the end of the contract however. David Novak jumped on to help with some sound design. Later, he helped me produce songs for the soundtrack, as well as submit music of his own. Another hearty handshake and high five goes out to Apollo Occhino, our beloved and extremely hardworking programmer. No matter how much time and care was put into the sound design and music, it would be all for not if we didn’t have him placing his devotion into following extremely tedious and boring implementation notes. On a bragging note, I wrote the theme song for NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT too. I’m incredibly excited that the first couple of sounds the player will eventually hear will be my work! I’m looking forward to the game’s release as I am extremely proud of all the work that went in to the audio. All this on top of the fact the team at Frozen Codebase has made an amazing game. I have played it myself every day since I started on the project… not just for research and testing purposes. So, look forward to playing NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT when it comes out NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT for the NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT.

I guess that is all for right now. Try to catch me for a beer or Galaga high score challenge this week in Austin during the Game Developers Conference.

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Specifications of Akademik Fyodorov icebreaker

Year built 1987  /  Age : 30
Flag state Russia
Builder Rauma-Repola Oy Shipyard (Savonlinna, Finland)
Class Russian diesel icebreaker
Owner Russian Federation
Operator AARI (Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute)
Speed 16 kn / 30 kph / 18 mph
Length (LOA) 141 m / 463 ft
Beam (width) 24 m / 79 ft
Gross Tonnage 12660 gt
Passengers 172
Crew 80
Decks 4

Review of Akademik Fyodorov icebreaker

RV Akademik Fyodorov ("ледокол Академик Фёдоров") is an icebreaking vessel is owned and operated by AARI ("Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute" / "Арктический и антарктический научно-исследовательский институт", abbreviated as "ААНИИ"). AARI is located in Saint Petersburg, and is the oldest and largest research institute in the Russian Federation in the field of comprehensive studies of Arctic and Antarctica.

Akademik Fyodorov icebreaker ship

One of the Russian icebreaker ships, Akademik Fyodorov is a diesel-electric research vessel (RV) and the flagship of the Russian scientific polar research fleet. The ship was built for the USSR (Soviet Union) and started operations in October 1987. This ship is named after the polar explorer Evgeny Fyodorov, who worked on the North Pole-1 station - the first Russian drifting ice research station.

On August 1, 2007, the Akademik Fyodorov ship departed en-route to the North Pole as part of Russia's efforts to lay pretense to the seabed beneath the North Pole. The vessel sailed with 100 researchers and scientists, equipped with two deep sea mini-submarines. The scientists were dispatched to a depth of over 4000 m (13200 f) where they dropped a titanium capsule with the Russian flag in it. This was a symbolic gesture reminiscent of the USA planting the American flag on the surface of the moon. However, this act doesn't guarantee any Russian rights to extract gas and oil from the sea bed. The scientists aboard Akademik Fyodorov searched for evidence that the 2000 km (1240 ml) underwater mountain range (named Lomonosov Ridge) was actually a geologic extension of Russia. This allowed Russia to lay claim to this region which was under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea.

The Canadian and Danish governments are expected to put forth their own scientific efforts to show that the Lomonosov Ridge is not part of the Russian territory.

Akademik Fyodorov itinerary program offers scientific and cruise expeditions to both the North Pole (from homeport Saint Petersburg) and to Antarctica (leaving from Cape Town, South Africa).

Akademik Fyodorov icebreaker vessel details

  • The vessel has 1 dining room, Sauna, no swimming pool, no elevators, 1 helipad.
  • Draught: 8,5 m
  • Displacement tonnage: 16200 tons
  • Note: In case of poor AIS coverage, tracking the vessel's current location will be impossible. You can see the CruiseMapper's list of all icebreakers and ice-breaking research ships in the "itinerary" section of our Icebreakers hub. All states and their fleets are listed there.

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Looking for a cruise out of Sao Paulo? You are looking in the right place. This little corner of Cruise Sale Finder has cheap deals, specials and packages on cruise holidays from the Brazilian city. Don't spend hours searching - they're all together in one place, so you can browse, book and start dreaming of your getaway whether you be planning on venturing the seas in 2016, 2017 or whenever your heart pleases! ... Read more

    The city

    Big, busy and bursting with life, Sao Paulo can be intimidating at first glance, but look at the smaller details and you'll find a wonderful place to explore. The city is home to endless cinemas, theatres, bistros, clubs and more, enhanced by a fantastically multicultural population and the beautiful natural landscapes surrounding the urban area.

    From the historic centre to the museums, parks to concert halls, there is something for everyone in Sao Paulo. Some highlights include the Jardim Zoologico, Brazil's largest zoo, the Mercado Municipal, a vast covered market, and of course the many football matches which take place across the city's four stadiums. If you're cruising from Sao Paulo, plan a day or two at the beginning or end of your trip to see what this wonderful place has to offer!

    Sao Paulo cruise lines and destinations

    Royal Caribbean offers their signature extravagant style of cruising from Sao Paulo. The large-ship line is at the forefront of cruising innovations, with the biggest ships packed full of things to do, see and eat - kind of like the city you've just left behind when cruising from Sao Paulo! Princess cruises, P&O cruises, cruises with Carnival and the Celebrity cruise line also pass through the Brazilian centre!

    The eastern coast of South America is the primary destination for cruises out of Sao Paulo, with ships calling into the ports of Brazil and Argentina - Buzios, Rio de Janeiro and Copacabana, Montevideo and Buenos Aires to name just a few. Extended voyages departing Sao Paulo might head right around the horn to Chile, or northeast across the Atlantic to Europe.

    Sao Paulo cruise port

    As Sao Paulo itself is not on the coast, ships visiting or departing the city dock at the port of Santos. Ships dock along a long quay and passengers are transported by shuttle to be processed in the Passenger Terminal which has cafes, snack bars, tour offices, ATMs, internet access and currency exchange.

    The terminal is 1.5 kilometres from central Santos, and the port city has some lovely beaches. It is a 70-kilometre journey into Sao Paulo, so the easiest option is often to arrange a transfer through your cruise line or an independent company.


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First 50 Years

The CSB /SJU /OSB  Retiree Association

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Presentation at the Saint Benedict Monastery

Haehn Museum On the

First 50 Years of the College of Saint Benedict

Wednesday, April 24, 2013 - 9:30 a.m. Coffee,

Haehn  Museum 10:00 a.m. Presentation and

Museum Tour 11:30 a.m.

Noon Prayer with the Sisters, Oratory (optional) 12:00 p.m.

Noon Lunch with the Sisters, Monastery Dining Room (optional - $8)

Determination, passion for education and unswerving persistence for excellence by the founding Sisters gave rise to a splendor on the prairie: The College of Saint Benedict. In commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the founding of the College in 1913, the exhibit portrays the key Sisters who shaped the College during its first 50 years.

RSVP to Bob Fulton by Friday, April 12, 2013, 320 356-7815, [email protected]

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Finding the 'Sweet SPOT' in Photosensor Placement

With all the discussion of daylighting in the pages of this magazine, a critical component for a successful design scheme that can't be overlooked is proper photosensor placement. For those not as up-to-date on this subject as they'd like to be, there's good news from out West. The California Energy Commission's PIER—Public Interest Energy Research—program has developed a new tool that's "spot-on." The Sensor Placement and Orientation Tool, according to the organization, is usable by anyone capable of using Microsoft Excel. In fact, the user interface is an Excel worksheet. Behind it is a sophisticated daylighting software program known as Radiance, created for PIER by Architectural Energy Corp., that is invisible to the user. Based on user input, the tool calculates nighttime illumination levels and the range of daylight contribution throughout the year.

SPOT accounts for many variables such as room geometry, surface reflectances, solar orientation, electric lighting layout and window design. For example, the tool allows the user to define room geometry and electric lighting layout for the space to be analyzed. The program also lets the user define reflectances of all the surfaces in the room or building, and of the ground outside as well, and specify any overhangs and light shelves to be considered for shading purposes. For electric lighting, the user can also define the type of luminaire to be used.

The software also accounts for building orientation and usage, allowing schedules to be created for occupancy and establishing desired control strategies for shading devices.

The design portion of SPOT uses the geometry and site information provided and reports three main sets of information back to the user: electric lighting performance under nighttime conditions, annual daylighting performance under a sampling of conditions and photosensor placement recommendations for each luminaire zone.

SPOT then allows the user to apply what-if analyses to various photosensor placements in the luminaire zones, adjust the photosensor system settings and run annual performance calculations. A Photosensor Analyzer screen allows users to mix and match the various photosensor scenarios defined previously and analyze how they will perform under a larger set of representative days and sky conditions.

Keep in mind SPOT was developed with classrooms in mind, according to PIER, but it also may be applied to other spaces such as offices. The software handles top and side daylight sources and can model any electric lighting source from Illuminating Engineering Society files. More importantly, say its creators, SPOT will help designers effectively comply with the daylighting requirements in tougher state energy codes, specifically, California's Title 24 where separate controls are required for daylit areas.

To install SPOT, users' computers must meet the following specifications: Windows 2000, NT, or XP; Excel 97 (or higher); a 400-MHz processor and 128 MB of available disk space.

For more information visit where reports documenting this project are available. The software itself may be downloaded from the web at .

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Automatically calculates photosensor locations based on building geometry, orientation and scheduled usage

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