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From January through to 31 March 2016, event organisers booking Everton Football Club's Goodison Park stadium will be invited to add one of four, complimentary perks to their daily delegate package.
The package on offer from Sodexo Prestige Venues & Events, which manages conferencing and banqueting at the stadium, includes room hire, mid-morning and afternoon refreshments and a finger buffet, along with free parking, LED projector, stationary and Wi-Fi.
And now organisers can add a Prestige Perk at no extra charge.
They can choose to add a selection of soft drinks to their lunch order, give their guests fresh fruit at break times or upgrade their afternoon refreshments to scones, served with jam and cream. Alternatively, they can treat a maximum of 30 guests or delegates to a complimentary, behind-the-scenes mini tour.
An experienced guide will talk visitors through the history of the Blues while showing them the boardroom and the team changing rooms before guiding them along the famous tunnel to the dugout and pitch side.
"What better way to ring in the New Year and banish the January blues than by giving our valued corporate clients a choice of little luxuries," said Natasha Carr, UK Venue & Events Marketing Manager, at Sodexo Prestige Venues & Events.
"We hope our Prestige Perks, which are available right through until March, will make business even more of a pleasure."
Goodison Park has nine conference and events suites along with a number of executive, pitch-side boxes with uninterrupted views of the hallowed turf, which are ideal for smaller meetings, lunches or dinners.
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At LASALLE, we strongly believe that the process of art making demands the acquisition and development of strong knowledge and skills in materials, accompanied by a reflexive understanding of this knowledge that are then continually tested and extended through relevant practical application. Steered with that belief, the teaching and learning approach for the Diploma programme is grounded primarily on a practice-based methodology, with an emphasis on the development of each individual's creative processes and discoveries that are honed by community engagement projects and a strong understanding in Art History and ideas.
The Diploma in Fine Arts Programme offers very distinct specialisms in these disciplines: Painting, Printmaking, Sculpture, Drawing, Art Photography and Graphic Novel. Having selected one of the specialisms, you will be trained and equipped with the specific skills, techniques, aesthetics and historical issues associated with the chosen discipline.
The programme also emphasises an interdisciplinary approach to learning, which allows you to discover and establish cross-discipline methodologies in the development of your works. As the Diploma programme is the preliminary segment of your artistic journey, the School considers these three years crucial, to allow you to search for a unique creative voice and to understand the use of materials and art processes confidently so that you can hone these skills at a higher level.
Upon graduation, you will be equipped with a clear understanding of your own artistic practice reflecting creative inquiry, commitment and self-discipline, and in some circumstances, ability to work collaboratively with other artists from other fields of study.
In Level 1, you will share some common modules across the Diplomas and you will also take discipline-specific modules. The shared modules aim to provide you with a comprehensive grounding in the basic creative processes, art and design fundamentals, technical and academic skills essential for your progression to Level 2 and Level 3. They also allow for diagnostic and formative teaching in order to confirm you have made the appropriate choice of Diploma in Fine Arts. The discipline-specific modules will introduce you to core knowledge and skills required as the first layer to Diploma in Fine Arts.
In Level 2, you will be taught technical and vocational skills with a directed approach, which encourages reflection and critical analysis in your practical works. This will provide you with substantial understanding and knowledge specific to Diploma in Fine Arts.
In Level 3, you will undertake self-devised/directed projects which include cross-disciplinary and independent projects. These projects aim to encourage collaboration, to polish your technical dexterity and to identify your area of interest, relevant methodologies and artistic proficiency. There is also a placement module to help you gain an in-depth understanding of the Fine Art industries and to apply your studio and academic understandings and achievements to the diverse expectations of a demanding industry. You will also interact with non-profit organisations or community interest-led projects as part of the Community Engagement component, where you will develop a greater sense of responsibility, merging work and personal ethics.
Career Paths: Assistant Art Conservator and Restorer, Museum Gallery Assistant, Graphic Novel Artist, Model and Prop Maker, Painter, Printmaker, Photographer, Sculptor, Videographer, Graphic Designer, Assistant Trainer in Visual Art, Assistant Art Teacher/Educator, Window Display Artist, Layout Artist, Exhibition Designer

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For many years, a lot of people have had to battle with issues related to the nervous system. Even with the advanced level of medical expertise today, many individuals out there are still in the hospitals because of such problems. According to an article by John Hopkins Medicine Health Library, our nervous system is vulnerable to about seven different disorders. The notable ones are infections, structural defects, and autoimmune diseases. That's not all.
Another issue peculiar with the nervous system is poor/damaged nerve frequencies. Findings from various research show that poor/damaged nerve frequencies are a leading cause of inflammation and impaired functions of the nervous system. Several solutions have been developed within the last decade to mitigate the effects of these disorders. Even though a vast majority of these treatments are efficacious at best, they have a few drawbacks at worst. For instance, laser therapy, which was developed to support and repair cell filing has some disadvantages. One is the lack of sustainability when the laser is removed from the skin. Another one is that it is complex and time-consuming for both the patient and the therapist. But here is the good news. We've found a better therapeutic solution: Amino Neuro Frequency Discs.
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Are you just hearing this therapy for the first time? If so, Amino Neuro Frequency Therapy is the brainchild of Dr. Mikel H.G Hoff, an internationally renowned therapist. He developed this therapy in order to address some of the seemingly insurmountable problems of the nervous system. The ANF Therapy consists of thin circular Discs which are applied directly on the skin. During this therapy, neuro frequencies are transmitted through the neurons in the body. These frequencies are in turn picked up by the nervous system to start an efficient self-healing and self-regulating process. With Amino Neuro Frequency Therapy, Dr. Hoff hopes to help therapists increase their clients' life quality within the first week of consultation.
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Here is how it works. ANF Discs contain a unique material discovered by NASA two decades ago. The material is a carbonized metal with 28.4% pure metal. Attaches to the skin using a double sided 3M tape.
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Paris doesn't slow down after the holidays, in fact, it starts gearing up for more events. Known as the City of Celebration (to us, at least!), Paris kicks off with a New Years Day classical music concert at Saint-Germain des Prés on the Left Bank. January is also an ideal month in Paris to head indoors for a French cooking class, a cozy wine tasting, or a skip-the-line Louvre museum tour.
The weather may be chilly but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy a day trip to the Champagne region, Versailles, or even to the beaches of Normandy. Another way to have fun in cold weather is to sign up for a tour of the top attractions in a Eurovan or a vintage automobile.
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Our readers love this action-packed tour that lets you experience the best of Paris by night. The evening starts on the Eiffel Tower, where you have dinner at Restaurant 58. Next, view the lights of Paris on a Seine river cruise. Finish up at the #1-rated cabaret in Europe, the iconic Moulin Rouge, complete with champagne. Everything's been arranged for you, including return to your Paris hotel.
Everything looks better from a boat cruising down the Seine! On this relaxing ride you see Paris from a different perspective. All the famous landmarks will pass by as you enjoy a multi-course French meal with wine. If you want to splurge, book the Service Premier option, which gets you a private table at the front of the boat.
Have you ever wanted to feel like you're starring in your own movie, set in Paris? That's just how we felt when we toured the city in a sleek, black Citroën Traction Avant from the 1940s, driven by a "gentleman driver". It's so much fun seeing the sights like this, and made even better with the sun roof opened all the way. As we say in our review, this is "retro luxury from another era."
Our secret way to avoid the long lines at the Eiffel Tower is to sign up fo a skip-the-line-tour. Meet your guide at the base of the tower and follow her past the long lineups right to the second level. You get priority access, plus your guide fills you in on the history and fun facts. After the tour, you can take the elevator right to the very tippy-top.
Save Time. Stay Warm. Be Happy.
Baby, it's cold out there! This tour gets you ahead of the loooong lines and into the world's largest & most popular museum in no time flat. With close to 10 MILLION visitors each year, it's essential to find a way to skip the line. Group size is limited, so personal attention is a high priority.
We're adamant — there's no better way to celebrate your stay Paris than a champagne-fuelled cruise down the Seine, the most romantic river in the world. You'll also discover it's the very best way to see the sights of the city as you glide past the monuments on a bateau sipping bubbly!
The fun starts with a leisurely multi-course meal featuring classic French food and wine. Then, settle back and enjoy the timeless cabaret show. The best part? All the details have been arranged for you — tickets to the show, dinner, and even transportation to and from your hotel. This sells out weeks in advance, so be sure to book early!
That's right, do Paris in one day. This lovely tour packs a wallop with a combination of a Louvre museum tour, Seine River Cruise, plus lunch on the Eiffel Tower. Aprés lunch, visit the world's most popular cathedral — Notre Dame on Île de la Cité. Everything is included: multi-course lunch, entrance fees, and river cruise.
Paris has over 2,000 years of history and therefore 2,000 years of mysteries and legends. Spend an evening with a guide exploring the winding streets and hidden alleys of the City of Romance and Intrigue. You'll learn about legendary ghosts, eerie events, and bewitching tales.
This is another multi-attraction Paris experience we like that includes hotel pick-up, visits to Notre Dame, Hotel de Ville, the Champs-Elysées, the Eiffel Tower, Les Invalides, and other historic sights. You also spend time up in Montmartre for a taste of bohemian life. Also available as a private tour.
One of our most appreciated pieces of advice is to arrange your transportation from the airport into Paris before you leave home. It's comforting to be prepared when you arrive. One easy and affordable way to into Paris is to book a shuttle van service right to your hotel. Here's the service our readers like, it's convenient and cheaper than a taxi.
But here's our very best tip. After a long flight we appreciate a bit of comfort and TLC. So we always have our Paris pal & professional driver, Manu, meet us at the arrivals gate and whisk us into the city in his luxurious Mercedes S-Class. Honestly, it's the only way to do it!
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You'll feel like a royalty on this magical day in Versailles. You're driven directly from your Paris hotel to the royal estate where skip-the-line tickets get you ahead of the packs and directly into the grand chateau for a guided tour. Afterwards, stroll through the winter garden until lunch on the Grand Canal. There's plenty of time to visit the Grand Trianon and Marie Antoinette's fantasy village farm.
It's known as the Land of 1000 Castles and it's easy to get from Paris to the splendid chateaux of the Loire on a day trip. Take a leisurely tour of the magnificent castles on the banks of the river. Step back in time as you wander the gardens, mazes and traverse the moats of the Renaissance castles. Includes hotel pick-up and return. Also available as a private tour.
Your car winds way through the celebrated vineyards and villages where champagne has been made for centuries. On this small-group tour, your driver will take you along the picturesque Route de Champagne with plenty of tours and tasting at top producers. Pick up is at your hotel, so sample all you want while someone else does the driving.
Seven decades have passed since the Allied forces came ashore at Normandy. See for yourself the beautiful Normandy countryside and the most important sites of the invasion. You spend the day exploring the beaches, monuments, and museums that mark the start of liberation for France. This small group tour picks you up at your hotel and delivers you back at the end of the day.
We've described just a few of the magnificent things found outside the gates of Paris. We know from experience that your trip to Paris will be even better and more memorable if you put aside day or two to experience the wonders of France that are within easy reach of Paris. We've put together a couple of articles about our recommended day trips.
Attending a classical music concert at one of the iconic churches or cathedrals of Paris will created a powerful memory of your trip to the City of Music. Listen to favorites by Mozart, Pachelbel, Schubert, Vivaldi, Bach, Beethoven in some of the city's oldest religious buildings as well as the newest, modern venues. Popular concerts are at Theatre des Champs-Elysées, Palais Garnier, the Philharmonie de Paris, and Opera Bastille. More events are being added, so be sure to check back.
Inspired by the 1792 assassination of king Gustav III of Sweden at a masked ball in the Royal Opera House of Stockholm, Verdi's dramatic three-act opera was first performed in Rome at the Teatro Apollo in 1859. In Italian with French and English surtitles.
• Opera Bastille
• January 16, 19, 22, 25, 28 & 31 and into February
A contemporary production of Rossini's masterpiece opera buffa that was first performed in Rome at the Teatro Argentina in 1816. It has become one of the most-performed operas of the past 200 years.
• Opera Bastille
• January 24, 27 and into February
Expect high drama and strong emotions with plenty of arias and choruses. It is one of Handel's most moving pieces. Jephtha tells a biblical story of a father who must sacrifice his daughter due to a promise he made to god.
• Palais Garnier
• January 15, 20, 22, 28 & 30
Experience two new operas based on works by Japanese playwright Kaija Saariaho. This haunting performance includes songs, accompanied by lute and modern dance.
• Palais Garnier
• January 23, 25, 27 and into February
There's nothing like a candlelit performance of classical music at the historic Eglise Saint Ephrem in the Latin Quarter. This month piano works by Satie, Schubert, and Beethoven will be performed as well as Bach's Suites for Violoncello Solo. Take in a concert, then wander through the most iconic of Paris neighborhoods, the Left Bank.
Inspired by the Parthenon in Athens, La Madeleine was begun by Napoleon and remains a great venue for a classical music. In January you have the chance to hear Vivaldi's most popular piece, The Four Seasons. After the concert you'll be right in the heart of Paris, so it's easy to pop in some place and have a glass of champagne.
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Visiting the small, specialty food shops of Paris with an expert is one of the best ways to get into the culinary culture of the city renowned for its food. On these tours you visit and sample at boulangeries, cheese shops, charcuteries and foie gras merchants. But don't worry — any calories you take in at delicious taste samplings are going to be burned off by the walk! This is great value for a full-day (6 hours) activity.
You start your culinary afternoon on the historic Left Bank, a gourmet haven. At a traditional fromagerie you learn about French cheeses while you sample them. Next up are freshly baked baguettes followed by French wine. Don't forget the foie gras!
The weather outside may be chilly but you'll be warm inside a charming wine cellar smack in the center of Paris. The professional sommeliers on these fun and informal wine tastings cover a lot of French wine territory and deliver an extensive tasting of wines. We prefer the 2-hour grand cru wine tasting because it's not every day you'll get a chance to taste a flight of some of the best wines of France.
Go behind-the-scenes on this small-group walking and tasting tour to some of the best patisseries and chocolatiers in Paris. Don't miss the chance to taste regional specialties and find out how all those delectable delights are made.
Imagine taking a leisurely cruise down the Seine in a bateau… while being served a 3-course gourmet meal prepared by a team of French chefs. Well, imagine no longer — all the details of this fabulous food activity have been arranged including round-trip transportation to and from your hotel.
These heavenly, melt-in-your-mouth confections were created in the 1930s but are the current rage in Paris. It's a dream come true to attend a cooking class in Paris where you learn to make your own delicate meringue-based morsels. Class size is limited to eight people, so you get lots of individual attention. Your reward? Your own box of macarons to take home.
On your mark, get ready, shop! On January 10, 2019 one thousand Paris boutiques and grands magasins commence the annual January sales. France being France, even store sales must be authorized by the préfectures of each département (local government). It's hard to describe the shopping frenzy that the January sales inspire. Here are a few of our favorite department stores:
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Although you can't buy tickets to the fashion shows, if you hang out in the trendy bars around the Carrousel du Louvre you might have a celebrity sighting. Be on the lookout for Jean-Paul Gaultier, Vivienne Westwood, Karl Lagerfeld, and a collection of tall, thin models. (Or is that a mirror you're looking in?!)
• January 21 to 28, 2019
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This on-and-off New Year's Day celebration seems to be on this year! The parade starts and ends at Place de la Concorde, heading up Champs-Elysées to the Arc de Triomphe and back again.
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On the 100 year anniversary of Edgar Degas' death (1834-1917), the Musée d'Orsay pays tribute with a show of some of his lesser-known works. The exhibition focuses on Degas' friendship with Paul Valéry, a French poet, writer, and philosopher. Valéry's essays are linked to Degas' paintings and sculptures.
• Musée d'Orsay
• Ends February 25
2019 in Paris is the time to see Monet's personal art collection on exhibit at the museum dedicated to him. You'll also get a chance to see some of his most important works, including Impression: Sunrise.
• Musee Marmottan
• Ends January 14
1932 was a banner year for Pablo Picasso, and the Paris museums dedicated to the Spanish artist is exhibiting the explosion of masterpieces created by Picasso in that year.
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chugging away on a nightmare moon costume for little Miss T!
First up is the pants! I just finished them and she looooooveeeesss them! Nightmare moon is, oddly, my daughter's absolute favorite pony
Such a wicked mare of darkness! The next part will be the shirt! Then I'll make a mane and tail. The tail will be a belt and the mane will snap on. Lastly I'lol be making wings!
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A simple guide to mastering the art of modern manners
"Etiquette Secrets" is a funny and often quirky look at Australian Etiquette and a wonderful guide for life.
Written to inspire everyday Australians, Etiquette Secrets will debunk dress codes, decode business etiquette and ensure you know how to make an entrance at the next BBQ or cocktail party - and leave just as cleverly.
With something for everyone, from students to professionals, "Etiquette Secrets" makes a wonderful gift or great reading to brush up.
What has changed about Australian Life?
1970's Australia was a hotbed of social change, facilitated by the introduction of key policy changes: Not at fault divorce, the introduction of free university education and the abolition of the "white Australia" policy. The first had an enormous impact on the traditional nuclear family. This meant more women were entering full time work, and a new family structure emerged with more single parent or two parent working families. The ripple effect of these changes has seen two generations of change in and decline of family values and in particular what we broadly call "manners" being part of our daily lives. The rise in immigration quickly lead to a clash of cultures in our workplaces and confusion of what is appropriate in business. When you add technology to the mix, the rise of the "me" generation is complete - and disastrous.
'Etiquette Secrets' is an easy and humourous read, designed to navigate us through life's tricky and not so awkward moments. Anna's commentatory writing style ensures this book can be read cover to cover and kept as a reference to solve etiquette dilemmas - yes there is such a thing.
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Back by popular demand, The Invicta Ocean Voyage returns to sea February 23 - 26, 2018 on the Carnival Victory!
The 2nd Ocean Voyage will bring new and improved shopping experiences; more parties; official photo sessions; games; prizes and everything you loved about the first voyage.
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Nature's Candy – Powerful Immune System Booster
Raspberries are one of the world's most consumed berries because of their rich color, sweet juicy taste and antioxidant power. In addition to antioxidants, raspberries are also reducing the risk of many diseases. To use both as a medicine, the raspberry leaves and fruits, they need to be collected during ripening stage. The leaves should be dried in a cool, bright place. Raspberries are good for the heart and blood vessels. The large amounts of fiber they contain contribute to the beneficial effect they have in improving the work of the intestine and preventing the development of colon cancer.
Raspberry is recommended as a dietary food in patients with diabetes also used in people with kidney disease, and those who suffer from rheumatism. The leaves of raspberry are used for preparing teas to relieve sore throat and inflammation of the intestine, diarrhea, skin diseases, strengthen the heart and improving immunity.
– 50 grams of dried raspberry leaves
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– 50 grams of dried wild strawberry leaves
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Mix all the ingredients mentioned above. For 1 cup of tea you will need 1 tablespoon of this mixture of dried leaves and pour 250 ml boiling water. Cover the cup and let it sit for 10 minutes. Then, strain it and sip the tea through the day.
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KXNT (LAS VEGAS) – A pilot and passenger suffered minor injuries after their small plane was forced to make a crash landing into a lake on a Las Vegas golf course Thursday, authorities said.
Las Vegas Fire and Rescue crews were called after the small aircraft reported a loss of power near U.S. Highway 95 near the Santa Fe Hotel and Casino just after 5:45 p.m. Thursday, Fire and Rescue spokesman Tim Szymanski said.
Moments later, the pilot again reported in, telling rescuers the plane was down in a lake on the Painted Desert Golf Club on Painted Mirage Road.
The pilot and a passenger were both able to escape the plane and swim to shore. Both occupants were taken to University Medical Center, where they were treated for minor injuries.
A plane remains at the bottom of the lake with only a small portion of the tail sticking out of the water. It was not immediately clear when the plane would be removed.
Investigators with the Federal Aviation Administration were looking into what caused the accident, Szymanski said.
Szymanski also noted that despite the densely populated, highly-trafficked area, the pilot was able to bring the craft down in an emergency situation with no injuries or property damage on the ground.


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May 31, 2009 --With unemployment up, and the economy down, it's especially timely this year for Chicago to offer a summer of free entertainment.Our guest will be David Kennedy, 1st deputy director of the Mayor's Office of Special Events, which arranges Taste of Chicago, the Air and Water Show, Gospel fest, Blues Fest, Jazz Fest, Venetian Night.
The office estimates that as many as 10 million people will go to the fests this year. It might be the country's biggest, best, and most popular series of free fests.


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Established in 1936, Niederer Kraft Frey is a preeminent Swiss law firm with a proven track record of legal excellence and innovation.
Throughout our history, we have continuously worked on the most important and demanding cases entrusted to Swiss law firms. This is the foundation of our distinct market knowledge, expertise and experience for which we are known for decades.
We work and think internationally. As a market leader in Switzerland, we have built long-standing relationships with the world's best international law firms.
We currently employ around 100 lawyers, including 35 partners (as per 1 January 2018). Together with our administrative staff of around 70 people, this adds up to approximately 170 employees. Our offices are located on Bahnhofstrasse in the heart of Zurich's banking and financial district.
Niederer Kraft Frey is a stock corporation (Aktiengesellschaft) with a board of directors composed of all partners of the firm. In its non-assignment-related business, the firm is managed by an executive committee of five partners headed by the managing partner. The current members of the executive committee are:
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08 Mar Happy International (Tattooed) Womens Day!
Pretty Inked Magazine is not only a tattoo and lifestyle magazine celebrating the art of tattooing. It's about celebrating Tattoo Bettys, women who are successful, talented and tattooed, and changing the societal outlook which dictates how women see, and dress their own bodies. For some reason when it comes to the general populous there is still that negative stigma against tattooed women. Men can be walking canvases, but for some reason when it comes to women they still have to work harder to prove that ink on their skin does not dictate the role they should play in society. Even though since 2012 the gender with the highest number of tattoos, was women. International Women's Day is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. So on this day we want to celebrate not only all the amazing achievements the previous Bettys before of us have accomplished, but the start of something truly inspiring by one women in particular.
Maud Wagner was an aerialist, an incredible contortionist, but most importantly she was the first known female tattoo artist in North America. Born in Lyon County, Kansas, in 1877 she worked for a number of traveling circuses where she met her future husband Gus Wagner – a tattoo artist self described as "the most artistically marked up man in America". Getting covered herself, Maud was intrigued by the art form and began to apprentice with Gus in exchange for a romantic date. One thing led to another and not only did Maud and Gus end up falling in love and getting married, but Maud became an incredible talented and sought after artist in her own right. Maud learned how to give traditional "hand-poked" tattoos (despite the invention of the tattoo machine) and became, along with her husband, one of the last tattoo artists to work by hand without the aid of modern tattoo machines. With her talent in tow, she ended up leaving the circus to tattoo around the United States, and it is because of this career move she is credited with bringing tattoo artistry inland, away from the coastal cities and towns where the practice had started.
Maud Wagner was an inspiration and opened the doors for more women to not only get tattooed, but to practice the art and pave the way for the biggest female named tattoo artists in the industry today. It is thanks to her skill and dedication that more women were able to enter the industry and bring the industry to new places and new heights. There is still a ways to go to getting more women self confident showing off their inked skin and bringing more women into the tattoo industry, but we wouldn't be where we are today without the incredible Tattoo Bettys before us. Thank you so much Maud and to all the women (and men) out there fighting for equality. We love you guys!!
"Tattoos appeal to contemporary women both as emblems of empowerment in an era of feminist gains and as badges of self-determination at a time when controversies about abortion rights, date rape, and sexual harassment have made them think hard about who controls their bodies—and why." – Margot Mifflin, Author 'A Secret History of Women and Tattoo'


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Northwest Missouri State Rolls To 56-31 Win Over California (Pa.) In D-II Semis
Dec. 6, 2009
Sidebar: From Gainesville To California (Pa.)
By John Fey
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MARYVILLE, Mo. -- Northwest Missouri State fans have a tradition of tearing down the goalposts after advancing to the NCAA Division II championship game, regardless of the final score. And they've got it down pat.
For a division-record fifth straight year, the second-ranked Bearcats will head to Florence, Ala., for the championship game thanks to a 56-31 blasting of California (Pa.) University on Saturday night at Bearcat Stadium.
LaRon Council rushed for 216 yards, and quarterback Blake Bolles threw for 219 yards and three touchdowns as Northwest improved to 13-1 heading into Saturday's showdown against Grand Valley State.
"We still know how to win semifinal games," veteran Northwest coach Mel Tjeerdsma said long after most of the 7,122 fans had left the stadium.
Cal U amassed 482 total yards, more than half coming from junior quarterback Josh Portis, but closed the season 11-4.
"We just got outplayed by a better football team," Vulcans coach John Luckhardt said. "I think they found something that worked, and they stayed with it."
What worked for the Bearcats was the 1-2 punch of Bolles throwing and Council running. They combined for 443 of Northwest's 525 total yards.
Bolles doled out passes to seven receivers, taking the heat off top receiver Jake Soy, who still managed four catches -- three for touchdowns. Soy's three TD catches gave him 26 for the year. He ranks third in D-II history.
"He's done just a great job of catching the ball all year," Bolles said.
But for all the success the Bearcats have had reaching the championship game, they're seeking their first title since 1999.
Saturday's game appeared it would be close, with the Vulcans hanging within 14-10 in the waning moments of the first half. But what appeared to be Portis simply taking a knee with 7.5 seconds to go turned into what both coaches called the game-changing play.
Tjeerdsma quickly called time and set up a punt block. And wouldn't you know that's just what Roberto Davis did. Billy Creason scooped up the bouncing ball and raced 15 yards for the score as the clock ran out.
"Coach said, `Let's scoop and score,'" Davis said. "He called the block and let it happen."
Luckhardt took the blame for the bad turn of events.
"I screwed up in the first half by taking a knee," he said. "I get the dunce cap for the punt at the end of the half."
Said the Northwest coach: "The punt block at the half was a huge momentum swing."
The Bearcats outscored Cal U 28-14 in the third quarter to take a 49-24 lead into the fourth, all but guaranteeing another trip to Florence.
Northwest's Adam Vondrak turned in a stellar night defensively with seven tackles -- five unassisted -- and all six of Sean Paddock's tackles were solo efforts.
"We had a big night defensively," Tjeerdsma said. "They got a lot of yards, but we'll move on."
The Vulcans coach was impressed with the blocking that allowed Council to turn in a career-high yardage total.
"They've got a tremendously balanced offense," Luckhardt said. "Obviously, they blocked us pretty darn well."
Council echoed those sentiments.
"They did a tremendous job (of blocking) today," he said. "I'm just proud of all those guys making my last game here go so well."
After the blocked punt, Northwest forced the Vulcans to punt to start the third quarter and needed just five plays to go 44 yards for the score that made it 28-10.
"It was huge," Bolles said of that quick score. "It was a big momentum thing."
Another big play for the Bearcats came after Cal U scored to pull within 28-17 with 8:09 left in the third. Jordan Simmons took the ensuing kickoff and dashed 81 yards, firing up an already stoked Northwest crowd.
Luckhardt didn't mind the rowdy crowd.
"I think it was fantastic for us," he said. "This is the kind of atmosphere you love to be in."


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Of slander, false witness, and partiality, 1-3. Of charitableness, 4, 5. Of justice in judgment, 6, 7. Of taking bribes, 8. Of oppressing a stranger, 9. Of the year of rest, 10, 11. Of the sabbath, 12. Of idolatry, 13. Of the three feasts, 14-17. Of the blood and the fat of the sacrifice, 18, 19. An angel is promised, with a blessing, if they obey him, 20-33.
1 "You shall not raise a false report. Do not put your hand with the wicked to be an unrighteous witness. 2 You shall not follow a multitude to do evil, neither shall you speak in a cause to side with a multitude to wrest judgment, 3 Neither shall you favor a poor man in his cause.
4 "If you meet your enemy's ox or his donkey going astray, you shall surely bring it back to him again. 5 If you see the donkey of him who hates you lying under his burden, you shall forbear to leave him. You shall surely help him with it.
6 "You shall not wrest the judgment of your poor in his cause. 7 Keep far from a false matter and do not slay the innocent and righteous, for I will not justify the wicked.
8 "And you shall take no gift, for the gift blinds the wise and perverts the words of the righteous.
9 "Also you shall not oppress a stranger, for you know the heart of a stranger, seeing you were strangers in the land of Egypt.
10 "And six years you shall sow your land and shall gather in the fruits thereof. 11 But the seventh year you shall let it rest and lie still so that the poor of your people may eat. And what they leave, the beasts of the field shall eat. In like manner you shall deal with your vineyard and with your olive-grove.
12 "Six days you shall do your work and on the seventh day you shall rest so that your ox and your donkey may rest, and the son of your handmaid and the stranger may be refreshed. 13 And in all things that I have said to you be circumspect. And make no mention of the names of other gods, neither let it be heard from your mouth.
14 "Three times you shall keep a feast to me in the year: 15 You shall keep the feast of unleavened bread (you shall eat unleavened bread seven days, as I commanded you, in the time appointed of the month Abib, for in it you came out from Egypt, and no one shall appear before me empty); 16 And the feast of harvest, the first-fruits of your labors, which you have sown in the field; and the feast of in-gathering, which is in the end of the year, when you have gathered in your labors out of the field. 17 Three times in the year all your males shall appear before the Lord GOD.
18 "You shall not offer the blood of my sacrifice with leavened bread, neither shall the fat of my sacrifice remain until the morning.
19 "The first of the first-fruits of your land you shall bring into the house of the LORD your God. You shall not seethe a kid in his mother's milk.
20 "Behold, I send an Angel before you to keep you in the way and to bring you into the place which I have prepared. 21 Beware of him and obey his voice. Do not provoke him, for he will not pardon your transgressions, for my name is in him. 22 But if you indeed obey his voice and do all that I speak, then I will be an enemy to your enemies and an adversary to your adversaries. 23 For my Angel shall go before you and bring you in to the Amorites, the Hittites, the Perizzites, the Canaanites, the Hivites, and the Jebusites, and I will cut them off. 24 You shall not bow down to their gods, nor serve them, nor do after their works, but you shall utterly overthrow them and quite break down their images. 25 And you shall serve the LORD your God, and he will bless your bread and your water, and I will take sickness away from the midst of you. 26 None shall miscarry their young, nor be barren in your land. I will complete the number of your days. 27 I will send my fear before you and will destroy all the people to whom you shall come, and I will make all your enemies turn their backs to you. 28 And I will send hornets before you, which shall drive out the Hivite, the Canaanite, and the Hittite from before you. 29 I will not drive them out from before you in one year, lest the land should become desolate and the beast of the field should multiply against you. 30 Little by little I will drive them out from before you until you have increased and inherit the land. 31 And I will set your bounds from the Red Sea even to the sea of the Philistines, and from the desert to the river, for I will deliver the inhabitants of the land into your hand, and you shall drive them out before you. 32 You shall make no covenant with them, nor with their gods. 33 They shall not dwell in your land, lest they make you to sin against me, for if you serve their gods, it will surely be a snare to you."


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The 2017 Day at the Capitol was a huge success! For more images of this event, click here
TAMU-CC Day at the Capitol is an event that occures every other year, with the goal of maximizing funding for Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi and bringing awareness of our campus to legislators from across the state. Student volunteers join with alumni, faculty, administration, and community supporters to travel to Austin, Texas to meet with legislators and their associates at the state Capitol. Students interested in showing their Islander pride became a part of TAMU-CC history by advocating some key points to advance the Island Campus and the State of Texas.
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Mixed results for tech companies
US campaign group KnowTheChain this week released its first benchmarking report which ranks 20 IT companies on their efforts to address the issue of forced labour in their supply chains.
HP (72 out of 100) and Apple (62 out of 100) scored the highest marks but over half of the companies scored under 50 out 100 overall, and three companies (BOE Technology, Canon and Keyence) scored under 15 out of 100.
The average score was just 39 out of a possible 100.
Researchers found that while the sector is showing some commitment and action, there is still far more to be done.
KnowtheChain say that forced labour generates $150 billion in illegal profits every year. This labour can range from miners to factory workers and can appear all through a supply chain.
Many companies are now required to disclose steps they are taking to combat forced labor, under the UK Modern Slavery Act and the California Supply Chains Transparency Act but this is not going far enough.
Eighteen of the 20 companies rated in the work have a public commitment to addressing forced labour, showing that they recognise the importance of the issue, but far fewer have the policies and practices in place to do so.
Ed Marcum, Humanity United Managing Director, the foundation leading KnowTheChain, said:
"While we recognize that some companies are trying to meaningfully address the issue of forced labor in their supply chains, this report demonstrates that far more can and should be done"
"For investors and consumers, this report shines a light on those lagging companies who are doing little to fulfill their ethical and legal obligations."
Read the full report >
Further reading: See our company profile of Apple.
Apple, HP, Samsung, Canon and Microsoft and our guides to laptops, tablets, cameras and mobile phones.
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This week we've been featured in a couple team lovin' treasuries that are just gorgeous. The first is made by our fellow Retro Handmade Team member, meaicp. Meaicp sells some awesome vintage style corsages, along with some downright stunning fabrics.
We were also featured in a treasury showcasing members of the EtsyRAIN Team by Andrea over at Beadmask. Andrea's shop is full of beautiful masks, jewelry and hair accessories.
And last but certainly not least we were featured in a treasury that isn't for a team, but celebrates our favorite accessory: the apron! This collection is by Etsy user 2TomorrowsTreaures who sells quilts, aprons and other crafts.
We create vintage inspired aprons from up-cycled materials which can be found in our Etsy shop DrapesOfWrath.etsy.com. This blog will discuss our creative process, how we choose our up-cycling materials, cooking/baking, and whatever else we feel like writing about! Enjoy!
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She is so happy to come, when we say "we're going to Miss Telisa", she is literally running to get her shoes and she's ready by the door before us and waiting…She is putting aside food, iPad, whatever she's doing and she's at the door in two seconds :D It feels so good to see her so excited!
Just wanted to thank you for being YOU! You are an inspiration for all of us. It's so lovely to see all of our kids so happy and relaxed beside you
Our young adult daughter, who has special needs, has worked with Telisa for several years. I have seen very few people who are so gifted in dealing with differently abled people in such a natural, loving and accepting way. It's an amazing gift!
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The Union of the Committees of Soldiers' Mothers of Russia (UCSMR; known before 1998 as the Committee of Soldiers' Mothers of Russia) is a human rights NGO created in 1989 to protect the human rights of draftees, soldiers, and their parents.
The strategic goals of the UCSMR are to develop civil society and civil control over professional armed forces. The Soldiers' Mothers work for the immediate abolishment of obligatory conscription.
The focus of UCSMR's human rights activities includes dealing with individual complaints (personal and written) on human rights violations in the armed forces; organising human rights education of draftees and their parents; and organising consultations with the regional Soldiers Mothers' branches to promote peaceful activities.
Although the Soldiers Mothers' organisation is mostly known in connection with their peaceful activities during Chechen wars of 1994-1996 and 1999, the Committees of Soldiers' Mothers has actively worked for and towards peace since 1989, long before the first Chechen war (Baku, Tbilisi, Tadzhikistan, Nagorno-Karabakh, etc.).


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I have long believed that social care and health care are two sides of the same coin. Both should be universal, such that the care service is the same whoever you may be and wherever you may live. As such they should be treated by government as a single entity within the same government department under the same cabinet minister. Thus it will become much easier to bring together the necessary people and systems to (eventually) provide a single seamless service. It follows that funding for BOTH must come from central government, NOT out of council tax.
The question then is how we raise the funds from central taxation. I have always wondered why we have a National Insurance Payment on payslips as well as Income Tax. The Treasury has always treated NI as an additional income tax and they are extremely reluctant to ring-fence anything anywhere within the tax system for any particular purpose. So, last September, I was delighted to hear Norman Lamb (Lib-Dem health spokesman) say that we should consider moulding national insurance into a ring-fenced NHS and social care tax. Obviously income tax would have to be reduced by a corresponding amount. This would make it absolutely clear to everyone how much we are spending on health & social care and it gives the chancellor a uniquely identified tax account that he is varying during budget statements.
My big fear with all this is that the NHS is on its on its deathbed and yet another reorganisation will prove terminal.
Over the past 60 years just about every minister of health has tried to make his/her legacy mark by reorganising the NHS. The result, today, is that everybody is under constant pressure, each NHS unit has its own objectives, the direct workforce is demoralised and the external providers are only in it for what they can get. The consequence over the past 15 years or so has been that whenever the government of the day has found that their latest reorganisation has not solved the NHS problems, it has simply thrown money at it. Inevitably, the improvement in service received, if any, has been considerably less than commensurate with the investment. This is not a criticism of the NHS or the people who work within it: the problem has been, and continues to be, with the successive governments and the politicians who have abused it.
The social care network has also suffered abuse from the government and ministers. Funding has been seen by various governments, particularly but not exclusively the Tories, as an easy target for cuts. The result is that a significant proportion of the workforce are now on minimum wage or zero-hours contracts. In addition, the front-line staff are frequently short of time to deal properly with their client's problems. Far too many people fall through the system and end up in hospital because the lack of social care creates a medical problem.
Even though the NHS is more disjointed than ever before It simply cannot take any more structural changes. Social Care needs a fundamental rethink to enable the eventual integration of the two services. We need a minister in charge who is sympathetic to the plight of both the NHS and Social Care Network. That minister must have the skills to smooth-in integrated practices, common objectives and, above all, teamwork.
It may well be necessary to provide a large transition budget to this proposal so the minister can plug the gaps in service and keep things running. Certainly time is required to let the NHS recover from the most recent set of changes and just to allow everyone to develop ways of working together. Change will require cross-party support in Parliament together with co-operation of the unions, NHS trusts, county councils and others. A tall order, I agree. But late last year Norman Lamb (Lib-Dem) did get together with Liz Kendall (labour), Dan Poulter (conservative) and about 20 other MPs in an attempt to get a commission formed that would study NHS funding.
Although the cost of funding social care from council tax was not the only financial problem being faced by Surrey County Council, it did bring the whole issue to the fore. The big question is: does the government really understand the problem and will it do anything about it? Or will the government make a few small changes to the funding of county councils and hope the problem goes away?
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The CS Global Sentinel, visible off the coast of Pismo Beach, had several people stopping to look but had no effect on the pelicans roosting on a rock near the corner of Cliff Avenue and Ocean Boulevard.
The vessel, out of the Marshall Islands, is doing underwater cable mapping for a Grover Beach company and will be in the area into October.
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WASHINGTON The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is increasingly brandishing a post-crisis tool allowing it to label activities "abusive," but whether financial services firms are closer to understanding the term is still up for debate.
The Dodd-Frank Act gave the new agency powers to target firms for "unfair, deceptive, or abusive acts or practices." The measure was significant not just because of the authority it gave the CFPB, but also due to the addition of the "abusive" standard to earlier law. Previously, the statute only allowed regulators to target firms for conduct considered unfair or deceptive.
Since then, the agency has declined repeated industry requests to define abusive, instead signaling it will provide clarity via enforcement actions. Prior to this year, just five enforcement orders identified "abusive" actions, but such citations have picked up significantly in 2015. The CFPB has used the label six times this year, most recently in the $25 million PayPal settlement last week. (The CFPB brought its first action citing an "abusive" claim in May 2013.)
"They tried to be responsible in the beginning study it, not use the new tool recklessly and wait for the right cases. They are slowly, piece-by-piece, case-by-case, building a body of precedents to define abusive, but they're still doing it carefully," said James Kim, who is counsel at the law firm Arnold & Porter LLP and a former CFPB enforcement attorney.
The PayPal order, which alleged deceptive advertising and that the company enrolled customers in a credit product without consent, also claimed it engaged in "abusive" behavior by purporting to let customers adjust payments to defer interest. Yet customers seeking details on how to do so could not reach a customer service contact or were misinformed, according to the agency's complaint. "Many such consumers were hit with deferred-interest fees that, due to the company's conduct, they could not avoid," the CFPB said.
As the agency brings more claims of abusive behavior, the CFPB may be helped somewhat by a recent judicial decision backing the CFPB's use of the Dodd-Frank authority. In the agency's case last year against ITT Educational Services over its lending practices, a judge in March rejected a claim by the company that the Dodd-Frank provision dealing with abusive behavior has constitutional problems. (The case is still pending.)
The judge's order "helps put some meat on the bones of the bureau's authority to prevent 'abusive' acts and practices," according to a client summary of the order by the law firm Reed Smith.
Experts said the PayPal enforcement action will likely revive attention to how the CFPB is using the abusive standard.
"Because of the prominence of PayPal and the fact that it's a very large, very well-respected, very well-established financial services provider, people are going to study this case more carefully as a lesson and reminder that the 'abusive' standard is available to the bureau and that the bureau is willing to apply the alleged violation of the standard even against significant financial services providers," said a financial services attorney who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
While the law defines "unfair" as conduct causing financial injury and deception deals with misleading behavior, the "abusive" provision involves activities that interfere with a customer's ability to understand a product. The new standard is also triggered when an activity takes advantage of a consumer's lack of understanding, inability to protect his or her interests or reliance on the company to act in the consumer's interest.
Bankers, concerned the new authority gave the CFPB too much discretion, had urged the agency to write rules clarifying the meaning of abusive. (Legal precedent for "Unfair" and "Deceptive" had long predated Dodd-Frank.) But in a 2012 American Banker interview, CFPB Director Richard Cordray said the law was "really clear" and that he did not "anticipate us writing a rule around UDAAP."
Years later, observers said the bureau is progressing toward building a precedent for "abusive," but uncertainty still remains. For one thing, the agency has yet to issue an enforcement action that targets only abusive activity.
"There is still a lack of guidance and understanding and consistency around: What is it exactly that 'abusive' is meant to address?" said Lucy Morris, a partner at Hudson Cook and former deputy enforcement director in the CFPB's division of supervision, enforcement and fair lending.
Some said the statute and the CFPB's recent enforcement actions citing the abusive standard suggest companies are expected not only to avoid causing injury or misleading customers, but almost to act like a fiduciary.
"It's still rather fuzzy, but the direction that it seems to be going is that it's not enough just to protect against unfair or deceptive activities but you should be looking at, 'What can we do proactively to make this work best for the customers?'" said Mercedes Tunstall, a partner at Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP.
But Morris said one obstacle to the industry's developing a consensus around what abusive means is when the agency will apply more than one of the three standards to the same situation.
"They are increasingly alleging or considering alleging abusiveness where they're also alleging that the same set of facts are deceptive or unfair," she said. "While the facts may meet the legal standard for each prong, doing a triple pleading doesn't give a lot of clarity to the outside world about what abusive itself stands for and what rises to that level."
For example, in an April complaint, the CFPB cited all three categories in a case against the owner of tax-preparation franchises, who, the agency said, steered clients into costly refund-anticipation loans. In separate counts, the complaint said S/W Tax Loans' alleged extension of credit without the company disclosing to customers that their refunds had already been received was unfair, deceptive and abusive.
The bureau has said that it applies the legal standards for each component of the statute separately, including in cases where certain conduct satisfies more than one category. "It is important to note that, although abusive acts or practices may also be unfair or deceptive, each of these prohibitions are separate and distinct, and are governed by separate legal standards," the bureau said in a 2013 bulletin on UDAAP enforcement for the debt collection industry.
Still, Morris said, it is difficult for consumers and institutions to distinguish the categories from each other "if everything is a violation of all three.
"It would be helpful for the bureau to be clearer about how the abusive standard is different and unique from the other two prongs of the statute," she said.
Kim said the meaning of "abusive" will be more fully known by the industry when the CFPB targets a company for alleged abusiveness without bringing claims under the other two UDAAP categories. But he added that that may not happen anytime soon.
"What does an abusive-only claim that's not deception or unfair look like? That's the question that everyone is asking," he said. "To truly understand what abusive is, you would have to know what is abusive but not unfair and not deceptive. It will take more time for them to build up the legal precedent for that kind of case to emerge. It could be several more years before we see that case."


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Disclosure: I'm attending this year's Austin Food & Wine festival as a member of media.
I'm one of those people who like to plan out their festival experience. Much like I do with ACL on the years I attend, ahead of time I'll look at the Austin Food & Wine Festival lineup, and figure out which things I consider a "Don't Miss" and prioritize from there. If I had an All-In ticket, I'd build my schedule around my assigned time for Tim Love's Hands-On Grilling, which is singularly the most popular event at the festival, and available only to All-In ticket holders. Here's my 2017 #AFWFest schedule based on the Weekender ticket:
Saturday, April 29th
11am – Stop for bubbly to kick off event, and head immediately to the Toyota Center Plate stage where Brian Pounds is playing. Customize a grilling spatula or make a dry rub. Get my bearings on the layout, including the ever-important (air conditioned) mobile restroom trailers. If possible, dash over to Krug Wine Tasting at 11:30.
Noon – Fire Pit stop to see what's grilling from Bryce Gilmore (Barley Swine; Odd Duck), Blaine Staniford (Grace; Little Red Wasp in Ft. Worth), and Andrew Wiseheart (Contigo Austin). Make first foray for food either in Grand Taste or around the park. Must stop by Barilla Pasta to see their giant pasta tossing pot. Find Château D'Esclans and celebrate 10 years of Rosé all Day with Whispering Angel. Because Rosé. Drink water.
12:45pm – Attend Craig Collins' seminar on the Rhône varieties of Paso Robles AVA. I don't know much about these, and Craig is one of my favorite somms. He started the #lambruscorevolution in Austin. Drink water.
1:15pm – Make my way through the Grand Taste pavilion, including Chef's Showcase. Eat, drink, be merry.
2:30pm – Best Butcher in Texas finals! After, make my way to the 90+ Club (wines rated at the highest end of spectrum), Cooper & Thief (wine aged in bourbon barrels, hell yes!), and Glenfiddich Experimental Dome. Drink water.
Between things, after things, before fest closes for day – Reapply sunscreen. Visit Tito's Stillhouse Lounge. Make sure to buy that cool Austin food map tee shirt before it sells out. Say hi to High Brew, Delysia Chocolatier, and Infinite Monkey Theorem in Grand Taste pavilion.
Sunday, April 30th
11am – More bubbly! Why not? Ease into the day at "Sunday Gravy and Mimosas" demo.
11:30am – Stop by Hendricks Gin: A Most Curious & Peculiar Cocktail Academy, or if no seats, make a beeline for their The World's Most Utterly Inefficient Cocktail Bar.
Noon – Beat a path to the Toyota Center Plate stage to catch Amanda Freitag, in case her later demo is full. Check in on Fire Pit action and eat deliciousness from Shawn Cirkiel (Parkside; The Backspace; Olive & June, Bullfight; jugo), Sonya Coté (Eden East), and Michael Fojtasek (Olamaie). Have a minute? Drop by the Pioneer Wine Company Lounge.
1pm – Plan on either Amanda Freitag's "The Chef Next Door" seminar or the Santa Margherita "Mangia, Mangia, Ya'll" demo. If both full, a trip to the Summer Sipper Lounge & Patio and/or Summer Saloon. Stop by KitchenAid and drool over appliances. Drink water. Reapply sunscreen.
1:45pm – Aaron Sanchez, baby! Gotta get a peek at one of my favorite cheflebrities and his tats, even if his "Johnny Sanchez Classics" demo is SRO. There's also the "Rhode Island Red, Seafood, Sauce and Red Wine" demo. Alternate plan: hit the Grand Taste again, if I haven't tried all the yummy bites, or sampled enough bevies. "So much time and so little to do. Wait a minute. Strike that. Reverse it. Thank you." I'm sure to feel like I've had a trip through the wine and food version of Willy Wonka's factory after this day.
2:15pm – Cheese and charcuterie, please! "Legends of Europe" features Prosciutto di Parma, Grana Padano, Montasio and Prosciutto di San Daniele. I can't remember if I've tasted Montasio and Prosciutto di San Daniele. I may not remember tasting it at this event, either. *Note to self: arrange a sober ride home in advance of weekend, for both fest days. Drink water. Leave happy.
Festie tip of the day: Utilize the spit buckets. If you don't like what you're tasting, don't drink it. There's so much to savor, and some flavors may not be ones you enjoy.
How do you plan on doing the #AFWfest?


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It is estimated that 8 out of 10 women has or will have cellulite at some point in life. With so many affected women, a question that arises is exactly what the cellulite and the cause? What is cellulite? In a nutshell cellulite is fat to be pushed toward the connective tissue of the skin it creates something what outwardly looks like dimples in the skin, cellulite is commonly known as the Orange skin. This can happen almost anywhere in the body, but it is most commonly found in the buttocks, the stomach and thighs. There are people who apparently do not have cellulite, but are prone to it, if you want to know if you're one of those people you have to do is give an it nipped in the thigh and if it looks swollen then these prone to suffer it, fortunately at this point is not yet visible. Without hesitation Dr. Neal Barnard explained all about the problem. What causes cellulite? The causes of cellulite are many, but the most common cause is undoubtedly the genre as we know women are more predisposed to cellulite build-up, While some men may also experience it but it is less common, another causative factor of cellulite are genes, if the women in the family suffer from it then in a 80% can suffer too.
The amount of fat in the body may be a factor, but is not always so why not? Since both thin women and those who are overweight may be affected by cellulite, therefore cellulite is not really a weight problem, rather it is a skin problem. The thickness of the skin and the same health is a factor very approximate to the cause of cellulite, if your skin is thin and maintains healthy fat deposits will have problem with your connective tissues. On the other hand if your skin is thick but is a healthy skin well cared for surely it is very unlikely that suffer from cellulite. Do get rid of cellulite? There is no miracle cure, or any products or treatments that can repair these fatty deposits in a matter of days does that mean that there is no nothing to do? Absolutely not, there are plenty of treatments products and resources that can make the fight against cellulite much less problematic.


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Kemmannu, December 09: A day long liturgy evaluation and training seminar was held at Kemmannu church as a part of Platinum Jubilee celebration. This was the 9th programme in a year long monthly celebrations during the Jubilee year.
Fr. Boniface Pinto, Director of Mangala Jyothi Centre Mangalore and Fr. Vijay Machado, designated director of same centre were the resource persons of the seminar, which was held at the church hall after the Sunday mass. Fr. Vijay Machado was the main celebrant of the mass along with Parish priest Fr. J.B.D'Souza and resident priest Fr. Anil Prakash D'Silva.
The seminar was inaugurated by the liturgy committee members by carrying the Holy Bible and lit lamps to the dais and placing them on the table. Both the above priests along with Fr. Anil conducted the seminar, where they dealt with the proper method of conducting the liturgy during the mass, especially mass on Sundays and on days of special importance. Special training was imparted by them on Introduction, psalms, reading and intentions.
Ward wise groups were formed and were asked to present the above parts in the holy mass. Corrective steps were suggested and queries were clarified by the resource persons.
Mrs. Veronica Cornelio compeered the programme. Mrs. Janet D'Souza proposed the vote of thanks. The seminar was attended by 80 members chosen, mainly from the Parish council and church Choir group.
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PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – Philadelphia firefighters worked to extinguish a two-alarm fire at a vacant restaurant in Northeast Philadelphia. Crews responded to the Chi Chi's on the 500 block of Franklin Mills Circle for reports of a fire just after 6 p.m.
Upon arrival, officials immediately called for a second alarm. Chopper 3 HD was over the scene where flames and heavy smoke could be seen billowing from the roof. The fire was placed under control just before 7:45 p.m. No injuries were reported.
Shortly after the Oberfrau and I were married she got her first job at this very restaurant. In fact she got hired BEFORE it opened. She stopped in one day while it was still under construction and talked with the manager who basically hired her on the spot. She worked there for a year or more before moving on.
It's ridiculous how bad the economy is. This Chi Chi's has been closed for a while and today it finally went up in flames. It's my opinion that unoccupied buildings just don't burst into flames without some help, but the Fire Marshall is investigating this job and will make the final determination as to the cause. In any event it's a cold night and this area is wide open. As usual the firemen are doing the best they can with what they have. Thankfully none of the firefighters were injured.
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The husband of a township supervisor in McHenry County was arrested for battery after police said he shoved a political foe of his wife following a township board meeting, authorities said today.
Huntley police said David C. Moore, 47, of the 13900 block of Harmony Road in Huntley approached Grafton Township Trustee Gerald McMahon outside a meeting room at a local park district facility just before midnight Thursday night and began videotaping McMahon talking with other township officials.
According to a Huntley police press release, McMahon, 67, put his hand up to block the videotaping, at which point Moore "allegedly put his hands on McMahon's upper body and shoved him." Police said McMahon slapped Moore as he was stumbling backwards from the shove.


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In 2005, Josh and Alyssa moved to Nashville, TN from Minneapolis, MN as a response to a call they felt from the Lord to learn the bible and serve with the people of GOD Int'l. Josh and Alyssa Kurtz have 3 children - Jackson (2006), Amani (2009), and Isaiah (2012).
Josh is currently on the grounds and facilities maintenance crew at our Nashville headquarters. He has played an instrumental role in the water and construction projects in East Africa. He is our resident well repairman, training six Ugandans to repair wells, and fixing eight of them together! He teaches the Soil and Water course at the Institute.
As a mother of three, Alyssa is currently teaching at G.O.D. Elementary school as a homeroom and writing teacher. She has a specific desire to empower women and mothers through teaching children in primary school, holding neglected and marginalized women in Africa very near to her heart.


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There is a kingdom of green
Out where no man has walked
The only things that sees this kingdom
Is up in the skies
It's they who walk in the skies.
Ice cold streams have flown for thousnands of years
Throughout the axe-age, the sword-age, the wolf-age
These streams have run eternal
And for one thousand more years, they will flow free
Even after the age of eternal snow.
By the suncross, this kingdom will reign
By the gods, this eternal domian
Stays a place so untouched by all
I will see it one day from almighty golden hall.
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