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Record-breaking MEDICAL FAIR ASIA: The comprehensive sourcing and knowledge sharing platform
MEDICAL FAIR ASIA is more than just the region's top sourcing platform. Through a comprehensive line-up of conferences and seminars, MEDICAL FAIR ASIA demonstrates its ability to anticipate healthcare challenges in the region and supplies the knowledge and tools that healthcare establishments, service providers and communities will need to meet these challenges.
- Future for Health - FTR4H Pavilion presenting cutting-edge solutions driving digital and mobile healthcare
- Community Care Pavilion focusing on medical innovations for the 'silver generation' and home care solutions
MEDICAL FAIR ASIA 2016 continues to grow, in size and importance, reporting record-breaking numbers for its 11th edition
The region's leading exhibition for the medical and healthcare sector, MEDICAL FAIR ASIA, was a major success earlier this month packing its new and larger venue, the Sands Expo and Convention Centre, with the highest ever number of satisfied exhibitors and visitors.
MEDICAL FAIR ASIA & MEDICAL MANUFACTURING ASIA 2016 grows alongside strong medical, healthcare, and MedTech sectors
MEDICAL FAIR ASIA and MEDICAL MANUFACTURING ASIA 2016, two of the region's leading exhibitions for the medical, healthcare and MedTech sectors kick off today at the Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore.
MEDICAL FAIR ASIA 2016 posts Strong Growth
South East Asia's leading medical trade fair expects 1,000 exhibitors from 45 countries / exhibition area is growing by 30% / country pavilions from all parts of the world
Zika virus emergency among topics to be addressed at MEDICAL FAIR ASIA's inaugural disaster and military medicine conference
The inaugural DiMiMED Asia, the conference on Disaster and Military Medicine will be held on the 31st of August, colocated with MEDICAL FAIR ASIA (MFA), the region's premier medical trade fair.
MEDICAL FAIR ASIA introduces inaugural sports medicine conference for its 2016 iteration
The inaugural MEDICAL FAIR ASIA MEDICINE + SPORTS CONFERENCE will be held on the 1st September 2016. The conference will be co-located with MEDICAL FAIR ASIA, the region's premier medical trade fair at The Sands Expo & Convention Centre at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore.
The conference will be co-located with MEDICAL FAIR ASIA, the region's premier medical trade fair at The Sands Expo & Convention Centre at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore.
MEDICAL FAIR ASIA to host inaugural Asian edition of MEDICINE + SPORTS CONFERENCE in 2016
First ever MEDICINE + SPORTS CONFERENCE ASIA to feature greater focus on Southeast Asia, bringing together sports medicine experts, healthcare providers, physicians, fitness trainers and industry players to discuss innovation in sports medicine and pertinent healthcare challenges in the region
To be held on 1 Sep 2016 during MEDICAL FAIR ASIA 2016 at a new venue, the Marina Bay Sands Singapore
Following on its successful growth path since its inception in 1997, the region's most established platform for the medical and healthcare sectors – MEDICAL FAIR ASIA - will see its most impressive line-up ever of prominent medical and health care players from around the world from 31 Aug to 2 Sep 2016.
Reinforcing the global appeal and market relevance of the trade fair, MEDICAL FAIR ASIA 2016 is expected to attract strong participation from some 1,000 exhibitors from about 45 countries including 20 national pavilions and country groups. This is a marked increase from 2014, which saw MEDICAL FAIR ASIA welcome a stellar list of 700 exhibitors from 38 countries. Visitor attendance is also expected to increase by 50% from the last edition in 2014, with 15,000 trade visitors coming from across ASEAN and the Asia Pacific region.
The tenth edition of MEDICAL FAIR ASIA was a sell-out success, reaffirming its position as Asia's premier medical exhibition. With a 50% increase in exhibiting companies compared to the previous edition in 2012, this year 800 exhibitors from 35 countries showcased the latest medical technologies at Suntec Singapore. Anchoring the international line-up of companies was a record-setting 15 national and group pavilions from Austria, Canada, China, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, UK and USA.
Attracting a notable 10,780 trade visitors of which 40% came from outside of Singapore, MEDICAL FAIR ASIA 2014 has proven to be the preferred strategic business and procurement platform for the region's medical and health care industries. Representing a 20% increase in visitor attendance from the previous edition, this year also attracted a strong line-up of government level delegations and hospital management personnel from Hong Kong, India, Malaysia, Philippines, Turkey and Vietnam.


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2016 Social Media Image Size Cheat Sheet
Have you ever posted something on social media, only to realize that half of the picture gets cut off in your feed? Or, what about that friend with the blurry profile picture?
What a lot of social media users don't realize is that certain social media platforms have different standard image sizes that work with their specific layouts. Each one is different, meaning that images should be sized accordingly depending on where they are being posted.
But, how is one supposed to know what sizes to use for which platforms? Look no further! We've compiled a list of standard image sizes for the most common social media platforms. Take a look below and save it for future reference!... Keep Reading

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My Favorite Aviation Photos From 2014
Capturing aviation in its various forms is challenging, exciting, and highly entertaining. This year I had the opportunities to photograph different aviation subjects from around the country. Looking back at the various photos there are a few that stand out as my favorite. Not necessarily because they are my best, but because of personal appeal, the photo's subject, or the story behind how it was shot.
Below are some details as to why I chose each photo. If you would like to follow more of my photo work you can find me on Facebook under 12 O'Clock Level Photography.
I wish you all a happy new year and hope 2015 brings you a warm sun, clear skies, and fun flying!
Photo 1-- The photo is mediocre at best, but the subject is what makes this one of my favorite photos. The aircraft is not the real "Panchito" but a scale model built and flown by Paul LeTourneau. The extreme detail made it beauty both in the air and on the ground.
Photo 2-- My friend Tim took me up on a cold day near Oshkosh in his ski equipped Challenger II--an airplane that I have had a crush on since I was 10 years old. Needles to say, the flight was awesome. But even though I dressed warm and the plane had a cabin heater (sort of) I was cold-soaked to the bone for the majority of the day. Still worth it.
Photo 3-- This was a shot we had hoped to get during the photo flight briefing, and we got it in the nick of time. Starting with this frame in the sequence the door frame can bee seen in the photo. Luckily, a little cropping saved the shot.
Photo 4-- I'm from the midwest, so cold weather doesn't really bother me. And lucky for me it doesn't bother electric R/C airplanes either. When I arrived at the flying field this evening I was greeted with two feet of soft smooth snow, a beautiful sunset, and huge icicles on the front of the clubhouse. It made for a very memorable evening.
Photo 5-- EAA AirVenture is an aviation photographer's utopia since it is such a diverse event. But since there are thousands of other photographers shooting the same event I have been trying to steer away from the more cliche photos and looking for something different. This shot is a reprise from one I did a few years ago and shows a lot of the things I love about AirVenture.
Photo 6-- There are so many things in this shot that make it one of my favorites. In no particular order: Sean D. is awesome. Look at how big this event is! My friend Aaron is riding in the front seat. Sean and Aaron have the biggest smiles. The ultralight runway is visible. You can see my campsite in Paul's Park (camping is the best part of AV in my opinion).
Photo 7-- After many years of trying I finally made it down to the legendary event Efest in Champaign, Ill. I was hoping to get an establishing shot with a model and an event sign for my story. Through some planning and a lot of luck this beautiful model built and flown by Jim Fassino lined up perfectly for me to get the shot.


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An identity exploring the multiplicity of writing – the internal meaning of words as well as their more explicit external form. The double bowl 'g' echoes a rich visual tradition of writers – the vintage typewriter.
Letterbox is a graphic design studio in Melbourne that specialise in custom type design to create a unique brand identity for distinctiveness and recognition. The studio cross-pollinates client-commissioned projects (identity, signage, publications, custom fonts) and studio-commissioned projects (independent publishing, typeface design, lectures, forums, tours and exhibitions). We embrace research and curiosity in all our projects.
Letterbox began life in a corner milk-bar in Northcote in 1991. Three years later it moved into Carlow House, one of the key creative buildings in the then-fledgling artist community of Flinders Lane, Melbourne. The studio remained there for 14 years before moving to larger studios in the renown Hardwick Building. It now occupies a custom-designed studio in Brunswick.
Over the years our design team has included Endré Berentzen, Wendy Ellerton, Tom Hall, Lan Huang, Sam Hughes, Claire Ghyzel, Daniel Lindh, Tim Mang, Nina Mujdzic, Niels Oeltjen, Nicola Schwandner and Heather Walker – as well as many interns. These have come from an assortment of places – Germany, Norway, Sweden, New Zealand, France and, yes, even Melbourne.


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Discussion in 'NDS - Flashcarts and Accessories' started by HaniKazmi, Feb 1, 2008.
take to ship to the U.K? I want a website which is cheap, but has fast shipping
Count on 2 to 3 weeks in total. Also it is practically impossible to have it sent to any address other then the one linked to your paypal account and email communication will be poor to non existant.
Gameyeeeah was alot faster btw
Ok thanks. I'd order from gameyeeah, but i want it quickly, and it is chineses new year .
Has anyone here tried consoleplus.co.uk?
My DSTT arrived in 8 days from Minionlinestore. They're quite bad with email communication, but they're cheap and reliable so I'm not too fussed.
You guys are WRONG!
He is quite willing to ship to an address that is not on your paypal account. I accidently paid with my old address and I just took 1 email and he fixed it. I have had about 5-7 days with my four orders from his site.
He usually replies to your emails in 24 hours.
He takes long chinese new year vacations though.
I have sent over 50 emails back and forth(I have alot of questions)
He even sold me an item that he does not stock! I just told him which flashcart I wanted and he found it for me!


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We have already spoken of the power of video to reach more customers and increase sales of your business. Today we present the video types you can create for your company depending on the type of content and audience.
There is a wide range of possibilities in terms of video types, but we have summarized in this list the 9 most common ones and are most useful for businesses.
1. Informational Video
This is a type of the video that generally summarizes the activity of a company and what you can expect from it. It is very attractive to offer customers within minutes an overview of the business. It aims to build customer loyalty or to disclose the company. It usually occurs in the home of the website.
2. Video presentation of a product
Since the video is a powerful tool to capture the attention and synthesize information, they are often used to show in detail all the features of a product, resulting in much more attractive and effective than any brochure or catalog.
This kind of video can be very useful for ecommerce for example, because they can achieve expedite the final buying decision, the customer having shown the product of a close to reality. The video presentation of a product can be made on any item or service.
Usually the video before the product begins to be marketed to cause excitement and curiosity in customers is launched.
3. Video Catalog
This video is popular among textile companies. They have a narrative thread and an artistic component that often recalls video clips. They are very attractive and easy to see and can be combined with an offline catalog.
4. Video Advertising
This type of video is to simulate any advertisement that can be found in the offline media, but has the benefit that it can be longer without having to pay much more for it, but my recommendation is that the more synthesized your information is, the more successful your video will be. In addition to this, share and distribute it in different online platforms and social networks that you will not pay a large outlay of money and get reach more audience. This kind of video can be compatible with advertisements in offline media.
5. Video Tutorials
This type of videos offer more detailed content, because they are used to explain the operation of a service, product or software for example. The more information is provided to customers through videos, more knowledge of the company obtained, which will result in greater confidence in their products. If your audience sees how easy it is to use your service you can get more sales. Such videos are best run on platforms like Youtube.
6. Demonstration Videos
The demonstration videos are similar to the tutorials, but they highlight the benefits and effectiveness of the new product over its operation. This type of video is a mix between the tutorial video and advertising. They may be accompanied by other strategies such as computer graphics. It is common to find these videos on the Internet, but also can see on the screens of large commercial centers or DIY stores.
7. Testimonials
Video testimonials are that old or existing customers tell their experience with a product of the company through a series of interviews. Such videos are used to generate confidence and security in new customers.
8. Training Videos
The training videos are typically used by large companies to explain their operation and to publicize the quality of their products through their manufacturing processes. Typically, the video focuses on the manufacturing process rather than the marketing of products, but can cover the entire development.
9. Video Image and corporate culture
Your goal is to get a good image of the company by highlighting all the benefits. Usually it tells from his birth to his greatest achievements. You can count on interviews of workers to reflect the good working environment. Get enhance a strong corporate culture and generate pride in belonging to the company. This type of video can also be used to recruit talent for the company.
Once you've created your corporate video, you must not forget to give it the visibility it deserves. For this you can help tactics of video marketing and distribute video in platforms like Youtube or Vimeo and of course, share it on your social networks.
The utility and the benefits it can bring you a corporate video are many.


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Nearly five years after a longtime leader of Pennsylvania's Senate went to prison on a federal corruption charge, state officials are weighing the unusual step of restoring his $20,000-a-month pension.
The 11 board members who oversee the State Employees' Retirement System are in the process of voting on the long-fought appeal by Robert Mellow, the Scranton-area legislator who lost the retirement benefit when he pleaded guilty in May 2012.
It's unclear how long their decision will take or if it will be made public; the SERS board's next public meeting is June 14. "The board will deliberate for as long as it needs to," said its spokesman, Jay Pagni.


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1963 Corvette Grand Sport
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CURRENTLY IN THE WORKS, Keep checking back for updates!
1963 Corvette Grand Sport. D&D Full Tube Chassis with full cage. One of the best GS replicas built with performance, quality, show and vintage originality in mind. The famed 5 originals could only be so lucky to have this car representing them in modern times. This car is comprised of the full tube chassis and cage, a ZR1 Dana 44 Independent rear end, front/rear suspension components and brakes. Full coil over suspension is incorporated to the ZR1 chassis components. Transmission is a Tremec 5 speed with scatter shield + hurst shifter, Car has a 17 gallon cell, racing seats, 5 point harnesses mounted to the chassis and Halibrand Wheels. Yes its a total gut wrenching light weight tube chassis race car pawned off as a vintage street car.... But wait....It has a Vintage Aire AC system that works like late model factory car and roll up lexan power windows, power steering and power brakes! Can't live without that stuff! Now this is actually a 63 corvette that has been transformed, not a kit car.
The car is powered by an all aluminum Merlin X 540 big block providing a power to weight ratio not matched by anything production, ever.
Although the meager 700HP of the 540 might not be at that 1000+HP mark many turbo, supercharged and other type modified tuner street cars are at today, the power to weight ratio combined with the engines broad power curve on this 2600LB street legal vintage race car is immense enough to offer world class competition to more powerful cars when the project is complete. The main point in using a lightweight platform with a pre built motor is to achieve a reliability factor that should surpass any of those constantly on edge modified cars. I have always made in my motto for the cars I build up to be super fast all the time, not just the fastest one time only. Power to weight achieve low 10 second 1/4 mile times in the high 130s, 0-150 MPH in the 11 second range with a top speed of 200MPH considering the 3:45 rear end and the .68 OD. The goal of this car is to be one of the fastest street drivable, normally aspirated motored vintage cars ever done. The other factor besides reliability is to have a safety factor that can keep up with its power. The tube chassis and cage should help the safety margin a good bit better than a typical super street car.
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Built To Spec World Products Aluminum Merlin 540 Dynoing at 697HP has arrived on Big Tow F-250.
World Products/ Bill Mitchell Hardcore Merlin 540 aluminum block/heads with Roller Cam and dominator carb.
697HP on pump gas at the dyno, can't wait to see it really run in the car!
Dyno Sheet on brand new 540 motor. What will it do later??
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Top Gear Live
Date: Thursday 12th February – Sunday 15th February
Time: 5pm
Venue:ASB Showgrounds, Auckland Central
Tickets: From:$20.00 To:$150.00, tickets can be booked at Ticketek
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For the first time, TopGear Live is coming to New Zealand, Auckland from 12th February to 15th February at the ASB Showgrounds. Tickets are on sale now.
You will get the opportunity to meet with Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond who will present Top Gear Live at the ASB Showgrounds in Auckland. They will also be joined by our very own kiwi motor racing legend Greg Murphy.
Top Gear Live features spectacular aerial tricks, incredible special effects and outstanding driving sequences with some of the world's best precision drivers. Top Gear Live will bring together an exciting 75 minute live version of this internationally much-admired and multi award-winning BBC TV series.
This event is certainly one car enthusiasts won't forget.
Don't miss out on the most spectacular motoring theatre show in the world. Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond will be presenting all the best parts of Top Gear, and attempting them live at this unique event.
Show times:
Thursday 12 February – 6.30pm
Friday 13 February – 5.00pm and 8.00pm
Saturday 14 February – 11.00am, 2.00pm, 5.00pm and 8.00pm
Sunday 15 February – 11.00am, 2.00pm and 5.00pm


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What You'll Get
Before amusement parks, nomad families would roam the earth in search of schools of bumper boats or flocks of wild go-karts to film for their blogs. Enjoy domesticated thrills with today's Groupon: for $60, you get a four-person family fun pack valid for activities and food at Adventure Zone in Geneva-on-the-Lake, Ohio (a $136 value).
At Adventure Zone, families and groups can partake in a sampler platter of the park's indoor and outdoor high-octane offerings. Put adrenaline stores to use by zooming around the go-kart racetrack (a $6.50/person value) or by rebounding off one another at the helm of bumper boats modeled after Spain's famous bumper armada of 1588 (a $4.50/person value). A mini-golf course (a $6.25/person value) and batting cages (a $1.50/token value) present staging grounds for impressive displays of hand-eye coordination, and a rock-climbing wall (a $3.50/session value) and wall bounce—a 30-foot vertical trampoline activity (a $3.50/person value)—await conquering by aspiring daredevils. In the course of mastering the day's activities or exercising dexterous digits in the arcade ($1 in tokens/person included), groups can pause for a repast that includes a hot dog, chips (a $3.25 value for each hot-dog plate), and a large soda (a $2.75 value each). Later, an ice-cream treat and a rousing narration of one's closing activities by Morgan Freeman provide a satisfying denouement to the day (a $1.25 value each).
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Sep 24, 2011. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person. 44in. height min. for boat driving. 58in. height min. for go kart driving. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Adventure Zone
During the spring and summer, laughter fills the air at Adventure Zone, where rollicking rides and challenging outdoor games keep spirits high from April to September. Visitors bond over friendly races at the go-kart track, compete for the ownership of plush toys at the center's arcade, or hone their sporting skills on the miniature-golf course or within the batting cages. The park's concession stand stocks a range of salty and sweet snacks, which help quell cravings or prevent midrace pizza runs.


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In the interest of safety, public nuisance and humaneness to animals, the Council of the Town of Perth passed the Animal Control By-law, which applies within the Town boundaries and affects:
Please contact our Animal Control/By-Law Enforcement Officer, Anita Stuart, at (613) 259-9998 or by pager at (613) 267-9337:
|Bear Wise
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Tags are sold at a reduced rate at the beginning of the year and at regular price for the balance of the year. The breakdown is as follows:
Animal licences are available at the front counter at Town Hall (80 Gore Street East).
Please be a responsible pet owner - have your pet spayed or neutered!
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|Please use this form to report a dead animal.
|Wildlife and Pest Control
|The Town of Perth does not have a pest control department. Residents and businesses must contact a private wildlife or pest control service.


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New Video: Finland is the Land of the Midnight Sun
Press Releases • Mar 15, 2013 12:17 GMT
With the Midnight Sun keeping darkness at bay for two months, summer in Finland is truly a season of light. Days are endless, and so are the possibilities.
Snowshoes Give You Float!
Press Releases • Feb 13, 2013 10:18 GMT
Accessing Finland's magical wintry landscapes and silvery forests is not just for experienced trekkers. A pair of snowshoes is your ticket to discover pristine nature covered in deep snow.
Taste the North in Helsinki's Local Food Restaurants
Press Releases • Dec 11, 2012 10:49 GMT
In recent years, a score of young chefs armed with pride in Nordic cuisine and a passion for local ingredients have set up their own restaurants in Finnish capital Helsinki. See our tips on where to go foraging for fresh northern flavours on your visit.
Skate Your Way Through Finland's Lakes and Seas
Press Releases • Nov 20, 2012 08:01 GMT
Tour skating is a great way to spend sunny winter days outdoors. Finland's Lakeland and the Baltic Sea around Åland are ideal for speeding through breath-taking national landscapes on a pair of skates.
Check Out the Christmas Markets in Finland's Cities - Don't Forget to Visit Santa in Lapland!
Press Releases • Oct 19, 2012 12:24 BST
Finland is Christmas country and the home of Santa Claus. In December, three main cities Helsinki, Turku and Tampere all host lovely Christmas markets, and, as usual, Santa is eager to receive visitors at his grounds in Lapland.
Let Your Northern Light Shine!
Press Releases • Sep 25, 2012 13:04 BST
The solar cycle that affects the magnitude of the Aurora Borealis is at its peak this coming winter. In other words, it's a great time for spotting the phenomenon in Finnish Lapland!
Autumn in Finland = design delights
Press Releases • Aug 23, 2012 14:51 BST
Once again, design lights up the darkening autumn nights in Finland.
Autumn Leaf Colour and Adrenaline Rushes in Finnish Lapland
Press Releases • Jul 12, 2012 09:18 BST
One of the most underrated seasons in Finland is Ruska, or autumn leaf colour in more international terms.
Double Capital Jubilee Reflected in Helsinki Festival's Juicy Programme
Press Releases • Jun 01, 2012 13:57 BST
This year, Helsinki celebrates 200 years as Finnish capital as well as being World Design Capital. To honour the double jubilee, the city's main annual cultural event, Helsinki Festival, introduces an extra juicy programme that caters for all tastes and ages.
Yet Unnamed Polar Bear Cub Set to Skyrocket Visitor Numbers at Finland's Ranua Zoo – Watch Video!
Press Releases • May 23, 2012 08:56 BST
Having just turned six months, the first native Finnish polar bear is alive and well, not to mention quite the charmer.
World Design Capital Helsinki: Event Updates
Press Releases • May 16, 2012 12:35 BST
The offerings get better and better as the summer draws near. Space age summer house? Check out these top picks!
Three new hotels open prior to the summer season in Finland
Press Releases • May 15, 2012 12:10 BST
The summer season sees three new quality accommodation providers in Finland's central cities.
Finland's Savonlinna Opera Festival Celebrates 100 Years
Press Releases • May 11, 2012 08:14 BST
It's a big year for one of the best known Finnish cultural events, the Savonlinna Opera Festival; it's been 100 years since Aino Ackté, the most illustrious Finnish soprano of her day, made the event happen for the first time.
Angry Birds Land opens at Särkänniemi Theme Park
Press Releases • May 09, 2012 14:18 BST
Särkänniemi Adventure Park in Tampere has opened its doors for the summer season with a brand new attraction, the world's first Angry Birds Land.
Grab a Taste of Helsinki!
Press Releases • May 09, 2012 13:45 BST
From June 14-17, fine dining will be transported to Kansalaistorin puisto in Central Helsinki. The Taste of Helsinki event consists of four days of summer eating, drinking and entertainment.
Tour the Finnish West Coast for a Summer You'll Never Forget!
Press Releases • Apr 19, 2012 13:49 BST
Finland's West Coast is scattered with cities, villages and islands that come to life in the summer. Coastal lifestyle, wooden old towns and countless events charm both locals and visitors. Tour the west coast for festivals, sun, sandy beaches, lighthouse islands and a whole lot more.


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HAINES CITY, Fla. -- Ben McDonald is trying hard to fade into the background. After spending three years as the Orioles' superstar in waiting, he just wants to be one of the boys. But it isn't that simple.
Take yesterday, for instance. McDonald made his first exhibition appearance of 1992 and pitched two perfect innings in his club's 10-4 victory over the Kansas City Royals at the Baseball City Sports Complex. Can another set of great expectations be far behind?
McDonald hopes not. He hopes to be no more -- and no less -- than one of the five members of a restructured Orioles starting rotation. So far, so good.


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IBM XL Fortran for Linux key features
OpenMP support
Allows you to offload compute-intensive parts of an application and associated data to the NVIDIA GPUs by using the OpenMP device constructs.
CUDA Fortran
Provides programmers with a set of instructions that enables GPU acceleration for data-parallel computations. You can increase computing performance of many applications by using CUDA directly or by linking to GPU-accelerated libraries.
Exploitation of the latest POWER9 architecture
Provides the architecture and tune compiler options and builtins functions to explore POWER9.
High performance libraries
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The United Fresh Produce Association will honor Frieda Rapoport Caplan with its Lifetime Achievement Award during its 2013 Winter Leadership Meetings this January in Tucson AZ. The award recognizes individuals for a lifetime of achievement and for lasting contributions to the fresh produce industry.
In 1962, Caplan established Frieda's Finest/Produce Specialties Inc in the male-dominated Los Angeles Wholesale Produce Market. At that time, Caplan was one of the first women to own and operate a US produce business. She debuted with a purple sign, which later became the company's signature color, and her premier product was fresh brown mushrooms—an unusual specialty at that time. She quickly developed a reputation for buying and selling new and unusual produce specialties.
Her marketing abilities were recognized worldwide after her success in introducing and promoting the Kiwifruit in the United States, earning her the title, "Queen of Kiwi." Her ability to create consumer demand for unusual foods has helped Caplan and her daughters make success stories out of many more items, including sugar snap peas, hothouse cucumbers, habanero chiles, and Kiwano melons.
Caplan continues to serve as chairman of the board of Frieda's Inc, working with her daughters Karen Caplan, president and chief executive officer; and Jackie Caplan Wiggins, vice-president and chief operating officer.
This year's dinner honoring Frieda Caplan will be held January 28 at the Loews Ventana Canyon Ranch in Tucson. Friends and associates who wish to honor her are invited to participate in the dinner, as well as a benefit golf tournament earlier that day. Information on golf and dinner tickets and sponsorship can be obtained at www.unitedfresh.org under the calendar of events.


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BUNREACHT NA hÉIREANN
Article 7
The national flag is the tricolour of green, white and orange.
The orange of our flag is the orange of the Orange order.
Although a tiny minority there are Orangemen and Orange halls within the borders of the Irish state, in addition our constituition also recognises the right of all Northern Irish citizens who so wish – to be part of the Irish nation, a sizeable number of which belong to the Orange tradition. In accordance with the symbolism of our national flag, should the 12th of July be a national bank holiday in Ireland (Republic)? Would this help ease tensions in the north, or be inappropriate or irrelevant?
No bio, some books worth reading – The Rational Optimist: How Prosperity Evolves – Matt Ridley .
Crisis Economics: A Crash Course in the Future of Finance -Nouriel Roubini, Stephen Mihm


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With the rise in popularity of shows like "Tosh.0" and "Ridiculousness" that showcase dangerous viral videos, it seems like just about everyone is aching to tryout for a feature to get their moment in the limelight.
The driver of a white GMC pickup truck tested the waters of extreme sports by attempting an insanely dangerous 400 foot climb up a vastly steep hill. While the truck is branded as GMC, we all know that general motors and Chevrolet operate under the same roof.
"Yeah, he's nuts...Oh my God!" says the girl behind the camera as she watches the truck hurtle up the hill.
The truck struggles near the peak, pausing momentarily before miraculously making it to the top. Needless to say all parties involved are very fortunate for how the video turned out considering the dangerous circumstances.
Watch the absolutely mind-blowing video below and remember, don't try this at home kids.
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I had an opportunity this morning to photograph some birds at the beginning of their nesting season. Here is some of what I captured:
Here are some egrets nesting.
Here are some woodstorks nesting:
Here are some Roseate Spoonbills nesting:
This woodstork worked very hard at getting a branch from this shrub and was eventually successful in getting something to take home:
And this poor alligator suffered the consequences of being beneath nesting birds:


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- Teacher: Julie Lindner
The Vail School District Governing Board requires all students graduating in this district to complete the Senior Exit Project. The SEP develops skills that you will be able to use in your future; and meets Arizona State Standards for Senior English and Workplace Skills.
The project is broken down into four major components: written, practical, oral and community service.


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Pop star Rihanna rejected a track co-written by British superstar Adele while working on her new album.
The Umbrella singer is on the verge of releasing her eighth record, Anti, but reports suggest the project has been delayed because the singer is not yet happy with the songs.
It has now emerged that she turned down the chance to record a track called Alive, which Adele penned during writing sessions with Australian star Sia.
Alive was offered to Rihanna after Adele decided not to use it, but she turned it down and it now features on Sia's upcoming record This Is Acting.
"We wrote three songs in two days and none of them made the cut and this was one of them," Sia tells radio host Ryan Seacrest. "I said to (Adele), 'Do you mind if I pitch it to, say, Rihanna?' And she said, 'Yeah, but can you take my vocal off it because I don't want my vocal floating around out there on a demo'.
"So I went and re-cut the vocal and everybody in my life was like, 'You can't give this away to anybody'... I believe she (Rihanna) did (consider the song) and she passed.
"We sent it to her, but it's not really her so I don't know why I thought that. It is a smash, but she's a little more edgy."
The news comes after Adele recently professed her admiration for Rihanna, and insisted she wants to 'adopt' her as a friend.
"Maybe Rihanna can be in my (friend) squad!" Adele told Rolling Stone magazine. "That would be really cool. Oh, God. She's life itself, isn't she? I love her."
This Is Acting, which is due for release in January (16), features a number of rejected songs which Sia wrote for other artists, including Beyonce, Katy Perry, Demi Lovato and Shakira.


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Step 1 – New Admissions Presentation 2017
Early Years Curriculum Evening Presentation September 2017
introducing Moodle, Hot School Meals, WisePay and Marvellous Me/
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Low Income Families receiving Welfare Benefits
We ask, please, that all parents complete the online Free school meals registration form. This is important so that we can continue to register all pupils who attract a Pupil Premium. The Pupil Premium provides our school with additional money from central government, for every child whose parent/guardian is receiving one of the welfare benefits listed on the registration form. This much needed additional money is used to provide extra help and tuition for pupils. Please help us to receive as much funding as possible by completing the form, even if your child is in Year R, Year 1 or Year 2.
Free School Milk – If your child is over 5 and you receive state benefits (click here to find out which benefits), your child may be entitled to free school milk, paid for by the school. If you think you are eligible, please inform the school office, and they will register your child to receive their free milk.


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I don't know about you, but my photography journey is far from being all cupcakes and unicorns.
Starting out
Having shown no interest in photography until I was 23 and having my highest level of artistic training in grade 8 art class, I was a terrible photographer when I first started. Luckily I picked up photography when digital was just starting to go mainstream.
If I had lived in the film era, I honestly think I would have quit. I can imagine how crushed I would have been if I had seen those same first pictures after buying a roll of film, developing it into a print and then trying to figure out what went wrong. The instant feedback of the LCD screen allowed me to fix a lot of issues in the field. Easy right?
But then I would get home and look at the images on the big screen. Disappointment ensued.
Photos were out of focus.
My horizons were wayyyy off.
I didn't use the light in the best way.
I'd crop body parts off along the edge of the frame.
The images had no emotion to them. No feeling.
Did I have what it takes to be a "real" photographer?
That feeling
I don't know if you can relate, but that feeling I got was a combination of:
- Am I good enough?
- My photography is not where I want it to be.
- Should I keep at this?
Have you ever felt anything similar?
Does it go away?
Unfortunately no. I still get that feeling.
I'll come back from a shoot and see the following:
Photographs that are out of focus.
A few horizons that are wayyyy off.
The light isn't quite right in some images.
Body parts cropped awkwardly in the frame in a few cases.
Some images have no emotion to them. No feeling.
Of course the rate of each of these issues has decreased as my technique and artistic eye have improved. But they're still in there.
Even though my photographic journey has taken me from beginner all the way to full-time photographer I still look at my work very critically. My photographic craft is not where I want it to be. I look at my images and see the things I would do differently next time in order to get closer to the results I want.
Keep the benefits, discard the rest
I don't enjoy that feeling at all.
The questions then becomes, how can I use that feeling for my benefit?
What I've learned is that my unhappiness with my work is a huge part of what drives me to become a better photographer. It's what has got me to where I am today.
If I was happy with the quality of my work, where's the incentive to improve?
So I use that feeling to drive me to learn and practice more. I push myself into situations that are uncomfortable and difficult so that my problem solving skills and artistic eye develop further.
The key things to remember is that you're judging your photographic work and not yourself as a person. Keep those separate. Don't make your disappointment mean that you're not good enough as a person.
Keep the drive, but lose the judgement.
Do you get that feeling? How do you handle it?
I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments below.
Pay it forward: If you liked this post, share it with the world!
6 comments on "What if that feeling never goes away?"
I really enjoyed this Matt. I have this feeling after nearly every shoot and I always think I should just quit as I ain't no good. Makes me feel better to know that it's normal and to push through.
Hi Matt! I came over after reading Rachel's mail. I am going to share this with my other food photographer group. I really feel like an amateur 98% of the time. I study and study and practice and practice and I still get the dud for shots so I'm glad to know that I'm not the only one. And you're right — if we were perfect then there would be no incentive to learn and be better. Great post!
Just loved this, Matt. I think 'that feeling' is a permanent one in people who are hungry for learning, developing and change. We can be so hard on ourselves, but it is so important to use that in a positive way. To grow and continue evolving. Creativity is never a competition. I am constantly blown away by what you are up to today, but still the genuine Matt Korinek that I remember comes through in all that you do. Keep on keeping on – it's inspiring 🙂


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Professor, Department of Management, Entrepreneurship and Marketing
Ajnesh Prasad, Ph.D.
Dr. Prasad is Research Professor of Organization Studies and Chair of the Entrepreneurship and Leadership Research Group at Tecnologico de Monterrey's EGADE Business School. He is also currently serving as Co-chair of the Critical Management Studies division of the Academy of Management. He has previously taught courses in the MBA and the PhD programs and he has supervised, to completion, research students at the honors, master's, and doctoral levels.
Dr. Prasad's research interests broadly span the areas of entrepreneurship, gender and diversity issues in organizations, and interpretive methods. He is particularly interested in exploring each of these topics through various critical theoretical perspectives. As such, he has previously published articles using poststructuralist, postmodernist, feminist, postcolonial, neo-Marxist and psychoanalytic thought. He has published some 40 articles and chapters, including having made 20 contributions to Q1-listed journals. His research has appeared in Academy of Management Learning and Education, Advances in Consumer Research, Business & Society, Critical Perspectives on Accounting, Gender, Work and Organization, Human Relations, Industrial and Organizational Psychology, International Journal of Cross Cultural Management, Journal of Business Ethics, Journal of Business Research, Management Learning, Organization, Scandinavian Journal of Management, Sex Roles, Work, Employment and Society and elsewhere. He has co-edited special issues of the Journal of Business Ethics and Critical Perspectives on International Business, and he currently serves on the editorial boards of Human Relations and International Journal of Entrepreneurial Behavior and Research. His first (edited) book was published by Emerald.
To date, Dr. Prasad is the recipient of approximately $15,000,000 (MXN) in research funding, including grants and awards from national funding bodies in three different countries: the British Academy (UK), the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (Canada), and CONACYT (Mexico). At 31 years old, he was inducted as the youngest member of CONACYT's SNI program with Level II status.
In October 2012, Dr. Prasad earned his PhD in organization studies from York University's Schulich School of Business. He wrote much of my dissertation as a Graduate Research Fellow at Yale University. His PhD research was supported by a doctoral fellowship from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council and several other awards. Before arriving at EGADE Business School, he was Senior Lecturer at UNSW Business School (incorporating the AGSM). He has also held research positions at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Rutgers University.


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Sowing Seeds of Understanding
Okamatsu, Yoshihisa
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text: Cool Long Exposures at Night by brockalli | Nov 1, 2017 | blog, Creative | 1 commentCool Long Exposure Night Photography Have you ever tried to take a long exposure photo with your friends and spell out you name with a flashlight? Almost everyone has! Long exposures are really cool in the way that you have a black canvas, and you have to paint in...Tags: awesome, ben harker, Brock.alli, Brockalli, byui, caryn esplin, cool, creative, dome, drawing, how to, idea, Jan Leonardo, light painting, lights, long exposure, night, Photography, swirls, wheel


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The injuries of Gyasi and Geferson are not serious
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Ticket information about the match against Slavia
Army men, tickets for the match between CSKA and Slavia are already on sale. The match of the fourth round of the First League will be played at "Bulgarian army" stadium on August 12th(Sunday) at 08:45 pm. LIKE THE OFFICIAL FACEBOOK PAGE OF CSKA. Ticket prices are as follows (BGN): - Sector A - 20 leva - Sector V - 12 leva - Sector G - BGN 7 - VIP Lodge - 150 leva BUY A TICKET FOR CSKA - SLAVIA. Tickets can be purchased from the Army's fan shop and the Ticketpro network, OMV petrol stations, Office 1 and Orange stores,...
Army men, The players and the staff of the team want to thank you for the amazing evening against Copenhagen. Only at some stadiums in the world such emotion, charge and inspiration can be felt and experienced. You have demonstrated once again your enormous love for the club and together we have proven that the red community is stronger and more united than ever before. We have no words to express our admiration and gratitude for your unreserved and dedicated support from the stands. We believe that we will continue to fight together...
Pinto: We will fight until the end (VIDEO)
Ruben Pinto, the captain of today's game, shared his opinion after the defeat by Copenhagen with 1:2. LIKE THE OFFICIAL FACEBOOK PAGE OF CSKA. "You saw that we tried to fight and play against a good team, but it was difficult in the second half.", he said. FOLLOW CSKA'S PUBLIC VIBER ACCOUNT. "We will fight until the end, we respect the rival. You have seen how big of a team CSKA is with all these fans, but our rival did not show the necessary respect for us, that is not good in football.", said Pinto. FOLLOW CSKA'S INSTAGRAM.
Despadov: We have the strength to eliminate Copenhagen (VIDEO)
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El Maestro: We didn't deserve to lose (VIDEO)
The head coach Nestor El Maestro shared his opinion on the match against Copenhagen. LIKE THE OFFICIAL FACEBOOK PAGE OF CSKA. "I'm feel disappointed for my players. They tried to give everything from themselves, we did not deserve to lose.", he said. FOLLOW CSKA'S PUBLIC VIBER ACCOUNT. "I'm not going to comment on the referee's calls. I'm sure if we were 11 to 11, we would have won. The rematch will be very tough.", said El Maestro. FOLLOW CSKA'S INSTAGRAM.
Stoycho Stoilov: The referee's mistakes shocked me (VIDEO)
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The schedule for V - VIII round of FPL
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Happy birthday to Georgi Vasilev
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How To Take A Screenshot On Huawei P9
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The Captured screenshot also in the notification bar.
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Keep in mind, I see the game through the viewfinder of a TV camera, but some of what I saw...
- The Panthers miss Thomas Davis on defense more than words can describe. All due respect to Landon Johnson (who was hurt Thursday as well), TD is TD, and the way his 2009 season was going, #58 was Pro Bowl bound. Now there is a void in the SLB that was noticeable against the Dolphins. Johnson played well while he was on the field, but the drop off is evident.
- Staying with the defense, the question of how much heart Julius Peppers has should fade away now. The guy is playing with 1 hand, because the other is broken, and heavily wrapped. He is ineffective in that state--but he's out there, and he's trying. The matchup against the monstrous Jake Long simply wasn't a fair fight, with Peppers limited by injury.
- 47 passes. 24 rush attempts. What happened to the balance? The 2/3 to 1/3 run v. pass? How about this....It's 3rd and 1 on a drive that the Panthers had moved it well on the ground. They throw deep to Steve Smith? Now, don't get me wrong, I like Smith coming down with the home run ball more often than not, but on a 3rd and 1, a drive Miami wasn't stopping to that point, dance with the date that brung ya. The Panthers trailed 14-3 at the half, but with the number of throws, you would think it was 100-3.
Not wanting to throw the cold water on anyone hoping the Panthers can sneak into the playoffs, but, the remaining schedule shows mild promise.
At the NY Jets. Home with Tampa Bay. At New England. Home with Minnesota. At the NY Giants. Home with New Orleans.
At 4-6, the Panthers have to go 5-1 (minimum) to reach the post-season. Given the banged up state of the roster, and the road ahead, 5 wins will be hard to come by.
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If you are looking for a guide to keep you and your family entertained, we have got you covered! We've started a monthly events guide to be sure you don't miss a thing happening around the Madison area. Here are this month's "need to know" activities.
The Mombassadors for our Neighborhood Groups organize monthly meet-ups so be sure to join the Facebook group for your area!
Links to area libraries, open swim times, and open play/jump activities can be found near the end of this post. This is by no means a comprehensive list. If you know of any fun family activities we have missed, please let us know in the comments.
November 1-10: Candy Bounce Back: 7 am – 4 pm at Madison Family Dental Associates |After Halloween, kids can stop into any Madison Family Dental location and turn in a minimum of one pound of candy (per kid) and in exchange, receive a Madison Family Dental 'Healthy Smiles' Goody Bag, which will consist of dental goodies (toothbrush, paste, swag, etc.) along with a certificate for a fun, healthy activity and a healthy treat.
Wednesday, November 1: Free Family Night – Wisconsin Science Festival Kickoff Party: 5-8 pm at the Madison Children's Museum | On the first open Wednesday night of each month, MCM invites our entire community to enjoy the museum for free. Free Family Night is a great time for first time visitors to enjoy the museum, and is a popular time for older children to return to visit their favorite exhibits. Tonight we celebrate the Wisconsin Science Festival, which offers free science activities for kids and adults throughout the state Nov. 2-5. Tonight's kickoff party includes hands-on exploration stations presented by Adult Role Models in Science, Madison Herpetological Society, UW Neuroscience Training Program, UW Plant Pathology, Edgewood College Science Ambassadors, MCM Taste of Tech, UW Insect Ambassadors, and a glassworking demonstration by Tracy Drier of the UW Chemistry Department.
November 2-5: Wisconsin Science Festival: Various Locations/Times | See website for full details.
November 2-5: Wisconsin Book Festival | See website for details.
Friday, November 3: Luminescence: A Spectacle of Fire and Light: 7-8:15 at the Monona Terrace | Pyrotechniq mesmerizes audiences of all ages with the powerful spectacle of mystery merged with fire, glow, dance, costume, dramatic sound, and energetic choreography! Based in Chicago, these urban fire and light masters will be making their Madison debut. Don't miss this visually stunning, cutting edge show!
Recommended for ages 6 and up. Tickets $5-$10. See link to purchase.
Saturday, November 4: Saturday Science-Mars in Madison: 10 am – 3 pm at the UW Discovery Building | Explore Mars and Earth and think about how life would be different (or possible?) if we went to Mars during this free event held on the first Saturday of every month! How would exercise be different on a planet with less gravity than on Earth? Could plants grow in space or on Mars? What is weather like on Mars? What does it feel like to walk on the Moon? This event is free and open to the public. It is part of the Wisconsin Science Festival Discovery Expo, which includes dozens of interactive hands-on exploration stations.
Saturday, November 4: Box of Balloons Birthday Bash: 10 am – 1 pm at the Madison Metropolitan School District Planetarium | Box of Balloons is turning four, and invites you to join us for an out of this world birthday party! Featuring: * Planetarium Shows * Balloon Artist * Walking on the Moon Shoes * * DIY Moon Rocks with Kindness Rocks Madison, WI * Rockets with Engineering For Kids of Dane County * Solay System Sensory Play * Balloon Pit * Photo Booth * Battledarts. Refreshments Provided by: Hurts Donuts – Galaxy Donuts, Hogwash Juice Drinks, Yola's Cafe & Coffee Shop of Madison – Hot Chocolate Bar. Tickets: Children (Ages 2 & Up): $10.00 Adults: Free with a purchase of children's ticket Adults: $5.00 1 year & under: Free
Saturday, November 4: Oregon Preschool Carnival: 10:30 am – 1:30 pm at Oregon Preschool | 2017 Carnival hosted by Oregon Preschool – Games (ages 2-10), Prizes, Raffle, Face Painting, Bounce House, Food and Family Fun
Saturday, November 4: Big Smiles 2017: A Family Fun Event: 4-7 pm at Noah's Event Venue, 5020 American Family Drive, Madison | Have fun and support a great cause! Kids under 12 attend for FREE! Tickets start at $25 and include catering by Gristle, non-alcoholic beverages, entertainment by Piano Fondue Dueling Pianos, Special Guest Michael Johnson, Emcee Jonathan Suttin (of Triple M favorites Jonathan & Kitty), and kids' activities. Cash bar.
Saturday, November 4: Kids in the Rotunda-Zoozort: Overture Center | Free. See website.
Saturday, November 4: Kids Yoga with little om BIG OM: 9:30 am – 12 pm at DreamBank | Bring your little yogis to DreamBank for an imaginative session on the mat! Yoga instructors from little om BIG OM weave stories, games and music together for a fun class that helps kids increase their focus, get active, and discover new confidence in their abilities.
Saturday, November 4: Story Saturday: Wisconsin Book Fest!: 10:30-11:30 am at the Wisconsin Historical Museum | The Wisconsin Historical Museum is proud to partner with the Wisconsin Book Festival and the Madison Reading Project for a special Story Saturday event in the Children's Section of the Central Library! Children's author Annette LeBlanc Cate will read from her two books, "Look Up!" and "The Magic Rabbit." "Look Up!" encourages kids to get outside and watch some birds through quirky dialogue and colorful illustrations. "The Magic Rabbit" follows the friendship of Ray the magician and his bunny assistant. When the two get separated in the bustle of the big city, they wonder if they'll ever find each other again. They discover that theirs is quite the magical friendship.
Saturday, November 4: Kids DIY Workshop-Military Appreciation Humvee: 9 am – 12 pm at Home Depot | Join our hands-on workshop where you and your child can build a custom wooden humvee to honor all those that have served our country. Once the humvee is built, your child can decorate it with paint and stickers. All Kids Workshop attendees must be accompanied by a parent or adult at all times. All kids get to keep their craft, receive a FREE certificate of achievement, a Workshop Apron, and a commemorative pin while supplies last. Children must be present at the store to participate in the workshop and receive the kit, apron, and pin.
Saturday, November 4: Verona Area Kids Expo: 9 am – 2 pm at Verona High School | Welcome to our 2nd annual Verona Area Kids Expo, featuring local vendors and information for our Pre-K and elementary aged children. 9am-2pm and totally free! Visit a police officer's car outside the PAC doors, test your balance and kills at martial arts, get your face painted and enjoy a fun day with family!
Sunday, November 5: Jack & Kitty: 11 am at the High Noon Saloon | Jack and Kitty are one of the most in-demand musical duos in North America. Specializing in "organic vaudeville folk", this Emmy Award winning duo love to perform concerts nationwide. The Minneapolis Star Tribune hailed them as "one of the most entertaining groups in the midwest." $6 kids / $8 adults / babies in arms free
Sunday, November 5: Kids' Art Adventures: 1 pm at the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art | Embrace your curiosity and wonder with artist Sonja Thomsen, who will lead this art adventure. Explore her immersive installation and make an iridescent sculpture that reflects and refracts light. Bring a camera to photograph your artwork in the lobby. Offered in conjunction with the Wisconsin Science Festival; pre-registration is required for this Kids' Art Adventure. Please contact [email protected] to reserve a space in the workshop.
November 6-10: Halloween Candy Buy Back: 8 am – 6 pm (call for times/vary) at Madison No Fear Dentistry | You're invited to our Annual Halloween Candy Buy-Back event! Following Trick-or-Treating, stop into Madison No Fear Dentistry during working hours the week of November 6th to sell back your extra candy ($1 per pound of candy up to $5/child). Donations are also welcome!! All candy is donated to Operation Shoebox and shipped to our troops serving overseas.
Wednesday, November 8: Mini Sprouts Culinary Class: Harvest Snacks: 9:30-10:30 am at Festival Foods | Join other mini sprouts as we make food fun in this culinary class designed for toddlers and preschoolers. This hands-on and interactive class will give children the confidence to try new foods. We will prepare some fun and healthy fall harvest recipes and read "Bear Says Thanks" by Karma Wilson. Parents or caregivers are encouraged to participate or watch (they attend free with student ticket). Includes recipe packet and coloring sheets to take home. Designed for ages 2-6.
Friday, November 10: Paper Airplanes Take Flight: 5:30-8 pm at the Black Earth Children's Museum | Make planes, learn about flight & test out your airplane design from the top of the ranger tower and tree house.
Saturday, November 11: Peppa Pig Live: Overture Hall | Peppa Pig, the #1 Family show of 2016, is back with an action-packed live show featuring your favorite characters as life size puppets and costume characters in Peppa Pig's Surprise! Come join Peppa, George, Mummy Pig, Daddy Pig and more in an all singing, all-dancing adventure full of songs, games and surprises! All Ages- Children 24 months and under use a $4 lap seat that can be purchased at the ticket office.
Saturday, November 11: Music Lab: 9:30 am – 12 pm at DreamBank | Uncover your little one's innate musicality with music-making activities using their voice, body and instruments! Local early childhood music teacher, Julie Mazer, will guide your child's journey with simple rhythmic and melodic concepts. They'll even get to create their very own musical instrument to take home!
Saturday, November 11: Jamfest Cheer & Dance: 9 am at the Alliant Energy Center | JAMfest is a daylong, high energy, Cheer & Dance Competition. Admission: $10 admission – Cash only. Active military, seniors (65+), and 4 and under are free.
Saturday, November 11: Goodman Youth Farm Volunteer Day: 9 am at Troy Gardens | 9:00am-12:00pm , 5017 Sudbury Way: Volunteers of all ages gather to weed, plant, compost, and learn about organic gardening. Join us for one Saturday, or all of them! Group are welcome to sign up together.
Saturday, November 11: Kids in the Rotunda-Madison Ballet: Overture Center | Free. See website.
Sunday, November 12: The Little Match Girl: 1 & 3 pm at the Friends of the Waisman Center Auditorium | An all-children cast brings to life this beloved and endearing story based on the Hans Christian Andersen tale. Original script, songs, music and costumes make this a series favorite. *Sensory-friendly performance at 3:00 in partnership with the Autism Society of South Central Wisconsin. Admission: $2.00, adults; $1.00, children
Tickets: Advance tickets for any show in the series can be purchased beginning at NOON on performance days.
Tuesday, November 14: Mini Sprouts Culinary Class: Souper Soup: 9:30-10:30 am at Whole Foods | Join other mini sprouts as we make food fun in this culinary class designed for toddlers and preschoolers. This hands-on and interactive class will give children the confidence to try new foods. Warm up from the frigid weather as we prepare fun and healthy soup and biscuit recipes and read "Soup Day" by Melissa Iwai! Parents or caregivers are encouraged to participate or watch (they attend free with student ticket). Includes recipe packet and coloring sheets to take home. Designed for ages 2-6.
Wednesday, November 15: Afterschool Craft & Cook: Clay Creations: 3:30-4:45 pm at Whole Foods | Let your creativity soar! Join us on an adventure of crafting and cooking. We will learn about 3D art! Then make a yummy and healthy snack to eat and a clay creation that we can take home and use! Ages 6-11. (parents/ caregivers are free to watch OR leave & return).
November 16-18: Verona Children's Theatre-Godspell Jr.: Verona Area High School Performing Arts Center | This performance will also include Stone Soup. For Grades 3-8
Saturday, November 18: Wisconsin Shipwrecks for Kids: 10 am at the Wisconsin Historical Museum | Wisconsin Historical Society underwater archaeologists will share stories from beneath the waves of the Great Lakes during this family-friendly event. Kids and parents will find out how some of the 700 ships in Wisconsin's waters sank, and they will discover what life was like for sailors and passengers aboard these vessels. Explore the shipwrecks and work like an underwater archaeologist to uncover clues about the past!
Saturday, November 18: Thanksgiving Cards and Crafts: 9:30 am – 12 pm at DreamBank | Enjoy a morning getting in the festive fall spirit at DreamBank! Bring the whole family and get yourselves ready to give thanks by making Thanksgiving crafts and cards. Stop in anytime between 9:30 am and 12 pm to show your creative attitude for gratitude!
Saturday, November 18: Fairytale Pancake Barre: 10 am – 12 pm at the Blackhawk Country Club | Treat your favorite little one to a morning of fairytale themed arts and crafts, performances from The Little Matchstick Girl ballet, and delicious pancakes. Feel free to come dressed as your favorite fairytale character. $25
Saturday, November 18: Madison Moms Blog Meet Us at Hilldale: A Special Holiday Event featuring The Grinch: 1:30-3 pm at Hilldale | We are so excited to continue our playdate series with a special event in November! In collaboration with The Overture Center, this month's special event will feature the sneaky, conniving, holiday-hater himself: The Grinch! Join us for a playdate you won't want to miss featuring many grinch-ly activities, treats and photo opportunities!
Sunday, November 19: Hayrides at Holiday Fantasy in Lights: 6-9:40 pm at Olin Park | Join us with campfire, s'mores and a haywagon ride through beautiful Olin Park during Holiday Fantasy in Lights By clicking this link, you will be leaving the City of Madison website.! Location: Meet at the Olin Park boat launch
Date: Sunday, November 19. Time: on-going 6pm until 10pm (last boarding time: 9:40pm). Cost: $3/per person, children 2 and under are free. Note: participants will need to enter/exit the wagon using stairs.
November 21-26: Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical: Times Vary | Discover the magic of Dr. Seuss' classic holiday tale How The Grinch Stole Christmas as it comes to life on stage. Featuring the hit songs "You're A Mean One, Mr. Grinch" and "Welcome Christmas," The Grinch discovers there's more to Christmas than he bargained for in this heart-warming holiday classic.
Thursday, November 23: Berbee Derby | The Berbee Derby is an annual Thanksgiving Day 10K run and 5K run/walk is a family friendly event that benefits the Technology Education Foundation. The Berbee Derby is a fun-filled community event that has been running 14 years strong! The Berbee Derby offers a full range of amenities for its participants.
Thursday, November 23: Madison Turkey Trot 5K | See website for details.
Friday, November 24: Merry & Bright: The Edgewater's 4th Annual Holiday Tree Lighting: 2-8 pm at The Edgewater | Take in the sights and sounds of the holidays as we kick off the holiday season with a joyous afternoon and evening full of free, family-friendly events. The Grand Plaza at The Edgewater plays host to the Fourth Annual Holiday Tree Lighting on Friday, November 24th.
November 24-26: Downtown Holiday Open House: 9 am – 4 pm | The Holiday Open House has become a downtown Madison tradition. This shopping, dining and family event is an alternative to the shopping mall and big-box "door busters." Jump-start customer traffic and holiday sales on Thanksgiving weekend! This event is presented by Madison's Central Business Improvement District (BID) and the Greater State Street Business Association (GSSBA).
Friday, November 24: Kids in the Rotunda-Cash Box Kings: Overture Center-Rotunda Stage | Free performance by Cash Box Kings, 9:30 am, 11 am & 1 pm.
Friday, November 24: Pictures with Santa: 10 am – 1 pm at DreamBank | Hop the Downtown Holiday Trolley and head to DreamBank with the family for free hot cocoa, a holiday crafting workshop and photos with Santa! Crafting and cocoa are available all day and photos with Santa will be on a first-come first-serve basis. Here's a holiday tip: Don't forget to grab your welcome bag of shopping coupons on the Holiday Trolley – courtesy of DreamBank!
Friday, November 24: Holiday Crafting: 10 am – 3 pm at DreamBank | Hop the Downtown Holiday Trolley and head to DreamBank with the family for free hot cocoa, a holiday crafting workshop and photos with Santa! Crafting and cocoa are available all day, but be sure to check out our event times for pictures with Santa! Here's a holiday tip: Don't forget to grab your welcome bag of shopping coupons on the Holiday Trolley – courtesy of DreamBank!
November 24-December 31: Zoo Lights: Henry Vilas Zoo | See the zoo in a whole new light! This holiday season, your Henry Vilas Zoo will shine brighter than ever as we bring Zoo Lights to Madison! Enjoy a warm beverage as you take a stroll down candy cane lane and enjoy the festive sights and sounds. Thousands of lights will transform the zoo into a winter wonderland that's not to be missed.
Saturday, November 25: Kids in the Rotunda-Fox & Branch: Overture Center | Free. See website.
Saturday, November 25: Pictures with Santa: 10 am – 1 pm at DreamBank | Hop the Downtown Holiday Trolley and head to DreamBank with the family for free hot cocoa, a holiday crafting workshop and photos with Santa! Crafting and cocoa are available all day and photos with Santa will be on a first-come first-serve basis. Here's a holiday tip: Don't forget to grab your welcome bag of shopping coupons on the Holiday Trolley – courtesy of DreamBank!
Saturday, November 25: Holiday Crafting: 10 am at 3 pm at DreamBank | Hop the Downtown Holiday Trolley and head to DreamBank with the family for free hot cocoa, a holiday crafting workshop and photos with Santa! Crafting and cocoa are available all day, but be sure to check out our event times for pictures with Santa! Here's a holiday tip: Don't forget to grab your welcome bag of shopping coupons on the Holiday Trolley – courtesy of DreamBank!
Wednesday, November 29: Mini Sprouts Culinary Class: Festive Fruit: 9:30-10:30 am at Festival Foods | Join other mini sprouts as we make food fun in this culinary class designed for toddlers and preschoolers. This hands-on and interactive class will give children the confidence to try new foods. We will prepare some festive holiday recipes using fruit and read "Mooseltoe" by Margie Palatini! Parents or caregivers are encouraged to participate or watch (they attend free with student ticket). Includes recipe packet and coloring sheets to take home. Designed for ages 2-6.
Farmers' Markets:
Dane County Farmers' Market – Saturdays on the Capitol Square. April 15-November 11 from 6:15 am – 1:45 pm.
Westside Community Farmers' Market – Saturdays, 7:00am – 12:30pm, April 15 – November 4. Behind UW Health Digestive Health Center , Corner of University Avenue & University Row.
Hilldale Farmers' Market – Wednesday and Saturday: 8AM – 1PM. May 6, 2017 – November 4, 2017. Location: At the corner of University Ave. and Midvale Blvd. across from Metcalfe's Market.
Mineral Point Farmers' Market – Saturdays 8:30-11 am May – October. Water Tower Park, Business 151 at Madison Street.
Ongoing Music/Movies:
Casey Day – 9-10 am most Saturdays at The Cargo Bike Shop, Willy St. Join us at The Cargo Bike Shop for an hour of fun music, dancing and singing. Most Saturdays from 9am to 10am. Fun for all ages, whether it's shaking your booty to Baby Beluga and other Casey Day favorites, or enjoying some Cafe Domestique coffee and a treat from Batch Bakehouse or Underground Food Collective.
Monday Night Kid Music with David Landau – 5:30- 6:15 at the Harmony Bar and Grill | Fun for kids 2 to 8 and totally tolerable for parents of any age! Cover – $3.
The Lunchtime Show with David Landau – 11:30 am – 12 pm at McFarland House Cafe | There is a cover charge of $5.00 per kid for this show. Adults, babies, and babysitters are free of charge.
Museum Storytime – UW Madison Geology Museum – 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month at 10:30 am. Museum storytime is geared toward preschool-aged children and each week features a book, museum specimens and a craft to take home. No reservations required, except for groups larger than 10. Free.
Barnes & Noble East Towne – Various themed storytimes. See website for schedule.
Barnes & Noble West Towne – Various themed storytimes. See website for schedule.
Ongoing Playgroups & Parent Groups:
Morning Play Date at DreamBank – Enjoy a morning of meeting new friends at DreamBank. While the kids participate in interactive story time and crafts, grown-ups can explore our exhibit and enjoy a cup of coffee in our inspiring space. Free snacks, fun and learning abound, so bring your hungry bellies, listening ears and colorful imaginations! 10-11 am.
Saturday Playgroup at University Houses Preschool – Come along to play, chat and sing with your little ones. Bring a snack and talk to other families while the kids enjoy the toys and dramatic play area.
Saturdays, 10:30- Noon, Sept 9, Oct 14, Nov 11, Dec 9, Jan 13, Feb 10, March 10, April 14, and May 12
6033 Odana Road, Madison, WI 53719. Bring your friends! Everyone is welcome at this free, fun event.
Little Learners – What? Educational play-dates with your little ones. Sessions include story time, music, art, sensory bins, and a snack. Who? Children ages 0 – 5 with their parents or caregivers. When? 10am – 11am on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of every month. Where? Our Redeemer Lutheran Church Community Room. Cost? $5 per family/session. Payment can be made when you register or on the day of the session
Lodi Moms' Group Meet-up – We meet on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month from 9:30 to 11:00/11:30 at Lake Wisconsin E Free Church in Lodi. There is childcare for pre-school children for the first half while we meet together for a time of connection and study. Then we all go upstairs to play together in the big multi-purpose room. In the summer we have been meeting in parks to play.
Babywearing Meetings – Come join us to learn about babywearing, connect with other caregivers, and bond with your little ones. Bring your own carriers, or learn with ours. Our meetings are always FREE and open to the public! BWI-Madison Meetings are really helpful for learning about safety and new techniques, trying on a wide variety of carriers, and getting personalized guidance from accredited Volunteer Babywearing Educators (VBEs). Plus, you'll meet some really nice people, and the meetings are super kid-friendly! Become a member and check out a different carrier each month from our lending library of over 150 carriers!
Mother Baby Hour – Located at the Meriter Business Center-See website for various days/times. Mother Baby Hour is a time for moms and their babies to get together to ask questions, express concerns, learn about resources and share stories. A Registered Nurse/Community Educator facilitates the groups and offers a weekly topic. Join us as early as the first week after your baby is born!
Other Ongoing Activities/Events:
Kids in the Rotunda – From award-winning folk singers and zany jugglers, to friendly furry animals and traditional Indian dancing, our popular Kids in the Rotunda series for families is sure to engage, educate and entertain your whole family. Enjoy a diverse lineup of local, regional and national performers selected exclusively for children ages nine and younger and their families.
Open Art Studio – 12:30-2:30 Monthly on the First Wednesday at The Seventeenth Radish. Come and join us the first Wednesday of every month at either our Verona or Waunakee location. Students will have the opportunity to enjoy art without limits. A variety of art materials will be available to use to create works based on the weekly book. This kid-only drop off event is hosted the first Wednesday every month. Advance registration is required as spaces are limited.
Afterschool Expeditions – Afterschool Expeditions is a free program for students in grades K-8 to explore, engage and discover science from UW–Madison and the Morgridge Institute for Research with structured hands-on activities. This program takes place during the fall and spring semesters. TO REGISTER: You pick your adventure! The registration page will have different activity options for each date. You may select only ONE rotation plan per date. This lets us know which two activities you will be participating in when you come.
Warner Family Fun Nights – Warner Park Community Recreation Center, 5:30 – 8:30 pm, Fridays (see website for dates), $5 per family.
KEVA Open Play – Youth Open Play at KEVA Sports Center. Mondays/Tuesdays/Thursdays 9:30-1. Lots of indoor activities set up for toddlers. Drop in fee accepted or free with a KEVA membership. Begins September 5th.
MMoCAkids ArtPack – Families are encouraged to stop by the reception desk in the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art lobby and ask for the MMoCAkids ArtPack, the museum hands-on discovery kit for exploring art. Designed for family members to use together, the ArtPack contains a variety of fun activities that promote observation and imaginative thinking about visual art. Visiting an art museum with a child can be stressful if you are so worried about your child touching the art that you can't enjoy the art, but the joy of art and art making is for people of all ages. These programs are designed for families with young children.
UW-Arboretum Family Walks – See website for dates and details.
Car Seat Checks – The goal of the Safe Kids Injury Prevention Program is to help educate families on safety and injury prevention. A large component of our work is providing safety information and services to our Dane County communities. Car seat checks are available throughout the Madison area, see website for dates and locations. Appointments are required for car seat checks. You can make an appointment by calling (608) 890-8999 or e-mail [email protected].
Bird and Nature Walks – 1:30-3 pm at various Madison parks – Free, family-friendly Bird and Nature Walks are offered year-round on Sunday afternoons 1:30-3:00 pm by Madison Parks and FUN: Friends of Urban Nature partner groups. Join the FUN!
Open Art Studio – Use the Monroe Street Arts Center studio as your own! Work on a self-directed project under the guidance of an experienced art teacher. We will provide all of the art materials and one planned project per class to get you started. This is a drop-in class, but please call ahead to hold a spot, 608.232.1510. Cost is $12 per class or $48 for 5 classes with an Open Art Studio Pass.
The Crafty Project – The Crafty Project does monthly Kiddo Crafty Events at their creative studio. Additionally, The Crafty Project studio is a fabulous location for mom's to get together and have a night out and create. They have a fun schedule of classes and offer private events.
Eastern Holistic Health For Families – 11:00am – 12:00pm third Saturdays at Tao Sangha Center. Fee: $8-10 per parent/child pair. Learn and practice how to make our energy and heart positive and strong through fun holistic practices including yoga, family shiatsu healing and Buddhist meditations. Everyone welcome, no experience necessary. RSVP Tao Sangha Healing Center, 2330 Willard Ave, Madison. 608-257-4663 or [email protected] TaoSangha-na.com.
Meditation for Kids and Families – Kadampa Meditation Center of Madison – On Sunday mornings from 10-11:15, we offer Mindful Living: Prayers for World Peace in the main meditation room and Dharma for Kids in the kid's meditation room. Dharma for Kids is suitable for kids ages 4-10. Older children and teens are welcome to attend the teaching with their parents, and parents with toddlers younger than four can stay with their children to participate in kids class together. Cost: $5/Adult and $1/child over 4.
Calendar of Events for Libraries, Open Play Areas, and Open Swim
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Hawthorne Library
Lakeview Library
Meadowridge Library
Monroe Street Library
Pinney Library
Sequoya Library
Rosemary Garfoot Library-Cross Plains
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McFarland Library
Middleton Library
Monona Library
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