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The Womens Tone and Lean Stack is created just for you ladies! These products will help you to achieve that toned and defined look that you've been working for!
This stack includes:
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This pre-workout is formulated for an amazing pump and incredible fat burning! This is a great addition to your workout routine to help you burn all that unwanted fat!
Rezolution V2
Rezolution V2 is the latest diet pill to hit the market. It is billed as the "happy diet pill" which means that it will keep your mood up, even when dieting! Rezolution V2 is filled with both ingredients which make you feel full and satisfied with your diet food and curb cravings and potent stimulants which will get you flying through your day and workouts!
T2 Fat Incinerator is ACTUAL THYROID HORMONE. It is as strong as prescription medicine. For this reason do NOT use more than the recommended amount. This stacks PERFECTLY with prescription thyroid medication for those people who have an inactive or under active thyroid gland.
Most doctors under dose thyroid medication, which causes women to gain fat and lose their confidence over time. As a medical doctor myself, I learned quickly the CORRECT way of treating patients with thyroid disorders, and I made this product to fill the gap and help women have the appropriate amount of thyroid hormone. Normal Thyroid medicine is T4 and or T3. T2 is similar but only burns fat, it doesn't interfere with the other Thyroid hormone's functions even when a woman is on prescription meds. It is better than the prescription meds for fat loss because T2 does not burn muscle and permanently damage your body like prescription meds do.
If you want to be leaner and more toned with a legal and safe supplement then T2 Fat Incinerator is the way to go.

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Couto Homes of Granbury, Texas has won "Best Of Customer Service on Houzz®, the leading platform for home remodeling and design. The home builder was chosen by the more than 35 million monthly unique users that comprise the Houzz community from among more than one million active home building, remodeling and design industry professionals.
The Best Of Houzz is awarded annually in three categories: Design, Customer Service and Photography. Design award winners' work was the most popular among the more than 35 million monthly users on Houzz. Customer Service honors are based on several factors, including the number and quality of client reviews a professional received in 2015. Architecture and interior design photographers whose images were most popular are recognized with the Photography award. A "Best Of Houzz 2016" badge will appear on winners' profiles, as a sign of their commitment to excellence. These badges help homeowners identify popular and top-rated home professionals in every metro area on Houzz.
We are so proud to have been given this award yet again another year. We strive to make our customer service great and we are happy to be recognized for it. Thank you to everyone who works hard for us to make our team wonderful and thank you to our customers, without you we wouldn't have great customer service to give.
"Anyone building, remodeling or decorating looks to Houzz for the most talented and service-oriented professionals" said Liza Hausman, vice president of Industry Marketing for Houzz. "We're so pleased to recognize Couto Homes , voted one of our "Best Of Houzz" professionals by our enormous community of homeowners and design enthusiasts actively remodeling and decorating their homes."
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around the world. With the largest residential design database in the world and a vibrant community empowered by technology, Houzz is the easiest way for people to find inspiration, get advice, buy products and hire the professionals they need to help turn their ideas into reality. Headquartered in Palo Alto, CA, Houzz also has international offices in London, Berlin, Sydney, Moscow and Tokyo. Houzz and the Houzz logo are registered trademarks of Houzz Inc. worldwide. For more information, visit houzz.com .


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Breast Cancer Survivors Alliance
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Our Survivors recently put on a free public workshop on the topic for Nutrition/Diabetes. We are proud to have Juliana Nikolic as our speaker. Her presentation & expertise knowledge she shared, has given us new ideas to change our ways in eating, & living a healthy life. We had a role play on what we usually eat, & she opened our eyes in the importance of balancing our intake by either adding, or removing certain foods to level our daily meals. She mentioned that exercise is of great importance but you don't have to push yourself but do it gradually. It was a wonderful experience to find out a lot about our bodies & how to prevent getting diabetes, or change our diets for those who are diabetic. Also to know that if we do this change we may be able to stop taking our diabetic medications. We are truly grateful for her & look forward to working with her again.
Arliene A. President of The California Chamorro Breast Cancer Survivors Alliance July 23, 2010


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These terms and conditions apply to the Green Lake Jewelry Works Web site located at www.greenlakejewelry.com, and all associated Web sites linked to www.greenlakejewelry.com by Green Lake Jewelry Works, its subsidiaries and affiliates, (collectively 'the Site'). Please read these terms and conditions (the 'Terms and Conditions') carefully. BY USING THE SITE, YOU AGREE TO BE BOUND BY THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
These Terms and Conditions govern your use of, and any purchase from, the Green Lake Jewelry Site, and constitute an agreement between you and Green Lake Jewelry Works
Green Lake Jewelry Works reserves the right to change or modify any of these Terms and Conditions or any policy or guideline of the Site at any time, and in its sole discretion. Any change or modification will be effective immediately upon posting of the revisions on the Site. Your continued use of the Site following the posting of its changes or modifications will constitute your acceptance of such changes or modifications. Therefore, you should frequently review these Terms and Conditions and any other applicable policies from time-to-time to understand the terms and conditions that apply to your use of the Site. If you do not agree to the amended terms, you must stop using the Site.
Sometimes with the volume of orders we receive, an item shown on the site may not be in stock. If this happens, we will contact you directly to discuss possible options. Also, Data, including prices, may be inaccurately displayed on our Site due to system or typographical errors. While we make every attempt to avoid these errors, they may occur. We reserve the right to correct any and all errors when they do occur, and we do not honor inaccurate or erroneous prices. If a product's listed price is lower than its actual price, we will, at our discretion, either contact you for instructions before shipping the product or cancel the order and notify you of such cancellation. If the order has been shipped, you agree to either return the product or pay the difference between the actual and charged prices. Our prices are also subject to change without notice. We apologize for any inconvenience that this may cause. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com or 888-339-1709.
Prices on Easy Order items and Custom Price ranges do not include center gems unless clearly noted. Although many jewelers will not set stones they do not supply, in most cases we can set your gemstones. Setting fees are based on job difficulty and the value of the Gemstone. Please ask your designer for information on setting fees.
Non-Custom, regular merchandise may be returned for a full refund for 30 days. This does not apply to special orders, any form of custom work or items marked "final sale". We understand that a jewelry purchase can be a big decision, and we want you to feel excited about
your purchase with us. The jewelry must be in perfect condition & not altered or worn,
& include all paperwork like certificates, boxes etc.
If you are past the initial 30 day Return/Exchange time frame, we allow Exchanges or return for a credit to be used later on un-altered, in stock items in perfect, unworn condition for 90 days from date of invoice.
Please ask in advance about exchanges on special order & "final sale" items as many are not returnable or exchangeable.
We promise that you will love your custom Original from Green Lake Jewelry Works or we will modify, redesign or start over one time for free! (The only charge may be for the difference in price if the new design would have cost more originally.) We do ask that you share any concerns within 30 days of delivery...this rarely happens, as most design issues are caught early as we keep you involved every step of the way.
This doesn't apply to surprise designs, only if the recipient was included in the original design process...
There are rare designs when we exclude the design Promise, but we will tell you before we start if so. Even in these cases we always guarantee our craftsmanship & the overall quality of the piece.
All Diamonds and Colored Gemstones $500 or more must be returned or exchanged within 14 days of purchase.
Stones under $500.00 purchased from our owned stock may be returned for refund up to 30 days after invoice date. (as long as there is no wear on the stone i.e. abrasions or chips that weren't there when the stone was purchase).
For other stones (under 500.00 in purchase price) that are on MEMO (loaned to us from a vendor), there is a 14 day return policy from the date of purchase (as long as there is no wear on the stone). The reason MEMO stones have a shorter return period is because we do not own them and if the customer returns the stone after 14 days then we are forced to own stock that we would not have otherwise purchased.
When you purchase a gemstone, we ship it to you with any accompanying gemstone grading report or certificate if there is any. These grading reports are detailed documents created by gemstone grading experts & are expensive to replace. Because of this, we require each certificate to be included with each returned gemstone. If you do not include the original certificate with your return, you will be charged a replacement fee of $200.
We make every attempt to ensure that our online info is as accurate and complete as possible. In order to give you the opportunity to view our products in great detail, some products may appear larger or smaller than their actual size in our photographs; and since every computer monitor is different, color and size may vary slightly. We want to provide you with as much information and detail about your prospective purchase as possible. In compliance with industry standards and FTC regulations, Green Lake Jewelry Works states that carat total weight in all purchases may vary 0.05 carats from stated weight.
On the Site, we provide the measurement of our products based on our manufacturing specifications. Slight tolerances may be accounted for based on finishing during the manufacturing. For gemstone and pearl measurements, a tolerance of 0.25mm is allowed. For diamond jewelry set with multiple diamonds, we provide the minimum total carat weight for the piece. Color and clarity grades are expressed as either a minimum or an average depending on the number of diamonds. If stated as a minimum, all diamonds within the piece are at or above the stated quality. If expressed as an average, collectively the quality is equal to or exceeds the grade stated.
At Green Lake Jewelry Works, we purchase diamonds through the largest and most respected suppliers who adhere to and enforce the standards established by the Kimberley Process, an international system that polices the trade of diamonds to ensure they are from sources free of conflict.
The Site and all content and other materials, including, without limitation, the Green Lake Jewelry Works logo, and all designs, text, graphics, pictures, methods of operation, 'look and feel', data, software, other files and the selection and arrangement thereof (collectively, the "Green Lake Jewelry Site Materials") are the proprietary property of Green Lake Jewelry Works or its licensors or users and are protected by trade dress, copyright, patent and trademark laws, and various other intellectual property rights and unfair competition laws.


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Although I don't have a full beard, I decided that I needed to take care of what little I had. That being said, I chose to use beard oil to keep those unkept hairs at bay. I never really understood the purpose of beard oil until I started doing my research and didn't know that it didn't just keep hairs in place, but moisturizes your hair and skin as well as keeps the hair soft.
I looked all over the internet until I finally made the choice of which beard oil to buy. I naturally wanted a tobacco scented beard oil and the highest rated and most valuable beard oil is one that is made by Simply Great Beard Oil. Their oils come in 3oz glass jars and really give you bang for your buck. Here is some more information on their company and product:
Simply Great Beard Oils are handmade from scratch recipes in small batches. We are a husband-and-wife small business located in beautiful New England creating unique artisan bath and body products. Our customers love the performance they get from our Beard Oil!
We use only the highest quality natural oils and keep low inventory to ensure the freshest product possible. Our Beard Oil has been tried and true for years and we're excited to bring this new brand to our fellow Etsians.
We use the hair softening power of nut and Wheat oils along with natural Rosemary oil to coat beard hairs and naturally soften them without using heavy waxes, pomades or otherwise strange products. It's fast absorbing and you only need a bit on the tips of fingers to get results.
The jars come with a small polymer rod that is attached the underside of the screw on cap. This helps to only capture a few drops at a time, remember 'less is more' when it comes to beard oil. I actually use a little more than normal because I like to run it through my hair, this way my hair smells nice and has that healthy looking shine to it.
The scent that I chose, tobacco, is really marvellous to say the least. It doesn't have the pungent or musty smell, rather it has notes of fresh herbs and sweet pipe tobacco. To be honest, I can't really keep my hands away from it, I always feel the temptation to go to the bottle and put some on. Lately its becomes the favour part of my grooming routine, and for good reason….its fantastic.
If you're looking to keep those wild whiskers in check, or just to keep your hair and beard looking healthy and happy you can visit Simply Great Beard Oil at their online store HERE and their Etsy shop HERE. Additionally, you can find Simply Great Beard Oil on Facebook & Twitter
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COIMBATORE: Ford India, which saw 25 per cent growth in the first quarter of 2017, expects to see it rise to 30 to 35 per cent, riding on sales of recently launched sports models, a top company official said.
Compared to low double digit growth of the industry, the company has witnessed 25 per cent growth, apart from a good demand for petrol variants of its vehicles, Ford India general manager, Sales-South, Narasimhan Balaji said here.
Speaking to reporters on the sidelines of launch of the sports edition of Figo and Aspire in the region, Balaji said since the launch of these variants, both had set new benchmarks in the segment from the maximum airbags-on-offer to lowest cost of service.
South has contributed 30 to 35 per cent of the sales and growth of the company, he said.
Asked about the demand for vehicles due to fluctuation of petrol and diesel prices, he said it did not make much difference on the sales front.
"But we are seeing an increased demand for petrol variants," he said.Moreover, the company was successful in breaking the myth that the cost of service was higher for Figo and other vehicles, he said.


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Volkswagen Group of America is recalling 17,694 model year 2015-2017 Audi A7s.
The vehicles head curtain airbags may not deploy properly in the event of a crash.
As such, these vehicles fail to comply with the requirements of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (FMVSS) number 226, "Ejection Mitigation."
If the head curtain airbag does not deploy properly in the event of a crash, an unbelted passenger has an increased risk of injury.
What to do
Audi will notify owners, and dealers will replace the affected head curtain air bags, free of charge. The recall is expected to begin June 29, 2017.
Owners may contact Audi customer service at 1-800-253-2834. Volkswagen's number for the recall is 69R2.
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Language Level: Beginner to Advanced
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At Lawrence Academy, English teachers want to know what you think. We want to help you develop, support, and explain your point of view and then use the same skill and care when considering the views of others. We offer classes in which you "do the work" of good writers, good thinkers, and good readers every day. In those classes, you will be called on to practice six skills – reading, writing, thinking, speaking, listening, and organizing. Our curriculum provides you with opportunities to discover what literature, forms of writing, and universal themes mean the most to you and how to begin acting on that self-knowledge.
All students must take at least one English course during every term of every year they are at Lawrence Academy. Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors take yearlong, comprehensive courses covering grammar, usage, syntax, literary genres, and the process of composition. Sophomores with a B+ average or higher at the end of their 10th grade year may be recommended for Honors Junior English Seminar. Seniors take the yearlong Senior Seminar or the yearlong Honors Writing class, with placement in these courses to be determined by the department.
Honors Writing Electives
Requirements: Seniors may take the entire year's offering of Honors Writing electives as their only English class, provided they have been recommended to do so by the English department. To be eligible, a student must meet the following criteria: a teacher recommendation based on department expectations for honors level work, an A- average or higher in the junior year, a B+ average or higher in the junior year in an honors course, and for new students, an SAT Verbal of 550 or higher. Juniors or seniors who take Honors Writing as a second English course may take either of the fall and winter introductory electives but are not required to take both. However, students may not take the spring term continuing course without having taken at least one of the introductory courses. Because these electives are senior honors electives, juniors who sign up for them as a second English class in addition to Junior English Seminar should do so only if they have a passion or talent for poetry and/or fiction. The department gives seniors preferred placement in these electives.
Fall term: Honors Writing I: This elective explores the possibilities of each student's poetry-writing imagination with an emphasis on two major themes: habits of mind and poetic sensibility. The course introduces students to the basic tools of poetry composition and involves daily poetry writing, poetry reading and analysis, and workshops in which students critique their own and each other's poems. Because this is a process writing course, students are evaluated based on the quality of their thinking and understanding in their latest drafts, revisions, comments in workshops and peer critiques, reading responses, and weekly self-evaluations.
Winter term: Honors Writing II: This elective introduces students to the basic tools of fiction-writing and involves daily writing, reading and analyzing, and workshops in which students critique their own and each other's stories. This course continues to build on the themes emphasized in the fall's Honors Writing I: habits of mind and poetic sensibility. Because this is a process writing course, students are evaluated based the quality of their thinking and understanding in their latest drafts, revisions, comments in workshops and peer critiques, reading responses, and weekly self-evaluations.
Spring term: Honors Writing III: Students may enroll in this elective only if they have completed one or both of the other two Honors Writing electives. This course allows students to design and implement a creative project of their own choosing. Students are evaluated on their weekly self-assessments, their ability to set and meet goals, and their understanding and internalizing of the themes of the course: habits of mind and poetic sensibility.


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Fourteen Industry experts weigh-in on how to mitigate cybersecurity threats in the new year
As we look ahead to the new year, we asked a group of security experts to provide their most important piece of advice for CISOs along with which cybersecurity threats to be most mindful of in 2016.
Jesper Jurcenoks, Product Manager, Vulnerability Assessment at Alert Logic
Best piece of Advice: Get visibility into your ever changing cloud infrastructure, make sure your tools can handle the ever changing nature of cloud elasticity and visualize your cloud environment. It's surprising how much you and your employees have the same mental picture of what your cloud environment looks like, which in turn helps your security.
Biggest cybersecurity threat in 2016: Misunderstanding the Shared Security model between Cloud Provider and customer. Specifically, everyone knows that Amazon AWS has great security, however many companies fail to understand that AWS only covers part of the stack and that the company themselves are responsible for the rest, leaving many systems unprotected.
James Kaplan, Principal at McKinsey and Author of Beyond Cybersecurity + Website: Protecting Your Digital Business
Best piece of Advice: Determine how to position cybersecurity as a business and commercial issue rather than just an IT one.
Biggest cybersecurity threat in 2016: There is no single biggest threat -- threat environments vary radically by sector and company depending on its business model and information assets.
Mike Rothman, Analyst and President at Securosis
Best piece of Advice: The CISO should have two priorities. First, a focus on hiring because without a competent team they can train and retain, there is no way to achieve their goals. Secondly, get a ton of face time with the senior team to educate them about the security program, what the team does and why it matters.
Biggest cybersecurity threat in 2016: Apathy. Or in other words, breach fatigue. The constant drum of breaches and other attacks can create numbness on the part of executives and that's not a good thing. We've been dealing with these advanced attacks for 5+ years and have seemingly made little progress. At some point the senior team starts to question why they are spending so much money to have so little impact. This forces CISOs to focus on value, manage expectations, and make sure they set achievable objectives.
Eric Ogren, Security Analyst at 451 Research
Best piece of Advice: Budget for 1, 2 or 3 innovative security products. You've got compliance cracked, but now is not the time for trainspotting. Keep moving forward. A few proof of concepts with new age vendors may really help secure your business and make your life easier.
Biggest cybersecurity threat in 2016: Fatigue. We place a lot of demands on under-staffed security teams. It's easy to see why companies get jaded about useful new product ideas – they all take practitioners to operate. The biggest cyber threats will continue to use open doors to the business whose job it is to communicate with the outside world, such as browsers, email and web sites.
Katie Moussouris, Chief Policy Officer at HackerOne
Best piece of Advice: No one can handle security alone -- defenders need all hands on deck, and security researchers are among the global network of potential allies. Creating incentives for security research should augment and direct the proactive security assurance efforts like secure development, secure operations, and penetration testing that companies invest in to protect their users.
Biggest cybersecurity threat in 2016: The biggest cybersecurity threat to companies is a sense of false security by ticking all the "best practice" check boxes, yet failing to have ongoing threat assessments from the real world in the form of accepting vulnerability reports from helpful hackers. As of 2015, out of the Fortune 2000 companies, over 94% had no published channel to receive bug reports from outside security researchers. What if the next headline-stealing breach could have been prevented by a hacker warning a company first by reporting the issue? Hackers can be heroes if companies are willing to listen. The result is a safer Internet for everyone.
Rik Turner, Security Analyst at Ovum
Best piece of Advice: Invest to make it more expensive for attackers to target your infrastructure, than that of your peers and competitors.
Biggest cybersecurity threat in 2016: DDoS is an on-going concern, particularly as it is now being linked with ransom demands. In addition, phishing and its more refined variants, such as spear phishing and watering hole attacks, continue to be a problem. Similarly, botnet traffic continues to outstrip human-generated traffic and the need to distinguish between good and bad botnets becomes ever more important.
David Strom, Journalist at ITworld, TechTarget, Dice/Slashdot and Network World
Best piece of Advice: You will be hacked/breached/whatever. Start preparing now. Don't take your security for granted, and don't ignore the insider threat.
Ernie Regalado, Founder, at Bizety Technologies
Best piece of Advice: Continue to invest in training and education for company personnel. You can never have enough education.
Biggest cybersecurity threat in 2016: The most vulnerable sectors are transportation, manufacturing and energy. There are hundreds of thousands of organizations globally running old machinery and equipment that is decades old. Targeting these systems can inflict a considerable amount of harm, even crippling parts of a country.
August Detlefsen, Application Security Consultant & Author of Iron-Clad Java: Building Secure Web Applications
Best piece of Advice: Dollar for dollar, training your developers in major classes of vulnerabilities and how to mitigate them will yield the best results in terms of security posture. When designing your training program, don't forget to train the developer managers too.
Biggest cybersecurity threat in 2016: Adoption. We know how to defend against most of the major classes of vulnerabilities, but we still see those same vulnerabilities crop up time and again.
David Cowan, Space & Cyber venture capitalist at Bessemer Venture
Best piece of Advice: For the REALLY important data in your enterprise, use a notebook and pen. At least until 2025.
Biggest cybersecurity threat in 2016: The security agents running on hosts are so noisy that sophisticated adversaries (the ones targeting your crown jewels) see them from a mile away, so they can be disabled or avoided. The false sense of security we get from these noisy sensors will undoubtedly lead to more devastating attacks.
John Stauffacher, Core Services Architect at Optiv
Best piece of Advice: Good luck.
Biggest cybersecurity threat in 2016: Inadequate staffing levels and a general technical deficit when it comes to implementing security solutions. Far too often, teams are undertrained and understaffed for the work load they have to shoulder.
Patrick Miller, Managing Partner at Archer Energy Solutions
Best piece of Advice: Stop talking about security. Security causes Executive management (C-level, Board of Directors) to shut down mentally. Security has scary consequences, is often too technical to fully understand and there are no easy solutions. If you want traction (budget, resources, solutions), start talking about operational resilience. How do you keep the company running in the face of any obstacles and hazards (of which security is just one)? Security is risk management. Consider using the word "resilience" instead of security.
Biggest cybersecurity threat in 2016: Data containment and integrity. Companies will continue to get breached and their data stolen. The stolen data will be sold to the highest bidder or leaked depending on the threat actor's motivations. Further, there is potential for data manipulation. If the threat actors can breach the organization, in addition to stealing the data, they have the option of manipulating it. Think of stock price, product price, tariff, exchange rate, etc.
Stephen Ridley, Principal at Xipiter
Best piece of Advice: Having been a CISO at a popular FinTech company, I know how difficult it can be to triage your time. I believe CISOs these days should be focused on IoT and endpoint protection as the "new frontier," listening to vendors that are offering solutions with some degree of intelligent data search and as well as those that are making use of "data science" or machine learning to increase signal and decrease noise from all these tools. You should ask yourself, is that new appliance/app going to just be generating more data that you have to slog through or is that vendor actively thinking about your workflow and making your life easier by using search technologies and data science?
Biggest cybersecurity threat in 2016: Threats as we all know can be external or internal. There is a new threat landscape that we are only just starting to see the first tremors from. That threat is the ubiquitous insecure embedded operating systems and applications that are showing up in the enterprise -- Internet Of Things, industrial control, and embedded systems. I think this new landscape requires new technologies and new perspective.
Rami Essaid, CEO and Co-Founder, Distil Networks
Best piece of Advice: Having a plan of action for the worst case scenario can reduce incident times by over 50%. Just because it's unlikely doesn't mean it is improbable. Be prepared.
Biggest cybersecurity threat in 2016: Account takeovers and identity theft are going to skyrocket in 2016. This is a byproduct of the massive breaches that have occurred over the past two years. So much sensitive data has been leaked, everything form username/passwords to confidential personal information, but we haven't seen the rest of the iceberg and how the bad guys are going to use that data.
Rapid Fire Poll: Which will pose a greater threat to companies in 2016?


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"The piano keys are black and white, but they sound like a million colors
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"When words leave off, music begins." — Heinrich Heine
The Piano Department of DSA is an unusually diverse group of talented pianists, their teachers, and their parents. We've been honored to include students from all over the world, including The Czech Republic, Thailand, Korea, Russia, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Uganda, Taiwan, Venezuela, Vietnam, China, Mongolia, and the United Kingdom. Our graduates have gone on to some of the most prestigious colleges and universities in our country, including Berklee School of Music, Colorado School of Mines, The University of Denver, Oberlin Conservatory, Indiana University, The New School, New York University, University of Puget Sound, University of Pennsylvania, University of Colorado, Colorado State University, Mills College, Duke University, The Peabody Conservatory,The New England Conservatory, Sarah Lawrence College, and The Metropolitan State University of Denver.
Current and former students have won prestigious awards in the Steinway, Yamaha, and other competitions. Some have participated in competitions sponsored by the American Guild of Organists. Others compete in the Guild Auditions of the National Fraternity of Student Musicians. Our students have been honored with First Place in The United States International Duo Piano Competition. Many of our students are accomplished in other artistic disciplines, including writing, acting, singing, and dancing.
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2019 Calendar
MEETING – Sunday, April 7 at 1:30 p.m. – indoors at Olbrich Gardens (3330 Atwood Ave, Madison, WI) – meeting to discuss tuber sale. All welcome.
DAHLIA TUBER and STARTED PLANT SALE – Sunday, May 5, from 11:00-3:00 p.m. – indoor "Atrium" at Olbrich Gardens – Get tubers and already-growing dahlia plants from award-winning "parents" at very reasonable prices, as well as advice from friendly growers. We sell hundreds of tubers and plants from scores of exotic and gorgeous cultivars! We accept cash, checks and credit & debit cards.
DAHLIA TUBER SALE – Friday, May 24 and Saturday, May 25, from 8:00-2:00 p.m. 5335 Whalen Rd., Oregon, WI 53575 – In case you miss the BSDS Tuber Sale, stop by and see Charles Craig for some great tubers that he has available for sale. Please call 608-277-7584 with any questions.
DAHLIA SHOW – August 17-18, at the Goodman Community Center, 149 Waubesa St., Madison, WI. This is half a mile from Olbrich Gardens. FREE admission. We are open Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. On Sunday at 2 p.m., we give away all the blooms, so bring a vase or bucket to carry away some beautiful and FREE cut blooms for your table. Please see the 2019 Show Schedule for details.
If you are a beginning dahlia grower and want to enter your dahlias in our Novice division, arrive Saturday between 8:30 and 10:00 a.m. and a club member will help you to "stage" your blooms. Just bring one or more dahlia blooms in a bucket. Each stem should have a single bloom (remove any others) and at least the top pair of leaves; you can remove lower leaves. We have the vases and everything else you'll need on-site at no cost. There is also no charge to enter.
If you just want to be a spectator, come during any of our opening hours to enjoy hundreds of amazing dahlias of all sizes, colors and forms. Don't forget your camera! On Sunday, bring your own container and take home some of the hundreds of beautiful blooms we will give away at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday. Show participation and admission are FREE! A club meeting takes place at the end of the show on Sunday. All welcome.
PICNIC and GARDEN TOUR – TBA Sunday in late August – Our annual potluck picnic at the home of one of our growers. See new varieties and learn about different cultivation methods. Members only.
AWARDS BANQUET – TBA Sunday in early November at Hi-Way Harry's, 710 Glover Lane, Johnson Creek, WI. Our annual buffet brunch and joint awards banquet for the Badger State Dahlia Society (based in Madison) and the Wisconsin Dahlia Society (based in Milwaukee). Members only, pre-registration is required.
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My name is JoAnna Baez and I am a licensed Property and Casualty General Lines Agent here at Al Boenker Insurance. I have been working in the Insurance industry for over 10 years and I joined the Al Boenker Insurance Agency in 2011 as a Customer Service Representative. I embraced the opportunity here at the Al Boenker Insurance Agency with a desire and passion to put an emphasis on customer service, understanding the importance of problem solving, customer satisfaction, and helping identify the insurance needs of our clients. I have since transitioned over to our sales team as a Sales Representative. I enjoy working directly with our clients, building relationships, and helping them understand insurance products so that they can tailor their insurance policies to fit their specific needs. When I'm not in the office I enjoy spending time with my family. I have been married for 11 years and have 4 children. We are huge fans of the Dallas Cowboys and Texas Rangers. Stop by and see me! I look forward to helping you with your insurance needs.
My name is Bryana Collier and I've been a dedicated and driven sales Agent for Al Boenker Insurance since August 2016. I started my career in the sales industry in 2005 and obtained my insurance license in 2013. I have a strong passion for helping every single one of my clients with their insurance needs. I am also married with a 13-year-old son. In my spare time I enjoy spending time with my family, going camping, watching my son play football, and spending time with my many pets. Give me a call and we'll find you the best insurance coverage for you and your family!
Hi! My name is Yuli Delgadillo and I'm a licensed sales Agent at Al Boenker Insurance Agency. I started my Insurance journey in Nashville, TN in Oct 2005. When I moved back to TX in Feb 2008 I started working with an independent Farmers Agent. I was then blessed with the opportunity to join Al Boenker where I am able to continue assisting customers in making the right decision for their insurance needs. I couldn't see myself doing anything else but selling insurance. I love meeting new people and enjoy knowing that I am helping every single customer. I have been married for 17 years and have 2 children, 16 year old son and 12 year old daughter.. oh and let's not forget my 3 dogs. On my time off I enjoy spending time with my family. Love gardening, camping, swimming, baseball, soccer... let's just say that I enjoy spending time outdoors. Give me a call today and I will be able to help you with your insurance needs, I look forward to helping you soon!
My name is Amanda Garza and I am the Commercial Lines Supervisor here at Al Boenker Insurance Agency. I started with the agency in 2002 working in the mailroom and was soon promoted to the Commercial Department working with Customer Services. After receiving my Property and Casualty license in 2005 I began selling Commercial Policies and have been doing so ever since. I love working with different businesses and being able to help them succeed by assisting them with all of their commercial insurance needs. My family and I live here locally in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. I enjoy spending time with my family and friends as well as hitting the beach, pool, or lake. If you own or operate a business here in Dallas/Fort Worth, then give me a call and I can help you find the best policy for your commercial insurance!
My name is Collin Howell and I'm a Sales Agent at Al Boenker Insurance. My journey in insurance began almost 10 years ago when, as a wide-eyed 22-year-old straight out of college, I accepted a job at an independent insurance agency. I knew nothing about insurance before then, but once I started I was immediately hooked. I began my career here in DFW until I was chosen to help grow a smaller office in Houston, where I stayed for almost 8 years. I started with Al Boenker Insurance in January of 2018 and have loved every second of it! As a native to Fort Worth, I am grateful to be back in my hometown and close to my beloved TCU Horned Frogs! My wife, Katie, is a special education teacher in Arlington and we have a sheltie named Chewie (yes, named after the Star Wars character). My whole life, I've had a passion for meeting and helping people, and am blessed to have a job where I can do both every day. I look forward to getting to know you and helping you with whatever your insurance needs may be.
My name is Ed Lack and I'm the Relationship Development Manager here at Al Boenker Insurance. In 2010 I started working with agents and leading the sales department in the insurance field and I eventually worked my way up to my current role here at Al Boenker. I enjoy traveling around the Metroplex and meeting with various realtors, businessmen and representatives to develop partnerships that will help strengthen our company's footprint here in the community. In my spare time I also enjoy hunting, fishing, and spending time with my 9 grandchildren. I'd love to meet with you and discuss opportunities for our agency and your business!
My name is Pam Lack and I am the President and Agency Manager of the Al Boenker Insurance Agency. I have worked in the independent agent channel since the beginning of my insurance career in 1978. In December of 1999, I joined the Al Boenker Insurance Agency as the Customer Service Supervisor. During my tenure at the Al Boenker Agency, I have held key leadership roles in Customer Service, Sales, Production Management, Department Development, and Human Resource Management. In my spare time I enjoy spending time with my family, including my nine grandchildren. My husband and I have five children; one son and daughter that live in the DFW Metroplex and three sons who are out of state. Two of our sons and their families are in California, while one is in the Navy and stationed in Seattle, Washington. My other hobbies include shopping, decorating, baseball, and football. I am also an avid Texas Rangers and Dallas Cowboys fan. Win or lose, I support my teams!
My name is Lindsay Monreal and I am the Customer Service Supervisor at Al Boenker Insurance Agency. I began my career with Al Boenker in 2008, where I worked in the mailroom for a year and a half. I had a drive to do more at the agency, so I was able to assist with claims intake, customer service, and underwriting. I received my property and casualty general license in November of 2013 and shortly afterwards I stepped into the underwriting and customer service role. While in the underwriting role, I found a passion for processing, so in 2016 I had the opportunity to step into the Processing Team Lead role where I was responsible for processing the majority of new business and renewal applications. That passion continues to grow and has also led me to my current role as the Customer Service Supervisor. I am very blessed to be a part of an organization that works hard to go the extra mile to assist our Customers with their insurance needs. I enjoy spending time with family and friends, as well as singing with my church praise team every week.
Hello my name is Sharon Moore. I obtained my insurance license in 1985 and started out in customer service in Commercial Lines for about 15 years. I have been involved in Commercial Lines, Group Life and Health and Personal Lines. I joined Al Boenker Insurance approximately 13 years ago, retired for a few years and recently returned to work at Al Boenker Insurance. I have 2 daughters eleven grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. I love spending time with my family, shopping, decorating, crafting and hunting treasures at flea markets and estate sales. Let me know how I can assist you with your insurance needs!
My name is Jasmine Noble and I started my insurance journey with an independent Farmers agent in 2010. While there I started out cold calling and eventually worked to achieve my Property and Casualty license. Afterwards I joined the Crowley Chamber of Commerce as an Ambassador to be a representative for the agency. During my tenure I learned so much from my Farmers Agent and she helped mold me into the insurance expert I am today. I remained with that agency until I reached my full potential in 2017, when I realized that needed something more and broadened my horizons. I finally found the Al Boenker Agency, where I've been a sales agent for over a year now. I am truly honored to be a part of the Al Boenker legacy and providing Texas with outstanding service! My son is my motivation and he is the reason I have made it this far. Putting family first and making the most out of every opportunity given is something we live by. Remember God won't take you to anything he cannot get you through!
My name is Anay Rodriguez and I'm a Sales Agent at Al Boenker Insurance. While growing up in Houston, Texas, I was involved in cheerleading, volleyball, track, and soccer during high school. After graduating in 2003, I went to college and acquired my Associates Degree in Business Finance. Upon having two children, I went back to school full time and completed my bachelor's in Business Management as a single parent. I have been in the insurance industry for over eight years now and I have been working at the Al Boenker Insurance Agency since 2016. I enjoy being an Insurance Sales Agent because it is extremely rewarding to know that it is my responsibility to connect with customers, analyze their financial needs, and assist them to make decisions to protect their financial Investments. Give me a call today and I can help you find the best rates and deals on all of your insurance needs.
My name is Keilah Rutledge and I have worked at Al Boenker Insurance for 10 years. I first started in the mailroom, worked my way up to Customer Service, and eventually landed my current role as a Sales Agent. I am incredibly committed, not only my Agency, but to my customers. I strive to make sure that Al Boenker's legacy is at the forefront with every client by ensuring they experience top industry experience, excellent customer service, and valued expertise. The thing I love most about my job is getting the opportunity to help people. I enjoy having conversations with my clients and getting to know them on a personal level. Assisting them in finding the right coverage to help protect the possessions they work so hard for is incredibly fulfilling. I have been married for 14 years and am a mother to three beautiful boys. My boys are the highlight of my life and everything I do is for them. I look forward to helping you find the right insurance to fit your needs and helping you protect your hard-earned assets for years to come!
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There has been a lot of buzz going around the Skylink TV antenna wherein it promises to provide its viewers with amazing picture quality and also more than 100 channels at 1080 high-definition.
The structure or design of this antenna is quite simple and straightforward. It is a small, super-thin and black coloured plastic design. Due to it being flat and thin, it becomes pretty straightforward for hiding the antenna right behind the TV unit as well. Similar to any other indoor models, you can stick it on to the wall or also lay it flat on the table. However, it has been seen that the reception becomes weak when it is kept flat on the table. There is a coaxial cable which comes attached to the antenna at the bottom edge. This cable is thinner than the rest of the other cables hence it would become pretty much easier for stowing it. However, at the same it would make it less durable than those otherwise heavier gauge cables.
Winegard FlatWave Amped FL5500A
Range (miles) : 50
Channels Received: 36
SkyLink TV Antenna
Range (miles) : 30(up to 60)
Channels Received: 70
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Range (miles) : 35
Channels Received : 30
It is pretty much simple to get the installation process carried out wherein it would not take more than a couple of minutes to get it done. This antenna model makes use of multi-directional functionality for picking up the reception signals from every direction. You can play around the placement for getting the maximum number of channels. You would surely receive most of your favourite channels with this TV antenna once it is placed in the correct location.
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This TV antenna picks up a coverage range of 30miles. However, if you need to increase the coverage range then you can make use of an amplifier which would further take it to 50miles. The reception of this antenna however would vary based on the exact location it is placed, the weather outside, how far is it from the broadcasting tower and other factors. You would surely receive all of your favourite channels with the help of this antenna but do not expect to receive those premium channels. To get those premium channels such as Showtime, HBO and so on, you would need to pay the subscription charges and watch them.
This is one such area wherein Skylink would need to bring about improvement. There are a lot of customers who have complained that the shipping is very slow as compared to the other companies. Who does not love fast shipping. Skylink should speed up its delivery process so that it can increase the customer satisfaction. The shipping is however free of cost.
The price would vary based on which part of the company website you have decided to purchase the antenna. If you click on the Buy Now button present on the homepage, then the price would vary than if you purchase it from a separate landing page list. The manufacturers also provide a 30-day exchange deal if the piece that has been delivered gets damaged or is defective during the shipping process.
Apart from the shipping time, rest all seems to be good. You are sure to receive around 90 to 100 channels.


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As well as the Philip Kingsley Elasticizer, another product I picked up from Escentual.com was the Clarins Daily Energizer Cream Gel as I'd seen it talked about on a few blogs recently.
Clarins Daily Energizer is a refreshing and light cream-gel that delivers ideal hydration and a matte finish. An energising cream-gel that refreshes skin, ensures a matte result and ideal moisture balance all day long.
This is a really good moisturiser - I've been using it twice a day for about 2 weeks now and I love it! I'm normally quite lazy when it comes to moisturising, mainly because I don't have the time (especially in the morning) to wait around for it to dry, and I hate being left with that horrible tacky feeling This stuff has a really light formulation though so it sinks into the skin pretty quickly, so you don't have to wait long before applying makeup (in fact, it's a really good make up base too).
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Written by Tom Deighan, LPS Superintendent
Think Globally, Act Locally: no single phrase captures modern sentiment better. For many, it reinforces the idea that creating a better world starts in our own backyard. A single butterfly beating its feathery wings . . . the dropping of a pebble in a pond . . . counting the apples in a seed . . . all noble ideas encouraging us to see the potential impact of our actions on humankind. Such popular sayings evolve through very predictable stages, however, no matter how truthful. At first they are profound, then popular, then silly, then meaningless, and finally, potentially dangerous. Best case, Think Globally, Act Locally continues to fade from proverb to platitude. Worst case, this phrase dujour metastasizes into something currently unimaginable. Only time will tell.
Think Globally, Act Locally certainly characterizes Oklahoma politics for over a decade, but we Okies have put our own twist on it: Obsess Globally, React Locally. How else can we explain our state's behavior in recent years? We obsess over genuine global and national dysfunction and react legislatively in Oklahoma based on those distant trends, irrespective of our own needs. Oklahoma has developed its own special displacement disorder akin to kicking the dog when we have a bad day at Washington. We punish ourselves in hopes that national leaders will wince.
Oklahoma resents Washington's intrusion into our personal lives, so we may ultimately need passports to fly domestically. We protest federal policies hurting the energy industry, so we won't tax the harvesting of our own natural resources at the same rate as competing states. We decry the state of activist educational systems in other parts of the country and conclude that virtual charter schools and vouchers in rural Oklahoma are the answers. Some states without income tax are thriving, so we cut ours, completely ignoring the astronomical property taxes and other sources of revenue supporting those states. Wasteful pork projects across the nation disgust us, so we refuse to update our crumbling highways, prisons, hospitals, and schools. I hate these national patterns as much as any Okie, but we cannot think so globally that they eclipse realities in our own backyard.
We can continue to self-harm, or we can begin to capitalize on our considerable strengths. For example, we have a balanced budget law which ensures fiscal accountability. We have vast and rich natural resources that can support deferred infrastructure improvements. We are home to sovereign, Native American nations whose economic potential is virtually unlimited. Most importantly, however, we have the best people, and obsessively reacting to global trends has hurt them. This is Oklahoma, not Washington D.C. This is high stakes, not a bedlam game where we can oppose each other for sport. This is real. This is local.
Instead of Think Globally, Act Globally, we should reverse it: Think Locally, Act Globally. Washington needs more Oklahoma – balanced budgets, protection of individual liberties, and a deep respect for local control. Instead of knee-jerk reactionaryism to national trends, we should impose some Okie common sense on Washington. Let's stop trying to be like other states, for we are not Texas. And let's stop distancing ourselves from other states, for we never will be New York or California. We must first rediscover and reclaim our state identity, and part of our identity is stubbornness, but stubbornness has not served our state well in recent years. Obstructionism is not a virtue, neither is kicking our citizens nor letting our own house burn down to prove a point to national politicians. At first our local defiance to global lunacy was profound, then popular, then silly, then meaningless, but it has now metastasized into something dangerous. We're doing fine, Oklahoma? Perhaps, when we can start to be Oklahomans first.


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The City of Port Adelaide Enfield is pleased to offer twelve month Aboriginal Tertiary Educational Scholarships of up to $5000 for Aboriginal or Torres Strait Island students to undertake tertiary studies at Flinders University, the University of Adelaide or the University of South Australia. Up to two Scholarships will be available annually.
The purpose of the Tertiary Education Scholarships is to encourage and support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander residents to achieve educational aspirations and contribute to development in the City of Port Adelaide Enfield.
Aboriginal Tertiary Educational Scholarships: Applications open Friday 10th February 2020
Before starting your application please read through the Scholarship Guidelines and consider the eligibility criteria.
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Physicians licensed in Louisiana are authorized to certify the cause of death information for deaths occurring in Louisiana. Effective January 1, 2019, Louisiana law provides that those required to sign a death certificate must complete it electronically.
Act 672 of the 2018 Regular Session of the Louisiana Legislature requires the use of the Louisiana Electronic Event Registration System (LEERS) to e-sign death certificates. The new law does not require advance registration with LEERS; however, you may register for a LEERS User ID using the attached registration form. If you already e-sign Louisiana death certificates via LEERS you are not required to take any action.
For more information on LEERS, please click here.
The Louisiana Bureau of Vital Records and Statistics' LEERS Helpdesk is staffed Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. to help with new user accounts, password maintenance, and the Cause of Death certification process. It can be reached at 504.593.5101 or at firstname.lastname@example.com.
For further consultation on compliance with this new law, contact the LAMMICO Risk Management and Patient Safety Department at 504.841.5211.


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Kathleen S. said:
December 27, 2011 10:58 am PST
Let me tell you about the video!! We absolutely loved, loved, loved it. The night we got it, we watched it twice!!! A few of my favorite parts to it is when I am turning the corner to walk up the aisle, and it goes into slow motion. Almost like a Bay Watch moment!!! LOVED THAT!!!! Also when myself and all my girls are standing in a row showing our shoes, it then turns black and white, BUT my shoes are orange!!!!!! Such a perfect capture!!!! However, I love that you took our thoughts to each other prior to the ceremony, and then together again afterwards. Those are moments you donâ??t get back, but we will be able to see those for the rest of our lives!!! For that, we thank you. You really have mastered the art of capturing the moments that mean the most, and this day certainly is one I never want to forget!!!! Again, thank you for all you put into making this a wonderful piece of our library!!! Regards, Kathleen
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October 3, 2011 7:47 am PST
Wanted to send you guys a quick note... Julia and I watched the video a few days ago and were thrilled with the results. Julia's mother also watched last night and was also very happy. We are going to send something more formal out with our thank you cards, but wanted to let you know that we couldn't be happier. You'll be happy to know whoever I hear is having a wedding I'll be dropping PVP's name. Please send me some business cards, because I will be happy to pass them out to all the 20-30 somethings I know around here getting hitched. Editing was fantastic, as well as the camera work. Again, we couldn't be happier.
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April 29, 2011 10:40 am PST
Paul, We just watched our wedding video again. There are so many things that we missed during our wedding that we now are able to see...and enjoy! Wow. What memories. This video reminds us how important that day was and we can cherish it over and over again. Thank you so much for such a lasting memory. Ed Guidi
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August 13, 2010 12:07 pm PST
I bought the video this year. The best $35 dollars I have ever spent. Within the first 24 hours of the video in Ariaâ??s possession, she watched the whole thing, both discs THREE TIMES. She knows the name of every song, but still pauses it so that I can/must read the names of each dancer in each song. She just loves the music, dance, costumes, the thrill of seeing her friends on stage.
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July 14, 2010 3:27 pm PST
Thank you for sending the new video! Anneliese is so happy to have that performance for keepsake. The video is beautiful and even the packaging is professional and well done. Thank you too for your wonderful customer service. You were speedy in sending out the new DVD. Professional thru and thru!! Best regards and keep up the great work.
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2017 Speakers
Jamie Franco-Zamudio is an associate professor at Spring Hill College. She identifies as an engaged scholar, combining teaching, research, and scholarship by focusing on teaching for social justice. Her current research addresses the benefits of experiential learning and service-learning for social justice outcomes. Franco-Zamudio is a member of the Governing Council of the Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues (SPSSI) and is currently serving as Co-Chair of the SPSSI Teaching and Mentoring Committee and Member of the SPSSI Task Force for Engaged Scholarship. She has received awards for her teaching and service, including the SPSSI Innovative Teaching Award.
Over the last thirty years Barry has been designing transformative multi-sensory 360˚ experiences for and with CEOs and little kids, billionaires and refugees, movie stars and astronauts, scientists and jurors, board members and volunteers, politicians and ordinary citizens from all around the world. With each and every one, he has attempted to serve their needs, tell their stories and magnify their potential. His clients have included: ABC, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, BGC3, Compaq, Discovery Communications, Disney, eBay, Experience Music Project, Exxon, Ford, International Rett Syndrome Foundation, Kenworth, LucasFilm, Mars, Mary Kay, Microsoft, NASDAQ, National Geographic, Nintendo, Noggin, PayPal, PBS, Pfizer, Procter & Gamble, Starbucks, United Nations Foundation, UNICEF, World Association for Children & Parents, WHO and many more. Barry was recognized as a 2015 Innovator of the Year by BizBash Magazine and in the last two years has been a keynote speaker and presenter on emotional and multi-sensory design of live events at over eight different conferences across the U.S, Sochi, Moscow, and Amsterdam. Barry now serves as the executive creative director for the international live event production company Multi Image Group in Boca Raton.
Dima ignites the untapped potential in individuals across the globe, empowering them to shatter limitations and become courageous, purpose driven leaders. Her own journey is one of escaping confinement, crossing continents, and transforming her life's purpose. Harnessing the power of her story, Dima is committed to inspiring others to attain personal and professional growth, while simultaneously helping organizations increase diversity within their leadership ranks. Through keynote speeches, workshops, and executive coaching, Dima shares her unique leadership journey with one goal in mind: motivate and activate those around her to re-imagine their potential and grow into leaders. Dima draws from two decades of corporate experience leading global teams and developing future leaders worldwide. She has worked across the United States, Europe, Asia, Middle East, and Africa for several Fortune 100 companies including IBM, Merrill Lynch, and Intuit. She has honed a keen expertise in developing leaders to meet the demands of the global workforce. In addition to her global empowerment work, Dima serves on numerous nonprofit boards. She has been recognized for her services with the 2014 President of the United States Bronze Volunteer Service Award, the 2014 Baton Rouge Business Report's "Forty Under 40" Award, and the 2016 Louisiana State University "Esprit de Femme Award." She has been featured in numerous publications for her professional and philanthropic work.
Dana Wilder, originally from Dallas, Texas, is the youngest in her family with three older brothers, who taught her to be a tough, determined, and empowered woman with a heart of gold. She is a senior at Spring Hill College, majoring in Business Marketing and Management. Upon graduating from Spring Hill, she will return to Ortigia, Sicily to work with refugees and asylum seekers at an inter-cultural and inter-faith center. She plans to serve in the Peace Corps and pursue a Master's Degree in International Development, with the hopes to work for a relief organization in the future.
Dr. Demetrius Semien serves in his third year as Assistant Professor of Sociology and Criminology at Spring Hill College. He has a M.Div. from Yale University and an MA and Ph.D. from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He has taught for thirteen years at colleges and universities in NC, KY, Ohio, and AL. His research focuses on how faith motivates people to assist people as they transition out of prison and return to society. He is an active member of Open Table United Church of Christ and the Mobile NAACP. He also serves on the Steering Committee of Mobile United and is President of the Mobile Area Interfaith Conference, which sponsors programs like the Metro Jail
Julie Dobbs is a Sophomore at Spring Hill College. She is currently majoring in Sociology with a concentration in Criminology and minoring in Political Science. Over the past two years, she has been very active in the Mobile area helping with prison re-entry and is hoping to grow it. She hopes to attend Duke Law School after graduation and plans to obtain a Juris Doctorate Degree. Her ultimate dream would be getting appointed to work for the United States Supreme Court.
Rachael Hatley is a Graphic Designer and educator originally from Derby,
England. She has worked as a designer specializing in print, branding and editorial design in the publishing, manufacturing, apparel, and oil and gas industries in both UK and the US. Rachael received her MFA in Graphic Design from Vermont College of Fine Art in 2013 where her focus explored graphic design as a tool for social change. Rachael is the founder of The Litter Letter Project, a 3D messaging system of letters constructed from chicken wire and rebar, filled with litter collected from the roads and highways. She is a strong believer in sharing ideas and the power of community collaboration and has helped communities and organizations across the US create their own versions of the idea to promote response, thought and action toward the litter issue. Rachael is the Assistant Professor of Graphic Design at Spring Hill College teaching typography, branding, design history and digital design and Faculty Advisor for the inaugural Spring Hill College AIGA student group.
Martin Jaramillo is a Senior student of Economics and Management at Spring Hill College. He has done service in Colombia, Nicaragua, Italy and the US. He periodically writes articles for the press and advocates for global solutions to problems that can't be solved locally, like global poverty. He believes we have the ability to eradicate world poverty within our lifetime if we don't lose our guidance of true service, social justice and economic growth.


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Restorative Yoga
Every person in this world desires a stress free life of peace and happiness, but our culture is based on how much we can achieve and how far we can go.
It is easy to become overwhelmed and fatigued, with the lives we lead today.
Our bodily systems become compromised, resulting in us becoming ill more often. Restorative Yoga offers us a nurturing space, where we can heal and balance our physical, mental and emotional symptoms more effectively.
Restorative Yoga has it's background in the work of Guruji B.K.S Iyengar, who pioneered the use of props to help support the body in yoga postures. The use of props in restorative yoga, allows you to hold postures longer, giving you all the benefits of deep relaxation and passive stretching. These long held postures allow for release of deeply held stresses in our fascia and connective tissue. Postures and props are modified to suit each individual for maximum comfort, so that the body is supported optimally; encouraging greater energy flow and relaxation.
In Restorative Yoga, we consciously and mindfully, with the use of breath work, release our tension. As the breath is allowed to flow freely through our entire body, a lighter, energized and balanced self emerges. This experience takes you to a more subtle and refined practice, where presence of mind and body are needed.
The benefits of Restorative Yoga are profound!
– It offers overall support to the nervous, lymphatic, hormonal, endocrine, cardio thoracic and immune systems in the body.
– Increases circulation to organic and cellular body
– Lowers blood pressure
– Improves digestive function
– Increases production of endorphins
– Reduces effects of fatigue, insomnia, stress and depression
– Enhances flexibility
– Improves capacity for healing in the body
Restorative Yoga brings you back into harmony with your body's natural rhythms, giving you an opportunity to rejuvenate, rest and heal on every level.
It offers you the experience, of simply being…
Nalini teaches restorative yoga at the Durban Yoga Shala Friday mornings 8.15- 9.30am. Come learn how to relax deeply in order to heal on every level.
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Today I want to link up with the French Cupboard's Vintage and Handmade Valentine Party, so I'm sharing some of the things I've been working on for Valentine's Day.
Some LOVE banners and garlands . . . .
Vintage image Valentine tags . . .
A new heart sheet music wreath . . .
And this little sheet music bird we all loved so much during Christmas,
now sitting on a nest for Valentine's Day ready to pass on an "I love you" message to a special Valentine . . .
All of the above items are available in my etsy shop. You can go there by clicking the etsy pic on my side bar. If you are interested in an item, just email me, and I can make a custom order for you.
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What is CrossFit?
CrossFit is a principal strength and conditioning program that delivers a broad, general, and inclusive fitness. CrossFit is not a specialized fitness program but a deliberate attempt to optimize physical competence in each of ten recognized fitness domains. They are Cardiovascular and Respiratory Endurance, Stamina, Strength, Flexibility, Power, Speed, Coordination, Agility, Balance, and Accuracy. Learn more at www.crossfit.com.
Is CrossFit for me?
CrossFit is and can be for everyone. The needs of children, advanced athletes and elderly vary greatly. Regardless of your skill level, we have a level of workout that is right for you at CrossFit Waitakere. We have a mixture of absolute beginners to elite CrossFitters and we all work together as a team.
Should I be in fairly good shape before starting CrossFit?
This is often a misconception about CrossFit. Please do not let your current fitness level deter you from trying CrossFit. All of our movements and workouts are scalable – meaning we can adjust them to your fitness level and ability. You can also start with our 30 minute program Fit30!
I don't want to get too bulky…
Not to worry. CrossFit will increase lean body mass, but not to the degree most people think. Since CrossFit is a core strength and conditioning program and not a bodybuilding program, your results will be a leaner, more toned version of yourself. CrossFit wont make you big- cupcakes and soda will.
Why does CrossFit cost more than a typical gym?
CrossFit methods differ from your typical gym in many ways. Here at CrossFit Waitakere you are not paying just to "utilize" our facility and equipment. Instead you are paying for result-driven training from our experienced coaches. Our classes are small in size in order to enable more one-on-one attention from our coaches. Our focus is on quality, not quantity. We cost less for one week of training and one hour with a personal trainer at a gym.
I have an injury; can I still participate in CrossFit classes?
Yes, you are still able to participate in our classes. You are taught proper form and movement which can help in the rehabilitation process and promote healing. We will work with you and the injury to provide you with a safe and functional training environment.
I have never done CrossFit, what should I expect?
We run, jump, pull, push, climb, squat, lift, press, carry, throw and catch. We believe in utilizing our entire body. We have also been known to have a little fun… we live by the motto work hard, play hard! A typical CrossFit class starts with a warm-up followed by a WOD (workout of the day) which is led by a certified CrossFit coach. All open classes are 1 hour long, even though the individual workouts vary in length.
What type of diet should I follow?
Here at CrossFit Waitakere we promote and follow the Paleolithic diet, also known as the Caveman diet. We realize that this is not a "one-size fits all" type of diet and therefore we do not force this diet or any type of diet on our members. However, you must understand that proper nutrition is a huge key in the results you will get out of CrossFit. Our coaches are here to help you find a nutrition plan that is right for you, your lifestyle, and your goals. (Reference website www.paleodietlifestyle.com) We also recommend Whole30.com. This is the program we suggest you follow when you start with us.


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You got to love public radio. Granted, any institution that has a guaranteed income from the tax/licence payer and is therefore effectively insulated from their customers demands is slightly suspicious, but nonetheless, the continued existence of programs that provide an hour-long space for political debate without any commercials (and next to nil music in between) is reason to rejoice. This week, the good folks over at Bavarian Broadcasting's (radio is mostly federal in Germany) Political Dossier invited me for a friendly chat with a representative of "Mehr Demokratie", an NGO campaigning for institutional reform in general and a (much more) extensive use of referenda in particular. The subject of our little conversation was the apparent contradiction between allegedly widespread political disaffection and a "new lust for politics" in Germany. I do not really believe in the latter, but the former was the subject of my PhD thesis, so I had a lot of fun for a whole hour. If you just can't get enough of my lovely voice, you can listen to the show's podcast (in German).
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1) Show up.
2) Drink milshake.
· Winning this weeks Powerball?
· Millions of Milkshakes grand opening in Dubai with special guest Kim Kardashian?
· A really great mascara?
Sad but true – I think of all three of these things.
I dream of winning the Powerball millions, flying to Dubai to drink a milkshake and have some girl time with Kim while we sip, chat, and apply our L'Oreal Voluminous Million Lashes mascara.
Just a guess - I'm pretty sure Kim would pile on a few more coats than yours truly.
Drug store mascara – I would never stray from it!
It is my cheapie product indulgence where I can afford to have several brands/colors/formulas. Why spend thirty dollars on Yves Saint Laurent when you can spend seven on something just as good?
They say you should replace your mascara every three months, so if you got the spendy mascara, that would be like $120 a year. Right? I think. Sorry…I don't have a calculator in front of me right now. So, anyway, you could save…ummm…errrr…I don't know, you could save a lot of money if you stuck with the seven dollar stuff.
I was a theatre major, ok? Seven is way less than thirty.
A recent addition to my make up goodie bag is this shiny gold tube. L'Oreal makes so many fantastic mascaras for under ten smackers – Voluminous, Lash Out, Double Extend, all great products. So I thought I'd try this puppy out to see if she was a worthy addition to the family.
Voluminous Million Lashes is a million dollar winning scratch-it in my book. I have puny lashes and this plumped up the volume a great deal after just one coat. I love the long, thin, flexible brush that coats every little lash, even the tiny ones in the corner. Simply put – my eyelashes look long and lush and because of the fancy bristles on the fancy brush. Oh, and it's long wearing too, how's that for good mascara? Pretty damn good.
So spend your pennies and make millions and let me know if you love this mascara as much as I do.


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ConférenceTED 2014 (VOST) – In this factual talk, geneticist Wendy Chung shares what we know about autism spectrum disorder — for example, that autism has multiple, perhaps interlocking, causes. Looking beyond the worry and concern that can surround a diagnosis, Chung and her team look at what we've learned through studies, treatments and careful listening.
Wendy Chung (2014) Autism — what we know (and what we don't know yet)
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Hello and happy Monday!!!
Check out what the fabulous CCEE ladies surprised me with today?!?
Aren't they sweet or what ???
Enjoy your day and I'll have a card or two for you tomorrow!!! Hugs ~S~
Monday, October 19, 2009
What a surprise!!!
Posted by Silke Ledlow at Monday, October 19, 2009
Labels: Announcements, CCEEC
8 comments:
- Unknown said...
They did you proud Silke! What a sweet idea of theirs!
Viv xx
- October 19, 2009 3:43 AM
- StampOwl said...
so glad you enjoyed the surprise Silke :)
- October 19, 2009 6:10 AM
- Cheryl said...
How awesome Silke! Woo-hoo! How fun is that? I will check more into it later to see if I have time to play along! Congrats on them choosing sparklegirl!
- October 19, 2009 7:46 AM
- Dawn Easton said...
How exciting girl! I've seen a few cards already this morning!
- October 19, 2009 8:40 AM
- Carol L said...
What a wonderful surprise! I hope to play along later today! ((hugs))
- October 19, 2009 9:25 AM
- Carol L said...
What a wonderful surprise! I hope to play along later today! ((hugs))
- October 19, 2009 9:25 AM
- Tosha Leyendekker said...
Glad you enjoyed our little surprise Silke! We had a blast featuring you! You're a gem!!
- October 19, 2009 12:01 PM
- Denise Marzec said...
Whooo-hooo! How fun!
- October 19, 2009 8:29 PM
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Signature of France-Morocco cooperation agreements
Paris, April 26, 2011
Morocco is one of our main cooperation partners in the world.
The two agreements we're signing with M. Saâd Hassar, Minister of State for the Interior, are the result of a commitment made by the two prime ministers at the Franco-Moroccan intergovernmental seminar in Rabat in 2008.
One concerns decentralization and the other decentralized cooperation. The agreements represent an overall sum of nearly €3 million.
In addition, an agreement will be signed by the two interior ministries' general inspectorates.
The agreements reflect the strength of our bilateral cooperation on governance and institutional and administrative modernization.
They are useful tools at a time when Morocco is engaged in a process of democratic reform.
France stands alongside you on this path, marked out by your monarch with courage and vision.
The cooperation on decentralization builds on the decentralization drive in Morocco to which we have been providing our technical and financial support for five years. It responds to a territorial and functional challenge of primordial importance. The partnership co-financed by France and Morocco and based on the expertise of the two countries' Interior Ministries has enabled progress in line with the guidelines set by the Moroccan authorities.
It's giving rise to a sharing of good practice, visits by senior civil servants, prefects, walis [regional prefects] and governors – shared experience that fosters a unique relationship between the two Interior Ministries. That's what we're going to continue doing. I know you're going to talk to Claude Guéant about it very shortly.
Financial support for decentralized cooperation is the second aspect of this approach. It follows numerous joint initiatives, the last of them dating back to the Franco-Moroccan meeting on decentralized cooperation in Agadir (2009).
It's essential that projects conceived and conducted in Morocco by local authorities from both countries can be financially supported. It complements the effort to respond more effectively and with greater immediacy to citizens' expectations. That, too, is an issue of social cohesion and democracy.
Finally, I welcome the mutual commitment made by the two interior ministries' general inspectorates. It builds on the cooperation process begun by the two bodies, which has been financed by Europe for two years./.


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We can barely contain our excitement…the day is finally here! TONIGHT we will be having launch parties throughout the United States and Canada, led by amazing, creative, Yellow Co. loving ladies; and more than that…our Kickstarter Campaign will be going LIVE!
If you aren't able to join us tonight because of ticket limitations or your city isn't holding one, please stay tuned and check out our Kickstarter once is goes live, so that you are in the loop!
This is an exciting time for the Yellow Co., and for all the ladies who have been a part of Yellow since the beginning, are just starting to check it out, and the generation of difference makers to come. We are so excited to be on this journey with you!
If you are tuning in via Livestream from our LA gathering (starting at 7:30pm PST), are at a party, or are just stinkin' excited like us, then please use our hashtag #BLOOMTOGETHER so that we can be one big tribe of excitement together!!
Spread good and bloom, difference makers–beautiful things are on the horizon!


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Legal Sea Foods is a Philly favorite. Come for the seafood and stay to shop. Our restaurant is located in the Main Line at the King of Prussia Mall, which is situated just 15 minutes northwest of Philadelphia. Surrounded by hotels and near both the Valley Forge Convention Center and Valley Forge National Historic Site, we are at a mall entrance on the upper level of the Court, easily identified by the gilded fish out front.
Guests get reeled in by our buzz-worthy lounge and comfortable dining room. Half-shell hedonists may sit at our 10-seat horse-shoe shaped oyster bar where slurping is encouraged. Or for those on the go, our adjacent take-out counter casts a wide net.


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Charter buses are used by many groups and organizations in Texas for excursions to events. These buses are a good way for a large group to travel together and can be very comfortable. In general, charter buses are a very safe way to travel, but there are always exceptions. When an accident does occur on a charter bus trip, not only does it ruin the fun trip, but passengers may be left with a number of injuries and expenses.
In 2011, there were 28 deaths and eight crashes involving charter buses nationwide, which was a very large number for the industry. Those accidents resulted in a new law that outlines safety regulations that are expected to be met by the industry. In the law, the federal agencies outlined some major concerns that have contributed to charter bus fatalities over a 10 year period. Those include driver fatigue, the condition of the vehicle, and the driver's medical condition.
When a passenger is injured in a charter bus accident, there could be several parties responsible for the injuries, including the charter bus company, the bus driver, any other drivers, as well as the company responsible for manufacturing any defective equipment that led to the accident.
Most cases involving charter buses are very complex, and need experienced attorneys that understand the industry's laws and regulations. If you have been injured in a charter bus accident in Houston, call the Houston personal injury attorneys at Kennedy Hodges at 855-947-0707. We can help. Call us today to learn more or visit our firm on our YouTube channel.