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Guided tours through the permanent exhibition
Our Education Department offers guided tours through the Documentation Centre, including tours following specifically selected themes. All of our guides are specially trained.Please direct any inquiries to: vermittlung.nsdoku (at) muenchen.de. Please note that tours through the exhibition of the Documentation Centre are only possible with our guides.
Guided tours on the history of National Socialism in Munich
We are currently not offering guided tours on the history of National Socialism in Munich. With our GPS-aided smartphone app "Sites in Mind" however, you can search out 120 locations in and around Munich directly connected to Nazi history.
If you wish to book a group tour on the history of National Socialism in Munich, the following providers offer various services:
Munich Tourism
Arranges tour guides specialising in the themes of "Munich at the time of National Socialism" and "Resistance".
More information > www.muenchen.de
Munich Adult Education Centres
Every semester Munich's Adult Education Centres offer tours in their respective districts on different aspects of Munich's Nazi history. Registration required.
Detailed programme > www.mvhs.de
Museum Educational Centre
The Centre offers city tours for school classes on different themes relevant to Nazi history.
More information > www.mpz.bayern.de
stattreisen münchen e. V.
Stattreisen offers city tours for interested persons and groups on various aspects of Nazi history.
More information > www.stattreisen-muenchen.de
See also
Contact person for our educational services
Martin Zehetmayr
Public guided tours through the permanent exhibtion
Every 1st Saturday in the month, 11 a.m.

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The Eight Best Flanger Guitar Moments of All Time
What do you consider to be the most iconic guitar effect ever created?
Some may say it's the Wah pedal. Others may claim Delay is king, but I submit to you that it could be another, more eccentric effect. Could you rattle off some of the most epic guitar moments only because of the washing sheen of modulation, courtesy of a flanger? No? No problem, I did it for you.
Following up on my series of great moments in guitar effect history, of which I've tackled wah-wah and phaser effects, this most recent addition features the flanger, which can make your guitar sound like anything from a reflection off a still pond to a warbling cry from a humming jet engine.
Tyler Larson is the founder of the guitar-centric website Music is Win. His entertaining and educational content receives millions of views per month and has enrolled tens of thousands of students in his online guitar courses, which rank among the highest satisfaction ratings of any online educator in the music industry. Check out Tyler's flagship course Guitar Super System and follow his daily content on YouTube.


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How to Build a Mobile Team
Build a Mobile Team Today
You're more likely to succeed if you ask yourself a few crucial questions before you hire.
As mobile devices become the primary way more and more people interact with the web, companies need to organize and manage teams that can deliver a superb mobile experience. The skill sets you need for these teams tend to be different from those you assemble for desktop applications.
Before you seek out excellent individual contributors who can work together as a team, you need to ask yourself some questions. There are several questions to ask, but these two may be the most important:
Q: Why do you want to build an app?
Be clear about your goals. Is there a crucial website feature that mobile customers need? Are you trying to hold off competition? Was there simply a directive from upper management that you need one? Determining specifically what you want to get from a mobile app will help you sketch out your ambitions -- and figure out your budget -- more easily.
Q: Why do you want to build it this way?
One of the big upfront decisions a company has to make about a mobile app -- before assembling a team -- is whether to build a native app for a particular hardware platform, a mobile website that works on all device browsers, or a hybrid app that does a bit of both. Know from the start where your customers or employees will be using your app.
Now you have the information to decide what particular skills you need on your mobile team. All clients have their own internal infrastructure and different budgets, notes Aquent's Heather Young, but they can also make generalizations. Here are her recommendations on the ingredients of a successful mobile team:
- A user-experience person with mobile background. This is important because we interact with mobile apps differently from how we interact with laptops or desktops. This person will know what users anticipate. Often, this person leads the team.
- A visual designer for mobile, someone who understands user-centered design and has done it before.
- Someone with mobile front-end development skills, such as HTML, CSS, and Javascript. Much of the time, the designer can play this role.
- If you are building a full app (not just a web version of a website), you need a software developer who knows the platform.
Aquent's Erika Oliver adds that companies need to look for collaboration skills as well as technical ones. "You need someone who can liaise between IT and other departments. And if it's a native app you're building, you also need someone with experience submitting to an app store."


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Problems That Can Affect the Vascular System
The human vascular system is a marvelous thing. It provides nourishment, helps with the removal of waste, and provides energy to the entire body. There is no part of the body that is not affected by the vascular system. If the vascular system is functioning well, a person has a better chance of being healthy. If the vascular system is not functioning well, there is a higher chance of an individual suffering from a whole host of infirmities.
Many individuals may be dealing with vein issues and not know it. These individuals would benefit from a visit to a vein specialist Mobile AL. Vein specialists are able to evaluate the condition of their patient's veins and prescribe treatments or procedures that can improve the functioning of the veins. The goal is to protect the heart as well as other parts of the body.
Some issues affecting a person's veins are life-threatening. There are other issues that, while not life-threatening, can definitely have a powerful impact on a person's appearance and their self-esteem. For example, if an individual has varicose veins, it is likely that they will have thick protruding veins on their legs and maybe on other parts of their body. These veins are going to have a purple or a bluish color to them. Varicose veins are very unsightly. In many cases, they are not life-threatening, but they can negatively impact the way a person feels about themselves as well as the way other people treat them.
Varicose veins can be painful, they can lead to swelling, and they can create conditions that could lead to the formation of ulcers and other uncomfortable skin conditions. Varicose veins and spider veins can be treated by a vein specialist using a host of minimally invasive treatments. One of the more popular minimally invasive treatments for varicose and spider veins is sclerotherapy. With sclerotherapy, an irritant is injected into the affected vein. This eventually causes the vein to collapse, which removes the symptoms of varicose veins or spider veins.
The vascular system in the body is extremely important. Vein specialists can help their patients keep their vascular system functioning at peak efficiency.


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'Printed boat' places second in novelty race
Getting serious with 3D printing
A student club from the University of Washington has not only used 3D printing to build a boat – it's taken the boat to second place in the university's annual Milk Carton Derby at Seattle's Green Lake.
Even better than that: the 3D printer had to be set up to use HDPE – milk carton plastic – to print the boat, a material which mechanical engineering professor Mark Ganter says is "horrible … it shrinks, it curls, it doesn't want to stick to itself".
The craft was classified as an unofficial entry in the adult open category, where it finished second.
UW's printed boat under construction in the "hacked" plasma cutter.
Source: University of Washington
According to this outline at the University of Washington, the task included hacking a large plasma cutter to take a home-made extruder, and worked out how to deal with 2 percent shrinkage of the roughly 250 milk jugs used to produce a 40-pound (18 kg) boat that can carry a 150-pound (68 kg) person.
The "hacked" plasma cutter became a rig that carried the print head around the fabrication area to deposit the HDPE (picture) that created the boat.
This article at the University of Washington includes a more extensive slideshow – including images proving that the creation actually floats. ®
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Can Tiger Save His Marriage?
Now and then another mom or shopper will spot her and pause—there's Elin, the scorned wife. That's her taking her kids Sam and Charlie for a walk around her neighborhood in Windermere, Fla., or grabbing lunch with girlfriends, or strolling along Main Street "all done up and looking gorgeous," as one local who recently saw her put it, "like a million dollars." Here are Elin and her children—three-fourths of a family—doing normal, everyday things.
Yet while Elin Nordegren soldiers on, low-key but hardly in hiding, the missing family member—a disgraced Tiger Woods—is hunkered down and "desperate," say friends, to somehow set things right with his wife. According to several sources close to the golfer, Woods very much wants to keep his family intact and is trying to figure out how to get Elin to forgive him for his serial infidelities with as many as a dozen women who claim to have had affairs with him. Woods, 34, who has vanished from public view since the Nov. 27 SUV crash that unleashed the sex scandal, "isn't partying; he's not seeing other girls," says someone from his inner circle. "He's working on his life and marriage. He wants one more chance to make this marriage work. He's like, 'Whatever I need to do: therapy, whatever.' If Elin told him to stand on his head, he'd do it."
But fixing what is broken won't be as easy for Woods as repairing his busted lip, injured the day of the crash (see box below). A Florida source who knows Tiger says, "Elin is still very angry and doesn't want to go back with him." Agrees the Tiger insider: "She isn't giving him a chance. She won't budge. He's trying, but she keeps shutting him down."
Instead Elin seems intent on moving on. In contrast to Woods' "Where's Waldo?" act—he's been rumored to be everywhere from Manhattan to Africa—Elin has held her head high in public, smiling for photos and flashing a left hand conspicuously missing her wedding ring. She is still enrolled at Rollins College in Winter Park, Fla., where she's studying psychology. And she is fully in charge of the children, Sam, 2, and Charlie, 11 months, dropping them off at school or taking them to the playground. "She wants Tiger and everyone around him to know that she is doing fine," says the Tiger friend. "She wants him to know she doesn't need him."
But has she made up her mind to leave Woods? According to friends, Elin agreed to see her husband in their southern California home over the Christmas holidays for joint therapy sessions. She has also had heartfelt phone conversations with him about their future. What's clear is that she will never agree to take him back just for appearance's sake. Woods' image as a disciplined, dependable family man is essentially "unrecoverable," says New York-based crisis consultant Chris Tennyson. And while some might see being forgiven by Elin as the only way to resurrect that image, "right now Elin is sending a message: I won't be part of this if it's not sincere," Tennyson believes. Elin has contacted high-profile divorce attorney Sorrell Trope—who has represented Nicole Kidman and Britney Spears—to explore her options, says a friend.
Woods, too, is finally facing the possibility his marriage won't survive. He's been strategizing with his closest advisers, including longtime agent Mark Steinberg, and they are "managing his expectations," says a source close to his camp. "Tiger is clinging to the hope he can keep his marriage intact. He still has feelings for Elin. But in the last few days he's been counseled that a divorce is almost certain because Elin has no choice."
Will Woods, known in golf for miraculous recovery shots out of treacherous spots, somehow be able to keep his family together? "He is making an earnest effort," says someone close to the sport. "He's saying, 'I really messed up and I need to find out why.'" For once, though, all the focus and hard work in the world might not be enough to get him out of trouble.


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KPI, or key performance indicators, are measurements used by a business to track company performance against its specific objectives. Every KPI has either a specific target or a range in which the score must fall in for the company to successfully meet its goals. KPIs vary depending on the particular business and the performance indicators they aim to measure.
Determine the target and range that you want your KPI to measure. Because every business is different, the performance indicator that will be measured will also differ depending on the business in question. In our example, let's use "Average time it takes to make a sale." For this particular performance indicator, the business will determine a range of times that would be appropriate for their business. A range of zero to 20 minutes could be considered "excellent," a range of 20 to 40 minutes could be considered "good," and a range of 40-plus minutes could be considered "average."
Determine the time range that your KPI will target. There are three possibilities that you can use: repeating time period, rolling time period and fixed time period. A repeating time period is one in which the indicator is measured over a specific time period that repeats itself throughout the course of a year (days, weeks, months). A rolling time period evaluates data for a KPI over any continuous amount of time (i.e. any 90 day span). A fixed time period refers to a time period where the KPI is evaluated between a set of specific dates (for example, January 1 through January 31 of a given year).
Assign numerical values to each category within your KPI's range. Using our previous example of "Average time to make a sale," an "excellent" time can have a value of 5, a "good" time a value of 3 and an "average" time a value of 1. The values used will vary depending on your particular business and the KPI that is being measured.


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Photographer Michael Wolf, who has been capturing Hong Kong's hyper-density through its high rise architecture for over twenty years, has a new solo exhibition featuring informal assemblages of mops, brooms, chairs and shoes—abstract urban still lifes from its hidden network of back alleys that provide a record of human activity where the flotsam of the city accumulates and is re-purposed. Wolf has returned to a particular site as many as twenty times to capture shifting arrangements and has taken thousands of photographs which are grouped into various typologies such as color, rhythm, and structure.
Hong Kong's back alleys are often unnoticed against their more glamorous counterparts of dazzling architecture. However, they present an authentic slice of Hong Kong's grass roots culture. In my opinion they should be nominated as a heritage site.On view at Flowers Gallery Nov 27 – Jan 2.


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Saints Can't Beat the Best, Lose 10-1 to WingnutsST. PAUL, MN June 26, 2012
Saints Can't Beat the Best, Lose 10-1 to Wingnuts
June 26, 2012 at 11:06 PM
WICHITA, KS (June 26, 2012) – If the St. Paul Saints wanted to use the series against the Wichita Wingnuts, the team with the best record in the American Association, as a litmus test then the first game is not how they want to be measured. The Wingnuts scored early and often and the Saints managed just five hits losing 10-1 on Tuesday night at Lawrence-Dumont Stadium.
The Saints entered play as the lowest scoring team in the American Association while the Wingnuts were the second highest, separated by 84 runs going into Tuesday night's game. The differential was evident as the Wingnuts scored in each inning they had a runner in scoring position. In the second the Wingnuts took a 3-0 lead and the league leader in homers, C.J. Ziegler got it started with a solo homer to center, his 12th of the season and first of the night. Back-to-back singles by David Peralta and Justin Tellam put runners at the corners. Jared McDonald made it 2-0 with a sacrifice fly and three batters with the bases loaded Jake Kahaulelio walked to force in a run.
The Saints didn't back down early and got on the board in the third when Jose Hernandez doubled and two ground outs later he scored to make it 3-1. That would be the only time the Saints scored.
In the bottom of the third Juan Richardson reached on an infield single and advanced to second on the throwing error by shortstop Adam Frost. Richardson moved to third on a ground out. Peralta then hit a pop up in foul territory and first baseman Ronnie Bourquin went towards the stands and had the ball pop in and out of his glove. That gave Peralta another opportunity and he utilized it by singling home Richardson to make it 4-1.
In the fifth Ziegler came calling again with a two-run homer, his second of the night and 13th of the season, to put the Wingnuts up 6-1.
Wingnuts starter Josh Lowey retired 11 in a row at one point from the Hernandez double in the third until a two out double by Jim Rapoport in the sixth. The only other time the Saints had a chance to score came in the seventh when Shane Costa and Ole Sheldon led off with back-to-back singles, but Ronnie Bourquin grounded into a fielder's choice and Tanner Townsend grounded into an inning ending double play. Lowey went a season high 8.0 innings allowing one run on five hits while striking out three and improved to 7-0. The five hits by the Saints came on the heels of their four hits on Sunday afternoon when they were shutout.
The same two teams meet in game two of the three game series on Wednesday night at 7:05 p.m. The Saints are TBA and the Wingnuts send RHP Derek Blacksher (4-1, 4.03). The game can be heard on Club 1220 KLBB.


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Professor Vern R. Walker presented a paper at the peer-reviewed workshop on Fundamental Concepts and the Systematization of Law, part of the JURIX 2011 conference in Vienna, Austria, on 14-16 December 2011.
The presentation was titled "Meaning, Logic, and the Systematization of Law: Kelsen, Wittgenstein and Information Architecture." Professor Walker discussed the systematization of law from the perspectives of linguistic meaning and logic, by focusing on themes from two leading theorists of the last century from Vienna, Hans Kelsen and Ludwig Wittgenstein. The presentation illustrated how theories of meaning and logic can influence one's view of law as a system, and can influence the development of an information architecture for legal knowledge.
The presentation used, as one concrete example, ongoing empirical research at Hofstra Law's Research Laboratory for Law, Logic and Technology — research that utilizes a many-valued, default-logic framework to represent the reported reasoning of decision makers in law, and in particular to create logic models for the evidence assessment of factfinders.


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Well the finches sadly did not make it; as we had a storm come in and blow their eggs out of their nest … so they moved on … but this week have noticed that we now have a morning dove nest in our tree 🙂
Well the finches sadly did not make it; as we had a storm come in and blow their eggs out of their nest … so they moved on … but this week have noticed that we now have a morning dove nest in our tree 🙂
We have learned that male finches defend their female mates rather then a nesting area … and so we observed these 2 males fighting. These are not the best pictures as I was standing on the wrong side with the sun and they are so fast and difficult to capture; but I like the silhouette images.
And a random morning shot from my morning walk today … I am loving this weather 🙂
have a great weekend!
how we have fun in our homeschool ?
although I do feel like everything we do is fun 🙂 otherwise why bother doing it ?
I figured the best way for me to answer this; is to make a random list of "fun" things we do; some daily … some weekly … and some seasonal 🙂
library visits
park days
chalk fun
bike rides
scooter rides
board games
card games
hide and seek
play tag
nature hunt
city adventures
making smoothies
blowing bubbles
reading books
play basketball
play street hockey
play mini put
roller blading
playing with our dog
making desserts
water fight
shadow play
friendship bracelet making
free creative play
cardboard box playing
lego play time
I am certain I forgot a lot more things… but this is a good starting point 🙂
Whatever we are doing … I love taking pictures (as most of you know) 🙂 I just had the chance to review Picaboo yearbook … go check it out here
We are having a contest for a chance to win a Picaboo yearbook photo book of your own … so don't forget to go enter here
Now GO and HAVE SOME FUN!!!!
Take some pictures
And then come back and tell me know what you did 🙂
Also go check out my fellow Canadian bloggers on how they add fun to their homeschool here 🙂
I received my yearbook photo book from Picaboo last week and my whole family is totally impressed!
The quality is awesome!
I want to start by saying that it was loads of fun to do this yearbook photo book.
The web site is really neat. The amount of options are incredible… from simple little things; like different text to write in; to a ton of different layouts and backgrounds to choose from, and even scrapbook fun stickers to add where ever you choose. That is a just a few of the options to play around with and make your yearbook completely personalized.
I want to suggest if you choose to make your own, set yourself a deadline. Otherwise you could probably be at it forever; if you're anything like me. I would probably have kept adding pages and kept editing it for a long time.
I suggest that you use high quality pictures; but don't worry if some of your pictures are not the best quality they have this neat feature on the site where it will tell you when you zoom into a picture past where the quality will be good for printing and viewing.
Their customer service is amazing. The response time was really fast. I had to contact them as I could not figure out where to add a page. And I want to suggest that they do something a little easier for consumers to see a very simple "add page" button; as even once I figured it out due to a friend telling me I was still confused.
The site was a little glitchy for me. I would upload a picture and then drag it to the photo book but it would not let me move the picture around. So I would have to reload the picture. One more thing that didn't work so well for me and ended up taking a long time was when I would want to superimpose a picture on top of another. For some odd reason it would just not do it; even after several clicks. I had to click on another picture and then back on the picture I would want to superimpose and even then it would only work sometimes after a couple of clicks.
Besides those couple of small issues; everything else went very smoothly.
Once completed; you get a file to review your completed photo book and then ordering took less than 2 minutes time.
And although they do say expect 3 weeks for delivery; I got lucky and got it in less then one weeks time.
I want to finish by saying that although it was a little glitchy for me … it is a super awesome site and it has so many customizable options; and I love how they include homeschoolers in the list of what kind of photo book you are making 🙂 and although they call it a yearbook, you could use their yearbook for any kind of photo book… from groups, families, activities even for camps … and so much more. You can customize the book anyway you want … it is really neat! Even kids could work on a photo book together as a group project.
As a homeschooling mom I will definitely be making one every year with them. I am even thinking of making an individualized photo book for each child although you could change the cover picture on each of your yearbooks to make each one more individualized. like I said completely customizable! 🙂 oh and another option is family and friends could order a copy for themselves easily through the website.
Go check them out here and start your own yearbook today at Picaboo Yearbooks


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by Jim Fantone, personal trainer
It's just another day in the city. Not just any city though. We, here in New York City are fortunate to have opportunities on every corner and in every neighborhood for exercise.
Do you know how loud you are?
Please don't be the loudest trainer in the gym, unless what you're saying is to motivate your client. I listened to a trainer today who was so annoyingly loud that I wanted to ask her to ratchet it down a notch. But she was so aggressively bragging about herself, I was pretty sure it would have caused a scene I didn't want to subject my client to.
Anyway, we all share the space and common courtesy goes a long way in these tight personal training gyms. If you're making noise cheering your client on, we will be much more understanding than if we are listening to you talk about yourself. It screams of insecurity!
It's time to get "Back on the Plan" If you know me at all, you've heard me say that over and over. That's because 90 percent of the time I eat clean. There are a couple of times during the year when I go off the plan and eat what I call junk food. For me this means cookies and ice cream, pumpkin pie and cake. If I ate like this all the time I think I would be very unhappy. I don't eat like this because I want to feel good and look good. I believe that as one gets older one can still look good. That's why I intend to continue to exercise and eat well. I plan on looking good when I hit 60! It's just 7 months away.
This first photo is from just before Christmas. I was eating clean and felt good!
The second photo was taken on January 2nd after I had my yearly holiday binge. I wanted to document my weight and body fat to help me stay on track and to motivate me to stay fit and healthy.
So here we go! Back on the plan! If you would like to learn more about how to change your habits and change your health and appearance, I encourage you to reach out to me or any personal trainer and invest in yourself. You will feel better and look better too. Fitness is a lifestyle.
Ok Boot Campers, it's time to rise and shine. We are starting up again on Sundays at noon. Our first day at Boot Camp is Sunday, May 7th. We will meet in Central Park on the West side (enter at 85th street) in the Arthur Ross Pinetum. For those who don't know it, the Arthur Ross Pinetum is just West of The Great Lawn and just South of The Reservoir. That's where the swings and pull up bars are located.
As always, bring water and a good attitude! We will run, jump and Tabata our way into Summer.
Each Boot Camp Baby session is $30. Purchase all 4 Sundays in May for $100.
For more information go to Facebook/Fantonefitness.
or contact JimFantone at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 917-657-5489.
On January 2nd My body fat percentage was 11.4 and I weighed 150.6 pounds.
Not bad for a 58 year old man, right?
12 Weeks later after many Tabata drills and a clean diet, I am pleased to say I have accomplished the mission!
March 31st. 8.5% body fat. 140.8 pounds.
I did not starve myself, on the contrary, I ate 3 to 4 meals every day and occasionally I squeezed in a fifth.
So, in three months I dropped nearly 10 pounds and decreased my body fat by nearly 3 percent.
I'd like to point out that to lose weight in a healthy way, requires a healthy lifestyle. That means taking the time to eat right and exercise regularly.
And it's fun!
That's it! There are no quick fixes or special tricks to being fit. It takes work and discipline.
It's not for everybody. Thanks for watching.
How old are you? You don't exercise? Say that again! Have you been living in another country?
I am a 58 year old man, living in Manhattan. New York City. United States of America.
I do not follow politics, I'm not religious. I live alone and I like it. So what do I do?
I work out. I stretch and breathe and meditate regularly. I cook and eat healthy foods. I'm still learning the saxophone and guitar. I love to sing. I try to mind my own business. Basically I take care of the only person I am truly responsible for. Me. Selfish? I should hope so.
Did you say you don't work out? What do you do?
A turbo-charged fusion of basic Pilates exercises and the
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Tabates combines core and alignment with high intensity
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Using the Tabata Protocol we will fire up both your aerobic
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Join Jim at befitnyc on Monday mornings at 7:00 am for this boot camp style Pilates class!
That's right people, it's time to get back on the plan. Let's make 2015 the year we get fit and stay fit. Join us at the Vitamin Shoppe Sunday, January 4th to promote the grand opening. Fantone Fitness will be at the Vitamin Shoppe on Broadway and 92nd street from 1:00 pm until 3:00 pm. We will be giving out passes for free classes and talking about getting fit with some fun fitness pro's.
Are you ready to take your fitness to the next level?
Sign up for a 5 week course of kettlebell and body weight exercise that will take you there!
The Next Level
Takes place at Rebound. A small private training studio on Broadway between 94th and 95th streets at noon on Sundays.
First class is one week from today October 26th at 12:00 pm.
Sign up is limited as it is a small space.
$150.00 for the course per person.
Contact Jim Fantone at 917-657-5489
Here's what I think about getting older.
You have more life experience than younger people.
You've been where they are, they haven't been where you are yet.
You get to do what you want.
You can change your mind over and over.
You realize you don't know everything.
You realize nobody knows everything.
You realize you don't need to know everything.
Even if you make mistakes, you get another chance.
With all that practice, you're bound to get better.
There's no better way to get more wisdom.
There's more time to get in better shape.
It's a great way to live.
And most importantly, you're alive!
Do me a favor. Have some fun!
Here we go again. We really had a blast this time! Takaya, Edwina and Albert were my gracious hosts at The Vitamin Shoppe this past weekend. We teamed up with Adrianne of West Side Pilates to discuss fitness, exercise and fun. We did it all, especially the fun part.


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After eight months of only one entrance at the Dupont Circle Metro Station, work to replace the three escalators at the south entrance is almost complete.
Dupont Circle's escalators have been among the least reliable in the Metrorail system. In July 2010, multiple escalator failures caused chaos, endangering thousands of commuters who had to walk the 291 steps to the surface with some people climbing over others to get aboveground.
The south entrance at Connecticut Avenue and 19th Street closed for repairs Feb. 1, hurting business along 19th Street and proving to be an inconvenience for riders forced to walk further to and from the north entrance at Connecticut and Q.
But when the north entrance escalators fail, as they did due to the rain Tuesday morning, Metro is forced to close the station and riders must walk even further to Farragut to catch a train.
"We're basically at a point now where these escalators are in place," Metro spokesman Dan Stessel said. "We're wiring them up for power. We're wiring them up for network connectivity, putting in the final steps. After that they'll go through a safety certification process. We'll do a cleanup of this construction site and then we'll be ready for the reopening this month."
No date has been set for the reopening of the south entrance. Metro also plans to replace those unreliable north entrance escalators, but that entrance is expected to remain open during the work.
Dupont Circle Metro's South Entrance Expected to Reopen This Month
Escalator replacement work almost complete
After eight months of only one entrance at the Dupont Circle Metro Station, work to replace the three escalators at the south entrance is almost complete.


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Hello everyone! vAre you ready for Spring??? I am SO ready lol, but of course we got our usual mid-March snowstorm the other day, and had to shovel a whole other foot of snow lol. Ah well, the joys of living in the north I guess. I still wouldn't trade it for the world :)
I have chosen to create using the "Tunnel of Love" rubber stamp image from the Paper Nest Dolls this week for some inspiration for you :)
These two are just too adorable, and I couldn't resist coloring them up for my inspiration post this week ;)
You can find this sweet stamp in Christine's online store at Paper Nest Dolls. Come and join in the fun over at the challenge blog for our monthly challenge, the theme is always Anything Goes!
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Today is book giveaway day at The Armchair BEA – visit the dedicated blog to get links to all the great giveaways being offered around the blog-o-sphere.
I am giving away books ALL WEEK LONG here in celebration of the BEA and reading – so make sure you come back every day through Friday to enter (some giveaways are worldwide while others are restricted to US/Canada). All giveaway winners will be chosen randomly on Saturday, June 9th after 5:00 pm PST.
So, in case you missed it…check out these posts to enter for the first two days of giveaways here on my blog:
- The Sunday Salon post for giveaway of The Road to Grace by Richard Paul Evans (US/Canada; book bloggers only)
- Introductions First post for giveaway of Rules of Civility by Amor Towles (worldwide; don't need to be a book blogger to enter)
The Green Shore by Natalie Bakopoulos (Advance Readers Edition)
368 pages
Simon & Schuster (June 2012)
This debut novel illuminates a seminal yet little-explored moment in Greek history: the 1967 military coup d'état, which ushered in a seven-year period of devastating brutality and repression. One family's stories of love and resistance play out against the backdrop of this turbulent period. The publisher writes: "Set in Athens and Paris, The Green Shore is an ambitiously told and transporting literary tour de force that delves into a momentous episode in the history of a distant country. The stories of these unforgettable characters sear our hearts and make us understand not only this place, but also what it means to be human, in a new way."
Natalie Bakopoulos holds an MFA in Fiction from the University of Michigan, where she now teaches. Her work has appeared in Tin House, Ninth Letter, and Granta Online and has received an O. Henry Award, a Hopwood Award, and a Platsis Prize for Work in the Greek Legacy. She is a contributing editor for the online journal Fiction Writers Review. Each summer she teaches creative writing at the Aegean Arts Circle in Andros, Greece. The Green Shore is her first novel.
- This contest is open to everyone WORLDWIDE but you must be a book blogger to enter. Please be sure to leave your link to your blog in the comment form. No link, no entry.
- Entries must be received by 5:00 pm PST on Saturday, June 9th, 2012.
- One winner will be randomly chosen and their name announced on this blog by Sunday, June 10th, 2012.
- For ONE entry, comment on this post; leave a link to your book blog on the comment entry form.
- For a SECOND entry, visit the book's Facebook Page and "like" it…then come back and tell me you did it (again, be sure the link to your blog is on the comment entry form).


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Here are some super simple pumpkin decorating ideas that have so many uses for celebrating fall, Halloween and Thanksgiving. I made mine with a fall theme, but turn them into homemade Halloween crafts with orange and black ribbon and a painted face or little Halloween scrapbook icons! You can make these adorable easy Halloween crafts for about $1.15 each. They would be cute in a basket as a Thanksgiving centerpiece. Display them inside or outside and you have fall decorations that will last from September through Thanksgiving! Take a look below and see we made them.
We bought these small mini pumpkins at a local craft store… only $1.00 each, but wait .. I grabbed them on sale Buy one Get one FREE.. so only .50 cents a piece. Thus my pumpkins cost a grand total of 65 cents each! Grab an assortment of fall colored ribbons, some fall themed florals and some toulle. The only other things you need are scissors and a glue gun and LOOK at these Easy Halloween decorations you can create !These mini pumpkins are available on Amazon here 3" (80mm) Mini Artificial Pumpkins - Package of 12 for even less!
Use your creativity.. glue on the ribbons,
add some pieces of toulle, add some of the fall flowers and you can make
your own pumpkin patch. Make sure the flowers you select are small so
they don't overpower the mini pumpkins. Also, it's fun to get an
assortment of pumpkins in different shapes and colors.
Finally place them in a basket, on a tray or just set them in the center of the table and scatter some leaves around them. You could also use a pretty jar candle and spread them around it. What I love best is that when Halloween is over, you can keep them out straight through Thanksgiving.
These would be a great craft for a Girl Scout troop or Sunday school class community service project. Make these pumpkins and gift to a local senior citizens organization, hospital or
just for their own families. You just need to be sure that the kids are
old enough as hot glue can burn. So I would not recommend these
homemade Halloween crafts for younger kids. These would make festive Thanksgiving Dinner table favors for all your guests. Or wouldn't they make great adorable bridal shower favors
if you are hosting a fall themed bridal shower too? One last creative
idea is to make them for your organization to sell at a craft fair. Or
wouldn't they be a creative Booster Club Fundraiser to sell at one of the games! As Christmas
approaches, box them up and you can use them again next year. These
pumpkin decorating ideas just couldn't be easier and no matter what your
crafting skills are.. they will look beautiful! Here they are decorating my porch!
Here was our display when we used these pumpkin crafts as favors for our daughter's OckTWOberfest baby shower for twins! We stamped the paper bags with pumpkins to use for our guests to bring home their favor. This easy fall decoration craft can be used for so many celebrations!
Fun pumpkin decorating ideas ..Turn your pumpkin into a turkey!
See these "no carving" pumpkin decorating ideas
Turn a roll of toilet paper into a pumpkin


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Rent to Own Homes in Atlanta
The below results are primarily rent to own homes in Fulton County, GA:
Deeply historic and always convivial, Atlanta is a hotbed of activity, entertainment, industry and recreation. Ten stadiums, countless music venues and a legendary performing arts scene complement abundant recreation sites in this most heavily forested city in the United States. Drawn to this engaging mix of lifestyle options, nearly 6 million people live in the expansive Atlanta metropolitan area. From highly respected media like CNN, Atlanta Magazine and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution to exciting professional sports teams like the Atlanta Braves and Atlanta Thrashers, there are always interesting ways to spend time in Atlanta.
As a "world city," Atlanta's thriving businesses and ideal Southern location help make its Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport the busiest in the world with 95 million passengers annually. Even Atlanta city politics are large, diverse and notable here, with 15 representatives serving on the Atlanta City Council and a history of memorable mayors.
Buying a Home in Atlanta
With 14,836 residences for sale at any given time, you'll have plenty of choices for a home in this rambling city. Most months, the area's real estate market is on the upswing. In the most recent month, 5,407 homes were placed on the market, and 4,339 single family homes were sold, representing an annual increase of 8.6 percent. Sales prices are also climbing, with median sales prices up 12.3 percent to $229,000, and average home prices up 11.5 percent to $290,000. Even with this uptick in price and inventory, buying a home remains affordable in Atlanta.
Popular Neighborhoods in Atlanta
Atlanta boasts three large high-rise business districts and 242 charming neighborhoods. While many locals aspire to the exclusivity of Buckhead, Ansley Park and Druid Hills offer similarly graceful homes at more affordable prices. For historic residences, check out Inman Park's Colonial Revival and Queen Anne homes or the lofts in historic warehouses in the Old Fourth Ward or Westside. Students and artists feel at home in Midtown, where Georgia Tech, Savannah College of Art and Design and vibrant music, theater and art scenes reign. Young families appreciate Ornewood Park's mix of shotgun-style homes and bungalows interspersed with new homes, while Millennials go for hip neighborhoods like Little Five Points and Ardmore. If downtown is your target, East Atlanta is the hottest neighborhood around.
Buying vs. Rent to Own Homes
Buying a home provides plenty of advantages but often requires hefty downpayments and sterling credit ratings. Atlanta homebuyers can find a solution by renting to own. Rent-to-own contracts allow homebuyers to "buy" a home at current prices while renting the property for one to three years. Instead of an initial downpayment, renters/buyers pay a smaller option fee and a slightly higher-than-normal rental fee, with the excess going toward the home's downpayment. This gives purchasers time to repair credit, eliminate debt and qualify for a mortgage in a relaxed time frame while still enjoying today's home prices.
Cost of Living in Atlanta
Housing in Atlanta is extremely economical, nearly 20 percent less than the national average. Utilities are 3 percent lower than the norm, but transportation, healthcare and groceries are slightly higher. Even so, Atlantans can expect to pay 3 percent less overall on living expenses than other Americans. That affordability is even more pronounced when compared to similarly sized metropolitan areas. Here, prices are 24.39 percent lower than in Washington D.C., 12.81 percent lower than in Miami and 10 percent lower than in Houston.
Sprawling over 132 square miles, Atlanta is an eclectic and welcoming mix of grand estates, modest ranch homes and chic high-rise condos. The city's Buckhead region may be known as the Beverly Hills of the South, but Atlanta's affordable housing, inviting neighborhoods and economical living expenses lure everyone from young college students and recent graduates to wealthy business moguls and entrepreneurs. Home prices are on the rises here, though, so those who are looking to become part of the congenial Atlanta should act quickly.
Rent to Own Realtors
Using a realtor for your rent to own deal can offer great benefits. Agents are well versed in real estate so they can effectively communicate opportunities and discern which of those opportunities is a legitimately good deal.
Nonetheless, not a lot of realtors will want to help with your rent to own deal because upfront profit for a realtor is minimal and the big payout down the line is not a guarantee.
That means you'll have to do a little research to ensure that you make the best decisions, but you will save money on commission.
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Lease-purchase programs offer sellers more certainty than traditional rent to buy because buyers are contractually obligated to buy the condo, townhouse or house by the end of the lease term. Normally, rent to own by owner means the buyer has the option to buy and the seller has the obligation to sell.
Lease-options are more convenient for buyers. However, buyers and sellers may work out lease to purchase deals for houses and other properties when the seller is overlooking a bad credit score or a small option fee. The requirement for buyers to purchase properties makes sellers feel more comfortable leasing with no credit check because they don't have to worry about whether buyers will opt out.
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Campaign signs called a problem
City and state transportation officials say most candidates have been good about heeding restrictions on where they can put up campaign signs.
The exception, they say, was Carson City supervisor candidate Jim Shirk. According to city crews, they had to remove as many as two or three Shirk signs a day from public rights-of-way during the run-up to the primary election.
Shirk, however, said that it won't be a problem going forward.
"We went around the day after the election and took everything down we could find," said Shirk, who will face incumbent Supervisor Molly Walt in the November general election.
Shirk's camp missed at least one sign. It was stuck in the barrier on U.S. 395 at the top of the southbound Eastlake Boulevard offramp Thursday evening. By Friday morning, however, maintenance supervisor Mike Lampshire of the Nevada Department of Transportation had removed it.
Shirk said he didn't put the sign up on 395.
Shirk said his signs are down and won't be going up again until later in the campaign, in part because it relieves his volunteers of the responsibility for keeping track of where the signs are.
As one of the winners in the primaries, Shirk isn't required to take down his campaign signs. Unsuccessful primary candidates, however, must remove their signs within 30 days of last Tuesday's primary. That means a deadline of July 12.
State law is clear that no signs of any type, including campaign signs, may be put in the public right-of way.
Shirk said that he had told volunteers not to put signs up on public property and that they asked permission before posting any on private property. But he said he isn't he only candidate who has had signs show up on public property.
He said he also asked volunteers and supporters to report any signs they may have missed in last Wednesday's cleanup.
According to Lampshire and NDOT spokesman Scott Magruder, not only is it against the law to put any signs in the public right of way – it's also dangerous in some cases, such as the sign on the Eastlake offramp.
"It's dangerous to stop and put it there. It puts our guys in danger along the freeway," Magruder said.
Lampshire said the most serious violation he had to deal with was Nevada Day before the last presidential election, when more than 75 campaign signs were put up in Washoe Valley.
"We spent like four hours taking signs down," he said.
But he said it isn't just politicians. He said that real estate agents do it, too, and that one of the most common they find is yard sale signs. He understands that most of those folks aren't aware of the law.
Magruder said NDOT crews have to get to the signs as soon as they see one because, once there's a sign on some public right of way, "they proliferate." He said that when one candidate sees a sign somewhere, he thinks he can put one there, too, and soon there may be a dozen to remove.


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Vigorous Representation of Asbestos Claims
Asbestos was formerly a common insulation used in building construction. Decades ago though it was discovered that asbestos causes cancer. It is composed of fibers which get into the air and when breathed harm the linings of body organs. It can take from twenty to thirty years to set in. Many employers, even though they knew of this danger, still forced workers to work in buildings with asbestos.
Not only were the workers exposed. When they went home, they carried the asbestos fibers on their clothing putting the family members in jeopardy as well. Now many of these workers and family members have come down with cancer and employers have had to pay out billions in damages. Persons with symptoms need to get checked out by their doctors and if affected obtain treatment.
It is also important for those to seek compensation by contacting a Los Angeles asbestos claims attorney.
Cancer from Asbestos
The symptoms of the cancer called Mesothelioma are shortness of breath, loss of weight, coughing and back pains. The treatment for it includes radiation, chemotherapy and surgery. Usually, the cancer does not appear until 30 years after the individual has come in contact with asbestos. It is vital to seek immediate treatment if you think you have been exposed to asbestos. For more information on Mesothelioma click here.
Why You Need Us
Attorney David Shoop is an asbestos claims lawyer serving the victims of this construction product. When a client comes to him, he speaks with client to learn of how the client may have been exposed to asbestos. He then investigates to identify and prove the source of the exposure.
He militantly seeks compensation for the client so that the client may receive all the treatment client needs to fight the disease. He also seeks full compensation for loss of income and pain and suffering. Where the victim has died, he seeks compensation for wrongful death for the family.
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Menus have multilingual options associated with them (Translate and Localize, Fixed). Where is this stored in the feature?
In my role as development team leader, I am responsible for the application architecture that allows other team members to focus on building functionality with minimum friction and rework. As such, one of my biggest tasks is to ensure that new features and configurations can be reliably deployed to the various stages: development, testing and production.
My current project is an Arabic/English application built on Drupal 7, that is deployed in multisite fashion to several partners. I use Features as a base configuration management system, and a number of extension modules to help me manage specific site components. The need to manage the configuration of multilingual components makes the task more complex, and in this series of posts I hope to describe a full recipe that's allowing our distributed team to commit code without overwriting existing settings.
Here are some of the main architectural components on the site:
All these components need to be shown in multiple languages, with the help of the Internationalization module and friends.
Although our application can be delivered in multiple languages, we do all our development on the English UI. When we switched the default language to Arabic, we found that all our menus, taxonomies, and field translations were no longer showing. And for good reason: Drupal does not store the source language of strings in its database, so i18n has to guess the source language - and by default, it considers the site's default language to be the source. Fortunately, you can explicitly specify the source language via the variable
i18n_string_source_language. We decided to hard-code the value of this variable in settings.php like so:
// settings.php // Hardcode i18n_string_source_language to prevent nasty surprises. $conf['i18n_string_source_language'] = 'en'; // Load per-site configurations. require 'settings.local.php';
The last line is just a directive that allows us to version-control settings.php for global configurations and loads settings.local.php for instance-specific settings such as database connection.
Because we're deploying across 3 stages, with several instances at each stage, we cannot afford to manually import .po files each time we create or modify a translation. In order to keep the UI translation workflow sane, we designated a specific stage as the recipient of all translation work, allowing the configuration manager (yours truly) to solve the problem of automating the deployment of these translations to other stages and instances. To this end, I wrote a Features plugin called Features Translations that persists the selected translations within a feature, as shown in the screenshot below:
A file called feature_name.features.translations.inc gets exported to the feature, looking like this:
/** * @file * checkdesk_core_feature.features.translations.inc */ /** * Implements hook_translations_defaults(). */ function checkdesk_core_feature_translations_defaults() { $translations = array(); $translations['ar:default'][] = array( 'source' => 'The optional description of the taxonomy vocabulary.', 'context' => '', 'location' => '', 'translation' => 'الوصف الاختياري لمعجم الوسوم.', 'plid' => '0', 'plural' => '0', ); $translations['ar:default'][] = array( 'source' => 'You are not authorized to access this page.', 'context' => '', 'location' => '', 'translation' => 'غير مسموح لك بالوصول إلى هذه الصفحة.', 'plid' => '0', 'plural' => '0', ); $translations['ar:default'][] = array( 'source' => 'Function', 'context' => '', 'location' => '', 'translation' => 'الوظيفة', 'plid' => '0', 'plural' => '0', ); [...] return $translations; }
In the next part, I'll discuss our handling of multilingual menu items, which took a considerable amount of effort and patches to Features and i18n!
Menus have multilingual options associated with them (Translate and Localize, Fixed). Where is this stored in the feature?
I haven't tackled multilingual menus in this post, only multilingual menu items. I might write about menus in an upcoming post.
I didn't known about i18n_string_source_language and suffered many headaches because of my ignorance. Thank you for showing me the light :D


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April 18, 2016
Jeff Moore
Artsyl Technologies, Inc.
(301) 525-5405
Vita Vassylyeva
Sales and Marketing Manager
Artsyl Technologies, Inc.
(905) 326-0676 Ext 222
ONTARIO, CANADA (April 18, 2016) — Artsyl Technologies, Inc.™, a leading global provider of data capture and document processing automation technologies today announced the official release of its NetSuite Enterprise Resource Management (ERP) integration. The tight integration of Artsyl's docAlpha Advanced Capture Platform with NetSuite provides a powerful solution to cover all document capture needs and provides end-to-end automation for document- or data-dependent processes, including supplier invoice, customer sales order and remittance processing.
Artsyl's docAlpha enables NetSuite customers to reduce manual data entry costs, increase data accuracy, improve document processing speed while providing an instant, end-to-end audit trail of document-driven processes and facilitating process compliance and data/document security. With support for extraction and processing of line item data as well as two- or three-way matching of orders, invoices and receipts, docAlpha fully automates sales and purchase order processing.
"Adding the NetSuite connector to our portfolio of docAlpha platform ECM and ERP integrations represents another landmark for Artsyl as we continue to help growing companies take the pain out of their business processes and streamline operations," says Jeff Moore CSO/Partner at Artsyl Technologies, Inc.
"We look forward to partnering with NetSuite resellers to introduce docAlpha to the growing community of 30,000+ NetSuite customers and demonstrating how docAlpha can eliminate data entry and automate approval routing for any document-driven process."
docAlpha provides fully automated document classification, data extraction, rules based validation of data, automated splitting and routing of documents to users or queues with email notifications and unmatched export integration capabilities.
Key features of Artsy'sl NetSuite Business Management Software Suite integration include:
About Artsyl Technologies, Inc.
Artsyl Technologies, Inc. is the innovative company behind the docAlpha Intelligent Document Recognition (IDR) platform. For over 10 years Artsyl has been designing, building and innovating technology used by companies globally to reduce their document processing burdens. Whether you have Accounts Payable Invoices or Medical documents like Claims, EOBs or Patient Records docAlpha is designed to make their processing easy. docAlpha can be used in any business process to automate the classification, data extraction, validation and routing of mission critical information to its proper line-of-business application. docAlpha is a state-of-the-art IDR platform designed using Microsoft .NET and a Services Oriented Architecture (SOA) which allows it to scale up for Enterprise level On-Premise deployment or be used as a CLOUD based SaaS solution. docAlpha is sold through distributors and VARs globally. Visit www.artsyltech.com for more information.
About NetSuite
NetSuite Inc. is the industry's leading provider of cloud-based financials / Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and omnichannel commerce software suites. In addition to financials/ERP and omnichannel commerce software suites, NetSuite offers a broad suite of applications, including financial management, ecommerce and retail management, commerce marketing automation, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), and Professional Services Automation (PSA) that enable companies to manage most of their core business operations in its single integrated suite. NetSuite software allows businesses to automate operations, streamline processes and access real-time business information anytime, anywhere. For more information about NetSuite, please visit www.netsuite.com


text: The Kasuga Granite Lantern is a classic example of a Japanese "tachi-gata" or pedestal style lantern. This style of granite lantern dates back to the Ashikaga period. It was traditionally used as a "guardian" lantern at Japanese Buddhist temples and are frequently seen at entrances to Japanese tea gardens. It is commonly used as a focal point and the stone carvings on the light box often relate to its origin. It comes with a pre-drilled hole to insert electrical, and comes with 6 separately hand carved granite pieces. Available in 3 sizes.


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All of our hire products as well as our face painters and entertainers are insured under our Public Liability policies. We only provide hire products that are insured with Public Liability and take our responsibility for the safety of our staff and customers very seriously. As a Ltd company we make every effort to ensure that we operate our business in a responsible and safe manner.
Our Public Liability insurance can be seen on request and as it is up to 5 million in cover we can operate our hires not only for the general public but also for local authority funded events, charity events and corporate events so whatever event you are organising, we are in a position to provide hire equipment and staff that are fully insured.


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Yamn performs Daft Punk December 30th in Denver, CO
November 21, 2016 in News by David
We are happy to announce that WE WILL BE PERFORMING THE MUSIC OF DAFT PUNK on Friday December 30th 2016 at The Bluebird Theater in Denver, CO. This is our last performance for 2016 and the first time in our 9 year career we have spent the days around New Years performing in our hometown of Denver. Even more exciting is that we get to share the bill and stage with our really good friends Fox Street and MLIMA.
You can purchase tickets at AXS.COM. If you DO NOT WANT TO PAY SERVICE FEES you can go to the Ogden, Bluebird, or Gothic Theater Box Offices(on the nights they have shows, Ogden box office is also open Saturday's from 10am-2pm) PAY CASH and you will PAY NO SERVICE FEES(there is a $2 charge if you use a card).


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These Premium Quality Reproduction Full Quarter Panels are made of the Highest Quality Steel and stamped with excellent formed dies to make these quarter some of the nicest on the market today. With nice crisp lines and breaks they fit the bill when it comes to mounting them to your restoration project. Don't be fooled by the rest Buy the Best. Please call for freight shipping quote.


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Citizenship Agency Lost 111,000 Files
Source: washingtonpost
Technorati Tags: immigration, terrorists, citizenship
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has lost track of 111,000 files in 14 of the agency's busiest district offices and processed as many as 30,000 citizenship applications last year without the necessary files, congressional investigators reported yesterday.Yep, I feel like a nut even suggesting that there could be any potential problems with a guest worker program or amnesty, a nut.
The Government Accountability Office, Congress's audit arm, conducted the review at the request of Sens. Charles E. Grassley (R-Iowa) and Susan Collins (R-Maine) after U.S. authorities granted citizenship in 2002 to a man without checking his primary file. The file, which was lost, indicated ties to the militant Islamic group Hezbollah.
"It only takes one missing file of somebody with links to a terrorist organization to become an American citizen," said Grassley, who is chairman of the Senate Finance Committee. "We can't afford to be handing out citizenship with blinders on."
Collins, head of the Senate Homeland Security Committee, noted that some of the Sept. 11 hijackers entered the U.S. legally, disappearing until the terrorist attacks. She called it "unthinkable" that the U.S. immigration system could still grant citizenship to a potential terrorist "simply because they can't find the person's file."
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Health Transformation Services Staff
Erin Aklestad
Erin is a HIT/QI Consultant for Health Technology Services. She has experience supporting hospitals and physician practices through state and federal reporting programs, starting back in 2011 with the first year of Meaningful Use. She enjoys assisting practices with health care quality improvement projects and believes in the vision of a connected healthcare system. She has expertise in HIE services and leading multi-team interface technology projects. Erin has a Bachelor of Science from the University of Wyoming and a Health IT Redesign, Planning, and Management Specialist certificate from the University of Alaska Southeast.
Email Erin Aklestad or call 907.250.0476
Deb Anderson
Deb is the Business Relationship Manager for Health Technology Services. With 15 years health information technology (HIT) and over 30 years of general IT experience, Deb assists clinics and hospitals in the selection and implementation of Electronic Health Record software as well as help them achieve and attest to Meaningful Use. She currently consults on regulatory programs from CMS, estimating Medicaid/Medicare eligibility for incentives, recommending workflow improvements for improved efficiency and data collection, leading toward improved health outcomes.
Email Deb Anderson or call 307.772.1096
Susan Clarke
Susan Clarke is a Health Care Information Security and Privacy Practitioner at Health Technology Services, a department of Mountain-Pacific Quality Health. She has professional experience totaling 17 years in EHR software development and Information Technology Management including experience at a Mayo Clinic affiliated health care system. Susan is an expert in all stages of the EHR software product lifecycle and has established coding conventions, best practices and support tools for medical application software products using ANSI standard M (MUMPS) and HL7 Healthcare application development. She has served as a peer reviewer for ONC, CMS and HRSA for health information technology (HIT), health information exchange (HIE) and rural health funding opportunities.
Susan has a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, as well as a Healthcare Information Security and Privacy Practitioner certification.
Email Susan Clarke or call 307.248.8179
Mary Erickson
Mary is a licensed registered nurse and HIT/QI Consultant with Health Technology Services. She enjoys assisting facilities on various health care quality improvement projects from EMR optimization to CMS survey readiness. Mary's last hospital position was CEO in a local Critical Access Hospital where she was responsible for a wide array of departments, the quality improvement program and an EMR implementation. She is also pursuing her post-graduate certificate in Healthcare Informatics at Montana Tech.
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Two big, ambitious shows stood out: William Klein + Daido Moriyama at Tate Modern and Everything Was Moving: Photography from the 60s and 70s at the Barbican. Everything Was Moving has to be my show of the year. The sheer strength of some of the individual series – Bruce Davidson's civil rights reportage, David Goldblatt and Ernest Cole's images from apartheid-era South Africa, Shomei Tomatsu's singular take on postwar Japan – makes it unmissable.
The much anticipated Klein + Moriyama double bill showed Klein's impact on Japanese photography and on Moriyama in particular, but also illustrated the power of the photobook as a medium – both Klein and Moriyama being masters of the form.
That continuing influence was perhaps best illustrated by the ongoing self-publishing phenomenon, not least the extraordinary success of The Afronauts by Cristina de Middel. Using Zambia's short-lived 1960s space programme as its conceptual peg, it merges fact, fiction and myth to intriguing effect. Published in a limited edition of 1,000 by de Middel, it became the most sought-after photobook of the year, earning the Spanish artist a place on the shortlist for next year's prestigious Deutsche Börse prize.
This year's Deutsche Börse made history of sorts at the newly refurbished Photographers' Gallery in London when it was won by John Stezaker, who doesn't take photographs at all, but makes collages from found photographs. The Prix Pictet prize for photography and sustainability, which tends to reward the big and the bravura over the understated, turned up a more predictable winner in Luc Delahaye.
2012 began on a valedictory note with the passing of the great Eve Arnold, who took some of the most iconic photographs of our time. She was celebrated in a memorial show, All About Eve, at Art Sensus. The year ends with the intriguing Cartier-Bresson: A Question of Colour at Somerset House, where the work of two great pioneering colourists – Fred Herzog and Ernest Haas – stands out.
It made me wonder when another great woman photographer, the late Helen Levitt, will be granted a British show all to herself.
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Allpax Unveils Partnership with LSU to Develop Nutritious & Enjoyable Shelf-Stable Foods
COVINGTON, La (PRWEB) September 06, 2017
Allpax, powered by Pro Mach, joins forces with the School of Nutrition and Food Sciences, Louisiana State University (LSU) Agricultural Center to assist North American shelf-stable food companies which produce high-quality products that are nutritious and enjoyable to eat. Personnel from Allpax and LSU will be exhibiting their equipment models, process, and data at Pack Expo in Las Vegas, taking place September 25-27. (Allpax Pack Expo Booth # C-3227)
What makes this exciting is that shelf-stable foods have come a long way in the last five years. Due to technology enhancements in production and countless research studies, shelf-stable foods can be a delightful culinary experience that is comparable to refrigerated and frozen product. Dr. Louise Wicker, professor and director of the School of Nutrition and Food Sciences, LSU Agricultural Center, has played a key role in the research process.
According to Wicker, "We know that taste is a fundamental driver of food sales. By combining food formulation with messaging that connects with a target audience, I know that shelf-stable foods can fit the lifestyles of even the most discerning consumer."
The partnership with the School of Nutrition and Food Sciences, LSU Agriculture Center, and Allpax offers world-class capabilities that include sensory science and packaging laboratories, experienced faculty who have relationships with global food development, and marketing leaders, in addition to the R&D Retort by Allpax. Wicker said she is especially excited about the Allpax Shaka® retort capability to dramatically reduce the cook and cooling time required for in-container sterilization of low-acid foods. "We have the ability to prepare and package foods into metal cans and injection in-mold-label oxygen barrier packaging," she said. "We can evaluate foods after retort processing for quality, acceptance, and stability and allow informed decisions about commercial viability."
An Allpax 2402 multi-mode retort will be on display at Pack Expo, similar to the one used at LSU. Each 2402 multimode R&D retort is customized to the specifications of the lab. One unit can offer as many modes as the customer chooses. These multimode retorts can run saturated steam, steam air overpressure, water immersion, water spray, and water cascade processes in combination with seven easily changeable modular agitation modes — still, end-over-end, swinging, Gentle Motion shaking (low-speed), The Shaka® (high-speed), hydrostatic simulation, and axial rotation. These units accommodate cans, bottles, pouches, cups, trays, metals, glass, plastics, and double-seam film and foil closures and are ideal for testing flavors and films.
This partnership is also a natural fit for Louisiana's iconic foods. Shrimp creole, crawfish etouffee, gumbo, jambalaya, and red beans and rice are just some of Louisiana cuisine staples made now conveniently available for global consumption thanks in part to retort technology.
Additional Solutions Featured at Pack Expo
The patent pending Allpax telescoping retort loader, the AllTrax™ basket tracking system, and the Hyper-Loader retort basket loading system will also be featured in the Allpax booth. The Allpax telescoping retort loader system pushes loaded retort baskets in and out of two door retorts, thereby eliminating the need for personnel to enter the hazardous tunnel-like sterilization units during loading and unloading. The AllTrax™ basket tracking system for non-automated retort rooms is a barcode-based system for tracing cans, jars, trays, and pouches by basket through each critical checkpoint in the retort room. AllTrax™ can be integrated into every non-automated retort operation. Tracking systems for automated retort rooms are also available. The Allpax Hyper-Loader is one of the fastest and most reliable retort basket loading systems in the world — it averages 10 sweeps per minute and basket changeover in less than 20 seconds.
Allpax will also be featuring their resource conservation systems which reduce the cost of water disposal and usage by 50 percent, while making free hot water available for plant operations. In steam retort operations, a waste-heat recovery system captures steam in a vented tank where it condenses into hot water. This water can be used to supplement hot water in lavatories and cleaning stations, or it can be run through heat exchangers for heating food or other processes at the plant.
For these and other leading-edge solutions in the retort room, including revitalization and validation, visit the Allpax Pack Expo Booth #C-3227. For more information on Allpax, call 888-893-9277 and visit http://www.Allpax.com.
About Allpax Products
Allpax Products, a market leader in retort technology and retort room automation, designs, manufactures, and delivers turnkey sterilization solutions for the food, beverage, pet food, and pharmaceutical industries. The company is recognized for helping customers become more successful by decreasing time to market with laboratory retort equipment, lowering overall labor costs through automation, and increasing the overall throughput of the sterilization process. http://www.Allpax.com
About Pro Mach
Pro Mach is a leading provider of integrated packaging and processing products and solutions for food, beverage, consumer goods, pharmaceutical, and other diverse companies. Through multiple brands, Pro Mach provides product packaging and processing equipment, PMMI certified trainers, installation, parts, and service in Bottling & Capping, Primary Packaging, Pharmaceutical Packaging, Flexible Packaging, Material Handling, Labeling & Coding, and End of Line, as well as Integrated Solutions for complete packaging lines.
Pro Mach has a diverse customer base, from Fortune 500 companies to smaller, privately held businesses worldwide, which depend on reliable, flexible, technologically advanced equipment and integrated solutions. Pro Mach is headquartered near Cincinnati, Ohio, with manufacturing facilities and offices throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, Europe, United Arab Emirates, and China. For more information about Pro Mach, please visit http://www.ProMachInc.com.
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