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It's no surprise that the type of business internet connection you invest in is critical. Connectivity through phone lines–although it is the most widely available option–is by far the slowest type. Cable internet is faster and available most places, but isn't the speediest of them all. The fastest type of internet connection is fiber-optic cable.
Internet speed is measured in Mbps or "megabits per second." Additional factors that can affect your satisfaction with your internet connection are download versus upload speeds (upload is more expensive and harder to come by with cable) and the number of users using your connection (including humans as well as devices).
According to Jeremy Salvatori, Property Manager of the fiber-equipped Globe Building in downtown St. Louis, "If you manipulate large amounts of data, you can't move it to the cloud or to a data center on a typical home cable or standard business cable internet connection. At home, you can get up to 100 Mbps, but never consistently. For comparison, 10 or 20 Mbps is enough to watch Netflix. With your typical business connection, you can have 100 Mbps most of the time, maxing out at 500 Mbps. With fiber, you have 10,000 Mbps guaranteed to be always up, but it can cost tens of thousands of dollars to get it in place. For companies that need high upload speeds, having the existing fiber providers right on site is a big advantage."
Lighting-fast data speed launches high productivity.
It's not difficult to find reasons to maximize data speed in the interests of productivity. If e-commerce transactions take less time, there is time for more transactions and more revenue in a shorter amount of time. Similarly, if a worker is not idle waiting for a file to download or upload, but can instead proceed with the task at hand, the worker can complete more tasks in a given hour or day. In addition, a worker who isn't anxious about completing an internet-dependent task due to slow data speed is a happier, less stressed-out worker. Virtual collaboration via the web, a money-saver in its own right, is more efficient, effective and user-friendly on a network with more bandwidth.
Imagine that your network is infinitely reliable.
Unlike phone lines or cable, fiber networks typically don't go down unless the fiber is deliberately cut. Phone and cable internet depend on existing networks of wires–copper phone lines and coaxial cable–to send electronic signals. They are vulnerable to electromagnetic interference that is sometimes caused by proximity to heavy machinery and to interference from weather. Fiber, alternatively, works by sending signals with light rather than electricity and is not susceptible to these conditions. A more reliable network results in a reputation of reliability for your company, and eliminates unintentional interruptions to service and productivity.
For the Globe Building, it's the fiber optics available, combined with the presence of the data centers in the building, that make this type of data movement easy and fast. And for less technical companies, simpler things are also more reliable at the Globe, which means Skype doesn't freeze, phone calls sound clear, and the internet is always working.
Fiber scales like nobody's business.
Due to its use of light instead of electricity, signal strength for fiber networks is more robust than for phone and cable networks. Fewer switches along the wire are needed for fiber, reducing maintenance costs. Also, the signal for an entire building is consistently stronger throughout when using fiber compared to cable. In addition, a fiber optic network backbone supports a higher number of users, and more efficient uploading of large files, such as video and large images.
Hacked? Not your network.
Just like its vulnerability to the elements and to electromagnetic interference, cable is significantly more vulnerable to cyber crime than fiber. Due to the nature of fiber, a hacker would have to physically cut the fiber in order to hack the signal. Although not impossible, this is much harder to do than to hack into cable. For the fiber customer, this translates to less investment in back-up security systems for the network and more confidence in the security of the data. "The building understands the needs of a data-center provider," says Datotel president David Brown, tenant of the Globe Building.
Location cubed.
How do you get access to fiber, then, if you don't want to spend thousands of dollars to make it available for your business? When looking for a space, make sure you find out what type of line runs all the way into your work space. Downtown St. Louis has a significant amount of available fiber, but practical access is complicated. For example, if fiber is available in the area, but your office will be on an upper floor of a building that does not have the fiber vertical run, you won't benefit from the fiber unless you make a significant investment. The Globe Building is in an ideal location to access fiber, making fiber easily accessible throughout all the floors of the building.
Based on this information, why doesn't everyone just use fiber? The biggest obstacle, of course, is availability. Fiber isn't available everywhere, but if you find yourself near it, there are numerous reasons to take advantage of it.
Read more about how The Globe building helps business owners manage their infrastructure needs. To schedule a time for a tour or to speak to someone today, go to globebuilding.com.


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We work with businesses who value their craft as much as we value ours.
We are not about business as usual – we want to test the boundaries.
We are not your usual creative agency – we are small and like it that way.
After working with numerous creative teams over the years Emma found out that not every designer is right for every project. Everyone has their skills and style and this is what drove Emma to start The Business Designers
We work with a core group of independent design led creatives who will be perfectly suited to each client.
If your looking for a corporate professional brand Bob is not for you – but Tom is a perfect match. If you want something quirky and creative Clark is your man.
Each project is assigned a core team who will learn and grow with you, and Emma (creative director) oversees every project, ensuring it delivers on your objectives and pushes the creative boundaries.
Hello! Nice to Meet You
Emma Morgan started The Business Designers in 2014 she is a odd mix of creative designer, marketeer and project manager. She collaborates with teams and brings brands to life. She oversees every project and loves to build connections with all her clients.
Emma has a visual communications degree, and Advanced Marketing Certificate and has over 20 year experience working with companies such as MTV, BBC, Hasbro Games, Codemasters Computer Games, Sky News, Foxtel
Meet some of our regulars
Emma Morgan
Creative thinkers with organisational skills were previously thought to be mythical creatures. Emma created The Business Designer 5 years ago and has over 18 years experience working in creative, branding and marketing roles for a number of Blue Chip Client. Emma loves working with a variety of creative minds, always pushing the brief and ensuring the client feels supported and that we deliver on our promise.
Clark Spendelow
Clark can lend his hand to any project that is looking for something modern and cutting edge. He has worked on logo design and video production for a number of our clients, and the results are always mind blowingly creative.
Emma and Clark work well together and push the boundaries on any project.
Lindze Brock
Lindze has the proven skills to be a designer and developer, which doesn't come around that often. Her time in LA working for celebrities like Kristin Chenoweth, Kristin Davis and Jennifer Love Hewitt honed her talent for spotting trends. You will never be behind the creative curve with Lindze on your project. Lindze and Emma work like a well oiled machine, constantly pushing the creative boundaries and ensuring the design works for the client.
Tom Cox
Tom is a fellow pom, and with over 20 years experience knows print and graphic design inside out. Working on corporate ID, business cards and marketing materials is his game, and he plays is very well. Tom can turn his creative hand to design and development. Emma and Tom work together bouncing ideas off each other to build a brand that works at every stage of the project. Two heads are better than one.
Nic is an experienced and highly literate marketeer. She works independently and get grasp in depth business details converting this to interesting and highly searchable marketing content.
Nicole can work on social, website and SEO campaigns and is always easy and approachable to work with, easily slotting into more marketing teams.
Josh Evans
Emma's expertise was exactly what I was looking for to help give the direction of my business clarity. Hiring Emma to walk me through the creative process was invaluable. She advised me on the best approach throughout the process and communicated our thoughts to the designer, freeing me up to get back to meeting my workload. I've ended up with a website far better than I could have ever hoped for. She went above and beyond from the very start and stayed close to the project until the very end. Emma's guidance has been invaluable.
First Class Migration Australia engaged the professional services of Emma in 2016 to assist us in re-designing our website which was looking very old and uninspiring. I, however, had no idea of what I wanted the new website to look like, so I really gave Emma a challenge to create a design without much input from me initially. Emma produced a few wonderful ideas. One stood out to me immediately – old fashioned black and white, with a splash of colour and a retro kind of feel to it. So completely different to all of my competitors!
Emma worked tirelessly throughout the project, following up with me constantly to ensure I got everything to her within the time frame we initially set out and constantly coming up with ideas to make our website really stand out.
I am so pleased and proud of the end result. I now have a website I absolutely love and I receive positive feedback regularly from pretty much everyone who visits our website. Emma is still a constant source of information when we have questions and is always happy to help. I highly recommend Emma to everyone. Thanks Emma!!!!
"Emma has been working with makinex for the last 24 months,since she started our brand has strengthened, showing us as a leader in our field. We now have a consistent brand that communicates our strengths to our customers. Emma manages a number of projects for Makinex, all of them have been delivered on time and within budget. Our leads have increased by 54% in the last 2 years and due to our brand and marketing activities introduced by Emma we have also seen an upturn in sales.
Emma is hardworking, flexible and has become part of our team"
"Emma was an absolute pleasure to deal with. Always willing to take on-board feedback and work to our needs to ensure delivery of a high quality video production that fitted our needs perfectly"
"We have found working with Emma and The Business Designer Team to be seamless and easy. TBD understands quite quickly the essence of what the building trades group is all about and you came up with sharp and interesting new imagery for our logos and pamphlets. It has been an absolute pleasure working with The Business Designer and look forward to future projects."
"It has been a pleasure working with Emma throughout the start-up phase of my online business. We were able to collaborate and gain a clearer picture of what the business was, and what I needed to do in order to 'sell' my product. Her expertise and guidance was sought regularly and her advice on different aspects of the business have proven to be spot on. It's great working with someone who you can trust in making the right decisions for your company! I look forward to continuing the relationship so that the business can continue to stay on the right path."
"We were referred to The Business Designer via The Building Trades Group Drug and Alcohol Program, who we work with closely. Foundation House was in desperate need of a total rebrand and a new website, there was definitely a need for a bottom up approach and the "Discovery" process allowed that to take place with key stakeholder involvement. As a result we able expose the soul of our organisation, who we are, what we do, how we do it and why we do it. Emma and her team were able interpret the essence of our organisation and deliver it in the branding and website, which was no mean feat. Also, Emma produced video testimonials which have been outstanding in delivering the emotive nature of a client's journey through our organisation. The results we have achieved are exceptional and are the outcome of the professional approach and the creative direction delivered by The Business Designer Team headed by Emma Morgan."
"III'm a designer and a perfectionist, so it was never going to be easy to create a logo I was happy with. Previous failures included: talented designers & free work, paid work & failure to meet critical deadlines, expectation of upfront commitment with incomplete or no portfolios etc… I'd become fearful a logo was not meant to be.
Emma conscientiously learnt about my business, rewrote my brief to make it designer-friendly, searched extensively to find a suitable designer, negotiated cost, time, approach & design amendments. She managed all of this saving me precious time AND she has keen design eye that was so very helpful in reviewing the designs and making the logo what it is. Emma was trustworthy, reliable and lovely to work with. I'd happily recommend her to anyone."

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Themed Sessions Clustered the Presentation Process
By Monica Nakamine
February 25, 2002
Every year at Knowledge Review, which is typically held in January, both LFM and SDM students present the results of their internships and student thesis projects to the rest of the LFM-SDM community. This year, from January 31-February 1, 2002, 71 (26 were SDM) presentations were given in three parallel sessions with approximately 50 company representatives attending the various events of Knowledge Review week. According to similar themes among the projects, presentations were clustered into sessions so that discussions would remain central to that particular topic.
"The students' work is an interesting presentation of real-world company problems, as well as the application of tools and techniques learned on campus to address these problems, typically, with significant benefit to the companies," said Gallagher.
The students who attended, both first- and second-year classes, were equally as impressed.
"I thought it was great to see what's going on in different companies and industries," said Micah Samuels, LFM '02. "It seems like many companies have similar problems, and that there is an increased focus on supply chain issues. LFM skills are in demand more than ever, especially with regards to the modeling, optimization, and systems-thinking training."
"I found the Knowledge Review useful in understanding what types of projects are out there," said Vida Killian, LFM '03.
"I thought Knowledge Review was great," said LFM '02 Jim Anderson. "The quality of the presentations was very good. I liked having multiple sessions running in parallel so you could pick and choose. I also like the free-form discussions led by the faculty after each session."
There were 11 different session topics:
- Product Development: Dynamics of Technology & Product Strategy
- Knowledge Transfer
- Supply Chain Structure and Optimization
- Product Development & Lean Principles
- Organizations and Human Behavior
- Design and Operation of Manufacturing Systems
- Product Development: DSM & Project Management
- Systems Engineering & Systems Architecture
- Supply Chain and Manufacturing Challenges in Electronics
- Relationships Between Contract Manufacturers and OEMs
- Scheduling and Logistics Control
Further details can be obtained from the LFM or SDM thesis site if you would like to learn more about a particular student's work. Paul Gallagher can also be contacted to follow up on specific projects.


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Scrummy ingredients like our natural unrefined sugar, creamy butter and sticky golden syrup are beaten together before being broken by hand into perfectly random little pieces.
Possibly our most addictive flavour yet, we nabbed the idea of adding a sprinkle of sea salt from our foodie neighbours across the channel to give an intense, grown up taste.
The trick to making proper sweets is to make them properly. We add real cocoa to our fudge and beat it 'til it's reached a crumbly melt-in-the-mouith texture.
We've been told our fiery stem ginger fudge really hits the sweet spot. Perfect for full on ginger nuts!
Combining three different types of sugar makes our caramels taste even better. Hugging them with silky, dark chocolate gives the perfect finish to these squidgy delights.


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Golden Gate University President David Fike is proud to announce the appointment of Anthony Niedwiecki as the new Dean of the Golden Gate University School of Law. Coming from his previous position as Associate Dean for Academic Affairs at The John Marshall Law School in Chicago, Niedwiecki brings a portfolio of administrative accomplishments and a commitment to diversity, inclusion and student success. His appointment begins August 1, 2017.
"We are delighted to welcome Dean Niedwiecki to join us as our Law School Dean," said President Fike. "Anthony is a natural leader who is uniquely qualified to lead GGU Law during this disruptive period in legal education. He is not only dedicated to a high standard of academic excellence and scholarship, but he is also an innovative thinker with a wonderfully positive outlook and deep dedication to a student-centered learning environment."


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Liquid Applied Membrane (LAM) is a low viscosity waterproofing membrane which is applied as a liquid coating to horizontal and vertical surfaces
New York, NY -- (SBWIRE) -- 05/06/2016 -- Liquid Applied Membrane (LAM) is a low viscosity waterproofing membrane which is applied as a liquid coating to horizontal and vertical surfaces. LAM is also considered as a next generation waterproofing chemical and its monolithic, seamless property, and the capability to conform to every configuration is causing its demand to escalate in the global construction industry. Usage of bad quality construction material in the past, followed by poor maintenance of the building structure is creating a strong market for repair and rehabilitation, which can be resolved by liquid applied membranes. About 40-45% of the demand for liquid applied membrane comes from repair and restoration projects. Liquid applied membranes are also efficient in reducing cracks in the concrete, thus driving its demand across the globe.
Improving infrastructure and increasing infrastructural spending coupled with rising disposable income of average consumers is expected to drive the liquid applied membrane market in North America, which was the largest market in 2013. Due to growing industrialization and urbanization in developing countries such as India and China, growth in Asia Pacific is expected to be the highest in the next few years and Asia Pacific is expected to be the largest market for liquid applied membrane by 2020.
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On the basis of types or segment, liquid applied membrane is broadly classified into: Cementitious, Bituminous, Polyurethane, and Polyurea membrane. Cementitious membrane accounted for a majority share in the overall liquid applied membrane market. Easy maintenance and less sophisticated technologies as compared to other polymer modified LAMs is driving the growth of cementitious membrane globally. Low prices and good mineral content of cementitious membrane is also pushing its growth over other liquid applied membranes.
Governments of various developed and developing countries have comprehended the dual need for infrastructure development coupled with durability and sustainability. This is catalyzing the demand for green buildings, consequently generating a strong market opportunity for liquid applied membranes.
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Some leading global players operating in the liquid applied membrane market include Sika AG, Pidilite Industries, BASF SE, Fosroc International, Chembond Chemicals, and The Dow Chemical Company.
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New hire shows ongoing commitment to research and development of Performance Minerals®
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn., July 21, 2016 – Zinpro Corporation recently announced the addition of Allison Grove to the Research and Nutritional Services (RNS) team as research assistant.
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Jonathan Durmin, University of Minnesota, Receives the 2016 Zinpro/Schugel Scholarship
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn., July 19, 2016 – Zinpro Corporation recently awarded its 2016
Zinpro/Schugel Scholarship to Jonathan Durmin, whose stated goal is to help resolve the "global challenge of food scarcity." Durmin is pursuing a doctorate in veterinary medicine among the class of 2017 at the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine.
Nearly 200 Attend International Trace Mineral Nutrition Symposium (ITMNS) 2016
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn., July 12, 2016 – The International Trace Mineral Nutrition Symposium (ITMNS) 2016 convened in Ningbo, China, June 28-30, attracting nearly 200 invited, top industry experts from across the globe. The theme for the symposium, sponsored by Zinpro Corporation, was Sustainable Trace Mineral Nutrition.
Customers May Now Access Zinpro Websites in English, Spanish and Chinese
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn., June 28, 2016 – Zinpro Corporation announces the creation of its Spanish-language website (zinpro.com/es-es) to better serve a growing Spanish-speaking customer base. The Zinpro Spanish-language website will mirror content from the award-winning Zinpro English-language (zinpro.com) site, and the dialect will be standard (Castilian) Spanish.
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn., June 23, 2016 – Zinpro Corporation announces the addition of Jacob Sparkman as account manager – Southeastern U.S. In this position, he will be responsible for growing and managing Zinpro product sales in the region, including Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida and Alabama.
MixFeed ExhibitionJan. 27 - 31Moscow | Russia
International Production and Processing ExpoJan. 28 - 30Atlanta, GA | United States
AgrofarmFeb. 3 - 7Moscow | Russia
Cattle Industry Convention & NCBA Trade ShowFeb. 5 - 7San Antonio, TX | United States
Aquaex India 2020Feb. 6 - 8Bhimavaram | India
Aquaculture America 2020Feb. 9 - 12Hawaii Convention Center Honolulu, HI | United States
World Ag ExpoFeb. 11 - 13Tulare, CA | United States
Global Pet ExpoFeb. 26 - 28Orlando, FL | United States
ASAS Midwest MeetingMarch 2 - 4Omaha, NE | United States
AFMA ForumMarch 3 - 5Sun City | South Africa
ENGALECMarch 6 - 7Torreon, Coahuila | México
American Association of Swine Veterinarians Annual MeetingMarch 9 - 10Atlanta, GA | United States
VIV MEAMarch 9 - 11Abu Dhabi | United Arab Emirates
Midwest Poultry Federation ConventionMarch 18 - 19Minneapolis, MN | United States
Encontro De Confinadores CoanMarch 23 - 27Goiânia, GO | Brazil
13th Aquafeed Horizons International Conference for Aquafeed ProfessionalsMarch 24Bangkok | Thailand
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Caller: Husband for 43 year old wife
Problem: Opiate addiction; heavy psychiatric medications over long duration
Seeking: Non disease method of treatment / non 12 step rehab program
Reason(s): His wife had a vaccination 20 years ago and got very sick. She won a lawsuit over it but in doing so became involved with doctors diagnosing her as also bipolar, depressed, anxiety disorder and having a long term pain condition due to the affects the vaccination caused. She's been addicted for 20 years and has not wanted to get better and only wants to stay heavily medicated. Recently she reached out to her husband saying that staying drugged up was her way of coping with unhappiness. She no longer wants to be drugged up but she does not know how to live without them anymore. He found that non 12 step programs specialize in a non disease rehab method of treatment and works to help the person handle underlying issues that are the root cause of her addiction. He also wants a drug rehab treatment center that can safely get her fully off all medications so that she can feel like herself again, without psych drugs. The husband knows that her psychiatrist will not agree with going to a non 12 step drug rehab program but feels this is her chance to break her addictions.


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Windows Interest Group
Held at 2.00pm on the 1st Tuesday of the month.
$5 koha please
Check the Timetable to see when the next session is on.
Link to companion website
Group Aim
The aim of this group is to help users of Windows get the most out of their computer. This can be done through the sharing of knowledge between group members.
Windows is the most used operating system by members of SeniorNet Nelson. It has many built-in apps and features. A lot of these are unknown to most users. There are also many common issues and problems that come up. For example, how to use the built-in Windows 10 Mail app or browse the web effectively using the Chrome or Edge browsers. General issues such as how to download attachments, organise files or transfer pictures from a phone to a computer are also common.
The group is open to all members. This is similar to other SeniorNet interest groups. There will be a set topic for each meeting, but more importantly there will also be opportunities for group members to share problems and solutions. The session will be practical so members can bring along their laptops. Also, the desktop Windows computers in the Learning Centre will generally be available to use.
How do I register?
- There is no need to register, just turn up at the Learning Centre and join in
- Come along, bring your ideas and enjoy learning and helping others
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Multi-Campus Hoodie
$ 40.00
The VCOM Multi-Campus Hooded Sweatshirt is imprinted on the left chest with the full color VCOM Multi-Campus logo. You'll love the soft feel and moisture wicking properties that make this hoodie a candidate for your new favorite sweatshirt.
- Preshrunk fleece knit
- Air jet yarn = softer feel and reduced pilling
- DryBlend technology: delivers moisture-wicking properties
- Double-lined hood with color-matched drawcord
- Heat transfer label
- Pouch pocket
- Double-needle stitching at waistband and cuffs
- 1 x 1 rib with spandex
- Quarter-turned to eliminate center crease


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Be The Idol is a Chinese TV show broadcasted on national television every Friday night. Participants travel to various cities, in which they collaborate with super stars such as Lionel Richie.
BKW Studio asked PlusOne to develop the opening sequence for the populair show. We aimed on visualizing the rollercoaster experience in a playful color palette. Hope you like it!


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NPH is a homeowner, and the crib is pretty cool. According to Us Weekly, Neil's not-so-little Brownstone is based in Harlem and measures in at a whopping 8,000 square feet. Sounds like there is lots of room for his little ones to run around.
OK! News: Healthy Eats: Take the Work Out of Back to School Meals
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The How I Met Your Mother Star and David Burtka reportedly also get to enjoy five floors, hardwood floors, and the most beautiful kitchen we've ever seen in our entire lives. Whew! They won't have to worry about an overcrowded spice cabinet, and we're dying over what appears to be marble countertops. Living. The. Life.
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To put it quite simply, this isn't your average city apartment.
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My name is Leanne and creator of the blog Elle Apparel. I am married to my high school sweetheart and mother to my one-year-old son, Bradley. I started Elle Apparel to sell my hair accessories and aprons, and it has become an outlet where I can post tutorials of the clothing, home décor, etc. that I create. Enjoy this tutorial and feel free to stop by my blog to see more tutorials and accessories I have for sale in my shop.
One thing that you should know about me is that I rarely use a pattern when I make clothes. Patterns give me the heebie jeebies and make me all nervous and sweaty. I'd rather figure out how to make something on my own, and measure it to my body so that I get it to fit just how I want.
You will need:
- 2 yards of fabric (make sure you chose fabric that hangs nicely. I used a linen for this one)
- (optional): 4 yards of lace or cute trim
- Zipper
I'll give you the step-by-step instructions using my measurements, but just remember to substitute your own measurements.
(*note: s.a = seam allowance)
1. Measure the entire circumference of your waist
2. Add 1" to the length for a 1/2" seam allowance per side.
3. My waistband was 3" thick, but you can decide how thick you want it to be. Add the thickness that you want plus 1" to the width for a 1/2" seam allowance for the top and bottom.
4. Cut 2 waistbands with these measurements.
My waistband measured:
1. Measure the length at the bottom of where you want your waistband to hit down to your knees.
2. Measure your waist at the bottom of there you want your waistband to hit. Divide this number by 4. There will be 2 separate back panels that meet up in the middle of your back, so this will give us the measurements for the width of those 2 panels.
3. Each panel will have a pleat, so you will need to add 8" to the width of each of the two back panels.
4. Add 1" to the width of each panel for a ½" seam allowance per side.
5. Add 1 ½" to the length of each panel for a ½" seam allowance on top and 1" hem on the bottom.
My 2 back panels each measured: 18"W x 22 ½"L
Width- 9" + 8" (for pleat) + 1" (for ½" s.a. per side) = 18"
1. Measure the front portion of your waist at the bottom of where you want your waistband to hit.
2. For the bottom width of the front piece, add 5" so that it flares slightly at the bottom.
3. Add 1" to the width of your front piece for a ½" seam allowance per side.
4. Add 1 ½" to the length for a ½" seam allowance on top and 1" hem on the bottom. (this length should be the same length as your two back panels.)
My front piece measured:
16" top width, 21" bottom width x 22 ½" L
Top width- 15" + 1" (for ½" s.a. per side) = 16"
Bottom width- 15" + 5" + 1" (for ½" s.a. per side) = 21"
You will need 4 triangles for the front ruffles on the skirt. The easiest way to do this is to cut out 2 rectangles and then cut them diagonally.
The long straight side of the triangle needs to be a few inches longer than the length of the skirt, because it will be tucked up into the hem.
The width of the top of each triangle needs to be about 1 ½ times the width of the front of the skirt.
For my triangles:
I cut 2 rectangles that measured 23" W x 26" L.
· To get the width, I took the width of the front of my skirt, 16", and added 7".
· To get the length, I took the length of the skirt, 22 ½, and added about 4")
Then I cut each of them on the diagonal, giving me 4 triangles the same size.
1. Sew the 2 waistbands together along the top with a ½" s.a. Press seams open, place wrong sides together, and iron flat. Set aside.
2. Take 2 of your triangles and place one on top of the other so that all sides meet up. Sew a ¼" s.a. along the side and the diagonal, leaving the top section open. Repeat this step with the remaining 2 triangles.
*note: I accidentally sewed the top section of the triangle instead of the side, so don't follow my example.
3. Miter the corners of the triangles. Flip both triangles inside out so that the right sides face out and iron flat.
4. Take the top corners of your two triangles (where the shorter edge and the diagonal meet), and fold them back 5 ½". Set aside.
5. Take your 2 back panels for the skirt. Along the top of the width of your first panel, place a mark 3" in from the left side of your fabric. Then mark 11" in from that same side.
6. With your second panel, do the same thing except place a mark 3" in from the right side. Then mark 11" in from that same side.
7. Fold each back panel so that the 2 marks on each panel meet to create a pleat. Iron flat only at the top of the pleat and pin in place.
8. Sew along the top of each pleated panel ¼" away from the top to secure the pleat. Set aside.
9. Take your 2 triangles and pin the long sides of each triangle to the sides of the front skirt piece. Make sure all top and side edges line up.
10. Mark the center point on the top of the front skirt piece, and pin each top corner of your triangles in the middle.
11. Now with all of the excess fabric in your triangles, create 3 pleats about 2" apart. I had enough fabric to tuck under each pleat 1 ½".
12. Create 2-3 tiny pleats with the top two small triangles. Mine were only tucked under ½ - ¼ inches.
13. Sew along the top of the front portion of the skirt with a ¼" seam. This will connect the triangles to the front of the skirt and hold the pleats in place.
14. Line up the front section with the 2 back sections, with right sides together. Remember that the sides of the back panels are the furthest away from the pleat. Pin both sides together and sew with a 1/2" s.a. Stop sewing when you get 5" from the bottom of the dress.
15. Move the bottom of the triangles out of the way, and hem the skirt by folding under ½ ", then ½ " again.
16. Fold the bottom ends of the triangle under the skirt, letting the triangles hang 1" longer than the hem. Pin in place.
18. Sew the side seams together with a ½" s.a. and serge or zigzag stitch along the side seams to keep from fraying. Do the same thing to each side of what will be the back center seam.
19. Open up the waistband and pin one side of the waistband all along the top of the skirt, with right sides together. The opening of the waistband will be in the center of the back, lining up with the center of the two back panels.
21. Flip the waistband over so that the right side is facing out and iron flat. Fold the remaining raw edge under 1/4" and sew around the bottom and the top of the waistband very close to the edge to give a finished look.
22. Now it is time to insert your zipper. Sew the back of the skirt together (right sides together) with a ½" seam, but remember to switch to a basting stitch the length of your zipper when you get to the top.
23. Insert your zipper. I used this tutorial.
Voila!! Your Pinwheel Skirt is now complete!
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Auction Rules
Whitey's Auctioneers & Appraisals Inc.
Always and Still selling donated vehicles to the general public!
Please enjoy our new website! We hope you find this a more useful tool for research and preview of your next purchase. We have a BI- weekly auction sale environment that still proves to provide the bidder with the opportunity to have more control on their pricing as you vigorously bid for the bargains.
Also please understand that all the vehicles are sold on behalf of the owners(95% OF WHICH IS NON-PROFITS) and there is an expected minimum amount that must be met to ensure a continuous and vibrant market with a ample source of inventory. ( Nobody wants to sell their item for nothing! ) Most items are to be sold without reserve, to the highest bidder, and will be announced as such. All other items are to be considered with reserve, you must bid to buy.
Absentee Bidding
All items YOU may also bid on by securing an Absentee bid via email, and online when viewing the pictures, the sidebar button marked Place Absentee Bid please ask on details. You will need to register for bid number and may have to leave a deposit in a voucher form or cash to show good faith intentions. We will bid on your behalf as your Proxy and will go up to the set maximum amount that you place, in most cases you may Win the Bid for even less than your absentee bid, all from the comfort of your home or church.
No children under the age of 14 is NOT allowed in or beyond the preview areas they must stay within the gates and with parental/guardian at all time, as the Auction is operating. They are encouraged to attend the auction.
Terms and Conditions
These terms are absolute and cannot be altered or changed in any way. If you cannot follow these terms completely, we ask you NOT TO BID OR ACCEPT A BIDDERS CARD. If you do not understand any of these conditions, please ask the auctioneer before bidding. Once you have been recognized and awarded as the winning bidder, you have entered into a LEGALLY BINDING CONTRACT, and must follow through with all purchases made, completely. No transfer of property is recognized from bidder to bidder. All persons taking legal ownership of said property must register to bid prior to bidding on an item. You must be 18 years of age to register as a bidder. You must have a Valid Drivers License or State Identification to Title Transfer and Register a vehicle.
No Guarantee - Everything is Sold AS IS, Where is Without Guarantee or warranty of any kind, regardless of any statements made by any persons in or at the sale. Use your preview period to inspect any and all property you may bid on and accept your purchase with all its faults and flaws. Other than delivery of title and bill of sale, neither auctioneers nor others make or imply any warranty of any kind.
Payments and Deposits- All purchases require a deposit be placed immediately after the fall of gavel or when Auctioneer says SOLD and calls your Bidder number. This will ensure the car is sold to you and holds it thru checkout time till Tues 5pm.
$0 - $999.00 $100
$1000.00 - $1999.00 $250
Pacific- All purchases must be Paid In Full by Tuesday, 5 pm following the auction. Checkout times are after sale of runners on sale day till 5 p.m. and also Monday and Tuesday from 10 a.m. till 5 p.m. Final cash out and removal must be finished by Tuesday 5 p.m. or purchases will be forfeited resulting in a breech of contract.
Yard Rules - All non-runners must be removed off property prior to any repairs. No tools allowed on property, No hands under hoods, No jump boxes in the non-runner section. No moving of vehicles during preview and sale times. Any violations are grounds for ejection from yards and punishable by law in accordance with insurance regulations and state liability codes. Absolutely no dogs on the property per rules of board of health.
Methods of Payment - We accept Cash, Visa, and MasterCard. We do not accept personal or business checks of any kind.
Credit/Debit Cards - Visa & Mastercard Accepted only with Chip. Must provide two forms of identification at the time of purchase.
Bidding Increments - The auctioneer always has the right to refuse any and all bids. He also has the right to set the bidding increments and lot or re-lot item prior to fall of the gavel, regardless of type of auction being conducted. It is customary for the Auctioneer to start the bid at half the value an proceed with 250 and 100 dollar increments then between final bidders in 100 or 50 dollar increments, don't forget the grinding last fight to win where 25 and 12.50 increments are used to the gavel falls.
Hold Harmless - The buyers hereby indemnify and hold harmless the auctioneer and/or clients, also to include any other parties in the company for damages, claims, or liabilities from injuries to persons or property of any type. Buyers remove purchases at their own risk.
Title Transfer- All who Registers and obtains a Bid card, at the time of Title Transfer, the vehicle will be Transferred ONLY to whom is Registered. (i.e. Name, Address on Receipt!) Make sure its updated!
Responsibility and Title - Buyers are responsible for their purchase after the gavel falls. You must guard your purchase accordingly. The auctioneer is an agent under contract for the property being sold. Absolutely no adjustments, claims or refunds will be allowed after final settlement. Any claims must be made at the block at the time of sale. You must be 18 years of age to register a vehicle in your name. You must have a Valid Driver License or State Identification to title transfer a vehicle.
Taxes and Fees - This sale has a 12% buyer's premium in effect. We also collect sales tax (currently 10.3 % in Pacific, WA). Title transfer, Tabs and license Plate Base Fee of $137.50-$187.50 for each vehicle, and a $75.00 Documentation Fee per VEHICLE. There are additional licensing fees that you will be responsible for based on the vehicle and where you live.
Sample Breakdown off Bidders Fees and Responsibility
Price (Varies) $1000 Charity/Consignor
Buyers Premium (12%) $120 Auction House
Documentation Fee $75 State Mandates
Sales Tax (10.3%) $123.09 State of WA
Title Transfer ($137.50-$167.50) $137.50 Dept. of License
(Depends on GVWT of car)
RTA ($0-$300+) $10 Dept. of License
Total Due $1465.59
$2000 bid price:
Price (Varies) $2000 Charity/Consignor
Buyers Premium (12%) $240 Auction House
Documentation Fee $75 State Mandates
Sales Tax (10.3%) $238.45 State of WA
Title Transfer ($137.50-$187.50) $157.50 Dept. of License
(Depends on GVWT of car)
RTA ($0-$300+) $28 Dept. of License
Total Due $2739.55
Any additional Licensing fees for tabs and plates are extra.
Announcements - Any announcements on the day of auction shall take precedence over any other previously advertised or stated conditions. Listen to the announcements. Other information or terms during the course of the auction may relate to specific items or removal.
At Whitey's Auction there are vehicles sold to the highest bidder!
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The BBC and the MSM will lie, distort and trample over anyone or anything that shines a light on the real threats to Britain.
Liberals are a violent, hateful, deceiving, lot of racists and bigots who always blame others for their own evils.
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Diversity and identity politics between "communities"?
It is like a giant game of "Top Trumps".
There was once only "community" – not "communities" – and I feel we were very much better of for it.
Some say it was "boring" before we had such "vibrancy" – but I say it was peaceful, harmonious, strong and secure.
Now look at the place – a total mess of squabbling over things that never even need have happened or transpire.
Liberalism, it sure is a "gift" that keeps on giving.
Diversity just means massive costs and constant interventions to manage problems that need never have existed.
The BBC once a bastion of fact now an echo chamber of fools. The Ministry of Propaganda for its puppet masters the globalists and the EU. A tangled web they weave in order to deceive. But as always they underestimate the British people.
Our greatest weapon is that. They will live to regret choosing the wrong side in this war, we will have our day and the BBC will pay for their deceit. The blinkers have been lifted, the public woke up from slumber and we all saw that the Emperor was not wearing any clothes at all.
The BBC are 'owned'. They only speak for themselves and their masters. They don't speak for the people.
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What a wild and crazy place to go for a comic book convention. I seriously had a good time, if the security guards would have gotten off my butt about taking pictures in the hallway and photo bombing me right and left. The good folks at Wizard World Philly let me ride side saddle during the Cosplay contest as long as I was cool and didn't get in the way (ok that happened once, sorry about that). And that was a total riot to be part of, it was a well run Cosplay contest, and here are the photos from that shoot.
This was really one of my first east coast comic cons, I have been to SPX, but that really isn't a comic book convention, it is more of a showcase show. A place where you do all the highlights and here is the cool stuff I am doing and oh hey there is an awards ceremony along the way. Now Wizard World is a comic book convention, you are there to see cool new stuff, engage with equally or more so foaming at the mouth fans than you, and generally show off the inner nerd you might not be able to show off at work. That is what makes comic book conventions awesome, and why Philly Wizard World might just end up being a normal stop for Comics Forge.
The Cosplay contest was actually pretty special, but with all the people there who were participating, it was getting very hard to get everyone in frame. First you have 150 or so people in front of you, then you about 20 feet away, and needing that extra 10 feet to even think of getting everyone in frame at 18MM, but there are some 500 people behind you wondering why there is all that extra space in front of you, and then some wonderfully competent and delightful Wizard World stage manager trying to keep the mayhem from erupting. That was one awesome lady. So sit back and enjoy the pictures, if you see yourself in there, just right click save as a copy and give some credit back to Comics Forge. It was a good time, and really easy to get in and out of.
After all it is not every day that you get to simply land, walk on over and engage in weird mayhem and get to piss off security guards because you took a picture in the hallway. Seriously folks, when you tell me there are 9/11 reasons not to take a picture in a hallway, don't you think you are jacking the paranoia up a bit. Take a lesson from the west coast, chill.


text: Science, Tech, Math › Animals & Nature What Is a Squat Lobster? Share Flipboard Email Print Hairy Squat Lobster (Lauriea siagiani) Triton Bay, West Papua, Indonesia. Daniela Dirscherl/WaterFrame/Getty Images Animals & Nature Marine Life Marine Life Profiles Marine Habitat Profiles Sharks Key Terms Amphibians Birds Habitat Profiles Mammals Reptiles Wildlife Conservation Insects Forestry Dinosaurs Evolution View More by Jennifer Kennedy Jennifer Kennedy is an environmental educator who has more than 20 years of experience studying and educating the public about the oceans. Updated December 13, 2019 In their book The Biology of Squat Lobsters, Poor, et. al. say that despite the fact that many have not heard of them, squat lobsters are far from hidden. They say they are "dominant, numerous and highly visible crustaceans on seamounts, continental margins, many shelf environments and coral reefs at all depths, and at hydrothermal vents." These often colorful animals are also featured in many underwater photos and video. Squat Lobster Species There are over 900 species of squat lobsters, and it is thought that there are many more yet to be discovered. One of the most famous squat lobsters in recent times is the yeti crab, which was discovered during surveys conducted in conjunction with the Census of Marine Life. Identification Squat lobsters are small, often colorful animals. They can be less than one inch to about 4 inches in length, depending upon the species. Squat lobsters have 10 legs. The first pair of legs are very long and contain claws. The three pairs of legs after that are used for walking. The fifth pair has small claws and may be used for cleaning gills. This fifth pair of legs is much smaller than the legs in "true" crabs. Squat lobsters have a short abdomen that is folded under their body. Unlike lobsters and crayfish, squat lobsters don't have true uropods (the appendages that form the tail fan). Lobster Cocktail? Squat lobsters are in the infraorder Anomura - many of the animals in this infraorder are called "crabs," but they are not true crabs. They aren't lobsters, either. In fact, squat lobsters are more closely related to hermit crabs than to lobsters (e.g., the American lobster). In the seafood world, they may be marketed as langostino lobsters (langostino is Spanish for "prawn") and even sold as shrimp cocktail. Classification Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Arthropoda Subphylum: Crustacea Class: Malacostraca Subclass: Eumalacostraca Order: Decapoda Infraorder: Anomura Families: Chirostylidae and Galatheidae Habitat and Distribution Squat lobsters live in oceans around the world, with the exception of the coldest Arctic and Antarctic waters. They can be found on sandy bottoms and hidden in rocks and crevices. They also may be found in the deep sea around seamounts, hydrothermal vents and in underwater canyons. Feeding Depending on the species, squat lobsters may eat plankton, detritus or dead animals. Some feed on bacteria at hydrothermal vents. Some (e.g., Munidopsis andamanica) are even specialized to eat wood from sunken trees and shipwrecks. Reproduction The reproductive habits of squat lobsters are not well known. Like other crustaceans, they lay eggs. The eggs hatch into larvae that eventually develop into juvenile, and then adult, squat lobsters. Conservation and Human Uses Squat lobsters are relatively small, so fisheries around them have not developed in many areas. However, as mentioned above, they may be harvested and sold as cocktail shrimp or in "lobster" dishes, and can be used as feed stock for chickens and at fish farms. References and Further Information Aquarium of the Pacific. Squat Lobster. Accessed April 29, 2014.Bok, M. 2010. Wood-eating Squat Lobsters of the Deep. Arthropoda Blog. Accessed April 29, 2014.Kilgour, M. 2008. Squat Lobsters: More Questions Than Answers. NOAA Ocean Explorer. Accessed May 5, 2014. McLaughlin, P., S. Ahyong & J.K. Lowry (2002 onwards). Anomura: Families. Version: 2 October 2002. http://crustacea.net.Poor, G., Ahyong, S. and J. Taylor. 2011. The Biology of Squat Lobsters. Accessed online via Google Books, April 29, 2014.Schmidt, C. 2007. No Matter What You Call It, 'Squat' Isn't Lobster. Wild Catch Magazine. Accessed April 29, 2014.WoRMS. 2014. Anomura. Accessed through World Register of Marine Species, May 5, 2014. Continue Reading


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The Columbia University Medical Center Project for Interprofessional Education and Practice, with support from the Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation, invites you to experience States of Grace, a story of the devotion, resilience and commitment inherent in caring for another. Embedded within the narrative of Dr. Grace Dammann's recovery from a near-fatal accident lie testimonies to a life spent caring for others, from the charges of serving the HIV community, to the journey of raising a child with special needs, to the family, supporters and partners that created the bedrock of her recovery. While depicting the complexities of service across disparate times and contexts, States of Grace elucidates the power of diverse teams and the eclectic strategies inherent in caring for another. After over one year of vital integrative rehabilitation and physical therapy, the film captures Dr. Dammann's return to her partner Nancy and daughter Sabrina, to the LGBTQ and Zen Buddhist communities and to the challenges and triumphs that accompany the creation of purpose in a new life. Through its various depictions of compassion and discovery, one is left to consider which threads each of us will choose as we weave our very own fabrics of meaning and care. More info on the film >>


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Hi sweet friends!
Today's the day – Early Access to the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale is here!
So what makes the Anniversary Sale so darn special?
It's brand new items offered at sale prices (for a limited amount of time!) After the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale ends, sale prices shoot right back up to original prices!
Today is a big day because it's the first day that you can shop all of the sale goodness. The only requirement? A Nordstrom card. As a longtime Nordy girl, I have a Nordstrom credit card, and I highly recommend it!
If you don't have a Nordstrom card, then you can start shopping the sale on July 20th. The only bummer is that the best of the best is usually sold out. So I much prefer shopping the sale early! 🙂
I've rounded up 25 under $100 sale finds below for ya!
(And keep on scrolling if you want to shop some sale splurges too!!)
Shop The Collage Below:
- Belted Red Skirt
- Hunter Boots
- Aviators (I bought these in-store… absolutely LOVE THEM!)
- Bow Tie Blouse
- Wool & Cashmere Poncho
- Black Spaghetti Tank Top
- Plaid Stripe Pencil Skirt
- Reversible Houndstooth Scarf
- Striped Oversized Button Down
- BaubleBar Drop Earrings (3 color options!)
- Open Toe Mules (4 color options!)
- Faux Leather Duffel
- Gorjana Drop Earrings
- Longline White Button Down
- Lace Up Ruffle Cami (3 color options)
- Lace High Neck Top
- Steve Madden Rumble Booties
- Steve Madden Over The Knee Boots (also in brown)
- Madewell Oversized Short Sleeve Top
- Nike Sneakers
- V-Neck Top (5 color options!)
- Blush Ruffle Neck Top
- Red & Pink Bow Slides
- Metal Handle Faux Leather Satchel
- Baby Pink Colorblocked Scarf
If you want to splurge, I've rounded up the ca-uuutest designer sale items below!
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Shop The Collage Below:
- MCM Rolling Suitcase
- Tory Burch Flats (3 color options!)
- Gucci Sunglasses
- Tory Burch Cuties (Blush Bag // Wallet // Black Bag)
- Stella McCartney Aviators
- Michele Watch (also in silver & rose gold)
- MCM Hobo Bag
- Tumi Rolling Suitcase
Be sure to come back tomorrow for more Anniversary Sale goodness!
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DEBORAH BIELE EDITOR OF THE NOW YORK TIMES "All the news that would give The Times fits."
I was born in New York City at the French Hospital in 1939. My parents were both children of Jewish immigrants fleeing from oppression against Jews in Russia and Hungary.
By my grandparents standards the life they made for themselves here was a god-sent gift; despite the fact that they worked till they dropped. I did not know my paternal grandparents and on my mothers side only my grandmother remained. For me she was the great refuge I needed during my pre teen years. She died when I was twenty-one.
After WWII, my father and my mothers sister started a small manufacturing business making private label bras contracted for by the Peter Pan Company and perhaps one or two other well known manufacturers. My grandmother and aunt worked as the Foreladies of the business and my father was the treasurer/accountant of this dismal pursuit. Mother was working for Fadiman Associates (Clifton and Edwin Fadiman) in mid town New York. Every day she took a bus into the City from Bayonne, NJ where we were all living in only a 2 bedroom apartment. I slept in a small bed in the same room with my grandmother and aunt who shared a double bed. My grandmother used to store her home made raisin wine and her home made dill pickles in huge glass jars that were stored under my bed. On wash days, my grandmother and my aunt Ann would pull a clothes line across the room above the middle of the bed and hang their corsets on the line along with other large, ugly ladies bloomers. Despite the cramped apartment and corsets and bloomers hanging out to dry over my grandmothers bed, it was a place of love and security for me. It was short lived.
After my father came back home and moved into the 2nd bedroom with my mother every one shifted their focus to him. My parents argued and my mother argued with my grandmother and I felt lost in the cracks that were separating all of us.
The legacy of those years is that I learned to fend for myself. I was an angry and distrustful little girl who found ways to escape through art and imagination. I was sullen and lonely with no girl or anyone my age to play with except two little boys who always tried to draw me into games of sexual exploitation that I successfully resisted with my fists.
My mother and father finally moved out of Bayonne to the Bronx, NY when I was nine years old. Space, my god, I finally had space, my own room, my own closet and chest of drawers. My first couple of years there were wonderfully happy. I had friends who lived in the same apartment building and at school, which was just across the street from my house.
The cracks in the relationship between my mother and father widened and my relationship with my father completely collapsed. By the time I was a junior in high school I could not wait to get out of my parental home.
Therapy, a lot of therapy carried me through my early twenties and I started to put my life into some kind of reasonable order. By 1969 the news of the feminist activists was reaching my ears. At this time, I was working with my partner, Maria in an art studio business we began a year earlier and it was doing well.
Though later in life my sexuality evolved into a bi-sexual orientation, at the time I considered myself a lesbian. I was in a relationship with Maria and most of the women I met in the movement just seemed to accept us without questioning us about our sexuality. Maria and I joined NOW, New York and began going to meetings.
In 1970 Betty Friedan was planning a national Strike for Equality on the 50th anniversary of the 19th Amendment and NYNOWs committee led by Jacqui Ceballos, was planning many of actions for that day in the city. Three weeks before the 26th a press conference was held to announce Strike events. Bella Abzug, then running for Congress, and the very popular Gloria Steinem, who had made it clear she was a feminist, were invited in order to impress the press, which at that time, was all male and mostly anti feminist . But Betty didnt show later we learned that the Long Island Railroad was , as usual, late so Jacqui Ceballos took charge and told the press several things women would do on the 26th including writing and circulating a newspaper written as though women ran the world.
The press picked up on it, and we had to make it happen. I volunteered to produce the newspaper and several NOW members, including the president, Ivy Bottini, eagerly became the Editorial Committee, and we turned the fabulous NOW YORK TIMES now a collectors item. I was editor, Articles were written tongue in cheek by Dolores Alexander, Lee Walker, Betty Berry, Pat McQuillan, and other New York NOW members. On the 26th we handed the newspaper out to all the writers at the New York Times building and later plastered it all over the city.
I became the first chair of a new Women in the Media committee and the group of women who came to the first meeting at my house became the core group for a research project to demonstrate how women were negatively portrayed in programming and also how biased the media was towards feminist causes. We also were able to prove that women were very underrepresented in jobs in television. We decided to focus our efforts on WABC because we felt that Roger Grimsby, the news anchor at the station demonstrated a particularly egregious attitude towards feminists and feminism generally. We challenged WABC s license with the FCC and we WON! Their license was denied and the station was forced to negotiate with a committee to upgrade their programming and to come into compliance with the hiring of more females in higher positions at the station.
Maria and I separated in September of 1971. I was still in my early 30s and I had a secret desire to go back and finish my college degree. I moved out of the city to Stony Brook, NY to go back to school. I finished my undergrad degree and went straight into the PhD program there. I was in my third year of the PhD program when I started interviewing for jobs as a professor. Thats when reality hit me, as the kids say, upside the head. I was not prepared to take a vow of poverty to teach sociology. That being the case, I abandoned my pursuit of a doctorate and settled for my masters degree. In 1980, the job market for a woman with an advanced degree was a fertile field and I started a new career as a social scientist. I have never had regrets about leaving the art world. The last years of my research career were spent at the University of the Miami School of Medicine doing really interesting work on diseases that have a dramatic impact on families like Type II diabetes. I am retired now but I have a research idea in the pot and I hope to have a proposal that will interest a publisher who has a track record for putting out work in gender studies.
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Just an FYI for everyone... The Doo House Inc. will be in Cheyenne Saturday. If you would like a free estimate be sure to give us a call on our primary number, 307-222-9877. We may stop by the Home and Garden Show so if you see us out be sure to say hi as we always take time to talk to all of you, GOD BLESS!!!
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The leaderboards I'm seeing are different from the ones my friends are seeing even though we're in the same league? Is there a way to play with friends in the same leaderboard?
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The reason you are seeing different leaderboards is because a leaderboard holds 200 users, once one fills up, a new leaderboard is started.
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Back when I was growing up USTA tournaments were played out to the end and they meant something to play. It was almost like the United States Postal Service–rain never stopped the postman and it did not stop USTA tournaments from being completed. If a tournament had to be finished on Monday or the following night or even a few nights later the officials, players and parents did what it took to get it done. Because USTA tournaments meant something and they were special events to be played and to be won.
These days when the rain falls you can begin to see the USTA referees, tournament directors and other administrators for the events begin to pack up faster than my dad could knock me into next week! 🙂
"There used to be real endings to USTA junior tournaments as a champion was crowned–now, often there is no ending; just a place where you stop competing, a place where you stop playing!"
In the past you crowned a victor. The victor is no longer the goal in the "full on" points chase the USTA has in place. This whole way of handling things has crept up on us very slowly and quietly.
I would love to see us go back to the days where players and officials stayed and finished a tournament no matter how long it takes. But it is going to be tough to return to those days because not many people will have the stomach for it. The tournament administrators certainly will not. And nowadays the parents are not even really wanting to wait around to find out who wins.
It seems convenience and the easier way have found a home in our tournament lexicon. Waiting for the clouds to break and the storms to past just takes too much time.0
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Cristiano Ronaldo open to Old Trafford return
Cristiano Ronaldo has refused to rule out a return to Manchester United, admitting he retains 'passion' and 'love' for the club.
The Real Madrid forward, who could make a cameo appearance against United in a pre-season friendly in Ann Arbor, Michigan, later today, left Old Trafford in a world record £80m transfer to Spain in the summer of 2009.
But after admitting to being overcome by emotion when he returned to United for a Champions League tie with Real in March 2013, Ronaldo revealed that he could not rule out another stint at Old Trafford in the future.
"It was one of my favourite clubs, Manchester," Ronaldo said. "Everyone knows that every time when I speak about Real Madrid I should speak about Manchester United, I loved it there.
"I was 18 years old (when I signed), I win everything there, the people treat me like a God there so I appreciate that and the future, nobody knows.
"I remember when we played there against Manchester in the Champions League, -- they kill me, my heart was so happy.
"I had fantastic moments and I appreciate this club. For me, it's one of the best clubs in the world and I have passion for this club.
"Some players I am still in contact with because when I was there, I created a good relationship with everybody, not just the players, but all the staff around.
"It was like my second family there, so I'll not forget that the people treat me good.
"I love Manchester, and to be back, I never know, you never know. Football you never know.
"Of course, I'm happy at Real Madrid, it's my home, it's my club, but Manchester treated me unbelievable so we never know."
United attempted to re-sign Ronaldo twelve months ago at the start of the David Moyes' regime, but the Portugal captain chose instead to sign a new contract the Bernabeu.
Without Ronaldo, United suffered their worst-ever Premier League season under Moyes, who was sacked and replaced by Louis van Gaal as manager.
And with United impressing in their tour games under Van Gaal, Ronaldo believes his former club have secured the best possible manager in the Dutchman.
"It will be a better season for sure," Ronaldo said. "My feeling is he is a fantastic coach, he showed them all the time for Holland, the team play unbelievable, good football and I hope that Manchester come back like the people know.
"A strong United, playing nice football, with a lot of goals.
"I think Van Gaal is going to do a fantastic job, he's experienced manager and I think he's going to do well for Manchester."
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Apple, give us some new toys!
Despite strong sales of Apple's iPod Touch and Macbook computers, bloggers are clamoring for Steve Jobs and his team to introduce a range of new devices, or significant upgrades to existing models, beyond the usual Mac rumor mill.
At Silicon Alley Insider, they think it's time for Jobs to consider a tablet Mac. SAI says the iPod Touch could be combined with the cheap, small 'netbook' laptops that are selling well for Dell and Asus.
It's time for Steve Jobs to smash them together into a killer multi-touch tablet. We're calling ours the iPod touch HD for now, and we're hoping we can buy it before next Christmas.
SAI thinks a new device should not have keyboards.
Keyboards add bulk and weight, and are hardly useful in miniaturized form. If anything, let us hook up an external Apple wireless keyboard for another $79.
But at Gizmodo, they believe the one thing the iPhone might be missing is a physical keyboard. Gizmodo has a Photoshopped vision of what that might look like, courtesy of blogger Mat Brady in New Zealand. Also see it here. The keyboarded device is nicknamed the iPhone Pro. Gizmodo says:
Something we don't expect at MacWorld 2009 at all. However, we do expect something like this to come at a later date. Why? Because it just makes sense
Meanwhile, Brady has also included a charming note to Jobs asking for a better camera on the iPhone:
Hi Steve,
As you can see I've made a few design suggestions to your iPhone.
I've held off getting an iPhone until it gets a better camera. (See pic)
Let me know when I can get rid of my N95.
Mat Brady
So there you are, global recession or not, Apple lovers still can't get enough of that Cupertino, California design magic.
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No physical keyboard please. A tablet with a larger virtual keyboard and handwriting recognition will be a killer. The iPhone and iPod touch already have handwriting recognition for both traditional and simplified languages and I am happy to report that it works very nicely. We should have even more choice with handwriting recognition for the Roman alphabet etc. etc. etc.
[…] Despite strong sales of Apple's iPod Touch and Macbook computers, bloggers are clamoring for Steve Jobs and his team to introduce a range of new devices, or significant upgrades to existing models, beyond the usual Mac rumor mill. At Silicon Alley … Source: Apple, give us some new toys! – Reuters Blogs […]
iphone is a revolution in the technology industry and you can see all the other companies have followed it with there own versions in the market…….. i agree with mat brady the iphone camera is not that impressive… but things are never perfect …thye evolve time to time ……… yes steve we look for more exciting stuff from apple………….
I have always loved the way these people say their proposed products "make sense."
Surely, if their suggestions actually made sense, they would be founding companies to produce and market them for themselves and get rich?
I would like to see a phone called the iBarack. I see it as a sleek, black kohl colored phone that reacts faster and even more intelligently than the one I currently have. It should have a button that says iBarack. That takes you to all the political news of the day. There should be a twitter button and a GPS feature. Somehow, the shape should channel Airforce I. It should be very light (Obama is very lite looking) and sleek and the ultimate "smartphone." At the back, it should have the Obama logo beneath the Apple logo. By Marion TD Lewis, Esq. Blogger: iBarack: An Historic Presidency.


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Tuesday, February 21, 2012
The World Around You
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Archive for October, 2011
Letter to an Attorney from a Loving Mother
Posted by CPN in Announcements on October 26, 2011
September 21, 2011
Dear Sir,
In the event of either of my sons contacting you regarding representation of another traffic citation, please recommend that they attend a crash prevention class. I had the opportunity of attending one recently at the Guilford Co. courthouse. The information that the instructors provided would definitely benefit them. It would allow them to see that operating a vehicle is a privilege and that they are responsible for doing it safely. They were involved in a terrible car accident on 9/17 in which two other vehicles were struck by their car. They were running late to work and of course, speeding. I am so thankful that no one passed away but the boys are well aware that the accident could have had a devastating ending for all involved. My husband and I have been seriously talking with them about the accident and about being safe on the highways and especially about making better choices in life. I know that you have a busy schedule and deal with many clients but it is my mission to keep my sons alive, out of jail and especially out of the cemetery.
Thank you,


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Floorball - Tuesday 25th September 2018
Year 6 and below cricket at Cirencester Cricket Club
A wonderful team effort for the Federation Girls team finishing second in our group and narrowly missing out on a semi final place by 20 runs. Well done to all involved.
23.1.2018 Floorball Report
The Cotswold Floorball League's 'A' Team competition is down to the last six. On 6th March holders Dormer House and North Cotswold Federation will join Ilmington, St Catharines, Temple Guiting and St James & Ebrington in the final set of play off matches. The top two teams at that stage will contest the final, later in the year.
St Davids started the day in pole position with two wins counting from earlier matches. They played the Moreton derby against Dormer House winning with a single strike by Joe Winder from a free hit. Unfortunately, they were caught cold by Sedgeberrow, who also won by a single Tom Crawford goal. St Davids had a power play in the final minutes, but were kept out by fine defensive play from goalkeeper Zak Freeman and his backs. NCSF also forced a win against St Davids, courtesy of two Jamie Fowler goals.
NCSF had a great evening with three more wins to top the play off table. They opened the scoring against Sedgeberrow when Jacob Brewerton tucked the ball home from a melee in front of goal. The Federation almost immediately lost a player to the sin bin, allowing Crawford to level. Brewerton, Fowler and Brewerton again sealed the 4-1 victory. This fine form continued against Blockley, Noah Custard's opener being followed by Brewerton's brace in a 3-0 win. Not even two losses to the sin bin could prevent the win. Mickleton were the one team which caused NCSF some trouble. Tilly Walker did some great work, hitting the post and having shots save, which allowed Sam Meddins-Fawden to put Mickleton ahead on the rebound. NCSF knew that attacking straight from the face off was a good time to equalise and did so admirably through Noah Custard. Custard then made it 2-1 and Brewerton enhanced his tally to make it 3-1 at the final whistle.
Blockley earned a hard won 1-0 victory against Mickleton, Ebony Dean-Brown giving them the early lead. Mickleton lessened their chances when two players were sent to the penalty box, yet finished the game stronger and were only denied a point by Andre Jeffrey' fine last second save. Mickleton did salvage pride when they defeated Sedgeberrow 2-0, Adam Bird and Tilly Walker the scorers.
These results left the holders, Dormer House, in danger of losing their title, but they rallied with three wins. Finlay Holland-Bird scored both goals in a 2-0 against Sedgeberrow. Maisie Smith scored the only goal against Blockley after another mad flurry in the goal mouth. Blockley nearly levelled when fine work by Dean-Brown gifted Max Bolam an almost open goal, only for Will Droy to somehow save the shot. Holland-Bird's hat trick laid the foundations for victory against Mickleton, Maisie Smith adding the fourth before Walker pulled back a consolation for Mickleton.
The last two sets of play offs leave 7th to 14th places decided as follows:
7th St Davids
8th Sedgeberrow
9th Blockley
10th Mickleton
11th Bourton on the Water
12th Willersey
13th St Marys
14th Shipston
Sedgeberrow, the only first school in the league, only just avoided being regarded as too good to defend their 'B' Team title.
NCSF 2-0 St Davids
NCSF 4-1 Sedgeberrow
NCSF 3-0 Blockley
NCSF 3-1 Mickleton
Dormer House 0-1 St Davids
Dormer House 2-0 Sedgeberrow
Dormer House 1-0 Blockley
Dormer House 4-1 Mickleton
Blockley 1-0 Mickleton
Mickleton 2-0 Sedgeberrow
St Davids 0-1 Sedgeberrow
Next week, 30th January 2018, Blockley, St James & Ebrington C, Dormer House, Sedgeberrow, Ilmington and Temple Guiting meet in the next round of 'B' Team play offs.
Contributed by Chipping Campden School
Gymnastics 9.1.2018
Four children from the Longborough and Cold Aston represented the NCSF at the Intermediate Gymnastics competition this month. What a delight it was to see them perform flowing floor moves and energetic vault jumps. All four girls made us very proud and we were delighted that they entered! Well done!
Floorball 28.11.2017
The second Cotswold Foorball League 'A' Team qualifying pool was completed tonight.
Ilmington looked ready to complete a clean sweep against primary school opposition when they defeated Temple Guiting and holders Dormer House. Louis Adcock and Will Morris scored against Temple Guiting in a 2-0 win. The title holders took an early lead when Finlay Holland-Bird netted from a free hit. Jensen Armstrong equalised from distance, also from a free hit. Zac Tremellen's late goal was enough to give Ilmington a 2-1 win. The last match of the night was between Ilmington and North Cotswold. Tremellen put Ilmington 2 ahead after a lot of hard work from Morris and they appeared to be cruising to an easy win as all the Federation's attacks proved ineffective. Christopher Giovannetti had other ideas, completing a bustling run with a goal. Only seconds to go, the win for Ilmington seeming inevitable, only for Jamie Fowler to capitalise on a loose ball and give NCSF the draw. There was no time for Ilmington to recover,the final whistle going just after the face off.
NCSF had a good night, making the most of a lot of luck in demolishing St Marys 4-1. Harry Martin gave them the lead, followed by a brace of shots by Giovannetti which somehow bobbled past the unlucky keeper after bouncing off unlucky defenders. Ellie Wilkinson deservedly pulled one back for St Marys before Fowler sealed the win. The only blip in the Federation's record was a 1-1 draw against Shipston. Zak Hill put the Warwickshire side into the lead, but Giovannetti picked his own rebound to tuck the ball home late on.
Shipston showed how difficult a side they are to beat by drawing 0-0 with Dormer House. New goalkeeper Oliver Badger had a great game and defender Aswin Kumar sent every loose ball to safety. The game between Temple Guiting and Shipston was probably the best of the night. Freddie Keighley gave Guiting the lead with a pass from behind the goal which bounced off Badger and crept over the line. At the other end Will Bevis kept out a series of determined attacks, but could not prevent the last of them from reaching the net. Unfortunately, Shipston had two attackers in the goalkeeper's 'no go' area, so the goal was disallowed. However, defenders had already encroached to prevent the goal, so a penalty shot was awarded. Bevis made a good save to keep his side ahead. Shipston knew that they had to take advantage of the power play, forcing Bevis into yet more action until Phineas Sayer equalised. It was then the turn of Shipston to defend as their opponents resumed full strength, but the defence held out.
A hat trick from Holland-Bird gave Dormer House an early lead against St Marys, Jacob Smith pulling one back late on after a period of sustained pressure. Temple Guiting had a field day against St Marys, Richard Upton, Keighley, and Will Adams ... twice ... earning a 4-0 win.
Ilmington 2-0 Temple Guiting
Ilmington 2-1 Dormer House
lmington 2-2 North Cotswold
Temple Guiting 4-0 St Marys
Temple Guiting 1-1 Shipston
Shipston 1-1 North Cotswold
Shipston 0-0 Dormer House
Dormer House 3-1 St Marys
North Cotswold 4-1 St Marys
Floorball 3.10.2017
The Cotswold Floorball League's qualifying rounds continued with six close matches.
CCS were given a tough time against both holders Dormer House and Temple Guiting. The holders' goalkeeper, William Droy, kept a strong senior attack at bay for much of the map. Angus Tombs finally broke the deadlock to put CCS ahead, only for Ethan Cooper to level soon after. Again, Droy stopped everything with ease until Alex Adams and Ruby Farrell put the seniors 3-1 up. Keeping up the pressure they earned a penalty shot which was shot wide. The resulting power play did result in a goal by Malachy Jones to complete a 4-1 win.
Temple Guiting also had an inspired keeper in Will Bevis and defenders who gave next to nothing away. Edward Irwin did force an opening and struck home with a low shot which crept in by the post. The seniors only felt comfortable when William Groves scored with a perfectly judged free hit. It was his first touch of the match, looping over the defensive wall and dipping sharply into the narrow gap between Bevis' helmet and the crossbar. Guiting tried to come back, but could not make up the 0-2 deficit.
NCSF (the North Cotswold Schools Federation of Swell, Longborough and Cold Aston) also had a strong defence, but could not resist a now rampant CCS attack. Jones, Adams, Farrell and Olivia Peachey all scored for a comfortable 4-0 lead, all of them from rebounds after long range shots. NCSF stuck to their task and deservedly scored in the final second through Noah Custard.
The federation now changed goalkeepers and found a real gem in Peter Fletcher. Multiple saves halfway through the match helped his team to a 0-0 draw against Temple Guiting. He only succumbed to another barrage of close range shots when playing Dormer House, Georgia wasdell tucking home what appeared to be the winning score. The Federation had other ideas, Wilf Gapp finishing off a late move for a 1-1 tie.
Temple Guiting again showed that they want to go further I the competition when beating Dormer House 3-1. Finlay Holland-Bird gave the holders an early lead. Richard Upton equalised, then William Adams netted twice to ensure the win.
CCS 2-0 Temple Guiting
CCS 4-1 Dormer House
Dormer House 1-1 NCSF
Temple Guiting 0-0 NCSF
Temple Guiting 3-1 Dormer House
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So this is the other penguin I drew today, and it is "Gunter the Penguin" from Adventure Time, now I don't watch Adventure Time, so I don't know if Gunter (or maybe it's Gunther?) is one of the commonly seen characters or not, but Gunter is an adorable little penguin, I only knew about him because someone I know owns a shirt that says "The most evil thing I have ever seen" above Gunter. I love the shirt because Gunter looks so cute and innocent, and it says he's evil, and since I don't watch the show Adventure Time, I don't know how innocent Gunter really is. Sadly, my Gunter drawing isn't as cute as the actual cartoon Gunter, but it is completed and I still love it. :)
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Would Like To Tell you My likes About Mooshu!
One Like Is That Leveling In Mooshu On My life Character Is very easy. Since I get centaur At level 33, Hope I am right about that. Well Some Friends say Life isn't a great school, I Say it is because it is :) Thats one reason My Blog Is called Around the Spiral With Edward Lifegem.
Another Like Would be Getting to fight the Jade Oni Solo, Other Than The bosses In Celestia Where you Have to Keep Switching Realms To Find A realm without People in it. You can Just go in a sigil And Farm The Jade Oni Solo. Plus During Holidays He drops Awesome Items!
One Last Like Would Be The Battle Music In Mooshu. Here It Is!
Remember, I don't own This Video, Just wanted To Show you It If you haven't listened to It In The Post below :)
Dislikes: That friends Don't like Mooshu!
And Would Like To start A new Thing Today Kind of Like the World likes/ Dislikes Since I finished With The Worlds! Today I am starting with The Life School.
Life School Likes/ Dislikes:
A Like About the Life School Is that Its pretty strong when you Level it to At least level 58, When You get your new gear For life, It really Does Help Stats A lot. And I think That My stats on My Life Are Awesome. Will Show You them.
Another Like Would Be Forest Lord, He Is Very Awesome In damage To All enemies. It Really Does Help The Life School A lot more Than Before When I was A grandmaster on my Life Character.
Almost Everyone Has This Dislike Over The life School, When You are A grandmaster, You won't have a card that hits all enemies, Which Really bugged me because Everyone Said Life School wasn't So tough Even Though It was. I think The Life School Might Be One Of my favorite Schools Along With The School I will be Mentioning Tomorrow.
Well Have a great day Everyone, And Stay Safe Around The Spiral. And please don't forget, Don't Use bad Language In Wizard101, Or on Facebook. Thanks Everyone!
~ Edward Lifegem


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The Yard – Rochdale Community Centre. As part of Sketch City alongside Hammo, Lispencie and Benjamino.
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- The Mob and The Gatekeeper
- OWL! on Trof!
- Hidden Forest Mural
- Parklife Painty
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- Tea Revives You
- British Ceramics Biennial
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- Spectrum Pencil Crayons
- The End Bar
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- The Yard
- Upfest
- Royal Northern College of Music
- Nocturnal
- Lyric Theatre
- Font Bar – Liverpool
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Resurrection and You
by Rev. Vince Finnegan on April 21, 2013
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- The First Resurrection (Romans 1:4)
- The Final Resurrections (Romans 6:5; 1Corinthians 15)
- Resurrection Impact (Ephesians 1:16-23; 2Corinthians 5:14-21)
- Resurrection and You
Romans 8:28-39 God loves you, and wants you to be with Him in eternity.
John 1:1, 14 and 18 In Jesus, we understand more fully the love that God has for us. God loves you, and God wants you!
Luke 15:11-20 We see the compassion of the Father for the sinful son. He wanted his son home with Him and did not care about all that took him away.
Luke 15:21-32 Your Father God wants you and rejoices over you when you repent.
Luke 15:1-10 Two other illustrations that express Gods attitude toward you
Luke 7:36-50 The love that this woman shows was the consequence, not the cause, of her salvation.
Romans 4:23- 25; 5:8-11 The resurrection is the proof that God wants you and that He loves you.
Acts 1:22 Must one be ordained to be a witness with us of his resurrection.
2:31 He seeing this before spake of the resurrection of Christ, that his soul was not left in hell, neither his flesh did see corruption.
4:2 Being grieved that they taught the people, and preached through Jesus the resurrection from the dead.
4:33 And with great power gave the apostles witness of the resurrection of the Lord Jesus: and great grace was upon them all.
17:18 He seems to be a setter forth of strange gods: because he preached unto them Jesus, and the resurrection.
17:32 And when they heard of the resurrection of the dead, some mocked: and others said, We will hear thee again of this matter.
24:15 And have hope toward God, which they themselves also allow, that there shall be a resurrection of the dead, both of the just and unjust.
24:21 Except it be for this one voice, that I cried standing among them, Touching the resurrection of the dead I am called in question by you this day.
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University of Houston-Victoria Homecoming
Get ready #JAXNATION for UHV Homecoming 2019: February 25-March 2. For this year's theme, "Keepin' It Fresh at UHV" we will be throwin' it back to the '90s and it's going to be all that and a bag of chips! Everyone will be saved by the bell at this year's week of events as we continue to grow school spirit at UHV. As UHV's fourth Homecoming since we became a four-year university, it is our hope that this tradition continues to expand and strengthen the UHV community.


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Simple Silhouettes
Dressing up doesnt necessaily mean decking up with an ounce of make up and putting on all that bling in your outfit. You can make a statement with your simplest outfits as well.
We teamed up these simple silhouettes with nothing at all, no accessories and just minimal make-up and still end up looking enough dressy to go for may be a good sunday brunch party. We prefer minimal anyday over all that jazz. You would usually see us in simple matte make-up keeping the look fresh & luminous.
Urmi is wearing a silk overall with a linen knee long jacket with basic ear studs. Urmi has a pear-shaped body and not all jumpsuits/overalls fit really well on her body type but we love this one, how it falls without clinging to the body.
Hemal has paired her tube maxi dress with an off shoulder top. She has thin broad shoulders and you'll not see her very often in outfits without sleeves but off-shoulders really is a thing. Dont shy away if you have that collar bone to show off.
Love off-shoulders? Read more (here).
We would love to hear what you guys think of minimalist style. Do you love it like we do?!
Urmi's Outfit: Overall, Zara (similar) | Jacket, Zara (more jackets) | Earrings, Pipa Bella
Hemal's Outfit: Dress, Zara (more dresses) | Blouse, Zara (similar)| Footwear, Local
Photo Credit: Jaina Kumar


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That's what made the On-In Beauty System so appealing to me--the cream works on the surface of your skin, while the supplements nurture your skin from the inside.
Read on for my full review and for the link to my giveaway for 3 of these sets!
The On-In Beauty System works like this: take one supplement a day and use the cream morning and night. The active ingredient in both the cream and the supplement is the all-natural Lutein, which is a natural antioxidant derived from marigolds. Lutein works to improve, tone, texture, and hydration in your skin from the inside and outside!
You can enter to win 1 of 3 of these sets at my On-In Giveaway (US only; ends 9/9)!
And now you're wondering how well the On-In system actually works, right? I have to say that I really look forward to using the cream, especially. The On-In cream has a nice, light scent and goes on so cleanly and smoothly! I love that it absorbs quickly into my skin, leaving no white opaque film behind.
The supplements are small and easy to swallow. They have not made me feel nauseated like other vitamins I have taken in the past. I love that this system gives me extra sun-protection and loads of anti-oxidants!
I guess my biggest complaint about this system is that it's hard for me to remember to do all three steps every day. I'm a forgetful person by nature, so I wasn't particularly surprised that this was a problem for me. However, even with this imperfect use I have noticed that my skin texture is now very silky and I no longer have dry patches of skin in my T-zone. While my skin feels hydrated, it does not feel oily or sticky.
Overall, I think that this product fills a void in the area of nurturing beauty from the inside. I like the silky way my skin feels and I enjoy using the On-In beauty products.