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Robert HARPER was born in County Down, Ireland, July 6, 1808. He was educated in select schools in Ireland, emigrating to America in 1826 or 1827. He landed in Baltimore, and then engaged with Galloway & Brown for three years. He came to Ohio in 1831 and located in Hamilton, engaging in the grocery and produce business, in the firm of Johnson & Harper. It was thus known for three years, when it became Harper, Hueston & Co., for three or four years. They also carried on distilling and ran a line of freight boats to Cincinnati. This lasted till 1840, since which he has led a retired life. Mr. HARPER married Mary, daughter of Colonel Matthew HUESTON, of whom a full account is given elsewhere. Mrs. HARPER was born in Butler County in 1811. They are the parents of six children, three of whom are living. Hannah is now the wife of Major R. E. LAWDER, of Missouri; Eliza J., the wife of William P. WASHBURN, of Tennessee, and Kate is now Mrs. William P. CHAMBERLAIN, of Knoxville, Tennessee. Mrs. HARPER died December 15, 1879. Mr. HARPER was canal collector for three years, in 1833, 1834 and 1835. He is a member of the Presbyterian Church, and has been a Whig and Republican. He has been a successful and respected citizen.
In 1788, at the suggestion of John C. SYMMES, Enos POTTER purchased a section of land in the Symmes purchase, and with his wife Rhoda MILLER, left his pleasant home in New Jersey to make a new one in the wilderness. But, upon his arrival at Columbia, learning that the Indians were very hostile, they concluded to remain there till these dangers were over. But, after having spent ten years in their temporary home, they removed, in 1798, to their farm, near Middletown, where they were the remainder of their lives. These early pioneers had ten children, the youngest son of whom was Aaron, who was born in 1809. In this home he grew up under the fostering care of a more than ordinary mother, his father dying when he was only five years old. But in 1827, when he attained his eighteenth year, he left the maternal fireside, and removed to Cincinnati, where, under the tuition of E.B. POTTER, he learned his trade. On September 20, 1830, he married Miss Emeline RANSDALE, and in 1837 he removed his business to this city, where he remained to the day of his death, with the exception of a few months, which were spent in Indiana. He was the first ornamental marble-cutter ever in this place.
He was baptized by Elder GARD at the age of seventeen, and had decided evidence that he had become a child of God. Nor was his espousal of the faith once delivered to the saints a mere form. As soon as he was settled in business here he was found in the prayer-meetings and Sabbath-school, anxious to do good somewhere, even if the Church of his choice did not exist in the place. For five years he prayed and wept over the fact there was no Baptist Church here with whose members he could work for the honor of God. But when upon the 31st of December, 1841, Rev. A. DRURY came here and preached in the Presbyterian Church in Rossville, he felt that the favored time had come, and with one congenial spirit, he resolved that separate meetings should be regularly maintained till God in his providence should warrant the organization of a Baptist church, and just here the real character of Mr. POTTER appears in its true light, for he, with Dr. RIGDON, solemnly pledged himself before God, to maintain the worship of God and pay the amount which might be needed to carry this determination into execution, and, with the aid of a few who loved the truth, and under the guidance of such men as DRURY, BRYANT, MOORE, and others of a kindred spirit, the little band so prospered that on the 20th of April, 1844, it was recognized as a branch of the Lockland Church. During that whole period of toil and anxiety, from the preaching of DRURY's first sermon in 1841, we find that Messrs. POTTER and RIGDON were responsible for all the expenses needed, and so deeply was Mr. POTTER interested in that growing work that during most of the time he acted not only as treasurer but as sexton also, and after the organization of an independent Church of his own faith we find that its highest interests lay near his heart. It was the child of his own labor and toil and to the day of his death its welfare found a place in all his prayers. In health his seat in the sanctuary was never empty.
On the first day of July, 1871, he died in the sixty-second year of his age. He was married in 1830 to Miss Emeline RANSDALE, daughter of J. RANSDALE, a former well-known citizen of Cincinnati. Mrs. POTTER was born in Boston, Massachusetts, July 19th, 1813. They were the parents of six children, of whom but one Charlotte A. SHUE, now the widow of Adam C. SHUEY, now survives. She was born January 9th, 1833.
"The undersigned citizens of Hamilton and vicinity, believing it to be of the utmost importance that a rural cemetery should be established in the neighborhood of said town, do hereby associate ourselves as a joint stock company for that purpose, each share of stock to be twenty-five dollars, and when a sufficient amount shall have been subscribed, the same to be applied for the purchase and improvement of grounds suitable for that purpose, to be laid off in walks, carriage-ways, alleys and subdivisions, and sold in lots under the direction of the association. Stock subscribed to go in payment of lots purchased, and the balance of the proceeds, if any, to be expended from time-to-time in defraying expenses and improvements to the ground," etc.
Mr. ERWIN, and other others, diligently sought to obtain subscribers to the paper. They encountered many difficulties in their efforts. Some thought there was no pressing necessity for new cemetery grounds. Some thought the enterprise chimerical, and that a sufficient amount of money could not be raised to accomplish the object. Others, who sometimes and to some extent found themselves in antagonism with movements made by Hamilton, were impressed with the idea that Hamilton was too unhealthy for a burying-ground. Notwithstanding the many objections urged to the undertaking and the difficulties encountered, persistant efforts were made to secure subscriptions. Finally, an amount deemed sufficient to justify a more complete organization and the purchase of grounds was subscribed.
Very opportunely, just when most needed, the Legislature of Ohio, on the twenty-fourth day of February, 1848, passed a general law for the organization of cemetery associations. By the passage of this act the friends of the enterprise were greatly assisted in their undertaking. At a meeting held at the court-house in Hamilton on the 25th of February, 1848, John M. MILLIKIN, John W. ERWIN, and William BEBB were appointed a committee to personally examine several sites suggested, and on the subsequent third day of March, 1848, the committee submitted a report, in which they discussed the character of the subsoil best suited for a cemetery and other essential qualities, such as an undulating surface, the amount and quality of the natural growth of timber, location, etc. The committee reported fully on the merits and demerits of the several tracts offered, and concluded by recommending the purchase of the grounds offered for sale by the executors of Daniel BIGHAM, deceased, supposed to contain twenty-four acres, at one hundred and twenty-five dollars per acre. The subject was fully considered by the stockholders present, who voted by a large majority for its purchase. William BEBB, John M. MILLIKIN, and L.D. CAMPBELL were appointed a committee to conclude a contract with the executors for its purchase.
On the sixteenth day of March following Governor William BEBB presented to the meeting then held a certified copy of the act passed upon the subject of organizing cemetery associations, and the following resolutions were adopted:
"Resolved, That we accept the act passed February 24, 1848, entitled 'An Act Making Provisions for the Incorporation of Cemetery Associations," and hereby organize ourselves into a cemetery association.
"Resolved, that we will meet on the fifteenth day of April, next, at two o'clock P. M., at the court-house in Hamilton, for the purpose of electing seven trustees and one clerk for the association."
In obedience to the second resolution, due notice of an election was given. The result was the choice of the following persons as trustees: William HUNTER, Henry S. EARHART, William WILSON, William BEBB, Lewis D. CAMPBELL, John W. ERWIN, and John M. MILLIKIN. At the same time, John H. SHUEY was elected clerk. The committee appointed for that purpose reported that they had concluded a contract with the executors of David BIGHAM for the purchase of the tract of land offered, which was found to contain 21 20/100 acres. At a meeting held by stock-holders on the 18th of May, for the purpose of choosing a name, several were suggested. Twenty-four votes were cast for the adoption of "Greenwood" as the name of the cemetery association, and seventeen votes for "Hamilton." The result was the choice of the former name. On the 29th of May, 1848, the trustees held their first meeting, John H. SHUEY, the elected clerk, being present. John M. MILLIKIN was chosen president, and William WILSON, treasurer. Upon due consideration it was speedily determined that the purchase heretofore made of 21 20/100 acres was altogether insufficient, and an additional strip of ground adjoined the former purchase, containing 5 57/100 acres, was purchased. This strip of ground, lying on the east, was very desirable,--indeed, it was deemed indispensable, and the board of trustees did not hesitate in making the purchase from Mr. James BIGHAM, at one hundred and twenty-five dollars per acre. The addition enlarged the cemetery to 26 76/100 acres.
The trustees found that they had onerous duties to perform, which demanded immediate attention. The purchased grounds had to be paid for; prompt collection of stock subscribed was required; the grounds were to be cleaned up, laid out in walks, avenues, drives and subdivided into lots, and then properly inclosed. The trustees, in their early work, were without experience or information in the performance of their duties. There were no landscape engineers or gardeners to employ or consult; and no cemeteries in South-western Ohio, that had been laid out and improved in accordance with cultivated taste and artistic skill. The magic hand, guided by the experience and intuitive good taste of Mr. STRAUCH, the superintendent of Spring Grove Cemetery, had not then metamorphosed that unsurpassed rival cemetery.
Notwithstanding the difficulties in their way the trustees did not hesitate. They proceeded to clear off the grounds by the removal of such timber as was deemed unsuited to the place, and to cause the ground to be inclosed. Preliminary to the subdivision of the ground into lots, was the duty of locating and marking out the drives and avenues. How many should be made and where located, were the perplexing questions. As the services of experienced, competent men, familiar with such work, could not be obtained, Henry S. EARHART and John M. MILLIKIN determined to see what progress they could make in such an undertaking. They fixed upon the present entrance gate as the commencing point of the main avenue. That point being determined upon, they indicated by throwing aside the leaves the center of the several drives and avenues, and Mr. EARHART carefully measured and staked off the several drives and avenues, and also proceeded to subdivided the grounds into lots eighteen by thirty-six feet. There were many fractional lots, and some fractions which were included in adjoining lots. These drives and avenues as thus laid out were approved by the board, and have remained without any material modification to the present day. The survey having been completed, the stockholders met in the cemetery on the 19th of March, 1849, for the purpose of selecting their lots. The names of stockholders were placed in a box and were drawn out by tellers, and each stockholder selected his lot in the order the names were drawn. This mode of selection gave entire satisfaction to all interested.
The citizens of Hamilton and vicinity soon began to take unusually lively interest in the cemetery. Those who had not favored the enterprise soon became satisfied that it deserved their support and approval. The success of the undertaking and the interest manifested by the public will be seen in the following statement: Between March, 1849, and January 1, 1851, there had been sold two hundred and fifty lots, for the sum of $6,068.36. During the same time one hundred and eighteen original interments had been made, and the remains of one hundred and ninety-nine person had been removed from other places of sepulture. Thoroughly assured of the complete success of the undertaking, and of the necessity of enlarging the cemetery round, the board of trustees, on the 24th of March, 1856, purchased of William BECKETT sixteen acres of ground adjoined, on the east side of the cemetery, for the sum of three thousand dollars. This purchase was not only very important, but opportune. It was important, because the more desirable locations in the original laid-out grounds would in a few decades be taken up. The purchase was opportune, because other parties would soon have purchased the tract for like sepulture purposes, and the Hamilton Cemetery board would have been prevented from extending their possessions. This same sixteen acres of g round had previously been proffered to the city of Hamilton as a donation for a public park, by the Hon. John WOODS. The offer was coupled with a requirement that the city should appropriate annually a small sum of money for its improvement. Fortunately for the Cemetery Association, the exceedingly liberal offer of Mr. WOODS was rejected.
This sixteen acres of ground made a most desirable addition to the cemetery, and enabled the board of trustees to secure another piece of ground adjoining on the east. This last purchase was made, not in view of the present wants of the association, but because of what the board anticipated would be the requirements of the city and neighborhood in generations to come. Therefore, on the 4th of April, 1872, the board of trustees contracted with William H.H. CAMPBELL, to pay him $9,100 for 22 75/100 acres of land. This last purchase of land makes a total of 65 51/100 acres of good ground now belonging to Greenwood Association, for which the association had paid, exclusive of interest, the gross sum, of $15,443. 75. The cemetery association now owns a body of ground in every way well-suited for cemetery purposes, amply sufficient for the wants of Hamilton and vicinity for the next century, possibly for two centuries.
The association has been managed with singular success. Vigilant care and strict economy in the transactions of its business have been rigidly observed. There has been no peculations, no embezzlements, not defalcations. Every dollar received for lots sold, for interment fees and for property sold, has been faithfully accounted for. The association has commenced the foundation of a sinking fund, to which annual sums will be added. The object of the board is to secure a permanent fund, amply sufficient to meet the wants of the association in the remote future. The number of lots sold up to the 1st of January, 1882, were 1,013; number of lot holders, or grantees to the 1st of January, 1882, were 1,318.
The number of interments from the organization of the cemetery to the 1st of January, 1882, is as follows: Original interments, 5,028; removals from other burial grounds, 1,039; total, 6059.
The officers of the association for 1882 are as follows:
President John M. MILLIKIN.
Trustees John M. MILLIKIN, C. FALCONER, James GIFFEN, Isaac ROBERTSON, John W. ERWIN, Joseph CURTIS, James E. CAMPBELL.
Treasurer Joseph CURTIS.
Clerk N.G. CURTIS. Superintendent A.J. GOSHORN.
Henry Lee MOREY, representative in congress from this district, was born in Milford Township, in this county, on the 8th of April, 1841. He is the son of William and Derexa MOREY, neither of whom are now living. The ancestors of William MOREY came to America, from England, in the early part of the seventeenth century, and are supposed to have settled in the colony of Massachusetts. From thence, in time, their descendants scattered to various parts of the country, the branch to which William MOREY traces his origin settling in Connecticut. His grandfather served in the Revolutionary War as a commissioned officer. After the close of that struggle, and when the lands of Western New York were offered for sale, he removed to that State and settled in Steuben County.
His father, William MOREY, in turn, emigrated in 1814 to the new State of Ohio, bringing with him his young family, among them William, a lad of thirteen, and locating in the Seven-Mile Valley, near the site of the present village of Collinsville, where he died on the 16th of August, 1815, in the forty-second year of his age, leaving Anda MOREY, his widow, and seven children, four sons and three daughters. He was buried in the old cemetery near that town, but sixty-two years afterward his remains were removed by his grandchildren to Greenwood Cemetery, where they now rest beside those of his wife, who survived him thirty years. William MOREY, his son, and the father of Henry Lee MOREY, was the third child of the family. He was united in marriage with Derexa WHITCOMB on the 6th day of May, 1824, in Yankeetown, now Somerville, in this county.
DEREXA MOREY, whose maiden name was WHITCOMB, was descended from Puritan stock. Her ancestors came to this country from England about 1630, and are supposed to have come from Dorsetshire, in the ship Mary and John, which sailed Plymouth, in England, and landed in what is now Boston Harbor, on the 30th of May of 1630, after a voyage of seventy days. One their descendants, Colonel Asa WHITCOMB, was a revenue officer in colonial times, and others of the family have won distinction the various walks of life. One branch of this stock removed from Massachusetts to Vermont, from which is descended Anthony WHITCOMB, the father of Derexa WHITCOMB. A brother of Anthony was the father of James WHITCOMB, at one commissioner of the land office, twice elected governor of the State of Indiana, and later a United States senator from that State.
Anthony WHITCOMB came to Ohio from the State of Vermont about the year 1815, and settled in Hamilton County, near Cincinnati, then a small town where he soon died leaving Lucy WHITCOMB, his widow, and six children, two sons and four daughters. Lucy WHITCOMB afterwards married again, and move to Preble county, in this State, taking her family with her, where she died on the 5th of October, 1821, in the forty-eighth year of her age. Derexa here met William MOREY, with whom she was united in marriage on the 6th of May, 1824. They were the parents of fourteen children, ten of whom survive, seven sons and three daughters. During the war of the Rebellion four of their sons served in the Union army.
William MOREY died on the 8th of June 1872, in the seventy-first year of his age. In early life he learned and carried on the business of a hatter, but afterwards embraced mercantile pursuits, and later turned his attention to agriculture, which he followed for the remainder of this life. While engaged in the hatting business he visited the city of New Orleans to purchase a stock of furs, and there first became acquainted with the institution of slavery, and saw its practical workings. His strong sense of right revolted at its enormities, and made him look with abhorrence upon the system. He returned to his home a radical abolitionist, which he continued openly to be until the day of his death. During the period of fierce agitation of the slavery question he lived upon one the lines of the underground railroad, and was known as a friend of the black man.
In early life he was united with the Universalist Church, of which he continued a faithful member until his death. He was the strong friend of temperance, his voice being always against the liquor traffic, as also against the use of tobacco. His wife survived him five years, dying on the third day of July, 1877, in the seventy-sixth year of her age. She was buried in Greenwood Cemetery by the side of her husband and children. In her early womanhood she united with the Universalist Church, in which faith she continued throughout her life. She was woman of bright intellect, thoughtful, patient, and self-denying, always ready to relieve the wants of the needy. On the 12th of July, 1879, Matella MOREY DRULEY, the youngest child of William and Derexa MOREY, died in the thirty-first years of her age, being the first death among their children in more than thirty years.
Henry Lee MOREY attended the common schools of Butler and Preble Counties until 1856, when he was sent to the Morning Sun Academy to prepare for college. Two years later he entered Miami University. The war breaking out, he enlisted in the University Rifles, at Oxford, on the day after the fall of Fort Sumpter. This company was united with the Twentieth Western Virginia. At the expiration of this service, he enlisted in the Seventy-fifth Regiment Ohio Volunteers, and helped to recruit and organize that regiment at Camp McLean, near Lockland, Hamilton County. On the completion of the organization, he was elected a second lieutenant, and served with his regiment to the close of the war, being successively promoted to the positions of first lieutenant and captain, being senior captain of his regiment at the close of its term. His regiment went from Camp McLean, in January, 1862, into Western Virginia, and its campaigns marched over all the ranges of mountains into Eastern Virginia. He took part in the battles of Monterey, Franklin, Shaw's Ridge, McDowell, Strausburgh, Cross Keys, Cedar Mountain, Freeman's Ford, Sulphur Springs, Waterloo Bridge, second Bull Run, Aldie, and Chancellorsville in Virginia; Fort Wagner, Morris Island, Fort Gregg, and in the siege of Fort Sumpter (under General Quincy A. Gilmore), in South Carolina; and Camp Baldwin and Gainesville, Florida. He commanded his company in every action after Monterey. He was taken prisoner at the battle of Chancellorsville, and confined in Libby Prison, in Richmond, and was exchanged with the last lot of officers previous to the suspension of the cartel.
After the war he studies law, graduating at the Indianapolis Law College, and settling in Hamilton in the Spring of 1867, where has ever since remained. He is a Mason, having become a past Master, and has advanced through the council and chapter degrees. He has lately become a Knight Templar. He is also and Odd Fellow, a Knight of Pythias, and member of the Royal Arcanum. He has always affiliated with the Universalist Church, and for ten years has been superintendent of its Sunday-school in Hamilton.
On the 25th of April, 1865, he was married to Mary M. CAMPBELL, who died July 1, 1867. February 26, 1873, he married Ella R. CAMPBELL, sister of his first wife and daughter of William H. CAMPBELL, late State senator, and granddaughter of Mrs. Mary CAMPBELL, who is still living in Franklin, Warren County, in her ninety-seventh year.
He was admitted to the bar in 1867, and has remained in the active practice of this profession in the city of Hamilton ever since, until the last session of Congress, during which time he grew in popular favor, until he attained a leading place at the bar, and rapidly developed those elements so essential to a good lawyer. Of sterling integrity, fearless in his professional duties, of correct judgment, quick and decisive, keen and discriminating, energetic and persistent, clear and comprehensive, he is true and fair to his client, honest with the court and candid with the jury. As a counselor, he is frank and safe; as a pleader, terse and concise; as a jurist, logical and forcible, and as an advocate, eloquent and persuasive.
In his political career Mr. MOREY has been remarkably successful. He is a Republican, devoted to his party, proud of its history, and thoroughly believing in its principles, but always courteous to his political opponents. In 1871 he was elected solicitor of the city of Hamilton, to fill a vacancy caused by the death of Judge VANCE, and was shortly afterwards re-elected for a full term. In the same year he was elected prosecuting attorney of Butler County largely by his personal popularity, defeating his Democratic competitor, whose party was over two thousand in majority.
In 1875 he was a candidate for State senator in the district composed of Butler and Warren Counties, and although running largely ahead of the his ticket, was defeated. In 1880 he was nominated for Congress in this district by the Republicans. He received the nomination on July 28th , at the convention in Morrow, upon the three hundred and sixty-seventh ballot, after a protracted and close contest. He was triumphantly elected, receiving one thousand and twenty-eight majority over General Durbin WARD, the Democratic nominee. His career during the first session that Congress was highly satisfactory to his constituents, that on July 13, 1882 by his party at its convention in Lebanon, Ohio, he was renominated by acclamation.
In his official acts he keeps in line with Republicans on party questions, but in his relation with his constituents and in his zealous and devoted care of interests he makes no distinction, treating all alike. He is affable and genial, courteous and kind, attentive and industrious, with wonder capacity for details, efficient of broad views, and patriotic. In his capacity as a private citizen, he is generous, sympathetic, neighborly and obliging, active and enterprising, successful and influential; and has done much for the growth and development of the city of Hamilton and Butler County, and has always been the friend and advocate of all valuable public improvements looking to the prosperity of the people.


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Entertainment Law Updates
Strategies, Tactics, and Winning Techniques
August 25, 26 & 27, 2016
Location: InterContinental Hotel, New Orleans
Changes in areas of Collective Bargaining, Publishing, Copyrights, Trademarks, Raising Capital and new Transactional solutions in representing clients makes the Art of the Deal more complex, knowledge is important for making money in today's music, film and sports industries. Experience is essential for making a deal.
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This panel will review of important techniques to help attorneys and entertainment executives negotiating entertainment and media agreements for artists representation, recording contracts, producers agreements, endorsement and marketing agreements.
Marc Stollman, Esq., Stollman Law, Boca Raton, FL
Sabrina Ment, Esq., LaPolt Law, Los Angeles, CA
Edgar "Dino" Gankendoff, Esq., Provosty & Gankendoff, LLC, NOLA
John F. Bradley, Esq., Fort Lauderdale, FL
Tom Leavens, Esq., Leavens, Strand & Glover, LLC, Chicago, IL
11:30 – 12:30 PM Crowdfunding Update: Raising Equity Funds for New Ventures [Legal/CLE 1.0 cr. hr]
This panel will review and discuss the possibilities created by the new Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) rules allowing the sale of equity to investor through Internet crowdfunding platforms.
Gregg R Zegarelli, Esq., Pittsburgh, PA
Suzette Toledano, Esq., New Orleans, LA
Scott Keniley, Esq., Atlanta, GA
12:30 Noon Lunch
12:30 1:15 PM Legal Mentorship [Legal/CLE .75 cr. hr] – Law Students Q & A
Suzette Toledano, Esq., New Orleans, LA
Jeffery S Becker, Esq., Swanson Martin & Bell, LLP Chicago
1:30 – 2:30 PM Ethics – Rights in the online world [Legal/CLE 1.0 cr. hr]
Lawyers are often in the position of accessing employees' personal information i.e. company emails, but how much is too much. How is privacy addressed? What about protecting clients' data from breaches? What about gaining access to prospect employees or jurors social profiles? What are the ethical concerns as attorneys use technology more in their legal practice?
Vernon P. Thomas, Esq., New Orleans, LA
Judith DeFraites, Esq., New Orleans, LA
Nadine Ramsey, Esq., New Orleans, LA
2:45 – 3:45 PM Damage Control: Representing Athletes and Celebrities in the Media, and the Courtroom [Legal/CLE 1.0 cr. hr]
The discussion will center on the analysis of the legal issues representing athletes and entertainers in contract negotiation when there is a crisis and representation is needed with the media and in the courtroom. The panel will also cover changes in legal business issues under various collective bargaining agreements.
Darryl Cohen, Esq. Cohen, Cooper Estep & Allen, Atlanta, GA
Brian Caplan, Esq., Reitler Kailas & Rosenblatt, New York, NY
Sabrina Ment, Esq., LaPolt Law, Los Angeles, CA
Tim Bennett, Owner, Overtime Sports, MGM Ballpark, Biloxi, MS
4:00 – 5:15 PM Live Performance VIP Packages Agreements and other aspects of the artist/promoter relationship. [Legal/CLE 1.25 cr. hrs]
VIP seating and accommodations (e.g. Big Chief VIP Experience, Listening parties, After Parties, artist meet and greet experiences), what are the artist, promoter, venue and ticketing agency agreements and liabilities.
Marc Stollman, Esq., Stollman Law, Boca Raton, FL
Wallace Collins, Esq., New York, NY
Frank Nicotera, Esq., CAO and General Counsel, Summerfest, Milwaukee, WI
Tom Leavens, Esq., Leavens, Strand & Glover, LLC, Chicago, IL
5:30 pm Networking Event
Friday, August 26, 2016
9:00 – 10:30 AM Litigation: Entertainment and Sports Cases Updates [Legal/CLE 1.5 cr. hrs] –
Paul V. LiCalsi, Esq., Robins Kaplan, New York, NY
John Tehranian, Esq., One LLP, Beverly Hills, CA
Lesli D. Harris, Esq., Stone Pigman, New Orleans, LA
Brian Caplan, Esq., Reitler Kallas & Rosenblatt, New York, NY
10:40 – 12:10 PM Digital Music Licensing- New Deals, Negotiations and Income [Legal/CLE 1.5 cr. hrs]
Opportunities for music use are at an all time high both in the online/ digital world as well as in traditional media. But with these opportunities has come an increasing complexity in deal structure, negotiations and the end result fees and royalties. This panel will discuss many of these new deals download and streaming services, video games, music in apps, interactive toys and live concert streaming), the strategies being employed, the considerations important to both user and copyright owner, the multiple platforms and distribution channels being requested and the money in initial fees and backend royalties being generated.
Jeffery Brabec, Esq., Vice President, BMG Chrysalis, Los Angeles, CA
Todd Brabec, Esq., Co-Author (w brother Jeff), Music Money and Success: the Insiders Guide to Making Money in the Music Business
David Lessoff, Esq., Manatt Phelps & Phillips, LLP, Los Angeles, CA
Jessica Kaye, Esq., Kaye and Mills, Beverly Hills, CA
12:15 pm Lunch
12:45 – 1:45 Washington Review: Updates and Insights – There is more happening in Washington than you think! [Legal/CLE 1 cr. hrs]
This panel will visit important rules and legislation that will effect how cases are decided and money flows in the entertainment business, including Web IV CRB rulings, the DOJ investigations into the consent decrees and the Sec. 115 mechanical royalty proceeding.
Jay Rosenthal, Esq., Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp, Washington, DC
1:30 – 2:45 PM Copyright and Trademark and Patent Protections for Creatives in New Technology Platforms [Legal/CLE 1.25 cr. hrs]
Maintaining copyrights and trademark protections in the face of increased consumer transactions presents a challenge for new technology enterprises and their legal teams. This panel will cover intermediary liability threats, piracy, combating counterfeit goods and strategies for proper licensing and derivatives products.
Jay Rosenthal, Esq., Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp, Washington, DC
Scott Keniley, Esq., Keniley Kumar, LLC, Atlanta, GA
Gregg R Zegarelli, Esq., Pittsburgh, PA
John Tehranian, Esq., One LLP, Beverly Hills, CA
Stephanie Adwar, Esq., Furgang & Adwar, LLP, NY NY
3:00 – 3:45 PM Keynote Interview: Tyler Thompson – Cross Creek Films [Legal/CLE .75 cr. hrs]
Interviewer: Allen Fredric, Esq., Jones Walker, New Orleans, LA
3:45 – 5:15 PM From Piracy to Producer Agreements – Shedding light on the chaotic world of Film Distribution Economics [Legal/CLE 1.5 cr. hrs]
Filmmakers, distributors and film transactional attorneys will discuss the many aspects of film distribution, cash flow, talent negotiations, producers' agreements and global piracy.
Allen Fredric, Esq., Jones Walker, New Orleans, LA
David Fink, Esq., Kelly Drye, Los Angeles, CA
Kevin Mills, Esq., Kaye & Mills, Los Angeles, CA
Darryl Cohen, Esq., Cohen Cooper Estep & Allen, Atlanta, GA
Saturday, August 27, 2016
9:00 – 10:00 AM Publishing Income from Film and Digital Media [Legal/CLE 1.0 cr. hr]
What and where are the sources of income for publishers in film and digital media, how should attorneys advise their clients to position themselves to take full advantage of these sources? Areas covered include film and TV, new mechanical streaming consoles, download and locker rates, apps, e-cards, advertising commercials, remixes and samples, interactive dolls and toys, slot machines, digital jukeboxes, streaming live performances, audio/ebooks and much more.
Jay Rosenthal, Esq., Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp, Washington, DC
Jessica Kaye, Esq., Kaye and Mills, Beverly Hills, CA
Wallace Collins, Esq., New York, NY
Darryl Cohen, Esq., Cohen Cooper Estep & Allen, Atlanta, GA
10:15 – 11:15 AM The Performance Right – a World in Transition Songs and Sound Recordings- the cornerstone of the worldwide music business. [Legal/CLE 1.0 cr. hrs]
The Performance Right- responsible for a substantial portion of song and record royalties. This panel will discuss the 3 billion dollar world of ASCAP, BMI, SESAC and SoundExchange and how these organizations generate income for songwriters, recording artists, music publishers and record companies as well as how foreign country performance song and record royalties are handled and distributed. Challenges to these collection societies will also be discussed as well as alternative licensing strategies and the viability of new competing business models and entities. What is the future for Harry Fox Agency now that it owned by SESAC
Jeffery Brabec, Esq., Vice President, BMG Chrysalis, Los Angeles, CA
Todd Brabec, Esq., Co-Author (w brother Jeff), Music Money and Success: the Insiders Guide to Making Money in the Music Business
11:30 – 12:30 PM Legal Practice: Successful Independent Filmmaking- Reality TV [Legal/Film/CLE 1.0 cr. hrs]– New Orleans has become a hub for the film and TV industry but what does that mean for an attorney and their independent filmmaker client. This panel will walk you through the process of maintaining communication with the filmmaker, the client funds management, making sure filmmaker/client engagement letter are correct. Review user generated content rights and procedures with filmmaker client. Establish a disbursement system for staff fees payment. Review production agreements tax credit financing incentives and distribution
Darryl Cohen, Esq., Cohen Cooper Estep & Allen, Atlanta, GA
Kevin Mills, Esq., Kaye & Mills, Los Angeles, CA
Ellis Pailet, Esq., Pailet & ostendoff LLP, New Orleans, LA
Christoper Szapary, Esq., Provosty & Gankendoff, LLC, New Orleans, LA


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In Copenhagen, I didn't think there would be as many vegan restaurants as there were, I'd assumed I'd have to bring a lot of snack foods and was a bit worried that the airport people would think that dodgy. I don't know why it didn't occur to me to go to a normal restaurant and ask for them to 'hold the cheese, please' but anyway, a quick Google pleasantly surprised me with a long list of vegan options in and around the trendy city - although, I ended up only eating at one of those recommended restaurants - but that was only because the others were closed when I went past and the one I went to was so delicious! It made the walking around lost in the rain and cold looking for it, soo worth it!
I didn't even link it to diet till the second week, I thought I was just being too sensitive! It was ridiculous how happy I was when I saw the huge breakfast and dinner buffet at two of the hotels! Those two meals were so sexy - there was hummus!
As well as physically, it takes a bit of a toll emotionally too. It can be frustrating when it takes that much effort just to find something to eat, especially when when you finally do, they add cheese on top anyway despite you telling the English-speaking waiter specifically 'no cheese' which he repeated back but now it's almost 4pm, you haven't eaten since your plain toast and fruit for breakfast and you're scraping cheese off the top of your pasta alone in your hotel room.
Unless you're a travelling foodie, you probably don't want to spend so much time or energy on where to go to eat, I'd definitely much rather busy myself more with exploring!
I'm no expert vegan traveller but from my three and a half weeks travelling as a vegan, both alone and with meat-eaters, I've learned a lot! So I thought I'd share a few tips I've come to find useful...
Do Your Research
We came across more vegan restaurants in the Andaman islands than mainland India as well as more people who knew the term 'vegan' but as I didn't research beforehand - or, at all to be honest, it could've have just appeared to be that way because the Andamans are obvs tiny in comparison!
Just Ask!Now this may seem a bit obvious but it surprisingly wasn't to me at the time. The locals will know the best places to eat and the kinds of places there are in the area. I ate so much at the recommended Full Moon Café in Havelock! I couldn't finish it all but there were falafel wraps with hummus and I was in love.
LanguageIt would make it so much more easier for you to memorise a phrase or few words in the other language to help you ask about the food, like, vegan, dairy, no milk, yoghurt, cheese etc...
Keep Track
No, you're not an inconvenience
" But what do Vegans even eat?
Oxygen atoms and front lawns. "


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Top 3 Free Calendar App for iPhone 2019
The recent study reveals that normal human working brain, or the conscious mind, can only remember three or four things at once. If you add one more to the storage, one inside it will be gone. In the past, we use pen and paper to jot things that we need to remember. But as the modern living moves towards the mobile devices, we tend to rely more on our gadgets to remember things.
To remember dates, meetings, events, and birthdays, we use the Calendar app. But which one(s) should we choose? There are literary thousands of alternatives out there on the AppStore.
If you are an iPhone user and you are currently looking for a reliable Calendar, here are the top three free Calendar apps that you can try as a start.
Apple's Calendar
Why don't we start with the one built in into the iOS itself? Apple's Calendar is tightly integrated into Apple's environment that there's virtually no setup necessary. Just by logging in with the same Apple ID, all of your calendar entries will be synced across your devices. You can write an entry on your Mac and have it available instantly on the iPhone.
Granted, Apple's Calendar has a large room to improve and is not the first choice of some iPhone users, but the tight integration should make it the first choice of those who live inside Apple's ecosystem.
Google Calendar (Android, iOS: Free)
From one giant to another, the next one on the list is Google Calendar. This choice is obvious for those who jump from one device to another. It's so widely used by Google users that it has become the backbone of a variety of calendar apps.
Other than being a part of Google ecosystem, the iPhone version of Google Calendar itself is a solid app. It's fast with a clean and bright interface and a variety of views. The app also integrates with Gmail to give you the option of automatically creating events for flight, hotel, and restaurant reservations based on your emails, and also works in to-dos and reminders. As the bonus, it has habit-forming goals feature pulled in from Google's acquisition of Timeful.
It's a feature-packed and nicely designed calendar app that works great, but many users reported that this app is slower than Apple's Calendar. Maybe it's because Google loves Google more.
Outlook (Android, iOS: Free)
Microsoft might not be the only king in the jungle anymore, but it still can bare its fang. The good old Outlook mail client has evolved itself to fit in the mobile world, and it does a good job of doing so. The improvement in the calendar part is partly thanks to Sunrise Calendar - a great iOS calendar app that was bought by Microsoft and integrated into Outlook. One of the selling points of this app is the integration with Microsoft Office suite.
If you don't want to use separate apps to handle your calendar and emails, then you can't go wrong with Outlook. It offers tie-ins with Facebook, Evernote, and Wunderlist. Users can also get event directions from mapping apps and options to subscribe to "Interesting Calendars" for things like sports games and TV shows.
Keep Your Data Safe
Even though you use the help from a calendar app to remember your life, it's of no use if you ever lose the data.
To prevent this from happening, you could use the help of Tenorshare iPhone Data Recovery. This tool is the ultimate solution to backup and recover all data on iPhone/iPad and iPod touch, a lifesaver for people lost photos, contacts, messages, notes, etc.


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Jessica Alba is one of Hollywood's hottest properties and she puts in a whole lot of effort to ensure that her famous figure remains one of her best assets. A favourite way of Jessica's for keeping trim is to take regular Pilates classes in West Hollywood, where she was recently spotted working out in some really wild tiger print leggings.
During one of her mammoth Pilates classes, Jessica was spotted wearing the attention grabbing pink animal print leggings, which ensured that the Fantastic Four star had all eyes on her as she worked out on the mat.
The tight tiger leggings ensured that Jessica's enviable curves were on display, giving us all an idea as to why she continues with such high intensity Pilates classes. Like Pippa Middleton before her, it is clear than Pilates has helped to maintain her curves – while ensuring that not an ounce of fat can be seen on her body.
Despite her rather outlandish choice of leggings, Jessica kept it simple with an understated black vest and trainers, which went some way to taming her wild look.
Once the workout was over, the 31 year old actress also donned a pair of stylish black sunglasses in a vain attempt to keep the cameras at bat as she left the Movement Studios, where she regularly attends Pilates classes.
The classes clearly had a big effect on her as she stopped for a brief sit down before walking to her car and driving off.


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Moody's Microblog Daily Digest 140504 - http://moodysmdd.blogspot.co.uk/2014/05/140504.html yesterday's tweets as a single Web page #MMDD
Challenge to plain tobacco packaging is crucial test for trade rules - http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/may/04/challenge-australian-tobacco-packaging-critical-test shameful this is even a question #ISDS
wow, Germany's @ARDde just ran a multi-minute segment on #TTIP that was very well-informed - kudos; DE Finance Minister repeated: no #ISDS
here's a link to @ARDde's excellent coverage of #TTIP - http://www.tagesschau.de/wirtschaft/ttip-michael-froman100.html analysis and interviews - great stuff #de #rp14
Protecting #NetNeutrality and the Open Internet - https://blog.mozilla.org/netpolicy/2014/05/05/protecting-net-neutrality-and-the-open-internet/ good to see #mozilla wading in here
good point by Sigmar Gabriel: democracy requires political decisions to be reversible: #ISDS blocks that, so is deeply anti-democratic #TTIP
The anti-localization agenda in #TTIP - http://www.iatp.org/documents/trading-away-localization-in-ttip "Trading away localization in TTIP"
interesting that Froman starts talking about the Regulatory Council that will allow businesses to kill regulations that would reduce profits
wow, I just cannot believe how Froman is re-writing history here - http://bmwi.de/DE/Mediathek/videos,did=636420.html what he says is just not true, time & again
"TTIP ist ein echter Ladenhüter. Brauchen wir nicht. Wollen wir nicht. Kaufen wir nicht." - http://blog.campact.de/2014/05/ttip-aktivisten-heizen-gabriel-froman-und-de-gucht-ein/
the great thing about De Gucht's pitch for #TTIP is that it is so utterly dull even his supporters must be groaning http://bmwi.de/DE/Mediathek/videos,did=636420.html
#ISDS threatens privacy and reform of copyright and patent law - http://justinvestment.org/2014/05/el-tratado-comercial-ue-ee-uu-se-negocia-en-un-falso-ambiente-de-aburrimiento-que-aleja-la-atencion-europea/ #TTIP
it's also such a giveaway that the car industry is wheeled out every time as the example of who would benefit: no other, Mr De Gucht? #TTIP
De Gucht: says #TTIP is more transparent than the totally untransparent ones in the past: setting a very low bar, there, mate...
De Gucht mention three consultations for TTIP - that weren't publicised anywhere - I never heard about it, nor did anyone
En Paca, la fronde anti Tafta s'organise - http://www.bilaterals.org/?en-paca-la-fronde-anti-tafta-s you ain't seen nothing yet, Mr De Gucht... #TTIP
De Gucht is certainly our secret weapon - he's is so awful when he gives speeches....maybe he's a mole #TTIP
We risk disaster if drugs giants don't invest in research - http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/may/04/risk-disaster-drugs-giants-dont-invest-research & they won't because profits before people
Kerry Claims US Is On The 'Right Side Of History' When It Comes To Online Freedom And Transparency - http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20140502/11381727100/john-kerry-cant-find-high-ground-during-remarks-about-online-freedom-settles-claiming-government-is-right-side-history.shtml
Nigeria: Protestführerin gegen Mädchenkidnapping verhaftet - http://www.spiegel.de/politik/ausland/nigeria-goodluck-jonathans-frau-laesst-kidnapping-protestler-verhaften-a-967592.html incredible...
Accord de libre échange UE – Canada : Nouvelles menaces sur les semences - http://www.bilaterals.org/?accord-de-libre-echange-ue-canada-25035 seeds under threat from #CETA
De Gucht says we can't have transparency in #TTIP because...there's never been transparency previously - how pathetic can you get?
Froman of course has no answer as to why he can't work more transparently - ignores issues of publishing tabled documents... #TTIP
Froman says people will have "ample opportunity" to comment on #TTIP - but only when nothing can be changed...
important: Froman points out #CETA has #ISDS, so says #TTIP should have it too. means ISDS must come out of CETA as well...
and the reason CETA has ISDS is that we didn't know what was in it, and people didn't understand the dangers of ISDS
Polio Spreading at Alarming Rates, WHO Declares - http://www.nytimes.com/2014/05/06/health/world-health-organization-polio-health-emergency.html?hp&_r=0 sadly, looks like it's on its way back (v @carlzimmer)
Welcome to Britain, the new land of impunity - http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/may/05/britain-land-of-impunity-fat-cats-politicians good analysis of shameful situation
Trading away localization in #TTIP [pdf] - http://www.iatp.org/files/2014_05_01_Localization_KHK.pdf analysis of important leak concerning corporate attack on localisation


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Historically stormwater was thought of as a nuisance, creating potential risk to life and property. Naturally, the stormwater management approach which evolved focused on draining urban areas as quickly as possible during rainfall events. This approach has been very effective in flood mitigation, but unfortunately, equally effective in washing large amounts of stormwater and pollution directly into our natural waterways.
Declining water quality and ecological health in urban waterways has led stormwater managers to review traditional approaches to managing stormwater. The focus stayed on flood mitigation, but grew to include the preservation and restoration of urban waterways as well as the use of stormwater as a resource.
This review process saw the birth of Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD) in Perth during the early 1990s, a new approach to stormwater management which has since spread across Australia, continually evolving along the way.
Traditional stormwater management - draining urban areas quickly as possible during rainfall events for flood mitigation
WSUD is all about:
- reducing the amount of stormwater runoff in urban areas;
- extending the time it takes for stormwater to reach natural waterways;
- reducing the amount of pollution entering natural waterways; and
- providing alternative water supply options for urban areas.
WSUD does this by cleansing and reusing as much stormwater as possible before and after it flows down drains, and by allowing time for stormwater to soak into the ground and even evaporate a little.
Image ©Healthy Waterways Ltd
The range of WSUD treatments includes swales, bio-retention systems, porous paving, gross pollutant traps, infiltration trenches, constructed wetlands and rainwater tanks. Treatments are sometimes used on their own, but often combined to create a treatment train.
But these treatments don't just provide water quality improvement, flood mitigation and alternative water supply options. The vegetated treatments also make great natural features in parks and streets in our neighbourhoods.
A new approach to stormwater management - WSUD incorporated into traditional stormwater management practices to reduce pollution, provide alternative water supply options and help mitigate flooding
Urban areas around Australia are currently at varying stages of putting WSUD into practice, and NRM North is working with Councils, industry and the community in our region to help this process.
If you're thinking about installing a WSUD treatment, or would like to learn more, why not check out our stormwater quality improvement tools and resources.
Check out the videos below to learn more about WSUD in Tasmania's Northern NRM region.
Bioretention basin - Tyler Village, Prospect Vale
Scottsdale WSUD Treatment Train


text: Share SHARE PRINT Communicable Disease and Swine Flu Risk 15 July 2014 The revenue from an International Federation's World Championship and their other major events often form a significant part of their budget. However, circumstances may arise which could stop these events from proceeding as planned and have a significant financial impact – leaving you needing to recover your financial loss or outlay on costs and expenses through Event Cancellation insurance. Whilst this policy covers "all risks beyond your control", there are a small number of perils which are excluded as standard, one of which is communicable disease. This exclusion can be removed from the policy upon the payment of an additional premium. Insurers will not cover the threat or fear of communicable disease so this part of the exclusion remains. Download the full bulletin For further information, please contact Duncan Fraser, Head of JLT Sports on +44 (0)20 7528 4885 YOU MAY ALSO BE INTERESTED IN Get in touch with our specialist team > Read more specialist insights >


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HRC's Corporate Equality Index (CEI) has a lot less to do with "equality" than its name would seem to imply. This is because earning a top score of 100 on the CEI, means that a company must receive maximum points under "Criteria 4," which demands adherence to HRC's requirements to promote the LGBT platform.
In order to fulfill the requirements of "Criteria 4," a company must first "demonstrate ongoing LGBT-specific engagement that extends across the firm" in the following ways:
- Actively recruit LGBT employees.
- Demonstrate effort to contract with LGBT suppliers.
- Directly market to LGBT consumers and/or feature LGBT content in advertising.
- Sponsor LGBT organizations or events.
Additionally, a company must "implement corporate giving guidelines prohibiting philanthropic giving to non-religious organizations that have a written policy of discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and/or gender identity and/or have a policy explicitly permitting its own chapters, affiliates, etc."
Essentially, companies that receive full credit under "Criteria 4" have made a public commitment to:
Elevate LGBT matters and promote special protected class status for "sexual identity."
Punish organizations that affirm values opposite HRC's LGBT agenda.
In other words, companies that score a 100 hundred on the CEI are agreeing to push the values of the LGBT agenda while agreeing to help HRC bully charities and non-profits that operate in accordance with traditional values.
HRC has a very long record of finding "discrimination" anytime the accusation fits the liberal, LGBT agenda. When these companies agree to the demands of "Criteria 4," they're really agreeing to do HRC's bidding in the name of that agenda.


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I'm trying my best to post a FOTD every so often. As usual, I have a ton of them saved, but no products listed. I'm thinking of posting some anyway.
This look was a combination of purple and gold - I love how they compliment each other, so I thought I would try a glam, party type of look with the shades. You'll notice from my looks that they are mostly dramatic. I love that look most, I like lots of black so that a look stands out. But don't get me wrong, I do wear natural too, usually if I'm going to the shops or whatever.
Anyway, enough talk, here's what I used.
Liz Earle Signature Foundation
Rommel Stay Matte Powder
Sleek Contour Kit
Revlon Rose Rapture Mosaic Blush
Urban Decay primer Potion
NYX Jumbo Pecil (White)
120 Manly Eyeshadow Palette (Purples/Blues)
H&M Glitter Black Eyeshadow
Urban Decay Half Baked
Urban Decay Zero 24/7 Pencil
Eve Pearl Liquid Eyeliner Pen
Rimmel Lash Celebrator Mascara
Outer Corner Eyelashes (Ebay)
Sleek Mystic Lipstick
MAC Girl About Town Lipstick
That's all for now! I hope you like the look.


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Bakst, Léon [Rosenberg, Lev (Samoylovich)]
- Kenneth Archer
[Rosenberg, Lev (Samoylovich)]
(b Grodno, Belarus, May 10, 1866; d Paris, Dec 27, 1924).
Russian painter and stage designer of Belorussian birth. Born into a middle-class Jewish family, Bakst was educated in St Petersburg, attending a gymnasium and then the Academy of Arts (1883–6). He began professional life as a copyist and illustrator of teaching materials but quickly moved on to illustration for popular magazines. His tastes were influenced and horizons enlarged when he met Alexandre Benois and his circle in 1890. Bakst travelled regularly to various countries in Europe and North Africa and studied in Paris with a number of notable artists including the French Orientalist painter Jean-Léon Gérôme at the Académie Julian and, from 1893 to 1896, the Finnish landscape painter Albert Edelfelt. Returning to St Petersburg, he became active as a book designer and fashionable portrait painter. With Benois and Serge Diaghilev he was a founder and leading member of the World of Art (Mir Iskusstva) group in 1898...


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Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Combined Science Student Book Paperback / softback
by Mark Levesley, Iain Brand, Susan Kearsey, Nigel Saunders, Sue Robilliard, John Ling, Carol Tear, Penny Johnson
Part of the Edexcel (9-1) GCSE Science 2016 series
This Student Book uses the Pearson Checkpoint learning approach, which has been designed to help students to develop the skills required for the exams. The Checkpoint Teaching and Learning approach will help students to remember the key learning points from each topic, and to use their learning to apply, analyse and evaluate in new contexts.
This support will help to develop the full range of skills that will be assessed in the exam. Other key features of the Student Book include: a Preparing for the Exam section at the end of every Topic, to help students understand how six mark questions will be assessedworked examples for Physics Equations to support students in the recall and application Physics equations Core Practical pages that give students the opportunity to practice answering practical-based exam questionsQuestions that are all rated on a scale of 1 to 12 using the Pearson Steps system, encouraging students to answer increasingly difficult questions as they progress through the course.
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- Pages: 456 pages
- Publisher: Pearson Education Limited
- Publication Date: 08/06/2016
- Category: Sciences, general science
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Harbor Springs, Michigan. While taking a morning bicycle ride in the rolling hills of the farm country around Petoskey, I heard a powerful, loud sounding motor in the distance. Soon, I saw this rat rod about a mile...
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Kill Bill pickup truck (1)
In my ongoing movie and TV car project I've now reached a perhaps somewhat little-known but decidedly distinctive car: Buck's / The Bride's pickup truck, also known as the P****y Wagon. The car in question is a...
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Kill Bill pickup truck (5)
A bad-ass pickup truck needs a bad-ass engine.
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1941 Chevrolet Pickup Truck
Annual car show held at Earl's Blueberry Farm near Glenn Michigan.
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1954 Chevy Pickup Truck
Still have some pics from some other shows left. This cool 54 Chevy pickup was at the Bendigo swap meet.
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Rusty 1956 Chevrolet Pickup
South East Indiana. When I found and first shot this truck, it was sitting on the side of the owner's garage. Probably six months later, it had been moved to the front of the garage where I took this shot. I'm...
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1950 Chevrolet Pickup Truck
Beautiful 50 chevy pickup at the Retro Speed shop's birthday party.
Photo by Michelle ~ Blacky ~ Champaz's Captures.... on Flickr
Midwest Parts And Service's Rusty 1949 Chevrolet 3100 Pickup Truck
VooDoo Kings open house at The Sketch Pad in the Mt. Healthy suburb of Cincinnati, Ohio. Somehow the hub caps seem a bit too nice for the rest of this cool old truck.
Photo by J Wells S - on the road again on Flickr
1947 Chevy Pickup Hot Rod Truck
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Steve McQueen's 1952 Chevrolet pickup camper being auctioned on Ebay
08/19/15, via Fox News
The 1952 Chevrolet 3800 pickup was purchased by McQueen from a migrant farmer he passed on the side of the road in 1979. McQueen reportedly used the truck for camping trips, but his most famous journey in it took place on November 3, 1980.
Chevy, GMC add diesel midsize trucks for '16 model year
07/28/15, via The Detroit News
"Simply put, there's no other midsize truck that can do what Colorado can with its all-new Duramax diesel," said Sandor Piszar, director of Chevrolet truck marketing, in a statement. "Along with greater capability and efficiency, it expands the
Spied: 2017 Chevrolet Silverado 3500, GMC Sierra 3500
07/25/15, via PickupTrucks.com
"According to our sources, the face-lifted HD trucks are supposed to last until 2020 or so, when the next-generation GM pickups will adopt a more aluminum intensive outer structure to reduce weight, as well as carry newly downsized engines for better
Chevrolet Announces 2016 Colorado Midnight Edition
08/03/15, via PickupTrucks.com
Like the bigger Chevrolet Silverado 1500, the 2016 Colorado will get a special Midnight Edition package to set it apart in an increasingly competitive segment. The black-out-themed Colorado will be offered exclusively in black with smoked black 18-inch
Next Chevy Silverado, GMC Sierra Could Go Aluminum
08/10/15, via Torque News
While moving to a Chevrolet Silverado or GMC Sierra body which is comprised heavily of aluminum will require expensive and extensive retooling of the production facilities while also increasing the base price of the trucks, the shift to aluminum in the
2015 Chevrolet Silverado: Real World Review
07/27/15, via Yahoo Autos (blog)
So instead I used the 2015 Silverado Chevy leant me for the week to haul my four children, which is far more taxing anyway if you ask me. If you are fortunate enough to own a fancy boat or use your truck bed for carrying heavier items, the Silverado
Deputies need help IDing suspect who took off in pickup truck in Elkview, WV
08/23/15, via WOWK
The release states that a white male wearing a striped shirt and a ball cap hopped in and stole the truck. The truck is a dark blue, 2008 Chevrolet Silverado with an extended cab. A CB antenna was attached to the roof at the time of theft. The vehicle
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Steve McQueen's 1952 Chevrolet pickup camper being auctioned on Ebay - Fox News
McQueen reportedly used the truck for camping trips, but his most famous journey in it took place on November 3, 1980. The Reverend Billy Graham accompanied McQueen from his home to Ventura County Airport to depart for El Paso, Tex. McQueen died in Ciudad Juarez a few days later on November 7th. Bids for the truck start at $50,000, and the auction runs through Monday, August 24th. The owner says that a portion of the proceeds will be donated to Boys Republic, the organization... Source: www.foxnews.com
Chevy, GMC add diesel midsize trucks for '16 model year - The Detroit News
General Motors Co. said Tuesday its 2016 Chevrolet Colorado and 2016 GMC Canyon diesel pickups will go on sale this fall, with a base LT diesel Colorado starting at less than $32,000. The automaker did not release fuel economy estimates for the... 5-liter, four-cylinder Colorado pickup with automatic transmission achieves 27 miles per gallon highway. 8-liter Duramax turbo-diesel engine powering the Colorado and Canyon will generate 181 horsepower and 369 foot-pounds of torque and boosts maximum trailering capacity to 7,700 pounds on two-wheel drive trucks and 7,600 pounds for four-wheel drive... "Simply put, there's no other midsize truck that can do what Colorado can with its all-new Duramax diesel," said Sandor Piszar, director of Chevrolet truck marketing, in a statement. The trucks have been a hit for GM since the Colorado and Canyon went on sale last fall. Sales of the Colorado through the first half of 2015 totaled 41,575. GMC has sold 15,017 of the more premium Canyon trucks through the first six months of 2015. The Colorado diesel will be available in LT and Z71 crew cabs, in either two- or... Source: www.detroitnews.com
Spied: 2017 Chevrolet Silverado 3500, GMC Sierra 3500 - PickupTrucks.com
"GM will likely update these HD pickups after the release of the face-lifted 2016 Silverado and Sierra 1500 models. These new versions get revised exterior styling, with features lifted from some passenger-car models such as the LED running lights and revised grilles. "More changes are expected under the hood, however, with the 6. 2-liter gas V-8 from the 1500 models and an updated Duramax turbo-diesel with improved power and fuel efficiency to keep up with what Ford and Ram trucks offer in this segment. The eight-speed automatic is expected to become the main transmission in these trucks as well. "According to our sources, the face-lifted HD trucks are supposed to last until 2020 or so, when the next-generation GM pickups will adopt a more aluminum intensive outer structure to reduce weight, as well as carry newly downsized engines for... "Expect to see the new Silverado 2500/3500 and Sierra 2500/3500 in early to mid-2016. I don't know what that level is, but I've seen no sign of class 8 truck engines getting significantly smaller. If GM goes to the 6. 2 in the gas HD trucks, I hope it will be an iron block version without AFM. Source: news.pickuptrucks.com
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Natural Wedding photography Somerset
The wedding we were Photographing the weekend in Somerset, was wonderful, I overheard one of the guest saying during the Group Photos, "how come he only takes one maybe two photos, I thought Photographers fire away with multiple clicks"? This made me smile because yes that's exactly how many Photographers work, set the camera to the fastest frame rate possible and let that shutter click away, keeping their fingers crossed that at least one of the images will be the one they want, "maybe a little pedantic" on my part however that's not how I work; I wait for the moment and capture the image, I look for the contact to capture the moments, this is why Manual Photography is the way to go, I'm very quick with the settings and anticipating the moment!
Just take a look at the photo with this blog this photograph was taken in Somerset on a beautiful evening with a couple that were truly in love, the lighting was perfect their smiles were real and the contact between this newly wedded couple was magical, the colours were gorgeous and the Bride and Groom were lovely people, I just asked them to stand by this gate with the evening sun and watch them, they chatted and I took the photographs. This is My Passion I cannot emphasize enough how wonderful to see a scene like this in front of your eyes and capture this with photography, why alter this image using filters and software, something that is perfect beautifully exposed, and has captured the magic and love at this moment that's art that's passion, that's photography.


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Yes, I acquired the first ingredient for this salad, a crunchy broccoli slaw, pre-shredded at Dealer Joe's. All the pieces from the blended greens to the quinoa, almonds, dried cherries, and the parsley in the Sweet Parsley Dressing is designed to make your really feel physique feel good after consuming this salad. Make a succulent backyard salad with tomatoes, cucumber, sliced peppers, grated carrot and iceberg lettuce completed off with a French dressing.
Here, it helps to know the essential classes of greens (mushy, all-purpose, sturdy and peppery), every one with distinct characteristics that behave" differently within the bowl. In a jar or bowl, mix all dressing substances. Meat is usually added to salads. Excluding the egg, begin placing the salad elements in small batches into a giant salad bowl.
Drizzle with cider vinegar and olive oil; season with sugar, salt and pepper. A chopper is a small kitchen utensil preferrred for chopping components for salads into little bits. Use a big bowl and a fast-transferring whisk or fork to bring the dressing together earlier than including it to the salad.
1A cold dish of assorted mixtures of uncooked or cooked vegetables, normally seasoned with oil, vinegar, or different dressing and typically accompanied by meat, fish, or different components. Mixed greens, made in-house jalapeño cornbread croutons, tomatoes, cheddar, bacon and inexperienced onions with ranch dressing.
A green salad or backyard salad is most often composed of leafy vegetables comparable to lettuce varieties, spinach , or rocket (arugula) If non-greens make up a big portion of the salad it could be called a vegetable salad as an alternative of a green salad.


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By Graci Woodworth, Storage.com
Here at Storage.com, we want to help people get their homes organized and clean, whether through the use of self-storage or helpful online tips and hacks that you can try yourself.
The bedroom is one room of the home where ideas for rearranging and saving space are usually welcomed with open arms. At the end of the drawing board, however, the most cost-effective solutions tend to involve finding new ways to make the best of what you've got (we're looking at you, tiny closet). To help get the creative juices flowing, we've listed ten bedroom hacks to reorganize clutter and create clean space in the areas you need it most.
1. Create a Bedside Duo with this DIY Short Desk
Need the functions of both a desk and a nightstand but lacking space for multiple pieces of furniture? Let a DIY short desk do the work of both by placing it right next to the bedside, like this one from Apartment Therapy. With one piece of furniture doing double duty, this simple hack is one of the quickest arrangements to maximize space in your bedroom.
2. This DIY Bar Cart Desk will be Your New Sidekick
If a few more drawers or cabinets are on your wishlist to keep your bedroom office space better organized, buying a larger desk is no longer mandatory. By using a bar cart as an additional shelving system, desk clutter can be stylishly organized into separate compartments, but still within reach. For more inspiration, check out this DIY bar cart desk buddy styled by The Everygirl.
3. Fill Space at the Foot of the Bed with this DIY Styling Hack
For some extra surface space in an unsuspecting area, set a bench at the foot of your bed to double as a console table or a makeshift work space. If you've been on the hunt for a place to keep bedroom storage baskets, you'll love Faded Charm Cottage's DIY styling hack.
4. Get Vertical with this DIY Over-The-Door Shelf Decor
After you've hung up your favorite art pieces and picture frames, empty wall space for additional shelving can be hard to come by. Instead of cluttering any of the leftover areas at eye-level, try installing a DIY over-the-door shelf, courtesy of The Home Depot, to show off those last few decor items in a unique spot.
5. Think Outside of the Closet with a DIY Corner Closet Hack
Even the most seemingly perfect apartments can fall short in the closet department, which is why this DIY corner closet hack from Mint Loves Social Club is extremely handy. Hang a few regular or statement pieces on the rod to free up some closet space and avoid pricey pre-built clothing racks altogether.
6. Categorize Closet Accessories with a DIY Pegboard Dressing Station
Sometimes the bedroom closet also becomes the catch-all area for all things wardrobe related. With the help of a couple pegboards, you can organize small accessories and hard-to-store items, like Real Simple did here with this DIY pegboard dressing station.
7. Hang a Memorable Memo with this Easy DIY Cork Board Hack
Depending on your style preferences and the amount of wall space you have to work with, traditional cork boards don't always work in every bedroom. With this space-saving DIY Cork Board hack from Oh Everything Handmade, you can arrange your memos in any area or shape.
8. A DIY Wood Fabric Headboard for the Chic Bedroom Organizer
Looking to jazz up the white space behind your bed without buying a bulky headboard? Check out Craft Hunter's step-by-step tutorial for a DIY wood fabric headboard made from polyester pin board and wood patterned fabric.
9. Light up the Room with a DIY Gilded Accordion Sconce
Unlike floor lamps and desk lamps, sconces and wall lamps can be secured right to the wall to save space elsewhere. This DIY gilded accordion sconce by Francois et Moi takes it a step further, as it can be extended and shortened to your liking.
10. A DIY Floating String Table to Show off Your Favorite Items
To create more floor space and give your bedroom an open feel, craft a DIY floating string table with Monsters Circus's quick tutorial. With this minimalist approach, you can use floating surfaces to create clean displays of your favorite treasures.
What are some of your DIY bedroom hacks? Let us know in the comments!


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