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Kenicha Narcisse is the newest Mrs. Haiti International. She's absolutely beautiful and she uses the same determination that made her a pageant queen as a trait to guide her in other aspects of her life. Lean in and listen as she discusses the beauty pageant, self-image and her crowning.
Kreyolicious: What made you enter the Mrs. International pageant?
I was Miss Port-au-Prince International last year, and I was placed First Runner-Up. After I got married in July, I wanted to continue being a voice for my brothers and sisters who are victims and survivors of Child Abuse and Neglect as well as continuing to compete in pageants. This is why I entered Haiti International Pageants as a Mrs. this year.
Kreyolicious: Based on what you know so far, what advice would you give to a little sister figure about how to make it through life?
My advice to everyone is knowing the purpose of your presence in this world. We all are here on this earth to do wonderful things. You are going to find friends and families that will not believe in your dreams, always doubting you and as well dragging your name in dirt but you knowing who you are, what you represent and why you are here on earth is how you're going to make it. Most importantly believe in yourself and have faith in God because he knows your destiny and never give up on nothing.
Kreyolicious: Some young women shun close friendships with other women. Your thoughts?
Nowadays, a lot of friendships are ending because there's no communication between the friends and people believe everything they hear from others and most of the times it's someone that's jealous of the friendship that's spreading rumors. My thoughts on friendships ending is that person never valued the friendship and the friendship did not mean anything to you or them.
Kreyolicious: Have you ever been made to feel like you weren't good enough or pretty enough?
Since I came to the United States, I've always been fighting to be accepted by others. English is my second language and according to others I still have my accent. I've been made fun of the way I talk and the fact that I am Haitian. It wasn't till I started meeting with my school counselor I knew that I can't let others get the best of me and have their words define who I am. I found out in my high school years that if I kept getting mad and show others how badly their words affect me, it was never going to stop. They were going to continue to call me names if I gave them the reactions they were looking for and that was the same for some of my family members.
Kreyolicious: These days, when do you feel the most beautiful?
I feel the most beautiful when I am around children's and they have a huge smile on their face. It melts my heart.
This concludes PART I of the interview with Kenicha Narcisse, the 2017 Mrs. Haiti International. Watch out for PART II. Meanwhile…
CLICK HERE to read about other beauty queens of Haitian descent!
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Jamaat-E-Islami Hind to celebrate first anniversary of children's magazine 'Taare Zameen Par'
Goa: Educational wing of Jamaat-E-Islami Hind has decided to organize one day event 'Honhaar Sitaare' (Promising Stars) on Tuesday, 25th December 2018 to celebrate first anniversary of children's magazine 'Taare Zameen par'. The event, which will commence at 10.00 AM in the morning aims to encourage and groom young sitaare by nourishing their talents such as article writing, drawing, poem writing, story writing etc. It will be held at The International Center, Dona-Paula, Goa and will conclude at 8.30 PM in the evening. The event has various workshops and competitions…Read More

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In Japan, people buy "Fukubukuro" ,which means "Happy bag" in Japanese.
In the old times, it believed as the icon of happiness and painted in many old pictures. In many old pictures, "Fukubukuro" is grabbed by the God called "Daikokuten" who believed " Fukunokami" ("God of good luck" in Japan).
In nowadays, it turned to bagged products and entertain Japanese customers.
"Fukubukuro" is mainly sold by jewellery store or apparrel store, but surprisingly, there are some vending machines of "Fukubukuro" in Japan!
The contents of "Fukubukuro" is secret, so customers cannot open until buy it.
Contents are often unsold items in the past year, so customers can get lower price than the total price of products in usual.
However, the design of contents are unknown until open the bag, so it is true that some cool, trendy things may contain, but horribly nonsense old-fashoned things may contain ,too.
Such gambling elements are so interesting that Japanese likes to buy "Fukubukuro".
This "Fukubukuro" culture spreads to some areas, such as United States or Hong Kong gradually.
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Together lived twenty years of life gainedname - porcelain wedding. Porcelain - thin, delicate, fragile material, so it is necessary to preserve, protect from falls. Also, you should appreciate, protected from bad weather their relationship the couple, who have come a long way to a family together. Twenty years - an impressive date, but do not forget that even an expensive china set can break at any careless move. Will the union happy then - depends only on themselves spouses.
Ancient traditions and customs of a 20-year marriage
The tradition of celebrating the day when the couple alreadyTwenty years together, have their roots in ancient times. And as a symbol of the holiday - porcelain, and he comes from the East, the traditions are also linked with the eastern. Festive table set elegant crockery, must contain among others at least one eastern cuisine. The presence of the original dishes on the table will not allow anyone to make a mistake when answering a question, "20 years of marriage - What wedding?".
Another long-standing tradition of unusual, isproduction of clay figurines guests directly during the celebration. It is possible to hold a competition, which figure from clay material is better, only then do not have to celebrate at home, and in the pottery workshop.
To no one wondered: "Porcelain wedding - this is how many years," a great idea to put a porcelain figurine, decorated with engraved number twenty, near the anniversaries themselves at the table. This may be a pair of doves, a symbol of the peace and understanding, or a beautiful heart, the transmitter is already mature, but still the same loving care.
Porcelain wedding: how to mark the anniversary?
Traditionally, the twentieth anniversary of the porcelainlife together celebrated in a warm family circle at home. Among the invited guests - only the closest friends and relatives. And tell her to celebrate fantasy.
The joint anniversary twenty years - porcelainbeautiful anniversary - the date of the round, however, is well prepared to receive guests, set the table just tasty treats. It will be interesting if the children hold for the parents, their friends, guests, interesting contests, including many favorite dishes of the old whipping contest as a symbol of deliverance from trouble.
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Porcelain jubilee anniversary should be rememberedspouses of their uniqueness and celebrate it must unforgettably. The main condition - that no one should miss. Twenty years of marriage: the triumph of the script will consider all family stories, because the party will turn out a success, surprising in a good way words mandatory program, meals and entertainment.
Scripts may be varied, but all have one thing in common:
- Better to start by telling the love story of the couple or the floor for congratulations children.
- Then it is presented to him a song to the triumph - porcelain joyful wedding.
- This is followed by toast / suggestions, and behind them - competitions.
The couple will be happy if at the time of the porcelainthe festival will be awarded medals, decorated with funky slogans or diplomas with grades for subjects such as: "making money", "Early walk to his mother on pancakes", "Children", etc.
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Also it will be interesting, if the holiday will begin with interesting stories about the origin of porcelain or various anniversaries, weddings.
Contests in turn should be interesting, original, with a corresponding event themed:
- "Who can say more than kind words"
- "Questions and answers"
- "How well the couple know each other"
- "Swaddling baby"
- "Mind reading each other"
Go along such a long way - it is a merit of both, guests are fun to watch as the couple cope with the task.
Well, if it is procured a pleasant surprise, the presence of which is a mystery to the rest of the evening. For example, an excellent choice - beautiful multi-tiered cake with figurines of porcelain, decorate it.
What to give a 20-year marriage?
Since this round date anniversary is called a porcelain, the gifts is to choose those that contain the least proportion of porcelain or are directly related to it.
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- Vases made of porcelain.
- Original tea sets, which include a variety of items, or just two cups and saucers.
- Pictures or statues with the designation of the date of the wedding anniversaries.
- Other dishes.
But the couple can present themselves to each other not only the statues: the husband can give his wife a box of porcelain, and she told him - an ashtray, if the husband smokes. Examples of gifts, see the photo below:
Congratulations on the wedding china
Congratulations on the twentieth anniversary of the union, whichis called a porcelain wedding, can ordinary, original, funny or classic, in prose and in verse better. But the main thing - that they are from the heart, do not contain hints or tones - while they perceive correctly anniversaries. If you are unable to visit the couple in this festival, you can congratulate them on the phone, send SMS, e-card.
Well, if greeting a porcelain solemn anniversary will be prepared in advance and will be a mini-spectacle during the celebration.
Let this wonderful holiday - porcelainjubilee anniversary - really appreciate anniversaries. Their strong ties - real wealth, and years lived in love and harmony - an example to follow. Let them happiness and love will remain for years to come to the wedding gleamed silver, gold, and then diamonds.
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C&D Auction Marts Limited had forward 18 prime cattle, 8 prime bulls, 18 OTM cattle, 2,516 prime lambs and 5,217 cast ewes & rams at their weekly sale at Longtown on Thursday 28th July 2016.
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Medium to 214.5p (207.8p)
Heavy to 207.5p (198.1p)
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Heavy to 191.5p (187.0p)
Young bulls 212.5p (190.0p)
Light to 207.0p (187.6p)
Standard to 226.0p (183.9p)
Medium to 234.0p (186.3p)
Heavy to 202.0p (182.8p)
Overweight to 182.0p (165.1p)
Light to £87.00 (£45.07)
Heavy to £147.00 (£75.46)
Cast Rams £185.00 (£81.17)
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British Blue 214.5p Dashwell Green.
Limousin 211.5p (x2), 208.5p (x2), 207.5p 206.5p Dashwell Green, 205.5p Hallees.
Angus 191.5p Becton Hall.
Blonde 183.5p Becton Hall.
A mixed bag of bulls with quality again selling well, numbers short of requirements. Top price of 212.5p for a Limousin shown by G J A Rome & Co., Niven Hill.
Limousin 212.5p, 209.5p Niven Hill, 188.5p, 163.5p Harelawhill.
Blonde 178.5p Oakwoodhill.
Limousin £1257, £1253 Niven Hill, £1093 Harelawhill.
Blonde £1017 Oakwoodhill.
Barren cows – A good entry of working cows were on offer to the usual good company of buyers who bid freely for all types of cows. Brian Calvert sold an excellent dairy bred Simmental cow at 129p, realising £864.30 to Sean McGimpsey. A tremendous load of hill Galloways sold to a top of 118p from Messrs Waugh, Shorthorns to 116p from Parcelstown. Angus cows to 114p from Mrs Little, shown by her little grandson Andrew. Dairy cows sold on a firm trade topping at £774.80 from Justicetown.
A steady show of 2,516 prime lambs were forward to the usual ring of buyers, with trade in line with the national trend this week. Still lambs over 40 kilos with flesh were easiest to sell and realising recent rates. Lightweight lambs a lot sharper on the week, on the back of a buoyant store lamb trade. Many more lambs could be sold to advantage on a weekly basis. Sale topped at 234p for Beltex from Bridgestone and to £104 for Suffolks from Skelfhill.
Beltex 234p Bridgestone, 215p Wallend, 213p Bridgestone, 206p Johnstonebank, 200p Shankcastle.
Texel 226p Kirk House, 212p Hallbankgate & Kirk House, 210p Kirkton, 209p Wallend, 208p Kirk House, 205p Cubbyhill & Hermitage.
Cheviot 207p, 200p, 190p High Chesters, 186p Johnstonebank.
Charollais 202p, 189p Porterstown, 187p, 186p Kirkend, 185p Wyseby Hill Cottage.
Suffolk 201p Wallend, 198p North House, 197p Creca Hall, 191p Becton Hall, Sceugh Dyke & Carsegowan, 190p Upper Mains.
Bleu du Maine 195p, 185p Tarnside.
Rouge 192p Crawfordhall.
Continental 190p Tarnside, 185p Boldron.
Berrichon 190p Sceugh Dyke.
Hampshire 186p Barnglies.
Greyface 180p Peela Hill & Staffler, 171p Penpeugh, 168p Airds of Balcary & Howahill.
Blackface 172p Penpeugh & Clonrae, 168p Balgray Hill.
Suffolk £104 Skelfhill, £98 Nettling Flatt, £95, £90 North House, £89 Guardsmill, £88 Fairways.
Texel £100 Kirkton, £98, £97 North Greenhill, £95 Kirkton, £92 Chapel House & Bullshill, £91 Foulshiels, £90 Pearsbyhall, Shankcastle & High Parkfoot.
Beltex £96 Bridgestone, £88 Shankcastle, £86 Wallend, £85 Bridgestone, £80 Shankcastle.
Berrichon £86, £83.50 Sceugh Dyke.
Cheviot £84 North House, £70 Terrona.
Greyface £81 Peela Hill, £77.50 Staffler, £77 Penpeugh & Bullshill.
Hampshire £78 Barnglies.
Charollais £77 Crawfordhall, £76.50 Kirkend, £76 Moss Side, £74 Wyseby Hill Cottage, £72.50 Kirkend.
Blackface £74 Balgray Hill & Albierigg, £67 Penpeugh, £63.50 Clonrae.
Rouge £73 Crawfordhall.
Bleu du Maine £72 Tarnside.
The largest show of the season so far saw 5,217 cast sheep forward to a busy ring of buyers. Heavy weight ewes were dearer on the week and short of requirements, with lightweight ewes easier owing to large volumes though the country. Sale topped at £185 for a Texel ram from D'Mainholm and £147 for Texel ewes from Kirkton.
Texel £147 Kirkton, £140 Beckfoot & Crumhaughhill, £134 Chaseside & Leithenhall, £132 Whitrigghall, £130 Kirkton, £129 Whitrigghall, £128 Graceside & Chaseside.
Charollais £116, £107, £102 Hunderlee Pastoral, £102 Beckfoot, £97, £94 Chaseside.
Suffolk £111 Nettling Flatt, £109 Beckfoot & Heatherglen, £107 Chaseside, £104 Boldron, £103 Chaseside & Nettling Flatt, £102 Cloverdale, £100 Haithwaite.
Leicester £95 Foulshiels, £90 Softley & Heatherglen, £86 The Harrow, £85 Hartside.
Bleu du Maine £94 Middle Farm, £91 Brisco Meadows.
Beltex £94 Chaseside.
North Country Cheviot £86 Gospel Hall, £84 Carruthers, £80 Crawthat, £78 Temon & Gospel Hall.
Cheviot Mule £82, £79 Northfield, £74 Balgray Hill, £74, £70 Northfield.
Greyface £80 Northfield, £79 Auchencairn, £77 Belstane & Third, £75 Stobo Home, £74 Carsegowan, Lintlaw, Hartside & Shoestanes.
Zwartble £74 Lintlaw.
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Home to one of the earliest permanent Moravian settlements in North Carolina, Winston-Salem has earned the reputation of being one of the most haunted cities in the state. The Camel City has a spooky past, and this new tour, set to kick off in late September, will dig deep into the city's grave history. Learn the story behind the doomed and forgotten Hotel Zinzendorf, and find out what goes bump in the night at Tart Sweets and Bernardin's Restaurant, two local establishments.
Nightly year-round, times subject to change. Saturdays: 12 p.m., 3 p.m., 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. Other evenings: 6 p.m., 8 p.m. Adults $13 when booked online. Children ages 7 and younger, free. (336) 905-4060 or carolinahistoryandhaunts.com.
Recognized as one of the best ghost tours in the nation, Ghost Walk of Old Wilmington has a lot of stories that draw on the port city's gruesome history. Stops on the tour can vary each night, but you're guaranteed to walk away spooked. Hear tales like the ones about Gallows Hill, people being buried alive, and a friendly ghost who leaves dimes in the pockets of passersby.
March through October: Nightly, 6:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. November: Nightly, 6:30 p.m. December through February: Thursday-Saturday, 6:30 p.m. Adults $13. Children ages 6 and younger, free. (910) 794-1866 or hauntedwilmington.com.
With its extensive Revolutionary War and Civil War history, it only makes sense that the Gate City has attracted so many ghouls. Luckily enough for revelers looking for a good fright, many of the buildings in downtown Greensboro have been excellently preserved, so it isn't difficult to imagine the chilling events that once happened where you now stand. "It's right there for you to touch," tour guide Dan Riedel says. He organizes ghost tours in Charlotte, Greensboro, and Winston-Salem. "The history is still there right in front of you." The stories about the Blandwood Mansion alone are haunting enough.
Nightly year-round, times subject to change. Saturdays: 12 p.m., 3 p.m., 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. Other evenings: 6 p.m. Adults $13 when booked online. Children ages 7 and younger, free. (336) 905-4060 or carolinahistoryandhaunts.com.
Of all of our cities, Charlotte is the most modern, but that doesn't mean the past is buried deep here. On second thought, actually, it is. Charlotte predates the United States as country, and this is most apparent at the Old Settlers' Cemetery, which delivers the biggest scares of the evening. "Everything in Charlotte has built up around it, but this place has always stayed the same," Riedel says.
Nightly year-round, times subject to change. Saturdays: 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. Other evenings: 12 p.m., 3 p.m., 8 p.m. Adults $13 when booked online. Children ages 7 and younger, free. (704) 699-7959 or carolinahistoryandhaunts.com.
New Bern
This family-friendly tour provides an overview of New Bern's grimmer history, detailing aspects of the Revolutionary and Civil wars and the yellow fever epidemic. "We did research our stories very thoroughly," says Joyce O'Callahan, who runs Ghosts of New Bern alongside her husband, Joe. For those looking to extend the witching hour, consider getting a room with a boo. The O'Callahans partnered with the purportedly haunted Harvey Mansion Historic Inn & Restaurant to offer a package that includes the ghost tour and a stay at the inn.
Wednesday-Saturday, October 18 – November 4, 7:30 p.m. Exception of October 27-28, 9:00 p.m. Adults $12. Children ages 11 and under, $6. (252) 571-4766 or ghostsofnewbern.com.
If you don't want to simply hear about ghosts, learn how to hunt for them yourself in Asheville. The final stop on Joshua P. Warren's classic walking tour is at the Asheville Mystery Museum, located in a Masonic temple, which features a trove of paranormal investigation equipment. During the tour, you'll learn the stories of The Pink Lady at the Grove Park Inn and the apparitions at Helen's Bridge.
Nightly through October 31; Thursday-Sunday year-round, 8 p.m. Adults $20. Children ages 9-14, $15. Children ages 8 and younger, free. hauntedasheville.com.
As our capital city, Raleigh is bound to have a few things that go bump in the night. Learn the folklore and take a walk (the brisker, the better) through the City Cemetery of Raleigh, which was Raleigh's first burying ground. Tobacco Road Tours offers ghost tours in other spots around the Triangle, too.
Fridays and Saturdays. 7:30 p.m. Adults $16.09. Children ages 8-14 $10.71. tobaccoroadtours.com.
Beaufort is North Carolina's third oldest town and was home to the infamous Blackbeard, so it's bound to have some ghastly tales. Join your pirate guides for a spooky saunter around Beaufort's streets and waterfront as they delve into a treasure trove of stories about ghost ships, haunted houses, and local folklore.
Nightly. Adults $15.95. Children ages 3-5, $5.95. (252) 772-9925 or beaufortghostwalk.com.
Katie Compton doesn't consider herself a paranormal person, but then again, buying a hoop skirt from the local flea market and starting your own ghost tour isn't, per se, normal. After graduating college with a degree in Southern antebellum history and oral interpretation of Southern literature and culture, she created Old South Tour Company. Compton recognizes that storytelling — balancing historical content and town folklore — is an art. "I let the graveyard speak for itself," Compton says. "It's creepy Southern gothic at its finest."
Year-round, Tuesday-Sunday, 8 p.m., or by reservation. Adults $10. Children 7 and younger, $7. (910) 713-2072 or oldsouthporttourcompany.com.


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Hello! I have tried reading through multiple discussions about the text input in a user interface, but I am still having issues getting this to work. I would like the user to be able to input a value into the text box (in this example it's a state). Then I would like the action to update the filter below in order to filter out for this state. I know this can be simple but I'm struggling. Any help is much appreciated!
Hi @kweekes002
Try it again with this package.
Basically I changed your filter to "Custom Filter" and selected Browse Tool in the Interface Designer Properties to display Browse as a Result.
Something that I noticed is that your F3 field doesn't have anything to do with State names.
So IL, or NY will always return false in the Filter.
F3 field contains a large text.
If you want to filter records that contain these state names, you should use Contains function.
Contains([F3], "IL") in the filter tool.
Hello @kweekes002,
I have attached your workflow with some modifications. What I did was three things:
1) change the filter to a contain formula (hopefully this is what is needed)
2) Adjusted the action tool to adjust for the change I made to the filter tool
3) In the interface designer properties, I made the browse open when the app is successful (you can test NY and see what that does)
Mine still only seems to be filtering for what's currently in the filter rather than what the user inputs in the text box.
Mine still only returns values with IL in the state. I got an error that I have an older version than what you sent - could that be the issue?
You can use debug function to see what's going on with your app and take the evidence.
Click on "Open Debug".
A workflow will open with your Text choice. You can then check the Filter tool in this workflow and see what actually changed.
What's your Alteryx version? I can send you the package in your version of choice.
See attached for the updated sample. I have version 2018.3.5.52487. Thank you for all the help!
Thing is you need to change it to Custom Filter option.
Otherwise, it won't work. I mentioned that in my early post.
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FC: "Our memories of the ocean will linger on, long after our footprints in the sand are gone." | Houston Trip
1: A day in Houston
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8: "To travel is to live." - Hans Christian Andersen | Taking the ferry to Crystal Beach on Galveston Island
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At S.F. State, Allison Maio led the women finishing 15th in 22:57.8. Elsa Valenzuela finished 21st in 23:13.1 Kate Yanish was 28th at 23:38.3 Camille Dyer was fourth for the Broncos in 66th place at 25:36.4.
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On the men's side Peter Stephens finished first for the Broncos at 26:19.3. Lelond Wong was 38th at 26:49.9. Matt Burke was third at 27:32.5 in 62nd place. Marcos Hinojosa was 87th at 28:57.3.
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Welcome to Awty International School!
We are a diverse community of students and teachers, hailing from some 50 nations and from our local Houston environs. Our school spans Prekindergarten through the 12th grade. In the culminating grades, our students pursue either the French Baccalauréat or the International Baccalaureate. You can find all the information about Awty here on our website, but what is harder to feel via a site search is the distinctive spirit that pervades the Awty experience.
We have the warmth and feel of a small school, but the opportunities and the excitement and diversity of a large school. We support the development of world citizens; intellectual life and academic excellence are very important to us, but character development is equally so. Awty alumni live lives of significance and integrity.
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Trivia teams of any size may bring the entire team or representatives to the 90FM studios on Reserve Street from 3 until 7 Monday through Thursday, and Friday from Noon until 6, the week of the contest to register. At that time, teams will be given two copies of the New Trivia Times. The New Trivia Times contains information about the contest, the pictures, and other pertinent information, like weekend specials on food from area businesses who support Trivia, and other businesses who support 90FM and the contest.
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Eight questions are asked over the 90FM airwaves each hour. Team contestants are given the length of time for two songs to play in which to respond with an answer. Each team is given one attempt to answer. If teams call more than once per question, they will receive zero points for that question. All teams that respond correctly are given an equal share of the 2000 points that a question is worth, with a minimum of 5 points and a maximum of 500 points. There are two hours during the contest when only four questions are asked. This allows us time to read all of the team standings.
Running Questions
The Running Questions are given at specific locations in Stevens Point at 7:00 A.M. both Saturday and Sunday mornings. Teams are asked to gather information within "running" distance of the meeting sight. Locations for the Running Questions are given in the Trivia Times.
Trivia Stone
The Trivia Stone is a rally, of sorts. During the contest, teams are instructed to follow a certain group of clues. These clues lead teams throughout the city and countryside, and at three times are instructed to get their Trivia Times booklet stamped. The stamps are then turned in at 6:30 Sunday evening for points. One stamp earns 50 points, two stamps 150 points, and three stamps 300 points. The first clue is given in the Trivia Times.
Music Questions
The music questions are snippets of 8 songs. There are three music questions, and each of the snippets is equivalent to one question. Question turn-in times are in your copy of The New Trivia Times. This is the booklet that you receive at the time of registration.
Trophies for first through tenth place are donated by Point Trophy. Each of the teams will be sent a certificate acknowledging their team name, place in the contest, and point total after the contest.
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Peterson, Doug - 2019 Hall of Fame
Doug Peterson
Anti-establishment Designer
July 25, 1945 - June 26, 2017
Birthplace: Los Angeles, Ca.
Anti-establishment Designer
The year is 1979 as yacht designer Doug Peterson rides on the transom of a Six Meter on Puget Sound. He is staring intently at the water flowing off the stern. When asked what he was doing Peterson explained, "The wave back here is too big. I am trying to think of ways to reduce the size of the wave so the next design will have less drag." The moment spoke volumes about the pragmatic approach Doug Peterson had toward designing fast sailboats.
In 1973 his new One Ton sloop named Ganbare launched his remarkable career when it a excelled in a series of regattas in San Diego and Italy. According to the Encyclopedia of Yacht Designers, by J. Scott Rohrer, W.W. Norton & Company, Inc., 2006, " Ganbare featured squarish bow sections, sharply tapered fin keel, and a shallow skeg at the top of a slightly balanced rudder, looked very much out of step with the rest of the fleet." Ganbare dominated it's first regatta and became an overnight sensation and with it Peterson's reputation. "Ganbare" is a Japanese word that means, "good luck."
Peterson's next design was Gumboots which also won the One Ton Cup in England. Peterson never had any formal training and dropped out of college after a few semesters but he did well on the racecourse as a junior sailor and had the opportunity to race on a wide variety of designs by Sparkman & Stephens, E.G. van de Stadt, Bill Lapworth, George Kettenburg and Skip Calkin. He worked in Calkin's design studio in high school. By the mid-1970s Peterson's own design firm was booming. Among his younger proteges were Bill Tripp, Peter Wormwood, John Reichel and Jim Pugh who would all become highly successful yacht designers.
In 1991 Bill Koch invited Peterson to join the America3 design team. The team won the America's Cup in 1992. Recognizing his talent, Team New Zealand hired Peterson for the next Cup in 1995 and they successfully challenged. His next two America's Cup commissions were for the Prada Challenge, "Luna Rosa". The team made the America's Cup final in 2000 but lost to the home town team from New Zealand. Dozens of yacht construction companies commissioned Peterson to draw the lines for their yachts.
Peterson was an artist at his craft and was able find clever ways to make a boat perform well under a handicap rating rule. When a new rule, like the America's Cup Class, came along he was among the first to grasp what design elements would give his boats a speed advantage. His father, Carlton, was an aerospace engineer and sailed frequently with his two sons. The younger Peterson credited his father for helping build his passion for sailing, "My father taught me a lot from the beginning about design." Doug Peterson died at the age of 71 from colon cancer in 2017.
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My single biggest gripe I have about the digital marketing industry is the pervasiveness of short-term thinking in clients.
Too many corporate leaders seem to think that digital marketing has a magic bullet, a secret button that can be pressed and voilà tens of thousands of website visitors come rolling out eager to give their hard-earned money to the company.
Of course we know that it's a ludicrous idea. This stuff is hard. It takes time and effort and patience.
I can understand where the 'quick fix' mentality comes from, though. Because there actually is one digital marketing channel that delivers instantaneous and measurable results. That channel is, of course, Pay Per Click advertising.
PPC advertising advertising provides immediate results. You spend money and visitors arrive. Its basic principles are very straightforward and easy to understand for business leaders. And because it provides that instant gratification, it's addictive.
Which is why I find myself having to justify small monthly SEO retainers to a client who already spends ten times as much every month on Google AdWords. Almost every single time it'll be this conversation: "Why aren't we getting more traffic from SEO?" "Because it takes time, and this is just the third month of our one-year retainer." "But I'm already getting thousands of hits from AdWords."
It's painful and it's frustrating and I can't seem to find a way around them. Every time before we engage a client on SEO, we make it abundantly clear that this is a long-term effort and that the results will materialise towards the latter half of the one-year retainer.
And almost every time after a few months – even if the graphs are already pointing upwards – the client starts complaining about a lack of significant results. Even if they don't invest in PPC, there is an entirely unrealistic expectation of immediate results.
In those rare cases when a client does show a commitment to long term results, inevitably we manage to meet and exceed expectations. Unfortunately those types of clients are few and far between.
I suspect this is a pretty pervasive phenomenon – there are companies across the world that are inflicted by short-term thinking.
It's hard to fault business leaders, because our governments are packed with politicians suffering from the same narrow focus. For example, yesterday's announcement of a £200m investment in Northern Ireland's economy was probably greeted with cheers from many local business leaders.
I wasn't cheering though, because that £200m will go almost entirely to farming, industry, and construction. This despite the fact that the vast bulk of Northern Ireland's recent economic development originates from the digital sector.
Ironically some of this investment will go towards science & technology education. So we'll have more IT graduates, but I suspect there'll be no jobs for them as the government doesn't deem that sector worthy of further investment.
The digital sector in Northern Ireland has such tremendous potential. There are great educational programmes in place that churn out high quality graduates (the University of Ulster especially leads the way there) and there's a boom in digital companies – both among established agencies and fresh startups – that are doing amazing work.
We also have some superb technology events here in Northern Ireland, from the world-class Build conference to the CultureTech festival and many more.
There's a genuine buzz about the place when it comes to the digital industry, but at the same time it's a hard struggle to drag the country's established businesses and entrenched politicians kicking & screaming in to the 21st century.
I suppose it's a fight that every modern industry wages. The moment you have to stop convincing people is the moment you've reached your peak.
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Widely or deeply, then? That, over the last couple of days, seems to have been the question for discussion in the Dove Street Inn with my writing and reading friends. Do you find a few writers whose work you love, plough your way through their works and then revisit them on numerous occasions? Or do you keep seeking out new writers, constantly searching for new and different reading experiences, aware that life is brief and literature vast? Gabriel Zaid's brilliant little volume, So Many Books, seems to say it all. So which approach is better?
To an extent, of course, it's a false dichotomy. You can do both, up to a point. It depends partly on how much time you have/make for reading. I don't have a TV, and yet still I only manage to read around 20 books in a good year (yes, I keep a reading diary and have done since 1999 – how anally retentive is that?). Perhaps our mutual friend, the World Wide Web might be to blame… My friend, Jon, on the other hand, reads around 40 books a year, and we're not talking about trash here either. It comes as no surprise, then, that he's a wide reader. And then there's my friend, Steve, who took redundancy as a postman and now dedicates his days to reading – ah, what a life – but tends to find writers whom he likes and then mines their canons deeply.
For myself, I'm always looking out for something different to read, but when I find a book that has some special quality to it, I'm tempted to find out more about the author. Sometimes it leads to a dead end, sometimes to a road opening out toward the horizon. I loved Magnus Mills' first two novels, The Restraint of Beasts and All Quiet on the Orient Express. I don't think it's an exaggeration to say that they're comic masterpieces. I read the third, the fourth, the fifth… each with a sense of anticipation and each, ultimately, with a feeling of disappointment. Conversely, everything I've read by Perec, Calvino, Kundera and Golding has been worth the time and effort. Some writers restrict us to just one book. John Kennedy Toole, author of the brilliantly idiosyncratic A Confederacy of Dunces, wrote no other book. He took his own life after almost every publisher in America had turned down his manuscript.
It's obvious, really, that reading writers in translation is likely to open up a world of possibilities for discovering new books of interest (though we're also reliant on the quality of the translator's work unless, like my father at 81, you're reading books in French, German and Italian). English writers, though their craft may be admirable, rarely seem to be writing about themes that grab my attention. It may well be that those books are out there but with my limited reading time I've missed them. So instead, I find myself reading translated works at least half of the time. In the last year, I've read Roberto Bolaño's wonderful The Savage Detectives, Ferenc Karinthy's disturbing dystopia, Metropole and Diego Marani's disorientating tale of the Winter War, New Finnish Grammar. As ever, I've gone back to Perec to read A Man Asleep and Things: A Story of the Sixties, both of which were a delight. I returned also to Kundera and The Joke, a book I'd started and then lost – it happens to me more often than it should. It just served to reinforce how trivial is the subject matter of so much that gets published in this country. And then, of course, there's America, a whole world in itself… I read Visits from the Drowned Girl, Stephen Sherrill's rather disappointing follow-up to The Minotaur Takes a Cigarette Break, which was truly unique. The Dice Man, though, was entertaining, but still shockingly amoral after all these years.
Which brings us to Haruki Murakami. Both Jon and Steve have told me that I should read him. The guy in the Bond Street Waterstone's said the same. He recommended Hard–Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World. I read it. And though it had some nice touches, I was distinctly underwhelmed. Ah, but it turns out that I've read the wrong book… The bookseller was mistaken. I should have read The Wind-up Bird Chronicle or Kafka on the Shore. Generally, I'll give an author a try and decide to cut my losses if I don't enjoy the book that I've chosen. A couple of years ago, it suddenly struck me, that at the rate I read, I shall only be able to explore a few hundred books more at most (cheerful thought, isn't it?). It makes that next choice all the more important. Given the respect that I have for my friends' opinions, though, I shall be taking Norwegian Wood with me to Brittany.
If you embark on these voyages of discovery then you need a guide, some kind of chart to follow, a navigator to interpret for you. That's where friends come in. You don't have to have met them, though. They don't even need to be alive. What better guide to the fiction of the first thirty years after the war is there than Anthony Burgess's Ninety-Nine Novels? I found this short guide to be invaluable, a gift from the widest reader and writer of them all. I was so taken with it that when I came across another second-hand copy, I bought it to give to a friend. I've yet to do so. Any takers?
Have I answered my own question, then? I'm not sure. It's all a matter of perspective. The legendary Norfolk-born-and-bred philosopher, Norman Hart, once had to deliver a speech on the theme of 'Travel Broadens the Mind'. His conclusion was that it doesn't, that you should remain in Norfolk instead, in God's own county. And perhaps for some of us that's just what we need.
Jon is getting married in seven weeks' time. So I shall take this opportunity to say all the best to him and Suzy.
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After my latest rant about how much I hate auto replies, a coworker suggested that I offer solutions to these email failures instead of just criticizing them.
Solutions? Instead of just complaining? What a concept!
I'm taking her advice, in the hopes that even one guilty auto responder out there takes my suggestions. So here, again, is the most recent auto responder to invoke my wrath:
Thank you for visiting our site. Your email will be reviewed and a reply will be send to you in 72 hours. Thank you.
This is an automated E-mail message. Please do not reply to it.
And here, for a change, is some actually constructive criticism:
1. Don't have an auto reply!
I'm sorry, but I just can't do this without stating the obvious: The very best way to improve your auto reply is to not have one. Find new ways to manage your email and respond quickly, accurately and efficiently, and you won't have to ever tell somebody you'll get back to them in three days.
2. Spell check, reread, spell check again.
Then send it to a friend or coworker to reread one more time. Considering the auto replies are going to every single person who emails you, you really should be concerned with not seeming like an idiot. Typos, misspellings, bad grammar all give a really terrible impression. It's bad enough you can't reply quick enough to warrant skipping the auto reply, do you really want it to seem like you are that unconcerned that you can't spend a few minutes on wording it correctly?
3. Offer solutions.
Ironic coming from me, right? While I'm not a big fan of an auto reply telling me to make a phone call, it is better than nothing. But rather than just sending the phone number, try giving your customer a way to help themselves while waiting to hear back from busy busy you.
Direct them to resources where they might find their own answers, like a link to your Frequently Asked Questions page or a price list. If it's a vacation auto responder you've got going out, provide people emailing you with somebody to contact in your absence. It's great you're on vacation in Fiji, but what if I really need something? Give me an alternative to waiting until you return.
4. Don't tell me you're on vacation in Fiji.
I've been amazed at what some people put in their auto-reply. I don't want to know about your upcoming gastric bypass and don't need to see your fancy vacation itinerary. I'm a reasonable guy, I get that you're out of the office for a while. I don't need to know why, especially in that much detail. Just tell me when you'll be back and as mentioned in #3 above, tell me who to contact while you're gone.
5. Don't send from an address I can't reply to!
If I've emailed you, and you reply from a "do not reply" address, you've lost me already. My original email reached you, but now I'm cut off? That makes no sense. When you're already telling me you're not going to answer my email, at least give me a way to tell you "Never mind, I've gone elsewhere." Though I suppose it would be more annoying to send you that email, because I'd just get another autoreply…
I think we've all learned something today. I've learned that providing solutions *is* better than just complaining about an issue. And hopefully you auto-reply senders have learned few techniques that can make your emails a little less annoying.


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Heidelberg USA executives describe several new products that were on display at drupa 2016, including the 40˝ Primefire 106 industrial inkjet production printing press, a Speedmaster XL 106 showing autonomous printing, Prinect and Stahlfolder productivity advancements, and Masterwork diecutters.
I had the opportunity to speak on the phone yesterday with Yishai Amir, CEO of Landa Corp. and vice chairman of the Landa Group. We discussed Landa's $505 million sales success at drupa, including its announcement of major wins with companies like Cimpress, Quad/Graphics and Imagine! Print Solutions.
Kevin Corwin, product manager, explains the wide range of products that can be produced on Rollem's Insignia 7 sheetfed rotary diecutter.
Mike Herold, director of global marketing, inkjet solutions, describes how drupa 2016 provided a unique platform for visitors at the Ricoh stand to witness the wide breadth of the company's overall product line.
Highlights of production inkjet printing and end-to-end solutions on display in the Konica Minolta stand at drupa 2016.
Kodak is displaying a high-speed Prosper 6000C inkjet press with multiple in-line finishing configurations printing magazines and catalogs on lightweight coated paper, and various commercial jobs.


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President Trump told the NY Times' Michael Schmidt that he expects Robert Mueller to treat him fairly, but that the investigation "makes the country look very bad, and it puts the country in a very bad position." Trump also claimed 16 times that Mueller had found "no collusion" between his campaign and Russia.
In an interview at the restaurant of his Palm Beach golf club that will create buzz on multiple fronts, Trump claimed to be more knowledgable about "the big bills" before Congress "than any president that's ever been in office," and predicted that the press would "let me win" in 2020 to protect its "ratings."


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CBC has moved its morning services to the school to provide more space for children, youth & adults as Coxwell St. was packed. Our 10 week trial is nearly over, and the church must decide if we believe it is right to continue. There have been some practical challenges with the move, such as the sound, transport for older members, staging & the projector. Much work has been done to solve them – and continues to be done. There have been on average 50 more people at services compared to the capacity at Coxwell Street.
Below are some questions that you may like to answer and return to the church office. You can also make comments by email to email@example.com. (You can download the form and print it out here).
1. Do you believe CBC should continue to hold morning services at Deer Park School?
2. If no, what do you see as the right alternative?
3. Are there particular aspects of the new venue that you have appreciated?
4. Are there particular aspects of the new venue that you would like to change?
5. Is there anything that you feel God has been saying to you about this move?
6. If the church also held an earlier (say 9am) simpler, quieter service at Coxwell Street, would you feel this would be of benefit?
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#AlFahimGroup Marketing Manager outlined why listening to customer feedback is new competitive edge.
To summarize:
· If you're not hearing from your customers, they've probably become someone else's.
· Social media is increasing visibility so now everyone's watching
· There's more ways to collect feedback as channels proliferate
· Voice of the customer (#VOC) can help you with product development, service warning, competitor intelligence and process improvement.
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I haven't seen my husband in eleven days. I haven't been warm in eleven days, because for the past eleven days, I've been in my hometown, Perrysburg, Ohio, and the trip was a mixed bag.
Two weekends ago was funeral weekend. We celebrated the life of my Papa Schwind. My brother and I commemorated the occasion with a giddy rendition of Brandi Carlile's "Keep Your Heart Young." As a family, we spent the evening by a bonfire, drinking beer, playing more music, and reminiscing. We "bonded," maybe as we never have before, because Papa always did have a way of bringing people together.
The rest of my trip was wedding madness. I have never been a bridesmaid, so this was a first for me. Monday, I assisted dear Vicki (the bride) with program folding. Wednesday, we hit Toledo in a fancy limo for Vicki's bachelorette party. Thursday, Vicki fought through a hang-over to tie up final loose ends. Then, Friday: the salon visit, the rehearsal at the church, and the rehearsal dinner. By the time the wedding day actually arrived, I felt as though weeks had passed.
Saturday, we got dolled up. We put on our beautiful bridesmaid gowns. We pretended it wasn't overcast and freezing outside and started the day with mimosas. Then, we all got stage fright and had to do some group deep breathing and prayer before walking down the aisle.
And of course everything was perfect. The ceremony was a dream. Vicki looked like a rich, 1920s bootlegger's wife—classy and covered in glitz. Her new husband, Del, looked like he wanted to kiss her long before the pastor said, "You may kiss the bride." And we cheered, cheered, cheered, because Vicki and Del took the first step toward a life together.
There was much rejoicing at the super-fancy reception at Carranor Polo Club in Perrysburg. The band kept us moving all night long. I sang a Norah Jones tune for the bride and groom. I danced with old friends. I was Vicki and Del's chauffeur at the end of the night, and I got to watch him carry her over the threshold of their shared home. I then fell into my childhood bed without removing my makeup or brushing my teeth; I haven't done that in years.
I've found that I get somewhat selfish at other people's weddings. Other people's weddings make me think of my wedding and the wonder it was. My wedding to my Jake was a miracle—could not have been more "us." I get cheerful thinking about our big day; I get melancholy, too, because I wish we could do it again!
Maybe that's what this lengthy Ohio trip was about: sadness and cheer.
Sad to have lost Papa; happy that he's in peace.
Sad to have a funeral; happy to have a wedding.
Happy to have a friend like Vicki; happy that she has Del.
I am also happy to be heading home—very happy. I miss my Jake, and Vicki's wedding made his absence more apparent. Yes, I slow-danced with friends' parents at the wedding (ha), but this trip to Ohio was hard without my hubbie. Now, I'm on a plane. I'll be home soon, in the arms of the man I love.
To my Grandma Schwind: Papa is gone for now, but he's waiting for you in Heaven, where he'll give you a huge hug and sloppy kiss when you arrive.
To Vicki and Del: Many, many congratulations on your fabulous wedding and many blessings on your marriage. You'll always be in my prayers.
To Jake: Baby, I'm comin' home, and I can't wait to hold you forever.


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What's a moggy? What's so bad about a traveling scholarship? And how do you bake a tantadlin tart? If you liked the Cruely Quiz, you'll love this one!
Money makes the world go 'round, but do you know all the slang for it? From the eighteenth century to the modern day, this quiz will challenge even the sharpest banker.
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Star gazers, bungholes and skanks! What do you know about insults?
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Furniture and homeware designer, Kara Schoeman is the co-founder of Kara Artistics. The company specialises in functional aluminium art and sees Schoeman working alongside her father, who is a part owner.
Schoeman describes her most celebrated project as one called The Ubuntu Mind, which saw her use her skills in glass and cast aluminium. This piece of art is currently exhibited at the Absa Gallery in Johannesburg.
The designer, who is based in Bloemfontein, holds a BA in fine arts and an honours in psychology from the University of Free State. Her work has also been exhibited at Youngblood Art Gallery and Gallery on Leviseur.


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