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Sochi, Russia - Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff isn't taking anything for granted despite Lewis Hamilton leading the Formula One standings by 40 points with just six races left. The Russian Grand Prix has been won every year by the Silver Arrows, but a change of date could cause problems.
Mercedes has won at Sochi on each of the four occasions the Russian Grand Prix has taken place but team chief Toto Wolff says it cannot rest on its laurels as Lewis Hamilton closes in on a fifth Formula One title. Victory for Hamilton last time out in Singapore, after a stunning pole lap which came out of nowhere, put him 40 points ahead of Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel with six races remaining this season.
Hamilton won in 2014 and 2015 in the Russian Black Sea resort when the race took place in October. It was moved to May and April in the past two years, when team-mates Nico Rosberg and Valtteri Bottas prevailed. Wolff is a little concerned by the switch in date.
"With the race being held in late September, we're going back to weather conditions that will be similar to those of 2014 and 2015, when the Russian Grand Prix took place in early October," he said. "We don't have any data from the current regulation cars in those conditions in Sochi, so this adds another challenge to the race.
"We have a good track record in Sochi but we know that Ferrari and Red Bull will give it everything to break our winning streak, so we must fight as hard as ever to make sure we bring home as many points as possible."
Questionable tactics
Vettel could only finish third in Singapore after questionable Ferrari tactics but has not given up hope of somehow overhauling Hamilton and snatching his own fifth world title, having won four at Red Bull.
"I think Russia has improved in recent years for us, so it should suit our car," he said, having taken two second places in Sochi, in 2015 and 2017.
"I don't think we have to worry about races that are yet to come. I think our car works pretty well everywhere. That's one of the strengths of our car, so there's no reason to be afraid of what's coming," Vettel added.
On-form Bottas
Counting against Vettel is the form Bottas has previously shown in Sochi. As well as winning in 2017, he made the podium in 2014 with Williams and was fourth in 2016. He would have been third in 2015 but for a Kimi Raikkonen calamity on the final lap.
If Bottas produces another good showing, then the chances of more Hamilton success is increased given Bottas is a good team player and will try to help his fellow Mercedes driver in the title race.
Red Bull duo Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo look out of the running as they are expected to incur grid penalties for switching power units, but the long straights at Sochi mean the circuit does not especially help Red Bull anyway.
"Sochi is going to be a tough weekend for us," said Red Bull team boss Christian Horner. As for pit stops, a one-stop strategy looks the only way to go with no one having finished in the top four following multiple stops.DPA


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"Ability is what you're capable of doing. Motivation determines what you do. Attitude determines how well you do it."
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Beach training again today.
8 mile ruck @ 60 pounds dry with a 2 hour time hack
I did this on the beach; wet and sandy. It was harder than I thought and I had to run more than I thought I would have. I ended up running alot.
I made it in 1:55:36. With wet sandbags in my ruck, I was carrying 70+#.

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text: Analysts at Morgan Stanley on Thursday upgraded Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. GT, -0.36% stock to their equivalent of buy and set their price target on the shares to $52, which corresponds to a 52% upside from the stock Thursday price. "The technological revolution in mobility may drive growth in miles traveled at (two times) historic levels, supporting tire volume and pricing," the analysts wrote in a note. In the longer term, Goodyear could become a transport-services firm with less cyclical revenue, they said. "We view tires as entering a period of secular growth," the analysts said. Shares of Goodyear have gained 10% in 2017, which compares to gains around 8% for the S&P 500 Index. SPX, -0.07%


text: It was pointed out to me that SpeedGrader is missing from the assignment menus in the new Gradebook, and that's kind of a bummer. The only thing the Canvas Release: New Gradebook document has to say about it is "Currently, SpeedGrader can only be accessed through an individual student's grade detail tray". I'd like to know if SpeedGrader was removed from that menu for a particular reason, or if it's just a symptom of the beta-ness of New Gradebook.


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Luke & Hannah are the most fun loving couple I know. They just make you smile, especially when together. Luke was basically dancing his way through the day, he was so pumped to see his bride. Hannah was everything elegant and lovely. It was a wedding I will always remember filled with beautiful arrangements, good people, and one amazing dance party. There was a secluded pathway where I took Luke and Hannah for their bridal portraits. Watching them interact was beautiful. They had been married for maybe 30 minutes and had such pure love in their eyes. I'm so thankful I got to capture the first day of their forever!
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Are you fascinated with aquatic life? Always wondering what that fish is and why it always dances under a coral head whenever you get close? If you're engrossed with life under the surface, the PADI Underwater Naturalist Specialty course is especially for you.
In your journey to underwater naturalist, you will learn about the different major aquatic life groupings and how they interact, so that you better understand what you observe in the underwater environment. With the PADI Underwater Naturalist Specialty course under your belt, you see the aquatic world differently.
- $179 plus tax
- Private available for additional fee
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- Open Water/ Jr. Open Water Diver
- Minimum age 10 Y/O
- Student Materials: Adventures in Diving Manual, Logbook, 2 passport size photos.
- Student Equipment: BCD, Regulator, Wetsuit, Mask, Fins, Snorkel, Timing Device, Compass, Knife, Slate with pencil.
- 1 day- 2 dives
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- Complete Tan Student Record Folder, Medical Statement & Questionnaire ("YES" on your medical form will require you to get a signed medical release from a physician prior to class), Statement of Understanding, and Liability Release.
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- Complete Knowledge Review for review with Instructor
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- Debrief, log dives, complete paperwork
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- Advanced Diving Education and Specialty Course prices do not include the price of charters.
- Non-diving passengers and snorkelers may accompany certified divers for $79 on morning or afternoon charters. Children between 6 and 12 must be supervised by an adult at all times.
- Multi-dive discounts applied for reserving directly with Lahaina Divers and paying in advance.
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- Specialty classes require at least Open Water Certification to participate.
- Specialty pricing includes tanks, weights, instruction and certification card. Instructional materials and rental equipment, if required, are not included in the course cost.
- Lahaina Divers reserves the right to change prices and schedules without prior notification.
- Students need to stop by Lahaina Divers store prior to class start time to fill out student folders, medical forms (medical clearance by a physician may be necessary), and arrange for payment.


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As last week was the "post-hype sleeper" edition of RotoBaller's Spring Training Stock Taking: Three Up, Three Down (or as I like to call it - STST:3U3D - for short), this week's article has a prospect theme. Prospects are exciting, aren't they? Fantasy GMs drool over them, targeting them in the late rounds of their draft with the hope that they will make a significant contribution to their team. Last season, oft-hyped prospects Mike Trout, Yu Darvish, Yoenis Cespedes, Wilin Rosario and Bryce Harper did just that. Chances are you won or cashed in your league by employing one or more of these players during the season. Other prospects - like Anthony Rizzo, Josh Rutledge, Norichika Aoki, Addison Reed, and Todd Frazier - made lesser contributions to fantasy teams, but were starting caliber players for most of the season.
In our last Spring Training Stock Taking of the pre-season, RotoBaller will take a look at some prospects who should make an impact on fantasy teams in 2013:
Jedd Gyorko (2B/3B, SD) - Gyorko is a rather obvious choice for the Three Up list. RotoBaller's #6 ranked Impact Prospect has had a solid spring thus far with a .268 batting average, 3 home runs and 10 RBIs in 20 Cactus League games. He's expected to stick at second base for the Padres, even with Chase Headley out for the first month of the season. Just don't forget that Gyorko won't gain eligibility at the position until Week 2 or 3, depending on your league rules.
Aaron Hicks (OF, MIN) - Twins manager Ron Gardenhire finally named the twenty-three year old Minnesota's starting center fielder this past Sunday. Hicks earned it too. In 18 Grapefruit League games, he has a .350 batting average with 16 runs, 4 HRs, 16 RBIs and 3 SBs. Yes, he hit a respectable 13 bombs last year at Double A New Britain, but you should temper your expectations in the power department for Hicks, given that he will play half of his games at the spacious Target Field. While it's difficult to project how many home runs he will hit, Hicks is a lock for 20 steals with the potential to double that number if he stays atop the Twins' lineup throughout the entire season. Target him in the late rounds of your draft as a 5th outfielder.
Yasiel Puig (OF, LAD) - This spot was reserved for Wily Peralta (SP, MIL) until free agent Kyle Lohse signed with the Brewers on Monday afternoon. While I still like Peralta, Dodgers outfielder Yasiel Puig has been the star of Spring Training thus far. He leads MLB hitters with a .526 batting average to go along with 16 runs, 5 doubles, 2 triples, 3 home runs, 11 RBIs and 4 stolen bases. He's been so impressive, that he went in the 4th(!) round of my keeper league draft last night. While it's highly doubtful that Puig will crack Los Angeles's opening day roster, you have to imagine that Puig will be up at some point this season with injury risks (Kemp, Crawford) in the Dodgers' outfield. In keeper leagues or leagues with deep benches, be sure to target Puig as a stash player in the late rounds of your draft.
Adam Eaton (OF, ARI) - It was only two weeks ago when the Diamondbacks' center fielder earned himself a spot on the Three Up list, but Eaton sprained the ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) in his left elbow and will be forced to miss 6-8 weeks. Before the injury, I was targeting Eaton as a fourth or fifth starting outfielder on all of my teams. Now that he's not expected back before mid-to-late May, drafting Eaton means that he would tie up a bench spot for the first two months of the season or a DL slot which isn't as bad. Those will little roster flexibility will surely pass on the popular 2013 sleeper pick, but I'm willing to be patient with Eaton and will look to add him as a late round DL-stash player.
Trevor Bauer (SP, CLE) - RotoBaller's #7 ranked Impact Prospect was optioned to Triple A Columbus last Thursday after posting modest numbers this spring. 16.1 IP - 6.06 ERA - 1.65 WHIP - 17/13 K/BB ratio wasn't enough to beat out Carlos Carrasco or Scott Kazmir for the Tribe's fifth starter spot, but this native Clevelander expects to see Bauer pitch live at Progressive Field sometime before the All-Star break. When he does get call, Bauer will surely help fantasy teams with his high strikeout potential. It just won't be right away as some were predicting it might be.
Hiroyuki Nakajima (SS, OAK) - The thirty year old Japanese import was expected to open the 2013 season as the Athletics' starting shortstop, but an uninspiring .150/.277/.175 triple-slash line in 47 Spring Training plate appearances has Nakajima in danger of opening the year in the minors. Jed Lowrie's versatility gives Oakland the flexibility to play him at shortstop until Nakajima is ready. In Japan, Nakajima regularly hit .300 with double digit home runs, so the fantasy potential is there. He will just have to show the A's something with the stick before they rely upon him as an everyday option at shortstop.


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Fourteen companies are waiting on tenterhooks as the German Gambling Authority prepares to issue the first online sports betting licences under the new State Treaty.
The licences could be issued as early as next week but the regulator is determined to complete the process by the beginning of May.
Only 14 companies passed the stringent requirements required of them by the regulator. Between 100 and 150 companies applied for a licence. The State Treaty states that a maximum of 20 licences can be issued.


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Jensen-Byrd eligible for historic preservation
Campus Advantage plans to replace it with newer building
Thu., Jan. 19, 2012
The company buying the 102-year-old Jensen-Byrd building in downtown Spokane told the city-county Historic Landmarks Commission it still intends to tear it down to make way for new student housing.
But the landmarks commission, which sets local historic preservation guidelines, placed one procedural hurdle in the way of quick demolition by voting that the Jensen-Byrd building is eligible for historic preservation.
Campus Advantage, a Texas company that develops and operates for-profit student housing, announced plans in December to buy the six-floor former warehouse from Washington State University.
It agreed to pay $2.85 million to WSU, but it also said it found that the building's age and interior features make it difficult to be profitable unless it's replaced with a newer structure.
Area historic preservationists, about 20 of whom attended Wednesday's meeting, contend Campus Advantage and WSU are selling out an important piece of Spokane's commercial history and that renovation makes more sense. Many spoke during the meeting, expressing opposition to demolition.
The commission's decision Wednesday designates the Jensen-Byrd building, which has been vacant since 2004, as eligible to be nominated for the National Register of Historic Places.
That decision now requires Campus Advantage to meet one of the four conditions in the city's ordinance that will allow the building's demolition, said Kristen Griffin, the city-county historic preservation officer.
Before a demolition permit is approved, Campus Advantage has to establish that the building is a risk to public safety, or that keeping it as-is poses an economic hardship for the owner, or that the land is needed for parking for another historic preservation project, or that the owner will replace the historic building with another of similar size and square footage.
Ronnie Macejewski, a vice president with Campus Advantage, spoke briefly during the meeting, affirming plans that the Texas company will use the fourth option, replacing the building with a new apartment structure. WSU has said it needs more units for students in the University District where its Spokane campus is. WSU also said two previous development projects for the Jensen-Byrd site failed to gain traction.
Campus Advantage has a contract with WSU to buy the building, but that deal has contingencies that could cancel the sale, according to brokers with NAI Black who have worked on the sale.
Macejewski said he couldn't comment on whether the restrictions on obtaining a demolition permit would jeopardize the sale.
If Campus Advantage moves ahead and applies for a permit, the decision to grant or deny it falls to the Spokane Building Department.
Once that process of determining if demolition will happen, citizens will have a chance to file written support or opposition, Griffin said.
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Here are a few easy photography tips and tricks to help you take better back to school photos:
1. Plan ahead.
'Twas the night before school started, and all through the house, Mom was running around like a crazy person trying to get everything done. Right? Well, add one more thing to your long list. You know the morning is going to be hectic ("Where is your left shoe? I swear it was there last night!") so get that camera ready the night before. Charge your battery and set everything out so you don't forget. Then set aside 10 minutes to take the pictures. Important: Do not leave picture-taking for the last thing to do before you pull out of the driveway. You'll be rushing and stressed and it's likely to be a disaster. Trust me.
2. It doesn't matter what camera you use, just take the pictures.
There are many reasons your "good" camera may be unavailable. Maybe the battery is dead, or you loaned it to your cousin, or all the buttons on it still scare you and you'd rather not deal with it on what's usually a pretty stressful morning. Maybe you don't even have a "good" camera - totally fine! Whatever the reason, don't worry about it! The most important thing is that you actually document this moment, because before you know it those kids are going to be in high school. Even I, Ms. Professional Photographer, have years where I only have cell phone pictures from the first day of school. I still love them just as much as any from my professional camera.
3. Shade is your friend.
Look for an area that has even lighting. Avoid areas with bright spots of sun. Bright sun can create harsh shadows on your child's face, not to mention the squinting problem. My kids' eyes are very light sensitive, so I always try to make sure they're not looking toward the sun when I take their pictures. The photos in this post were all taken in my embarrassingly overgrown driveway on the west side of my house, while the sun was rising on the east side. The sky provided plenty of light for the images and nice catchlights in their eyes - one of those little details that makes a beautiful photo.
4. Let them be silly!
Encourage goofing off! Let your kids be silly and express themselves. My daughter started middle school today, and she's done this little foot-pointing pose every year since second grade. It's her go-to silly pose and I love it so much because it's 100% her. After they get the sillies out, their smiles are more likely to be genuine and relaxed, too!
5. Snap a variety of angles.
I always try to grab a full-length photo, a half-length, and a landscape close up (horizontal style, like the first two images in this post). If you're using a cell phone camera, physically move yourself and your camera to get these different shots - zooming in degrades the quality by a whole lot. This is a good time for you to do a little jig to make the kids laugh. Also, if you have more than one little goober, try to get a group shot. It's not asking too much, I swear! I nearly forgot the group shot this year because my daughter is going to middle school and they leave at different times. I'm so glad I remembered at the last minute!
6. If you fail, try the next day.
So maybe it's not the FIRST day of first grade, maybe it's the second. It's still going to be a keepsake photo and in 10 years, you will be thankful to have it.


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Path 2 cash, our one-on-one advising workshop for capital-seeking businesses is almost here. (applications are live now). While Path 2 Cash is a half-day session hosted at the Mills College Lorry I Lokey School of Business and Public Policy, the preparation involved in creating and hosting the session takes is a many-week process.
Here's how it happens:
After receiving many online applications to Path 2 Cash through our online portal, the Entrepreneur Services team sorts, organizes, and categorizes the applicants by need, industry, business size, along with a few other metrics. The team – Caron, Michelle, Ingrid, Dianna – evaluates each company, strategizes on the best opportunities for advisor engagement, and make a short list of accepted companies, their needs, and potential advisor matches.
There's an advisor for that:the matchmaking process is the way ICA Fund Good Jobs companies get the support they need.
Path 2 Cash participants are companies that are looking to secure capital within the next 12 months and that demonstrate a commitment to the creation of good jobs. But their specific needs diverge greatly. Some companies are looking for ways to speak more clearly about their business by the numbers, and others are looking to identify the best types of capital for their business stage. Others still have a clear path towards investment but need support on compiling and presenting the right type of financial documents.
Our advisors are hand-picked by our team to match the needs of our entrepreneurs and to provide expertise relevant to their industries.
The team organizes a series of conversations with the entrepreneurs before the Path 2 Cash session to dive in to the issues they need most help with. Relying on an amazing network of talented advisors, to provide realtime, practical, and actionable advice.
The end goal is that when Path 2 Cash happens on July 19th, the entrepreneur and advisors know each other. The entrepreneurs are able to vocalize their needs, and the advisors have an intimate understanding of the small businesses they are supporting.
And the rest happens at Path 2 Cash.
If you are planning to raise capital in the next 12 months, you can apply to Path 2 Cash here.


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Smoked Salmon Canapes Served on a Watercress Salad
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|Forgive You Anything
|Season 3, Episode 17
|Air date
|March 10, 2015
|Story by
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Matt Olmstead
|Teleplay by
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|Directed by
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|42 minutes
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Forgiving, Relentless, Unconditional
Forgive You Anything is the seventeenth episode of the third season and the 63rd overall episode of Chicago Fire.
Severide talks to Chief Boden for an old friend who needs a second chance with the fire department; Mills endeavors to regain his active status; Brett and Dawson decide they need a night out.
On the way to his shift, Severide receives a surprise - an old friend named Scott Rice interrupts him and tells him "he's ready." Severide knows this means Rice wants to return to firefighting, and Boden agrees to invite him for a trial run in lieu of filling the void left by Newhouse. But Otis unearths a rumor regarding Rice's past as a hothead that leaves the squad a little wary - especially Mills, who's mission to return to firefighting sends him into direct conflict with Rice.
Irked by his unexpected competition for a position he once claimed on the squad, Mills aims to prove himself during a rescue at the Chicago Theater downtown. Rather than wait for help from Severide's team to climb up and save a crewmember dangling from the catwalk, Mills climbs the ladder himself - and discovers a total lack of vertigo. Is he finally over his ailment? He announces to Severide that he plans to pass a physical to rejoin squad - but Severide leaves the ultimate decision in Boden's hands. Mills' doctor presents another hurdle when he informs Mills that he must pass a series of tests, not just one.
When Rice arrives at 51, he makes sure to express gratitude to Boden and manages to charm the squad in the process, despite Otis' claim of confirmation regarding Rice's shaky past. Casey mentions as much to Severide, who immediately dismisses the rumor with facts that paint Rice as far more understanding... and the meth-head he threw out a window as a conniving, desperate criminal. Moreover, Otis learns from Boden that the event occurred one week after Rice's wife passed away.
Later, Rice informs Severide that another old friend of theirs, April Sexton, works at the Chicago Med emergency room. Ecstatic, Severide stops by the hospital, eager to catch up - but April surprises him with the cold shoulder, offended by a past mistake. He returns later with ticket stubs from a concert they attended in high school, and the reminder seems to thaw her just enough to rekindle their friendship.
Meanwhile, Dawson and Brett make plans for a night on the town, but when Brett asks Cruz to join them, he declines the invitation and makes it clear that his clubbing days are over. So Brett and Dawson go without him, and Dawson notices Brett enjoying herself just a little too much without her boyfriend in tow. They regroup later and Brett confesses that her relationship with Cruz feels a lot like her previous relationships, and no matter how much she adores Cruz, she doesn't want that life.
Back at 51, Mouch receives a sudden visit from Emmett who reveals that he wanted to vet Mouch on behalf of his half-sister - Mouch's actual child. Unimpressed by Mouch's indecision, Emmett exits without giving Mouch a lick of information. The confrontation shocks Mouch, but it also motivates him to try to meet his daughter, and he comes clean to Platt about the entire situation. She understands his hesitation and offers to track down Emmett's contact information, which Mouch uses to corner Emmett at his job and request a second chance. Emmett relents and Mouch soon meets Lizzy, his daughter - and they embrace. Not nearly as scary as he thought it would be.
- Jesse Spencer as Matthew Casey
- Taylor Kinney as Kelly Severide
- Monica Raymund as Gabriela Dawson
- Kara Killmer as Sylvie Brett
- Charlie Barnett as Peter Mills
- David Eigenberg as Christopher Herrmann
- Yuri Sardarov as Brian "Otis" Zvonecek
- Joe Minoso as Joe Cruz
- Christian Stolte as Randy "Mouch" McHolland
- Eamonn Walker as Chief Wallace Boden
Recurring CastEdit
- Eric Mabius as Jack Nesbitt
- Warren Christie as Scott Rice
- Yaya DaCosta as April Sexton
- Randy Flagler as Capp
- Kevin Gudahl as Dr. Bachman
- Amy Morton as Trudy Platt
Guest CastEdit
- Anthony Ferraris as Tony
- Joe Keery as Emmett
- Lily Mojekwu as Veronica Harrington
- Angela Bullard as stage manager
- Donna Jay Fulks as beleaguered mom
- Nicole Scimeca as 6-year-old
- Shara McGlinn as hostess Trish
- Mark Hood as guy at nightclub
- Sean Patrick Fawcett as Joey
- Steven Lee Johnson as stagehand
- Luce Metrius as parking lot attendant
- Hanna Edstrom as Kiki
- Corinne Anderson as Lizzie
- George Toliopoulos as Logan Rice


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Off to a good start...
Month one is officially done and in the books. The River grill is in full swing and has had great success!! We thank all of our patrons, new and old for a spectacular opening to our 2018 season. We've payed careful attention to our social media pages and thank everyone for taking the time to leave comments, reviews and even suggestions. We value the opinion of our guests and community and use your feedback as a guide for the future. We've recently added some new menu items, tweaked our recipes and ingredients to perfection, and increased our hours. We are now open 5 days a week outside. Wednesday thru Friday at 3pm, with happy hour from 3-6pm, and Saturday and Sunday both the bar and grill open at noon.
We've had some beautiful weather and warm evenings. The River nightlife has been fantastic and such a great time. Local bands and out of town talent have lit up the stage and created quite the party on the patio. We are so lucky to live in an area with so much talent. Its great to give community members a platform to showcase their talents.
The reactions to the new grilled food menu have been so positive and we are grateful for the great reviews we've received. The difference in using fresh vegetables straight from the farm is incredible. We pride ourselves on having the freshest ingredients, and our grill team has nothing short of perfected the open flame cooking style.
Our gardens are in full bloom. Not only floral gardens but the culinary gardens as well. We grow all our own fresh herbs and use those herbs in our specialty cocktails and menu items. Fresh mint, basil, and rosemary are some cocktail favorites and the cilantro, lemon verbena, basil and sage add incredible fresh flavor to our chicken tacos, caprese crostini, and other items.
All in all, June has been an incredibly gratifying month for us. Hard work pays off and the loyalty, patience, and support of our community has been the greatest reward so far.
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Drumming, fiddling and bassing from the brilliant Nick Parker and The False Alarms - a folky/rocky/country affair using guitars, fiddle, pedal steel, mandolin, bass and drums.
Plus support from:
THE MOSQUITOES, five piece turbo charged punk rock band;
LONELY TOURIST BAND, beard-pop/pub-step/trad jazz;
B-SYDES, (AKA Ben Sydes) solo singer-songwriter delivering folk-rooted songs with raw emotions, passion and conviction
+ DJ BONBAMBINO, Drum'n'Bass-GhettoFunk-House-Electroswing.
So, we'll see you there ;)
7.30pm-1am • £5 adv /£7 OTD available from Red Brick at rbb.events/bocabash


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Brain Training in Clinical High Risk for Psychosis
The devastating personal and societal consequences of schizophrenia have mobilized a world-wide effort to improve early detection, and early, preventive intervention for individuals at risk for psychosis. Early detection research illustrates a 'clinical high risk' (CHR) state that precedes frank psychosis and is characterized by attenuated (i.e. mild) psychotic symptoms, brief psychotic experiences, or genetic vulnerability with functional decline. Neural abnormalities and associated cognitive deficits that are characteristic of schizophrenia are evident, though less severe, in CHR, and deteriorate as illness progresses. Approximately 36% of CHR develop psychosis within three years (Fusar-Poli et al., 2013; Fusar-Poli et al., 2012) and CHR with worse neurocognitive deficits have higher probability of conversion, indicating neurocognition as a biomarker of psychosis risk (Fusar-Poli et al., 2012; Giuliano et al., 2012). Development and implementation of early intervention in psychosis faces numerous challenges. Psychosis-related treatments have significant costs with unclear benefits for CHR. Anti-psychotic medications have negative side-effects and long-term health consequences (Ho, Andreasen, Ziebell, Pierson, & Magnotta, 2011) and it is not clear that anti-psychotics reduce sub-threshold positive symptoms or prevent psychosis. Most CHR individuals never develop psychosis, yet continue to experience cognitive deficits and functional disability (Addington et al., 2011) which anti-psychotic medications do not improve. Moreover, without appropriate context, stigma associated with psychosis can cause unintended adverse consequences from psychosocial interventions focused, specifically, on psychosis-risk (Park, Bennett, Couture, & Blanchard, 2013; Vauth, Kleim, Wirtz, & Corrigan, 2007). The right intensity of psychosocial interventions is also difficult to gauge since ambiguity of risk status in CHR may compromise motivation for long-term treatment. Furthermore, anti-psychotic medications and most psychosocial interventions do not target the neural deterioration and related cognitive deficits that appear to be a potent underlying cause of transition to psychosis.
Funding: National Institute of Mental Health (R01 MH105246)
Optimizing Social Cognition in Psychosis
Schizophrenia and related psychotic disorders are severe, chronic mental illnesses that affect more than two million individuals in the U.S. (Reiger et al 1993). The healthcare burden attributable to psychotic disorders is estimated at $62 billion annually (McEvoy 2007; Rupp and Keith 1993), and is expected to grow as many treatment programs fail to successfully re-integrate these individuals into the larger society. These costs are largely incurred by the functional impairments in living, work, and everyday function, which are an essential diagnostic feature of the illness (APA 2013), found in many patients with psychotic disorders (Albert N et al 2011). These poor functional outcomes are manifested by the high rates of unemployment, poor social and community functioning, reduced capabilities for independent living, and a generally reduced quality of life (Albert N et al 2011; Corrigan, Hirschbeck, and Wolfe 1995).
Importantly, recent studies have now compellingly shown that these fundamental deficits in functional ability in psychotic disorders are largely attributable to pervasive and enduring impairments in social cognition (SC): the perception, interpretation and processing of social information. Individuals with a psychotic disorder exhibit deficits in all core domains of SC: emotion perception (the recognition of facial and vocal affect), social cue perception (the ability to detect and comprehend cues in a social context), theory of mind (the mental capacity to infer one's own and others' mental states), attributional style (attribution of causes of events to the self, to others, or to factors in the environment), and empathy (the ability to share, understand and appropriately react to the emotional states of others). Notably, impairments in each of these domains have been shown to have a significant impact on functional outcome in psychotic disorders.
Funding: Posit Science Corporation on behalf of the National Institute of Mental Health (R44 MH091793 PSC-1004-14)
Cognitive Control of Emotion in Bipolar I Disorder
Difficulty with emotion regulation is a central feature of Bipolar Disorder that is not only apparent during mood episodes but also persists in between episodes and contributes to the onset, chronicity, and severity of illness. Successful emotion regulation requires cognitive control of emotion (CCE), the ability to control emotions and the influence of emotions on behavior. CCE is dependent on the coordinated activity of at least two neural systems: 1) the cognitive control network, which includes the lateral prefrontal and superior parietal cortex, and supports a variety of skills (e.g. attention, inhibition, working to memory) to control and manipulate information from multiple sensory domains; and 2) the emotion processing network, which includes the amygdala, insula, and ventral striatum, and supports the experience, expression, and perception of emotion. CCE consists of several processes in which the cognitive control network modulates neural response in emotion processing regions to control the impact of emotion on experience and behavior. Poor recruitment of frontoparietal control functions when processing negative emotional stimuli (measured with fMRI) prospectively predicts mood and behavioral problems after an interpersonal conflict in daily life (Hooker et al 2000). Together the data suggests that compromised CCE capacity makes a person more vulnerable to experiencing negative psychological consequences after a stressful event (e.g., Hooker et al 2010; Hooker et al 2013; Tully et al 2014).
Children and adults with bipolar disorder have deficits on both behavioral and neural measures of CCE (Phillips and Swartz 2014). Typical CCE tasks require identifying a target stimuli (e.g. word, facial expression, etc.) while inhibiting irrelevant or conflicting emotional information. During such tasks, people with bipolar disorder have difficulty controlling the distracting influence of irrelevant emotional information. These behavioral deficits are associated with neural abnormalities in both cognitive control and emotion processing neural systems; these abnormalities are characterized, primarily, by abnormally low activity in the cognitive control network, particularly the lateral prefrontal cortex, and abnormally high activity in emotion processing regions, particularly the amygdala and ventral striatum. Bipolar disorder is also associated with abnormalities in structural elements of these neural systems, including abnormal gray matter volume and white matter tracks. Research suggests that deficits in CCE and related neural networks are an underlying cause of symptoms that are characteristic of bipolar disorder, including emotional lability, extreme mood states, and disinhibited behavior (reviewed in Phillips and Swartz 2014 and Wegbbreit et al. 2014). These findings point to CCE as a clinically relevant and scientifically tractable treatment target for bipolar disorders.
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How To Get A Sexy Makeup Look Without Going Overboard
August 31, 2018
Some people feel that beauty is something that's only skin deep. This is true, but your appearance will definitely influence how people judge you. This is exactly why it's important to look great. In this article you will find out how to do that.
Dark mascara is a fantastic makeup to use if you want to make your eyes appear larger. Concentrate on the edges of your eyes by using mascara wands to open up masses of makeup that have clumped together.
Get rid of all hair on your body a day before you engage in a fake tan. Whether you decide to wax or shave you should do it 24 hours prior to tanning to ensure positive results. This can improve the quality of your appearance after your tan is complete.
A little handy tip is to combine foundation with a little moisturizer, as it will make your foundation last longer. It will help you achieve a more "natural" look as well as giving your face a little extra protection.
You must always wash away all makeup prior to going to bed. Use a gentle washcloth and warm water or a makeup remover solution. Follow this with your regular skincare regimen. If you do not get rid of the make-up, you might clog your pores and get pimples.
To achieve healthy skin, use a dry, soft brush on the surface of the skin prior to showering; this will stimulate your oil glands and help keep moisture in your skin. Brush gently, in circles, starting with the feet and working your way upward. Complete the treatment with a shower using a mild soap.
Pink lipstick is a perfect concealer for imperfections. Warm pinks compliment most skin tones and helps get your lips noticed instead of your flaws. With a combination of concealer and great looking lips, your blemishes will be hardly noticeable.
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I love Girl Scout Troop #2549 for so many reasons. They helped me and my family 4 years ago when I was raising money to get Sami. They hosted the Great Woof Lodge which was an event with amazing spaghetti and a raffle where everyone won a prize (it was awesome). And it didn't end there; these girls have continued to support PAALS with things like raising money at their schools or taking gifts to PAALS at Christmas, and they even had a second Great Woof Lodge.
Last Spring, PAALS bought a building to become their new facility and volunteers worked all summer to get it ready. They moved in the beginning of August, and 10 days later had a flood that damaged a lot. Needless to say, I wasn't surprised when I heard that the GS Troop #2549 was gathering today to make raised dog beds for PAALS and were going on a shopping spree to get things for PAALS that they need right now.
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This 2-day course is designed for medical practitioners who value cancer rehabilitation and comprehensive breast cancer care to prevent and limit the side effects of medical treatment. This evidence based course includes theoretical and practical content and aims to improve attendees application of commonly used tests and measures in oncology care, advance manual skills, and sample applied rehabilitation exercises in the forms of yoga and Pilates-based programs. Topics include diagnosis and medical management for breast cancer side effects of treatment such as shoulder dysfunction, core compromise, lymphatic cording, lymph(o)edema, post-mastectomy pain syndrome, cardiotoxity, chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy, fatigue, osteoporosis and dyspareunia.
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8:00–9:30: Lymphedema Lecture 9:30-9:45: Break 9:45-10:45: Lymphedema Lab 10:45-11:00: Break 11:00-12:00: Medical Management; Chemo, radiation, hormones 12:00-1:00: Lunch 1:00-2:00: Cardiotoxicity, fatigue & peripheral neuropathy 2:00–2:30: Side Effects Part 1: Lab 2:30–2:45: Break 2:45–4:00: Osteoporosis, joint arthralgias & dyspareunia 4:00-4:30: Break-out session
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June 11, 2007
dinofish & sawfishee
9 comments:
- Nelson Hernandez said...
I love it. Jackson, you are one weird dude! These are great! Glad you posted some more work. I also love that these guys are unique from one another. Great Job!
-- nelly
- June 11, 2007 at 7:49 PM
- Ariel Alvarez said...
haha, I love your characters. The bottom one looks like a total dick.
- June 11, 2007 at 10:15 PM
- Nelson Hernandez said...
he looks kinda like Salvador Dali to me... :)
- June 11, 2007 at 11:17 PM
- Chris said...
so cool, jackson.
i'm pretty sure we stormed the beaches of that fish in the lower picture during WWII. then we stole his recipe for toast and fries.
- June 11, 2007 at 11:18 PM
- Tony Bui said...
i have become a fan of you.
- June 12, 2007 at 12:18 AM
- BS said...
Wow. Nice work and great use of line quality! I especially like the emotion this guy gives off; sort of feels like some French General mixed with a Flounder on crack.
Nice work
- June 12, 2007 at 9:41 AM
- Jaime Ramirez said...
I love your whimsical imagination. These look like you had a lot of fun. Great job.
- June 12, 2007 at 5:05 PM
- Saul Ruiz said...
JACKSON! Cool man... if i still had my fish tank i would definitely drop these guys in! Great!
- June 13, 2007 at 1:05 AM
- Andrew Harkins said...
The bird head coming out of the fish mouth is genius.
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Puglia & Southern Italy
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Sip cappuccino in a cafe where only Italian can be heard. Wander underground through Neolithic caves. Travel back to simpler times in untouched Alberobello, the heart of Puglia, Italy. From the soothing shores of the Amalfi Coast to the quaint homes of the Trulli Valley, authenticity presides everywhere you go on a Southern Italy tour.
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Here's another delicious meal for you guys! Chicken Spaghetti! Now, I don't know about you, but I could seriously eat spaghetti everyday and never get tired of it! Traditional spaghetti has always been a favorite of mine since I was a little girl. That being said, a recent goal of mine is to cut back on the amount of red meat I consume. Don't get me wrong, I am not cutting it out completely, just cutting back to see how my body responds to it. This recipe has everything I have always loved about spaghetti in it, just with a slightly healthier twist to it. These days, if I get to craving some spaghetti, this is my go-to recipe and my hope is that you will love it just as much as we do in our home!
Here's what you will need to have and need to do to prepare this dish just the way I do. Let me know how you like it!
Ingredients :
1 lb minced chicken
2-3 Tbsps olive oil
1-2 jars organic tomato puree ( up to 25.5oz )
1 can organic diced tomatoes
1 medium sweet onion, diced
2-3 garlic cloves
dried basil, thyme, oregano, sage (to taste)
whole wheat spaghetti noodles
Directions :
First, pour the organic tomato puree into a blender and add the garlic cloves and the spices.
I recommend adding 1-2 tsp at a time of each spice until you reach your desired taste.
Put your olive oil in a pan on the stove top. Once the oil has heated up a bit, cook your minced chicken. Be sure to break it up and give it a stir every once in a while.
As soon as the chicken is almost done cooking, add in your diced onion. Cook until the onions are translucent.
When the chicken and onions look done, drain your can of tomatoes and add the drained tomatoes to your chicken mixture.
While the chicken mix is cooking, bring a pot of water to a boil. When it is at a rolling boil, add a handful of salt. This is your chance to flavor the noodles. Boil your noodles per instructions on the package.
Once the chicken, onions and tomatoes have combined and heated through, pour in your spaghetti sauce from the blender.
When your noodles are finished cooking, be sure to rinse them in cold water to stop the cooking process.
I like to add my noodles straight into my spaghetti sauce and mix it together real nice. In my house, no body likes naked spaghetti noodles! Serve this dish warm with a side salad or garlic bread… or both!
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On June 2, 2017, Emma's Torch won the Princeton Entrepreneurs' Network Startup Competition, rising above 23 other startups to claim the $10,000 prize.
Each year, the Princeton Entrepreneurs' Network hosts a startup competition during Princeton's Reunions weekend. Entrepreneurs showcase their startups to alumni, who vote on their favorites. The top three startups by popular vote are invited to pitch to a panel of judges.
The Emma's Torch team was thrilled to make it to the pitching round, where Kerry spoke about the organization's impact to venture capitalists and advisors including Jim Cohen of Fitz Gate Ventures and Pierre DuPont of HPM Partners.
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PEBBLE BEACH, Calif.(AP) Dustin Johnson walked out the door and into the rain Monday morning, still expecting to show up on the first tee with a four-shot lead to play the final round at Pebble Beach.
He won not with a big drive or a clutch putt, rather a phone call.
"It was Michael Letzig, one of my buddies out here," Johnson said. "I was walking out the door to go have breakfast. He called to congratulate me and I didn't know what he was talking about."
Some 40 hours after hitting his last shot of the tournament, Johnson won the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am when rain washed out the final round for the second straight day.
Pebble Beach received nearly 1 1/2 inches of rain, enough to create a tiny river in one fairway and produce puddles on most of the greens. It was the first rain-shortened tournament on the PGA Tour in nearly three years, and the first 54-hole event at Pebble Beach since the late Payne Stewart also hit the winning shot on Saturday in 1999.
And it was historic for at least one reason.
"I've never won a tournament in tennis shoes," said Johnson, who came to the course to collect his trophy, thank the rain-soaked volunteers and grasp the timing of his great week, even if he only got in three rounds.
The victory was the second in his last nine starts, and it puts him in the conversation with a growing cast of rising stars. The 24-year-old Johnson joins Anthony Kim as the only players under 25 with multiple PGA Tour victories.
He moved up to No. 45 in the world, putting him into the 64-man field at the Accenture Match Play Championship next week. More importantly – at least for a guy who grew up less than an hour away from Augusta National – it earned Johnson a trip to the Masters. He has had a few offers to play the course, but each time turned it down.
"I just really wanted to be in the tournament before I went and played it," he said.
Johnson finished at 15-under 201 and earned $1.098 million. The winning round came at Poppy Hills on Saturday, when Johnson overpowered the five par 5s with birdies on all of them – he had three eagle attempts – and shot a 67. That gave him a four-shot lead over Mike Weir, who would have been playing in the final group at Pebble for the second time in four years.
None of this would have seemed possible to Johnson eight years ago.
According to a story published two weeks ago in Golf World magazine, Johnson was suspended from his high school golf team for skipping classes as he struggled to cope with his parents' divorce.
Then came an incident that nearly cost him much more.
Intimidated by Steve Gillian, a menacing older brother of one of his friends, Johnson was among five kids involved in the break-in of a house, where someone took a gun. Johnson says he stayed in the car during the burglary, but he was there. According to appellate court documents, Johnson then was persuaded, reluctantly, to buy bullets for the gun.
Later that month in 2001, Gillian was charged with murder after shooting the victim multiple times in the head. Because of the loose connection to the crime, Johnson had to pay restitution for the theft and agree to testify at the murder trail.
Gillian is serving life without parole.
"I always knew I wanted to play on the PGA Tour," Johnson said. "Eight years ago, however long ago that was, I couldn't see myself being here. But after I got through all that stuff, I went on to play golf at Coastal Carolina. And coach (Allen) Terrell helped me a bunch."
The victory at Pebble comes nearly three weeks after the Probation, Pardon and Parole Services Board of South Carolina granted Johnson a full pardon relating to his guilty plea in the second-degree burglary case.
And with his second tour victory, Johnson is ready to see how far he can go.
It took Johnson only 36 starts to record his second tour victory, compared with 42 tournaments for Kim and 87 for Camilo Villegas.
"Obviously, I've proved myself to be just as good as they are," Johnson said. "Anthony is a great player. He's a good friend of mine, and he's done great things in the last two years. Just to be mentioned with them is an honor. I'm just looking forward to the rest of the year and proving myself a little more."
For all the dramatic scenery and rich history at Pebble Beach, this was among the more anticlimactic wins.
Johnson won at Turning Stone last October with birdies on the last two holes. This time, he won on his way to breakfast.
It was the sixth time in the last 50 years that rain forced a 54-hole tournament at Pebble Beach, and that doesn't include 1996 when the tournament was canceled. Stewart had a one-shot lead in 1999 when rain washed out the final round Sunday, and the forecast was so ominous that tour officials called it off that day.
"A win is a win," Johnson said. "Obviously, I would have liked to have played either yesterday or today. Unfortunately, the weather wouldn't allow it. But I'm pleased with my play the first three rounds. I'm very confident in myself and what I can do."


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6 Reasons why tenders fail
By W van Rooyen
31 January 2019
There are many reasons why your tender response might fail. Here are 6 reasons why tender responses usually fail:
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A tender response has to be competitive. It has to be competitive in pricing as wells as good value for money. It is not to say that if your price is the lowest, you will be awarded the tender. If your supply is under par it can cost you a tender.
- Administrative reasons
Administrative errors can cause your tender to be disqualified. You might forget to sign the tender or to initial every page. Perhaps your tender is late or you submit it into the wrong tender box. These errors are all causes for your tender being disqualified.
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Ensure that you supply all the additional information that the tender asks for. It is always good to read the tender document thoroughly whilst making a list of all the additional documents that will be required. As soon as you are finished with your tender response tick every item on the list that you have made.
- Unclear proposal
Communication is everything. In order to stand a change of winning a tender you have to communicate your supply in such a way that it is clearly understood what you are offering. Ensure that your writing skills are up-to-date. Write in understandable English.
- Requirements not met
This point can be confused with point 3, but it is not the same. Together with additional information come specific and general requirements. These requirements will be picked up by the responder when examining the tender document. Ensure that you meet all the requirements and if there are any requirements that you are not sure how to respond to, ask. Once you have clarity regarding difficult requirements you can respond properly. Not responding to all requirements of a tender may lead to disqualification of your tender response.
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