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The competition between Mike Ibarra and Ben Burke still is close, but early this week, LaVigne named Burke the full-time starter, beginning with Friday's crucial game with Whittier that will decide the league's third-place entry into next week's playoffs.
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Dorky Doodle Darlings drawings are all bout dissecting people, media images, and current trends. I draw to make sense of what I see—and clearly I am not seeing clearly. I mix in a dab of imagination, some zen-like pattern drawing, and loads of quiet play on paper. These characters are a serious part of my art practice, however I hope you do not take them too seriously! Dorky Doodle Darlings are meant for fun and silliness drawn freely with ink on paper and on their way to NYC! Oh Boy!
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Several Former Cats Making MLB Debuts
April 25, 2009
As the college baseball season plays through the final stretch of the conference schedule, Major League Baseball is just warming up and a number of former Wildcats litter MLB rosters.
In the first two weeks of the season, two former Arizona players made their major league debuts and a third may do so over the weekend.
Arizona head coach Andy Lopez received a call from a friend with the New York Yankees, who passed along word that Mark Melancon was being called up from AAA Scranton. The Yankees are playing the Red Sox in Boston this weekend.
Melancon, who was drafted in the 10th Round by the Yankees following the 2006 season, had Tommy John surgery later in the year and missed the entire 2007 season. He returned last year to pitch a whopping 99¨ø innings including the postseason. He struck out 101 batters, walked 25 and took one loss.
A pair of other recent Wildcats made debuts earlier this season.
Just last season, relief pitcher Ryan Perry was blowing pitches by Pac-10 opponents and now he's earned a spot in the Detroit Tigers bullpen. Perry, drafted 21st overall, went from a college junior to a major league pitcher in less than a year and is already contributing to the big league club.
Perry made his debut April 8 at Toronto, where he threw one shutout inning in the Tigers win. As of April 22, Perry had appeared in six contests and pitched in 4.2 innings, while allowing just one run on two hits and recording five strikeouts.
Former Wildcat Trevor Crowe also made his big league debut early in the season for the Cleveland Indians. Crowe registered his first at-bat April 9 at Texas and collected his first hit April 12 with an RBI-double against Toronto. Through April 22, Crowe had appeared in nine games, with 26 at-bats while collecting five hits, driving in four runs and scoring three runs. The former two-time All-American is being used as the Indian's fourth outfielder, while earning a couple starts a week.
Crowe played at Arizona from 2003-2005 and was part of the Wildcats' 2004 College World Series team. The former first-round pick worked his was up through the Indians before sticking with the big club coming out of Spring Training this past season.
Perry and Crowe are not the only former Wildcats seeing success in the bigs. Crowe's teammate Nick Hundley continues to be the San Diego Padre's starting catcher. Thorugh 10 games in 2009, Hundley collected 10 hits including a homer, a triple, a double and five RBI. Hundley was called midway through last season and appeared in 60 games for the Padres, tallying a .237 average with five homers and 24 RBI.
Outfielder Brain Anderson enters his fifth season in the majors playing for the Chicago White Sox. Anderson is listed as the team's starting center fielder, but has split time in the outfield. Anderson played at Arizona from 2001-2003 before being drafted in the first round as the 16th pick. Through the first 11 games, Anderson had collected eight hits, including a double and two RBI for the South Siders. On his Major League career, Anderson has 18 homers with 64 RBI and a .224 average.
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I haven't spent a huge amount of time reading the famous Scottish philosopher David Hume, but I might start. I was briefly poring over his A Treatise on Human Nature in the Barnes & Noble in Philadelphia (thank Goodness for the survival of this type of bookstore!) and I found this passage near the end of "Book One". I find it very moving and can strongly relate. This isn't mere "philosophy" in the modern academic sense – it's far too human for that:
But before I launch out into those immense depths of philosophy, which lie before me, I find myself inclined to stop a moment in my present station, and to ponder that voyage, which I have undertaken, and which undoubtedly requires the utmost art and industry to be brought to a happy conclusion. Methinks I am like a man, who having struck on many shoals, and having narrowly escaped shipwreck in passing a small frith, has yet the temerity to put out to sea in the same leaky weather-beaten vessel, and even carries his ambition so far as to think of compassing the globe under these disadvantageous circumstances. My memory of past errors and perplexities, makes me diffident for the future. The wretched condition, weakness, and disorder of the faculties, I must employ in my enquiries, encrease my apprehensions. And the impossibility of amending or correcting these faculties, reduces me almost to despair, and makes me resolve to perish on the barren rock, on which I am at present, rather than venture myself upon that boundless ocean, which runs out into immensity. This sudden view of my danger strikes me with melancholy; and as it is usual for that passion, above all others, to indulge itself; I cannot forbear feeding my despair, with all those desponding reflections, which the present subject furnishes me with in such abundance.
I am first affrighted and confounded with that forelorn solitude, in which I am placed in my philosophy, and fancy myself some strange uncouth monster, who not being able to mingle and unite in society, has been expelled all human commerce, and left utterly abandoned and disconsolate. Fain would I run into the crowd for shelter and warmth; but cannot prevail with myself to mix with such deformity. I call upon others to join me, in order to make a company apart; but no one will hearken to me. Every one keeps at a distance, and dreads that storm, which beats upon me from every side. I have exposed myself to the enmity of all metaphysicians, logicians, mathematicians, and even theologians; and can I wonder at the insults I must suffer? I have declared my disapprobation of their systems; and can I be surprized, if they should express a hatred of mine and of my person? When I look abroad, I foresee on every side, dispute, contradiction, anger, calumny and detraction. When I turn my eye inward, I find nothing but doubt and ignorance. All the world conspires to oppose and contradict me; though such is my weakness, that I feel all my opinions loosen and fall of themselves, when unsupported by the approbation of others. Every step I take is with hesitation, and every new reflection makes me dread an error and absurdity in my reasoning.


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Welcome to Quit4Life Teens! This is an area just for young people who live in Hampshire and want some advice on smoking. Is this you? If so, take a look around and we can try and answer some of your questions.
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Although you are likely to be addicted to nicotine, there's lots of other things that make you smoke when you are young. Is there a friend that you always find you smoke with? Do you smoke when you are stressed? Get yourself a plan together to quit here.
Vaping is safer than smoking
It's best not to do either, but it would be better to vape than to smoke. There are far less nasty chemicals in vapes than in cigarettes. But be careful. They need the right charger and if you make any changes to them (modify them) it makes them more likely to catch fire. The law says that vapes should not be sold to people under 18, so Quit4Life are unable to give you a voucher through their vape scheme.
I'm only a social smoker.
No one ever went from being a non-smoker to suddenly smoking 20 cigarettes a day. Just having the odd cigarette here and there, is a sure way to graduate to becoming a regular smoker. Every cigarette you have increases your level of addiction to nicotine.
Most of my mates smoke
It can seem almost impossible to quit when all your mates smoke. For lots of teens, smoking can seem like part of your identity or personality. When you are with other smokers it can seem easier to talk to people and be part of a group. But saying no to smoking can make you look more confident, stronger and independent. It's a big step. Try it just once, to begin with. Next time you are out with your friends who smoke, say 'no thanks'. You'll be surprised how easy it is. Thinking about what you are going to say in advance will really help.
Help - I need some motivation
That's understandable. There's loads of benefits to quitting when you are young.
That nice new jumper you have won't stink
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No. We won't tell your parents that you smoke, but you might want to think about telling them yourself. Parents can be surprising. If you have their support it will be easier and they will probably be pleased that you've taken steps to quit. If we give you any thing like patches or gum, we do need to tell your doctor in a letter, but they won't tell your parents either.
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Yes, you can use nicotine replacement therapy, like patches and gum. You'll be more likely to quit smoking if you use them properly and with someone helping you. You need to be over 12, but there's usually no problem. If you get them from Quit4Life, you won't have to pay for them either.
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No. There's lots of ways for teens to get help. You can have an appointment on your own with an adviser. There might be other people waiting to see the adviser, but 100% no groups. If you're not sure about seeing someone, we can arrange to give you some help over the phone too.
Am I unusual in needing help to quit?
No, not at all. Stopping smoking is hard whatever age you are. When you are young you might not even be feeling like it is doing you any harm, so finding reasons to stop can be even more difficult. It is totally normal to need some support and encouragement to stop. Quit4life help lots of young people to stop smoking.
Is the damage already done?
If you've only been smoking a few years, your body will probably make a full recovery. If you stop now the chances are you'll be absolutely fine. You'll look back when you are older and realise stopping was the best thing you ever did. The longer you smoke the greater the risks.
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We understand that it is a big step to get help and want to make it as easy as possible. You are welcome to bring a friend or family member for support if it helps. If you don't want to see us face-to-face, we can support you by phone. We are friendly and are happy to contact you in a way that you feel comfortable with.
I don't' smoke but worried about a loved one.
When someone you care about smokes it's tough to watch them put their health at risk. But the way you discuss it with them can really make a difference. You can help them. Try hard not to judge them or tell them to stop as pressure can sometimes make them smoke more. Find out more about the reasons that they smoke. It's ok to tell them you are worried about them. Perhaps there's something you can do to help them stop?
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Quitting smoking when you are pregnant is even more important. It can help keep your baby safe and give them the best start in life. For more information about how smoking affects you and baby, check out our pregnancy blog.
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OK so I am ready for some help. What next?
If you are ready to get some help, you can call our office team on 01252 335120 and tell them that you are a young person who wants some help to quit. They'll get some details from you; name, address – that type of thing. They'll find you an appointment to suit you with an adviser. They'll explain everything about where to go and what to expect.
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Seriously. I had been told that interning at an early stage startup would mean that I'd have to be willing to wear a bunch of different hats. To be honest, it's one of the biggest reasons why I'm interested in working at smaller companies. Wearing many hats at a startup is a chance to get bite-sized experiences of a wide variety of specialties. I can't say that I was expecting to have worn on all of the hats I have tried on for size so far, but I'm very glad that my work provides me this experience.
My first two months at Saganworks have been nothing but exciting. And I do mean that in every sense of the word. I've seen the company expand into a new office, demo (for the first time) in front of a large audience, and celebrate the release of a prototype. We've had hectic weeks and we've had easy weeks, but all in all, it feels like the work I'm doing is really making an impact. And that isn't limited to just programming. One of my tasks (among other things I was surprised to get paid for) included making a virtual shrine of Carl Sagan. Really.
To be honest, I used to be a bit worried about pursuing a career in computer science. My two main interests (filmmaking and programming) felt like polar opposites. But the more time I spent programming, the more I realized how much room there was for creativity. That's what drove me to try to combine my two interests by working with visual technologies. So, I came across Hacker Fellows and Saganworks at just the right time in my life. I quickly learned that being a programmer could be much more exciting than some had led me to believe. Plus I wasn't automatically relegated to becoming what one of my professors calls the "hands guy."
Haven't met him? I'll introduce you. Hands Guy works at a large video game company. You need hands? He's got hands. He can make the most realistic, dextrous, beautiful hands for any character in any game. You've got two ogres doing Will and Jazz's handshake from the Fresh Prince of Bel Air? Hands Guy is on it. But Hands Guy will always be Hands Guy. Day in and day out — hands. Don't get me wrong, Hands Guy is doing a noble thing, but I don't want to be Hands Guy! There is so much to explore and create, and there are so many unique opportunities in this field that it just feels wasteful to be tunnel visioned on one specific side of it. The day I spent being "Virtual Shrine of Carl Sagan Guy" got me thinking about what techniques curators use at museums, and how to seamlessly guide users subconsciously. Who knows, maybe that'll give me an interesting perspective next time we choose to review our app's UI. What I do know is that I probably sound a bit off the rails here. The simple point I'm trying to make is that there's a lot more to life than hands. There are hats.
Shawki Atassi, 2018 Hacker Fellows Intern, is finishing up his Computer Science and Film degrees at the University of Michigan. He is working with Saganworks for Summer 2018.


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Part 2: Then Comes Marriage
- How much debt is okay when paying for a wedding? None! Weddings should be a cash affair–as in, all expenses should be paid with cash. If you use a credit card, make sure you pay the bill off in full. A wedding is a luxury, not a necessity. It's foolish to fund a wedding on a credit card.
- Fast-forward ten years. What will you remember from your wedding? If money is tight, spend what money you have on things that will have "memory value," such as the wedding photos. Trust me, if you're still married in ten years, your wedding guests won't even remember what type of flowers you had on the reception table or the wedding favor.
- Asking directly or indirectly for wedding guests to give you money to help pay for a car, home, maid service, or honeymoon is just being avaricious.
- Keeping a joint account is not that hard. Deep down, couple who object to joint accounts really are objecting to the notion that they might actually have to communit with their spouse about what they are spending or saving (or not saving).
- When you get married, treat your marriage like a financial partnership. There should be no hers or his–just ours.
- While it's important to trust your spouse, that doesn't mean you shouldn't keep tabs on what's going on.
- The reward for having joint accounts is that you can rejoice in each other's financial accomplishments, because they become your own.
- If you want financial peace in your household, develop a set of House Rules to govern your financial behavior as a married couple.
- When you get married, it's not all about your wants anymore. You have another person's feelings and desires to consider. Marriage means compromising. And when you compromise, it doesn't mean there are two losers.
- You've got to plan so you know where you are going, and that means creating a budget.
- If you had enough faith in your man to marry him and trust him with your life, you need to trust him with your money.
- Credit is a game, and you had better know the rules. If you're going to use credit cards, you need to manage them to maximize your credit score (Major parts: 35% payment history and 30% amount owed).
- It's essential that you help prepare your joint tax return. Don't sign any forms until your review them thoroughly.
- Remember, on a join return both taxpayers are jointly and individually responsible for the tax and any interest or penalty due on the return, even if you later divorce. If your divorce decree states that your ex is responsible for any amounts due on previously filed joint returns, you may still be held responsible for all the tax due. If your spouse did do something improper, you can apply for innocent spouse relief, but it's not easy to get.
- Before you decide to have a baby, include in your financial planning the possibility that either you or your spouse may want to be a stay-at-home parent.
- It is possible to live on one salary but it will take financial discipline. Before the baby comes, keep your debts down. If you can, buy a home that you can afford on one salary.


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A federal jury this week convicted a man of assaulting a Border Patrol agent in a 2017 incident near Tecate in which the man drove away in a stolen vehicle while the agent was leaning inside the car attempting to grab the keys.
John Leland Combs was found guilty Tuesday of felony assault on a federal officer and high speed flight from a checkpoint. He's scheduled to be sentenced in February.
According to prosecutors from the U.S. Attorney's Office, evidence proved Combs assaulted Agent Norberto Ribac early on the morning of Sept. 2, 2017, and then fled from other agents at a checkpoint on a rural highway.
About 5:30 a.m. that day, Ribac was patrolling near the Tecate Port of Entry as part of an all-terrain vehicle unit, when he discovered northbound shoe prints in the sand, prosecutors said in a statement. Ribac followed the footprints to Industrial Road, where he found Combs standing next to a car, talking on a cellphone a few yards north of the border fence.
When Ribac approached him and asked if there was anyone in the car with him, Combs replied he was alone. He voluntarily opened the trunk of the Hyundai Genesis so Ribac could inspect it, prosecutors said. Moments later, the agent noticed Combs was walking toward the driver's door of the car.
Combs got into the sedan — which turned out to be stolen — and started it, prompting Ribac to reach inside through the driver's window to try to turn off the engine, prosecutors said. At that point, Combs drove off with the agent's upper body still inside the car.
As Ribac struggled to free himself, the car struck him on his right elbow and the right side of his head, breaking his ATV helmet, prosecutors said.
After the incident, Combs fled from a checkpoint on Campo Road, reaching 70 mph as he swerved in and out of traffic on a winding two-lane highway, prosecutors said. He was finally stopped when Border Patrol agents threw a spike strip, causing him to lose control of the car. He tried to run but was quickly arrested.
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Volkswagen Group Australia has announced a recall for a long list of passenger and commercial vehicles related to the same potential issue with front seatbelt pretensioners.
The 2017 model year Volkswagen Tiguan, Golf, Scirocco, Passat,Transporter and Multivan, plus 2016 and 2017 model year Amarok have all been identified as vehicles targeted by the recall along with the 2017 model year Skoda Superb.
The recall is in response to the potential for variations in the propellant mixture of the seatbelt pretensioner propellant which could lead to the restrain system not triggering in an accident, increasing the risk of injury.
A total of 340 Volkswagen and seven Skoda vehicles are affected with both brands set to contact owners in writing to arrange an inspection and repair. Owners wishing to know more can contact their local dealer, or the Skoda Customer Call Centre on 1800 504 076 or Volkswagen Customer Care on 1800 607 822.
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text: Stephen Hunter is the author of more than 20 novels, including, most recently, 'G-Man', published in May. The retired chief film critic for The Washington Post, where he won the 2003 Pulitzer Prize for Distinguished Criticism, he has also published two collections of film criticism and a nonfiction work, American Gunfight. His novel, "Point of Impact", was adapted for film as 'Shooter', starring Mark Wahlberg. He lives in Baltimore, Maryland.


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We were happy to introduce Alisha, owner of Ivy & Vine Clothing Co. through our my B.O.B. campaign on Instagram! This campaign brings awareness to Black businesses from the owner's perspective. At blackbox we believe it's important to know the vision and purpose behind a business. Through our blog, we can dig deeper into their stories and provide a fuller perspective with you!
After her daughter was born in 2015, along with having to do a lot of online shopping, Alisha had a hard time finding things she wanted for her baby. So she took matters into her own hands and created an affordable marketplace for women and children; Ivy & Vine was born!
You mentioned shopping for your newborn daughter online while on maternity leave. What was it that you were looking for and couldn't find that prompted you to start Ivy & Vine?
The main thing that I shopped for in the beginning were unique headbands and bows. There were some cute items out there, but they were so expensive. I remember buying about 4 headbands one day and my shopping cart total came up to $103. I wanted to provide a good quality product that was more economical for families. Most moms on maternity leave are on a budget, but you still want to be able to buy nice things for your kids.
What steps did you take to launch your online boutique?
I started researching brands that I wanted to work with, based on the quality of the product and of course the cost. I attended a few webinars and used my experience as a previous business owner to help we with the web development and e- commerce side of it.
I wanted to be a one stop shop for accessories for girls and women, but have the store be heavily influenced by the products that I loved. I love sunglasses, so I started there. I ordered samples of the sunglasses that I liked for myself and made sure that they were sturdy. I still do that now. I only stock accessories that I would wear on a daily basis. The process was the same for the headbands for little girls. I also stock graphic tees that are original designs. The graphic tees were inspired by my love for travel and Southern culture.
Looking back on your business, what would you do differently if you had a do-over?
I would invest more in manufacturing my own products instead of buying wholesale. When you manufacture your own products, you increase your profit margin and put yourself in position to wholesale to others. You are also creating a legacy for your business and family. The products that I have created are something that my children can be proud of and make profit from in years to come.
What do you love most about Ivy & Vine?
I love that what you see is what you get. If you see a product on our website, that's exactly what it will look like when you get it in the mail. We have all been victims of the bait and switch. We give you exactly what you are expecting to have.
What do you have planned for your business in 2018?
I plan to add more travel related products to our inventory. I would like to collaborate more with travel bloggers to promote my passport covers and map necklaces in 2018. I am also working on product placement in local boutiques.
It was such a pleasure learning more about Alisha's desire to provide a quality, affordable fashion collection for moms and children. We are wishing her much growth and success with Ivy & Vine. We can't wait to see the new items coming in 2018!


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Not a very nice day today, which was a little contrary to the forecast and a shame really because it got off to a promising start when I awoke at 5:00am.
The golden glow from the east reminding me that it's about time I went outside and cleaned my window
It's hard not to be enthusiastic when day starts like this, and today was no exception, a few hours later I joined a good portion of the 'deckies' in rolling some white gloss above the fo'c'sle.
Whilst we were being watched by the customers,
our captain was being interviewed by Christopher Blanchet of the BBC. It was for the Scottish weather forecast at 18:50 tonight, which went out from Luskentyre beach on Harris. https://twitter.com/BBCScotWeather/status/349594889199185920/photo/1
Rain stopped play shortly afterwards so I spent the rest of the day with the emergency generator getting high on paint fumes Well, it was hard not too, even with the doors and vents open it was quite wiffy
Boats for the day included Louisa SY 30 rigged for creel fishing prawns by the look of it,
and the trawler Asteria BRD 250, my old boat was BRD 257.
Dunno what this one was heading south past Waternish point, but she was obviously empty.
That was about it really,
apart from these two pictures sent to me by my compatriot Kenny McArthur who just happened to be down the Clyde around the 15th of June.
The two new hybrid ships being built for CMAL http://www.cmassets.co.uk/en/our-work/projects/current-projects/hybrid-ferries-project.html moored at Ferguson's 'fitting out berth'. The one on the right our very own MV Hallaig and the one on the left the MV Lochinvar destined for the Clyde.


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Purple Peony
Purple Peony
Print with double ivory mat; original artwork in ink and color on gold Japanese board, painted from life, Filoli gardens, 2007; W:16" H:14.75 (print alone W:10.5" H:9.5"); click or tap on image to view full artwork.
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A blog I like to read, 365 Days of Trash, recently pointed me towards this amusing article by the Onion, How Bad for the Environment can Throwing Away One Plastic Bottle Be?
I find this farcical approach to be incredibly revealing, not just about everyone else out there in the big wide western world, but also about myself.
"It's not like I don't care, because I do, and most of the time I don't even buy bottled water," thought Missouri school teacher Heather Delamere, the 450,000th caring and progressive individual to have done so that morning, and the 850,000th to have purchased the environmentally damaging vessel due to being thirsty, in a huge rush, and away from home. "It's really not worth beating myself up over."
How many times have I thought these exact same thoughts? Far too many times is the simple answer. Especially lately. It's that, "Well I'm normally so good and I've had a really hard week and I haven't had anything like this for ages so I really deserve it," feeling. The real concern for me is the frequency that this has been popping into my mind of late. That plastic treat in my weekly shopping has become two treats, three, four; it's almost as if I'm trying to buy plastic, not trying NOT to buy it. Oops.
There are two ways to look at it.
1. Everyone else out there is buying plastic and throwing it away, so what difference is it really going to make if I stop doing it? It's like taking out one very small piece of straw from the middle of a haystack that's the size of my house. So, why should I bother?
2. But if everyone, or even half of everyone, stopped buying plastic and throwing it away again, then that would make a very real difference. And someone has to start the ball rolling somewhere: there's no reason why I can't be that someone. Besides, I already know I'm not the only someone. Eventually – I hope – the snowball will take hold.


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The Beautiful Life promo's
I just recently worked on a bunch of promo's for CWTV. I did four new shows, Vampire Diaries, The Beautiful Life, Melrose Place, and Life Unexpected. I also did Beverly Hills 90210 for the second year. Although it is VERY busy doing all these people in two days, it is extremely fun to do. Not one actor was difficult! In fact they were such a pleasure to work with! For people who know me, they know i am not a bullshitter so i really do mean it. I also had a fantastic team behind me which is so important! It takes a lot of stress off me. Here are a few shots of me working behind the scenes.


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Teaching Environmental Justice, Empowering Students
Imagine growing up in a low-income immigrant of color neighborhood that has been subject to disinvestment and neglect. Imagine your neighborhood is also near neighborhoods with extensive wealth and resources and demographics that are nothing like yours. If you grow up in this type of neighborhood you may start thinking that you are not worth being invested in, and that your circumstances say something about your value as a person.
It's Election Day: Be a Clean Water Voter!
Voters across Virginia today will be choosing a new governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general, along with all 100 seats in the House of Delegates.
Following the Leader
I am a canvassing intern for the summer here at Clean Water Action in Rhode Island. In addition to knocking on doors, I got the opportunity to shadow State Director Johnathan Berard for one day to learn how the organization operates on the policy and lobbying side. It was incredibly informative and fun!
Next Steps for Howard County Citizens' Election Fund!
Update: The Howard County Council voted and passed CB30 (the Citizens' Election Fund) on Monday, June 5th! County Executive Kittleman vetoed the bill, so the work continues to overturn the veto. We need you to email or call your councilmember one last time to thank them for voting for a new way to finance campaigns and ask them to overturn the veto!
What is CB30?
Much more than just knocking on doors!
Clean Water Action works hard to keep people involved in the democratic process, even outside of election day. Contrary to popular belief, politicians are not working against the interest of the people. They just have a lot on their plates.
A Time for Collective Activism
Like many activists around the country, Clean Water Action's New Jersey office took the streets to protest and rally during the Women's March in Washington DC. We joined the sister march in NYC - both peaceful rallies with hundreds of thousands showing up to support women's rights, racial equality, environmental justice, and more.
Diving into the Legislature
You never know what you might run into when activists descend on the statehouse for the Environment Council of Rhode Island's (ECRI) annual Lobby Day.
Last Wednesday, I was greeted in the rotunda by a group of our allies in the Energize Rhode Island coalition wearing snorkels to demonstrate the kind of gear we'll all need if we don't fight the sea level rise that is resulting from Climate Change.
Caucus for Clean Water in Minnesota!
The Minnesota caucuses take place on Tuesday, March 1. Caucus resolutions are the grassroots way of promoting your ideas and values in the political process.


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When we hear reports on how the national economy is struggling, we know that in many ways it impacts every American. However, when these reports discuss specific topics, like unemployment, we understand some Americans are severely impacted by unemployment, yet places like the Dakotas are effectively not impacted by unemployment at all. Really, the national economic data is an aggregate of all states, but it will not necessarily paint a picture for each region.
The preliminary estimate for the national unemployment rate in November is 6.6%, according to the Bureau of Labor and Statistics. However, locally, unemployment is much lower. Bismarck, ND sits at 2.3%, Fargo reports 2.6%, Sioux Falls is 2.9% and Rapid City reports 3.6%. Regionally speaking, our unemployment is impressively low. If we look to some of our larger urban neighbors, we see Minneapolis reports 4.0% unemployment, Denver sits at 5.8% and Omaha reports 3.6%. All in all, our nearest urban centers aren't fairing too bad either.
With the Dakotas posting notably low unemployment, we would naturally wonder what is driving the economy in our area. The Bureau of Economic Analysis in 2012 reports South Dakota's economic output is $42.5 billion and North Dakota's economic output is 8% greater at $46.0 billion. We know the oil boom in North Dakota is a major driver of the economy. Natural resource exploitation comprises $8.1 billion of North Dakota's economy, or roughly 17.5% of the total North Dakota economic output! By contrast, natural resource exploitation in South Dakota totals $4.5 billion, which is 10.6% of total South Dakota economic output.
Diving further into the economic profiles of the Dakotas, we know South Dakota has intentionally created a particularly favorable climate for the financial services industry. Core financial services in South Dakota produced $6.7 billion in output, which equals 15.9% of South Dakota's economy. By comparison, North Dakota's financial services output was $2.9 billion, which equals 6.3% of the North Dakota economy.
Lastly, we can't help but think about how much agriculture is a major contributor to the economy. In North Dakota, ag output totals $3.6 billion or 7.9% of the economy, and in South Dakota, ag output totals $4.4 billion or 10.3% of the economy. While these figures seem surprisingly small, we need to keep in mind the ag economy serves as a lynch pin to several other aspects of our regional economy. Without agriculture, there likely would be less demand for financial services, retail, and wholesale activity that supports farm operations.
When comparing these statistics to national averages, we can see just how different a regional economy can be. National unemployment is 6.6%, but North Dakota unemployment is 2.6% and South Dakota unemployment is 3.6%. Development of natural resources is 2.9% of the national economy, but 10.6% of the South Dakota economy and 17.5% for North Dakota. Financial services are 8.0% of the national economy, but 15.9% for South Dakota and 6.3% for North Dakota. Agriculture represents only 1.1% of our national economy, but 10.3% for South Dakota and 7.9% for North Dakota.
It is interesting to see that unemployment in the Dakota's is roughly half the national average, and our regional economy relies upon natural resources by nearly 4 to 6 times as much as the national economy. Our economy is also roughly 8 to 10 times more reliant on agriculture! And as for South Dakota, the economy records roughly twice the amount of financial services activity compared to the average national economic output. Without further analysis, it is easy to conclude that ag, natural resources, and financial services are likely related to our overall prosperity in the Dakotas.


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Harrington, Geoffrey
Geoffrey was born in 1922, the third son of Thomas and Agnes Harrington all of whom were at Hurst – Gordon in Shield (1929) who predeceased him, and Peter in Star (1937). He grew up in Hove and at the age of nine went to Hurstpierpoint. He always thought this a little early but spoke fondly of his days at Hurst and the friends he made there.
The Second World War broke out whilst Geoffrey was still at school and at the age of 18 he persuaded the Headmaster to recommend him for a commission in the Fleet Air Arm. He joined up at HMS Daedalus in July 1941 as a Pilot and undertook training at Gosport and Luton before leaving for Canada in January 1942 to complete his training. He joined 759 Squadron in August 1942 then transferred to 761 Squadron and in May 1943 joined 727 Royal Naval Air Squadron in North Africa, based at Blida aerodrome. Whilst in North Africa their primary role was reconnaissance and towing drogue's for the Navy's target practice. In September 1944, the Squadron moved to Malta and Geoffrey remained there until returning to the UK to be demobbed in March 1946.
During his time in the Fleet Air Arm Geoffrey completed over 1,000 hours of flying time, in 18 different types of aircraft such as the Defiant, Swordfish, Hurricane and Spitfire. Although he was never involved in front line fighting he was involved in two major accidents where the planes he was flying were written off. Thankfully he was not seriously injured either time and was able to continue flying throughout the war.
Upon returning to civilian life, Geoffrey joined the family coach building business based in Hove. He married
Betty Medlam in 1948 and they had four children, Anne, Michael, Christine and Andrew. The family lived in Hove until 1965 when they relocated to Enfield, North London and Geoffrey joined Arlington Motors as a director, where he worked until retirement.
There was no doubt that his days in the Fleet Air Arm made a huge impact on his life. After retiring he wrote a diary of his experiences of the Second World War from records and notes he had kept at the time. He also compiled a photograph album of pictures taken. The family have already been approached by a Second World War museum who are interested in obtaining this for the benefit of future generations.
Always a calm man, he was devoted to his. family. He maintained long term friendships, including one with Harry Travis with whom he had been in Star House and another with a fellow pilot from the Fleet Air Arm with whom he had been billeted for most of the war.
He and Betty always enjoyed travelling and they had many holidays abroad. He also played golf and in his latter years bowls and shortly before he died had just taken up watercolor painting.
Geoffrey and Betty moved to Windsor in June 2003 following Betty becoming ill, so that he could be near his two daughters who both lived in Berkshire. He was a loyal and devoted husband to the end and was devastated when Betty died in December 2003. He was close to his daughters and saw them often and was in relatively good health right up until his death in June 2004, following a sudden and unexpected stroke from which he never recovered.
He leaves behind him his four children and five grandchildren.


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Are you marketing your book through Facebook and Instagram? You should read this article.
I have never been a fan of marketing books via Facebook or Instagram. Instagram might be cheap, gain a lot of attention, but that doesn't always equal revenue. Facebook offers a higher chance of conversion, but I have never thought either would be very beneficial. However, like everything that is posted on this website, we present our own results and don't merely speculate.
One of the first books I ever advertised went to Facebook and Instagram. I knew that my way of advertising was much more effective, (My advertising techniques will be discussed in another article) however, I wanted to give it a try. The conversion rate on Instagram was not reasonable and those that did interact with the advertisement gave no favorable results. The Facebook advertisement had a much higher Click Through Rate on our ads, but this did not equal sales. In one study 23% of Authors that used Facebook reported no sales. However, altogether the results are hard to estimate unless you follow the data carefully. Most authors are unsure of the value of Facebook. 88% of those who had sales on facebook priced the book from free – 3.99. However, this study and most studies have questionable accuracy. We did the best we could to provide you with our personal information, what we have seen, and researched.
On all the pictures, book covers, and ads we ran this is what we saw the best results for:
1. Audio and Visual— These ads got the most attention but once more, that did not mean they converted into book sales. I will state that we continue to advertise podcasts of our authors on Facebook and this does get favorable results. We do not simply run a recording of the author. In fact, the recordings are heavily edited and broken down into segments less than thirty minutes. This seems to gain attention for a variety of reasons we don't have time to detail in this article. Nevertheless, they do get higher conversions than advertisements for books. All things audio and visual (media) gain a higher conversion rate and even higher sales.
2. Of course, good book covers are always more popular than poorly done covers. However, keep in mind that the text in your ad really does matter. Keep it short and straightforward— this gives you a higher conversion. The title of your book is monumentally important in Facebook ads and here is why: A person is scrolling down a list might find your book visually appealing but a title like— "The Core of the Apple," gives no meaning. Authors like to place complex titles, and many authors don't realize that their titles only have value to them or a person who has read the book. This does not work. Plain and simple is what you want. Excellent pictures and Obvious headlines that catch the reader is always a good choice. This is especially true for a first-time entrepreneur trying to gain some sales. Think about it. Does Time Magazine or the New Yorker create long incoherent headlines? Do they use elaborate titles or euphemisms? No. They get straight to the point.
Another exciting thing we found was that personal pictures of people seemed to gain a lot of interest. (Black and white photos gained more attention than colored images; however, this information is still in testing)
3. Be very narrow on your audience. Research your audience. We were cautious in ensuring that ads would be displayed to people who actually would buy this book. Your ads MUST contain a lot of research. The problem with authors selling their own books is that they are unaware of a lot of statistical data that would put them over the edge on Facebook. (Contact us— we will provide you with data on the readers of your book and the information for Facebook)
So, why would you want to run ads on Facebook or Instagram after reading the above? Why would you want to contact us for detailed information? Of course, there is a mild conversion rate (I don't believe the genre is going to affect the advertisement much from our research, but there are studies that show Romance Novels do get higher conversion rates) and if you have a lot of money to spend— go for it. Make sure your ads run for at least five days before evaluating the success. However, Facebook is likely to be a waste of money. Then the question becomes— What is Facebook good for?
Although I do not prefer to run book advertisement on it because I have other methods that have proven much more beneficial— I do think converting viewers to your website or Facebook page is something worth spending money on. Take them directly to a blog or a free part of the book that they can quickly view. People in the generation want it "now and easily," and by sending them to your website, you generate attention. However, there is another problem…
We actually have people on the staff who help structure websites. I even do it sometimes. The website has to look appealing. This does not mean you need a professional designer! Save your money! If you have blogs that read well and are of interest, that is very valuable. Blog posts allow the readers to connect with the author and if your subject is fascinating and your blog posts have a smooth flow… this might be the answer. They might begin to follow you or even sign up for your mailing list!
Last but not least— your advertisement will suffer if you are not listed on Amazon. If you have tried and sold hundreds of books- please post a comment indicating that I am wrong… The truth is, it won't happen because advertising your book on Facebook is not nearly as effective as many people think.
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Want to teach your children the value of a dollar and why it is important to save money but you aren't sure how or when? We asked Tracy Cooper, Certified Financial Planner, Director, and Southeast Division Sales Performance Manager for Merrill Edge for some tips.
- When do you think children should learn about saving and spending money?
It's never too early to teach your children about money. Even when your children are young, you can speak with them about establishing a budget and the importance of saving.
An interesting lesson I've heard clients use is to take out one month's salary in cash, gather the family around the kitchen table and divide it up into piles in accordance with the monthly bills. This way the children can visually see how much money comes in each month, how much goes out and where it goes.
As your children grow older, you can go into further detail on topics like college planning, taxes, and Social Security. Learning about these opportunities as children will help them better manage money as they grow up.
- At what age should parents open a savings account for their child?
You can open a savings account at any time to save money for your children, –even before he or she is born. However, when they turn 13 or 14, it may be a good idea to consider opening a joint bank account with your kids so they can begin to visualize their saving and spending. You can also teach them how to save up to purchase things they may be passionate about like a musical instrument or items they've had their eye on for a while. As they get older, they might start thinking about buying a car or making another large investment, which requires effort and planning, so show them how to balance a checkbook, create savings goals and keep track of account balances online.
- What is the best way to explain earning money to your children?
Even very young children can begin to understand the concept of earning money. Explain to your children that money is earned by working, and that you can only spend what you have.
To help them understand what it's like to get paid on a schedule, consider paying an allowance. Then, help them set goals for how they spend and save their allowance. It's important to make sure that you stick to the payment schedule for allowances, otherwise the lesson may be lost.
- How do you explain what a budget is and how to budget?
Just as an allowance can help teach your kids about setting goals, it can be a great first step to teach your kids about budgeting and managing money. You might pay an allowance every week for the youngest children, at two-week intervals for preteens, and monthly for teenagers. Gradually spreading out the pay period as children get older will help them understand the need to manage their spending. You can work with your teenager on making a monthly budget for spending their allowance or earnings from a part-time job.
- What is the most valuable lesson to teach a child about finances?
As a parent, it's likely you expect your kids to clean their room, help with the dishes, and do other daily chores. However, consider offering them the chance to make extra money by helping you organize the garage, washing the windows, or taking on another job that goes beyond the routine. Getting paid for extra work may help instill good habits and give your children more control over saving and spending. If your children spend their entire allowance right away, resist giving in to requests for more money before their next allowance is due. Parents should use this as a learning opportunity and talk with their kids about how to make smarter choices and do better the next time. As your children age, you should encourage them to work toward setting aside part of their income to grow their savings account for the future. With careful planning and budgeting, they'll likely be on track to building a solid financial base and develop good habits for a lifetime.


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This image has been quite popular on Flickr, so I thought this might be a good one to christen the blog. It was taken at Scott's Run Park in McLean, Virginia. I took it quite a while ago, back when my Canon G1 was new.
It had been raining quite a bit the week before, and I wanted to get a really delicate shot of the water. I didn't have enough ND filter to really slow it down, and I was experimenting with Infrared, so I figured I could kill two birds with one stone.


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This holiday season, the Westchester Sandbox Theatre is home to a world premiere production of Nancy Holson's Nutcracker! The Musical.
Using the classic score by Peter Ilyitch Tchaikovsky and drawing from the original stories by E.T.A. Hoffmann and Alexander Dumas, five-time Emmy Award-winner Nancy Holson and Bruce Kiesling, conductor of Youth Orchestra Los Angeles and Musical Director of the Tulare County Symphony Orchestra, have created a new twist on the old classic with the familiar melodies interpreted through singing without ballet.
Nutcracker! The Musical features a large cast made up of local performers along with children from the Sandbox Theatre's many youth theater programs.
Sundays November 29 @ 7pm
Tickets: $20 adults / $15 students and seniors


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London's SALUTE 2018 at Excel exhibition centre in Docklands was a bit of a flying visit for me. Having exhibited or manned a stand for most (all?) of the last 30+ years since the days back in Chelsea and Kensington, this year I was at a Battlefields Trust meeting in the morning - so only able to give the big show a couple of hours.
Amazing to think it is 12 months since we did the 'Nick the Tsar' redux game!
Click that picture for a link to what may have been the AdHoc Games Group's farewell Salute appearance ...
Anyway, this year seemed very well attended (and I missed the busy morning session don't forget) - I walked in past a National Wedding show or some such ... seemed very quiet: everyone was heading for or crammed in the wargames event! Good choice I reckon.
(Salute 2018 ... visitors chill out. Still busy round the trade stands though)
I made sure I visited all the Society stands and wished them the best. It's a big effort for clubs and society volunteers to do this show but it is the one all their members and enthusiasts go to so pretty much mandatory.
So good on you,
(click the links and go join something ...)
... without you Salute and wargaming would be much the poorer.
Northampton Battlefields Society couldn't be there but it was good to see the 1460 game on sale and (I'm told) doing very well.
And there's a wave from our own stand ... Phil and David with the BattleDay reprise - Paraitakene.
At the BattleDay I was busy with the DBA game so here are a couple of better pictures than I got the week before.
(Paraitakene 317 BC - a Lost Battle at Salute 2018 from the Society of Ancients)
(Paraitakene 317: some pike sperai from the Eumenid army)
Here are some other games I liked the look of -
Good to see naval and coastal games well represented - this year's trend?
Plus WWII ...
Crusades ...
... and much more ...
Here's a closer look at some of those 10mm figures in the ECW version of To the Strongest -
Very nice, Andrew ;)
All in all, a nice afternoon. I'll be back next year I'm sure. Maybe promoting The Great Game. Watch this space.


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Blog Tour: Total Surrender by Rebecca Zanetti
A fight he must win . . .
Piper Oliver knows she can't trust him. They warned her that the tall, dark, and sexy black-ops soldier Jory Dean would try to win her over with his steel-gray eyes and deadly charm, but she won't be conned by this man they call a traitor. All she has to do is figure out the science necessary to save his life, and she's done. Something isn't adding up, though, and she won't rest until she uncovers the truth-even if it's buried in his deep, dangerous kiss.
A passion she can't resist . . .
Jory will do anything to reunite with and save his brothers-even kidnap the gorgeous woman who's working to deactivate the deadly chip in their spines. But the forces determined to destroy his family won't let them go so easily. Keeping Piper alive is more than he bargained for-and so is his burning desire for her. But with every second bringing him closer to certain death, can he afford to lose himself in her hot and willing embrace?
All reader have been waiting patiently for Jory book especially me! I was soo excited to review Total Surrender ARC because I been dying to read the last book in the series. And it definitely did not disappointed at all. Rebecca Zanetti has delivered another fanatic job in creating a action packed yet steamy romance story! It will keep you on your toe from the first page. Jory is the youngest sibling in the Dean family that it became a tragic when the family though he was dead. However, he was not dead because the shots were not fatal, instead he was in coma in the terrible lab. He is fighting against the evil people again especially that hot hacker, Piper. Piper is a gorgeous women that she believe she is working for good reasons instead of bad reasons. But things become more complicated when she discover the ugly truth that she will begin to work with Jory. Total Surrender is a action packed novel that it will keep your attention from the first chapter. Plus, there are some steamy yet hot romantic scenes between Piper and Jory that it will make you hot and bothered. Total Surrender is another great story in the final installment. *Five Star*
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New York Times bestselling author Rebecca Zanetti has worked as an art curator, Senate aide, lawyer, college professor, and a hearing examiner - only to culminate it all in stories about Alpha males and the women who claim them. She is a member of RWA, has won awards for her works throughout the industry, and has a journalism degree with a poly sci emphasis from Pepperdine University as well as a Juris Doctorate from the University of Idaho.
Growing up amid the glorious backdrops and winter wonderlands of the Pacific Northwest has given Rebecca fantastic scenery and adventures to weave into her stories. She resides in the wild north with her husband, children, and extended family who inspire her every day-or at the very least give her plenty of characters to write about.
Growing up amid the glorious backdrops and winter wonderlands of the Pacific Northwest has given Rebecca fantastic scenery and adventures to weave into her stories. She resides in the wild north with her husband, children, and extended family who inspire her every day-or at the very least give her plenty of characters to write about.
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The May 17 arrest of a suspected poacher from Corbett's Jhirna range with a dead turtle in his possession has raised questions regarding the overall security in the Corbett landscape and the other challenges the reserve officials face. Corbett with its southern boundary with Uttar Pradesh continues to be on the target list of the poachers.
RK Tiwari, sub-divisional officer (SDO), forest, Kalagarh, said officials have been directed to investigate the matter and find out what the accused, a native of Assam, was doing in Corbett with a dead turtle. "There are many water bodies in and around Corbett. He has most likely taken this turtle from somewhere here. We are questioning him on many aspects and will soon know," he said.
On May 17, a suspected poacher, Abdul Rauf, was arrested by forest officials in Jhirna range of Corbett tiger reserve while trying to enter the core of Corbett Tiger Reserve (CTR) in Jhirna Zone. In April, officials from Corbett Tiger Reserve arrested 40-year-old Bablu Kumar, a native of Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, in the Bijrani range of Corbett. He was found roaming in the protected forests of the range, and was booked under section 9 (prohibition of hunting) and section 30 (causing fire prohibited) of the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972.
Apart from the threat of the poachers, increasing man-elephant conflict and a surge in tiger numbers also pose challenges to the reserve. According to Shivraj Chand, warden of Corbett tiger reserve, the administration has requested 300 additional patrolling staff to help deal with the rising elephant and tiger numbers. There are 300 regular patrolling staff right now.
According to forest officials, members of Bawariya community who are traditionally involved in a nomadic life and hunting wild animals, have poached tigers from the reserve. Bawariyas have been arrested in the state earlier for tiger poaching. In May 2012, after a tiger-poaching incident was reported in Corbett Tiger Reserve, a series of raids and investigations followed, and eight Bawariyas were arrested in Haryana. During Navratras, they offer the first blood of wild animals before the Goddess.
The issue of an effective mechanism for dealing with wildlife crime in the state was raised in the Uttarakhand high court in March this year. In a public interest litigation (PIL) related to the seizure of skins of five tigers and around 130kg bones suspected to be of tigers from poachers in the Corbett Tiger Reserve in March 2016, the HC asked the state government to inform the court on the action taken by it regarding the formation of wildlife crime control bureau in the state.
The Park is also facing manpower issues due to the vast landscape that needs to manned, which it wants to compensate with technological initiatives like drones and high tech surveillance cameras. In April, Corbett administration also decided to set up eleven new thermal cameras on the watch towers in CTR with a range of up to four kilometres for online surveillance on intruders and poachers and wild animals in the national park. Nine of the eleven cameras will be set up on the watch towers in the southern boundary of the park, Kalagarh zone. The southern boundary of Corbett, spreading over 70 km, is vulnerable to poaching.
There are other main issues in the Corbett landscape. One is how Corbett landscape in Ramnagar is becoming the main route for smuggling of marijuana and hashish from the hill districts like Almora and Bageshwar to the plains, especially Uttar Pradesh. Another is how illegal country-made liquor makers are using forest areas around Corbett Tiger reserve in Ramnagar to operate illicit liquor distillation units.
Claimed to have one of the highest tiger densities in the world, Corbett has around 215 (169 to 261) tigers according to the last estimate. Corbett has a rich biodiversity including around 110 tree species, 50 species of mammals, 580 bird species, 33 species of reptiles, seven species of amphibians and so on. The park extends over 1,288 sq km spread over three districts of Uttarakhand namely Pauri Garhwal, Nainital and Almora
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Article source: https://www.hindustantimes.com/dehradun/corbett-tiger-reserve-security-emerging-as-big-challenge-in-uttarakhand/story-97uaVEMJsZeq3YY5fyUMkK.html


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You've found the one! Meticulously-maintained home in highly-desired Windward. Beautiful dark hardwood floors on living levels. New blinds & shutters throughout. New Triple-pane windows throughout. New HVAC. New roof. New gutter guards. New paint. Screened porch and open deck. Full finished daylight basement with bedroom, bath, and family/entertainment room. Lots and Lots of storage. Small cul-de-sac. Windward offers lots and lots of recreational amenities.
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The topic is as hot as it has ever been in Germany: job security as a scientist. Most academics jump from short-term contract to short-term contract, often including several location changes and insecure funding – and then, still face an uphill battle to land a permanent position in academia. Becoming a professor means having status and job security for the first time in an academic's lengthy career and in the German academic system it is long, risky, tiring and often self-sacrificing. This is why the German Federal Ministry for Research and Technology adopted the so-called "Nachwuchspakt" in June 2016. This new program aims to create more tenure-track professorships to facilitate career planning for young researchers and to eventually constitute a lasting change in the German academic system. With the changes, the educational system would become strong and sustainable while still remaining competitive and help young scientists to return to what they are best at: planning and predicting.
The famous sentence from the movie Forrest Gump "Life is like a box of chocolates - you never know what you're gonna get" is a true prediction for everyone's life and career. More so for our guest speaker Prof Melissa Vo, who provided some insights taken from her own life as an example at the SIUConversations event that took place in Frankfurt on April 19th. Professor Vo is the head of the Scene Grammar Lab at the Goethe University. In her talk, she told our audience how she became one of the most beloved professors and highly appreciated researchers in the field of visual attention and scene perception at the young age of 33 (www.scenegrammarlab.com).
"It all started with a spark."
After her Master's degree working on language and emotion, Prof Vo went on a long backpacking trip around Southeast Asia. Although she did not pursue science during this trip or publish papers to promote her career as a young researcher, she sees this experience as one of the important steps to become the person and scientist she is today. It shaped her thinking, it made her leave her comfort zone and it helped her find her own interests. During her PhD studies, Melissa found her spark in scene perception and, since then, pursued her passion for science as a postdoc in Edinburgh and Boston. Her research experience at the Harvard Medical School was her professional and personal "game changer": During her time in Boston, Melissa had the opportunity to widen her horizon on a scientific and personal level, build new networks and – at least during her time there – manage to solve her "two-body-problem" since her husband was working at nearby MIT.
But despite all these intriguing experiences, something was missing – her work-life balance was skewed towards work, most of her friends and family were still living in Germany and there was no prospect of a tenured position yet. So, she came up with a research plan and applied successfully to the DFG-funded Emmy Noether Grant. The pivotal moment, however, was an interview for a full professorship in Cognitive Psychology at Frankfurt University and an offer of a tenured job at the age of 33. The past few years as an independent researcher and professor since then have been exceptionally rewarding for her – she pursues a career in science, she can untangle the questions of visual attention and memory and moreover, she identifies and connects well with her team and students. Still, on the personal level, she described it as a rough time because her husband had stayed in Boston for two more years and transatlantic marriage is neither a box of chocolates nor a piece of cake. Things improved recently after her husband became an assistant professor at the Neuroscience Institute in Rovereto, Italy, so that the transatlantic marriage became transalpine. Now, she is pregnant with their first child and there is still no ultimate life plan regarding what will come next.
So, since Melissa achieved what only a few people can by making it to professorship at a young age, is her box of chocolates full of sweet, nougat-filled pralines? No. While explaining her intriguing path to become a young professor, she told the audience that this journey has been an accumulation of ups and downs, hard work and tough decisions, favouring professional or personal life over the other, depending on which stage of life. But at the same time, her talk was an encouraging glimpse into how the excitement of gaining new knowledge, creative exchange with like-minded colleagues and friends, and all the hard work and extra hours can finally pay off to pursue a life-long career in academic research.


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Maaji Swimwear Designer Juliana Londoño's guide to San Andrés
We talked to Juliana Londoño, head designer of Maaji swimwear, about her favorite things to do in San Andrés Islands. Based in Medellin, Colombia, Juliana has the dream job: designing colorful, fun & beautiful bikinis while travelling to beaches around the globe.
Covered in coconut palms and surrounded by crystal clear Caribbean waters, San Andrés is a paradisiacal island. Visiting very often, Juliana always takes her Maaji swims and relaxes at her favorite spots in the Island.
- Where did you stay?
I visit San Andrés very often, this time I stayed at Playa Tranquilo, a pretty boutique hotel near The Cove Bay. Even though it is mainly for guests who are going diving, you can also stay here if you want to take a break in one of the most beautiful and peaceful places in the Island.
I will definitely come back to Playa Tranquilo! Each room has a balcony with the most amazing view to one of my favorite parts of the Island. The sea in front of the hotel is perfect for diving or snorkelling without having to take a boat. I specially loved the pool, it's a little corner surrounded by nature (made me think about what I have seen of Hawaii in photos and TV) with a Buddha sculpture that gives the place a special touch.
- Where would you like to stay next time?
If I'm going diving, I would stay at Playa Tranquilo again. But if I'm in the mood for sunbathing and chilling by the beach I prefer Cocoplum, a colorful villa in San Luis, where you can have a spectacular beach just steps away from your room
- Your top restaurants?
There are not many restaurants in San Andrés, but places like Donde Francesca, La Regatta and La Barcarola are so good you won't even want to look anywhere else. Spend a whole day at Francesca, it's not just about amazing food but about the experience. Get here early so you can rent a tent with sun beds, and enjoy one of the most beautiful and quiet beaches of the Island. You can go swimming, and wait for lunch time while they serve you cocktails, beers or picadas... Top treats would be octopus ceviche, fruto del pan, shellfish salpicón & coconut rice.
- Best place to have breakfast?
I loved the breakfast at my hotel, Playa Tranquilo. Have your breakfast served by the pool, with a tasteful menu offering eggs, toast, pancakes, coffee, fresh juice & fruits.
- To celebrate?
At La Regatta, one of my favorites! Not just because of the quality of their food, but the place makes you feel like you are in a fairytale. The ambience is spectacular from day to night (better at night!). Because it's just next to the Nautical Club, if you get lucky you can get a table in the dock and eat surrounded by string rays and fishes. A top treat would be muelitas de cangrejo, the coconut dessert and sangría. Make sure you make a reservation
- Best place to take a nap?
Definitely look for a hammock, every hotel has at least one! ;)
- Best bars?
I am not a huge party girl, but you can't miss El Bar de Kella, in the southern part of the Island. It's a rastafari kiosko by the beach, perfect for hanging out in the afternoon, try the famous Coco Loco, listen and dance to Reggae and Calypso. You get served by Kella himself, or by one of his friends. I love hearing Islanders speak in Creole, the language of the region, which is a mix between english and african languages.
- Best shops?
The Island is a free port so you can find perfumes, liquors and more at a very good prize. However, if you're looking for hand made goods and traditional craftsmanship ask for Casa BazArte, you will love what they offer, and you will like the place even more!
- Best part of the island? Any hidden spots?
Every inch of the Island! The best way to get to know it is by renting a scooter if you're solo or with your couple, or a "mulita" if you're a group. This way you can move around freely , explore and find your own favorite spots. Wander around the Island, see the tiny coloured houses, go up to the Mirador del Campanario and enjoy the view of the Seven Coloured sea. The Island is small, so in about and hour you can make the full tour!
- Where should we go if we want to see the most beautiful beach?
To me, the sea in front of the Sunset Hotel is magical, it's unquestionably my favorite. It's very rocky, but you will find stairs that take you straight to the gorgeous turquoise water (just be careful with the sea rchins!). The sea is crystal clear, the color is unbelievable, so it's great for snorkelling.
- Best spot to watch the sunset/sunrise?
In the south-west of the Island there are kioskos (mostly tourist-free) where you can watch the breathtaking sunset with a drink on your hand. Be patient, the last time I was here I got very lucky and had a beautiful show of dolphins swimming in front of me.
- Best time to visit?
From mid-December to April. Avoid visiting in October or November. Also, on bank holidays the Island gets really crowded, so I would avoid it!
- What to avoid? (Any tourist death traps?)
The "hoyo soplador" is always full of tourists and I really think it's not that big of a deal.
- What to pack?
Pack light, you won't need much! A few Maaji's, light clothes, a good book, camera or smartphone, and sun block.
- Best spot to wear a Maaji bikini?
Everywhere! At the beach and under the sea.
- Any other tips we should know?
Take note that you need to buy an entrance ticket to the Island that costs around 30 usd, you have to keep it the whole trip and present it at the airport on your way back home. Transportation in the Island is really easy, so if you decide not to rent scooter or mulita, fear not, there are buses around the whole time with really cheap rides.
– Make sure you follow Juliana's Instagram & Maaji's too!


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Adventures in TV-land...
If you don't know, now ya know...
And, boy, I'm glad to have that off my chest! I'm referring to a little documentary I'll be on airing next Thursday, April 20th, on Lifetime TV network (yikes!). Yes, I am on this season of Married at First Sight. ::gasp:: I know. It's crazy. It's nuts. I've somehow managed to keep it quiet for a bit now and I still think it's crazy! What can I say.. I told you I like adventures. Not to mention, I'm a hopeless romantic (hidden in tough-girl skin) and believer in the Universe working things out and letting them fall into place. So, when this came my way, I figured it was my path for a reason and I rolled with it. Lawdy, it's been one wild ride.
And the ride's not over. Coming up is (arguably) the scariest part of the adventure. The TV part.
Listen, I'm well aware I signed up for a televised documentary and have known it was coming for a while now. Does that make it any less unknown or terrifying? Nope. Not even a little bit. The build-up has probably made it worse, if anything!
I'd like to think of myself as an "I don't care what others think about me" kind of person, but that's easier said than done. I expect there will come a lot of judgement and harsh words because that's just the nature of the beast for anyone on a "reality-esque" show. I'd be lying if I said I wasn't guilty of judging people on TV, too. You better believe my outlook on that has changed substantially since participating in this (and with the help of yoga and practicing non-judgment). The assumptions and comments on social media have already begun and the show hasn't even aired!
My yogi-skills are going to have to kick into high gear here over the next few months. This will give me a lot of practice in patience, trust, letting go and staying present. But, I mean... I get it, man. People like to talk. And I have a pretty solid sense of humor so I can (and do) laugh at a lot of it.
Even still, as with all things in life, I know there will be balance. I've already met some AMAZING people on this journey so far and had some AMAZING experiences through it. Thus far, it has opened my mind and my heart and helped me continue to grow and explore more. And for any negativity, I hope to be met with supporters and kind hearted folks, as well. I've already seen the well-wishers and supporters and believers in finding love out there in the social media world, too. High fives to y'all! <3
After all, the documentary part can only show a portion of our journey. There's only so much air time and it's not going to be possible to show everything, so I hope those watching will keep that in mind before judging too quickly or too harshly.
Aside from any anxiety I'm working through regarding the TV part, I don't want it to sound like it's a total drag! There's a ton of fun things I'm super stoked to see on the show! There's going to be highs and lows, true to any relationship and true to life. Heck, I may even dig the TV part of this. It may be fun… who knows?? It's just all unknown territory which is scary and exciting. And that sounds like the perfect combination for an adventure.
So, I'm going to learn to ride the wave and try and have as much fun as I possibly can in an odd situation over the next few months. Yoga is teaching me to learn how to be comfortable with the uncomfortable and I'd say this situation falls under that category! I hope you'll come along with me for the ride and wish me (and all the participants) luck! Love n' light, y'all!
Rock ON.
Stay Wild,


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The vital force of life in the Universe.
Chi travels from the stars, planets and nature through the subtle bodies and animates the physical plane. When we work with Chi and feel its energy running through our physical and subtle bodies, we know from experience the substance of the Universe. We realize that this spirit flows through us physically and permanently. As we develop our own energy, we form a link to the greater parts of ourselves.
The Tao Yin Fa Series empowers the Chi of the organs by stretching the twelve acupuncture meridians, the class includes breath work and mudras, as well as the inner work of sound and colour at the consciousness level. The synthesis of the colour, movement and sound wakes up and redirects Chi within the body.
The Qi Gong class helps you to activate your energy portals by bringing more Qi/Chi to your meridians, organs & more life into your energy system.
The Tama-Do Tao Yin Fa Series I empowers the Chi of the organs by stretching the twelve acupuncture meridians using a unique sound, the associated element and a colour visualisation for each organ.
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