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Christmas Reindeer Balloon Advent Calendar
Bored of counting down the days to Christmas with the same old advent calendars? With a Reindeer Balloon Advent Calendar you can now countdown to the big day with a bang. Pop the reindeer's nose (the shiny red balloons) each day and you never know what you may discover inside.
The advent calendar is made up of 24 5-inch balloons, each pre-stuffed with a Christmas chocolate. Just inflate the balloons, tie to the reindeer and spread them across the gold cord however you like. Then you're ready for a banging start to the Christmas countdown.
A fun and unique way to count the days to Christmas that children and adults alike will love, plus it adds a festive decoration that you just don't get from standard advent calendars.
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On Saturday, January 24th, Pilgrim Place, located in Claremont, California, celebrated 100 years with a concert featuring the Albert McNeil Jubilee Singers. The concert was done in conjunction with the honoring of Rev. Dr. James and Dr. Louilyn Hargett for their role and service in the Civil Rights Movement.
The program began with a tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr. by Toni Bond Leonard and what he meant to world. Following her presentation, the Albert McNeil Jubilee Singers skillfully and masterfully performed "Bridges." Bridges is the story of slavery from the auction block to Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream." It travels the journey of Rosa Parks, the Letter from the Birmingham Jail to Voter Registration to the Bloody Sunday from Selma to Montgomery. The program took you back to a time where people were mistreated because of the color of their skin and not the character of their content,
Following the performance, Rev. Dr. Arthur Cribbs, Pastor, Filipino American UCC/ Executive Director, Interfaith Movement for Human Integrity and Dr. Albert McNeil, Founder and Artistic Director of the Albert McNeil Jubilee Singers gave beautiful tributes to the Hargetts and the role they played in Social Justice and the Church. Members from the churches Rev. Dr. Hargett pastored from Hawaii, to Los Angeles, Chicago to San Diego were present. It was a befitting tribute with a full capacity audience at Claremont United Church of Christ. Immediately following the program, a reception was held in their honor.

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DG MARE just announced the availability of the results of the consultation on challenges in the maritime and tourism sector.
As a Blue Growth sector, coastal and maritime tourism has been identified as an area with special potential to foster smart, sustainable and inclusive Europe. Europe's coasts combine a rich maritime heritage and tradition with an unrivalled diversity of landscapes and natural refuges. Its oceans and seas are known for its biological richness and indescribable beauty. … [Read more…]


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Aquamarine Memorial Ring
Aquamarine Memorial Ring
Metal: 18K Gold
Stone: Aquamarine
Size: 6.5
Era: 1760
What You Should Know: Closed Back Setting. Outer inscription has been worn down.
*This Ring is Resizable.
During Medieval Times, aquamarine had a unique power. People would wrap it in string and hang it above a bowl of water. The bowl would have each letter of the alphabet carved along the inside. Legend has it, the aquamarine would sway back and forth, lightly touching one letter at a time, spelling out the answer to an earnest question.
When we happened upon this rare antique memorial ring, we were reminded of the magical properties of aquamarine. This especially icy aquamarine, housed in an octagon setting pulling a clear pale blue color, is just waiting to reveal its secrets. The buttery 18k yellow gold band is equally as beautiful, created during the Rococo phase of the Georgian Era, with classic motifs such as flowing lines and ornamental designs inspiring movement, not unlike another common material used in jewelry of the time- ribbon. The scrolling and natural feel of the band has perfect juxtaposition to the structural cut of the aquamarine. These thoughtful details are combined with the loving sentiment of memorial jewelry, in one stunning piece.


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Family Prayer #14
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Among Many Jewels of Elul
As the month of Elul before the High Holy Days is a time of sincere reflection.
And all self-transformation requires self-witnessing.
Here is something that might be of interest.
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May you and your family be written for all good in the Book of Live.
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Thanks Cassi for sharing about your fabulous week with your Mom and the group.
Love, Uncle Dave
Wish I could have been there in person. I was in spirit both weeks – pictures please. GMA
So wonderful! I wish you could be my doula. I think you are amazing and it makes me so happy to see all of the incredible things you are doing!


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"The rich knowledge of how nature works and how to judiciously harvest and steward its plants and animals without destroying them was hard-earned;
it was the product of keen observation, patience, experimentation, and long-term relationships with plants and animals. It was a knowledge built on a history, gained through many generations of learning passed down by elders about practical as well as spiritual practices. This knowledge today is commonly called 'traditional ecological knowledge.'"
-M. Kat Anderson, Tending the Wild
Update 10/2017: I have covered this topic in much greater detail in episode #22 of the Good Life Revival Podcast, which you can stream or download HERE:
=> How to Participate in Your Ecosystem: Restoration Through Use <=
The Fallacy of Leaving No Trace
As Westerners, we are taught from a very early age that there are two kinds of places in the world: "people places" and "wild places."
The people places are the cities and towns where we live and operate. The wild places are the parks and forest preserves outside of town where we occasionally visit for recreation.
In our cities we observe herds of people, trash in the streets, smoke and fumes emanating from exhaust pipes, smells of human and industrial waste, and grids constructed of concrete, metal and glass that confuse and disorient us.
It makes sense that we would want to keep all of that separate from the "wilderness," right? To preserve those wild places in their "natural" state; to "take only pictures, and leave only footprints."
The "Leave No Trace" ethos is what logically follows from this line of thinking. LNT is a set of principles that help people to understand how to minimize their impact in outdoor recreational spaces, and on the surface this is obviously a good thing: nobody wants to see more trash, more graffiti, or more damaging campfires in the backcountry.
Unfortunately, this concept is built around two major conceptual flaws: that outdoor recreational spaces are "natural, pristine wilderness," and that there is no connection between these "wild places" and the "people places" that surround them.
What difference does one left-behind beer can make to a creek that's polluted with heavy metals from a coal-burning power plant nearby?
The late Stephen M. Meyer, in his book The End of the Wild, summarily rejects this idea of pristine wilderness:
"Fundamental is the notion of a landscape where the handprint of humanity is invisible—and specifically where the forces of natural selection smother those of human selection. The problem is that there is virtually no place left on Earth that fits this definition. From the most remote corners of the frozen Arctic to the darkest interiors of the Amazon's tropical rainforests, the impact of humanity now drives biological systems. What separates the Brazilian rainforest from New York's Adirondack Forest Preserve from Manhattan's Central Park is only a matter of degree."
I appreciate the good intentions of "Leave No Trace," but I feel that it is misguided at best, and leads to a fundamentally flawed view of nature at worst. There is no place on Earth that does not feel the impact of modern human exploitation. We have already "left our traces" everywhere.
Of course, I am not arguing that we ought to go out into national parks and forest preserves and wreck them the way that we wreck human-dominated spaces. But our current "hands-off" approach (ignoring fire suppression and rampant herbicide application) to wild land management only damages and degrades those spaces in ways that we Westerners don't recognize. At the same time, we implicitly give ourselves permission to trash our built environments, reasoning that they are not "natural" anyway, so who cares?
Apart From Nature, Or a Part of Nature?
Indigenous peoples of North America don't generally differentiate between "wild" and human-dominated spaces, because they know that this is a false dichotomy: humans live in nature—where else would we go?
When we choose not to interact with the landscapes outside of built human spaces, we are ignoring our unique ecological role as judicious stewards, passed down to us by our ancestors over the course of hundreds of thousands of years.
"Interestingly, contemporary Indians often use the word wilderness as a negative label for land that has not been taken care of by humans for a long time," Anderson tells us in Tending The Wild.
"A common sentiment among California Indians is that a hands-off approach to nature has promoted feral landscapes that are inhospitable to life. 'The white man sure ruined this country,' said James Rust, a Southern Sierra Miwok elder. 'It's turned back to wilderness.'"
Ecologically speaking, we human animals are defined by our generalist feeding habits, our advanced tool culture, and our capacity for significant ecosystem disruption. We are what's known as "ecosystem engineers," manipulators of physical spaces not unlike beavers with their dams or prairie dogs with their tunnels.
We sharpen rocks, shape metal, and hunt anything that moves; we slash understories, we till bare ground, we divert rivers and streams; we make fires and build shelters and shrines wherever we go. These are the chief talents that we exploited to suppress and outcompete the world's lesser apex predators, and these same tendencies now threaten to cause the collapse of the entire biosphere as we know it.
We alone have the capacity to fundamentally reshape the landscapes that we inhabit, and for the last several millennia we've been doing this on a global scale, with results varying from "more or less sustainable" to "utterly catastrophic." Where does our modern culture land on that sliding scale, would you say?
Exploitation vs. Stewardship
In 2014, the United Nations reported that if soil degradation and erosion continues on its current trajectory, our planet's agricultural lands will no longer be able to produce food in 60 years. In other words, humans will have to figure out some other way to acquire food by 2075, because we won't be able to grow it anymore—at least not the way we currently do it, and not anywhere near the same volume of production.
There are ways of managing and working with land that allow us humans to receive what we need while leaving room for nature's ability to recover, regenerate, and replenish; in fact, when we do an especially good job as stewards we can actually enhance biodiversity while still providing for our own needs in abundance.
As Anderson points out, many indigenous peoples believe that when humans are gone from an area for too long, they lose the knowledge of how to work with that space, and the plants and animals spiritually retreat or hide from us.
What this alludes to is the fact that careful human stewardship can allow an ecosystem to flourish, and that to leave that same space untouched causes it to revert back to "wilderness" that is inhospitable to both humans and the diversity of life that we nurture when we're at our best.
Those cultures who've done this better than us were successful on the merits of their hard-earned "traditional ecological knowledge" that was passed down and improved upon across countless generations. Our ability to "store" survival skills in the forms of rituals, traditions, and stories is one of our greatest assets, but only when handled intentionally and in good faith.
The culture we see around us today, whose proximate origins you might trace back to the European Enlightenment most recently, is one that has spiraled out of control as a result of its flat rejection of cultural traditions and "received wisdom." There's no doubt that this led to a flourishing of independent and critical thought on a scale that the world had never seen before; but at what cost?
At what point did we adopt the cultural meme of nature as an inanimate object to be manipulated, controlled, suppressed, and exploited? When did we cease to view the natural world as the source of all that sustains, to be revered and respectfully cared for? It's worth considering, but probably impossible to pin down.
In any case, the fact is that if a meme, like a gene, leads to greater survival and reproduction success for the current generation, then it is more likely to be passed on. Long-term consequences do not come in to play, because cultural innovations, by necessity, are adaptations to the current climate; they would not be relevant or useful if they only appealed to generations who haven't been born yet.
So it makes sense that our myopic game of ecocidal resource extraction would spread through human populations if it meant that those groups were more successful today than their counterparts who maintain traditional ecological practices of moderation and a spiritual reverence for the natural world.
You might think of the environmental crises we face today as the tax man coming to collect the money that we owe on behalf of all the generations before us who never paid up. Our inherited ecological debt is unfathomably large, and it's going to require a long-term, multigenerational solution if it can be resolved.
Tending the End of the Wild
Recognizing that we are not apart from nature, we must be intentional about how we leave our traces on the landscape so that future generations might also be able to sustain themselves. We can tend the wild and leave it better than we found it, if we are willing to learn from the examples set by indigenous peoples around the world.
We Westerners are only now, in recent years, becoming aware of the extent to which the landscapes of the "New World" were intentionally shaped by the native peoples over thousands of years to produce an abundance of resources while promoting maximum biodiversity, century after century.
The traditional ecological knowledge of how to tend the wild in this way has been all but eradicated along with those people and the ecosystems they fostered – but it has not been lost yet. It is up to us to learn from the examples set by indigenous people from our specific bioregions, or else their ways are at risk of being swallowed up and eliminated by the dominant culture in the near future.
Of course I don't hold any notion that it's my "responsibility" as a white male to preserve someone else's culture, but I do believe that it is imperative for us to learn from their practices in order to transition our culture away from the impending collapse on the horizon.
I am not concerned with questions of "cultural appropriation" because I do not advocate adopting anyone else's culture wholesale, or picking and choosing customs or traditions for aesthetic reasons – this is a matter of survival. I'm also not arguing in favor of "returning" to any past iteration of human culture, because much of what worked in the past will not work today, and we'll need novel solutions to meet the problems of tomorrow.
We need to be pragmatic in learning from those people who know how to work with the land more sustainably than us, then take what we've learned and integrate it into our current modality. This is one of the first steps our generation needs to take to move forward in the transitional culture that we are fostering for our descendants.
Our success will be measured by how much we improve the quality of our lives today while simultaneously minimizing our impact and regenerating degraded landscapes for the sake of our children. We will not see the world we wish to create, but we can take the necessary steps forward, leaving behind traces of beauty and abundance to be carefully nurtured wherever we go.
Reading from the book of traditional ecological knowledge, we can begin to write the next chapter of our culture that reintroduces nature as central to our lives, and re-casts us in our role as careful yet integral stewards of our surroundings.
The wilderness is gone. Long live the wilderness!


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The Zurich Lecture Series in Analytical Psychology 2019
Dr. Mark Saban
"Two Souls Alas…" Jung's two personalities and the creation of analytical psychology
Zurich, Switzerland Fri, Oct 4 18:00-22:00 Sat, Oct 5 10:00-16:00
Click here to see a short Interview with Mark Saban by Murray >>>
Basic Jung – Autum 2019
Our Understanding of the Psyche and
How That Influences Our Work
September 3rd – 6th, 2019
Deborah Egger, What is Analytical Psychology? Why ISAP?
Heike Weis Hyder, Are Dreams an Antidote to the Pathology of a Shallow Modern World?
Lisa Holland, The Frog-King: When the Rejected Inner Other Comes to Call
Lucienne Marguerat, The Role of Art Work in Psychotherapy
Dramatic Reading with Murray Stein & Paul Brutsche: The Memories, Dreams, Reflections of C.G. Jung
Ursula Wirtz, The Spiritual Dimension of Analytical Psychology: Goldmine or Minefield?
When Chinese Medicine Encounters Jungian Psychology
Tuesday, September 10, 10:00–19:45
Christa Robinson (with Jun Xu), The Roots of Chinese Traditional Medicine in the I Ching
Jun Xu, Presentation of a Seven-Year Case
Jun Xu, Comparison of the Chinese and Jungian Approaches
Christa Robinson, MA (with Jun Xu), How To Use the I Ching in Our Clinical Practice
Jungian Psychology in Dialogue with Buddhism
A Symposium October 1 – 2, 2019
Murray Stein, Introduction to Jung's Dialogue with Buddhism. With Master Dingkong, Abbot of the Chan Buddhist Jile Monastery
Dramatic Reading "Conversation with a Zen Master": A Dialogue Between C.G. Jung and Zen MasterShin'ichi Hisamatsu, Küsnacht, May 1958.
Darianne Pictet, Some Reflections on the Jung – Hisamatsu Dialogue
Paul Brutsche, The Ten Ox-Herding Pictures of Shuhbun:A Symbolic Interpretation
Yuriko Sato, Ways of Being: East and West
Mari Yoshikawa, Jung's Stone Tower at Bollingen and Musō Soseki's Zen Gardens: A Comparison
Ann Li, To Flow and Penetrate like Water:Individuation with the Heart Sutra
Thomas Arzt, Zen Buddhism and Jungian Psychology in theInitiatic Therapy of Karlfried Graf Dürckheim and Maria Hippius Gräfin Dürckheim
Leslie de Galbert, 'Mind and Life Europe': His Holinessthe Dalai Lama and C.G. Jung
Murray Stein, Individuation and Liberation: A Comparison
Postlude 6 – 8 October, 2019
Sun. 6 Oct.
Excursion to the Historic Swiss Town of St. Gallen
Mon. 7 Oct.
Brigitte Egger, Dante's Divine Comedy
John Hill, Estranged from Self and the World: What Can We Do?
Tues. 8 Oct.
Gunilla Midbøe, Visit from the Minotaur
Civilization in Transition: Racism – A Jungian View. Panel discussion with Deborah Egger, Nancy Krieger, Bernard Sartorius and Murray Stein
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Interview with Murray Stein "Map of the Soul: Persona" (podcast)
On April 12, 2019 a new album "Map of the Soul: Persona" is being released by a K-Pop Group called BTS. Based in South Korea, they are a hugely popular group with a dedicated fan base. The BTS members are known for speaking their minds on subjects seen as taboo in South Korea including mental health, LGBTQ rights and the pressure to succeed. There is much anticipation about this new album and ISAP's Murray Stein was interviewed by Laura London on Saturday for her podcast Speaking of Jung. Click here to listen to the interview: https://speakingofjung.com/podcast/2019/3/25/episode-42-jungs-map-of-the-soul
The Jungian Odyssey 2020 (announcement)
Searching for Soul in Times of Anxiety
May 23 – 30, 2020, Parkhotel Beau-Site, Zermatt, Switzerland
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Short films present why people come to ISAPZURICH and what impact Jungian psychology has on their lives.
ISAPZURICH: A Journey
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The book contains contributions for the 10th anniversary of Isapzurich, the International School of Analytical Psychology in Zurich. Several authors explain why they left the C.G. Jung Institute in Küsnacht in 2004 and why they founded Isapzurich. In addition, there are contributions describing the particular identity and image which have evolved around Isapzurich in recent years.
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Clavillè Fashion Truck will be parked at United Networks for Organ Sharing's 5K and Fun Run this Saturday, April 16th from 4:30-9pm! United for UNOS 5K and Fun Run is a family friendly walk/run to honor organ donors, celebrate organ recipients and offer hope to those who continue to wait for a lifesaving organ transplant. A portion of Clavillè's proceeds will benefit UNOS' lifesaving work, including organ matching and transplantation education programs. Find great local food trucks and fashion trucks after the race!
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Earlier Event: April 16Claville at Richmond Kickers!
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Those little colorful bricks have built more than toys since 1891
If you never played with Legos as a child, please stop doing whatever you are doing right now–even reading this blog post!—and go to your nearest toy store and buy a basic $40.00 set. This is NOT a request! You have (somehow) missed a critical, viable part of childhood and you need to be saved!
If you never played with Legos as a child, please stop doing whatever you are doing right now–even reading this blog post!—and go to your nearest toy store and buy a basic $40.00 set. This is NOT a request! You have (somehow) missed a critical, viable part of childhood and you need to be saved!
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LEGOs have become the symbol of imagination and creativity since their invention in 1891. Created by Danish inventor, Ole Kirk Christiansen, the company is named after the toy. LEGO from the Danish phrase leg godt or play well.
No I don't mean the ones that are in preconceived play sets like Harry Potter, Star Wars or Batman. Those to me are marketed to Children with no imagination or adults who need to be reminded of the possibilities of of the toy so they can be persuaded to buy them for their tykes.
|Tanks for everything
No this post is dedicated to Imagination. To the hours of fun re-imagining my LEGOs into whatever I could envision–space ships, astronauts, futuristic armies, laser guns. Yeah, yeah these are all weapons and LEGOs are about building
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things–thanks for judging me. Your armchair psychiatry is much appreciated. Now please head down the hall to room 0 where all the closed minded people are playing with dolls and firetrucks. Thanks for coming!
As a father, an advertiser and professional creative, I would have given anything to work on the LEGO toy account. And, since I have NOT done an ad review in a while, this is the perfect opportunity to share some real gems from the world of advertising promoting what is arguably the world's most perfect toy.
1. "The Force is strong with this one…" this campaign shows off simple what if scenarios using colors and positioning for scenarios from the Star Wars movies. Playful and thought provoking, these ads reminds us of a time of fun from "A long time ago…". Fun, they are...
|"Not as clumsy or as random as a blaster"– indeed
|True love knows no species; "Once you go Ewok..."
|Han always had to toss Chewie a Bone...
|Haha! Force choke this, Anakin–!
2. You should learn to LEGO. In this series of fiction ad student concepts, adult themes are critically re-imagined with LEGO props. Thought provoking and mindful of the power of creative thinking…
|LEGO High
|LEGO my cleavage
|LEGO the trigger
3. LEGOs do a body good. Nothing shares the versatility of the LEGO toy better than the LEGOs themselves. For me these ads just click (ahem—sorry about that one).
4. The REAL Never-Ending Story. This last series of award-winning LEGO ads tells highly imaginative stories using LEGOs as the foundation to creativity. These are seriously, some of the best ads I have EVER read (the last one really brings them all together).
If only the world could piece together an imperative on building and creativity as inspired by the ads. Just imagine a world where children actually learn to build things and and were entertained by something without buttons. It's easy if you try…


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Suit against Swansea over sewer rates will move forward
Swansea's motion to dismiss a lawsuit filed by three St. Clair Township residents has been denied in its entirety.
The motion was presented to St. Clair County Judge Vincent Lopinot Tuesday morning. The township residents allege the higher utility rates charged to approximately 3,200 residents in St. Clair Township whose wastewater is treated by Swansea's sewer plant are "discriminatory" and illegal.
They are requesting reimbursement from the village based on sewer fees charged, damages the suit alleges exceed $50,000.
Township residents are charged 1.3 times the rate that village residents pay, in addition to a $7.34 monthly fee charged by the township to maintain the sewer lines that transport the wastewater to Swansea's plant. The township and the village negotiated for about six years before signing the current Swansea-St. Clair Township Sewer Services Agreement, which is a 25-year contract.
Township residents are charged 1.3 times the rate that village residents pay, in addition to a $7.34 monthly fee charged by the township to maintain the sewer lines that transport the wastewater to Swansea's plant.
Swansea Mayor Ken Mueller on Wednesday declined to comment on the specifics of the litigation.
"The lawyer's handling it, and the lawyer will be handling it," he said. "That's about all I can say."
The village's attorney, Mark Rohr of Columbia, declined comment.
The motion to dismiss, which was filed in August, states the plaintiffs' complaint should be dismissed because:
▪ Swansea alleges St. Clair Township needs to be a party to the suit.
▪ Swansea alleges the township residents' claim that Illinois law prohibits municipalities from charging a higher rate without justification is not supported by "sufficient facts," because the suit does not cite specific provisions of Illinois law.
The plaintiffs in the suit include Bob Trentman, Daniel Varady and Dean Wallen. Trentman is a St. Clair County Board member and was a St. Clair Township trustee until 2012. Wallen currently serves as the St. Clair Township Park Board's president.
Earlier this month, the plaintiffs' attorneys, John Hipskind and Brady McAninch of Belleville, filed a response to the village's motion.
The response calls Swansea's motion to dismiss "unsupportable" and stated it was filed "in an effort to delay the resolution of this case in order to continue to exert its monopolistic leverage and bill, charge, and collect these discriminatorily high sewer fees from the residents and landowners of St. Clair Township."
Swansea took over billing of the residents on March 1 under an agreement between the village and the township.
Bills are sent out every other month, and the first one from the village went out in May. On average, township residents' bills have gone up about $15 per month.
Township residents' wastewater had been treated by the Swansea sewer plant for many years. Flow studies conducted by both St. Clair Township and Swansea during contract negotiations showed that township residents made up about one-third of the usage of Swansea's plant.
However, the township billed residents before the new contract took effect, and their previous rate was $24.66 for 4,000 gallons of water used, plus $5.07 for each additional 1,000 gallons used.
The new cost to township residents billed by Swansea is a $32.24 flat fee, plus $3.22 per 100 cubic feet of water used.
During negotiations, attorneys for both Swansea and St. Clair Township agreed that it was within the village's legal rights to charge customers who live outside city limits more than city residents.
The flat fee, called the sewer debt fee, is the rate that Swansea increased for township residents. It is used to pay for the treatment of the water. Swansea residents are charged $24.80.
Although the St. Clair Township Board of Trustees agreed to the rate increase, the plaintiffs argue that the township does not need to be a party to the suit because:
▪ The issue in the case is not based on a relationship between Swansea and the board.
▪ The board does not have "an interest at issue that it believed was not being adequately defended."
During contract negotiations, attorneys for both Swansea and St. Clair Township agreed that it was within the village's legal rights to charge customers who live outside city limits more than city residents.
Mueller has said previously the Village Board proposed the contract based on calculations from engineers and advice from lawyers, who told the board charging a higher rate to non-residents was legal. Mueller said, from what the board was advised, it was understood that non-residents could be charged as much as 1.5 times what residents pay, which is how much Belleville charges its sewer customers who live outside city limits.
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Fragile X Syndrome (FXS) is a mental retardation and autism spectrum disorder that currently has no cure. The purpose of this project was to work with the FRAXA Research Foundation to increase participation in clinical trials for new FXS therapies. We surveyed FXS families and utilized literature resources to design an app that would allow users to locate nearby clinical trials for new FXS treatments using GPS services. The app also includes a discussion board designed to increase communication between members of the FRAXA community. The mobile app design was implemented using XCode. The result of this project is a storyboard that details how a user would navigate through the app, thus making the actual creation of the app as quick and cost-effective as possible.
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San Jose Police Department Use of Force Analysis
In an effort to make comprehensive use of force data available to the public and build community trust, the San Jose Police Department contracted with Police Strategies LLC to conduct an extensive analysis of the Department's use of force incidents occurring in 2015-2017 [Download The 2015-2017 Report].
- An updated report was published with force data from January 1, 2015 through June 30, 2018 [Download the 2015-2018½ Report].
Below are three interactive dashboards, which allow you to query the Department's use of force data. By clicking on any of the elements of a dashboard, the remaining charts, graphs, and maps will be changed to match that element. For example, by clicking on the "female" portion of the "Suspect Gender" pie chart, the other charts on that dashboard will change to display the results for female suspects only. Holding down the Ctrl button allows you to select and filter multiple data elements at the same time. To deselect an element, click on the element again or click on the white area just outside the graph or chart. Some boxes have a [±] sign near the bottom of the box; when you click on the [±] sign, additional information is provided to the user.
If you hover the cursor over an element of a dashboard, you will receive additional information regarding that element. In some cases, you will see "% of Total: X% vs. Y%." The "X%" is the percentage of uses of force for the sample you have selected. The "Y%" is the percentage of all uses of force for the Department. For example, if you select "female" suspects and then hover over the "white" section of "Suspect Race" pie chart, you will see the following: "% of Total: 27% vs. 18%." This means 27% of female suspects are white compared to 18% of the total number of suspects (male and female).
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Budget $100-300 USD
This is a two page web design project. We have a fairly decent design now. .
1. Looking for expert designer with a proven track record of creating the user interfaces that are clear, easily navigable, efficient with excellent usability, clean, bright/warm, with a web 2.0 ish feel without going 2.0 overboard. Our content is similar to Craigslist.
Our categories are real estate, autos, jobs, community, for sale, services,personals, and gigs sections. Each of those categories has sub-categories.
2. Create a web page "interior template" for the listing results page that is equally smart, clean, with excellent typography.
We are in the box with our current design, and we have no room for growth. We want to explore many different design concepts. Will provide header, logo, and footer.
We have a couple of logic issues with displaying content. Our design is getting in the way of the content. Our current home page is also limiting for growth and it does not give the user the sense of how deep the site is from the home page. It is very link heavy, which is good, but we might need teaser content to illustrate how deep the site goes... top recently listed, most popular, top search, video
We need to create an easier, friendlier, and more inviting way to display the content, thus promoting more click thru activity.
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It's been about two weeks since the launch of the latest gaming system from Nintendo, the Switch. This new hardware platform promises console-quality gaming on the go, a home-and-handheld hybrid. After spending a little over a week with the system, it's time to evaluate whether or not that promise holds true.
The Switch's launch was off to a rocky start. Having already been a victim of Nintendo's notorious stock issues with the NES Classic, I played it safe with the Switch, holding two pre-orders from two different retail outlets. Not wanting to play the role of the scandalous scalper, I canceled my second order once the other was confirmed for shipping. UPS promised a delivery by 4:30 PM on launch day, so I held up fort close to my front door in wait of the brown-clad courier to bring me Nintendo's new little gadget. Mr. UPS arrived with 30 minutes to spare at almost exactly 4:00.
Despite finally having the Switch in my anxious hands, my playtime with the system was still many hours away. I made the executive decision of going all-digital on the Switch, meaning I'll be purchasing games directly through Nintendo's online shop, downloading them instead of taking physical boxed copies of games. It seemed like a good idea, at least initially. If this is supposed to be a portable system, the idea of lugging around game cartridges with me sounds like an appalling one for lazy-old me. And, unlike Sony's magnificent, but flawed, PlayStation Vita, the Switch's memory cards are actually affordable, as Nintendo decided to go with standard Micro SD cards.
Anyway, my precarious all-digital decision had already thrown a wrench in my plans for actually getting immediate playtime with Nintendo's new. Like most people, I paired my Switch purchase with a copy of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Unfortunately, I had to download 13 GB of Zelda from Nintendo's eShop, not once, but twice due to a failure with the initial download that had already eaten up a couple of hours before pooping out on me at 98 percent completion. Fed up with waiting, I decided to download a demo of Puyo Puyo Tetris from Nintendo's Japanese store front (after going through the surprisingly easy process of setting up a Japanese account). As it turned out, the first adventure on the Switch for me was not the fantasy-filled fun land of the latest Zelda, but the tried-and-true block-stacking Tetris that you can basically play on any device made in the last couple of decades.
I don't really need to explain Tetris, and Puyo Puyo is still something I need to wrap my brain around. Still, it did its duty as a suitable time killer until Zelda finished its second download. And, it was definitely worth the wait. So let's get to talking about my favorite game of the year so far, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.


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After a two year break for me, Jucke and Frantic as organizers, it was once again time to arrange another party in the south of Sweden, as hosted by TRIAD, Judas, Hack n'Trade and Durex. The city of choice for this iteration of BFP became Helsingborg, a south Swedish town just a ferry ride from the Danish border.
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CPUC Net Neutrality Item Withdrawn
An item on network neutrality has been withdrawn from the agenda of the California Public Utilities Commission's Oct. 16 meeting agenda, according to CPUC public information officer Christopher Chow.
It could have been the second CPUC vote on the item, which directs the CPUC to file comments at the commission in support of Title II reclassification.
Last month, the item authorizing the CPUC to file comments, was first reported to have passed by a 3-2 vote Sept. 11, but commissioner Carla Peterman rescinded her vote and the 2-2 item was put on hold at her request.


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Whitemyer Advertising's core asset is the people who collaborate every day in our historic cabin offices. Drawing upon their unique ideas and talents, they listen intently and then collectively come up with the creativity and strategic thinking that have propelled our continual success over the years.
Tom Simmelink
Lisa Geers
Vice President Media Services
Ty Simmelink
Vice President Account Services
President of Whitemyer Advertising since 2002, Tom's responsibilities include collaborating on client campaign strategies in addition to agency management and planning functions. A native of the Cleveland area, and now a longtime resident of New Philadelphia, Tom joined the agency in 1988 after a successful newspaper career. Away from work, Tom and Jill like to spend time with their grandchildren.
Lisa, an agency vice president since 1990, has been recognized by Business Marketing and Ad Age editors as one of the nation's 10 best business-to-business media strategists. She joined the agency in 1985 and has been at the cutting edge of new media technologies, leading our digital marketing efforts. On summer weekends, you may find her at Atwood Lake on her WaveRunner or walleye fishing on Lake Erie.
Working on the client side of our business, Ty spent eight years in marketing at Gradall Industries before bringing his videography capabilities to the agency in 2014. Named vice president in 2015, he now manages the effort to integrate the agency's capabilities with clients' strategic planning. In his off-hours, Ty's busy family keeps him on the go.
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Charlene Bigler
Chris Baio
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Promoted to vice president in 2013, Dan's creative contributions to Whitemyer Advertising's client campaigns actually began four years earlier when he joined our staff of art directors. Now, he oversees our entire creative effort from ads and printed materials through web and digital marketing efforts. Depending on the season, you might find Dan and his brother at any of the Cleveland sporting events.
Charlene joined the agency in 2012, and manages a variety of operational functions including office management, bookkeeping and human resources responsibilities with heavy involvement in strategic planning. Always on the run, in her off-hours you might find her setting the pace on 5 or 10Ks – or even tracking through a muddy obstacle course.
Chris was welcomed back to our agency in 2014, to become involved in account management and media services, helping to create integrated marketing strategies for many clients. Earlier, she was a production coordinator and account associate at the agency from 1997-2003. In her off-hours, she likes to spend time with family, friends and her lovable but ornery goats.
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Whitemyer Advertising counts on Maranda for good ideas – whether it's an ad, a billboard, a digital marketing concept or a theme for an exciting client event. An art director at the agency since 2013, on many weekends Maranda takes her sewing talents to craft shows — branding her pastime on social media as Sew Randa.
A tinkerer, maker, and software enthusiast, Bobby collaborates with the agency's creative minds and clients to develop beautiful, responsive, and functional websites for the modern Web. When he's off the clock you can find Bobby in his home studio recording music, at the park hiking and enjoying Northeast Ohio's beautiful wildlife and fauna, cheering on the Browns during the football season, and waiting for them to come back in the off-season.
Emma's responsibilities include assisting account executives in digital and social media marketing strategies and media research and implementation. She also has operations and client service responsibilities. She graduated in Spring 2019 from Kent State University's College of Business Administration with a Bachelors of Arts in Marketing. Emma is a resident of New Philadelphia and in her free time, she enjoys exercising, traveling and spending time with family.


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haha dinobot, I hope you enjoy the comic when you get round to reading it XD
Yubria, of course, since you showed me photos, Colorados a place Id really like to see now, so pretty!
lol eternalbeliever, its a bit OTT isnt it? ^^; Its harder then I thought to do a fantasy and with posh talking and not make it OTT!
- whoops! forgot to say! This song is quite disorted/bizzare...heres a clip of the song-
the song has more purpose then others thus far, it pushes along the story as you'll see in next few pages ^^
Great page, Its like shes slowly walking across the page. The music totally suits too, i like the womans voice :D
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South Africa seamer Vernon Philander appears to be in doubt for the opening Test against Bangladesh later this month after pulling out of the first round of first-class fixtures, beginning next Tuesday. "In the years ahead, my focus will be placed on attaining limited-overs cricket success for South Africa and the WSB Cape Cobras, along with attending to my young family, who have been incredibly supportive and understanding", he added. Read More »
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Maldives Inland Revenue Authority (MIRA) recorded a state revenue of MVR 2.2 billion for the month of January.
According to the authority's official statistics, January's revenue included a dollar income of USD 73.7 million.
MIRA stated that last month's revenue was an increase of 10.7 percent from the same period last year. The authority attributed this spike to increases in revenues from Goods and Services Tax (GST), Green Tax, land leases and resort leases.
MIRA also noted that tourist arrivals had increased by 19.7 percent in January, with a spike in income generated under the enforcement policy.
Statistics show that the highest revenue last month was from Business Profit Tax (BPT) with MVR 872 million. However, this amount is a 39.8 percent drop from January 2017.
BPT was followed by GST with MVR 825 million, which is 37.6 percent higher than the previous year's. Meanwhile, the revenue from Tourism Goods and Service Tax (TGST) was MVR 519 million, which is a spike of 23.7 percent.
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A series of well-used paths connect Oakfield Glen to the neighbouring Bashfordsland Wood. Together, the two woods offer an hour's leisurely stroll. The Woodland Trust manage Oakfield Glen and Mid and East Antrim Borough Council manage Bashfordsland Wood.
2 miles
Parkland & Grassland, Riverside, Urban, Woodland
Concrete, compacted gravel paths
Sullatober Water, Puca tree sculptures, Ice House, Victorian stone bridges
Other Area
From the car park just of Oakfield Drive, follow the path through the wooded glen along the Sullatober Water. There are several short loops off the main path to be explored. Follow the circular path through Bashfordsland Wood, and retrace your steps back to the car park.
Oakfield Glen, cared for by the Woodland Trust, was once a countryman's residence, built in 1805 and decorated with fine gardens and exotic plantings. The big house was unfortunately demolished in the 1950s but some interesting specimen trees, including a Coast Redwood, remain. Other reminders of days gone by include an old icehouse, which has been uncovered and restored to its former glory. Walkers will also come across a charming burn which bisects this long linear site, while two newstone bridges echo the remains of a much older one, built in Victorian times.
The mature woodland and exotic trees have been enhanced with the planting of native saplings. Together young and old provide a much-needed habitat for wildlife, including bullfinches, sparrowhawks and wrens, with visiting willow warblers and chiff chaffs. Spring time visitors receive a colourful greeting from the bluebells, wild garlic and wood sorrel that carpet the woodland floor.
Unique sculptures, designed by Alan Cargo and Eleanor Wheeler, will guide you on your woodland adventure. Keep an eye open for ten mystical Púca creatures, no doubt hiding in the treetops.In Irish folklore, the Púca are said to be the most mischievous of all the fairies in Ireland.
At Bashfordsland Wood you will find wildlife-ponds, wildflowers,and thousands of recently planted native trees – over 20,000 in total. The trees already tower over the tallest of walkers and attract precious wildlife, including sparrowhawks and buzzards. New strategically placed sculptures in the shape of leaves will meet you on your journey. The steel sculptures were created by artist Kevin Killen, with input from Oakfield Primary School.
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From Carrickfergus, take the 'Irish Gate' road, off the main roundabout at Carrickfergus Castle. Continue along this road for approx 1.2km, until reaching Prince Andrew Way on your right hand side. Take the first left onto Oakfield Drive, and continue along this road until reaching a designated parking area with signage for Oakfield Glen (approx 1km).
Dogs are allowed. Dogs must be kept under control
Car parking, outdoor gym, orienteering trail
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Award from the National Association of Teachers of Singing
Zachary is delighted to have been awarded second place in the 2019 Art Song Composition Awards from the National Association of Teachers of Singing. The award is for his Parlo(u)r Songs, commissioned and premiered by Tony Boutté and the New American Voices Project at Sam Houston State University.
Philip Lasser won first place in the Awards for his piece "Elemental Earth."


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Thousands of mousetraps and thousands of ping pong balls come together to create a New Year's celebration youTube film for Pepsi Max which has more than ten million views and was tweeted by Ashton Kutcher, no less.
Full campaign featuring the enigmatic Snoop for the launch of the limited edition Adidas Defender at Footlocker. The first film is the TV commercial, followed by five 'behind the scenes' youTube content films featuring characters from the TV spot. I also took all the photography of Snoop, products and the photos of Venice Beach and the set, which formed a library of images used for press, in-store point of sale, website, online store, Facebook and Tumblr.
Unibet is one of Europe's largest online betting companies. It's customers are far from the usual laddish betting punters - they are intelligent, thinking bettors who use their superior knowledge of the stats and facts whilst betting.
We produced six 15 minute episodes of online content presented by Jermaine Jenas and the F2 Freestylers and featuring such famous sporting greats as Carl Lewis, Glenn Hoddle, Yevgeny Kafelnikov, Paul Robinson and Louis Saha, amongst others.
A series of experiments provide insights that help bettors bet better, as well as proving and disproving a few myths. Everything in the series is designed to this end, proving that Luck Is No Coincidence.
The episodes here were cut down into a total of nearly 200 assets seeded across the internet. Episode one alone reached 10 million views and the Red Card Test (proving that referees can be influenced by the crowd) in episode 4 "Feel The Support" was accepted by The Journal of Sports Science as a legitimate academic paper.
Grand Prix (Best Campaign of 2016)
Gold in Travel, Leisure and Entertainment category
Gold in Best Non-retail Consumer category
Bronze in Non-retail Consumer category
Surprisingly, this is Battersea Dog & Cats home first ever TV ad. Battersea is hugely well known and close to the heart of the nation, but people simply don't think of going there when they want a new dog - they would rather take their chances with the unscrupulous sellers on the internet. People think rescue dogs are somehow damaged or that they will only find Staffies at Battersea. We were asked to create a direct response TV ad and campaign to let people know the care and attention that Battersea give to all their dogs and cats so that they have the best chance of being happy, and making you happy too.
Campaign article here
We all know how wet Ireland is, and Kerry is the wettest place in Ireland. But the locals don't mind because all that rain means they have lovely lush green grass and lots of happy cows...
Global press campaign. The BBC has a unique position in journalism. We asked five of their most revered journalists to lend us an object they felt very strongly attached to because of it's association with an experience they had had whilst covering the news. We then used this object to tell their incredible stories showing their dedication to getting to the heart of the action. I also took the photography for this campaign.
Muscle Shoals is a small town in Alabama with a population of less than ten thousand, but despite it's small size it has long been a magnet for musicians wanting to record there. Hundreds of records you know and love will have been made there, by artists include The Rolling Stones, Aretha Franklin, Percy Sledge, The Black Keys, Wilson Pickett, The Allman Brothers, Bob Dylan, Otis Redding, Alicia Keys, Paul Simon - the list goes on and on. We were approached by newly formed production company Ear Goggles to help them formulate the complex story of this magical place and then promote the documentary they were determined to make happen. After a year and a half the documentary was finished, being accepted at Sundance and many other film festivals, before going out on general cinema release to critical acclaim.
At the bottom of the page is the identity we also created for Ear Goggles production company.
You can see another part of this Muscle Shoals project here.
After seven years of Jamie Oliver and 'Try Something New Today', and against the backdrop of the deepening Credit Crunch, it was time for some radical changes to Sainsbury's marketing strategy. What followed was a major overhaul of all aspects of Sainsbury's communications across the board. We created the line 'Live Well For Less', alongside the identity featuring a map of Britain designed to be a rallying cry for Sainsbury's values of quality and value in these stretched times. It caught the mood of the nation and was widely credited with Sainsbury's performing better than most in the recession and winning many marketing effectiveness awards along the way.
In addition to the tagline and identity, we also created a bespoke typeface called Sainsbury's Slab to be used on everything from shelf pricing and in-store promotions to advertising TV end frames and posters as well as online and digital. We audited all Sainsbury's communications output and created a full suite of guidelines, overseeing the roll out of the new branding.
Also shown here is a selection from the initial launch campaign for Live Well For Less, as well as the hugely successful Feed Your Family For £50 campaign.
Next we have a sample of the many 'promo' ads that supermarkets rely on heavily to promote specific products and offers. Typically these type of ads are farmed out to a studio and churned out against a template and not given much love. But as they really are at the business end of the market, we felt these ads needed to share the look and feel and attention to detail and quality of their more glamourous counterparts to be truly effective.
Finally here we have the Sainsbury's Brand Match campaign. Until this came along, working out where to get the best value for your money was an arduous task - collecting receipts, checking other supermarkets prices, filling in long online questionnaires. Sainsbury's did away with that with this initiative - they did all the checking for you and if any of your branded goods were cheaper elsewhere, they gave you a coupon at the till for the difference. The posters convey this boldness and simplicity.
There's lots of articles online about Live Well For Less. You can read one here.
Good old fashioned poster campaign to promote the Daily Mirror's extensive online football archive. Individual posters were created for each of the clubs to appear outside their grounds so they were relevant to the fans.
Press campaign for the launch of Smirnoff Mule. Essentially there were two audiences for this campaign. For the 'premium' audience we created the first four double page spreads shown here to go in high quality style magazines. Secondarily there was a younger, cooler audience. For them I created a typographic version of the idea to go in listings magazines such as Time Out and The Guardian Guide. These executions were created to work at smaller sizes and still stand out.
In the modern world of increasingly slick 3-D computer animation, we decided to go in the other direction for the MTV launch spot for the new range of Adidas Flux sneakers. First of all I shot all of the products from a whole range of angles on a white background. The animation was then designed using those shots, and each frame printed out as a poster. We then took these posters to Berlin (for the requisite urban, gritty feel) and pasted them in locations around the city. I then re-photographed these posters, and those images were then put back together in sequence to form the final sop-frame animation film. Everything here was shot for real and done in camera.
The images below show the animation being shot in Berlin. The posters were left up around the city as teasers and used as the online and Facebook campaign for the launch. Made in collaboration with Harriman Steel, the bespoke music was created in association with Slugabed.
By it's very nature, buying a house is generally a stressful, drawn-out and expensive business. But the rewards of having your own home can make up for the hassle of the merry-go-round of the property market. We concentrated on the positives of owning your own home to create a bold, simple and memorable campaign for Rightmove. Focussing mainly on outdoor media, we also created a multicolour fleet of taxis that really stood, a full digital and press campaign as well as guidelines for future executions.
The poorest of the world's poor are girls. Girls are educated far less frequently than boys, despite the beneficial effects of educating girls to the community being much greater than educating boys. We created the Facebook / online campaign asking people to Raise Their Hand and pledge to help more underprivileged girls get an education. The first film tells the real story of Sunshine, filmed in Manila in the Philippines just a couple of days after the 2012 flooding. The second film features PLAN ambassador Freida Pinto. At the culmination of the project, PLAN CEO Nigel Chapman presented the petition signed by millions for girls' education to the Director General Irina Bokova at the United Nations.
Following the Muscle Shoals documentary being accepted at Sundance and prior to it's general release, we needed to create interest in the release of the film. We drew on the huge wealth of the Muscle Shoals back catalogue as inspiration to redesign twelve classic 7 inch sleeves. The poster (top) was produced as a very limited edition of 25 posters, which could be won in a Twitter treasure hunt competition.
You can see the main Muscle Shoals project here.
GE were one of the five main sponsors of the 2012 London Olympics. In their Health Centre inside The Olympic Park they were responsible for maintaining the health and wellbeing of all the athletes taking part - scanning them with their MRI scanners to ensure they could train and perform at their peak and stay injury free.
They required a high-visibility outdoor campaign that demonstrated their association with the Olympics. The campaign features British Olympians and Paralympians who we firstly photographed in sequence as they performed. Their exact form and movements were then recreated using GE MRI scans so we could create the hybrid sequences seen here. This allowed us to create both 2D imagery for posters and press and 3D animated / digital executions for the GE building, takeovers of Heathrow Airport and Canary Wharf Station, and a full online digital campaign.
Sainsbury's wanted to up the food credentials of their own brand By Sainsbury's range. We created TV spots featuring simple recipes using key ingredients, as well as press ads as heroing their products. We recorded three new versions of Chaka Khan's 'Ain't Nobody' for the TV. Our favourite - recorded by newcomer 12 year old Jasmine Thompson - reached the dizzy heights of number 27 in the UK singles chart. You can hear it here .
Finally we also created a range of tote bags drawing on the rich design heritage of Sainsbury's own brand, which were available in store.
This is just a small selection from this unusual project - a couple of films and some of my photography to give a taste. The best way to find out more is to visit the Fault Line Living site here
In 2010 the intrepid Davies sisters and myself entered the Royal Geographical Society and Land Rover "Go Beyond" bursary. Much to our surprise, we won. Soon we setting off in our custom-made Landie on a 15,000 journey along the world's most dangerous fault lines, documenting the intriguing and perilous lives of those who live along them.
Fault lines are where the natural world most catastrophically collides with the human world. Cities can be torn apart, and children grow up knowing an earthquake drill before they know a nursery rhyme. On the other hand, the benefits and even the allure of living near a fault line can outweigh the risks.
Driving along these fault lines, we wanted to explore the human stories of those living in such danger zones, as well as tell the story of our driving experience as it all unfolded. We also worked with prominent scientists and geological experts in this field, looking at cutting edge technological projects and dramatic stories of innovation.
Press, 48 sheet and 6 sheet poster campaign for the UK launch of Nandos. I also took the photography.
Press campaign. I also took the photography.
With the financial uncertainty that the banking crisis brought to savers, the Financial Services Compensation Scheme needed a bold simple press and online campaign to go live very quickly. This was to reassure people that their savings were safe and protected under their scheme, preventing them withdrawing their cash and causing further collapse. We chose a bold illustrative style and recognisable symbols of protection with clear and simple copywriting to get the message across.
TV commercial to promote free eBooks to be given away by Galaxy.
Every week The National Lottery gives huge amounts of money to charities both big and small. Most people tend to forget about this, so we created a press campaign to appear in National newspapers to highlight the range of good causes that the Lottery helps.
Nearly all marketing for wine brands is at best generic and at worst downright boring - using clichéd, bland imagery of vineyards and grapes. As a relative newcomer to the UK market and coming from a country as fascinating and vibrant as Argentina, I felt it was possible to do something a bit more interesting with Argento. I wrote the strategy and end line "The Real Argentina", packed up my camera and lots of film and set off on the first of two two month long trips, travelling the length and breadth of this huge and undiscovered country, photographing both people and places. The aim was to create a bank of images and collect the stories of real Argentineans which would then form the basis of all communications for the brand for the coming years. Here is a selection of posters and press, in-store and direct mail created in the 13 plus years that this strategy has been used. I have also included some of my favourite images from the library.
Press campaign for the Olympus OM3ti camera. We gave five photographers a camera each and a roll of film, then used the results in each ad. I wanted all the typography to be photographs as well - so I found real letters and photographed them as well and used those.
US press campaign using letterpress typography. Photography by Nadav Kander.
48 sheet poster campaign for the launch of Later magazine - the grown up brother of Loaded.
BT wanted to invite the top 100 CEO's in Europe to take part in their Tax Break initiative. Their employees would be able to buy a computer for use at home at 50% of the cost, with the difference being written off against tax by their employer.
But how to market to these notoriously difficult to engage high flyers? What do they really care about? Well, one thing, really - their popularity. We lavished time and craft on a beautiful book to arrive on their desk as a manual to help them find the many ways they could make themselves 50% more popular - with just one of them being BT's Tax Break...
48 sheet poster campaign.
TV commercial for EDF's Blue Price Promise tariff. Winner of the most annoying track on a TV ad ever.
I'm one half of the eclectic electronic duo Unusual & Electric. I had been taking photographs of speakers outdoors all over the world for many years (doesn't music always sound better outside?) so decided to use this series for the covers of our vinyl releases. The music itself is dubby, chunky, wobbly dance music of the kind we want to play when we DJ, and has been acclaimed by such luminaries as Laurent Garnier, Coldcut and Kris Needs. The final three covers here are remixes, where I collaborated with other designers such as Harriman Steel and Johnny Richards to remix our covers for us.
You can listen to U&E on the links below.
Having been instrumental in creating the Innocent name, brand and packaging many moons ago when those guys still had day jobs, they next asked us to design their first recipe book. The 192 page book is divided into three sections. Work (recipes to get you over that hangover or out of bed on a cold morning), Rest (more indulgent treats and boozy cocktail smoothies) and Play (fun drinks for kids and adults who haven't grown up yet). I did all design, copywriting, photography, character origination and illustration for this project - my aim being to create the first recipe book that could make you smile.
48 sheet poster. This is a really old one that I also shot, but I like it as I remember it really stood out. Jonah Lomu had destroyed England in the previous game, and this poster was on every site along the approach to Twickenham for the next match.
BT is generally viewed as the slightly stodgy, conservative corporate lumbering older brother in the communications market. We set out to debunk that myth with a series of mailers telling consumers about the positive things about the brand.
At the time multiple users online in the same household was a big stumbling block. Connections were generally slowed down to a snail's pace or dropped out altogether. BT's new fibre optic connection made this a thing of the past. We thought who would need lots of people online ion one house more than a family of rabbits? We created this tea towel to tell the story of a family of hi-tech Leporidae in a tale of domestic harmony.
Socondly, it may seem hard to believe now, but there was a time not so long ago where wireless was a new thing. BT asked us to encourage people to take up this new innovation, so we created this booklet and series of posters and mailers to tell people what a world without all those horrible wires would be like.
Just before Christmas, old friends Harriman Steel called up and asked if I'd like to take part in a little seasonal collaboration. They'd seen the Dead Christmas Tree photography project that I have been doing for many years which captures the detrius of the festive season, and thought they'd like to share it with some of their most valued clients. So we made forty prints, framed them, and sent one of our lost Christmas trees to each person, along with a lovely poster of all the series which was individually numbered, signed and certified with a nice gold seal.
A selection of hand letterpress CD covers for my iyrie! mix CDs, released over several years.
The CDs were photographed and later turned into a poster.
At the bottom of the page is a subsequent remix project. The off prints and accidents were used as covers - the covers being remixed just like the music.
If you like this, there's another similar project on the iyrie! blog here.
I've been helping my old friend and artist Charming Baker for many years, since long before his stardom when he was painting away tirelessly in his freezing shed.
As well as giving him the name Charming Baker (because he is very charming), over the years I've also named shows, designed all manner of posters, invites, wall hangings, badges, t-shirts and even a car for the Gumball Rally. I've regularly played records at his private views, and made mix CDs to give away at the event featuring music that myself and Charming have been sending back and forth for inspiration while he has been painting the show. This is a selection of things from various shows in London, New York and LA.
You can hear my mix for Charming Baker's Everything must Go London show here.
You can hear my mix for Charming Baker's Lie Down I Think I Love You LA show here.
You can visit the Charming Baker site here.


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These are the things I do to avoid the things I should be doing..
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This weekend is Jaxon first birthday party! This shoot captured the first time he has ever tasted cake! He was hesitant at first, but once he tasted the frosting he was totally into it! I cant get over that baby bowler hat, and what a ham! Happy Birthday Jaxon!
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All the images on this page are available for sale as digital files. They are $25 each. You can enjoy them in almost any way you'd like (frame and hang, t-shirt, mug... you name it!), but you cannot do anything with them to make money, and you can't pretend you took them. Ask about any photo you see on instagram -- I would be happy to sell a file for most of them. Shoot me a note if you have any questions.
I hike and shoot photos every day. This practice began when I found myself out on Bramley Mountain face to face with a fisher... and no camera! Since that day, I've carried a camera every day... and have been so blessed and grateful to bring these images to you. I hope you enjoy them as much as I do!