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Graphic Design
KELVIN MASON, Associate Professor
A.O.C.A., Ontario College of Art; B.A., University of Guelph; M.F.A., University of Arizona
VICKIE R. PHIPPS, Assistant Professor
B.F.A., Emory & Henry College; M.F.A., University of Tennessee
ROWEN SCHUSSHEIM-ANDERSON, Professor, chair
B.F.A., Rochester Institute of Technology; M.F.A., Arizona State
CORRINE SMITH, Adjunct Assistant Professor
B.F.A., Southern Illinois University; M.F.A., University of Kentucky
PETER TONG XIAO, Professor
B.A., Coe; M.F.A., Temple
MAJOR IN GRAPHIC DESIGN: 40 required credits in ART and GRD, including ART-101, ART-123, ART-226 or GRD-228, GRD-222, GRD-225, GRD-325, GRD-327, GRD-391, GRD-425, GRD-426 or GRD-INTR and 12 elective credits in ART or GRD from among these options: GRD-273, ART-261, ART-361, ART-362, ART-323, ART-327, GRD-325, GRD-373, and GRD-410. Also, ARHI-161 and ARHI-367 for a total of 46 required credits. A required senior exhibition, or a portfolio from a 4-credit (or more) internship, or a year-long design responsibility for a publication such as the Saga Magazine, fulfills a major's capstone experience.
MINOR IN GRAPHIC DESIGN: 21 required credits in ART and GRD, including ART-101, ART-123, GRD-222, GRD-225, GRD-327, GRD-391, and a 300 level ART or GRD elective.
Courses (GRD)
ART-101 Drawing (3 Credits)
Fundamentals of drawing; form, composition and space. Theory and practice in a variety of drawing media.
ART-123 Design: Two Dimensional (3 Credits)
Fundamentals and theories of basic design. Design elements of color, texture, shape, line, value and principles of balance, repetition, variety, harmony and unity. Formal and expressive elements in art.
GRD-199 Directed Study (1 Credit)
Opportunity for students to study a particular subject under a faculty member's direction. Prerequisite: permission of department chair and the instructor.
GRD-222 Typography (3 credits)
This course helps students gain an understanding of the effects produced by various typefaces and typographic techniques. It provides a historical overview and in-depth explanations of the formal qualities of characters and typefaces. A range of theoretical and applied projects are used to investigate typography as a fundamental communication tool. Students use both traditional and digital media.
GRD-225 Intro. To Graphic Design (3 Credits)
Overview of graphic design, its techniques and applications. Basic principles of page layout and composition, design skills, typography and color application. Practical investigation of publication design, advertising and brochure development. Emphasis on critical thinking and problem-solving. Course will be taught on and off the computer. Requires a final portfolio.
ART-226 Photography (3 Credits)
35mm camera controls, black and white darkroom techniques, study of historical and contemporary photographers, photographic composition, the evaluation of photographs and the use of photography as a tool for creative expression. 35mm camera with manual override required.
GRD-228 Digital Photography (3 Credits)
GRD 228 is a course which explores the mechanisms, processes, technology, history and power of the digital photographic image. Camera mechanisms, digital image manipulation software and the creative possibilities of digital photography will be discussed and experienced in depth with the goal of improving the quality of photography produced by the student.
GRD-273 Digital Illustration (3 Credits)
This is a course which explores digital imaging environments and their uses as both tool and medium. Digital images (primarily raster-based graphics) and their applications will constitute the bulk of the investigations; however, traditional illustration techniques will also be utilized as an introduction and techniques to sussessfully integrate traditional illustrative works into intermedia imagery will be employed. Advanced digital painting techniques, scanning, advanced photo manipulation, and production for hard copy output will also be explored.
GRD-299 Directed Study (1 Credit)
Opportunity for students to study a particular subject under a faculty member's direction. Prerequisite: permission of department chair and the instructor.
GRD-327 Web Design (3 Credits)
This is a course which explores the special design considerations involved in composing websites and generating media for the World Wide Web. General topics covered are HTML coding, web media types, using Adobe Dreamweaver, usability testing, and various web utilities such as FTP clients. It will also include an introduction to Adobe Flash. Design techniques and software will be used to combine media into various on-line interactive experiences. The software language used extensively in this class will be HTML. Java scripting and CSS will be used to supplement and expand the functionality of the html code.
GRD-371 2-D Animation (1.5 Credits)
This course is an introduction to the theory and practice of vector-based animation using Adobe Flash and other software programs for creating simple digital animation. The basic principles associated with creating aesthetic interactive animated experiences will be studied through project-based assignments. Students will become familiar with basic interface components, procedures and capabilities of the program in service of creating interactive web experiences which utilize the strengths of this new medium. It is an exploration of 2-D digital graphics and animation for interactive multimedia, computer games and the Web. Topics include animating weights and materials, auto-animation synchronization, and basic navigation interactivity.
GRD-372 3-D Graphics (1.5 Credits)
The field of 3-D computer graphics has grown and changed tremendously in the past few decades. However, there are some essential concepts and general rules regarding digital 3-D graphics that have remained constant and are well worth studying. In general, the process of creating 3-D graphics can be divided into 4 categories or units: Modeling, texturing, lighting, and rendering. This course will address these four units in relation to one of the current leaders in 3-D graphics, animation, and special effects - Autodesk Maya. With this course, all the building blocks are considered and groundwork laid for students to go on to create their own 3-D animation for games, movies, the web, and TV.
GRD-391 Junior Art Inquiry
Development of an artistic research proposal through research, practicum, group critiques and interaction. Studio art majors prepare for a concentrated study in one medium or related media that will become a coherent body of original work during the senior year. There will be field trips to study area exhibitions. Students will begin to work on preliminary portfolio for senior art inquiry. Prerequisite: completion of one media sequence in studio and permission of instructor.
GRD-399 Directed Study (1 Credit)
Opportunity for students to study a particular subject under a faculty member's direction. Prerequisite: permission of department chair and the instructor.
GRD-400 Independent Study (1 Credit)
GRD-425 Advanced Design Portfolio (3 Credits)
This is a senior level course which prepares graduating Graphic Design majors for a successful career in their field through coursework culminating in a professional level portfolio. This portfolio showcases the student's ability to work with digital media to create a diverse array of projects. The materials and projects for the portfolio will be drawn from the student's collected works in previous courses and internships along with new works created in this class. Along with the emphasis is on portfolio preparation, professional practice issues and appropriate career presentation strategies will constitute a substantial part of the course.
GRD-491 Senior Art Inquiry I (1 Credit)
Concentrated study to produce a coherent body of original work for the senior exhibition. An artist statement is developed. Taken fall term (winter for returnees from fall international term). Consists of weekly working sessions and periodic group critiques with faculty in relevant media. Prerequisites: 391 and a media sequence by the end of junior year in the media chosen for the exhibition; permission of department chair.
GRD-492 Senior Art Inquiry (2 Credits)
Continuing study in one medium or related media to produce a coherent body of original work for the senior art exhibition, including presentation and documentation of this work and an artist statement. Taken winter term (spring for returnees from fall international term). Consists of weekly working sessions and periodic group critiques with faculty in relevant media. An IP is granted until completion of the senior exhibition. Prerequisites: 491 and permission of department chair
GRD 499 Directed Study (1 Credit)
Opportunity for students to study a particular subject under a faculty member's direction. Prerequisite: permission of department chair and the instructor.
GRD INTR Art Internship (0-9 Credits)
ART-INTR-Sxx/Lxx/Axx Senior Inquiry/Service Learning/Academic Internship (1-9) Analysis of the background, structure and policy issues in the sponsoring organization. Prerequisite: a declared major or minor in art. Departmental internships must be approved by the department. ART-INTR-Exx/Vxx Experiential/Volunteer (0-9) Departmental internships must be approved by the department. See the internship section in the catalog for more information and for other internship options.


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Chapter 11
The people of Judah are cursed for breaking the covenant of obedience—The Lord will not hear their prayers.
1 The word that came to Jeremiah from the Lord, saying,
2 Hear ye the words of this covenant, and speak unto the men of Judah, and to the inhabitants of Jerusalem;
3 And say thou unto them, Thus saith the Lord God of Israel;
4 Which I commanded your fathers in the day that I brought them forth out of the land of Egypt, from the iron furnace, saying,
5 That I may perform the
6 Then the Lord said unto me, Proclaim all these words in the cities of Judah, and in the streets of Jerusalem, saying, Hear ye the words of this covenant, and do them.
7 For I earnestly
8 Yet they obeyed not, nor inclined their ear, but walked every one in the imagination of their evil heart: therefore I
9 And the Lord said unto me, A
10 They are
11 ¶Therefore thus saith the Lord, Behold, I will bring
12 Then shall the cities of Judah and inhabitants of Jerusalem go, and cry unto the gods unto whom they offer incense: but they shall not save them at all in the time of their trouble.
13 For according to the number of thy cities were thy
14 Therefore
15 What hath my beloved to do in mine house, seeing she hath wrought lewdness with many, and
16 The Lord called thy name, A
17 For the Lord of hosts, that planted thee, hath pronounced evil against thee, for the evil of the house of Israel and of the house of Judah, which they have done against themselves to provoke me to anger in offering incense unto Baal.
18 ¶And the Lord hath given me knowledge of it, and I know it: then thou shewedst me their doings.
19 But I was like a
20 But, O Lord of hosts, that judgest righteously, that
21 Therefore thus saith the Lord of the men of Anathoth, that seek thy
22 Therefore thus saith the Lord of hosts, Behold, I will punish them: the young men shall die by the sword; their sons and their daughters shall die by famine:
23 And there shall be no remnant of them: for I will bring evil upon the men of Anathoth, even the year of their visitation.

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On Nov. 3 the Ferron Boy Scout Troop, in conjunction with their theme for the month, "Salute to our Heroes," enjoyed a visit and presentation by Jan Hess. Hess is a member of the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary unit 42 of Ferron. Hess talked to the scouts about the auxiliary's Operation Home Support. She explained to the scouts how Operation Home Support came to be. Hess's son Kelly, who was serving in the United States Army in Afghanistan loved getting care packages, but he told his mom he felt bad for the soldiers that never received any. Hess took this information of soldiers not getting letters or care packages to the auxiliary and they decided they wanted to do something about it. Kelly sent his mom a list of names and addresses of soldiers that he felt could be helped by the auxiliary. The Auxiliary women got busy doing fundraisers such as bake sales and yard sales and as money came in they were able to ship out their first Operation Home Support care packages in April of 2004.
The boy scouts listened with great interest as Hess told them about the care packages and showed them memorabilia, photos, and letters of thanks sent back to the ladies auxiliary.
She gave the scouts a list of items that can be put in the care packages such as toiletries, gum, candy, individual serving canned entrees, fleece blankets, gloves and hats. The boy scouts split into groups and wrote letters to three soldiers currently serving in a combat zone. They will also be gathering items to put into a care package for the three soldiers and then Operation Home Support will mail them out for the scouts.
The scouts enjoyed hearing about Operation Home Support. There letters and care packages are a great "Salute to our Heroes"
Operation Home Support sends out care packages for every holiday during the year and occasionaly a surprise package to each of the soldiers on their list who are on duty in a combat zone. Last Christmas our local soldiers accounted for 15 of the care packages they sent. They encourage all Emery County residents with loved ones (they do not need to be from Emery County) serving in a combat zone to contact the American Legion Ladies Auxilary of Ferron, Dixie Swasey, 384-3172 or Jan Hess, 384-2753.


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BLUE MOUNTAIN – Ripley High School senior Page Rowland has signed a cross country scholarship with Blue Mountain College.
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craig can you take a picture of the individual dough balls just before you stretch.
Just a second opinion, but Craig's dough is incredibly easy to open. It's like a wet, yet firm wash cloth on top of your knuckles. Unless you completely get it wrong, you could almost command the dough ball to open itself. Seriously.
That dough looks just about right. I can almost feel it through the monitor I do wonder about the amount of rise that you are getting in your containers though. I seem to recall some pictures from Verasano's restaurant where the doughball rises to the entire volume of the containers which are similarly sized to yours. I've never eaten Verasano's nor yours but I do wonder about the differences. Your pictures seem to show the doughball rising to about a third of the containers volume... But as they say, if the pizza is good, eat it.
You must be familiar with Fett's law - Never replicate a successful experiment.
Craig,So I applied a portion of your process to my latest batch. Instead of bulk fermenting for 43 hours and individual proofing for 5 hours, I bulked for 24 hours and proofed for 24 hours. I still want to run some more tests, but this dough was the easiest dough ever for stretching. Almost no stretching required, just a stern look from me and it responded immediately. I really liked the way it baked up.One thing I did not like that differs from my standard dough: as it cooled, the crust toughened considerably. This is not usually a problem since my pizzas don't have time to reach that state. But is this something you have observed?
Craig, after you balled the dough, are there noticeable bubbles on the surface of the dough balls?
thank you so much for your help! Have you posted your fennel sausage recipe on here? I am into making sausage and never had a recipe I was 100% liking. I dabbled in pepperoni making both raw/fermented and cooked.
I use Johnsonville Mild Italian Sausage and doctor it like this: http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,19393.msg201178.html#msg201178
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I cannot have the nrf24's go through the air,
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So, my main question: will a very very low voltage AC signal hurt the nrf24s?
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I basically wanted a >1ghz fm communication line ............. and would work over the guitar cable rather than through the air.
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Tuscan Hills Winery, recently opened in 2011, is on Historic Hills Drive, directly behind the Harley Barn. This winery is located on eight picturesque acres which helps bring an Old World Tuscan feel to the heart of Effingham. The owners are focused on creating elegant, approachable, and perfectly balanced wines of the highest quality. Wine tastings, along with space available for reservations makes this a must stop for group tours. Tuscan Hills Winery wants you to "Come as our guest, but leave as our friends." We welcome you to plan your next event at Tuscan Hills Winery - whether it's a beautiful wedding in our vineyard or book the space for your next meeting.
Your "Cabin at the Lake," fully furnished cabins. Enjoy a peaceful, wooded country setting on over 20 acres bordering U.S. Army Corps of Engineers property. 1, 2, & 3 bedroom units include full kitchens, porches, and patios, grills, and campfire rings.
This beautiful lodge is located in the woods along the shores of Lake Shelbyville. It is 50 yard walk down a forested pathway to the lake and also a short walk to the Coal Shaft Bridge public boat launch on Lake Shelbyville. The lodge is family built and operated. Located at 916 Coalshaft Bridge Rd. right off of County Highway 11 & Lakeside Villa.
Robin Hood Woods Resort & Campground
This resort and campground has 5 Cabins and over 200 campsites located in a wooded area with water, electricity, and sewers. There is an Inground outdoor pool, 2 bathhouses, pavilion, gameroom, playground, and a store on the property. The Rental cottages and log cabins come with air, kitchens, and bath. The Nine cabins also have satellite TV. The resort is 2.5 miles from Lake Shelbyville. Open April 1st - October 31st each year. Wi-Fi Access.
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Coyote Cabins Retreat and Farm
Our beautiful 22-acre property has an alfalfa farm at the front of the property where our larger cabin (a log home), is a stone's throw from our 3-acre pond. Our 2 log cabins are nestled next to the Army Corp of Engineers ground in central Illinois. This provides many opportunities for nature walks and bird watching.
Anthony Acres Resort has picturesque views of Lake Sara. The resort is only five minutes from Effingham, so you can come into town and enjoy some food or shop.
Located at the southeast end of Lake Shelbyville and 1/4 mile from Lithia Springs Marina and access area for launching boats. Wireless internet in the office. Lithia Lodge, Luxury Cabins, Motel Rooms. 12 rooms and 10 Luxury cabins. Campfire rings, grills, picnic tables, playground, parking with electric, catch and release fishing pond. Fishing Guide Service Available. Open April-November every year.
The Inn overlooks a championship golf course with each room featuring a private balcony overlooking the course. Offers 37 rooms, indoor pool, and hot tub. This 3-story full service resort and day spa is a Chalet nestled in the woods overlooked Lake Beyers. With 2 fireplaces, 9 treatment rooms, nail salon, full service hair salon, hydrotherapy tubs. Oak Terrace has meeting and banquet facilities, bar and restaurant, 18-hole golf course, fitness center, Zumba classes, tennis, hiking, and boating, hotel and villa accommodations. Also houses Lakeview Spa with a full compliment of services and a Boutique. There is a 66 acre fishing lake and easy access to boat parking. Wi-Fi.
Four bedrooms, 3 baths with 2 fireplaces, patio grill, deck overlooking lagoon. One loft master suite w/whirlpool, sauna, and large gathering room. Lower level is for large gatherings with a wet bar and small refrigerator. Nestled in rustic timber overlooking a pond.
Formerly Lakeside Cabins. There are 4 cabins with full kitchenettes, screened porches, boat parking with electric. Also a 2 bedroom house, and 3 bedroom house. Campfire rings, grills, picnic tables, playground. Fishing Guide Service is available. Open April-October.
Come out to Camp Lakewood and enjoy the views of Lake Pauline plus all the creature comforts. Camp Lakewood is an RV campground. The sites include cable, WiFi, 30/50 AMP. They also offer a one and two bedroom cabin that is fully furnished and self contained. The newest cabin sleeps five and includes Cable TV. They do offer tent sites as well for those who want to be a little closer to nature.
For an enjoyable stay, choose from one of four cabins, a two-bedroom or three-bedroom house. There are campfire rings, grills, picnic tables and a playground. Parking with electric hook-ups for boats. Fishing guide service is also available. Close to Lake Shelbyville and Lithia Springs Marina. Open April-October.
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Come stay in one of the 12 clean, comfortable rooms or a cabin after a long day of fishing or playing! 60 seconds from boat launch. Adjacent to Lithia Campground and Marina. Boat hook-ups, bait shop & store. Pavilions, grills and fire pits. Borders U.S. Army Corps of Engineers property. Open April 1st - October 30th every year. Has free Wi-Fi.
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Full service motel with standard and deluxe accommodations blocks from Lake Shelbyville. Registration in adjacent turn-of-the-century National Registry home. 45 rooms; Free Wi-Fi, expanded boat parking w/ electric; flat screen TVs. Fridge/microwaves available. Convenient to golf, wineries, boat ramps, recreational areas, marinas, attractions & events. AAA rated. Open all year.
Newly constructed French Country style home located on 100 acres featuring equine hotel, nature trails, and fishing pond. The outdoors is as enchanting and as lively as it is indisde. Each of the 4 guest rooms is tastefully decorated.
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Lucky Craft Gunfish
The Lucky Craft Gunfish is a topwater bait that combines a "walk the dog" action with the splashing ability of a popper. The slim tapered body design delivers quiet landings and a unique action. The Lucky Craft Gunfish has a "walk the dog" action similiar to the Sammy, but uniquely different. The tapered body provides a tight walk that glides across the water, while the Sammy has a more sporadic action. When stopped, this bait can be twitched and popped to create a splashing, darting action. The resin/tungsten weighting system allows for long, accurate casts. Try this lure when conditions are prime for topwater but the fish are being stubborn. The Lucky Craft Gunfish will catch fish in those high pressure situations.
|Lucky Craft
|Gunfish 75
|Gunfish 95
|Gunfish 115
16 Colors
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Customer Reviews
Comments: I dusted this thing off a few weeks back to target schooling lrgmth on my home lake in Knxvl just to try something different. This lure is great! The multiple actions of this lure does provoke strikes when other lures won't produce. You can walk it, pop it/stop it, twitch it; it will get you strikes. The ghost minnow works as well as & other color; the action is the crucial component of this bait
From: John: Knoxville, TN 12/4/15
Comments: This bait is certainly the most successfull bait ever made ! Whatever the fish you target, whatever the waters you fish, YOU'LL CATCH LOTS OF BIG ONES! Somedays this bait will outfish everything that exists worldwide !! If I only had about 30 bucks to spend on lures, I would buy a gunfish95 and a pointer100...
From: Fab: France 12/15/14
Comments: Today was one of those days you never forget. Today is the second time I have used the Gunfish 135 lure and all I can say is thank you Lucky Craft. I caught over 20 striped bass from 12" up to 6 lbs plus in California Delta. Ended the day with 32 total got the other fish on LC jerkbaits and spook. The Gunfish has a ton of teeth marks AKA battle scars but still going strong.
From: Percy: Elk Grove, CA 10/29/14
Comments: This is the best topwater bait on the market. Fish can't stand not to hit it !!! You can use it with a little wind or when it's slick water, doesn't matter-- Me and my son caught a 4 pound bass on these every trip to Cedar Creek Lake this year. Buy it, you will not be disappointed
From: Johnnie: lancaster, ky USA
Comments: I am a firm believer in the Gunfish. It outfishes any TW bait I have ever used. Many complain about the finish, my finish started coming off after a few fish as well. To fix this issue, I got in my daughters fingernail polish bag and borrowed her nail hardener, painted the entire bait. Problem fixed! A year and a half later, still no more finish has come off. Cheap and easy fix. I know you shouldn't have to do that with a $16.00 lure but it is what it is. Regardless, IT CATCHES FISH!!!!
From: Mike: Jackson, MI
Comments: This is the perfect bait for moody postspawn bass when a Sammy or Spook is too large and too loud. Just has the perfect size and action to trigger pressured fish. The spotted bass here in North Georgia absolutely love the 95!
From: Alan: Adairsville, GA
Comments: Its always interesting to here different views and opinions about higher priced lures. I have yet to purchase a hard body lure that doesnt get thrashed after consistant fish catches. To me that is proof enough that these products are worth every penny. If you lure isnt thrashed it hasnt been catching fish, i would rather be rippin on some lips that looking at perfect lures that are still in the pachages.
From: Kam: UT
Comments: Picked up a shell white one. Finish is completely worn off and hook rash like no other. Bought an new one and it DOESN'T even come close to getting bit as the old worn out one. Just cause the finish is beat up doesn't make a difference. Stop crying about the finish. If it is too much for you find something else.
From: dirty spook chucker: AZ
Comments: Best walk the dog lure on the market, consistantly catches fish when others won't. I like to use it when the waters choppy slow retrieve or fast retrieve it catches them all!! Wish TW would carry the 75 size as they are harder to find for finesse applications but if your contemplating about buying just buy one, you won't regret it!!
From: touchainzz: Tulsa, OK
Comments: I use MS Black 115 size at nights , love it. Casts a mile, very good walking splashing action.Caught biggest one last summer 11.4 pounder. Not bad at all for $ 16 lure.
From: Steve: Studio City, CA
Comments: THIS LURE IS AWESOME!!! This is honestly my go to bait. I use a shad color and a minnow color. The action is phenomenal. I can work long wide walks, short erratic action. It spits too while working erraticly. My only beef is that TW needs to carry the smaller version 85 like another large competior already does.
From: George: PHX, AZ
Comments: Top water has not been great this year, so I have not put this to the test too much. However I was hauling in a 3-3.5 brownie and at the boat he decided to jump and got off.. After a few casts I checked my line and the hook was bent out, something that should not happen with a $16.00 bait. I think I probably boated 6-8 fish before this happened, spending $16 on a bait and having to worry about changing the hooks is just too deep for me to invest in.
From: NY
Comments: If they could make this in a black hitch that would be awesome!!
From: PT: IL
Comments: This is a awesome topwater bait. It's has outfished my zora spooks time and time again. I only use my zora spook in case bass come up schooling while i got my gunfish already out. The price is high but it's worth the money
From: Gary: Lake Murray, SC
Comments: Man this is an awesome topwater bait. On the second cast, i caught a 4.8 pound large mouth. I was impressed on this baits first day out. Caught several over 3 pounds, including a nice six pounder that just hammered it. I mean man they smash this thing. I would highly recommend this bait, great job lucky craft.
From: Cody: LA
Comments: Using only the 115 model exclusively for 3-bar Peacocks and Giant snakehead. Best pencil popper ever produce.
From: Adam: S'pore
Comments: I love this topwater! Number 1 topwater lure for sure! It's a all in one!
From: K.M.: OK
Comments: My No. 1 favorite topwater lure i have a whole tray of almost every color lucky craft makes in every size i love this bait by far the best walk the dog bait on the market
From: Patrick: G.B. NC
Comments: Great postspawn bait, the cupped mouth seems to represent a bluegill feeding more than a sammy would. Largemouth killer.
From: GVD
Comments: I wanted to follow up with another tip that I think will help you put more fish in the boat. I changed the #4 hooks to #2 hooks and took the feathered treble off the back. I have yet to lose a fish with the bigger hooks. The gunfish is amazing and any thing that I can do to improve its fish catching ability I will give it a try. I have to say that the gunfish is becoming my #1 topwater bait. I still love the sammy when the water is smooth but the gunfish is the best there is.
From: William: Hohenwald, TN
Comments: this is one good lure! just like all the lucky craft bait's, it's all they say it is. when skeet reese and kelly jordan among other top pro's fish this bait for the BIG BUCK"S, you should know it's something special. it will out fish most lure's of the same type including the cordell pencil popper's, which say's something about its effectiveness.
From: Wes: Salinas, CA
Comments: I love this bait!!!! It's so good!! I've caught count less fish with it. One of my biggest is of this bait it was a 6 pounder.
From: Johnny, San Diego, CA 5/06


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The arrays can be loaded at boot time, using autosave; written to at run time by a CA client; or built up element by element at run time, by setting the MODE switch ("$(P)interp_mode") to "Add Entry".
To interpolate, one sets the mode switch to "Interpolate", and writes a number to the X-input field, "$(P)interp_x". This causes an underlying aSub record to interpolate the Yi arrays to find values that would correspond with that value of X, to display them as "$(P)interp_y1" and "$(P)interp_y2", and, optionally, to write them to the external PVs named in the link fields "$(P)interp_y1.OUT", and "$(P)interp_y2.OUT".
The interpolation performed is a Lagrange interpolation, where the degree of the polynomial can be specified by writing to "$(P)interp.F". The order must be in the range 1..10. Currently the database doesn't visibly enforce these limits, but silently clips to them if they are violated.
To add an element to the arrays, one sets the mode switch to "Add Element", writes Yi values to "$(P)interp_y1" and "$(P)interp_y2", and then writes the corresponding X value to "$(P)interp_x". The number of entries, "$(P)interp_n" will then increase by one.
The arrays can be cleared by setting the mode switch to "Clear All" and writing anything to X.
For more information, see interp.README.
These records are intended for use in run-time programming. With either algorithm, the records can operate in two ways:
In either mode, the record uses its alarm field to indicate whether the output value it is displaying ("$(P)userAve$(N).VAL") is valid (i.e., is the result of M readings). Until M readings have been read, the record will be in alarm (STAT=="SOFT", SEVR=="MAJOR"). After M readings have been treated, STAT=="NO_ALARM", SEVR=="NO_ALARM".
Although the swait record is not recommended for new development, it is retained in this case because many users have become accustomed to the way it behaves -- in particular, to the way its links are programmed: they take only a PV name, without the link attributes (e.g., NPP, NMS) that standard EPICS links have.
configure/RELEASE to specify the paths to EPICS
base, and to the sscan and seq modules. If you don't have
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definition out, and the calc module will adjust its build accordingly.
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Type: New Feature
Status: Resolved
Priority: Major
Resolution: Fixed
Component/s: matrix-project-plugin
Environment:Platform: All, OS: All
Similar Issues:
It is useful sometimes to perform build on predefined number of slave builders
assigned to multi-configuration job. For example, if some OS builds failed, and
we wish to re-build only them after code fixed
Issue Links
- is duplicated by
JENKINS-2353 Ability to build individual matrix jobs
- Closed
JENKINS-3867 Matrix project proposals
- Closed
This problem isn't exclusive to slave selection, as I understand the matrix
build feature, so I've updated the summary.
Also see issue 3332, which would allow a canary configuration to run first, and
only run the rest of the matrix configurations if the canary succeeds. This
would cut down on massive failure notification.
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User: : huybrechts
[FIXED JENKINS-1613] implements touchstone build for matrix projects, which runs a selected number of configurations first and then all the rests if these succeed
I've assigned this case to myself.
We ('Christian Wolfgang' and myself) are researching and we will present a design proposal for a simple and elegant solution to this problem within a few days.
Hope to get feed-back on the design from the community before we start implementing.
Stay tuned!
Modifications to Jenkins-core
The general idea of the design is being able to differentiate between matrix configurations reusing(copying) older builds(a basis build) and configurations actual being rebuild, without disturbing older non-reusing projects' configurations.
For this to work we need to alter the Jenkins core at the very lowest level, where the job is run. This is done in the abstract class Run, in the method run(). This method has two points of interest:
- job.run(listener)
- job.post(listener)
Cutting of these two calls, we can achieve a build, that looks like it was run correctly, setting the build result as we want(=the same result as the basis build). Being able to create a Run object, whose values are set, we only need to copy the artifacts from the basis builds, the ones that are not rebuild. This can be achieved by adding some extra functionality to the AbstractBuild class. Currently, as it can be viewed in the code, the build directory of the basis build is hard copied to the source build, only leaving out build.xml. The build.xml file is created by Jenkins after the job is run and would cause an exception.
To distinguish between builds that should be rebuild and builds that should not, we need to add a property to the Run class. We have added a small class called ReuseRun, that only implements an integer referencing the rebuild build. If this object is either null or the integer is 0, the new functionality is left untouched. This object is null for all projects not using the rebuild functionality.
Though this is a prototype, we consider this a functional starting point, based on the fact that Run objects will, by default, instantiate the ReuseRun object to null. Thus only explicit calls to setReuse can change that and the code added is only related to the object being not null.
I have committed the initial code draft at https://github.com/Praqma/jenkins/compare/master
Btw the modifications to MatrixBuild is just empty lines and MatrixRun is just for my small mock up test.
In the situation where the build you are re-using does not exist, you are failing the matrix build. Why is failing the build better than rebuilding that configuration?
I also see that you haven't provided UI changes yet. How do you think this functionality would be exposed? I imagine you could add a Rebuild action to the left side navigation, which would take the user to a page where they can pick the configuration subset they want to rebuild. Maybe there's another way to do this that I didn't consider.
A fundamental problem I see with this capability is that it requires a human to know that it's safe to only rebuild parts of the matrix. Going back to the original issue description, if the person doing the rebuild doesn't realize that the code change also affects another OS that doesn't get rebuilt, then you have failed to test a necessary configuration. This also then bubbles up into release management. You probably want to tag your version control at the point of release, but if some of your configurations were built with older versions and not rebuilt, you've lost that information.
Hi Dean, thanks for feed back - Good questions.
Why fail rather than rebuild if the configuration is missing? Well we think like this: In the case where we need to make the choice, the user obviously asked for a reuse - not a rebuild. Potentially a rebuild can take a long time - so it's likely that our guess will not always capture the users intend or wish. Therefore we choose to fail the build and print to the log what happened - simply because it's faster, and this way we're not assuming anything. Then the user (yes - there IS a human involved in this feature) can schedule another rebuild, only this time he explicitly asks for a rebuild - not a reuse.
You are right about your assumptions regarding the UI (we will present a mock-up of what we have in mind very soon) but in large: A rebuild action that takes you to a new form listing all the results in the matrix from the previous build, each cell in the matrix now has a small checkbox attached to it. The user checks the builds in the matrix he/she wants to rebuild - the other ones are reused. There will be short cuts like "select all failed", "select all unstable" ...etc. When the user hits submit, the choices are traversed and all the builds that shall be reused will have the ReuseRun attribute set.
Our plan is to extend the ability to reuse a build in the core (as presented here) and then we will release the form that utilizes it as a seperate (new) plugin.
...leading to your third question - or concern: It requires a knowning human! Yes! The scenario we see for this reuse/rebuild feature is:
In a large matrix some (most) configurations has succeeded, a few have failed or are unstable. Going through the logs it appears that it's due to the slaves configuration or abilities that something went wrong (say a process hung or a network connection was lost or it failed to get a license to tool it depended on....) Now you don't want to rebuild the entire matrix again (imagine that it takes several hours to do that). You just pick the failed builds and ask to reuse the successful ones. We imagine that the configurations that are rerun will still honour all the various other settings of the job, thus if the job picks latest commit on a branch, and there is a new commit - then you are right it's a different build then before.
We imagine that users must take the necessary steps in their job configurations to avoid mistakes like this to happen. In our setup we're building a named commit, so it's safe - for us
The thing is, we realize that the behaviour we're looking for might be special, but the aproach to how we implemented it (in AbstractBuild and Run) is generic. Other plugins could use the same feature to make different behaviour - either by contributing to our plugin or by creating a new one. The design should support that no more extensions are needed in the core to make either work.
Hmmm - But to avoid making future changes to the core on behalf of others in the future would rather rebuild than fail the build, then I guess we could extend the ReuseRun object to be able to carry such information (rebuildIfMissing) and act accordingly. We could set it to FALSE as default and get the same behaviour. Would that work?
Again, Thanks for feed back, it's very welcome!
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This change introduces the necessary extension point. The implementation
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[FIXED JENKINS-1613] Ability to build on configurable subset of matrix
Christian Wolfgang : f10b5eb4cd2d1d1fd68f0c469f7a9a78e45c68a4
Files :
- core/src/main/java/hudson/matrix/listeners/MatrixBuildListener.java
- core/src/main/java/hudson/matrix/MatrixBuild.java
Kohsuke Kawaguchi : 0203876cb01f0cfee1c790a3102a3508ff4f6a48
Files :
- changelog.html
Given the problems arisen by rebuilt matrices composed of several different matrix builds, turns out to be too big.
Thus the demand for rebuilding a matrix from a specific matrix build is required.
This requirement needs to be build into the core.
I have submitted a pull request fixing this issue: https://github.com/jenkinsci/jenkins/pull/133
thus if the job picks latest commit on a branch, and there is a new commit - then you are right it's a different build then before.
Doesn't every job (that builds from an SCM) have some sort of "bookmark" (i.e. the commit hash in git) of the point in the SCM's history where a build was done? Couldn't this "rebuild" feature ensure that the SCM checkout is done at that "bookmark" rather than the latest as it usually is supposed to do?
That would then ensure that you don't have a different build than the one you are rebuilding.
Is there any projected time frame in which UI exposing this feature will be available?
Yes, the core changes are in 1.416, so my guess is this upcoming Monday.
I will release the plugin when 1.416 is released.
Yes, the core changes are in 1.416, so my guess is this upcoming Monday.
Oh. I thought this went into 1.413. From the Changelog:
What's new in 1.413 (2011/05/22)
Support rebuilding a subset of matrix configurations (issue 1613)
Was the commit to 1.413 incomplete perhaps?
Somewhat. The 1.413 always bases its rebuild from the latest successful build, the new change can base from any build.
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[FIXED JENKINS-1613] Ability to build on configurable subset of matrix
This change introduces the necessary extension point. The implementation
of this will be in a plugin.
One problem with the current implementation is it's effect on the build history graph - suppose you incrementally re-run parts of an unreliable matrix build, it gives the impression that the number of tests in each run are diminishing - when in actual fact the number of tests remain constant, we are just running a smaller subset.
Would it be possible to alter this so that results from previous runs which are not re-executed by Matrix Reloaded are carried forwards. That means I'd like to see the height of the bar-graph remain constant with the red proportion gradually diminishing with each additional build.
Here's a slightly exaggerated screenshot which illustrates the problem:
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Subset start jobs with new Run number, it will generate separate report;
Is it possible to make option to append result with its parent job number ?
Example Executed Job 100, there are 5 failure, if you rebuild the subset, starting job from 101; instead of this can append this with 100 itself ?


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Countdown to Thanksgiving (T minus 8) – Craft Project: Shred a Scarecrow
Now here is a great way to kill 2 birds with one stone. This Thanksgiving craft project is made entirely of recycled materials. And with today being America Recycles Day, what better way to show your "recycling" spirit!
We'll use scraps of cloth and paper for the clothing and hat, and we'll shred yellow pages from a discarded telephone book to look like the straw. Recycling these materials will help save natural resources, energy, and landfill space.
These are the ingredients you'll need:
Two straight sticks or dowel rods-about 3/8″ in diameter x 8″ and 3/8″ in diameter x12″
Shredded yellow pages
Scrap construction paper and fabric
Fine wire like telephone or florist's wire
White glue
Block of wood for a base
Acrylic paint
Newspapers on which to paint
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Hot glue gun and sticks
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Brookfield teacher makes SMART decision at St. Dominic
LaFlamme started advanced science program in 2001
Donna LaFlamme recently received quite the gift from her eighth-graders at St. Dominic in Brookfield: a new iPad.
It was simply a way to show their appreciation for LaFlamme and what she has done for the school — particularly the SMART Team program.
SMART Team, which stands for Students Modeling A Research Topic, pairs research mentors from local institutions with students.
Students visit a mentor's laboratory to learn more about the process of science and the particular protein the mentor studies; then the team designs and builds a model of the protein.
The teams work with their mentor to develop a poster and an oral presentation to explain their molecular story, which the students at 18 area schools, all high schools except for St. Dominic, did last month at the Medical College of Wisconsin.
LaFlamme, St. Dominic's SMART Team adviser, was the one who started the program at the school 11 years ago; she has mentored about 220 students during the intervening years.
"What the kids do amazes me," said LaFlamme, who is certified by the MSOE Center for BioMolecular Modeling. "They're doing things I didn't do until grad school. This is way beyond the classroom."
LaFlamme entered the classroom as a teacher after working at a bank on Wall Street and a bioengineering lab at Columbia University in New York.
She got her teaching certificate at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and taught at St. Joan Antida High School before moving to St. Dominic in 1989.
During this time, she took classes at UW-Madison in the Teacher Enhancement Program for Biology Teachers, designed to help teachers keep up with the latest developments in molecular biology.
It was through this program that LaFlamme connected with the SMART Team program.
"At first, I was not sure that eighth-graders could handle the intense level of learning involved, but they could and did," she said.
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NAME: Donna LaFlamme
NOTED FOR: founding St. Dominic SMART Team
QUOTABLE: "Being part of the SMART Team and seeing the amazing abilities of the 13- and 14-year-olds has kept me excited about teaching science, even after teaching for 30 years."
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Ellen Melsness
Ellen Melsness was born May 13, 1930 to John Albin Johnson and Mae Louise Pratt in Bradford, Pa. She went to be with her Savior on April 19, 2012 after a long battle with Alzheimers disease at Vista Mesa Assisted Living.
After graduating from high school Ellen went to nursing school in Chicago. She graduated from Swedish Covenant Hospital in 1952. Ellen then attended Case Western Reserve where she received her Bachelors Degree in Nursing. Ellen decided to move west and was a nurse in Tohatchi, N.M. where she met the love of her life, James Melsness. After the wedding, Jim and Ellen moved to Flagstaff, Ariz. so he could finish his education. While living in Flagstaff two sons joined the family, Eric and Rod.
The family then moved to Fort Defiance, Ariz., on the Navajo Reservation. Ellen worked nights at the hospital while the kids were younger. She then became the school nurse. Her kids always teased her that they couldnt fake being sick or she would come home with a shot. During this time a daughter, Lori, was added to the family. Friendships that were formed while living in Fort Defiance are still as strong as they were then. Unfortunately, after several years on the reservation it was time to move. Jim and Ellen traveled to Phoenix to be near his parents. It was decided over lunch on a very hot day that Phoenix was not going to be their new home. They traveled back to Mancos, Colo. where 20 acres of land had been a vacation spot for many years.
A home was purchased in Cortez. Jim found a job teaching in Dolores. Ellen found a job in Towaoc. For more than 23 years Ellen was the Public Health Nurse for the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe. She also traveled to White Mesa one day a week. Ellen loved the people and her job at Towaoc. Home visits and new babies were her favorite parts of the job. Many friends were made while working in Towaoc. She may have forgotten someones name, but she never forgot their face.
When Jims health declined Ellen retired to stay home and take care of him. After his passing in 1997 Ellens retirement began. Unfortunately, Ellen was diagnosed with stomach cancer. She faced it with courage and faith. Ellens faith and positive attitude helped her beat the cancer. She kept a smile on her face and never complained. After her recovery, Ellens active life returned.
Ellen was an active member of the First Baptist Church. Anytime someone needed a helping hand she was there. She was even chosen Citizen of the Year for Cortez.
Her greatest joy was spending time with her family. She loved hiking, camping, fishing, four wheeling, snowmobiling, cross country skiing, and any other activity outside. In 2004, at the age of 74, Ellen climbed Handies Peak at an elevation of 14,048 feet with her hiking buddies, Joyce and Ruth Ann.
Ellen loved spending time with her granddaughters, Alex and Kasey. She was very proud of them and loved them very much. Her proudest moments were when she traveled to see them right after they were born. In 1993 Ellen drove to Littleton to see Alex, her first granddaughter. At this time her son Eric began teasing her and affectionately calling her Granny Gruff. From then on she was known to everyone as Granny. In 1997, when Kasey was born, Ellen traveled from Cortez to Bailey, Colo. in a horrible snow storm. She was not going to miss seeing her second granddaughter.
In 2009, Ellens family made a difficult decision to move her to Madison House. Ellen had always told them that when the time came she wanted to live there. The hardest thing for her was leaving behind her golden retriever named Hana. Ellen loved it when Lori would come get her and take her to their house to spend the day with Hana. Ellens good friend Wilma would also pick her up several times a week to go to the lazy river at the recreation center. The hiking ladies would also pick her up when they were going on a shorter hike or to get together for lunch. She also continued spending time outdoors with her family.
In August of 2011 Ellens health was declining and the family searched for a new home for her. Their prayers were answered the minute they visited Vista Mesa Assisted Living. Granny settled into her new home. She especially liked the Sunday Service with Marvin Graves and his wife, Paula. When Ellens time came, Dr. McAlpin, the caregivers of Hospice of Montezuma County, and the staff at Vista Mesa gave Ellen the gift of being able to go to the Lord in her own bed.
A Celebration of Life was held for Ellen at the First Assembly of God Church in Cortez on April 21, 2012. Marvin Graves performed the ceremony.
Ellen is survived by her sons, Eric Melsness of Cortez, and Rod Melsness and wife Heather of Bailey, Colo.; and her daughter, Lori Farris and husband, Steve of Cortez. Granny is also survived by her granddaughters, Alex and Kasey Melsness of Bailey, Colo. Ellen also leaves behind her sisters, Ruth Morris of Cortez, and Anna Drum of Hendersonville, N.C.; and a brother John Johnson and wife, Donna of Warren, Penn.; and many nieces and nephews.
To send condolences, log on to www.ertelfuneralhome.com and click on the obituary section.


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Helping kids: Two educators have been honored by the Orange County Board of Education for their work on behalf of KinderCaminata. Teresa Mercado-Cota, assistant dean of student services at Santa Ana College, and the late Dr. Christine Lamm, professor of child development and educational studies at Fullerton College, were honored as Outstanding Contributors to Education by the board and Al Mijares, county superintendent of schools.
Since 1994, KinderCaminata has grown to more than 4,000 students from various school districts. Through it, kindergartners get the opportunity to visit local colleges. "KinderCaminata teaches our youngest students about the experience and excitement of higher education," said Dr. Jack Bedell, board member. "Under the leadership of Teresa Mercado-Cota and Dr. Lamm, a growing number of students have attained the dream of college graduation."
Mercado-Cota is immediate past president of the National Hispanic Business Women Association. Lamm began teaching at Fullerton College in 1974 and had retired before her death in June.
Day of the Dead: Santa Ana's annual Noche de Altares takes place downtown Saturday. Dozens of altars will line Fourth Street during the free event, with entertainment on the main stage at Ross Street and Santa Ana Boulevard from noon until about 10 p.m.
The family-oriented celebration, presented by Calacas Cafe and El Centro Cultural de Mexico, extends along Fourth from Birch Street to Broadway.
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Fighting cancer: The Anaheim LULAC Relay for Life team is holding a quarter auction on Sunday, with proceeds going to the American Cancer Society. The auction involves bidding, with quarters, for items offered by a dozen crafters and merchants.
The event will be at Anaheim Downtown Community Center, 250 E. Center St. Doors open at 1:30 p.m.; bidding starts at 2 p.m. A $5 donation will include one bidding paddle, with additional paddles available for purchase. The event includes drawings, while food and desserts will be sold. For information, call Charlotte DeVaul at 714-284-0380. Contributions can also be sent to American Cancer Society, c/o Charlotte DeVaul, 1919 W. Coronet St. No. 123, Anaheim, CA 92801.
Delhi event: Delhi Center in Santa Ana will hold its third annual Zocalo, a fundraiser with music, food, games and more. Performing will be La Santa Cecilia. Philanthropists Gilbert and Jacki Cisneros will receive this year's Grito Award for their support of Delhi programs.
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Team Canada will open the world junior selection camp without Kelowna Rockets forward Colton Sissons.
The Rockets' captain is currently sidelined with an upper-body injury.
Sissons will not be replaced, bringing the number of players attending camp to 36, including four goaltenders, 12 defencemen and 20 forwards.
The 19-year-old, who was drafted by the Nashville Predators in the 2nd round (50th overall) in 2012, has 10 goals and 27 points in 27 games with the Rockets this season.
Canada's national junior team selection camp runs Dec. 11-13, 2012 at the Markin MacPhail Centre at Canada Olympic Park in Calgary.
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by Megan Dorcey on Friday, June 17th, 2011
We had the chance to catch up with acclaimed stylist and new salon owner Martha Lynne Barnes about her vision for her recently opened Austin salon, Mirror Mirror, and her recipe for success.
Q: You have a pretty impressive resume, working in two of the hottest salons in Austin as well as styling for Extreme Makeover, Austin Ballet and HSN just to name a few. At what point in your career did you realize that you needed a space of your own?
A: Even before I went to beauty school, I knew I wanted to own my own business. I have always LOVED spending time in the salon. As a client, I love the way you feel when you are getting pampered. The creative energy that flows through the best salons is so inviting and inspiring. I had a vision for a place that would be a blend of relaxation, indulgence and creative flow, and I worked toward the ultimate freedom of owning the business so I could execute it properly. I woke up one morning ready to bring it to life, and here we are.
Q: Now that you own your own salon, what do you bring into your leadership style from your days as a chair renter?
A: My mom is the most amazing manager in her field and what I have learned from her over the years is that you should surround yourself with the best team and then get out of their way so they can do their jobs. In general, if you just do the right thing and follow the golden rule, treating others as you would like others to treat you, everything else will fall into place. That goes for my leadership style with my team at Mirror Mirror as well as the way we all treat our clients.
Q: Is there a recipe for success if a stylist wants to branch out and own their own space?
A: Either know the business side or find someone who does. There is so much more to owning a salon than having a place to do hair. I am also finding that it's important to strike a balance with your time spent behind the chair and the time spent working on the business development. My husband is extremely business savvy and supportive of my vision, so I would say having a support system is important as well.
Q: What was the biggest hurdle you had to jump in order to open Mirror, Mirror?
A: Getting married the same month that we were building the space! I have found that when the right door opens you have to embrace the moment and walk through it. A space that I loved in a wonderful neighborhood became available right as we were approaching our wedding. It wasn't easy but what a great way to come back from a honeymoon!
Q: With so many salons fighting for business, how do you stay unique and relevant?
A: Take care of your stylists and take care of your clients. There is a tremendous amount of talent in Austin so you need to stay humble and remember why you are here. Our team is continually striving to learn and improve on our craft. We have a very positive environment and we build each other up. If your team and your clients are happy then you have succeeded…it's just that simple!
Q: Where do you see Mirror Mirror in one year? 5 years? 10 years?
A: (One Year): Our first year is about creating awareness, introducing the space and the Mirror Mirror team to the community. Once Mirror Mirror is top of mind, I'd like focus on our specialty, which is wedding beauty. I feel confident that our team is the best in town when it comes to creating a beautiful look for a bride. From the hair and makeup to skincare leading up to the wedding to the accessories she wears on the big day, we can help! We are professional, creative and we truly understand the logistics of coordinating the beauty plan for weddings! We also have a beautiful boutique salon that is ideal for wedding parties. We want to create an atmosphere that is bridal friendly on one of the most important days of her life! No bride wants to get rushed around a busy salon on her wedding day. She wants special attention and the ability to spend time with the people who are most important to her. We also have the capabilities to bring an exceptional team and the salon to her.
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I'll let you know when I get old.
I'll let you know when I get old.
Grgranny, DEFINITELY!
When I could no longer thread a needle without using a magnifying glass! Also when I could no longer read the small print (ISBN numbers) on books I was putting through on the cash register!!
I know I'm not old... and I can't wait to be "30, flirty, and thriving" lol
but I was told the other day by my kindergarten girls class that I am "very old" and I better get married soon so I can have kids, because I can't wait around forever
*sigh* and here I thought 80 was old
When the daughter of someone I know asked if it was true that Paul McCartney used to be in a band before "Wings" !!! :chorus:
Actually, I don't feel old at all (I'm 45)--except for occasional lapses. Never been in better shape in my life, never felt better (for the most part). My 12 year old daughter--an athlete--and I can wear a lot of each other's clothes (I had a lot of health challenges this year and lost 50 lbs.) I simply decided that age is an attitude. When I see people in their 70s riding bicycles, people in their 50s surfing, I am totally inspired. I want to be one of those people. I see women in their 30s with "old" attitudes and demeanors, and it scares me. It's like they've given up on themselves. I pray to God every single day for good health and the ability to maintain it to the best of my abilities.
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What a PRICELESS question with IMPECCABLE timing, given that I just had my 39th birthday this weekend.......
However -- let's see.
What always stuns me into reality about my age (which I don't really think about all that much) is thinking about how old my friend's children are, most notably my friend Shelley (most of my other friends with children have little ones). Shelley had her daughter when I was 21 or 22; over the years when I realize HOW OLD SARA IS NOW, that gives me pause. Where did the time go?
Working with co-workers considerably younger than yourself can make you realize how "old" you are, too. I remember about 10 years ago, I was working a banquet set-up job with a bunch of people in their early 20s (even my boss was barely 21 and if that alone isn't enough to make you want to go out and buy a cane....). One time, I was trying to move a table through a doorway and one of the guys I worked with (he was about 19) was standing in the doorway and I said "Toot toot -- yeah -- beep beep [my own rather obnoxious variation on "Comin' thru"] and then said 'If you don't get out of my way I will be forced to start singing Donna Summer's Greatest Hits and believe me when I say to you that you do not want that." To which he replied, "Who's Donna Summer?" I got a similar query at my next job only the question was "Who's Roseanne Rosanna Danna?" (and I can't remember how RRD came up, but I certainly remember being asked the question....)
A couple years back, a friend was visiting with his 10 year old daughter. She noticed the several hundred vinyl LPs I have and asked, "What are those?"
Sometimes when talking to a tween or teen, I'll add in, "When I was your age..." and watch as the eyes begin to glaze, until I add, "...I made myself a promise to never forget what it was like to be your age." I find it very helpful when trying to connect.
Ah well, you only as old as you feel. See sig...
When I realized I could be a grandma
Recently at work my boss made a comment about someone on TV playing his old 45s, and a girl asked what 45s are.
At Blue Jays baseball games, when each player comes up for his first at bat, they show some of his stats, including his age. Last summer my brother and I went to a game, and realized we were older than most of the players. We were 27 and 30 at the time. Only one player was older than my brother.
I also feel old when I realize I'm past the age that kids think it's cool to be. As a kid, I remember thinking how cool and smart I would be at 16. Now I look back at my 16 year old self and think, "you knew nothing". I'm sure I will continue to have those moments each time I look back at a younger version of myself.
I've been asked if I would like to be (plug in age here), and my reply is, "Only if I can take this 50+ brain with me."
Several times lately I have noticed this unsettling trend.
I need to grow longer arms because I can't read the menu without my cheater glasses. And I often need glasses to find my glasses.
Nobody ever wants to see my ID.
I walk down the street and someone whistles and I suddenly realize it's my 13 year old they're looking at.
My knees pop louder than Rice Krispies in the morning.
I can pull a muscle getting a can of tomato sauce off the top shelf in the kitchen.
All the cops look like kids and my doctor seems awfully young, too.
On a semi-related note -- down here in San Diego, we get a lot of news footage of the sailors coming home from deployment in Iraq, and it's hard for me to look at it without at least ONCE saying, "Oh, my God, what are they, 12??????"
Yeah, when Michelle Kwan came on the scene at age 12, I was a teenager. It was a realization that I'll never be a world-class skater and make it to the Olympics. (BTW, I've only passed through ISIA Alpha).
This week, when I turned 25.
I'm in the midst of a quarter life crisis.