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Life's Moments are those times in life that we decide to make an unique acknowledgment of life changing occasions. Weddings are celebrations, weddings are ceremonies, yet above all weddings are a new beginning, a minute in time to be cherished. Having the right Minister is important.
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Ministerial services as well as wedding event officiating in the Corrales, New Mexico area is our specialty, but we could travel if the need arises. We give a full range of Traditional Irish Wedding Ceremony plans; from elopement on the courthouse steps to one of the most elaborate formal wedding you might want.
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Agenda: The Gala will begin at 5:00 p.m. at the Bond Learning Center and wrap up around 8:00 pm. Delicious local food, beer and wine will be available throughout the evening. Live music begins at 5:30 p.m. and the silent auction and raffle end at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets: Tickets are $45 in advance. Tickets will be $50 at the door, and we may sell out this year, so ordering in advance is encouraged.
Things To Do at the Event:
If you play the Whiskey Pull you are guaranteed a good bottle of whiskey, and proceeds from the $30 chance go directly to Watershed Center education programs. Some lucky folks will walk away with a very special bottle worth two or three times the price of the chance! This game is made possible by the board and staff of the Watershed Committee of the Ozarks, and Missouri Spirits House.
The Brown Derby Wine Grab is another way you can make a donation to Watershed Center Education Programs and all players will walk out with a great bottle of wine. Like the Whiskey Pull, some folks will draw a bottle valued well over the $20 chance.
Fly Casting blends art and science, form and function. Beginners and experts alike can learn from the experts at Plateau Fly Shop from 5:00 pm.m to 7:30 p.m. The casting area on the west side of the building will have room for about three people at time to receive free lessons.
Some call it Bag Toss, others call it Corn Hole…we think it's a great way for you donate to Watershed Center education programs and have a chance to win a Yeti cooler donated by Bass Pro Shops. For $5 you get a ticket for the raffle, AND 4 throws. Each additional bag-in-the-hole gets you another ticket and chance to win!
Check out the best Silent Auction in town. We are humbled by the support of local artists, craftsman, makers, and local businesses who make it possible. We are excited to present a sampling of items like a Kuat Bicycle Carrier, a blown glass item by Springfield Hot Glass, 3 handmade canoe paddles, a guided bike tour of Springfield, boat rentals at Fellows Lake, photographs donated by Aaron J. Scott, turned wooden bowls, and sporting goods galore from our presenting sponsor Bass Pro Shops.
Food: The food will be set up in stations around the room. Get ready to be blown away by this amazing menu presented by Chartwell's and Chef Q including:
Local Pickling Station with Artisan Cheese Display (Local Cheeses, Grilled Items, Local Bread, etc.)
Zip Grow Salad Station: Fresh Local Heirloom and Watermelon Salad with Zip Grow Basil and Kale
Risotto Station: Local Mushroom Risotto with Garlic Scapes, Smoked Pepper Risotto with Local Chorizo Crostini
Carving Station: Chef Nate's Famous Sous Vide Pork Tenderloin with Grilled Local Corn and Arugula Salad, Shaved Shallots
Honey Cupcakes with Honey Cream Cheese and Honey and Chocolate Tartlets, all made with Local Honey
Beverages: We will have great a selection of beverages on the house!
Mother's Brewery will be serving two fabulous beers and for $10, you can purchase a "bottomless" WCO insulated tumbler to keep those drinks cool
7C's Winery has provided their delicious Roundup Red, Roundup White and Peach Mead which will be available by the glass
Award winning, high quality drinking water–so good its worth protecting!
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All proceeds benefit the Watershed Committee of the Ozarks and will help us with our growing education and outreach programs and the Watershed Fellowship program.

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Super Rare French 22" P Jumeau Bebe Antique Doll Stunning Presentation Costume
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Super Rare French 22" P Jumeau Bebe Doll Wearing STUNNING Presentation Costume!
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Have you been waiting for that one French Bebe that you CANNOT pass up? If you love rarity, singularity and absolute, unadulterated BEAUTY- this girl is for you! Don't miss this rare and exquisite face, because she is starting at JUST $1, and you NEVER KNOW when a Jumeau Bebe might slip through the cracks on ... With her nearly invisible hairline, she is a super rare opportunity doll for our amazing customers (and you can easily afford her with our LIBERAL 8 month layaway plan)- because we promise you that you will never EVER see a Jumeau quite like her again! A rare GORGEOUS French Bebe- this is a stunner that NONE of your doll friends will have; with the face of an angel and golden blond locks, you will be in LOVE at first SIGHT!
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Title: With A Vengeance by Annette Dashofy
Series: Zoe Chambers #4
Release Date: May 3, 2016
Genre: Mystery
Website: www.annettedashofy.com
Paramedic Zoe Chambers and the rest of rural Monongahela County's EMS and fire personnel are used to wading into the middle of trouble to rescue the sick and the injured. But when someone with an ax to grind seeks retribution by staging accident scenes and gunning down the first responders, Zoe finds herself forced to not only treat her own brethren of the front lines, but also, in her role as deputy coroner, seek out whoever is killing her friends.
At the same time, Vance Township Police Chief Pete Adams races to track down a gun, a mysterious all-terrain vehicle, and the sniper before Zoe goes back on duty, placing herself—and Pete—firmly in the gunman's crosshairs
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Annette Dashofy is the USA Today best-selling author of the Zoe Chambers mystery series about a paramedic and deputy coroner in rural Pennsylvania's tight-knit Vance Township. CIRCLE OF INFLUENCE was a finalist for the Agatha Award for Best First Novel and for the David Award for Best Mystery of 2014. Her fourth and latest, WITH A VENGEANCE, will be released in early May.


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Frank Ocean took his talents to the land of ATL to host a dope concert. His fans packed out the venue in full! Peep pics and video footages below…
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We are God and we are the accuser. Seems so damn difficult for us to grasp responsibility. Better to make up entities to cast our actions upon, yeah, that's the ticket. "The Devil made me do it!" – Geraldine, played by Flip Wilson… 😉
That which is for us, and that which is against us, are both within us, both parts of us. One is called, among other names, Satan. The other is called, among other names, Christ.
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Retailer Amazon.com Inc. discounted Microsoft Corp.'s Kinect for Xbox 360 Three-Game Bundle to under $100 post a Q2 gain in the Xbox business.
This week, the Kinect sensor with three game titles held the Kinect sensor with three game titles at a sale price of $99.99, $50 below the $149.99 MSRP.
Microsoft in Jan. said the Entertainment and Devices division, which includes the Xbox business, held a 15 percent increase in second quarter earnings.
The division held revenue of $4.24 billion, a 15 percent increase from the year prior.
Xbox Live paid subscribers increased 33 percent to total 40 million members.
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I was going to post a review tonight, but this morning I got clever and wrote a post on Quora about stating opinions clearly and without apology, or conditionals.
In my many years of posting here, I have received any number of personal insults, accusations of not "doing the research" (which I consider ridiculous on the face of it, an opinion on a comic, no matter how ill-informed, does not need "research,") and the most typical of all, I have been called a "bitch," more times than I can count. Yesterday I began a review with an apology and for that, I was scolded by my wife. I thought about it last night and in the morning, I wrote this post on Quora:
Why I am no longer "Thinking," "Feeling" or "Believing" on Quora
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Another writer has stepped up to share her experience from the receiving end of the story coaching experience. I suggested it to her because it presents an all-too-common situation: answering the question "what is your concept?" with a thin and/or familiar premise, rather than something conceptual.
This one thing can make the difference between publishing, or not publishing.
In fact, it's one of the leading causes of rejection, even when the writer is competent and the story otherwise well-told. If an agent or editor is less than compelled because they've "been there, read that," if the story is too familiar right out of the starting blocks, then it's already mediocre.
And mediocre isn't enough. It'll kill your chances.
So dive in, see if this rings familiar, or simply rings a bell. Hope so. Click this — Case Study – Abby — to engage.
The Consequences — and the Win-Win — of over-delivery.
You'll find there is a lot of here, and it resides at the sweet spot of the entire writing-for-publication proposition. Based on feedback, on the evoution of how I do these, I"m moving the price of my Kick-Start Conceptual Review to $50. (Note: the case study sample shows the old price, which was $35.)
And my goal will remain to over-deliver. I'm adding a "bonus question" to the Questionnaire… your choice. You'll see that today's case study went there, and the answer might save her a year or two of revision.
Feel free to offer your thoughts to this author here in the Comments, as well. Thanks for playing.
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The full story plan Story Coaching Advenure Program (a longer, deeper level of Questionnaire and analysis), that remains $150… click HERE for that.


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This weekend is another big weekend of sport and Sportsnewsireland.com will keep you up to date with all the events as they occur.
We will bring you preview, live updates and reports from:
- Limerick v Clare, NHL Division 2 title decider, Sat 30th April 6.30pm
- Cavan v Galway, All Ireland under 21 football final, Sunday 01st May, 2.00pm
- Kilkenny v Dublin, NHL division 1 title decider, Sunday 01st May, 4.00pm
- New York v Roscommon, Connacht GAA Football All Ireland Senior Championship 2011, Sunday 01st May 8pm
We will also have reports from the Nicky Raynard, Christy Ring and Lory Meagher games.
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We will bring you previews, live score updates and reports from all the action on the 29th April
Sportsnewsireland will bring you previews, live updates and report from Leinster's clash with Toulouse in the Heineken cup and Munster v Harlequins
Sportsnewsireland will bring you the results from all the triathlon's and the Great limerick run
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Josi's is dedicated to helping our community. We have a fun way to raise money for your non-profit group. We will host your group in our store along with friends, family, coworkers, neighbors and anyone wanting to help a good cause
Booking a fundraiser is easy to do!
- 20% percentage of the events sales will be donated to your organization
- A fun night out with friends and guests enjoying a tasty treat for a local neighborhood cause
- It's a healthy frozen yogurt treat, of course!
Fundraising is open to all types of non-profit organizations: Schools, Charities, Girls Scouts/Boy Scouts, Senior groups, Youth groups, Sport clubs, Church groups, PTA or PTO Organizations, Other Fundraising causes
Submit your request to firstname.lastname@example.com with the following:
Organization name , your name & phone number, tax Id#, make checks payable to, requested date (Monday through Thursday Only) and tell us about your cause.
Monetary contributions: 8,487.01 (Does not include product donations)
We have supported a number of organizations since we opened out doors in 2014 including:
- St. Viators School
- St. Bart's
- Beard School
- Special Olympics
- Live Like Roo
- Arts Alive Chicago
- Irving Park Food Pantry
- Chicago Veterans
- St. Bartholomew School
- The Chelsea Hutchinson Roundation
- St. John's Lutheran School
- St. Pascals – The Catacombs
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- Cleveland School – Donors Choose
- Puerto Rican Agenda Hurricane relief
- Dylan Provenzano fundraiser
- Gray Elementary PTO
- Windy City Roller Derby
- Northside Learning Center
- Independence Park
- St. Roberts Bellarmine
- Special Olympics
- Portage Park Easter event
- Gompers Park Baseball Association
- Relay for Life
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- St. Viator School
- Independence Park Advisory Board
- Friends of Thorp
- Friends of Beard
- Disney II Educational Fund
- Circus in the Park
- Autism Speaks
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- Vital Bridges
- Six Corners Recovery House
- CARPE Librum
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- Filament Theater
- St. Bartholomew Golf Outing
- Shurz High School Low Incident Classroom "Bulldog Blend Cafe"
- Special Olympics
- Irving Park Food Pantry
- Gompers Park Baseball Association
- St. Edwards School
- St. Pascals Boy Scouts
- Cubs Scout Pack 3997
- St. Viator School
- Christian Family Co-op
- Hands to Help Ministries
- Friends of Beard
- Irving Park Methodist Church
- Windy City Duck Derby
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- Belding Parent Group
- St. Bart's Parent Club
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- Lydia House
- Cleveland Grammar School "Independent living skills zone"
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What's your firefighting strategy in the 'Green Economy?'
Frankly, I think we, as a service, are behind the power curve on this topic
I tell people all the time that one of the reasons I chose the fire and emergency services as a career is because there's always something new to learn; this story provides a great example.
Clearly, the "Green Economy" has arrived everywhere in the United States, bringing with it the immediate need for fire departments to get training on the impacts of green building techniques on firefighting strategy and tactics.
Personally, I had no idea about how to address photovoltaic (solar) panels on a roof until I saw a presentation at the IAFF Redmond Health and Safety Symposium a couple years ago.
Without that knowledge, I would have dealt with them like any good (former) truck company firefighter: by smashing or cutting them. Wrong answer!
Similarly, when you climb up on top of a building and find a so-called "green" (vegetative) roof, what's your ventilation plan?
How about a group of fast-spinning miniature windmills placed along the parapet wall; are you expecting that at 2 a.m?
Frankly, I think we, as a service, are behind the power curve on this topic. We can't delay in developing the knowledge base, getting the training, and changing our strategy and tactics where needed.
It's also vital to reinforce the importance of area familiarization, pre-incident planning, and making sure the fire department is involved in your local planning/zoning function.
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A 71-year-old friend phoned me the other day, opening the conversation with the salvo, "What is it that I don't understand about blogging." Instead of saying simply, "Everything," I told him that I believe blogging is a crucial communications channel in these early years of the 21st century. I told him that when Microsoft was releasing a new XBox, Bill Gates gave just one, lengthy personal interview — not the the New York Times or the Wall Street Journal or Forbes but to a prominent and influential videogame blogger. I told him that there are 50 or 60 million blogs worldwide. And if I had that conversation with him today instead of earlier in the week, I would have added that J. Willard "Bill" Marriott, Jr., who turns 75 later this month, has become a blogger.
Bill Marriott, the chairman and CEO of the hotel chain that his father founded and that bears his family name (as well as other hotel brands), has started a blog called Marriott on the Move. Instead of being an ivory-tower executive, or executive emeritus, Mr. Marriott — as employees refer to him — still roams the world checking on existing hotels and construction of new ones, appearing at hotel openings and travel industry concentions and more.
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Short-Term Dose–Response Characteristics of 2-Iminobiotin Immediately Postinsult in the Neonatal Piglet After Hypoxia-Ischemia
Background and Purpose—To determine the optimal dose of 2-iminobiotin (2-IB) for the treatment of moderate to severe asphyxia in a neonatal piglet model of hypoxia-ischemia.
Methods—Newborn piglets were subjected to a 30-minute hypoxia-ischemia insult and randomly treated with vehicle or 2-IB (0.1 mg/kg, 0.2 mg/kg, or 1.0 mg/kg). aEEG background and seizure activity were scored after hypoxia-ischemia every 4 h until 24 h and at 48 h and neurobehavioral scores were obtained. Brain tissue was collected and processed for analysis of caspase-3 activity, histology, and tyrosine nitration.
Results—A dose range of 0.1 to 1.0 mg/kg/dose of 2-IB improved short-term outcome as demonstrated by an increased survival with a normal aEEG and decreased nitrotyrosine staining in the 2-IB–treated animals, indicating decreased cellular damage. Neurobehavior, caspase-3 activity in thalamus, and histology scores were not significantly different.
Conclusions—Based on survival with a normal aEEG, 0.2 mg/kg 2-IB is likely to be the most appropriate dose for use in future clinical trials in neonates with perinatal hypoxia-ischemia.
Perinatal hypoxia-ischemia (HI) is a significant cause of neonatal brain injury. Neonatal animal models of HI show that excessive production of nitric oxide (NO), mediated by nitric oxide synthases (NOS), play an important role in the pathogenesis of neuronal injury after HI in the neonate.1,2 Three isoforms of NOS exist: the constitutively expressed neuronal NOS, endothelial NOS, and the inducible NOS. In vitro studies have shown that selective inhibition of neuronal NOS and inducible NOS can be achieved by the NOS inhibitor 2-iminobiotin (2-IB).3
To transition treatment to the human term neonate, it is important to know the dose–response effect of 2-IB to identify the optimal dose to be given after perinatal HI. The aim of this study was to determine the dose–response characteristics of 2-IB in a preclinical animal model of perinatal HI and to establish the most effective dose (range) for future clinical trials. This study was performed in our piglet model of inhalational HI, which is clinically, electrophysiologically, and neuropathologically comparable with the term born human neonate.4
Please see the online-only Data Supplement for expanded Methods. Experiments were performed in accordance with National Health and Medical Research Council guidelines (Australia) and approved by the University of Queensland Animal Ethics Committee.
The HI insult was performed in term neonatal piglets (n=47) as previously described5; 6 animals served as sham-operated controls. HI piglets were randomly assigned to blinded treatment with vehicle or 2-IB at 0.1, 0.2, or 1 mg/kg/dose i.v. immediately post-HI and dosing repeated every 4 h until 20 h (6 doses in total). aEEG background pattern, presence of epileptic activity, and neurobehavior were scored.6
At 48 h postinsult animals were euthanized and tissue analyzed for caspase-3 activity, tyrosine nitration, and histology (see the online-only Data Supplement).
In total, 47 piglets were subjected to HI; 16 piglets were only mildly affected (continuous normal voltage at 30 min post-HI; see the online-only Data Supplement for examples) and excluded from further analysis. Of the remaining 31 piglets, 10 were vehicle-treated, 7 received 0.1 mg/kg/dose, 9 received 0.2 mg/kg/dose, and 5 received 1.0 mg/kg/dose. There was no difference in birth weight, postnatal age, pH, arterial BE, PO2, PCO2, duration of hypotension, heart rate, or temperature between treatment groups (see the online-only Data Supplement).
There was a significant overall effect of 2-IB on survival with a normal aEEG at 48 h (P=0.0047; Table 1). Treatment was effective in all 3 dosing groups, with the 0.2 mg/kg/dose group showing the highest proportion of surviving animals with a normal aEEG at 48 h. 2-IB treated piglets also demonstrated significantly less tyrosine nitration in thalamus, parietal, and temporal cortex at all doses versus vehicle-treated piglets (Figure). No nitrotyrosine-modified substrates were observed in sham-operated piglets.
Caspase-3 activity in thalamus was not significantly different between groups (P=0.096; Table 2). aEEG-patterns over time are shown in the online-only Data Supplement. Electrographic seizure activity was detected in all HI-injured piglets from about 4 h onwards until 48 h but was abolished in the 0.2 and 1.0 mg/kg dose groups between 24 and 48 h. Neurobehavioral and histology scores did not show significant differences (see the online-only Data Supplement).
The aim of the present study was to determine the short-term dose–response characteristics of 2-IB for treatment of moderate to severe perinatal HI. Animals treated with 2-IB demonstrated greater survival with a normal aEEG at 48 h and reduced tyrosine nitration. Decreased nitrotyrosine staining supports the NO pathway as a potential mechanism of neonatal HI injury. The aEEG background pattern is known to be an early predictor of brain injury in term infants with hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy.7 Because piglet HI brain injury closely mimics that of human HI brain injury, the effect of 2-IB on aEEG background pattern can be considered a good biomarker of clinical outcome.8 In our piglet model, 2-IB treatment promoted recovery of aEEG background pattern and reduced epileptic activity.
In human term-equivalent rats, 2-IB neuroprotection has been demonstrated at 10 mg/kg/dose when administered s.c. three times in 24 h.9 Previous studies in newborn piglets examined only 0.2 mg/kg/dose and reported neuroprotection at 24 h with 6 doses (i.v.) every 4h.10,11 Our current study supports that the full dose range of 0.1 to 1.0 mg/kg 2-IB is safe; the 0.2 mg/kg/dose shows the most promising short-term outcome data in our piglet model of perinatal HI. Limitations of this study include the treatment with 2-IB immediately postinsult, and the potential bias caused by the exclusion of mildly affected piglets. Because hypothermia is currently an established treatment for perinatal HI in high-income countries, preclinical studies of combination therapy of 2-IB with delayed hypothermia would be essential before a clinical trial can be considered. For translation into human clinical studies (perinatal HI without hypothermia), we believe that a starting dose comparable with the 0.2 mg/kg dose in the piglet will be optimal and safe.
We thank Stephanie Miller and Dr Ir. Mira Wenker.
Sources of Funding
Funding support was provided from Neurophyxia B.V., National Health and Medical Research Council (Australia), and UQ Center for Clinical Research.
The online-only Data Supplement is available with this article at http://stroke.ahajournals.org/lookup/suppl/doi:10.1161/STROKEAHA.112.677922/-/DC1.
- Received September 24, 2012.
- Accepted December 6, 2012.
- © 2013 American Heart Association, Inc.
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Sohila is Persian-American, and has been living in the Los Angeles area for 36 years. Intelligent and multi-dimensional, she earned her Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering before becoming a successful entrepreneur. After earning her Master's degree in Psychology with an emphasis on Marriage and Family Therapy, she became a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. Once her supervised hours are completed, she will have achieved all of the requirements for her doctorate in Psychology.
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Dignity Health & Trilogy Architecture have joined forces with FPAE (the Foundation for Promoting Arts Education) to bring Grammy-Award® winning and multi-platinum selling recording artist George Winston. Trilogy Architect, James Theimer, has inspired/challenged the Redding Community to a match fund. Mr. Theimer has agreed to match dollar for dollar (up to $30,000) of funds donated towards the benefit.
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Law, Knowledge, Culture
The Production of Indigenous Knowledge in Intellectual Property Law
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Chapter 8: Globalising Indigenous Rights in Intellectual Property
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A summary of the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) and its history of engagement with colonial/postcolonial relations establishes the initial discussion for this chapter. This is in order to contextualise the current politics involving the position of indigenous people and indigenous knowledge in international regimes of intellectual property. It will illustrate that the fluidity of issues within the international domain are related to both the decolonisation period following the Second World War and the increased globalisation of markets and trade that dominated the world economic stage for the last quarter of the twentieth century. As already stated in Part One, prior to the establishment of WIPO in 1967, there existed a series of international conventions that regulated intellectual property frameworks and shaped intellectual property norms.1 Theorists have highlighted how these conventions, in particular the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property (1883) and the Berne Convention on the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works (1886), were established through political, social and cultural indices. For example, Saunders argues that the signing of the Berne Convention 'was the outcome of unforeseeable interactions between a variety of geopolitical interests, legal traditions, cultural politics, commercial calculations, literary and artistic professional pressures and governmental concern with trade economics, foreign policy priorities and national cultural distinction'.2 Bently and Sherman take this argument as a point of departure in their analysis and conclude that, 'Berne emerged out of a complex matrix of pre-existing international and colonial relations'.3 What is important in Bently and Sherman's reading of...
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Mammoth is preparing for the upcoming winter season with the announcement of the promotion of Michael Gregory to Director of Terrain Parks and the addition of Sam Poffley, former June Mountain Park Manager, as Unbound's Park Manager for the 2012-2013 ski season.
"Michael's role as Director will have an immediate effect on how marketing and operations work together to curate the world's best terrain parks for all abilities," said Eric Meyers, Brand Content Manager at Mammoth Mountain. "As a Mammoth local with a fierce business sense, Michael has the knowledge to not only provide a high-level training ground for professionals, but understands the need to cater to intermediate riders looking to progress and grow."
"I am extremely excited to continue with Unbound in an expanded role," said Gregory. "This new position will allow further collaboration with athletes, sponsors and most importantly our guests to provide world-class terrain. We've cultivated such a passionate and high quality Unbound team--it's going to be a great season full of new and unexpected changes."
In addition to celebrating his new position, Gregory also expressed his excitement in welcoming Sam Poffley to the Mammoth team.
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The new creative force behind Unbound's nine terrain parks, Poffley is equally stoked to be on board with Mammoth.
"I am extremely happy to be back at Mammoth Mountain doing what I love to do. This is where my career in the snow begun, and it's here in Mammoth where I have learned SO much from some of the best in the world," said Poffley. "Mammoth has always been on the cutting edge of the Industry, and I am excited to bring a little June flavor to the table to provide the best park experience for everyone. I'm sure that no matter what the weather brings next winter the Unbound will have another amazing season."
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Certainly not a new face on the Mammoth park scene, Gregory was born and raised in Mammoth Lakes, growing up in the heart of the ski and snowboard industries. With a degree from Whittier College in Business Administration and Management, 13 seasons working for Mammoth and six in the Unbound, Gregory brings a unique, well-rounded and creative vision to Unbound Terrain Parks and is a key component in the future of Mammoth's success. As Director, Michael will continue to oversee all operational aspects of Mammoth's Terrain Parks, as well as Unbound sponsorship management and fulfillment.
As Mammoth's youngest Department Head, Gregory was nominated for top "30 Under 30" in Ski Area Management Magazine, has overseen four USSA Grand Prix's, developed and executed a private US Ski and Snowboard Team training ground, designed and reformatted the West Coast Invitational, among many accomplishments.
"Unbound continues to be an integral part of Mammoth's reputation and continued success--Michael's new role, and the changes to come, will only magnify the innovation and quality guest experience in our parks," said Mark Brownlie, Managing Director of Athletics at Mammoth Mountain.
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Originally from Pennsylvania, Poffley has called Mammoth home for the past ten years, beginning his career as a Mammoth fleet cat driver in 2002, and previously working for Mammoth Unbound in the 2006/2007 season. In addition, Poffley spent three summers at Falls Creek, Australia as a park builder and one at Vail before coming to June. With six seasons at June Mountain, three of those as Park Manager, Poffley successfully elevated June as one of the top overall parks in the country. At June, he was responsible for all daily operations, sponsorship management, event planning, photo shoot execution and marketing of the terrain parks. This winter, Mammoth will look to Poffley to lead the Unbound team in creating inspired products that open the world of terrain parks to everyone and continue to push what is possible within the action sports realm.


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Patriots' Day in Lexington offered two parades in one day — a Youth of Lexington Sunrise Parade at 7:30 a.m., and the afternoon parade at 2 p.m. — and the sun shone brightly on both.
What could be better than a parade?
How about two?
Patriots' Day in Lexington offered two parades in one day — a Youth of Lexington Sunrise Parade at 7:30 a.m., and the afternoon parade at 2 p.m. — and the sun shone brightly on both.
In the morning, parade viewers took in a strongly community-focused parade featuring Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, the Town Meeting Members Association, the Lexington Lions Club, Lexington Rainbow Girls, the Lexington High School bands, and many others.
Luke Politi and Jacquelyn O'Conner of the Lexington Youth Commission (LYC) were the co-chief marshals of the morning parade. LYC promotes community service activities for the town's high school students.
"It was fun," said Politi, 16, a junior at Lexington Christian Academy. "We started at the Muzzey Senior Center. As we got into Lexington Center, there were a lot of people. Everyone was taking pictures of us with their cell phones."
The afternoon parade featured 75 separate groups and floats, a rich mix of businesses, bands and community service organizations, most with close ties to Lexington.
To start things off, Selectman George Burnell drove the grand marshal, Margery Battin, in his flashy red Mustang convertible. Battin was escorted by an honor guard from the Lexington Police and Fire departments.
The Lexington High School band marched in memory of Don Gillespie, the longtime LHS music director, who recently passed away.
Three local garden shops — Wilson Farm, Wagon Wheel Nursery and Farmstand, and Mahoney's Garden Center of Winchester — put together flowery floats. Other floats honored Lexington's sister city program with Antony, France, and the Lexington Arts and Crafts Society's 75th anniversary.
Many area businesses and organizations also took part in the parade, including Michelson's Shoes, LexFun, Youville Place and Arlex Oil.
The Friends of Willards Woods, a group that advocates for the continued off-leash walking of dogs in the conservation area, marched accompanied by man in a dog suit to the delight of children in the crowd.
LexFarm, a group advocating for community farming on town-owned land, walked with dozens of followers, including people holding giant carrots, flowers and bees, and others dressed as a dancing pea pod.


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Midlife singles reveal: "My kids found me love!"
By Chelsea Kaplan
Sure, it's tough to be a single parent who's ready to date again after 40. And while you might think that kids — with their constant needs and insane schedules — would hinder a new relationship, it's often children who help ignite love. Just ask these people whose little ones unknowingly played Cupid.
Hitting a home run
"I was probably at my 800th little league game, only this time, without my husband, who was newly my ex-husband. Seated next to me was Chip, an extremely cute single dad whose son was playing for the opposing team. Despite our adversarial fandom, we ended up chatting and hitting it off. We exchanged numbers, and soon, met up in a non-ball-field locale and had a great time! We're still dating, and it's looking like this one may go out of the park, so to speak!"
– Jill Kashun, 50, Bloomfield Hills, MI
"After my divorce, my husband moved to another state. I felt like my son needed to be around some positive male role models, so I signed him up for a junior football team in my town. The coaches were all great with the boys, but one of them, Brian, was especially sweet, not to mention easy on the eyes. At the end-of-the-season party, we ended up talking and found out that we had a lot in common. He asked me out, and after a few dates we realized we really liked each other. We've been together for about a year now."
– Bonnie Kirklan, 43, Fort Worth, TX
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"My fiancée Kris was actually my son's kindergarten teacher! I couldn't help but find her attractive on his first day of school, but I never considered asking her out until the school year was over; not only did I think it was inappropriate, but I was also concerned she'd be freaked out by a divorced dad hitting on her! The day after school let out for the summer, I called her, offering to take her to lunch as thanks for being such a great teacher. Eventually, we began seeing each other exclusively, and the rest, as they say, is history!"
– Mike Lowell, 45, Easton, PA
Care to go for a stroll?
"While shopping for a jogging stroller for my kids, I needed a price check on an unmarked item. The salesperson called the store manager, who absolutely took my breath away — he was so good-looking! I don't even remember the price — I would have paid a thousand dollars for it, just to keep talking to him. He ended up giving me a discount, and after thanking him profusely for his help, he gave me his card. I called him about a week later, asked him out, and we've been dating for a few months now. The great thing is that I like the stroller as much as I like him!"
– Traci Saxton, 40, Germantown, MD
Getting along swimmingly
"My wife and I got divorced when my daughter was six months old, but we were amicable enough to share custody. I signed up to take a swimming class with the baby, and there was one single mom in the group (the rest were couples), so we gravitated towards each other and soon became friends. We began meeting up with the kids after the class was over, and always had a great time together. One afternoon, I just went for it and kissed her, and she kissed back! I'm pretty glad I signed up for that class — we've been together ever since."
– Eric Farrington, 44, Oakland, CA
Shopping for love
"I was shopping for a birthday gift for my daughter at Nordstrom and had absolutely no idea how to navigate the preteen girls department. A woman who was also shopping in the department at the time must have noticed my distress and came over to help. She was so charming and funny that I asked her if she'd like to join me for a cup of coffee after shopping. She agreed, and we ended up spending the rest of the afternoon together. I've been on a few dates with her since, and each is more enjoyable. As a side note, my daughter loved what my date picked out for her."
– Bob McWilliams, 51, Colorado Springs, CO
Artsy hearts-y
"My daughter's art project was featured at a local museum, and there was a reception for all the kids and parents. A local, fairly celebrated artist was in attendance to present certificates to the kids. At the end of the evening, the artist came up to my daughter and remarked how much he loved her painting, and I was instantly smitten. My daughter couldn't have cared less who he was, but he and I began discussing art, and then about every other topic on Earth. We were the last people to leave the place. I did finally go home, but not until after we exchanged email addresses. He contacted me soon after that, and we ended up dating!"
– Jeanine Eagleton, 46, Columbus, OH
Setting sights on the sitter
"This sounds like a creepy cliché, but I began dating my kids' babysitter. I have custody of my kids, and during one tax season — I'm an accountant — I needed some extra help taking care of them. A friend said that her sister Pam could help me out. Pam wasn't a teenager — she was only a few years younger than me. When she came over, I just fell in love with how warm, gentle and fun she was. It was like this light had been brought back into my house after my divorce; it felt like a home again. After tax season was over, I was so sad to see her go, so I asked her out and we began seeing each other romantically. I was happy, my kids were happy and so was she! About two years later, we got married and have been together for four wonderful years."
– Kurt Schneider, 65, Kansas City, MO
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Monterey's Little Mexico building - Tulsa
This property is being offered as an Investment Sales Property with a multi-year Lease in place. Located in front of Town West Center
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Title: Monterey's Little Mexico building - Tulsa
Property Name: Monterey's Little MexicoType: Retail For Sale
Contact: Everest Ernst ,
Address: 5694 W Skelly Dr
City: Tulsa
State: Oklahoma
Zip: 73099
Sq. Feet: 2,152
Acres: 0.32
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Floors: 1
Year Built: 2001
Occupany: single
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