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Six Days in: Jackson, White water Rafting, Yellowstone summer crowds
Tired of carrying my heavy camera and bag around, I packed it up for a day while we wandered through Jackson. Of course, now I wish that I hadn't-- Jackson, Wyoming was a goldmine of a town that I wanted to see every inch of. Tucked in the mountains, Jackson's streets were lined with galleries, restaurants, and numerous outdoor recreation companies offering so many ways to explore the wilderness that surrounds the town. It was one of those places that I immediately knew I wanted to revisit and spend more time in. (Stay tuned, I will go back)
Our white-water rafting trip began around 1 pm. We, as well as other families and groups, all piled on to a bus to head for the river. I usually aim to plan one or two not-hiking-or-on-the-road activities. In the past we have kayaked and gone on boat tours--usually some sort of water sport. Its definitely something I recommended for road-trip enthusiasts. Joining random groups of people is great way to meet people on the road, which is half the fun of traveling around our own country. We shared a raft with a family from Vietnam, a couple recently moved from Manhattan to California, and a group of travelling friends staying in the area. A little girl sat behind me with her life-jacket to her ears. At one point she tapped me on the shoulder and pointed to something on my life-jacket. I looked down to see a bug crawling across my jacket, and immediately loved the little girl who was trying to save me from a bug. She was so excited each time we went through a rapid-- she yelled from the back of the raft when we were on still water for any amount of time to 'go through another one!'. During one of these calm straights on the river, the guys from the group of friends jumped off of the boat and into the freezing water. If her father had let her, she would have been in that water in seconds. She watched the guys and said 'That looks fun!' and our guide responded, 'It is fun!'. (*heart melting little girl nostalgia)
On the bus back to Jackson, we spoke to a the guys on our raft, Ian and Tucker, who worked at Yellowstone the summer before and gave us the skinny on what to cover at Yellowstone. Which was incredibly helpful because we didn't know what we were getting ourselves into (lots and lots of people). I talked to Ian about astrology and fuck-boys (pardon my french, a term used to describe stupid tooly dudes) and he told me about his dad's photography hobby. We parted ways, but added each other on Facebook where I now get to see his continued travels from my cubicle (where he might see this post and read about himself, HEY!).
So we have zero pictures of the day I just mentioned. But enjoy these from day we spent in Yellowstone. Yellowstone is massive, surrounded by forest an mountains, and as it turns out, very very busy in July. We got started really early, waking up and hiking before we saw Old Faithful erupt (erupt?) at 8 in the morning. Rather than watching with the crowd up close, we watched from afar with a handful of other visitors with the same idea. The activity and surface of the earth at Yellowstone is just bizarre. Truly bizarre. It's all living and moving, erupting and bubbling. The sound the paint pots made (click to see someones vid of paint pots) as the mud bubbled and popped made me a giddy little kid, laughing at the sounds and the shapes of the mud bubbles popping into the air.
After one particular turn off- I think it was to see the south rim of the Yellowstone Grand Canyon-- we got fed up from waiting in line to park and turned our car around to leave. With the entitlement and snobbishness that comes from visiting National Parks back-to-back like we own the place, we wanted all of the people to GO SOMEWHERE ELSE. Like an amusement park or something-- that's where this kind of business and contentedness belonged. On our way out of the park we pulled over to have a late lunch overlooking Yellowstone Lake. Compared to the out-of-this-world geysers and springs, the lake was more familiar and conventionally beautiful. The sky was mirrored on the surface of the lake--the land filled with flowers and open space. We said goodbye to Yellowstone with plans already to return--without the chaos of tourists-- who were piling out of their cars as we sat, turning our lake solitude into family time. *end crotchety old lady rant
EDIT: Almost forgot to share the yellow flowers print from my Society6 Shop. Check em out by clicking the image for a specific product, or by clicking here to go to my shop. Thanks, guys!
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So, this is happening!
Sarah Tyley and I are really excited to announce that we are to host a writing retreat in France with special guest tutor, Helen Cross.
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Germany's leading job board for Science, Healthcare, IT and Engineering - jobvector – organises its popular career fair in Munich again. At the jobvector career day international corporations, SMEs and research institutions present themselves in personal conversation and company presentations. Graduates, young professionals and professionals from high-tech academic disciplines will benefit from many valuable services. Visitors may consult current job openings at the jobvector JobWall, get a professional application photo taken and participate in CV-Checks. The unique mix of toplevel employers comprises Boehringer Ingelheim, German Federal Police, Berlin-Chemie, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Bundesbank (German Central Bank), IBM, ITK Engineering, Lonza and QIAGEN.
Registration online and all additional services at the jobvector career day are free of charge.
For further information, an overview of all participating companies and for online registration
please visit www.jobvector.de/careerday.
Upcoming jobvector career days
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About jobvector
www.jobvector.com is the award-winning specialist job board for scientists, physicians, IT-specialists and engineers. Besides the online platform for high-tech jobs, jobvector organises the industry-specific career fair jobvector career day and publishes the career guide Karrieretrends.
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When to Recalibrate a FitMachine
FitMachine condition monitoring sensors operate by detecting changes to equipment health relative to the 'normal' running conditions learned during the calibration period.
Consequently, this makes the calibration period critical to the success of your FitMachine deployment, so knowing when to recalibrate a FitMachine is very important.
Following these guidelines for recalibration will result in the best results from your FitMachine deployment:
A FitMachine WILL NEED to be recalibrated when:
- it is moved for any reason
- significant maintenance is performed on the equipment it is monitoring
- it is replaced with a new unit (note in this case, the new unit will begin its own calibration automatically)
A FitMachine MAY also need to be recalibrated when:
- a significant abnormal event occurs during the calibration process
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- Maintenance is performed on an asset where the change in performance drastically affects the performance of a linked asset
- For example, if you were to monitor a cooling tower and a connected chiller unit where the cooling tower had to undergo major maintenance. Following the maintenance, the cooling tower may operate more efficiently, reducing the work required by the chiller unit and reducing the vibration level
- If the system is issuing alerts for an asset, and you are confident that the equipment is operating correctly despite the change the FitMachine has measured
How to ReCalibrate a FitMachine
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Denim Daze 2.0 - Denim Jacket
The final piece in my Denim Daze series is a denim jacket. I have several denim jackets, all of which I love. For as long as I can remember I have liked denim jackets. Just like moto jackets, to me they seem cool and tough, but done up the right way they can be feminine and flirty. I own a simple jacket that has no embellishments in a light wash. I also have a cropped one in a medium wash that I have styled on the blog many times. A few others include a white, a light wash with white eyelet stripes and an orange one. This week I am featuring a newer one I acquired from Christopher and Banks. The characteristic that drew me to this one, was the embroidered detail.
I wanted this outfit to be casual, but still clean and fresh. These pinstriped light weight ankle pants are thrifted and Gloria Vanderbilt brand. They have become a go to summer option in my closet, when I want a little more coverage, but not the heavy weight of regular denim.
I thought this floral Croft & Barrow tee from Kohl's went perfectly with the colors in the embroidery of the jacket. This tee was a recent purchase and has longer short sleeves and a medium weight. I love the cute pic on the front. If I had the time, and was more disciplined I would love to have more of a garden, a bit like an English garden with loads of different kinds of flowers that have some sort of uniform messiness to them.
Here is an up close of the embroidered detail. I can see wearing this into the fall with colors like rust, and maroon.
In keeping with the blue theme of my outfit, I opted for blue accessories. This cute cross body bag was gifted to my by my younger daughter for Christmas. I love the gold zippers and fringe detail.
Since I was on a floral kick I pulled out my floral SO flats. If you follow me regularly you know I love these flats and have them in four different colors. They are comfy and easy to get on and off.
I also wore a simple heart necklace with a pink stone. This was the perfect finishing touch.
Do you like to wear denim jackets? How do you like to style yours? What sort of washes do you have denim jackets in? I'd love to hear your thoughts, so leave a comment or two below.
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Author: Joycelynn Okezie
Recording artist and songwriter Rosey Gold recently released her new single "Warriors." The song was created to help raise awareness for endometriosis. Written after her first surgery for endometriosis in 2018, Rosey chants over the hook, "this road is long but we'll go on together, strong together like Warriors". 1 in 10 women have Endometriosis, that is approximately 176 million women worldwide and there is no cure for this chronic illness. "I made this song to give hope to anyone who may suffer from a chronic illness, I wanted something up-tempo and positive sounding to bring uplifting energy and light to the situation."
As a singer/songwriter, Rosey Gold has recorded with various Grammy Award-winning, multi-platinum producers and songwriters including: Mantra ( Ne-Yo, Jidenna, Kat Deluna) Aaron Lamont (Chris Brown, J Holiday), Donnell Shawn (Janet Jackson, Mary J. Blige, Day26), Richard "Younglord" Frierson (Cassie, G-Unit), and Quentin Dennard (Yolanda Adams).
Rosey is inspired by the sound of top 40 radio from that spans from the '50s to the sound of today. Rosey says, "Growing up music was a huge part of my life and I have so many great memories associated with so many different songs. I just want to keep that energy flowing by sharing lyrics from my heart. Like everything I sing, I write 100% or I'm with my team Gold Coast and that's the fam so it's all love and all real. I know that those with ears to hear and eyes to see will get it. I'm super excited to put out more music and connect with the people.


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There are so many things that a parent wants to remember forever.......the first step, tooth, words......well, Tucker has been talking for quite a while now (he's 2 1/2) and like I said he is our constant source of entertainment, mostly through some of the crazy things he says. This entry is all the many Tucker'isms' we've been blessed to hear the last 2 1/2 years. I'm sure I have forgotton a few and will continually need to update.
Grandpa = "Papa"
Grandma = "Button"
Saxophone = "Sakonone"
What does Willie say? = "Meow"
What does Simon say? = "Ruff Ruff"
What does Mommy say? = "No Tucker!"
What does Papa/Daddy say? = "(snoring sound)"
An answer to a yes/no question = "Yep", "Nope"
Daddy working with big kids? = "Daddy wookin' wif big digs?"
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Chinese scientists CRISPR a human for the first time
A group of Chinese scientists injected a human being with cells genetically edited using CRISPR-Cas9 technology. This is the first time CRISPR has been used on a fully formed adult human and it's encouraged a biomedical battle between China and the United States.
The scientists from China are hoping the genetically edited cells will help their patient fend off a virulent type of lung cancer in hopes it might work on other cancer patients who have not responded to chemotherapy, radiation and other treatments.


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As a member of our housekeeping team you will be cleaning rooms and setting them up to meet our brand standards. Travelodge prides itself on clean and fresh rooms and you will play a central role in helping to maintain these high standards so that our guests can enjoy a spotless room.
What you can expect from us
At Travelodge, we are warm, straightforward and optimistic. We have a big footprint in the UK, but still a small company feel and you can expect quality and value to be built in to everything we do. Every day is different here and you definitely see life! We want you to bring your personality to work and we love our diversity
Reward and recognition
You will earn £7.50 per hour (for day workers, 15% more for night workers) and you can also expect to enjoy room and food discounts and friends and family rates. We are committed to recognising a job well done and commitment to quality is rewarded.
Career and development
You can expect full training in your role and you don't need previous experience to join us. We have transparent career paths at Travelodge and you get to choose how far and how fast you want to go. Our Aspire Programme recognises everyone is different. If you want to study for a Diploma in Hospitality Aspire – Discoverer is for you. If you want to develop towards managing your own hotel, Aspire Traveller is a structured training and development programme. You will also be supported to achieve your Diploma in Team Leading during your training if you opt to join Aspire - Traveller.
To succeed in this role, you will need to be able to bend and lift with ease, operate a vacuum cleaner and make beds. You will need a basic understanding of the English language and be able to understand and communicate effectively with your colleagues and customers.
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Vivid & Vibrant: RektRohan
RektRohan is the up-and-coming makeup artist that you need in your life. A funny, genuine teenager, he explores makeup, not just in its cosmetics form, but as an art.
Rohan uses makeup, which is generally thought of as very feminine, to make parallels with today's problems regarding gender roles. As a person of color, he is very interested in subjects such as white washing, colourism and cultural appropriation—and the way they pertain to makeup and fashion.
Unafraid and bold, he utilizes beautiful blends of bright, vivid colors, to create very glamorous looks (including this beauty assignment). He walks you through the steps in his videos and everything is so easy to follow (unless you mess up because you're laughing at his little jokes that he scatters here and there)!
Rohan is a proponent of self-love and feeling comfortable in your own skin. Through his makeup and videos, he doesn't just teach you about colors, application, products...he opens up about the world.
How long have you been interested in makeup?
I've honestly been interested in makeup since I was really little! My mom would never wear makeup and she still never does because she has very sensitive skin and a lot of things break her out, but I always used to drag her to makeup counters to make her try stuff. I didn't realize boys could do makeup too until I started getting a little older and really paying attention to music videos
Do you have any makeup inspirations? Which YouTubers or MUAs do you look up to?
My first makeup inspirations were actually not YouTubers or makeup artists. Initially it was Boy George, Prince and David Bowie.I still really look up to them musically and makeup wise.
My big YouTube inspirations are NikkiTutorials and Kim Thai. I really look up to Makeup by Mario because I think he's just such a amazing makeup artist. I'm usually into very avant-garde or high glam looks but he tends to do a lot of soft glam and really makes it look GREAT!
Why did you first decide to start experimenting with makeup?
I first decided to start experimentation with makeup in September of 2016 after attending Playlist Live. Prior to which I had no intention of ever venturing into makeup...ever..honestly. I initially went to that conference to meet vloggers (since I considered myself solely a vlogger) and to figure out how to grow my channel but I ended up going to a beauty and lifestyle panel where I met Natalies Outlet and Miles Jai and a few other YouTubers, which really changed how I felt about myself. They talked to me for a few minutes after the panel and they were so sweet and kind I'll never forget them and the impact they had on me.
Are there any concepts or messages that you try to convey through your cosmetic explorations?
Something that I'd love to convey in my videos is there's no perfect way to look and that beauty is subjective. I mean most makeup is mineral-based..so is dirt..so it's basically colored dirt..it's not that deep. Let's just have fun and enjoy ourselves.
Do you have any thoughts on the social stigma surrounding male makeup artists?
Before I answer this I just want to say that I don't consider myself an artist because I have no idea what I'm doing when it comes to makeup but, to answer the question...
I think it's so stupid that there's a stigma and it all stems from this hyper masculinity nonsense. It's so funny I mean through HISTORY men and women have both been wearing makeup.
In Egypt men and women both wore eyeliner. In India the same thing. Men and women also used coal as eye shadow and vermillion as blush in India. In ancient China the dyeing of nails was a popular way for both men and women to show high social status (nail polish anyone?)...
The Romans would wear lipstick to show their high social status. Granted it had lead in it..R.I.P. They would also wear foundation...which also had lead in it for some reason? Alexander the Great wore makeup and he battled his way all the way from Greece to India. I don't see what's not manly about makeup again your just rubbing yourself down in fancy dirt.
What societal pressures have you faced regarding makeup?
The main thing I faced is having to really hide it in a way? I can't wear any makeup out and I can't discuss it with a lot of people. I can't show too many people. My Instagram and Twitter hardly has people from school because I'm scared someone might try to harm me because my school isn't very open-minded. Neither is the area I live in.
I've started wearing light eyeliner out and it's been fine but I wouldn't wear anything more than that out. Along with that my eyebrows have been a huge issue for people for a while.
Ever since the DAWN OF TIME I've been bullied for my eyebrows and I've had to get them threaded, waxed, plucked, etc. since I was around 9 or 10 . I learned how to tame them myself when I was around 12 and even to this day with the whole "big and thick brow trend", I still receive some hate for my brows. It's funny because they aren't even full size now.
Tell us about your current favorite, holy-grail, can't-live-without-it product.
Well..I have a lot of products I tend to use over and over in my routine mostly because I don't have THAT much makeup yet. But I would say my Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk Foundation is definitely something I wouldn't be able to live without.
It's really hard to find a foundation that matches your skin type and then being a person of color as well it gets even more difficult! This foundation matches me so perfectly and it feels so light. It has a buildable coverage so it works for light days and for days when I want to go full glam.
Has having red-green deficiency impacted or influenced your ability to play around with makeup?
Yes it has honestly because sometimes I can't tell how sloppy a look is until after I do it because of my red-green deficiency, which is pretty horrible. I try to really make sure the colors I'm using are actually coordinated before I do a look at least a few days in advance and I test them over and over to make sure my eyes are adjusted and can tell the real color .
Sometimes I'll ask my mom for her opinion too just to make sure!
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Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Paris Breakfasts
For at least the last 6 months, I've subscribed to a blog called "Paris Breakfasts."
I was introduced to it by my cousin Mary Jo who, like me, loves all things French.
Despite having my own blog, I'm a bit dubious about subscribing to blogs because I don't want to be overwhelmed with a lot of reading, as well as a lot of emails.
But, after taking a look at Paris Breakfasts, I decided to give it a try. And, I'm hooked on it.
Five times a week, author, Carol Gillot, posts her photos, watercolors, and brief comments about her experiences living in Paris. Carol is an artist/photo journalist from New York whose passion for France inspired her to actually move to Paris. While she spends most of her time in Paris, she does travel a bit around France and, even recently, made a jaunt to England.
Where ever she goes, she blogs about it. Each post includes lots of photos, brief commentary, and, often, her own sketches and watercolors of what she's observed.
Since Paris Breakfasts is a quick read, and my guilty pleasure, I avidly read each post, imagining that I'm there in France with her...also, she keeps me up on trends in France, which is always fun.
A few weeks ago she offered some of her watercolors for sale on Etsy. Several of her pictures were of the French macarons, a sandwich cookie of two round pastel-colored meringue cookies with a frosting filling. The color of the macaron relates to its flavor...yes, they do come in green which usually is a pistachio macaron. They are nothing like, and should not be confused with, the coconut macaroons that we Americans are accustomed to eating. The macaron is catching on in the United States and several San Francisco area bakeries are now making and selling them. My favorite local places for macarons are Miette in the San Francisco Ferry Building and Tout Sweet in Macy's on Union Square in San Francisco.
This watercolor of macaroons being weighed on scales is the picture that I purchased. I just got it back from my framer (Clayton Valley Frameworks), who creatively picked up the colors of some of the macarons with a pink mat and a green frame. Now I have a happy and tasty bit of Paris in my home.
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ST. LOUIS (KPLR) – Two-year-old Taraji 'Cookie' Powell remains in a local hospital. Doctors are treating the girl for head trauma after a car hit her Wednesday night at the corner of Penrose and Clarence Avenue in north St. Louis.
According to Cookie's grandmother, Cheryl Smith, the girl went airborne and hit the ground hard.
"To see her go up on the air like that, if you didn't know any better, you'd think it was a rag doll," Smith said.
St. Louis police issued the 27-year-old driver of the Ford Fusion with four traffic citations. He stayed on the scene of the accident and cooperated with police.
A stranger who happened to be passing through the area heard the crash and stopped to help. Ashley Battle immediately performed CPR on Cookie. Battle, a nurse, was able to get her breathing again by the time an ambulance arrived.
"She started breathing her eyes opened up and she gained consciousness and the ambulance came and took her away," Battle said. "I'm glad that I was there to help her, I was nervous myself but I knew that it was something that had to be done and I would want someone to do that for my child."
The family said they want to work with city leaders to look at possibly adding speed bumps in the area to slow drivers down.


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The week leading up to it was wild! I'm 19 years old, almost 20. I've ridden dirt bikes since I was 6 with the dream of turning Pro that started after watching "The Great Outdoors" when I was probably 7 or 8, and it was finally time!! Throughout my whole life I couldn't wait for this moment, but during the weeks leading up to it I felt the same anxiety a lot of people can probably relate to, the deadline was coming too soon! I wished I had more time to prepare for my first season as a Pro, but there's really no amount of time that it would take for me to actually be "ready."
My Dad always says "Motocross is one big mistake" and you can interpret that in a few different ways, but what I think he means by it is that you'll never have a perfect race and there will always be something to improve on. So you can't let a crash or a bad corner ruin your lap or your entire race. You have to push on without letting your mistakes slow you down. That week I was wishing I had more time, but now I look back and realize that there was no way for me to 100% prepared without actually getting out there and doing it. I gained more by trying and failing than I would've by staying home and practicing.
We brought out our motorhome and trailer and we were able to get a really good parking spot right behind Dunlop and across from JGR and Cycle Trader Yamaha.
The Thursday before every race a few of the top riders show up and ride the track. The purpose of "Press" day is for the media to get photo and video content of the top guys riding the tracks for their websites and social media to get everyone excited for the race on Saturday. I was lucky enough to get into the Hangtown Press day and it was crazy! Normally there's only 10-15 riders total that show up. But since Hangtown is the first race of the season, every factory team was there with all of their riders! The track was packed with what felt like 1,000 riders, but it was probably only 50, with the top 25 guys from both the 250 and 450 class on the track.


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in addition to;
moreover: pens and pencils.
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plus: 2 and 2 are 4.
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"Amir Reshi, Ashiq Ahmad and Naveed were activists of Hizbul Mujahideen and had joined the outfit ranks recently," said its chief Syed Salahuddin, who is based in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), while addressing his outfit's cadres.
Bullet-riddled bodies of the three youth with torture marks were recovered from an orchard, about 30 kms from here in Pattan area of Baramulla district yesterday, triggering protests and clashes between locals and police.
Salahuddin, according to a statement issued by Hizb spokesman Saleem Hashmi, insisted that the slain militants did not belong to Lashkar-e-Islam (LeI), considered a breakaway faction of the outfit.
Police sources had yesterday said the deceased belonged to LeI and were suspectedly killed in inter-group fight.
"This outfit (LeI) does not exist," said Salahuddin, who also heads the United Jehad Council (UJC), an amalgam of various militant outfits.
"The trio were active members of the (Hizbul Mujahideen) outfit and were killed in custody," the release said. Police sources had earlier said that Aamir Qadir Reshi of Sopore and 23-year-old Ashiq Wani of Lolipora of Pattan were associated with Lashker-e-Islam, a breakaway outfit of Hizbul Mujahideen formed by its rebel leader Abdul Qayyum Najjar.
Parts of north Kashmir including the native places of the slain youth observed a complete shutdown for the second day today.
Hardline Hurriyat Conference and JKLF have called for a general strike across Kashmir against the "cold blooded" murder of the trio.
Meanwhile, JKLF chairman Mohammad Yasin Malik was detained by police at Tarzoo village when he was on way to nearby Sopore to express condolence to the bereaved families, a spokesman of JKLF said.


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About / Opera freak
a life-long student of bel canto
It all began at age 15. Teiya was attending the University of British Columbia's Summer Music Institute and one of the planned evening activities after a day filled with lessons, coachings and masterclasses on this new genre of singing which they just had discovered — opera — was a viewing of Ingmar Bergman's The Magic Flute. It was the first opera Teiya ever saw and heard, except for re-runs of Looney Tunes on Saturday mornings. It didn't matter that the words were in Swedish; it was the music that swept them away, enhanced by stunning up-close footage of this production filmed in Stockholm's Drottningholm Palace Theatre in the illustrious Baroque style that swept Teiya off their feet and catapulted them into a life-long desire to create music and story in a form as complex and magical as opera.
Teiya didn't know then that they would be performing their own version of the Queen of the Night almost 20 years later in their solo show The Queen In Me. In that moment all they wanted was to be able to even attempt the infamous Act 2 aria "Der Hölle Rache" at least once in their lifetime. And that Teiya did, and has since performed the role at least 100 times in over 8 different productions and many concerts.
Since graduating at the top of their class from UBC's School of Music, Teiya immediately began their professional career with the Canadian Opera Company's (COC) Ensemble Studio in Toronto. Teiya spent three years training and perfecting their stage-craft covering and singing a variety roles of the soubrette and lyric coloratura soprano repertoire that included Echo/Ariadne auf Naxos, Lucy/The Telephone, Serpina/La serva padrona, Frasquita/Carmen, First Wood Sprite/Rusalka, the Balmont Fables/The Nightingale & Other Short Fables (Stravinsky), and Despina/Così fan tutte. Covered roles included Lucia/Lucia di Lammermoor, Maria Stuarda/Maria Stuarda, Zerbinetta/Ariadne auf Naxos, Madame Mao/Nixon in China, Rosina/Il barbiere di Siviglia, Susanna/Le nozze di Figaro, Marzelline/Fidelio, Musetta/La bohème, Ilia/Idomeneo, and the Nightingale/The Nightingale & Other Short Fables.
Following their time at COC, Teiya began to sing across Canada and Europe (Prague, Teplice, Toulon, & Essen) performing mainly their "impeccable" and "effortless" (reviewVancouver) Queen of the Night/The Magic Flute, their dream role since the age of 15. Living life as an opera singer encouraged Teiya to come into their own, and that meant discovering their cultural roots, queerness, and gender identity. Praised as a "magnetic performer" singing with "a dynamic mix of sweetness undercut by strength" (Opera Canada) is credit given to Teiya for their portrayal as Solana, a role created specifically for them by composer Leslie Uyeda and librettist/poet Rachel Rose. When the Sun Comes Out, billed as Canada's first lesbian opera, premiered to great acclaim at the Queer Arts Festival in Vancouver in 2013, which allowed Teiya to bring the work to Toronto for World Pride in 2014 as a semi-staged concert version to sold-out audiences, also marking their debuts as both director and producer.
Since 2014 Teiya has been working exclusively with soprano Dr. Maria Vetere, of the Vetere Studio (Niagara/Toronto) and world-renowned Verdian soprano, Aprile Millo, where they have been developing dramatic soprano and dramatic coloratura soprano repertoire. They have garnered great success through Mme. Millo and Dr. Vetere's Operavision Academy (L'accademia Millo-Vetere) where they worked intensively with Sir Richard Bonynge in Urbania and Busseto, Italy, performing at the Museo Renata Tebaldi and Casa di Verdi in Milan. In 2017 Teiya performed their first ever Lady Macbeth/Macbeth with Opera Niagara, directed by Aprile Millo, herself.
In Toronto Teiya has also performed with the National Ballet of Canada, Tapestry Opera (Hope/Shelter, Opera Briefs 2012, 2018, Tap This 2018, Lib Lab 2018), Soulpepper, Opera 5 (Fé-an-nich-ton/Ba-ta-clan and Mahénu/L'île du rêve), Against the Grain Theatre (Bino/Figaro's Wedding), and Savaka Arts (Donna Elvira/Don Giovanni). The 2018-2019 season will mark debuts with FAWN Chamber Creative and Soundstreams.
Internationally Teiya portrayed Fata Morgana/The Love of Three Oranges for the 2015/16 season at the Aalto-Musiktheater in Essen, Germany. They have also performed at the Aspen Summer Music Festival as Tytania/A Midsummer Night's Dream, Brooklyn Academy of Music in Robert Lepage's The Nightingale and Other Short Fables, and also in a tour of concerts with Opéra Toulon Provence Méditerranée.
Teiya is equally at home on the operatic and concert stages as they are in the theatre as playwright/creator, collaborator and performer. Their life-long love of bel canto and the operatic canon, especially of those composers such as Verdi, Strauss, Puccini, Bellini and Donizetti will always remain their first passion and ultimate musical expression. It is with sincere hope that Teiya's work, not only as a performer of this immense canon, but also as a transgressor/progressor and subverter of the problematic and oppressive systems within opera, that they can continue to be a champion of creating space within opera for their (and others like them) many complex and beautiful identities through their work as co-artistic director of Amplified Opera.


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- Lady the pugs Mum11 July 2012 at 09:45
We have had Lady since she was 8 months old, she is now nearly 3,and she has always been obsessed with water and regularly tries to get in the shower or bath if the water is running! A few months back when she had a vets appointment they said she could do with losing a few pounds! When we first got Lady I had googled Canine hydrotherapy due to her love of water but there was none in the local area so I was pleased when I saw a leaflet in a shop in Maldon for this recently.I looked at the website off the leaflet and contacted Curtis the same day and he was extremely helpful and explained that he would need to have a vets referral which he would organise all I had to do was give him a few details on her. That same week Lady had her first swim, back in March, and absolutely loved it. At first she needed a lot of support but now she is able to swim laps with minimal guidance. Lady clearly loves swimming as we only have to say the words "swimming" or "Curtis" and she will start running around at home overexcited and running to the front door. Lady wags her tail whilst swimming and makes snorting noises and has to have a cuddle from Curtis at the end of every lap. Lady has lost over 3lbs since she has started swimming and the vets are really pleased with her weight loss. Lady manages to do more laps each week and will sometimes swim in a circle to get more strokes as she swims past us. Since Lady has started swimming she is a lot more playful at home and will play fetch or tug of war a lot longer than she used to. Curtis is absolutely fantastic with Lady and it's obvious to see that he has an affinity with dogs. He is friendly and knowledgable and his facilities are always clean and well maintained. It is a pleasure to watch Lady swim knowing and seeing how much she enjoys it and how good it is for her. I am so pleased that we have taken Lady here and highly recommend All-About-Dogs.ReplyDelete
- Barney the Labradors Mum12 July 2012 at 05:11
Barney's enthusiasm to visit Curtis and the Hydrotherapy Pool is so evident, by the noise and excitement coming from the back of my car as we approach Heybridge, he can't wait to swim. Barney was recommended for hydrotherapy three months ago due to a hind leg ligament problem. Since the swimming, which has built up the muscle in the hind legs, there has not been a recurrence of the problem. I whole-heartedly recommend this treatment; "maybe" it has avoided an operation this time!!!ReplyDelete
- Mum and Dad of Luke the Border Terrier cross12 July 2012 at 05:14
My name is Benda and I have a dog called Luke, he is a Jack Russell cross Border Terrier and he suffers with arthritis in his back legs. There was a time when he could not stand up, but since we have been going to see Curtis for treatment he had been running around like a new puppy, so thank you Curtis for what you have done for Luke as he looks forward to coming to see you.ReplyDelete
Millie drags me to see Curtis every week - as soon as she see's me pick that towel up she's jumping around like a jack in the box. She just loves to swim with Curtis who is very good with her. She has become very fit and its a great form of exercise along with the agility she does. I would recommend swimming your dog to everyone its great fun for the dog and its great fun to watch them having fun! - Millie just loves it! - Thank you Curtis.ReplyDelete
Tia. 18 month GSD.ReplyDelete
Tia was rescued by the German Shepherd Dog Rescue charity from a dog pound in Hull at the end of last year, after being found roaming the city streets. After a short spell in kennels and a foster home in North Yorkshire we adopted her and brought her home to Essex in January.
She was very thin and undernourished and it took some months to see any improvement in her weight. Even so, she still showed weakness in her hind legs so we had her checked for hip problems by our vet. X rays thankfully showed her hips to be in excellent condition but her hind leg muscle mass was severely below par. Our vet subsequently referred her for a course of hydrotherapy sessions which brought us to All About Dogs Hydrotherapy and Curtis' excellent facility in Heybridge. The pool is always clean and is very well equipped with easy access for any size of dog. Being only three miles from home it is also convenient but the best of it is Curtis' outstanding passion for the work he is doing and his undoubted love of dogs.
Originally worried by water, hoses and the vacuum cleaner, Tia is now eager to enter the pool each session, has no problem with the shower afterwards and even enjoys the hair dryer. After five sessions of an initial ten, we are already seeing imrovements in her hind quarters and will almost certainly continue for another ten sessions next month.
Well done Curtis.
Andrew and Diane, Ulting, Essex.
- Laura with Guy the Labrador23 July 2012 at 06:43
My black lab has been swimming for three months now, while hesitant and ungraceful at first he is now super eager to see Curtis and then drags Curtis into the pool. Guy is pleased with the selection of toys and likes to use all of them in the same session. Guy has ongoing arthritis in his legs particularly his knees which have both had surgery and complications. The muscle tone he has gained is beyond my expectations and Curtis is great with him, he has now reverted to being a mischievous 7 yr old going on 18 months old.ReplyDelete
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Our dog Buster is a 10 year old German shepherd, he has arthritis and also had a slipped disc in Jan 2011 which he had surgery for. It was recommended that he had hydrotherapy but as there was no local facility we didn't pursue it, then we heard about all about dogs. Being only 5 miles away it is very convenient for us but the best things are Buster absolutely loves it and it's made so much difference to his health. After being reluctant at first he now swims twice a week and swims confidently around the pool. Curtis really is so good with him.
The sessions have improved his arthritis by helping to build up muscle tone in his back legs which was very poor and his posture is much better too. He is like a new dog again at home and when we walk him, it's lovely to see him bouncing along instead of dragging his feet.
I really think it's improved his quality of life and would recommend Curtis and all about dogs to other dog owners.
- Tina and Peter Warren27 October 2012 at 05:31
Our 6 year old yellow labrador Bella had a freak accident caused by twisting catching a ball. She slipped a disc bruising her spinal cord resulting in her becoming monoplegic in a hind limb. After treatment at the The Animal Health Trust in Newmarket our vet recommended Curtis for hydrotherapy.ReplyDelete
Although a little cautious at first she absolutely loved it, swimming for a ball at a rate of knots and using her back legs really well. After only six sessions she is now almost fully recovered and back to enjoying country walks.
We cannot recommend Curtis highly enough. He has so much empathy with the dog and also the owners, and although Bella no longer needs any further lessons we are considering continuing for her mental well being. Thank you again Curtis.
- Anonymous21 November 2012 at 10:17
Kady is my 5 year old Miniature Schnauzer, she was unable to put weight on one of her hind legs and walking on three legs, vet diagnosed a torn ligament and recommended Curtis and oh how pleased am I that he did.ReplyDelete
Curtis has worked wonders, by the end the first session Kady was able to put weight on the leg and after four weeks she was completely off all medication and was much more active. By the end of 12 sessions Kady was a different dog her muscle tone had built up and she appears to be enjoying life to the full again. Kady no longer needs the therapy for her leg but will continue, as she loves to swim in the pool with Curtis.
I cannot recommend Curtis's service and dedication highly enough.
Thank you Curtis for all your help and assistance,
Our 7 year old german shepherd suffers with hip dysplasia and was very unwell in august with lameness in his legs and was not able to walk well which reduced his mobility. He had a x-ray and was later diagnosed with osteoarthritis in the hip and was in a lot of pain.ReplyDelete
Our vet recommended hydrotherapy and I found All about dogs on the internet so gave them a call. They were very helpful and in a very short time Boss was having his first swim.
Boss was a bit cautious at first but Curtis soon put him at ease and now when I tell him he's going swimming he gets really excited and runs around all over the house, just picking up hes swimming towel sends him into a spin!
Whilst walking Boss before hydrotherapy he always use to lag behind but now he goes to hydro he is running around like a puppy and I have to run to keep up with him!
I cannot recommend Curtis and the hydrotherapy service enough, Curtis is doing an amazing job with Boss, is always kind and helpful and is very knowledgeable about dogs. Thank you Curtis for what you have done for Boss!
My vet suggested that hydrotherapy may help my dog Kea as she had, for some time, lost the use of her hind legs due to arthritis and spinal problems. Kea and I spent several months walking with the towel looped under her belly to give her support should she fall. Our first session with Curtis seemed to make her slightly worse but I decided to persevere and was delighted to see a marked improvement week by week. After three or four weeks Kea was able to support her own weight and was becoming steadier on her feet with every visit. It was wonderful to see her enjoying life, a sight that I though I would never see again. Kea's hind leg muscles were becoming firm again and I am sure that exercising in the water eased her aching joints.ReplyDelete
Curtis was always very gentle with Kea, she liked and trusted him. I feel that, without hydrotherapy, Kea would not have regained the use of her legs.
Sadly, Kea died recently and is missed dreadfully but I shall always be grateful to Curtis for his expertise in giving Kea a much improved final few months.
My vet suggested that hydrotherapy may help my dog Kea as she had, for some time, lost the use of her hind legs due to arthritis and spinal problems. Kea and I spent several months walking with the towel looped under her belly to give her support should she fall. Our first session with Curtis seemed to make her slightly worse but I decided to persevere and was delighted to see a marked improvement week by week. After three or four weeks Kea was able to support her own weight and was becoming steadier on her feet with every visit. It was wonderful to see her enjoying life, a sight that I though I would never see again. Keas' hind leg muscles were becoming firm again and I am sure that exercising in the water eased her aching joints.ReplyDelete
Curtis was always very gentle with Kea, she liked and trusted him. I feel that, without hydrotherapy, Kea would not have regained the use of her legs.
Sadly, Kea died recently and is missed dreadfully but I shall always be grateful to Curtis for his expertise in giving Kea a much improved final few months.
- Kate Sheffield30 July 2013 at 02:05
Our chocolate lab Buddy, would not go in water above his chest. Nor would he swim. After 3 sessions with Curtis he loves the water and throws himself in at every opportunity he gets. Curtis was patient and encouraging and thanks to him we have one very happy swimmer. I would highly recommed Cutis.ReplyDelete
- Heather Spanton21 January 2014 at 03:08
Our 10 year old Cocker Spaniel Scooby had a Cruciate ligament repair and diagnosed with a arthritic hip back in October 2013, our poor old boy was in a pickle... we decided to take up our Vets advice and try hydrotherapy, Scooby has undergone 12 sessions with Curtis, we cannot thank Curtis enough for Scooby's new found lease of life... we have decided to continue with a weekly swim as it gives Scooby exercise with low impact. Scooby howls in the car when we go to hydro.. his relationship with Curtis is great to watch. We strongly recommend anyone with either a dog that needs rehab after surgery or other old age problems to try hydro. Best thing we have found... Thank you Curtis from ScoobyReplyDelete


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April Amiot and her family have been Assembly of God missionaries since 2004. Their first term was spent in Mexico City, and the following two terms in Costa Rica. They work with university students and have helped start the international network of university ministries called Red Universitaria which reaches students throughout Latin America.
In 2009 I was diagnosed with Thyroid Cancer, and it felt like the straw that might break the camel's back. My family and I had been serving as missionaries in Mexico City when our youngest "bonus baby" was born with some major health issues. The first year and a half of her life I spent taking her from specialist to specialist seeking answers. We were under so much stress, it's hard to fathom how we kept this child alive except by the grace of God. This was the time when Mexico City was upgraded by the U.S. State Department to "more dangerous than Colombia" in regards to murders and kidnappings of U.S. Citizens. Daily the news carried stories of roadside graves filled with headless corpses and towns terrorized by warring drug cartels. We didn't go out at night. It was dangerous to travel from the capital city to the border by car. We were harassed daily by corrupt police officers looking for bribes from foreigners. Our house was robbed. Our car was stolen. The Swine Flu Epidemic was just beginning. And now the doctors were telling us that they had done everything they could for our sick baby. They told us to go home, she would not survive here.
We went home with our sick baby wondering what God was trying to tell us. Within 3 weeks, I was diagnosed with Thyroid Cancer. After that, I stopped journaling. I no longer had the physical strength to hold a pen nor the mental will power to deeply process what I was experiencing. I down shifted into survival mode. Moreover, I was not at all sure that I really wanted to remember my cancer treatment. I didn't want to remember the complications following my surgery. Or my hair falling out by the handfuls. Or laying on the cold bathroom tiles trying desperately not to throw up. Or losing my senses of taste and smell because of the radiation treatment. Or the frighteningly uncontrollable weight gain. Or the Fibromyalgia that the cancer triggered. Or the brain fog that turned me into a zombie. I prayed that my children would not remember me like that. I did not want to think about the line of pill bottles on my kitchen counter.
Though I appeared to have resigned myself to my new normal, my first indication that I had some unresolved emotional issues was that Gratitude would stick in my throat. Whenever anyone said to me, "God is good! You survived." I would hum a vague response, uh-hu. Sure I had survived, but at what cost? For what purpose? I asked God, "Why? Why cancer? What is this all about?" And He never answered me. It was as if I sat in judgement on God. If His reason for giving me cancer was good enough, then I would admit that, yes God is good and His ways are higher than mine. But if His answer failed to satisfy, then God was unjust and cruel. But He did not answer me, and I eyed Him warily from the corner of my world.
On the surface, I looked like a good missionary should. But underneath it all, I was angry. I was angry about my loss of health and strength. I was angry about the chronic pain that was my new normal. I was angry when other people's lives look so easy. I was angry at my genetics. I was angry with things that only God can control, so by default, I was angry with God. Angry and scared of His power at the same time.
Then I read an idea that was strong enough to make me question my own point of view. It was in a devotional called "Live Dead Joy" and it said, "Biblically, suffering is a gift... Thorns are given. We do not accidentally step on our designated thorns- God lovingly selects them for us. Our thorns are handpicked, God-made, and uniquely designed to keep us humble. Gifts are intended to be cherished, and if God is the giver, then our thorns should be precious to us." (p. 90)
This took my breath away! I cannot say that I am resolved enough to think of my cancer as a gift, but whatever it is, I have resolved to give it to God as an offering. Let Him do with it what He will. I have shared my testimony in front of groups of women both large and small and watched the tears roll down cheeks that have been creased with pain and sorrows. Foreheads wrinkle and heads nod as women pass tissues to each other and affirm that what I am saying rings true in their hearts as well. God draws near to the broken and crushed in spirit. God bottles up our tears as a precious offering. But God does not explain the "Why" to us as we walk through the Valley of the Shadow of Death, He only reveals Himself. And that is enough.
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I'm working with UCDP 18.104.22.168 with support for SoftLayer.
I'm able to create a plain VM, but I was not able to figure out how to surface my VM's details in the outputs section of my HEAT yaml file.
I have enclosed this graphic to explain further. I assume my output format is incorrect.
If there is guidance in the documentation on howe to structure outputs, especially for SoftLayer, could you please provide the URL.
Thank You, Matt Callery
Answer by SteveBarbieri (66) | May 11, 2017 at 01:04 PM
I think the general structure of your output is correct. Some things to consider is the name of the attributes for the resources. See here for information on which attributes are available for each resource type: https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SS4GSP_6.2.4/com.ibm.edt.heat.reference.doc/topics/ref_heat_types_ov.html
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Cabbage Vases – Pretty Purple How-to/
We recently created these simple, fresh and fun cabbage vases for one of our 2013 couples. Their palette includes deep purple, which lends itself perfectly to incorporating fresh produce! Here's how we did it:
Step 1 Peel back a layer or two of leaves on your cabbage. You'll want the layers of your cabbage to be as tightly packed as possible.
Step 2 Sit the cabbage on a level surface, core-side down.
Step 3 Cut a 2-3" circle in the top of your cabbage and remove a few layers.
Step 4 Once you get through the first few layers, use a melon baller to hollow out your vase, maintaining the circular shape. For ours, we made an opening big enough for a glass votive candle holder to fit in the middle.
Step 5 When your vase is as deep as you would like it to be (our was about 3" deep), you can prepare your florals.
Step 6 Slice a piece of pre-soaked floral foam to fit inside your vase.
Step 7 Arrange your selected florals in the foam. We used purple sage, blue veronica, blue delphinium and purple larkspur. Ta-da!


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It is getting more and more expensive to be uninsured due to the escalating penalty. There is a maximum of 2 kids you can be charged for so a family of 4 in 2016 can pay over $2,000 penalty–and if they have any medical needs, that would be all out of pocket too. WIthout the penalty, the healthy will not purchase insurance. With the rising cost, many people may weigh their options and decide to pay the penalty anyway.
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The Affordable Care Act (ACA) created guidelines for a new kind of marketplace for health insurance.
What are exchanges?
Exchanges are online marketplaces where consumers can go to shop for health insurance. On these sites, consumers can compare the plans available to them and then purchase online. The official name has been changed from "Exchange" to "Marketplace."
Who creates and maintains the exchanges?
• Each state has the option to create and operate its own exchange.
• If the state opts not to offer an exchange, a federal exchange will be available.
• Outside of the government, private exchanges may also exist.
Who can shop on an exchange?
The federal and state-based exchanges, for those states that choose to participate, will be available for small employers and individuals shopping for health insurance. Visit our exchange timeline to learn more about other dates key to the development and operation of exchanges.
Do exchanges help address the cost of health insurance?
For individuals who meet certain criteria, two new elements can help make health insurance affordable for them:
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What kind of plans will be available on an exchange?
To participate on an exchange, health plans will need to meet specific criteria. While some of these are still being defined, here are the basics:
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, JUBA, Jan 3 – South Sudan rebels are retreating as the army pushes to retake the key town of Bor, the military said Friday, as battles rage despite peace efforts to end the conflict.
"We have enough forces who will defeat the rebels within 24 hours," army spokesman Philip Aguer told reporters.
"These forces – the rebels – are now retreating back."
Almost three weeks of violence in South Sudan has forced around 200,000 people to flee their homes and affected many hundreds of thousands of people indirectly, the UN has warned.
Thousands of people are feared to have been killed in the fighting, pitting army units loyal to President Salva Kiir against a loose alliance of ethnic militia forces and mutinous army commanders nominally headed by ex-vice president Riek Machar.
Bor, the capital of Jonglei state and situated just 200 kilometres (125 miles) north of the capital Juba, One of the hardest hit areas.
It has changed hands three times since the fighting erupted, forcing thousands to seek shelter in badly overstretched United Nations peacekeeping bases, and tens of thousands to flee across the crocodile-infested White Nile river.
The rebels retook the town on Tuesday, but on Thursday, the army said they were advancing again to push them back.
"I doubt if they can spend the night in Bor, and I am sure this evening they will move to the north of Bor," Aguer added.
Meanwhile government and rebel negotiating teams are at a luxury hotel in neighbouring Ethiopia's capital Addis Ababa, in the first stages of trying to hammer out a ceasefire deal.


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How did Oxford just become the world's best university? A lesson in Talent Management
For the first time, Oxford has become the world's no.1 University in the Times Rankings for 2016/7 snatching away the title from CIT, Stanford and MIT.
How did they do it?
According to vice-chancellor of the University of Oxford, Louise Richardson, says: it's all about recruiting the best scholars, she says, since "any university is only as good as the academics it can attract". Research performance and academic reputation form a huge part of what makes an institution successful.
Using on 13 separate performance indicators and assessing institutions on their core missions – not only research, but also teaching, knowledge transfer and international outlook.
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Nestle Waters makes decision about proposed facility in Centre County
Nestle Waters released a statement Monday about the future of a bottled water manufacturing facility in Benner Township or Spring Township in Centre County.
Nestle Waters had planned to bottle its Deer Park brand from Spring Creek for several months, but decided against the two communities. The company may still choose a location in northern Centre County, but Nestle Waters has not identified where that could be located.
"Centre County is still a leading candidate in our search for a third Pennsylvania bottling factory location, with an initial investment of $50 million," Nestle Waters spokeswoman Kerrin Gerripoli said. "We remain optimistic that we can find a source here in Northern Centre County so that we can bring jobs and investment to the area in the near future."
The company considered factors including "the quality and taste of the water, what the science tells us about the hydrogeology and sustainability of the site, the local watershed, the logistics of transporting the product to the market and much more," to make its decision.
Nestle Waters Natural Resources Manager Eric Andreus said there was no one factor that led the company away from Benner and Spring townships. He noted that the community's response to the proposed facility did not play a factor.
Spring Township Water Authority, Benner and Spring township supervisors, local schools, the Chamber of Business and Industry of Centre County and "many local residents and businesses in the greater Bellefonte area welcomed us so warmly and embraced our proposed project," he said.
Hundreds of people appeared at a public meeting in March, and the majority of residents in attendance opposed the facility.
The decision to put the brakes on the proposed facility in favor of one in northern Centre County or elsewhere in central Pennsylvania might push back Nestle Waters' expansion plans by up to a year, according to Andreus. If another lot of land is chosen in Centre County, it's possible the area will not have the proper permitting in place, which will delay development.


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The following ECG is from an 81 yr old female who presented with a 4 day history of RUQ pain on a background of known gallstones.
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- Mean ventricular rate 114 bpm
- Irregular
- No p wave visible
- Normal
- QRS - Normal (90ms)
- QT - 340ms (QTc Bazette 430 ms)
- Low voltage QRS
- Flat T lead avL
- T waves in inferior leads relatively large in relation to QRS voltage
- No ST depression / elevation
- Atrial fibrillation with rapid ventricular response
- Low voltage QRS
Clinical Factors in Atrial Fibrillation
There are several features to establish on assessment of the patient in atrial fibrillation that will influence both the immediate and long-term management strategies, including:
- Onset and duration of symptoms
- Likelihood of paroxysmal episodes
- Evidence of compromise from AF
- Chest pain, cardiac failure, hypotension etc.
- Current medications
- Especially anti-coagulation and anti-arrhythmics
- Potential precipitant / cause
- E.g. sepsis, electrolyte abnormality, endocrine disease
- Suitability and contra-indications to management options
- E.g. fasting status, anaesthetic risk, drug allergy / intolerance, bleeding risk
There are several considerations in the management of AF which include:
- Rate vs. rhythm control
- Electrical vs Chemical rhythm control
- Anti-coagulation
- Risk vs Benefit
- Drug to use
- ? Underlying precipitant
- Infection / ischaemia / structural / endocrine / metabolic etc.
- Follow-up / disposition
- Ablation suitability
- European Society of Cardiology Guidelines 2010
- American College of Cardiology Foundation / American Heart Association / Heart Rhythm Society Guidelines 2011 Update
- American College of Cardiology Foundation / American Heart Association / Heart Rhythm Society 2006 Guideline
- Canadian Cardiovascular Society Guidelines 2010
- NICE Guideline 2006
- Ottawa Aggressive Protocol for Recent Onset Atrial Fibrillation/Flutter
- Western Australia Cardiovascular Health Network Guidelines 2011
Low Voltage QRS
Differentials include:
- Increased distance between heart and ECG leads
- Obesity
- Emphysema
- Pleural effusion
- Pericardial effusion
- Inflammatory / infiltrative disease
- Sarcoid
- Amyloid
- Myxoedema
- Scleroderma
- Structural
- Cardiomyopathy
What happened ?
This patient was commenced on metoprolol and digoxin for rate control as their time of onset was unknown. Their underlying cholecystitis was treated with fluids and antibiotics.
References / Further Reading
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- Chan TC, Brady WJ, Harrigan RA, Ornato JP, Rosen P. ECG in Emergency Medicine and Acute Care. Elsevier Mosby 2005.


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Words by Síomha Connolly
December 5th, 2016
For most, summer weddings can usually be swiftly tackled with a floral dress or a pastel number, winter weddings, however, can often prove a bit trickier not least due to the dropping temperatures. For your next winter wedding, draw admiring glances in one of these not so ordinary wedding looks ensuring you'll be the best dressed guest.
This year for winter wedding guest dressing we're advocating the velvet suit, one which yields a sense of eighties glamour. We're also loving the idea of a dark floral maxi to be contrasted with a heavy shoe giving a grungy look that is completely on trend. Finally, stand out from the crowd in a midi skirt and modern shirt, an entirely fresh approach to wedding dressing. Finish off your look with the finest accessories; a pair of show stopping heels, some intricate jewellery and a high impact handbag and you're set for the festivities.
Read on to see the new ways to dress for a winter wedding.
Velvet Suit
For your next nuptial engagement stay away from dresses completely and instead opt for a two piece suit. Velvet is the perfect option for winter wear, the luxurious fabric while looking stylish is also weather appropriate and will keep you warmer than any dress will. Look for rich colours such as royal blue, deep burgundy or emerald green for an added element of interest. Wear a simple black cami underneath, a pair of mid heels and some elegant jewellery to keep the rest of your outfit paired back and let the suit do the talking.
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Dark Floral Maxi
This winter florals have gone grunge, drop in on this trend by wearing your floral maxi in a decidedly darker palette. For those of you who usually tend to opt for a floral dress for weddings this is your entry gate to alternative wedding dressing. Darker palettes are more interesting and floaty shapes like the Zara dress below will also tackle the Victorian trend which was huge on the catwalks for this season. Finish this look with a pair of leather ankle or mid-calf boots, a structured statement clutch and a fist full of cocktail rings.
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Midi Skirt & Modern Shirting
Embrace new shirting styles for your next occasion, the wardrobe classic has been reimagined and is now your perfect party piece paired with a midi skirt and statement heels. Modern shirting is all about playing with proportions- think oversized fit, fluted sleeves and wrap detailing. To make your outfit wedding ready belt your shirt in or go one step further and act on this season's curiosity with the corset, the Tibi shirt below even comes with a built in bustier. Dress this look up with some stand out accessories, a pair of statement heels and a complimentary clutch will work nicely.
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Beautifully situated on emerald fairways with water views & coveted privacy, this three-bedroom home is the epitome of Country Club perfection in The River Club. Positioned on over 1/2 acre, experience the serenity of the Florida lifestyle in comfort & style. A circular driveway begins the welcoming entry experience. Once inside, an open floorplan, soaring ceilings & natural light create an alluring environment. Entertain to your heart's content in the formal living & dining rooms. A den/office is versatile for your needs. The family chef will feel right at home in the large kitchen, equipped with resurfaced cabinets, large walk-in pantry & breakfast bar. Binge on your favorite Netflix series in the comfortable family room, complete with cozy fireplace. Unwind after a long day in the spacious master bedroom, boasting a sitting area, two large walk-in closets & a door to the lanai. All three bathrooms have been updated with quartz countertops. Savor sundrenched afternoons on the pavered pool terrace, framed by pond & golf course views. The shimmering gas heated pool is ideal for relaxing or your daily dose of activity. An electric sun shield offers shaded areas for dining alfresco or reading a good book. The grassy lawn is kept fresh & vibrant with well irrigation. A two-car oversized garage with apoxy floor & separate golf cart space is another plus. Updates: replaced roof, AC, hot water heater & repainted interior & exterior. The River Club is located near schools, shopping & beaches.
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Our town is full of big fountains, 11 altogether, because the say 11 is the magic number of Solothurn. We also have a few other smaller fountains, more as decoration. This one is in the museum park.
This fountain is also in a local park, one of the favourite doggy showers.
And this was seen in a walk through the local cemetery. They usually switch them off througout the Winter because of danger of freezing.


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Summer Writing Institute to launch innovative writing program for middle- and secondary-school teachers, students
Concordia University Chicago's Center for Language and Literacy will host a summer writing institute from June 10 to 17. The program is open to students desiring to sharpen their writing skills, and to area educators who want to develop advanced-level classroom strategies for teaching writing.
"Making the Case: The Art of Argument" will bring together 5th through 12th-grade students and middle and secondary educators to promote proficiency in the essential art of verbal and written argument. Under the leadership of Concordia-Chicago's Center for Literacy research team and facilitators from the Hyde Park Education Group, attendees will sharpen the skills required for compliance with the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) and Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers (PARCC).
The seven-day program for middle and secondary teachers begins on Friday, June 10 (4-9 p.m.) and runs daily (8:30 a.m.-3 p.m.) through Friday, June 17, excepting Sunday, June 12. The $995 cost covers instruction in "The Art of Argument" by experts, teaching contact with diverse adolescent students and tools for formative assessment. Meals and snacks will be provided. Three graduate credits will be awarded on completion of the course.
"Students and teachers are facing new challenges as the Common Core Standards and standardized assessments present new benchmarks for academic success," said Dr. Veronica Richard, co-director of the Center for Literacy at Concordia University Chicago. "We're thrilled to have a forum this summer to bring together classroom teachers and students from our surrounding communities. Everyone wins when the best practices developed by academic research receive the broad application they deserve."
The five-day course for middle and secondary students begins on Monday, June 13 and runs daily (9 a.m.-3 p.m.) through Friday, June 17. The $195 cost covers instruction in developing a sound argument, pre- and post-institute assessments, portfolio development and a certificate of completion. Guided team-building and problem-solving situations will mix fun and focused activity. Meals and snacks will be provided. Scholarships are available to qualified applicants.
The Summer Writing Institute will be held on the campus of Concordia University Chicago, 7400 Augusta Street, River Forest, IL.


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Fast-rising London-based Kenyan singer, Mistony, has set aside Ksh500, 000, which she would gift the winner of "Shaka Shuku" dance challenge.
The musician, who has released her new song called "Shaka Shuku" dance made the offer known on Monday, August 27.
The winner, according to Mistony, will be unveiled in three weeks' time beginning August 27.
All a fan needs to do is record a video of himself or herself dancing to the now-popular "Shaka Shuku" dance, and tag Mistony on her Instagram page (mistonyofficial).
Mistony, a professional Afrobeat and pop vocalist, is also a dancer.
The musician, known for her electrifying performances, has worked and performed with high-flying musicians such as Koffi Olomide (Congo), Diamond Platnumz (Tanzania), Iyanya (Nigeria), Jose Chameleone (Uganda), AY Comedian (Nigeria), Elephant Man (Jamaica), DJ Arafat (Côte d'Ivoire), Kanda Bongo man (Congo) Jaguar (Kenya), Top Cat (Jamaica) Nameless (Kenya) and many more.
Mistony has travelled and performed in major concerts, festivals, corporate events, Soirées such as The Queen Elizabeth hall, London Indigo O2, G8 Cornwall, Coronet Theatre, Stratford Rex, Royal regency banqueting suite and many more.


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One Region. Five Days. Hundreds of Whisky Inspired Events.
Spirit of Speyside Whisky Festival makes for a photographers dream. So, each year, we invite all festival-goers to submit photographs of their favourite Festival experiences.
From drams to distilleries, seascapes to stills - anything goes. Any moment captured that shows the true spirit of the Festival is welcomed.
The Festival Moments images will be used throughout the coming year to highlight the Festival through the website and on our social media platforms and will be seen by an audience from across the globe.
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Fred Armisen Joins Devo at Burger Boogaloo 2018: Watch
The comedian put on the jumpsuit and energy dome and sat behind the drums in Oakland
During their headlining set at the Burger Boogaloo last night in Oakland, Devo performed a career-spanning set with a very special guest joining in on drums—"Portlandia" star Fred Armisen. "He brought his vintage Club DEVO membership kit to rehearsals, which he purchased in the early 1980s," the band wrote on Twitter. Find clips of the performance and photo evidence of Armisen donning the trademark jumpsuit and energy dome below.
This year's Burger Boogaloo is hosted by John Waters and features performances from Ty Segall's old band the Traditional Fools, the Damned, Le Shok, the Mummies, and more. Read about Devo's new book in Pitchfork's "18 New Music Books to Read This Summer."


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Visit Denmark tourism agency invited their tour operators and agents to it's very first networking event at Old Trafford in Manchester. The workshop was attended by fellow travel agents exploring tourism in Denmark.
The event was concluded by a raffle draw, with giveaways including a 2 night stay in Copenhagen, Danish giveaways and travel vouchers.
Photographer: Eddy