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By Monica Irizarry, Staff Writer —
As UTC students gathered in the Tennessee Room on Thursday, Oct. 4, they networked and heard the backgrounds of Latino professionals working in the Chattanooga area.
Continuing the celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, the Office of Multicultural Affairs partnered with the Hispanic Outreach Leadership Association (H.O.L.A.) and Latina Professionals of Chattanooga to arrange the Hispanic Heritage Month Luncheon.
Graduate Assistant for Multicultural Affairs, Layra Navarro-Flores, organized the event to add more professional development opportunities during Hispanic Heritage Month at the University.
"I feel that this event is important for campus, but a bit more personable for Hispanic students, because some are first generation college students," Navarro-Flores said. "They grew up only seeing Hispanics in stereotypical job positions, and this event allows students to sit down with Hispanic professionals from different backgrounds and occupations."
Around 10 local business professionals attended the event, and their occupations ranged from artists, professors, positions in the science and medical fields and an immigration attorney.
Vice President of H.O.L.A., Britany Green, assisted Navarro-Flores with coordinating the event, and she gave the closing remarks at the end of the luncheon.
"H.O.L.A. had already known a lot of the professionals, so we were in charge of making sure that [the event] was advertised," Green said. "There were tons of business cards being handed out, which was really exciting, because the Hispanic or Latino students were making those connections."
With about a week of Hispanic Heritage Month left, the Office of Multicultural Affairs and H.O.L.A. have worked together to provide opportunities and represent UTC's growing Latino community.

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The first quilt has been made by Kat Adams for the KoolKat stall at the Christmas in the Country market at Gatton Shire Hall starting on Friday. The batik quilt is being quilted with the circle meander e2e pattern in a charcoal thread. The star cot quilt was made by Michelle from Toowoomba and is being quilted with the happy times e2e, while the quilt with the strip pieces was made by Debra from Toowoomba and is being quilted with the budget Deb's swirls e2e.
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Language as Migrating Beef Options
Death my pimp ride my small tie droops into the soup I'm barely recognizing myself in.
Shoeless and all big toes standing taller than the other boys my age isn't consequences.
Pantless automatic air conditioning Howie can get a cooler motion happens in threes.
My power to steer impedes launch stares. I'm a fun guy repeats a tryout.
Even the horse has a line. A point you can't push her past.
Toys and gorillas plus resentment isn't real but defendable and can to inflate.
Lengths noise goes through to announce reduce changes to marks only certain few understand.
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In the 2005 Doctor Who episode "The Empty Child", writer Steven Moffat created the character of Captain Jack Harkness. Played by the multi-talented John Barrowman, Harkness was a cocksure time-travelling omnisexual con-man whose sexuality was not trumpeted as some great progressive cause, but was instead just a free-wheeling reality of the character, a charismatic, impulsive […]
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Can you smell the anti-climax sighing through the atmosphere!? The 11th Doctor is…Matt Smith? I can't tell you much about the young man that hasn't been routinely summarized everywhere elsewhere….except for the apparent fact, which I will seek to further research and therefore confirm, that he is indeed neither Bill Nighy or James Nesbitt both […]


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The normal force and the weight are ecual, so there aren't motion, the balls are in rest. The white ball acts on the orange balls with a unbalanced force, so this produces motion in the orange balls. The man apply a force over the box to produce a motion with acceleration. Then the man apply the same force in the heavier box, so there is less acceleration. The rocket goes up, because of the acting friction force: always goes opposite the motion. The reaction of the gases push the rocket up.
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Big cat census underway, Palamau Tiger Reserve staff not paid for over five months
The lack of fund at Palamau Tiger Reserve has also created a fodder crisis for the animals at the reserve.ranchi Updated: Sep 05, 2018 15:57 IST
Even as the tiger census-2018 is underway, daily wagers, trackers and casual workers, who play a significant role in census operation, have not been paid for more than five months at Palamau Tiger Reserve (PTR) in absence of a designated check drawing authority (CDA). The workers have now turned reluctant in performing their daily tasks, impacting the day to day activities, forest officials said.
No official at the reserve has been reportedly designated as CDA till date to sanction the fund. The forest department, in the last week of August, had released the fund after a delay of almost five months.
The lack of fund at PTR has also created a fodder crisis for the domesticated animals at the reserve. The officials at the reserve are struggling to feed these animals. They even have to borrow money for the upkeep of these animals at times.
Highlighting this situation, a state wildlife board member DS Srivastava on Tuesday wrote a letter to National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) seeking its intervention to save the tiger reserve.
Srivastava in his letter, a copy of which is with HT, said, "The fund sanctioned by NTCA in June this year was released by the state only in last week of August, that too partial, ignoring the committed liabilities."
He further mentioned in the letter, "There is no fund for patrolling, protection or development work in PTR. Daily wage and casual staff have not been paid for the last 5-6 months."
Srivastava said the state has not released fund for sanctioned schemes like grassland management in South division, monsoon patrolling, payment for field biologists and personnel engaged in tiger monitoring.
"The forest officials even have to spend money on medical treatment of the villages in case of injury by wildlife from their own pockets," he said.
Srivastava, who is also the secretary of Nature Conservation Society (NCS), said, "Activities have turned standstill in PTR immensely impacting the census operations," he said.
Spread over 1129.93 sq km, the reserve is also home to 47 species of mammals and 174 species of birds. The 2014 estimation report confirms only three tigers in the reserve, which were 10 in the 2010 Census report. However, the Wildlife Institute of India (WII), through a DNA sample analyses last year, confirmed presence of six tigers in the reserve.
State chief wildlife warden, Priyesh Verma, who joined office as principal chief conservator of forest (wildlife) on Tuesday, said he was not aware of the matter. "We will sort out the issue very soon," he said.
Meanwhile, Officials in the forest department said the check drawing authority (CDA) is designated by the office of accountant general and not by the state government.
Divisional forest officer (DFO) of PTR core area Anil Kumar Mishra said, "The AG office has sought reply on few queries, which we will submit by Wednesday. Thereafter, the process of allotting CDA will begin."
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Supply list for 7th and 8th grade math is spiral notebook 9 1/2 by 11. no smaller!! and a composition book. Glue sticks.
I also need paper towels, kleenex, jolly ranchers, dry erase markers and copy paper at the beginning of the year.
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Wishlist 9/14/12
My wish list includes the usual. Art suppies, paper, kleenex
Last year I had several parents who work in offices to bring in a box or bag every so often of paper used at their work that had printing on one side. I used that and printed on the other since much of the worksheets get glued into the student's notebooks. So if your office recycles one sided paper, I will take it. Just make sure the side with the printing has appropriate things on it. It helps promote recycling and saves me from getting too low on paper.
I thank all the parents who have brought in items already and many thanks for the herbal tea!!
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Voda Tap — The Versatile Companion
At Cantilever, we like to do things a little bit differently: We like to offer our clients something unique, something you can't get anywhere else.
That's why we designed a group of unique fittings and fixtures that complement our Kitchen System range to complete the finishing touches of your project.
One of Cantilever's first products was Sink & Board, a unique product available exclusively to Cantilever Kitchen clients. Designed by us and made for you by our local skilled steel fabricator, it is stamped with our mark of authenticity. Originally released in 2012, Sink & Board has become a staple to Cantilever projects. With a drop-in design that protects the benchtop from wear and tear, Sink & Board it is available in double and single bowl designs, suitable for K1, K2 and K3.
The missing component to complete our kitchen range was the perfect tap. We turned to a local manufacturer, Sussex Taps for their range of finely crafted Melbourne made tapware.
Sink & Board
Sink is made from 1.2mm thick commercial 304 grade stainless steel. Resistant to oxidisation and corrosion, this material has excellent durability. Integrated Board is made from carbonised bamboo and is naturally anti-microbial and water resistant making it excellent for food preparation and easy cleaning. Available in single or double.
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The slight curvature, proportion and finish compliment with perfection our Sink & Board. Voda Square is tactile and robust, emanating the quality of material and maker.
Celebrating a pure aesthetic through eye-pleasing lines and harmonious geometrics, Voda Curved Tap playfully balances form and function, with a feel of resolute presence.
We first featured the Sussex Voda Tap with our Sink & Board at The Design Files Open House, because showcasing beautiful products designed and made in Australia is something we are passionate about.
The simplicity of form, robust character and proportional balance of Sussex Voda Tap Collection sits in subtle harmony with Sink & Board. It looks good, feels good and is made just down the road! Offered in a selection of curated finishes and materials of enduring quality, it brings a whole new level of customisation to your Cantilever Kitchen Palette.
An exciting element of the Sussex capability is their capacity to offer a durable two-part paint finish, beautifully applied to accentuate the form and function of each tap. We chose Dulux' Walter to compliment the Anchor Ceramics 180 Series tile used in the Splashback of the K1 Compact Kitchen in our Showroom.
The Sussex collection has a great depth of designs to suit every domestic application with the opportunity to create a distinct palette throughout the whole home.
For consistent interior and exterior palette quality throughout your project, the versatility of brass or stainless-steel componentry is fantastic.
The flexibility of the finishes offered by Sussex is important. Each product line is available in solid brass, with a variety of options made with solid stainless steel. For residential indoor use, solid brass componentry caters for most needs, offering maximum durability at a volume price point.
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Use the Blackburn 1/2 - 1 in. Zinc Ground Clamp to connect a grounding conductor to a steel pipe or rod tubing. This ground clamp features zinc-plated screws and compatibility with 10 - 2 wire sizes. Clamp is UL listed.
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Vegan Educator and Culinarian, Kristina Carillo-Bucaram, encourages and inspires healthy choices
Houston, TX. May 17, 2012. Kristina Carrillo-Bucaram, Founder of Rawfully Organic, the nation's largest produce Co-op has inspired hundreds of thousands of Texans to improve their health by eating raw, organic fruits and vegetables. Today, she is taking that passion a step further by sharing her knowledge on transitioning to the Vegan lifestyle through her coaching site, FullyRaw. (www.fullyraw.com)
FullyRaw is the online destination for anyone that wants to learn how to prepare whole, real foods. To encourage her online community to pump up the creative green goodness Kristina is launching a FullyRaw Recipe Competition with on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/FullyRawKristina/app_190322544333196 . Participants can click on the "Recipe Gallery" tab and submit your recipe, photo, or video with no limits on postings. After the recipe is posted, friends and family are encouraged to vote on the recipe. Those who get the most votes become the winners.
The competition takes place from May 21st-31st. There will not be just 1 winner, but 12 who will walk away with a special prize! 10 more winners will also gain access into the Rawfully Organic Recipe Archive, which has over 120 Low Fat Raw Vegan seasonal recipes that uses over 100 different varieties of fruits and vegetables. One special person will be selected by FullyRaw Kristina for a personal consultation as well based on the creativity of the recipe.
From inventive smoothies to luscious raw desserts, the recipe challenge is sure to ignite creativity and friendly competition for Vegan aficionados. Kristina's mission is to share plant powered recipes virally and globally so that families can enjoy the benefits from eating in sync with the seasons.
Kristina elaborates, "The goal of this competition is to create a recipe community, where people can share raw recipes! Over time, the recipes will build, and everyone will be able to look back at the page and get ideas for making raw food dishes! We want families and friends to be able to celebrate eating fruits and vegetables in a new, exciting way! Eating raw is not meant to be scary, it is meant to be fun, and we want being FullyRaw to become popular!
The Challenge was inspired by Kristina's very successful event, "Eat It Raw" Iron Chef Competition in October of 2011, which was the first Vegan competition of it's kind in Texas. The event inspired over 100 participants to post and share recipes online in a weekly competition on the Rawfully Organic Facebook site with 4 of the weekly winners going on to compete in a live challenge at the Houston Arboretum and Nature Center. Kristina continues to share her recipes and inspires the nation with her weekly postings of Raw Vegan Recipes on Rawfully Organic.
About FullyRaw: Kristina Carrillo-Bucaram is a Wellness Educator and Vegan Culinarian whose mission is to help those on their journey of discovering the disease-preventing and healing power of eating raw, plant based foods. She empowers hundreds of thousands of people to embrace the consumption of living foods and combining them for optimal inner and outer beauty and vitality. Kristina is currently working on her first book of delicious and creative recipes to be released in early 2013. Her advocacy for natural wellness blossomed from creating and running the nation's largest organic produce Co-op, Rawfully Organic. For More Information on Kristina and her Wellness You Tube TV Channels, please visit:


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I was completely, completely stunned by the trouble my parents went to for my birthday. I never had balloons on the mailbox and the house decorated like that, when I was a kid. It just blew me away. I figured it was just going to be a nice, quiet little get-together with our relatives for cake. Instead, there were quite a few presents and things. I'm still stunned.
The card from my parents--I almost cried while reading it--not bad crying, just sniffles.
Anyway, it was a very lovely birthday, and I'll be writing thank-you letters to all of them, this week.
I'm continuing to work out the IMS story. I realized that I'm going to have to describe eight more years of story history that hasn't been written yet. Eeep! And I'm going to have to get more into Settim's head. Ew. Gross. Triple-eeep. I know exactly why Settim is the way he is, but it's still icky.
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Meet author David J. Skal #HorrorLounge
Tell us about your latest book
Something in the Blood: The Untold Story of Bram Stoker.
Why Dracula? What is so fascinating about Bram Stoker?
Stoker and Dracula are fascinating for the same reason. They're both sketchy, shadowy characters about which we know very little and therefore are forced to wonder about, even obsess upon. Stoker left us almost no personal diaries or letters, and Dracula is similarly enigmatic, a penumbral creature who remains offstage for most of the book. The little we do know about them suggests much more, and we eagerly try to complete their portraits with our imaginations.
To what extent do you think Bram Stoker's life informed his writing of Dracula the character?
The character of Dracula was with him his entire life, ever since he encountered the Demon King of the Christmas pantomimes. His mother filled his world with frightening stories, folklore and fairy tales, and DRACULA was the ultimate result. DRACULA is essentially a fairy tale for adults.
What do you mean when you say that Dracula 'meant far less to Bram Stoker than it has come to mean to us'?
Stoker was never completely in control of his writing. It came to him in an almost mediumistic way, rather like automatic writing. I doubt that he gave much thought to the deeper implications of DRACULA. He had a lot of trouble just finishing it, and his major concern was making money. We, on the other hand, are far more interested in making sense of the book, and have had more than a century to tease out Dracula's secrets. In the Victorian age, no one looked for hidden meanings in popular literature. Freudian notions of sexual symbolism and unconscious subtexts hadn't even been formulated in Stoker's time, but have had a dominant influence on literary criticism and appreciation in our own. Stoker wouldn't recognize most of the shapes Dracula has assumed since his death, or have the capacity to comprehend the cultural omnipresence that his undying creation has achieved.
First memory of reading horror
I read Poe at least as early as the fourth grade. I must have clearly communicated my enthusiasm at the time, since I recall a teacher calling me "Edgar Allan."
For readers new to horror which 3 books would you recommend they start with?
I'd recommend many more than three, but start with Clive Barker's Books of Blood, Richard Matheson's I Am Legend, and Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles.
Do you have a favourite horror sub-genre, and why?
Gruesome police procedurals. I find real-world horror particularly gripping and disturbing.
Most terrifying book you've ever read.
The Exorcist
Your favourite Stephen King book.
Rose Madder
New horror authors you'd recommend.
Not exactly newly minted, but at least contemporary: Patrick McGrath and Thomas Ligoti.
Who do you consider the King and Queen of horror fiction?
Bram Stoker and Mary Shelley, the two most influential and imitated horror writers of all time.
Your favourite horror film (adapted from a book) & why?
PSYCHO. Hitchcock turned a good novel into a true movie masterpiece.
Horror book that you'd like to see adapted to film & why?
Live Girls by Ray Garton. An original and audacious tale of vampire hookers working out of a Times Square peepshow. It already reads like a screenplay.
Best horror TV?
From my childhood, THRILLER with Boris Karloff. More recently, PENNY DREADFUL, hands down. A crime the show was canceled.
Did you write in other genres or straight to horror?
I began my writing career in science fiction, and published three novels and numerous magazine stories in the 1970s and 1980s. The subjects were fairly creepy—reviewers sometimes compared me to David Cronenberg—and it was an easy move for me into horror, although I approached the genre from a nonfiction perspective instead of a novelist.
Tell us briefly about your route to being published
One of my favorite writers when I was young was Harlan Ellison, who took a personal interest in my work and recommended my acceptance into the Clarion Science Fiction Writers Workshop, which was a transforming experience, with teachers and mentors including Ellison, Damon Knight, Samuel Delany, Fritz Leiber, and many others. I published nothing but short stories for several years, but had much difficulty with longer work, which workshops like Clarion couldn't practically accommodate. Writing novels requires a completely different kind of focus and concentration, and I had to completely retrain myself. When I began to write nonfiction, I naturally began to use novelistic techniques, which I guess has become something of a personal trademark.
Tell us about your fans
I'm quite fortunate to have a broad spectrum of readers, ranging from monster fans to serious academics. I make a very conscious effort to keep my work engaging for a crossover readership, trying to be intelligently readable but avoiding pretentious critical jargon at all costs. It seems to work.
Horror doesn't seem to be as well respected as other genres of fiction. Why do you think that is?
Since horror delves deeply into aspects of human nature we usually try to suppress, it's not surprising people resist taking it seriously or want to denigrate it. Horror is always on the verge of revealing embarrassing truths. It's not particularly well-behaved, and is always tited toward transgression. The best horror simply doesn't want to play by the rules, and therefore alienates as many people as it attracts.
Do you think horror is ready for a renaissance?
Since horror never really dies or retreats, it doesn't ever need to reborn. But it does need to adapt and evolve. It's when people start noticing these fresh developments that they start talking about a horror renaissance, but the truth is that the genre is incredibly sturdy and resilient.
Tips for new writers of horror fiction.
Look to the real world for inspiration, not fiction or movies. Limit your reading to the best stylists in every genre, and cultivate your own unique, elegant style. You'll achieve your best horror effects not with screams, but by quiet, controlled whispers.
Do you believe in evil?
Yes. Does anyone involved in the horror genre ever say no?
What scares you?
Heights. Tightly closed spaces. Republicans
3 most scary words in English language?
Donald John Trump
Do you celebrate Halloween?
I'd like to, but given the field I'm in, I'm almost always working. People frequently ask me what I plan to be for Halloween, and I usually reply that I'm going to be the terrifying monster of them all: a talk show guest!


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The Los Angeles Rams were recently in hot water with the National Football League Players Association over a choice of law provision in the team's contracts. This clause established that all disputes would be governed by Missouri law, where the Rams had previously played. Missouri law is more favorable to management than employees relative to California law. This is a high-profile example which has made headlines, but choice of law provisions are common in many contracts. They're often short clauses and can be easy to overlook, but can have major consequences that alter the balance of power between the parties in the event of a dispute.
There are several reasons why a contract drafter may want such a provision. The provision may provide a set of laws that are more favorable to one party than the other, as in this situation. The drafter may have specific statutes in mind when choosing a certain state over another. Here, the Missouri Workers' Compensation Act was specifically named in the Rams' provision. The drafter could also prefer the general legal climate in one state over another. Instead of a specific statute or specific set of laws, the drafter may feel that one state may be generally more favorable to plaintiffs or defendant in a particular type of dispute. The drafter's location could also influence choice of law. A business based in a particular state may want all disputes to be heard on its home turf.
The Rams situation is interesting as it involves a business leaving a state under controversial circumstances but still attempting to take advantage of the favorable laws in its former home. It's also one of the few opportunities for a common contract provision like choice of law to get any press. Take it as an indication to always read the contracts you sign carefully and be aware that small clauses can have big effects.


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A bank holiday heatwave has seen sun seekers flood beaches across the country, but forecasters have warned that a very different kind of deluge is on its way.
Flash flooding could hit parts of the UK as rain storms lash areas of southern England and Wales between Sunday and Monday, prompting a weather alert from the Met Office.
The "yellow" warning, lasting from midday on Sunday and 4pm on Monday, warned homes and roads could fall victim to the turn in conditions.
Heavy downpours could feature with thunder and lightening, but the "hit and miss" nature of storms meant "many places will likely see little or no impacts", the update said.
It will dampen the summertime mood many enjoyed this weekend, as blue skies and high temperatures prevailed over much of the country.
On Saturday, the warm conditions peaked at 27C (80.6F) in Weybourne, Norfolk, and Sunday saw temperatures in the low 20s, the Met Office said.
The heat comfortably outstripped the average for late May, a spokesman added, which tends to linger between 16C (60.8F) and 18C (64.4F) in England and Wales.
Despite the forthcoming damp, which is expected to centre on the south-east of England over Sunday night and sweep north throughout the day, temperatures are expected to stay high.
The Met Office weather warning said: "Some areas of heavy rain will move north-eastwards during Sunday and into Monday across parts of southern England and Wales with some locally torrential downpours and thunder possible.
"Many areas will see rain at times but the extent of the most intense and thundery downpours will be limited. Only small areas are likely to see these downpours at any one time.
"This could result in some disruption, with sudden flooding of roads, transport routes, homes and businesses possible locally. Frequent lightning in association with the heaviest rain may also temporarily disrupt power supplies.
"However, given the hit-and-miss nature of the heavy rain and thunderstorms, many places will likely see little or no impacts."


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Erin learning from the master: Madeline Black
Pilates Artistry, Inc. is the creation of Erin Lauer Johnson, PMA® Certified Pilates Teacher.
In 2015, Erin started The Pilates Artistry Teacher Training Program to offer a comprehensive Pilates training with an emphasis on anatomy, safe teaching, and critical thinking. The program offers a 620-hour comprehensive, diploma-based Pilates education. It covers mat, reformer, wunda chair, Cadillac/tower, and barrels.
Erin is a curious teacher who has spent a lot of time pursuing continuing studies in Pilates and allied modalities to help understand the body. After attaining her 450-hour certification, she has gone on to pursue over 400 more hours of study with various Pilates master trainers. Learning from each client and their unique bodies, she been compelled to understand and study myofascial lines, shoulder injuries, hip replacements, knee injuries, and various breathing practices. She has worked extensively with Madeline Black, Cara Reeser, and other Pilates master teachers like Deborah Lessen.
Erin passes her extensive training and knowledge down to her students taking the Pilates Artistry Teacher Training Program.
In 2017, Erin graduated from THE HERITAGE TRAINING®: A Post-Graduate Program for Pilates Professionals Taught by Cara Reeser
This program led Erin deeper into the work and back to the foundations. She now considers herself to be a movement coach. This training provided her with the tools to deliver conscious, autonomous training to her students, building the exercises from movement skills.


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Alot of us have heard of this new product coming out and may have seen some snapshots of it, but what does it really do? Where does it fit in? How can I take advantage of it? Well, likes take a quick dive into this product, shall we?
First, let's give a little background on it. It originated on the Autodesk Labs website and was called "Project Galileo". Now that it has graduated from Autodesk Labs, it has its new name, Autodesk Infrastructure Modeler.
My colleague here at Cadsoft, Rick Chappell, blogged breifly on this back in August at this link: http://www.cadsoft-consult.com/blogs/geo/.
Ok, with that out of the way, what is the "nutshell" description of Infrastructure Modeler? Well, I will give you my version: Infrastructure Modeler is a conceptual design and planning tool that can quickly show design intention with easily created objects such as roadways, buildings, water bodies, etc, that can produce rich visualizations, tally quantities, connect to GIS data, and much more. So there it is, my description of what Infrastructure Modeler can do in a nutshell.
Now let's go into specific example of it's functionality. In these examples, I will describe the situation and the resolution without going into specific technical details. In the first example, I have a situation where a proposed roadway project needs to be visualized for a meeting. In Infrastructure Modeler, I can bring in 3D surfaces and raster images for the existing topography. If the proposed roadway is intended to go through a mountainous area, I can export out corridor data from Civil 3D and plop it into Infrastructure Modeler. Why is this useful? First, if I already have it, I don't have to recreate it, even though it is very easy to do so in Infrastructure Modeler. Second, and this is the really cool part for us technology geeks, the proposed roadway will automatically cut through the mountains and the road elevations can be easily adjusted with grip editing! Cool stuff! In addition to that, there is an extensive library with various road types and materials that can be selected to make the model even more realistic. See the picture below for how the roadway object reacts with a hilly area.
Take all of this, add the ability to add realistic trees, vehicles, etc, throw in the ability to also bring in realistic GIS data, much like how FDO in Map and Civil 3D work, and you have an extremely powerful software package. Oh yeah, did I also mention the ability to create fly-throughs as well? Check out the picture below which shows the other side of the roadway. Notice the realistic trees and buildings? Not to mention the sky. Cool stuff.
This blog was intended to just scratch the surface on this software, so my apologies to anyone who was looking for more technical content.


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After a successful pilot season this past year, the Whistler Chamber Music Society is moving forward in 2017-2018 with a full slate of six performances by visiting classical music groups.
"We had a few trial concerts and they were well attended by audiences who were pretty darned enthusiastic to hear it, and to listen to the musicians talk about themselves as well. So we decided to go full steam ahead," says Jane Reid, who co-runs the society with classical musicians Alison Hunter and Laurie Van Leeuwen.
The season opens with Vancouver chamber group Trio Primario, comprised of flautist Jeff Pelletier, clarinettist Julie Begg and pianist Karen Lee-Morlang. They perform on Sunday, Oct. 1.
Vancouver Brass Quintet brings its show Passion, Purpose & Promise to Whistler on Sunday, Nov. 1, showcasing the history of music by brass instruments, with Mark D'Angelo and Kyle Axford on trumpet, Dawn Haylet on French horn, Gregg Passmore on tenor trombone, and Drew Dumas on bass trombone and tuba.
This is followed by a special holiday concert with The Nadeau Ensemble on Saturday, Dec. 2. A Prairie Christmas celebrates the holiday season with harpists Janelle Nadeau and Kim Robertson, and medieval instrumentalist Joaquin Ayala.
The remaining shows are One Piano, Four Hands, with Scott Meek and Clare Yuan on March 4; Infinitus with Anthony Cheung on viola, and Alex Cheung and John Littlejohn on violin on April 8; and Opera Mariposa on June 3 staging music by Rossini, Mozart, Verdi and Bizet.
All regular performances are at Our Lady of the Mountains Church, while the Nadeau Ensemble performs at the Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre.
Tickets for the five church performances are $20 for adults and $15 for youth. Tickets for all five concerts are $85.
Tickets for The Nadeau Ensemble are $25 for adults and $20 for youth.
For more information and to order tickets, email email@example.com. Tickets are also available up to two weeks in advance from the Whistler Museum (cash only).
Hear and Now Music Festival lineup
Arts Whistler has announced the lineup for Hear and Now Local Music Festival, part of Fall For Arts.
The festival, in its second year, celebrates Whistler's musicians, with a rich scene of rising stars playing free shows. It takes place on Saturday, Sept. 23, and Sunday, Sept. 24.
Saturday performers: Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre ambassadors; Venus Envy; Aude Ray; Brother Twang; The McQuaid Band; Red Chair; The Golden Thread; JennaMae and Lozen with The Groove Section; and Marble Canyon.
Sunday performers: Bad Habit; The Courageous Mountain Rangers; Emily Molloy; Some Assembly Required; The Spiritual Warriors; Old Soul Rebel; Small Town Runaway; FOMO; and Blame the Weekend.
For more information, visit www.artswhistler.com/hearandnow.
Howe Sound Performing Arts' all-Canadian show
Howe Sound Performing Arts Association presents All Things Canadian, a celebration of music from this great country, featuring local performers singing "The Hockey Song," "The Logdriver's Waltz," and folk songs and original compositions. There will also be a singalong.
It takes place at St. John the Divine Anglican Church in Squamish on Friday, Sept. 29, at 7:30 p.m. Admission by donation.
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Ethics and Professionalism for the Finanzplatz
CFA Society Switzerland boasts over 2'300 members in Switzerland, against barely 100 in 1996 at inception. It is the largest CFA Institute society in continental Europe. With more than 2'000 candidates taking the rigorous Chartered Financial Analyst® (CFA®) exam in Switzerland each year, the society's impact on the Swiss investment community is self-evident.
CFA Society Switzerland works actively with other CFA Societies worldwide to meet these objectives. CFA Institute and all CFA Societies worldwide promote the values found in the CFA Institute Code of Ethics and Standards of Professional Conduct.
Please find following the CFA Society Switzerland Bylaws: Bylaws as amended March 2013
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How do I make an html link look like a button?
I've looked around on the web. Found some links to very colorful buttons that don't look like buttons at all :-)
Is there anyone out there that has some CSS they found or came up with that could help me to make my links look like "real" buttons that I see when I use a "submit" type button in a form.
I don't mind if the CSS uses graphic backgrounds. Just looking for something that simulates a button as close as possible. I could also use jQuery as I have that on my page.
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A Session With Sia Spade
Sia offers in Person and Remote (Phone, Skype or FaceTime) Sessions. Find the wisdom and guidance you seek in a variety of ways with Sia. She offers her expert opinion on relationships, intimacy, and knowledge of the Kama Sutra. Furthermore, she offers Tarot Card Readings, Psychic Sessions, Holy Fire Reiki Mini or Full Sessions as well as Energy Clearing, Chakra Balancing and Life Transformation Guidance.
A sessions with Sia is grounded in solid intuitive guidance laced with a loving and at times humorous approach.
" I am here to help! Questions about Love, Relationships, Intimacy, Sexuality and more are answered in my Intuitive Sessions that are driven with the wisdom of the Tarot. Expect laugher, love, healing and wisdom when you speak with me. Most importantly know that my practice is heart-centered."


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Paper Work: A new exhibit at the Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts and Sciences in Loveladies, "Works on Paper 2018," opens June 1 and runs through the 24th. This is the 20th annual National Juried Competition and Exhibition and the juror is Kim Conaty, curator of drawings and prints at the Whitney Museum of American Art. A reception and lecture are planned for Saturday, June 17, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. The lecture by Conaty will be on the exhibition currently at the Whitney, "Exploring Light+Space+Time; Introducing Mary Corse."
Weekly Saturday Drop-In Ceramics and Fire Me Up with Dallas Koenig continues, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Learn to make ceramics or practice your skill for a fee of $ 35, or paint fired bisque ware for a fee of $ 15 plus cost of the piece.
Register now for "Spinning Fridays" with ceramicist Kerith Creo from 7 to 9 p.m. June 1, 13, Aug. 10 or Sept. 7. Cost is $ 35 per classs plus cost of clay ($ 1 per pound).
To register for classes, go to lbifoundation.org or call 609-494-1241.
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Summer Art Opener: The m.t. burton gallery in Surf City offers two days of art, music food and fun, Saturday, June 9 and Sunday, June 10 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eleven local artists including Cathleen Engelsen, Leslee Ganss, Linda Ramsay, Lisa Budd, John Meehan, Victoria Ford, Prax Serrano and more offer an open air arts market. Alice McEnerney Cook hosts a reception for her one-woman show on Saturday from 6 to 9 p.m. in the newly renovated gallery. A clam bake with music starts 3 p.m. on Saturday; fire juggler and busker David Ramsay entertains.
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Featured Artists: Pine Shores Art Association members Maryellen Wernick and Valentin Avila fill the group's Manahawkin gallery with their realistic and sometimes eclectic artworks through June. Viewing is Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and Sundays from 1 to 3 p.m. Admission is free.
The regular monthly membership meeting is Monday, June 4 at 6:30 p.m. All are welcome. Artist Tom Rutledge demonstrates pen and ink drawing.
PSAA art history lecture at the Stafford branch of the Ocean County Library is June 11 at 7 p.m. Stockton art professor Kate Nearpass Ogden explores "The Art of the American Impressionists." Prior to the lecture at 6 p.m. is a reception for the June PSAA exhibitors in the library: Mike Amato, Nancy Edwards and Ed Rennar. Light refreshments available.
Registration forms for activities and classes are available at the gallery or online at pineshoresartassociation.org.
"Do Your Own Pastels" session is held Tuesdays, 7 to 9 p.m. Ongoing portrait sessions are open to all artists for a nominal model fee on Sunday, 1 to 3 p.m., and Monday, 7 to 9 p.m. (no session on June 4 or June 11). On Thursday is life drawing (undraped model) from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. is a "do your own thing" session; artists meet and create their own work (no session on June 20 and 27. Afterward is "Artists Helping Artists" from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m.; drop in with your supplies for some friendly assistance.
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In the Libraries: Tuckerton artist Jill DeFelice exhibits 30 new paintings at the Little Egg Harbor branch of the Ocean County Library through June.
Dawn Francis Simon's collage works on paper, "The Color is a Mystery," and Lyn Snow botanical flower prints are on display at the Island branch in Surf City.
Art Chat at the Tuckerton branch is Thursday, June 14, at 10 a.m. Artists bring work for friendly critique. Admission is free.
PSAA artist Karen Kolb exhibits at the Waretown branch through June with a reception on Monday, June 4 at 7 p.m.
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Life Drawing: Join other local artists for life drawing sessions at the Old Baptist Church in Manahawkin on Sundays from 10 a.m. to noon. Study the undraped figure in a historic setting, with plenty of natural light and a creative and experienced fine art model. No instruction is offered; bring your own art supplies.
There will be a model fee collection.
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Artist Opportunities: St. Mary's in Manahawkin is looking for artists for their annual Art Show and Sale Aug. 25. Contact Linda Saladino at 609-660-8062 for more information.
The Noyes Museum of Art of Stockton University is calling for photographers to participate in the "Raw 2018 Photography Competition." The top images will be selected for an exhibition at The Noyes Arts Garage of Stockton University in Atlantic City. The theme for this exhibition is "Light & Shadow: Form, Metaphor, and Culture." For more information, contact Saskia Schmidt, director of education, at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Painted Poetry V: For the fifth year, an exhibit of 32 paintings and 32 poems will be on exhibit at the Island branch of the Ocean County Library this August. For more information, contact Richard Morgan, firstname.lastname@example.com, or Carol Freas, firstname.lastname@example.com. —P.J.


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I'm separating myself from the things I've written, occasionally allowing a scan through the words, picking up a few sentences here and there. Convincing myself that whatever emotions and experiences I was able to get through then, I wouldn't be able too now.
In a way, the person who wrote that doesn't feel like me. Sure, if I allowed myself to read through I'd find a remarkable similarity, but at the present, I don't. I sit at a distance, never giving myself the pleasure of getting to know the person at the other end.
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It really says something about the IT industry when you consider that it hasn't already had its butt sued offAside from a few high-profile anti-trust cases, computer companies have ended up in court far less than they could have. In an age where people get sued for glancing sideways, I'm very surprised that there hasn't been an avalanche of lawsuits leveled against them.
Where is the big international corporation who sues Microsoft for billions of dollars because Microsoft promised you could run that mission-critical system on NT, but guess what, you can't?
If you were the CEO and saw your business empire crumbling because of the "bloody computers" wouldn't your first reaction be: "Let's sue the bastards"?
Where's the student who sues the hard drive vendor for loss of future earnings. After all, he only flunked out of university because that final brilliant assignment that was sure to save his bacon was lost for all time when the goddamn hard drive died.
"Seagate stopped me from becoming a dentist!" the flunker would proclaim passionately from the witness box.
Where's the lonely heart who sues the Internet Service Provider because his declaration of love that would have stopped his dream girl from running off with some other chump, never arrived because his e-mail went down.
Surely, one wouldn't lose such law suits? Surely, every juror would empathise having at one time or another, slaved over a computer for hours only to see their work vanish like it never even existed. Surely every single judge has more than once raised their fists to the sky and declared an almighty hatred of all things electronic. Surely.
So what's the story? Why aren't you and I and Joe next door hauling our local, not-so-friendly computer vendor by the scruff-of-their necks into court right now? (Oh, by the way, if you're a computer vendor, I am of course referring to that other vendor.).
Is it because people find it difficult to comprehend that something -- especially something they've paid so much money for -- might break for no reason. Generally, if something breaks it's because you've broken it. The lamp smashes into a thousand pieces, for example, because you dropped it.
So when technology fails, the average consumer naturally looks to blame themselves or whoever last used or is responsible for managing the computers.
The CEO doesn't blame NT for the constant crashing of the mission-critical computer system, he blames the IT manager, who of course gets the bullet. This is despite the fact that it was actually the CEO who signed the deal, against IT's recommendation, on the 17th tee at the Lakes.
Or perhaps it's exactly the opposite. Perhaps, it's because we all know computers are so blasted unreliable that anyone who gets burnt should have known better in the first place.
When the student cries about his never-to-be-realised dream of becoming a dentist, the judge simply lectures him on how you should always back up all data, because of course a hard drive failure is going to hit you one day. She then orders him to pay all court-costs.
Which only leaves the lonely heart. He doesn't sue, either, because he sells his story to a woman's magazine and makes a bucket load of money anyway.
Philip Sim is the editor of Australian Reseller News. E-mail him at email@example.com.


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The return of New Jersey-born hip-hop trio Dälek has been a long time coming, and it's fitting that MC Dälek and his two new collaborators (DJ rEK on turntables and co-producer Mike Manteca) have resurfaced on one of the most forward-thinking labels in the game: Profound Lore. This marks the first time that the Canadian label—which is better known for Agalloch's dark woodland folk, VHÖL's progressive thrash, and Chthe'ilist's chthonic death metal—has ventured into hip-hop, but once you get an earful of Dälek's new LP, Asphalt for Eden, it makes a whole lot of sense.
Dälek's take on hip-hop is foreboding and hypnotic in a way that feels unexpected; sure, in the Age of Future, creepy, dark vibes are almost de rigeur, but Dälek takes it a step further towards the abyss by incorporating a seething electronic edge—think Einstürzende Neubauten, not Soundcloud. They've always been the odd men out in a way, but their sound is so complex and quixotic that the group has also found itself sharing stages with the disparate, experimental likes of KRS One, Tomahawk, The Melvins, TOOL, Grandmaster Flash, Jesu, Dillinger Escape Plan, Mastodon, and Earth. On Asphalt for Eden, harsh EBM and biting electronic beats mesh bizarrely well with long, winding sheets of shoegaze (see the glorious ethereal swell of "Masked Laughter (Nothing's Left)"), trills of trip-hop, and MC Dälek's purposeful, enunciated rhymes.
Pre-orders for Asphalt for Eden are live now, and we're premiering the new song "Guaranteed Struggle" below. Dig in, and if you're local, do your best to catch them live at the Bell House in Brooklyn with dreamcrusher on April 22.
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We are partnering with Boujie Biscuit to bring you a 2 days of delicious food and special beer tappings!
We will be opening at 12 both days serving 7 unique styles of biscuits:
Georgia Peach Biscuit
Gravy Train Biscuit
Chicken Pot Pie Biscuit
Cheesy Burger Biscuit
Mac & Cheese (and Spicy) Biscuit
Cluckin' Hot Biscuit
Honey Maple Butter Biscuit
Along with the biscuits we will be bringing out some of the new beer we have been working on TBA.
Each day we will serve biscuits till we run out so come early!


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Online Salat Istikhara Dua For Divorce And Talaq
Arabic word for Divorce, talaq implies detachment of shohar and Begum from each other. Allah (swt) scorns talaq, yet at the same time individuals do it when they neglect to keep up their relationship. When you get hitched, you try to have a cheerful existence with your companion.
However, at times, things don't go as thought and conditions change thus does your relationship and conduct of your accomplice. Poor conditions and bungle is the real reason for division. Muslim couples for istikhara for talaq to choose whether they should proceed with the conjugal relationship or end it.
Little contentions and arbitrary battles are normal between couples. Be that as it may, frequently these battles take a monstrous face and result in the separation of a relationship. In lslam, in case you're confronting a great deal of inconveniences in your conjugal connection, at that point you can hone Istikhara supplication for separate. The petition will enable you to settle on the best choice in regards to your separation with your mate. The best istikhara for this is the salat istikhara. It causes you settle on a choice in the wake of looking for direction from Allah (Swt) for various issues.
Online Salat Istikhara For Divorce
Online Salat Istikhara For DivorceThe salat istikhara for separation should be possible by the spouse or wife or both to touch base at a choice of whether they ought to get talaq or not. It causes them choose whether they should free each other or be as one and attempt to influence things to work. Despite the fact that you can play out the istikhara yet it is proposed that you complete it by the hands of Islamic experts. With years of information and experience, they have the able aptitudes to play out the istikhara in the correct way and to get right outcomes.
You have various Islamic sites that render online istikhara for separate from administrations. It is the most ideal approach to complete the istikhara. Online dua and wazifa for separation may help you out right away. You simply need to peruse on the web and discover the way istikhara is finished. You can likewise select an Islamic master to perform it for you via hunting down them on the web. It works both ways. You simply need to give every one of your points of interest and they should do it for you.
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On the off chance that you wish to play out the istikhara dua for separate, at that point you need to take after each progression deliberately. Before resting, you need to discuss two rakat namaz for Salatul istikhara separate. It is required before honing the istikhara. At that point start with the namaz.
For the principal rakat, present Surah Fatiha and Surah Kafiroon.
For the second rakat, present Surah Fatiha and Surag Ikhlas.
Once you're finished with the namaz, present the istikhara dua for separate.
When you're presenting the dua, think about your accomplice whom you wish to separate.
When you're finished with it, you can rest.
When you're snoozing, you might see a fantasy that will enable you to make the future strides.
Salat istikhara for separate is critical in case you're extremely tired of your relationship, however regardless you stand confounded about whether to separate or not. On the off chance that you cherish your mate, yet they don't love you consequently, the relationship won't work. At a few or the other point, it will undoubtedly break, the istikhara dua for separation will enable you to take a choice for it.


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I was in Galena, IL for a wedding
I had some down time so I decided to check out the Galena Ghost Tour Walk I had heard some
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about it from some people I was travelling with. Of all the travelling I do as a wedding photographer what I enjoy most about it (besides the actual wedding) is all of the cool places I get a chance to visit. I always make sure to check out something local when I'm in a new town or city – and this time I was in for a scare!
If you want a good haunting here's what you need to know
The ghost walk is family friendly but there is some mention of murder and general mayhem (what ghost tour doesn't involve murder?!) I thought the guide was amazing and there were definitely some children in our group. I would be totally comfortable bringing my children on the walk. There was even a person who had ghost hunting equipment (the guide made sure they were aware of the policy of not being disruptive.) It was really great to see how accommodating the staff were. If you are thinking about the tour but aren't sure whether or not to take your family you should for sure do it!
Don't be afraid to try something new
Pardon the pun but I had never gone on a ghost tour walk before I went on the Galena Ghost Tour Walk. I didn't really know what to expect but now that I look back on it I totally should have just visited their website Haunted Galena Tour Company it is super informative and includes things like tour walk times, dates, sightings and you can even purchase tickets. Trust me – if you are up for a fright you are going to love this tour!