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Jane Goodall, Ph.D., DBE, founder of the Jane Goodall Institute and UN Messenger of Peace, will be in Atlanta on the evening of Friday, February 19, 2010, for a celebration of her extraordinary legacy at Fernbank Museum of Natural History.
This year marks a monumental milestone for the Jane Goodall Institute (JGI) and Dr. Goodall. Fifty years ago, Goodall, who is today a world-renowned primatologist, conservationist and humanitarian, first set foot on the shores of Lake Tanganyika, in what is now Tanzania's Gombe National Park. The chimpanzee behavioral research she pioneered there has produced a wealth of scientific discovery, and her vision has expanded into a global mission to empower people to make a difference for all living things.
Atlanta residents will have a unique opportunity to hear Dr. Goodall speak while helping her commemorate the 50th anniversary of the ongoing Gombe research and her remarkable career.
"Dr. Goodall chose to stop in Atlanta during this celebratory year as there is a large base of support in the area," said Mary Norman, senior vice president of development at the Jane Goodall Institute. "From the students at Warren T. Jackson and other elementary schools who are active in Jane Goodall's Roots & Shoots, the Institute's global environmental and humanitarian youth program, to museums like Fernbank that help spread her message of hope and inspire future scientists, Atlantans are making a difference, every day."
"Jane Goodall is a major force for change and an inspiration to make positive things happen for our communities, animals and the environment," said Fernbank Museum's President and CEO Susan Neugent "It takes a network of citizens to make the world a better place—role models like Dr. Goodall who dedicate their lives to research; future scientists who will continue interpreting her work; partners like Fernbank that create engaging opportunities to learn; and museum visitors like Fernbank's who have become active stewards of our planet, our ecosystems and our world cultures.. We're all working toward the same goal, but it takes each of us together to achieve it."
The event at Fernbank Museum, located at 767 Clifton Road in Atlanta, will include:
· A cocktail reception from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
· An exclusive showing of the IMAX® film Jane Goodall's Wild Chimpanzees
· Welcoming remarks by Susan Neugent, President & CEO of Fernbank Museum
· Remarks by Dr. Goodall
Tickets to this event are $95 per person with a cash bar. Space is limited and advanced reservations are required. To purchase tickets, please contact Alicia Zarillo at email@example.com or call 703-682-9288.
About the Jane Goodall Institute
Founded in 1977, the Jane Goodall Institute continues Dr. Goodall's pioneering research on chimpanzee behavior—research that transformed scientific perceptions of the relationship between humans and animals. Today, the Institute is a global leader in the effort to protect chimpanzees and their habitats. It also is widely recognized for establishing innovative community-centered conservation and development programs in Africa, and Jane Goodall's Roots & Shoots, the global environmental and humanitarian youth program that has groups more than 120 countries. For more information, please visit www.janegoodall.org.
About Jane Goodall's Roots & Shoots
Founded in 1991 by Dr. Jane Goodall and a group of Tanzanian students, the Roots & Shoots program is about making positive change happen—for our communities, for animals and for the environment. With hundreds of thousands of young people in more than 120 countries, the Roots & Shoots network connects youth of all ages who share a desire to create a better world. Young people identify problems in their communities and take action. Through service projects, youth-led campaigns and an interactive website, Roots & Shoots members are making a difference across the globe. For more information, please visit www.rootsandshoots.org.
About Fernbank Museum of Natural History
Since1992 Atlanta's Fernbank Museum of Natural History has provided a gateway for all ages to discover and explore the earth's history, the environment and human culture through dynamic exhibitions, programs and IMAX® films. Fernbank's alliance with Dr. Jane Goodall's mission to create a worldwide network of people who care deeply for their human community, all animals and the environment included the popular 2004 exhibition Discovering Chimpanzees: The Remarkable World of Jane Goodall and the IMAX® film Jane Goodall's Wild Chimpanzees. Fernbank's achievements have been recognized with the seal of accreditation from the American Association of Museums, a distinction earned by less than five percent of museums in the United States. For more information, visit www.fernbankmuseum.org.
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Teddy Bear Elvis Balthazar the Third PDF Crochet Pattern
FORMAT: PDF, 22 pages, 7.65 MB (mobile devices friendly). Language - English. The pattern is written row-by-row using US crochet terms, diagrams, and step-by-step photos (easy to follow). A conversion chart to UK terms is also provided in the pattern.
SKILLS: Chain, slip stitch, single crochet, double crochet, front/back post single crochet, front/back double crochet, front/back treble crochet, working in the round with furry yarn and small hook, increasing, decreasing, sewing.
GAUGE: Gauge is not very important for this item and your finished size may vary slightly, depending on the materials used and your tension.
- Furry Yarn for Big Bear: Premier Lash Lux Yarn
- Non Furry Yarn for Big Bear: Lion Brand Vanna's Choice Yarn
- Furry Yarn for Small Bear: Lion Brand Fun Fur Yarn
- Non Furry Yarn for Small Bear: Patons Grace Yarn
- For Scarf: Mary Maxim Ultra Mellowspun Yarn
- Big Bear: 3.75 mm (F) and 4.25 mm (G)
- Small Bear: 3.25 mm (D) and 3.5 mm (E)
- A set of 4 Doll Joints: 45 mm for Big Bear; or 30 mm for Small Bear
- Animal Safety Nose: 25 mm for Big Bear; or 21 mm for Small Bear
- Animal Safety Eyes: 18 mm for Big Bear; or 9-12 mm for Small Bear
- Tapestry needle or Curved needle
- Polyester stuffing
- Doll Glasses approximately 3" wide (optional)
- Stitch markers (optional)
- Big Bear: 17" (43 cm) tall
- Small Bear: 13.5" (34.5 cm) tall
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Compliance and Governance
International regulation and accountability have become a major focus for the security services industry. We are committed to working to the highest standards:
GardaWorld Africa is a founding signatory of the International Code of Conduct Association (ICOCA) for Private Security Service Providers.
Our operations are compliant to ISO 9001.
We adhere to the Voluntary Principles on Security & Human Rights (VPSHR).
We are an overseas member of the British Security Industry Association (BSIA).
Our HSE training courses are accredited by Skills for Security, UK.
We are the founding members of the Kenya Security Industry Association (KSIA).
We are associate Members of the National Association of Security Dog Users (NASDU).
Currently, we are ISO 18788 and ANSI/ASIS PSC.1-2012 certified in Kenya.
We do more than talk about compliance; we demonstrate our commitment to best practice. Our international policies are available to download from the following links:
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Marc Baumann
Head Marketing & Communication
Marc Baumann joined Bitcoin Suisse in September 2018 as Assistant to the CEO / coCEO and Strategic Projects.
Prior to joining Bitcoin Suisse, Marc completed various internships at Credit Suisse and UBS in Switzerland, Morgan Stanley in London, Accenture Strategy in Munich, and Interbrand in Singapore, whereby he had the chance to collect experience in wealth management, investment banking, strategy consulting and brand strategy. During his studies, he played a major role in building up Student Impact, a consulting club for sustainable businesses at the University of St. Gallen.
Marc Baumann holds a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration from the University of St. Gallen, as well as a Master of Arts in Business Innovation and a CEMS Master in International Management from the University of St. Gallen and the National University of Singapore.
Other team members
Lothar Cerjak
Head Institutional Services & Products
Felix Laufenberg
Crypto Engineer
Anette Juel Fritzen
QA and Administrative Support
Julius Taul Madsen
Senior Frontend Architect
Philipp Vonmoos
CEO - Swiss Crypto Vault AG
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LOCATION: Middle Road (Route 127), Dresden, Maine
This selectively harvested 63 acre parcel located in the town of Dresden has excellent road frontage on Middle Road, also known as Route 127. The lay of the land is a gently rolling landscape creating a beautiful setting for your home. With a trail system through a portion of the land, your walking and hunting activities await. Not only can one utilize the acreage for recreation, but the area has much to offer as well. For the outdoorsman, access to the Kennebec River is convenient with a public boat launch just a 5 mile distance from this land. Floating or fishing the Kennebec is sure to be a family favorite! If you would like to go smelting, James Eddy's Smelt Camp is a mere 1/2 mile drive. The family may also enjoy visiting Merrymeeting Fields Preserve (6 mile distance) and Thorne Head Preserve Trail Head (14 mile distance) to access their trails for walking, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. The central location of this acreage gives you the ability to take advantage of everything the towns of Richmond (5 mile distance), Wiscasset (7 mile distance), and the charming coastal towns of Bath (13 mile distance) and Boothbay Harbor (20 mile distance) have to offer. The communities of Bath and Boothbay Harbor are known for their unique shops, arts and entertainment, museums, delicious eateries, fishing opportunities, and more. This 63 acre parcel will easily encompass your future plans of a home and recreational activities while allowing you to enjoy the surrounding area rich in beauty and experiences.


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At the tail-end of the 1990s, self-referential metacinema was revived by David Fincher's Fight Club (1999) and the psychological comedy Being John Malkovich (1999), prodigy Charlie Kaufman's first screenwriting effort in collaboration with director Spike Jonze. In retrospect, it may be easy to scrutinize the labyrinthine Kafkaesque absurdism in Malkovich as a microcosm of Kaufman's magnum opus, Synecdoche, New York (2008), or the literal 3D-printed puppets in the stop-motion Anomalisa (2015). But Kaufman's unmistakable vision arrived fully formed in this feature, which unites a surreal concept with a tender human story of love and gender. Kaufman distorts and transforms ideas of vicarious escapism and the celebrity crush into an intimately tortuous tale of self-identity that involves an out-of-work puppeteer, Craig Schwartz (John Cusack, the curious spitting image of David Foster Wallace), who secures a job as a file clerk on floor 7½ at LesterCorp. He immediately develops a fondness for his striking coworker Maxine (Catherine Keener), which goes unrequited. At the same time, Craig happens upon a secret door behind one of the company's filing cabinets that magically transports him directly into the first-person perspective of the titular character actor with the ability to sense everything Malkovich experiences... but only in 15-minute intervals. Unable to suppress this amazing discovery, he reveals the inexplicable portal to Maxine, and they devise a plan to charge others to use it. From here, the film's two narrative strands begin to entwine, thus embellishing the chaos inherent in both. The Madison Public Library's Cinesthesia series will be presenting a newly restored transfer via the Criterion Blu-ray edition at this screening. —Grant Phipps
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Following up on my plug earlier today for 100% Biodegradable Issue 11, there's a fab "Freaks, Heroes and Horrors Bundle" on offer from four ace independent publishers on the digital platform Drivethrucomics – and it's bigger than ever this time around. Offering 13 comics at one low price of $2.50/£1.70, Redshift Press brings horror to the mix withContinue reading Freaks, Heroes and Horrors, Good Grief! A Dastardly Digital Bundle of Comics Now On Sale
Sneak Preview – The Red Mask From Mars – Issue 2
Written, Drawn and Lettered by Vince Hunt Colours by Shaun Dobie Published by Raw Edge Comics Full Colour – 28 pages "Good vs Evil. Mystery. Loss. Sacrifice. Punches. Fluffy bunnies. The Red Mask From Mars issue 2 has it all! When an expedition to investigate a meteor crash site takes a surprising turn, everyones' favouriteContinue reading Sneak Preview – The Red Mask From Mars – Issue 2


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Art Deco Sampler Templates
If you fancy making Stacey Lee O'Malley's fantastic Art Deco Sampler quilt from issue 49, you can download the templates here! They were a little too big to fit in the mag, so we thought it would be easiest to pop them online instead. We've made sure they will print out at A4 (be sure to print… Continue reading


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Feel like you've reached a plateau? How the perfect partner can help you reach the peak.
When your business is your passion, handing over the reins to anyone else is a tough but essential step in growth. The more you have to manage, the less time you have to focus on the areas where you can make the most difference. So it's essential that you choose the right partner.
There is a lot to consider. That's why Tshirtify has created The 4 C's Method - informed by our core values.


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Prepare to pay $75 for illegal parking at Pearson
The temptation to park on the roadways leading up to the Pearson terminals is very real, especially if the person you are picking up is minutes away. But that could prove to be a costly mistake because you could be likely hit with a $75 "mobile payment notice" in the mail.
Two cars equipped with cameras are now cruising around the terminals taking pictures of the license plates of vehicles parked in a no-parking zone.
And the reason why it is being called a mobile payment notice and not a fine or ticket is technical. Parking tickets are issued by the city municipality but parking tickets issued at Pearson is on private property and so it is a private payment.
What seems to have sparked off this latest onslaught on illegally parked vehicles is that airport has become and continues to become busier by the day. Traffic is increasing, more passengers means more people being dropped off or picked up and traffic congestion could be a horrible prospect for anyone trying to make a flight on time.
Police are also issuing a warning to 'scoopers,' or unlicensed taxis that cruise around the airport, often parking illegally.
Vehicles can still pick up and drop off passengers curbside at terminals. Drivers can park at the curb at the terminal once passengers have called to say they're ready to be picked up.
To avoid congestion, there are areas where you can park your vehicle for a short period and maps are available to show the locations of two cell phone parking lots where drivers can wait for passengers to call for pick up at Pearson terminals.
The GTAA (Greater Toronto Airports Authority) website encourages drivers coming to pick up family and friends to wait at one of the airport's two cellphone parking lots, about a five-minute drive from the airport terminals. The GTAA website states they are free, safe and convenient, so there is "no need to circle the terminal if you're waiting for someone to arrive."
New signage is going up at the airport to direct drivers where to go. The two cellphone lots are on Network Road. They can accommodate a total of 266 vehicles. Drivers must remain in their cars while they wait. The spaces are designated for short term parking only.
While many people will be tempted to dismiss this $75 "mobile payment" as another money grab initiative, it is important to know that it will deter illegal parking and improve traffic flow and the added stress of getting to the airport on time. -CINEWS


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Should I call it a casual Fall look or perhaps "Waldo's Sister". I love stripes. I don't, however like stripes screaming from across the room. I put together 2 looks using the same shirt and pants just changing the look slightly by adding a jacket and swapping out the shoes.
I am all about making your wardrobe work for you, if you read my posts here or follow me on social media, you know that's true. As we work our way into the Fall season I love reinventing what is already in my closet and creating new outfits. I did this with a striped t-shirt from H&M that actually belonged to my son, a pair of chinos from Loft, my favorite clogs, and my favorite denim jacket. Imagine all the possibilities that exist with a pair of chinos and a long sleeve tshirt! These are just 2. Shop your closet and see what new outfits you can create. If you would like to recreate this in some form, I've included shopping links below!
First, the gray chinos with the navy striped tshirt. Simple. Classic. Basic.
Next, the same chinos and tshirt. Now I've added the denim jacket and swapped the clogs for metallic brogues. An updated basic look and I love the way it turned out.
Though some of the items are no longer available, here are links to shop similar. The chinos are the same, just last year. The jean jacket and clogs are also the same.


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Tuesday, April 26, 2011
I Said, "No Drama!"
There have been other small dramas here and there with one of our Bride's maids and Groom's Men disappearing off the face of the planet and not telling us they were no longer going to be a part of our wedding. I've emailed/phoned/facebooked them. Mr. K has sent them messages on Facebook as has my Mom trying to obtain their mailing address so we could send them an invitation. We finally gave up at the end of February as the girls' dresses needed to be ordered by that time.
We've also had to deal with family members from both of our sides deciding not to come because they don't have the money. How do these people not have the money? We were engaged in November of 2009. They have had over a year to save up! It wouldn't bother me so much, but one person is Mr. K's dad. I really hope that he actually comes and that we've been misinformed.
Despite these glitches, we continue to plan and I think it will be a great day. I am completely aware that things will never go according to plan and I am trying not to get upset about the small bumps in the road we are coming across. In fact, the only thing that has really made me angry was the possibility of Mr. K's dad not coming. I was surprised at how calm I felt when the D.J crapped out on us. The exciting part is the stuff that is actually coming together.
I got an email today from another Bride's Maid who will be arriving here on the 24th, asking me if someone could pick her up. My Auntie Maria was here this past weekend and she helped us figure out what the table centre pieces would consist of. She also went to the chapel and took pictures for her husband so that he will know what kind of lighting he will be working with. Their gift to us is being our photographer and videoing the ceremony. My Mom also put a down payment on her dress and Lindsay picked hers up yesterday. Tenie and Carmen will have had theirs hemmed yesterday and my dress will be shipped up here next week. For every little thing that goes a little wrong, a dozen more go right, which is very exciting.
As May 28th draws closer, I will keep telling myself "no drama" and letting the unplanned things roll off. It's going to be a day of fun and even if things don't go quite as planned, oh well because those will be the things that will create our memories.
|Glacial Formations
3 comments:
- Brooke, Phoenix, Cessna, Aspen & Canyon said...
It sure sounds as though your wedding plans have gone quite well! I remember all the drama we had to endure while planning ours...so glad it's over!! I really do hope Mr K's Dad will come, because I think it's important for parents to be there...even though Huib said it was fine, I think it still bothered him that his parents did not come to ours - mind you, I'm kinda glad they didn't seeing as they don't like me lol!
I'm so sorry Huib and I won't be able to attend, we really wanted to :( We'll make it up to you though in June, when you and Glacier visit!!
- 5:50 p.m.
- Kolchak Puggle said...
As a former wedding planner, I can tell you that something will always go wrong at the last second - and that it never really makes the day any less happy or exciting. Just let the problems fall away and just focus on how wonderful it will be to marry Mr. K surrounded by family and friends. Congratulations!
- 8:47 p.m.
- browndogcbr said...
Hi Y'all,
Sounds like y'all have everything under control!
When our nephew married, his bride planned everything. It was beautiful. However, I found out from her sister that everyone called her "the General". Right up until she walked down the isle she was ordering everyone around. VBG
BrownDog's Momma
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Outi Putkonen
OWNER & Teacher
Outi is the incredibly talented potter and passionate smile and heart behind Mugi Pottery.
As a potter, I am not interested in production pottery. I much prefer exploring the process in a less result oriented context. Becoming a potter to me meant embarking on a journey, destination unknown and not important. On this journey, I must remain open minded, observant and humble in order to explore the possibilities and ideas that present themselves through our environment and nature. I need to be intuitive and respectful of my heritage, experience and sense of aesthetics instilled by my surroundings, upbringing and education. Pottery making is a very technical craft, through diligent practice, repetition and perseverance I have begun to grasp the layers of skill and understanding required to make a proper pot. In the potter's craft, I need to be humble to accept the challenges and embrace them as a learning opportunity rather that an obstacle and discouragement. As a potter I am forced to focus in present time, I can't think about yesterday or plan my tomorrow while working. The process requires a quiet and a calm mind, hands and eyes working together in order to execute an abstract idea into a tangible object.
Jenny Beech
Studio Staff & Teacher
Jenny Beech is an emerging ceramic artist who recently joined the Mugi team. She first discovered her love of pottery as a freshman at Montgomery Blair High School in Silver Spring, Maryland. After graduating from Montgomery Blair, she attended the University of Massachusetts - Amherst for two years before transferring to Towson University. Jenny is currently in her last year at Towson, and will graduate in May with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Ceramics. While at Towson, Jenny earned two Towson University Foundation scholarships for her work. She focuses primarily on wheel-thrown pottery, and strives to make her pieces unique and innovative through the addition of texture and color.
Website: www.jennyfirepottery.com
Instagram: @jennyfire_pottery
Molly Bryck
Molly Bryck is a Manhattan based potter and ceramics teacher. She teaches children's classes and private lessons at Mugi Pottery. She sells her work on commission, on Etsy and at Mugi, and her pottery has been featured several times on Epicurious. Originally from Amherst, Massachusetts, Molly received her B.A. from Barnard College where she studied Visual Arts and Art History, concentrating in functional ceramics. Valuing simple creature comforts, domestic spaces, and the intersection of art and utility, Molly works to create simple yet elegant functional vessels that become a part of daily life.
Website: mollybryck.com
Etsy: bryckceramics
Jeannine Carson
Jeannine's sojourn with ceramics began in 1997 with her first pottery class at a small studio in New York City. She fell in love with the medium, and continues to have her hands in clay to this day at her pottery studio in Long Island City. My formal education in the arts includes a BFA with a concentration in painting from Hunter College. She currently teaches weekly adult ceramic wheel classes, at two local pottery studios in NYC.
She feels her greatest asset is her natural-born curiosity. She enjoys attaining new insights, and always look for new experiences. She claims, "my greatest teachers are my students whose question motivate me to learn new skills and therefore, drive me towards accomplishing my best work. My painting and ceramics portfolio may be viewed at www.jeanninecarson.com Instagram JeannineCarsonClay or purchased at www.etsy.com/shop/JeannineCarsonClay
Website: www.jeanninecarson.com
Instagram: JeannineCarsonClay
Etsy: JeannineCarsonClay
Amber Chong
Studio Staff & Kids Teacher
Amber is a 21 year old multidisciplinary artist whose work spans from painting, photography, and embroidery to ceramics. She is originally from Honolulu, Hawaii, where she first began working with clay and became fascinated by experimenting with different firing techniques, especially raku. Since then, she has moved to New York to attend Barnard College and is currently a junior, studying sociology and education. She has taught pottery classes on Orcas Island and at Mugi Studio. To Amber, the art of making ceramic pieces is as joyful and fulfilling as the art of teaching others how to create their own.
Abigail Regner
Studio Staff
Abigail Regner graduated with a Bachelors of Fine Art in ceramics from the University of Colorado, Boulder in the spring of 2019. For two years she worked as a studio assistant for local Boulder ceramic artist, where she contributed to the production of work and business administration. Through her education, Abigail has refined her skills in wheel throwing, hand building, slip casting, formulating glazes, and firing kilns at multiple temperature ranges and atmospheres. For the past eight years, Abigail has been practicing ceramics, and is currently interested in experimenting with texture by layering bas-relief, text/line, and glaze to create dynamic surfaces on clay.
Instagram: artofabiegual/
Alex Reynoso
Studio Staff
Alex is a Harlem native born to Dominican/ Puerto Rican parents. A true perfectionist virgo when it comes to his craft. At 13yrs old he taught himself how to crochet from YouTube and books. His entrepreneur spirit quickly turned his new passion into a business by opening an Etsy shop in 2011 and vending at street fairs.
Currently going to school for ceramics and running his online business. All yarn and hand knits are created in his NYC apartment. Most of the wool in the shop is milled, grown and of course dyed in the US.
Website: www.alexcreates.us
Instagram: @alexcreates
Heidi Sellack Golan
Heidi has been working with clay since the age of fourteen. She began teaching pottery to children in 1991, while living in Israel. Her experience also includes working with autistic children, senior citizens and selling her work at local markets and fairs. Concurrently, Heidi, participated in continuing education in ceramics for seven years at Tel Hai College in northern Israel.
In 2005, Heidi returned to New York City, and came to Mugi Studio. She has been working as an Associate and teaching children's classes and presently adult classes as well. Her goal for her students is to help them learn the techniques to produce pots they can be proud of, while enjoying the process, regardless of the outcome.
Heidi has a B.A. in Educational Studies from Empire State (SUNY); an AAS degree in Graphics and Advertising from Parsons School of Design, and a Certificate in Art Therapy from the New School for Social Research.
Valerie McMorris
As a teacher, Valerie McMorris helps others to explore their own creative ideas and encourages students to find their unique voice in the world of ceramics - utilizing form, textures, carving, hand building as well as wheel throwing and exploring multiple glaze processes. Valerie enjoys teaching pottery and teaches both throwing and hand building to children and adults at Mugi Pottery Studio. Valerie also teaches pottery at the Carter Burden/Leonard Covello Senior center.
Valerie is inspired to create and loves the medium of pottery. She first arrived at Mugi Studio in 2008 and enjoys the community feeling of the studio and of her classes. She is fascinated with the play of clay; how it feels to throw, sculpt and manipulate pieces. Valerie brings all facets of her artistic ability to pottery and likes to experiment with color and design as well as structure and form. She likes to manipulate classical ceramic forms with an innovative twist- creating a modern flavor in the final product.
Ms. McMorris enjoys working on the production side of theatre as well as performance and fine arts. She incorporated and ran her own small Opera Company based in NYC during her early 20's. Valerie also worked in other creative capacities including Fashion Design and Buying for a large Italian Clothing Company, window design in NYC, as well as beading, sculpting and jewelry design. She also owns her own small Consulting business.
Valerie has immersed herself in the world of Fine Arts and Performing Arts throughout her lifetime. Valerie earned a Bachelor of Music with additional focus in Fine Arts from the NC School of the Arts. She received grants and scholarships for further post graduate education in Europe.
Ms. McMorris's pottery has shown and sold at Mugi Pottery Studio in NYC, the Pence Gallery in Davis, CA. and she sells at local NYC Markets/ fairs and from her own website: www.Clayfulpottery.shop
Website: www.Clayfulpottery.shop
Instagram: Clayfulpottery
Raquel Zenaida Muslin
Tech/Social Media Consultant & Teacher
The Artist:
As an artist and human I have a love for green materials, recycling and enjoy manipulating my materials to mimic nature. My glass work uses recycled glass to create organic forms that toy with your desire to touch what you know is dangerous even though it is beautiful. My ceramic work nods to my love of nature and my multi ethnic background. I sell my work by commission, on Etsy and at Mugi, and my pottery was recently featured in US Weekly 2018. I'm an award winning exhibiting artist always looking to take on new endeavors and partnerships.
The UX Designer:
My background is in technology, sculpture, and psychology. I enjoy working on solving designs problems before it goes to market or redesigning based on user feedback and client issues. I'm a UX Designer because I like solving problems. I get frustrated with bad design in the digital and physical world and innately want to redesign it. Using UX strategies and methodologies I can deconstruct the project, research issues and trends, and create user centric designs with the clients goals in mind.
Website: raquelmuslin.com
Instagram: RZMDesign
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To install your flooring underlay, you'll need gloves, a knife, a ruler and some tape.
Don't even think about skipping this step – a good underlay is the key to a great floor. It absorbs sound, stops rising damp from below and evens out small irregularities.
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CrossFit Training 052318
A. OT4 x 10
within 2:30 perform:
1:40 Row
then max burpees in remaining time
- I know what you're thinking. "How amazing is it that we get another burpee chance to see how much our fitness has improved?!" No worries, you're welcome.
- This is week infinity of forever, so the end is somewhere near, kind of. So come mentally and physically prepared for greatness.
- score both meters and total burpees
Quote of the Day: "Character cannot be developed in ease and quiet. Only through experience of trial and suffering can the soul be strengthened, ambition inspired, and success achieved." - Helen Keller


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Brooklyn Studios for Dance
210 Lafayette Avenue,Brooklyn, 11238 United States
May 4 and 18, 2015 1:30 – 3:30 p.m.
A workshop in embodiment and the imagination taught by K.J. Holmes
This workshop is a movement study and practicum in devising compositional and physical renderings of sensation and idea. We will use somatic tools which explore systems of the body and patterns of evolution and development, as well as perceptual play, writing and the voice to create improvisational pieces we will see and be seen in.


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Special Guest
Lee Cockerell
Former Executive Vice President of Operations for the Walt Disney World® Resort
joins The Housing Hour this week to share his legacy of creating the famous Disney Leader Strategies which are used to train and develop thousands of leaders at Walt Disney World.
There is no 'pixie dust' involved, these are sound proven leadership techniques that brings the wonderful world of magic to businesses around the globe.
Topics Include
How to Create Corporate Magic
Create an inclusive workplace
How to start each day
plus so much more!!
Lee Cockerell is the former Executive Vice President of Operations for the Walt Disney World® Resort. "As the Senior Operating Executive for ten years Lee led a team of 40,000 Cast Members and was responsible for the operations of 20 resort hotels, 4 theme parks, 2 water parks, a shopping & entertainment village and the ESPN sports and recreation complex in addition to the ancillary operations which supported the number one vacation destination in the world."
One of Lee's major and lasting legacies was the creation of Disney Great Leader Strategies which was used to train and develop the 7000 leaders at Walt Disney World. Lee has held various executive positions in the hospitality and entertainment business with Hilton Hotels for 8 years and the Marriott Corporation for 17 years before joining Disney in 1990 to open the Disneyland Paris project.
Lee has served as Chairman of the Board of Heart of Florida United Way, the Board of Trustees for The Culinary Institute of America (CIA), the board of the Production and Operations Management Society and the board of Reptilia a Canadian attractions and entertainment company. In 2005 Governor Bush appointed Lee to the Governor's Commission on Volunteerism and Public Service for the state of Florida where he served as Chairman of the Board.
He is now dedicating his time to public speaking, authoring a book on leadership, management and service excellence titled, Creating Magic…10 Common Sense Leadership Strategies from a Life at Disney. which is now available in 13 languages and his latest book, The Customer Rules…The 39 Essential Rules for Delivering Sensational Service. Lee also performs leadership and service excellence workshops and consulting for organizations around the world as well as for the Disney Institute. Lee has received the following awards;
- Golden Chain Award for Outstanding leadership and business performance from the Multi-Unit Foodservice Operations Association (MUFSO).
- Silver Plate Award for Outstanding Operator in the foodservice industry from the International Foodservice Manufacturers Association (IFMA).
- Excellence In Production Operations Management and Leadership (POMS) from the Productions and Operations.
- Grandfather of the year from his three grandchildren, Jullian, Margot and Tristan.
Lee and his wife Priscilla live in Orlando Florida.


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Dwyane Wade's spark comes too late for Miami Heat in Game 3 loss
So, how's the knee Dwyane?
That was the query for the Heat's Wade before Game 3 against the San Antonio Spurs on Tuesday.
His (typical) response: "Yeah, it's fine. Thanks for asking."
For the first half, one could be forgiven to wonder if he was fibbing.
Put simply, he looked diminished.
Wade lumbered through the first two quarters, with more turnovers (five) than shot attempts (four). He scored just six points in 18 first-half minutes.
It was arguably the worst Wade looked since the 2013 postseason, when a swollen, painful knee limited him to a career-low 15.9 points per game in the playoff run. He had surgery shortly after the Heat's second consecutive title.
Wade's first half was as ugly as the Heat's in general. Miami entered halftime down three touchdowns, and the only starter less productive than Wade was the confounding Mario Chalmers, who went scoreless.
Wade's defense was arguably worse. He was the exposed by both Kawhi Leonard and Danny Green, who combined for 31 first-half points.
"That's the nature of the playoffs," Wade said after Miami's 111-92 Game 3 loss. "It's not always good. This time of the year is dark days for us. Tonight, they came in here and took care of business."
Tuesday night wasn't all dark.
Miami outscored the Spurs 25-15 in the third quarter, with Wade the spark plug.
He opened the action with a circus, backwards shot that found the bucket. Later, he missed a reverse layup, then snagged his own miss and made amends.
Finally, he drained a floater in the lane that cut the deficit to single digits for the first time since the first five minutes of regulation. In all, he scored 11 points in the period, and the Heat had a pulse.
But the road was simply too long. A Spurs lead that once ballooned to 25 got as low as nine. But Wade, LeBron James appeared to have simply exerted too much energy to get it that close.
While Wade was still a factor in the fourth — driving, dishing, and scoring — San Antonio won comfortably, and took a 2-1 series lead.
Sixteen of Wade's 22 points came after the break. He also had four rebounds and two assists, and didn't commit a turnover in the second half.
It was a strong night for a player of any age, but certainly a 32-year-old with plenty of miles.
But on this night, it also nearly wasn't enough.
"[It's] the Finals, and you have to deal with all the emotions that happen in the Finals," said Heat coach Erik Spoelstra. "Frustration, anger, plain, elation, all of it, and it can swing back and forth."


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19 Nov 2018 – what's up – what can we do
Right up front – remember that God's promises are conditional
2nd Chronicles 7.14 if my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.
God does not do for us what we can and should do for ourselves.
It's time the Evangellyfish started waking up and exposing the evil all around and educating those who bleat … duh … we trust the Lord for everything … duh. … really ? … then why do you go to work ?? what we can do ??? see below and know
1 – Trump Lays Groundwork To Ban Mandatory Vaccinations Across U.S.
2 – Rod has been taken under the wing and guidance of Wayne Glew He knows what to do and how to do it now – support him in every way.
3 – This is an ominous warning of what lies ahead, in this sodomized world, be aware that BIG MUMMA is now declaring that sexual perversion is the new norm, and is implementing their insanity on all children, Christian or otherwise, and it is only the people, YOU, who can take steps to stop this madness.
Currently, the law allows faith-based schools to protect girls from boys who identity as girls from going into girls' facilities. But the Greens are pushing to take away these protections. If the Prime Minister and Labor agree, it would place obligations on principals, teachers and particularly girls to allow biological males into their safe spaces.
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9 – Have you seen this in some Churches ? Only the pic on the right is ever displayed ?
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Necropolis Enforcement Files — (2012- ) Publisher: The majority of Prosaic City's residents don't know that their town exists on top of another place — Necropolis, City of the Undead. For the most part, the two planes of existence manage to remain separate. And when they don't, Necropolis Enforcement has beings in place to ensure the general human population remains blithely clueless. Victoria Wolfe is more than just a policewoman. She's an undercover werewolf assigned by Necropolis Enforcement to work Prosaic City Police's Night Beat. Victoria's comfortable working the shift where all the weird comes out to play, especially since her partner is also her perfect man. Or would be, if Victoria could ever work up the nerve to tell him she isn't like other girls. It's hard enough being a werewolf in disguise, but when a creature from the Depths of Hell shows up in an alley preferred by junkies, bums, and hookers, it's going to take more than just Victoria's special gun and werewolf skills to subdue the ancient Sumerian demon. Especially when the demon is merely the start of what appears to be a major takeover attempt by the Prince of Darkness. Soon all of Necropolis Enforcement's Undead Brigade is involved in the fight to stop the Prince's Major Minions from taking over Prosaic City and the rest of the human plane. But it's Victoria who has to face the Adversary and figure out what intricate plan Lucifer has up his wings before everyone she cares about is destroyed. In other words, it's just another day on the Night Beat.
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Mitchell Chapel UMC would like to invite everyone out for our 64th Annual Pancake and Sausage Feed. We will be serving from 6:30 a.m. until 1 p.m. today. Mitchell Chapel UMC is located at 5512 N. Pennington Road (the corner of Pennington and 56th. Thank you in advance for all your support.
Join us on this third Sunday in Lent at Our Redeemer Lutheran Church, 407 East 12th for worship service at 8:30 and 11 a.m. The Rev. Cliff Winters of Wichita will be our guest preacher this week. Bible classes are at 9:45 a.m. for all ages. Youth Club Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. with the theme "March Madness-Basketball!" Mid-week Lenten services continue at 7:30 p.m.Wednesday evening and at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday morning. The ORL Singers will be at Good Samaritan Home Thursday evening at 7 p.m.
You are welcome to join us in worship at New Life Christian Church, 2928 N Hendricks St., Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Pastor and wife, John and Margo Frey will be out of town, and Rev. Ralph Vogel will be filling the pulpit. We welcome Ralph and Helen Vogel to worship with us Sunday.Wednesday Night Bible Study 7 p.m. We continue the study of the Paul's Epistle to the Romans. Come and join the fellowship as we study God's word. City Wide Prayer Gathering meets Saturday evenings at 7:30 P.M. Our attendance is growing and all are welcome to come and praise, give thanks and pray for revival and unity among the congregations of Christ within our community.
Emanuel Lutheran Church, 140 E. 30th Ave., will have services at 5:30 p.m. today in the Parish Hall and 10 a.m. Sunday in the sanctuary. Emanuel's youth-led worship service is March 4, followed by a recognition and luncheon for this year's graduates. Emanuel's weekly Lenten Soup Supper is from 5:30 to 6:15 p.m. Wednesday. The Lenten Service begins at 6:30 p.m.
The Young at Heart Ministry will meet on Thursday, March 8, 10 a.m. to 11:15 a.m., at the Delos V. Smith Center, 101 West First in Hutchinson. The speaker will be Pastor Steve Hodgson, Union Valley Church. All seniors are welcome.
Sunday, March 4, is the third Sunday of the Season of Lent. Grace Episcopal Church,20th and Main, services are at 8 a.m and 10:15 am and will include a time of celebration for those with March birthdays and anniversaries. The loose plate offering will go to the Rector's Discretionary Fund which is used to help those in our community that are in need. There will be no Children's Church this Sunday. Adult Sunday School will continue the Lenten Study entitled, "The Compassionate Way," led by Fr. Ted Blakley. After the 10:15 a.m.service, we invite you to fellowship with us in the Parish Hall. Light snacks and beverages are served each week.
The Grace Family Al Anon group meets every Monday at 7 p.m. in the Parish Hall. This is an open group welcoming anyone who has loved ones struggling with addiction of any kind. Meetings are confidential and you will be greeted warmly - if you are in need of support system, please come.
Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday evenings during Lent, Evening Prayer will be held in the chapel at 5:30 pm. Wednesday services will be in the chapel at 9:30 am and 5:30 pm and Adult Bible Study is at 10:00 am in the Parish Hall. The Lenten Study, "A Compassionate Way" is also held each Wednesday, during Lent at 6:30 pm in the Parish Hall.
A time for private confession with a priest will be available 6 p.m. each Thursday. Stations of the Cross will be in the church 5:30 p.m. on Fridays at 5:30. If you have any questions about our services or other church activities, please call the office at 662-8024. We would be honored to have you as our guest this Sunday!
Park Place Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), 2600 N. Adams St., welcomes all to its worship services in the sanctuary at 9 a.m. traditional service and 11:10 a.m. contemporary service. Sunday school for all ages at 10:10 a.m. Our youth group 5 through 12th grade, meet during Sunday school as well.Wednesday morning Bible Study meets at the church at 9:30 a.m. each week in the church parlor. Our Wednesday evening youth program, Kids in Christ's Kingdom meets each Wednesday evening during the time that school is in session. We begin with a light meal at 6 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall followed with bible study, music, crafts, etc. The K.I.C.K. program ends each week at 7:30 p.m.
Girl Scout Sunday is March 11.In anticipation of Girl Scout Sunday, the Worship Ministry would like to hear from any girl, young lady and all experienced ladies who are or have been a Girl Scout or a leader now or in the past. We would like to have the opportunity to recognize and honor all these women in our worship service on March 11th. Help us make Girl Scout Sunday extra special for these young ladies!
Grief Support Group -have you experienced a death in your family, or among your close friends, and are dealing with unresolved issues associated with that loss? Pastor David is planning to start a grief support group again. If you are interested, call (620) 662-6665.
The Church office is open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday. The phone number is (620) 662-6665. The website is www.parkplacechristianchurch.org.
Pastor Mark Miller will bring a message, "Teamwork is God's Way," based on Philippians 1:3-8, this third Sunday in Lent at First Presbyterian Church, 201 E. Sherman, at the 8:15 and 10:30 a.m. traditional services. Keith Neill's message at the 9:00 a.m. contemporary service will be "Skeletons in the Closet," based on Philippians 3:12-16. The children will be dismissed around 9:15 for Kidz Church. ReFresh Café will be open from 8:45 to 10:15 a.m. Adult Christian education begins at 9:30 a.m.
This week's Lenten lunch will be at noon on Wednesday. Jocelyn Busick with Care Portal (Reno County) will talk about serving the needs of foster care families. Call or email your reservations by noon Monday to 665-5549, ext. 101, or email@example.com.
The youth plan to attend Winter Jam Friday night in Wichita. This will be a fun yet inspirational concert by various well-known Christian artists.
First Mennonite Church, 52 Rambler Rd., continues a series of Sunday Concerts: Celebrate Music in Worship 7 p.m. Sunday, with the Tabor College Concert Choir under the direction of Dr. Bradley Vogel. The concert is free and will be followed by refreshments. The Tabor College Concert Choir was founded in 1925 by Professor Henry Berg, whose founding ideal was the a cappella style of the then-and-now famous St. Olaf Choir. Herbert C. Richert began a 25-year tenure as director of the choir in 1935 and developed a choral sound that became the model for church music in the Mennonite Brethren denomination. Two of Richert's students served as succeeding directors: Dr. Paul Wohlgemuth (1960-1974) and Dr. Jonah C. Kliewer (1975-1998). After the Concert Choir performed at New York's International Choral Symposium in 1998, Dr. Kliewer passed the baton to his former student – current director Dr. Bradley Vogel. Under Dr. Vogel's direction, the choir has been selected to perform at the Kansas Music Educators Association Convention six times. The choir continues its annual Messiah performance each December, and in addition to an annual tour throughout the Midwest or West Coast, performs two concerts on campus, at numerous area churches, and concludes each season with a choral/orchestral concert in May. We invite you to join us! Questions? 620-662-9385 or www.hutchfmc.org


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Professional Experience:
Bob Wallace has been involved with the NFL for over a quarter century, serving in a variety of capacities ranging from chief contract negotiator of player contracts to overseeing business operations, and has been one of the highest-ranking minority executives in professional sports. Wallace's responsibilities with the St. Louis Rams included broadcast and stadium negotiations, strategic planning and departmental supervision, while overseeing all revenue generating activities of a franchise with gross revenue over $200 million and double-digit profits. Wallace negotiated the naming rights deal for the Edward Jones Dome and oversaw all the Ram's legal work. Wallace's recent work outside of his Rams responsibilities has included mediating disputes, hosting a radio segment on the business of sports, and mentoring and consulting with professionals and sports figures.
Before joining the Rams in 1995, Wallace was the Assistant to the President, General Counsel and chief contract negotiator for the Philadelphia Eagles from 1991-1994. At the Eagles, he was responsible for all player signings and legal matters and helped with the Eagles transition to the NFL salary cap system. Prior to that, he began his professional career with the St. Louis Football Cardinals as outside legal counsel and chief contract negotiator from 1981-1991 where he was also responsible for all player signings. While earning his law degree in 1981 from Georgetown University, he served as a legal intern for the late NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle. Wallace received his undergraduate degree from Yale University, where he lettered as a running back for the Bulldogs.
Wallace's leadership within the sports and business world has translated to the community where he is active in many civic and charitable organizations, including serving as President of the Board of Giant Steps of St. Louis, a school for children with autism. In 2008, Wallace completed his three-year term as the chairman of the board of the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis. Additionally, Wallace served as an officer of the St. Louis Sports Commission and serves on a number of other area boards, including the United Way, Webster University School of Business and UMSL Chancellor's Council. A board member and the current President of the Sports Lawyer's Association, Wallace teaches at Washington University School of Law and has also taught sports law at the St. Louis University School of Law. In 2010, Governor Jay Nixon appointed Wallace to the Governor's Council on Disabilities. He continues to make numerous speaking engagements annually to audiences ranging from local school children to national business leaders.
Professional Affiliations:
- Licensed and Member of Missouri & Pennsylvania Bar
- President of the Board, Giant Steps of St. Louis, 1999 – Present
- President, Sports Lawyers Association, 2009 – 201, Board member, 1991 – Present
- Member, Governor's Council on Disabilities, appointed by Governor Nixon, 2010
- Chairperson of the Board of Directors, Urban League of St. Louis, 2005 – 2008
- Board of Directors, Urban League of St. Louis, 1996 – 2003, 2004 – Present
- Board of Directors, St. Louis Regional Commerce & Growth Association, 2000 – Present
- Board of Advisors, Webster University School of Business, 2001 – Present
- Chancellor's Council, University of Missouri-St. Louis, 2005 – Present
- Board of Directors, Boys Scouts of America, St. Louis, 2009 – Present
- Member of ABA, Sports & Entertainment Division, 1981 – Present
- Treasurer and Secretary, St. Louis Sports Commission, 1995 – 2009
- Co-Chair Final Four, St. Louis Organizing Committee, 2007
- Treasurer, Final Four, St. Louis Organizing Committee, 2005
- Board of Directors, Regional Business Council, 2007-2009
- Board of Directors, United Way of St. Louis, 2003-2009
- Sports Lawyers Association, 1991 – Present
- B.A., Yale College, 1978
- J.D., Georgetown University Law Center, 1981
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ACCUSATIONS that the closure of Teesside's ambulance control room was a done deal before consultations had even taken place were "unfounded", it was claimed today.
The North East Ambulance Service Trust hit back after a local campaigner discovered premises in Newcastle, where the service could be transferred to, were acquired weeks before board members of the Trust put the proposals under the microscope.
As reported in the Gazette yesterday, data requested by Andy McDonald under the Freedom of Information Act was said to show a second Newcastle control room was approved by Capital Monitoring Group in June 2007 and the premises were acquired for £116,500 a year on April 1.
But a spokesman for the North East Ambulance Service said: "The accusation that this was a 'done deal' is unfounded and misrepresents the Trust's openness and transparency throughout the consultation process. The business case for the site at Hebburn was approved on the basis of new premises for the emergency planning department. The lease was signed in April, but was not predicated upon any assumption about the outcome of the public consultation and the decision-making process for a second contact centre."
The Trust also reiterated its claims the move from a control room in Cleveland Police headquarters to Hebburn would lead to better services for patients and the public.
"We acquired and signed the lease for the Hebburn site based upon the need to accommodate our emergency planning department and additional Patient Transport Service vehicles and to provide an opportunity for the relocation of the Hebburn Accident and Emergency ambulance station," said a Trust spokesman.
The Joint Tees Valley Health Scrutiny Committee was meeting today to discuss the Trust's proposals.


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Watermarks- make 'em loud and proud! So many times in this digital era we have our images "stolen" or used without permission. In my opinion this is wrong on all accounts, but if we don't do something to protect ourselves I truly believewe are asking for it. I know we shouldn't "have to" do it, but we need to stop being naive in our belief that just because people shouldn't that they won't.
People will always steal, and I'd dare those reading this to be honest with themselves and ask if they've ever downloaded a song they haven't paid for. Personally I've never downloaded a song or movie that I didn't pay for, but back in the old days I did make mix tapes by sharing friends' cassette tapes with each other.
Solution 1. Make a good sized banner on the bottom of your image so everyone can know where the image came from. Sometimes people are just excited to show your image, so it's important that you give yourself credit because more often than not, they won't.
Solution 2: Put your name in three or more areas across your image diagonally so it crosses many different areas of your shot. I do it at 25% opacity. This means any user will not be able to crop it in Facebook without your name appearing. They'd have to take it into Photoshop and clone it out which is time consuming. On top of that the images that I post on FB are so low res that their attempts to edit them will not succeed, there's just not enough data there to do it.
In summary, stop whining about people using or taking your shots without your permission and do something about it. Be proactive rather than reactive. If you've done all I mention above and they still do it, go to war with them. Because at that point they've shown that they are willing to do whatever it takes to steal your shot.
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Daniel Zagórski
"Grindr? Jesus Christ. It's useless to me. I've never come out on Grindr – I've heard so many stories where it's just so disrespectful. I hope none of those men come from a bad place where they are trying to discriminate; many of them just come from a place of ignorance. They don't know that it might be offensive to use certain terminology, or to ask certain questions rather than Googling them. Daniel Zagórski is a student, YouTuber, and trans advocate, originally from Poland and now living in Dublin.
I first encountered Daniel a couple of years ago at a rally in protest of a deficient Gender Recognition Act [and one that continues to fail younger members of Ireland's trans community]. The resonance of Daniel's contribution to the righteously angry energy boiling over amongst that crowd two years ago has lasted to this day. I am starstruck as he walks towards me. Referencing that same introduction as we sit down, I ask Daniel whether or not he is an accidental activist. I am interested to know if his campaigning around trans issues was decided upon deliberately, or if it was an inexorable dimension stemming from this aspect of his own identity. Given the passion of his delivery at that time, and, to quote Hari Nef, I suspect that "apathy was never an option".
On his activism's origins, Daniel says, "growing up, I never really thought of it as being a future or anything like that because for years I suppressed coming out. For years I never thought I would come out. But then I went to BeLonGTo [and my first time [there] was actually on my 18th birthday]. They encourage you to speak up and give you opportunities to do public speaking whenever there is a chance. For me, as someone who does care about these issues, it was a natural progression. I was there as a peer educator and BeLonGTo were like, 'do you want to speak at [the rally]?' and I said yes. They praised me for it, I was good at it, and it just kind of went from there".
Although Daniel made some of his first connections with people who are not straight online, BeLonGTo served as his entry point into an offline community. As essential as the internet is to self exploration and support, he emphasises the importance of offline relations, "you can find loads of friends on the internet who are bi, or trans, or are in the LGBT community, but having someone in real life is a step forward and brings it into reality". Daniel describes his own situation in this regard, in which the online and offline merged. "Right now I live with my best friend. I met her through the internet and that's how we became friends [...] She is my rock. She is the one constant person in my life for the past three years because, when I came out, relations with my family broke down. For trans people especially I would say that usually you might not find support in every single place that you come out in, so it's good to have other places to fall back on. It's no good to isolate yourself; friendship will always be so important".
Inevitably, talk soon turns to Daniel's experience of last year's marriage equality campaign. Although the desired outcome was achieved, the process was fundamentally flawed along several dimensions. Amongst these was the extent to which certain identities appeared to be prioritised over others and, stemming directly from this, the inequitable sense of ownership of, and belonging to, the campaign that those bearing such identities were made feel. Daniel is acutely aware of this. "I don't think [the campaign] was inclusive. I'm bisexual and I'm trans. And I don't think either of those identities were highlighted at all. It was mostly gay men, and lesbian women to some extent".
This overwriting of identities and lived experiences is broadly indicative of the politics, historically, within the LGBT initialism which too often resembles a hierarchy of authority rather than a means of categorisation and organisation. As Daniel puts it, "there are gay men who do face discrimination but it's much less than lesbian women. And then it goes bisexual people, trans people, intersex people. So there's still a massive amount of work that has to be done".
Erasure of this sort, whether it is articulated tacitly or explicitly, represents violence on a deeply personal level. It also has implications for how wider structural change – facilitated through legislation which demands broad support – can be effected. Daniel serves up hard but necessary truths on this. "Even if you look at the gender recognition campaign versus the marriage equality campaign – and I know you can't really compare them that closely because there's a lot more LGB people than trans people – but, generally, it goes that when there is an issue within the trans community, that the trans community is dealing with, there isn't really that many people from the LGB community trying to help out. Whereas when there is an LGBT issue, trans people are usually at the forefront of that – like Stonewall".
On the back of this, I ask Daniel what good trans allyship might look like [however, I accept that it should not be his responsibility to tell me, but my responsibility to learn for myself]. "It is being aware of what trans means and what it entails. The first step to being an ally is not just [about] being tolerant but being accepting of what someone is. Because I hate it when people are like, 'oh, I tolerate them' – tolerate isn't really a positive word. You can tolerate something but still not like it". I agree that to say one 'tolerates' something seems as if 'but...' will follow soon after.
Daniel goes on. "If you accept someone, that's a positive action – you accept them for who they are, you accept all that they come with. So being a good trans ally means you understand the terms that we use, and you understand how important it is for pronouns to get respected, and you are also aware of the issues that trans people face in the community. And there is a lot of them. And, where there are conversations being had within the LGBT community about LGBT issues, just to keep in mind that trans people exist and usually, in one form or another, do come into those conversations so bring that up and flag it if it's being ignored".
Bearing in mind the quote at the beginning of this feature, I ask Daniel what, specifically, cis gay men can do. "It is disgusting to see gay men being repulsed or just intolerant of trans people when they say, 'oh, I would never ever date a trans person'. You can't just put an entire group of people together and say you would never date them. That gives the impression that they have a certain look or a certain quality that they all share. You can't tell if someone is trans or not – you literally can't. The very first thing that queer men in Ireland should do is learn what it means for someone to be trans because a lot of them don't know".
Not all of Daniel's experiences with cis queer men have been negative, however, with one in particular standing out for him. "I've actually been sort of transphobic myself. Essentially, I wasn't interested [in him] because I was putting dating stuff on hold – I was trying to prioritise other stuff. I came out [to him] as trans [thinking], 'oh, that will deter him'. So, I was kind of being transphobic myself but he was like, 'oh I don't mind at all', and that took me aback – he was actually really respectful. And when it came to intimate stuff he didn't ask anything offensive. He went off and read up on it himself and learned what to do and what not to do. If anything came up he'd be like, 'can I ask you a question?'".
Highlighting the oppression faced by Ireland's trans citizens as it occurs within the LGBT community and beyond should be seen as imperative in working towards ending transphobia and intolerance directed at trans people. However, on the road to trans liberation, it is surely valuable to not lose sight of those common connections that unite the LGBT community. I ask Daniel what such bonds might be for him. "There is strength in numbers. And the LGBT community has the kind of recognition it does now for being the LGBT community. We're still considered the minority. We're still underrepresented whether it's in government or in the media. We still face a lot of struggles when it comes to adoption, or being accepted in society, or just being stigmatised [...] And some trans people are LGB. So there is a lot of areas of intersection". Conversations about the kind of LGBT community we want to be – encompassing, equitable, and receptive to those letters that follow L and G – must be had consistently, rather than occasionally.
Daniel recognises the need for inclusion and tolerance at a structural level as much as a personal level. "If you're a LGBT organisation, trying to deal with, say, LGBT people adopting, whenever you put a post on your website or whenever you're speaking about it, you can't just speak about gay men and lesbian women adopting – you need to include those other identities within it. I think everything would follow once people in positions of power within the LGBT community make an effort to include these different identities in their discourse and in their activism". Daniel, who calls out LGBT figureheads in Ireland as being too cis, white, and gay, mentions his friend Toryn Glavin, who writes a regular column in GCN, as reflecting a positive step towards greater representation within the publication. A magazine like GCN is a first port of call for many – younger or older – who have just come out. The importance of seeing oneself represented within its pages cannot be understated.
How has Daniel's journey, and all that he has encountered on it to date, informed the way he lives his life? "It made me a lot more aware about things like sexism and hyper masculinity. It has definitely given me a lot more opportunities to be angry at how society works. And it posed a lot of difficulties so it helped me build resilience. I think, especially for trans people, a point that may be understated is the social side of things. For example, when I grew up, I was conditioned to be a teenage girl or whatever, which obviously never resonated with me hence I didn't really hang out with many people – I stayed on the internet most of the time. What comes with that is I was expected to act a certain way, to do certain things, and, since I've come out, what I don't have and what I lack is the kind of knowledge on how to bond with men. I have no problem talking to women and being friends with women, I'm grand with that, because I've experience in that, I know how to chat to them or whatever. Men act very different. And half of it might just be to do with disliking the hyper masculinity that is so rampant, especially around cis straight males. Not having that base, having not grown up with that, can be kind of tricky coming in to adulthood and trying to navigate it. But there's probably a degree of overthinking that comes into it".
Finally, I am keen to learn of the differences, if any, between the Polish and Irish experience of being trans. Daniel considers both countries to be quite similar in their social conservatism and historical religiosity. However, he points to a distinctly Irish "atmosphere of acceptance" – a sort of core human decency amongst most Irish people. This is reassuring to hear from Daniel, if only to the point that such a foundation must be built upon with proactivity towards empathy, inclusion, and educating oneself around the nuance of trans lived experience.
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Here is my contribution for "Company of Heroes - Tale of Valor (New Steam Version)" version 2.700.2.42. The table contains a script with the following features:
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Game Version : 2.700.2.43
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CE Version : 6.6
Release date : 04-Jun-2017
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27-Dec-11: Release for version 2.602.0
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This is where our old church escapade began, San Pablo City, Laguna. 'Twas 9 a.m. that felt like 12 noon. The church was still closed when we got there so my kids prodded me to take their pictures instead of inspecting the building. It's a beautiful church that didn't strike me as centuries old, yet in fact, was built in 1714. The facade is simple, flat classical. The porch, is a fairly new addition, as I learned later.
The part I like most is the four storey campanile, crowned by a pointed roof with a cross and wind vane on top.
As the church opened, I sat myself on the last pew, feeling a bit guilty on my impulse to take pictures rather than kneel and pray first. After mumbling my respects, I started work. The interior is clean and simple from the nave to the chancel. The ceiling lent subtle drama to the space with it's decorated ribs. The rest of the fixtures are designed with uncomplicated geometric patterns and minimal embellishments, so I did not move any closer to the altar to take more photos.
With due respect to the east wall's significance, I thought perhaps the wood carvers' association of Paete might help upgrade the Cathedral's sparsely ornamented, wooden "retablos." Candelabra cum chandeliers somehow looked weird with day-light bulbs protruding from the sockets. These thoughts that I subconsciously murmured, were heard by my daughter who advised me to get out of the church lest I forget I'm a simple layman, not a critique.
Before we left the Cathedral, I was happy that my kids being photo addicts, were cooperative enough to pose for me in spite of the sweltering heat. And it was just the beginning....


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Millions of people partake in some type of fitness activity daily. And of these millions of people, are a million different reasons why they are trying to get fit. Everyone has a reason: health, looks, an event, to compete, etc. Sometimes people workout because it is what they truly enjoy. This is especially important for us here at 557 as we have just recently wrapped up the end of our performance week. With the transition and start to our brand new cycle, we want all of our athletes to strive to be the best version of you. We need to look at what's important in how we get to that next step. How do we reach our goals? Where do we start?
First, we have to establish the reason(s), or more so the foundation, for why we are putting our bodies through this daily, intense physical activity. Why did I sign up to join this gym? Why do I keep coming back for more? What is my ultimate goal? Everyone should have a strong foundation or reason for their fitness journey; it is the driving force behind our success in the gym.
After we have established the "Why?" we can move on to the next step which starts with you stepping outside of your comfort zone. Many times, I have told clients and athletes, if you want to improve or better yourself, you have to pop that protective bubble you're in. This can be hard, especially for anyone new to fitness or CrossFit. Beginners can often timid and worried about what the rest of the group will think that they will mess up. Here's a secret, no one should be focusing on your personal endeavors in fitness besides you; we care that you show up and give your absolute best effort. Don't just walk into the gym and go through the motions, lift the same old weight, and push yourself just enough to sweat. If you want results, you want a new PR, you're going to have to step outside of your comfort zone and push yourself further than you have before. We, as coaches, are here to help you do just that. We see the potential inside all of you and know you are fully capable of so much more than you give yourself credit for. Every great athlete has someone there to help push them, guide them, and help them through those difficult times. But first you have to eliminate self-doubt and fear and trust the process.
Webster's Dictionary describes fear as "an unpleasant emotion caused by the belief that someone or something is dangerous, likely to cause pain, or a threat." Fear is the biggest reason many of us never take that next step outside of our comfort zone. Let the fear of perfection during your performance behind you. No one is perfect! When we are all working out, the person to the left or right of you should not be focusing on your technique or if you can't do double unders. That is between the athlete and coach. We care that you showed up, walked in the door, and are ready to take on the challenges before you. Let the fear of perfection go! We all are striving to be the best possible version of ourselves.
As we work towards bettering ourselves and stepping out of our comfort zones, many of us do not even realize that we are inspiring others around us. As crazy as this sounds, it's true. Many of our fellow members look to other people to help motivate them when they are tired, sore, or down. On some days you are that person that motivates the group, like when you complete your first pull-up, hit a new PR, or string some double unders together. You are inspiring all of the people around you: your friends, your family, your coworkers, and your fellow CrossFit buddy. Taking that first step outside of your comfort zone and believing in yourself ultimately leads to inspiring others. So again, don't confine yourself to what's most comfortable.
How many of you have done something that at first you thought was crazy, like a marathon, jumped out of a plane, took a new job, or your first CrossFit competition? I'm sure many of us can say we have. I think we all have been here and done something to shock ourselves. After it was all said and done, you amazed yourself and did it. This is our next step in our journey to a better you, having no regrets. We never want to look back and say, "What if I just pushed myself a little harder during that workout or put more weight on the bar?" Show up every day to leave it all there; don't wonder what you could have done more of. Be proud of what you just showed up and conquered. This will lead you to defining who you are and creating a pathway of endless possibilities.
When we leave the past behind and step out of our comfort zone, a new feeling of euphoria and self-respect can come over us. Pushing past those walls you have built will lead you on a CrossFit journey and life journey of fulfillment. Stepping out of our comfort zones does not just apply to workouts; it applies to all avenues of life. There are many opportunities and different paths we can take in life, but if we never take that first step, we truly never know. Never leave a workout or go through life with the thought of "What if?", never have regrets, let go of your fear and start working your way to that new you. We, as your coaches, are here to do just that; we are here to help you in your journey to a better you. Fitness is a mountain in which you should never reach the top; you just keep climbing to the next ledge of accomplishments.
If You Always Put Limits On Everything You Do, Physical or Anything Else, It Will Spread Into Your Work and Into Your Life. There Are No Limits. There Are Only Plateaus, and You Must Not Stay There, You Must Go Beyond Them. - Bruce Lee


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Love and Good Vibes in Haleakala Volcano
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What is something that Machu Picchu, The Stonehenge and Haleakalā Volcano have in common? They are considered to be three of the top spiritual places in the world for having the strongest energy fields. What does it mean to be classified in such a category? Let's put it this way: there are places in the world where you feel just that much closer to "The Divine". Places where you find answers to unresolved questions or and tap into your more sensitive side as a reaction to those-called "energetic vibrations". According to the Schumann Resonance Haleakalā Volcano matches at 7.8 cycles per second, the same resonance of our hearts and the natural state of Earth. It brings comfort and enables the feeling of love when spending time there. It's no wonder an uncountable number of newly weds choose to take a trip up top while on their honeymoon. Pretty neat, huh?
We won't bore you anymore with the "hippy-dippy" stuff but whether or not you're in search of a spiritual journey, a check off the bucket list or simply some good ol' vacation fun we're pretty sure it'll still change your life!
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Taking it back today to some interesting Lord of The Ring facts. I am ONE of THOSE PEOPLE who love LOTR and The Hobbit and Frodo and Legolas. The list goes on! Since I chive, I came upon this interesting post on facts about the trilogy and wanted to share my weird liking for hobbits haha.
I mean it is TBT and what better way to start your day then with some fun facts and looking at Orlando Bloom's face while doing so?!
Behind The Scene Facts of LOTR
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Dijon Dressing
Brittany Carlson
This is my go-to classic salad dressing. Great for everyday salads with any kind of green.
- 1 clove garlic
- 1/2 cup extra virgin olive oil
- 1 lemon squeezed or two tablespoons of apple cider vinegar
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
Put all of your ingredients into a blender and blend until smooth and creamy! If you don't have a blender, put all of your ingredients into a glass jar, cover and shake until it is well mixed.


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Growing up in California, September was my return to school {unlike Arizona, they start in August…weird} So here is Mary Engelbreit to bring in the school year, for me at least!
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I always thought school started after Labor Day…but the Arizona peeps are weird with their August starts!
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- Young divers under-estimate the depth of the pool resulting in outcomes, sometimes irreversible
- Increasing numbers are reported in the current times which render the patient wheel chair bound
New Delhi: 31st July, 2017: When Dr. H S Chhabra, Chief of Spine Service & Medical Director, Indian Spinal Injuries Centre was presented with yet another case of paralysis due to diving and hitting the floor of the swimming pool, it raised concerns in his mind. It brought into sharp focus that there is a trend that many youngsters adopt without estimating the repercussions. The team of doctors who attended to one such case was led by Dr. H S Chhabra,
21 year old Deven was presented at ISIC with paralysis beneath the neck. He was immobile and was brought into the hospital on a stretcher. His parents complained that he was a regular swimmer and during his visit just that morning he dived at the shallow end of a pool without estimating the depth and he hit head on the floor of the pool. When his friends noticed that there was no apparent movement just after his dive, they rushed to his end and hauled him out of the pool. Deven had no movement in his limbs and they rushed him to the hospital.
Dr. H S Chhabra, Chief of Spine Service & Medical Director, Indian Spinal Injuries Centre says, "A minor injury can damage the spinal cord. In the current times, we have seen youngsters into adventure sports coming with damage to their spinal columns confining them to the wheel chair. In some cases, such as this one, diving at the shallow end of the pool can result in paralysis. In India, we do not yet have the system where there are trained professionals who can monitor activities by amateurs and be readily available in the event any crisis occurs."
Most high impact spinal cord injuries, such as from motor vehicle accidents, high falls or sports injuries, are seen in young, healthy people usually in the age groups between 15 to 35 years.
Risk factors include diving into shallow water, driving accidents, falls or other sports activities like horse riding, pole vaulting etc. In the summer months, many youngsters jump into shallow water of water bodies to escape the heat and injure their cervical spine.
Dr. H S Chhabra says, "In diving accidents, including high diving, injuries are mostly located in the cervical spine, generally at the fifth and the sixth vertebra. Very often the resultant paralysis is permanent. The loss of function caused by long-term paralysis can be managed through a comprehensive rehabilitation program. The only advice I can give to youngsters is – Do not dive in water less than twice your height; Don't drink and drive; Don't dive into unfamiliar water; Don't permit or indulge in horseplay while swimming or diving. Keep yourself safe in any water activity."
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Automatic tuning of GCC optimizations for ARM platform.
Modern compilers can work on many platforms and implement a lot of optimizations, which are not always tuned well for every target platform. In the paper we present a tool for automatic tuning of compilation parameters that was developed in ISP RAS. The tool uses genetic algorithm to evolve the best compiler optimization parameters. It supports cross-compilation, parallel build and execution on remote targets, and support for two-tier compilation mode for profile-guided optimizations. Also it provides the tools for automated analysis of the tuning results to help identify the most important compilation parameters. We used our tool to tune GCC parameters for ARM platform, and demonstrated how it can be used to improve performance of several popular applications. Using the tool's automated analysis of the tuning results, we found several deficiencies in GCC compiler optimizations. The affected optimizations include if-conversion (conversion of conditional branches into predicated form), prefetching (adding of data prefetching instructions in loops), and autovectorization. We identified the reasons for suboptimal code generation, and improved affected optimizations accordingly. Also, we describe a few other improvements that we made to GCC based on the results of manual assembly code analysis. Described improvements to GCC yield significant speedup for chosen test applications on ARM platform.
Proceedings of the Institute for System Programming, vol. 22, 2012, pp. 49-66.
ISSN 2220-6426 (Online), ISSN 2079-8156 (Print).