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400 Miles With Bill Wiemann in the World's Most Valuable Musclecar
Where were all the bugs? After one of the wettest winters ever, the deserts in California and Arizona have bloomed, and that in turn has produced an insect population explosion. Long-haul semis have been coming off I-10 into L.A. with their grilles creamed over with dead aphids, grasshoppers, and butterflies. When Bill Wiemann let us ride along as he drove the world's most valuable musclecar 400 miles back from April's Mopar Spring Fling show in Van Nuys to his house in Phoenix, we figured several thousand juicy flying pests would experience glorious deaths against the '71 Hemi 'Cuda convertible's segmented grille. At least we'd get a cool, if gruesome, photo out of it. But our strike count was modest.
Maybe even the insects were scared about damaging a car that's worth, according to its owner, at least $5 million. It's a mind-boggling number even for an economics professor to wrap his mind around, much less an arthropod. But Wiemann says he's turned down offers for that much, and he expects the offers to only grow as more and more enthusiasts chase these rarest musclecars that are coming on the market less and less often. After all, there were supposedly only 11 genuine '71 Plymouth 'Cuda convertibles made with the 426ci Hemi under their hoods. There a lot more than 11 people who want one today, and some of those people have a lot of money.
How did we get to the point where cars that sold for less than $6,000 when they were new–and were even then considered expensive–now command prices nearly 1,000 times that? Who's buying musclecars at these prices? And what does it mean for those of us who aspire to own even the more common muscle machinery? That's why HOT ROD hooked up with Bill Wiemann.
Wiemann's 'Cuda is no secret in the Mopar world. At the Spring Fling it sat under a tree apart from the other cars on display like royalty amid the masses. "That's it," said one attendee to me, unsolicited and sensing that the total stranger next to him had to share at least some of his awe. "That's the $2 million 'Cuda. The world's most expensive musclecar." He didn't comment on how the guy who owned it was sitting next to the car in a folding chair, smoking Marlboros, wearing a loud Hawaiian shirt illustrated with Mopars, and doing an impressive job of blending in. And what he likely didn't know was that Wiemann had already sold his other '71 Hemi 'Cuda ragtop–a blue one–for $3 million, dropping the white one to number two on the list of muscle-machine selling prices (that anyone has allowed the public to know about anyway).

Wiemann's white 'Cuda started its life with a boat trip to France where it's believed to have been sold through a Simca dealer to someone living in the town of Mulhouse (at that time Simca was owned by Chrysler). While it was rumored that that someone was novelist, playwright and screenwriter Franoise Sagan, that has recently come into doubt. What's certain is that after going through several owners it wound up at Roger Gibson Restorations in Richmond, Virginia, where Wiemann finally saw it.
Since the car was at Gibson's shop on a two-year bond to undergo restoration, it took some finagling and financial lubrication to keep the car in the U.S. rather than shipping it back to Europe (only to reimport again). But Wiemann figured all the angles, paid all the tariffs and fees, and when the car was done at Gibson's it was registered in Wiemann's home state of North Dakota and found a spot in his winter home's garage in Phoenix.
This is likely the last of the Hemi 'Cuda convertibles produced, and one of only two that wears the large billboard side graphics. It's a strangely optioned car with leather upholstery but without a power-operated top and with those loud graphics but a TorqueFlite three-speed automatic and a mild 3.23:1 final drive gearset. Since the car was sent to France, it's not surprising that the speedometer and odometer are calibrated in kilometers, or that the American-spec radio was deleted. What's surprising is that there has ever been anyone in France who'd want a Hemi 'Cuda.
Roger Gibson's reputation is for precise restorations that recreate how cars looked and ran when they left the factory, and Wiemann's 'Cuda is no exception. He started with a solid car that only showed about 12,000 kilometers (about 7,400 miles) on its clock and had no rust. Anything that had to be replaced on the car during the restoration was replaced with new old stock (N.O.S.) parts accumulated by Gibson and Wiemann over the decades. That includes a $4,300 rim-blow steering wheel. The billboard graphics are reproductions for no other reason than polyvinyl stickers won't survive 34 years and still stick to a car. The 'Cuda looks like a new car, not a perfect one–the trunk lid's shut lines may be uneven, but that's the way Chrysler made them.
Leaving Van Nuys for our drive to Phoenix was a total non-event. Wiemann simply loaded the luggage from his hotel into the trunk and we headed to the freeway; there were no special rituals to start the car, our butts hit seats unprotected by covers, and we didn't have to take off our shoes to get inside. We'd caravan with photographer Randy Lorentzen's van and Greg Nelson driving Wiemann's new white Dodge Ram that wears billboard Hemi graphics similar to the 'Cuda's. Behind the Ram was a '70 'Cuda hardtop with a non-original 440 under its hood that Nelson had picked up at the Spring Fling for $17,000.
The 'Cuda didn't buck, barf, heave, or stumble in city street traffic, and as we approached the 101 freeway, a guy in a Camry pulled alongside. "What a beautiful car!" he shouted. "What's it worth? Like 40 grand?" Hey, if he'd known any better he wouldn't have been driving a Camry.
At 43, Wiemann is young for a muscle collector. He's old enough to remember the cars while growing up in Verona, North Dakota, but by the time he got his driver's license the era was over and the cars already relics. "My brothers and I had Mopars when we were growing up," he says. He wound up studying aeronautics in college and becoming a pilot for UPS while accumulating a cache of about a dozen Mopar musclecars along the way. But by the early '90s he was sick of living paycheck to paycheck and decided to sell his collection of Hemis and 440s to go into business for himself.
"I netted about $230,000," he says, "and it hurt. But the investment in land and my building business paid off. You pay the price and then you reap the reward."
Wiemann made his money in both the steel building business and shrewd and common-sense investing in Fargo-area real estate. "A lot of the land I bought was dry land when Fargo was flooded in 1997," he explains, "and that's when it really hit." He's expanded his land investments into the Phoenix area since then, and Phoenix has been the fastest growing city in America. There's nothing magical in how Wiemann acquired his wealth–and he emphasizes that it's hardly unlimited–but he's spent it on many magical things.
Besides his current stash of rare muscle, he had a brush with death in an alcohol Hemi dragster and performed aerobatics in his own P-51 Mustang. He's not married, he doesn't have any kids (thought he's close to his fianc Diane's sons) and he likes to share his toys with his friends.

Eastbound on the I-10, it was obvious Wiemann's 'Cuda is about as sweet as an E-body Plymouth can be. It doesn't squeak, it doesn't rattle, and it's actually pretty quiet. The tall gear lets the engine just sort of lope along at freeway speeds, and it even rides well. We weren't chasing Porsches through the mountains or diving into the Corkscrew at Laguna Seca, so the 'Cuda's nose-heavy weight bias, adequate-at-best brakes, old-school suspension, and bias-ply tires didn't make much difference. And there's still nothing like firewalling an old Hemi's accelerator, feeling the transmission knock down a gear, hearing those secondaries open, and then spitting a cloud of digested hydrocarbons out the dual exhausts.
But that glory comes at the price of stupendously bad fuel mileage. To cover the 400 miles we had to stop for fuel twice and were approaching vapors pulling into Wiemann's home. Single-digit fuel economy helped kill the muscle era back when gas approached 25 per gallon, and at $2.70 it's even more painful. Would fuel economy keep us from hocking a lung in order to own a Hemi? Hell, no. But we'd quickly run out of body parts keeping go-juice pumping into this car's dual AFBs.

Other than the fact that it was made in a car so rare and precious, the trip to Phoenix was uneventful, easy, and shockingly comfortable. The big event came in arriving at Wiemann's home and, more importantly, the garage that sits behind it.
Covering only about 4,400 square feet of floor space, Wiemann's garage sits just behind his swimming pool with a set of glass doors positioned so that at least one car is always perfectly framed and visible from his bedroom. That way when he rolls over in bed, what he sees is guaranteed to be pleasant–as long as a coyote isn't munching on a cat next to the pool.When we visited, the
When we visited, the garage held, naturally, the white 'Cuda convertible we drove in on, one of the nine '70 Hemi Challenger convertible four-speeds ever built, one of two '70 Hemi Coronet convertibles, a '69 Hemi Coronet convertible, a '68 Hemi GTX convertible, the blue '71 Hemi 'Cuda convertible with only 236 original miles that Wiemann had just sold for $3 million, a '70 Chevelle SS LS6 convertible, a Panther Pink '70 Challenger T/A, a '71 Ram Air GTO Judge convertible, a yellow '70 Hemi Charger, a '69 Charger Daytona with a 440 and four-speed, a bright yellow '70 Hemi Superbird, and a '69 Z/28 with cross-ram carbs. "Most of the cars I get are already restored," says Wiemann, "but they don't drive well. I like to tweak them to get them running as good as they look." He's bought cars like his LS6 at the Barrett-Jackson auction, but for the most part he has to discover the cars on his own, and most megadollar musclecar transactions are never publicly revealed.
Wiemann's hands-on approach to his cars was apparent when he let us drive his Daytona and Superbird back-to-back. The Daytona was a fresh arrival that looked perfect but had a big deadspot in the center of its steering and the shifter operated by random heave–driving this car felt as if you just added a few points to your blood alcohol level. But the Superbird was taut, precise and a joy. It didn't steer or stop well, but no Superbird does. You could drive it to Florida that night. "I just want to be able to get into any car and drive it and not worry about it," he says.
What's it like to drive cars that are worth more than a million? Once you realize it's impossible to do a million's worth of damage, it's sort of liberating. You can't possibly total the car.
Wiemann isn't a dilettante collector who puts his cars in plastic bubbles and never drives them. He's not a speculator looking to make his fortune by getting off the merry-go-round of spiraling musclecar prices just before the whole thing collapses. And it's astonishing to have someone throw you the keys to his million-dollar Mopar and tell you to take it for a drive. It's literally a dream come true.
But even though Wiemann is well positioned in this market and has profited in it (though coming nowhere near what he's spent), he knows that sooner or later the prices could exceed even his fiscal grasp. "I buy what I want," he says. As long as Wiemann is alive, there'll still be some original, numbers-matching, super-rare, irreplaceable musclecars being driven. But true enthusiasts like Wiemann who have the wherewithal to indulge their passion aren't easily replaced either.
Hemi 'Cuda hardtops are already cresting past $1 million, and even cars like the 'Cuda Nelson picked up at the Spring Fling are deep into five figures for their parts value if nothing else. When clapped-out 318 and six-cylinder Barracuda beaters are worth $10,000, it becomes less likely anyone will be cutting them up to create street machines or using them as daily drivers. They're all collectible now.
Musclecars have never been more expensive than they are today. Sure, the market has crashed before and it can crash again. If or when that happens, it may be possible to pick up a '71 Hemi 'Cuda convertible for less than a million again. For many collectors who paid more than that, that drop would be a fiscal disaster. But Bill Wiemann promises he'll only see it as a buying opportunity. HRM


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"Basket Weaving Made Modern" – a talk and demonstration by Maggie Cooper
February 6 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Maggie Cooper trained at the Bournville College of Art in Birmingham and today bears the distinction of having been granted the Freedom of the City of London in recognition for her work, and is a member of the Worshipful Company of Basketmakers. Maggie joins us tonight from her home in Leicestershirw, a county that was once the heart of the English willow industry. And, of course, we have our own history of basket-making along the Trent around Newark. Maggie works with locally-sourced materials, making and recreating English forms, reviving ancient and forgotten designs, and creating new artworks for the modern day.
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Bechem coach Mensah delighted after returning from suspension
Bechem United coach Bismark Mensah admits he is delighted to return to the dugout after serving a three-match ban following his comments against referee Reginald Lathbridge during matchday two game against Medeama.
Mensah reportedly used unkind words on the referee in the tunnel, in protest of the calls made during the encounter.
"I'm happy to be back after a three match-ban given to me by the disciplinary committee. The game against Hearts of Oak was my last day of suspension. My return is a boost for the club," Mensah told Goal.
"I was suspended because I complained about officiating in our game against Medeama and I've learned my lessons. My absence didn't affect the team that much because coaches' main job is always done at training ground.
"However, I'll praise my assistants for doing a wonderful job in my absence and I believe that we will continue to push up on the log," he added.
Bechem will host newcomers Karela United in matchday 10 on Saturday.


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Penn State MacAdmins conference was last week. Over 600+ MacAdmins traveled from all over the world to discuss and share knowledge regarding OS X. This was my first year at PSU MacAdmins so I did not know what to expect. With that said I found this conference to very informative and collaborative.
The first day there were five workshop's for attendees to choose from:
- Apple Workshop
- Fundamentals of Wi-Fi(or, Arguing with Physics)
- Packaging Workshop
- All Things Security
- Introduction to Cocoa Development and Reverse Engineering on OS X
All great workshops but I choose the Packaging Workshop. This was of particular interest to me because I did not know how an installer should actually look and behave. This workshop explained did a great job of explaining how packages should look and behave. In addition to this information there were helpful tips with hands on packaging experience in the GUI and on the command line. The workshop had some of the following topics and suggested a few applications:
- Examine Packages
- Building Packages
- Signing packages
- Preflight & Postflight scripts
- Info.plist
- Archive.BOM
- Payload
- Scripts
- Flat Packaging
- Bundle Packaging
- GUI Packaging Apps
- Command line tools to Package/Exam Apps
There was also scripting and Stupid packaging tricks recommendations. This was by far one of the most helpful sessions for me all conference. I did not have a strong background with this particular topic but after this workshop I feel more than confident in my ability to exam and build proper applications packages for deployment.
There were a plethora of amazing sessions all week long. Check out the schedule http://psumac2015.sched.org. Some of my favorites were:
- Integrating AutoPKG and the Casper Suite with the JSSImporter
- To 12,00 Macs and beyond....
- Administering Office 2016 for Mac
- It's Dangerous to Go Alone, Take This!
- Automated Testing with VMware Fusion
- The 12 Unix Commands Everyone Should Know
- OS X Operating System Security at Scale
- Using AutoPKG for Windows Software
- Open (and/or Free) vs Closed Source - Steel Cage Death Match
- Using Google's Open Source Tools to Manage Macs
The list is too long to list all the other sessions that I enjoyed because I could not attend them all. But something interesting occurred during this conference, crowd sourcing notes with Google Docs. I have always wondered why more people are not using crowd sourcing note taking. It could allow you to be in multiple places at once or the ability to review the notes at the end of the day. Slack was the primary driver when organizing notes for most of the sessions and EVERYONE seemed to be on board with the idea. Many times before a session would be begin someone would place a link to the notes in #PSUMAC slack channel to allow note collaboration.
Slides and video's will be released at a later on PSU Mac Admins website and on youtube but for those who people want to immediately review this was the perfect medium. Slack brought people who weren't even at the conference into the conversation adding input regarding topics or peering into the notes, causing further interest about all of the talks and topics. Here is a Google Docs Collection links from the notes taken by everyone at PSU Mac Admins 2015:
One particular theme that I heard constantly whether in the packaging workshop, sessions or during general conversations at Legends, automation is key. There are plenty of tools that can help you automate very simple and complex task during your day. If you have not heard of autopkg, please go and read the github page.. It interfaces with many of the tools you use everyday, and will take the mundane task of patching & deploying applications out of your hands. Automate your VMs with vfuse by Joseph Chilcote or with Rich Trouton's session on virtualization testing. The theme was your time is precious as a Mac admin, therefore save time where you can which will free your mind to accomplish more challenging tasks.
I do want to give a thank you to Penn State Mac Admins Conference, Penn Stater, and for all the individuals who attended or interacted with community during the conference. I can't wait for PSU Mac Admins 2016! See you then and thank you again for the best week of Summer Camp.


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Capturing the narratives of Sustainable Peace. Reflecting on the Basque Case
23 April Columbia University.
AC4 believes that better understanding and agreement about the core dynamics and processes which contribute to sustainable peace need to be promoted. To address this challenge, AC4 is convening an interdisciplinary team, using complexity science to uncover and visualize a comprehensive, evidence-based understanding of peace dynamics at the intergroup level. Through literature reviews, empirical validation, community dialogues, and quantitative assessments, the project is testing several hypotheses to create a Visualization of Sustainable Peace to communicate the key dynamics that contribute to sustainable peace to potentially serve as a generalizable tool for policy and decision-making.
ALC is also interested in better understanding how societies that have suffered violent conflict, such as the Basque Country, generate sustainable peace and human development ecosystems. To this end, ALC has conducted extensive research on the Basque transformation, discovering that a better understanding of cultural dynamics is key to building new sustainable peace and human development Innovation Platforms. Following these findings, ALC is promoting new Innovation Platforms in the Basque area, Northern Ireland, Quebec, Mozambique, Peru and India.
This seminar will present the research that both centers are currently implementing and offer an open dialogue to explore collaboration opportunities. Each presentation, lasting around 15-20 minutes, will address the following three overarching questions:
*In addition, for those discussing future directions for new methods and research (Larry Liebovitz, Pascal Brissete):
09:00 Presentation of the seminar. Joshua Fisher and President Ibarretxe
09:30 Sustainable peace modeling (Update of the project) Peter Coleman & Team
10:00 Capturing the narratives of the Basque transformation. Gorka Espiau
10:30 The narratives of equality and competitiveness for sustainable human development. The case of Gipuzkoa. Luna Glucksberg (LSE Inequalities)
11:00 Big Data applied to sustainable peace and human development. Larry Liebovitz (AC4). Pascal Brissete (McGill University) The Big Data Observatory to capture the narratives of Montreal
11:30 -12:30 Open discussion. How can we work together?
12:30-13:30 Lunch and presentation of the Agirre Scholarship Program. Joshua Fisher and Amaia Agirre


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"Sound Waves are Vibrations!!!"
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How to coach a Coach!
by Gemma Whitlaw // September 2017
How to coach a Coach!
Wednesday 30th August – Dog School Sussex (Gemma, Lizzie and Lana) and Education Officer (Jo Cullum-Fernandez) were very excited to be running our first ever FREE Family Training Class.
The Family Training Classes are a Free Educational Training session aimed at Families with children age 7-11. We strongly believe that dog training is something the whole family should be able to enjoy and so this Family Training Class is designed to give families the basics in starting their dogs training – as well as children learning key skills in how to approach and interact with dogs!
The session included:
- An introduction to Clicker Training – learn how to correctly use a clicker to reinforce your dog's good behaviour.
- Basic Commands – learn the best ways to teach your dog fun tricks and every day commands.
- Be Dog Smart – learn how to stay safe around dogs when you are out and about.
- Grand Finale – families and their dogs will get the opportunity to practice what they have learned by completing a fun assault course!
So what started as a normal training session for Head Coach Gemma, she soon found herself in the shoes of one her canine pupils being taught a trick with a clicker as her only guide as to what the trick may be.
Gemma was asked to leave the room while the class decided on a trick to teach!
All dogs learn through trial and error. One way to teach a new behaviour is to wait for the dog to show the behaviour you want and to click and reward them when they do the behaviour (shaping) (for more details of this come to Dog School Sussex!) So this is how the class tackled teaching Gemma.
When Gemma came back into the room, she walked about, waiting to hear that clicker to tell her she was in the right area. After a couple of laps she heard a click when she got to the dog bed! She was getting warmer - it was something to dog with the bed!
So what could it be about that bed. Gemma tried kneeling on the bed – this did not work to get a click? Hmm, this was more complicated than expected...
So Gemma tried sitting on the bed – this did get rewarded but it was not over...
The light bulb went on! Despite feeling rather silly Gemma tried rolling over when she was lying down and…. Hurrah!! It worked!! The class had taught this whole new behaviour to Gemma with only the guidance of a clicker!!
All the children in the class were then keen to give it a go! We love to use this exercise to highlight how tricky training can be from our dogs perspective. Our dog does not know we want them to sit, lie down or roll over – these are all things we need to show them and then reward them when they offer the behaviour we like!
After mastering the art of training a Coach the class went on to do a super job of teaching their dogs sit, lie down and even a spin! I think we have the next generation of show dogs and handlers here in Sussex!


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Drea Cofield went to college in Indiana before getting her MFA at Yale in 2013. She has lived and worked in Brooklyn ever since. She has exhibited in the U.S. and internationally including New York City, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and Italy. Her first solo show of paintings opened last year at Nancy Margolis in Chelsea, Manhattan. Besides her studio work, Drea has made three murals and painted one Prius that currently operates in San Diego. She is also the director of Bomb Pop-Up, a Brooklyn-based pop-up Art & Music initiative. You can see her work at www.dreacofield.com or follow her on instagram at @dreacof.
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Learn the true science behind astral projection and our of body experiences. This fascinating book, part of the Occult Sciences Series, is the sixth and final book in the series to explain the true methods of astral projection as taught by the ancient mystery schools. You can gain guidance and insight into life's problems from the astral world. Astral projection, considered by some as a pseudo-science, however incorrectly, is a way to access your spiritual power and awaken your consciousness. This ancient, lost art can help you in a variety of ways to improve your daily life.Books in the Astral Projection series:Volume 1: Waking UpVolume 2: Multiple DimensionsVolume 3: AnalysisVolume 4: InterpretationVolume 5: ReturningVolume 6: Dream Symbolism
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Jonathan Vander Els of the New Hampshire Learning Initiative recently wrote about the state's "Work Study Practices"—deeper learning competencies of collaboration, communication, creativity, and self-direction—the "gears that drive any of our competency-based and personalized efforts in New Hampshire.". Over the past three years, schools and educators across the state are working to integrate the Work Study Practices into curriculum, instruction, and assessment. One of the "highlights" was a MyWays research and micro-pilot project:
One of the highlights of the first year was a project that four teachers within the Sanborn Regional School District undertook as part of research related to NGLC's MyWays Student Success Series. Sanborn Teachers Terry Bolduc (5th grade teacher), Jill Lizier (1st grade teacher), Nicole Woulfe (6th grade teacher), and Heather Warr (Speech and language pathologist) all participated in a rigorous research project with support from co-authors Dr. Grace Belfiore and Dave Lash around the explicit instruction of these skills and how it impacted student learning. This work would help to influence our recognition that students' metacognition, their self-awareness and ability to monitor and adapt, was critical in developing increasing development of any of these skills.
Highlighting Deeper Learning Competencies in New Hampshire was published in CompetencyWorks on March 12, 2018.


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(Singapore--May 22, 2015) Quantel and Snell are out in force at Broadcast Asia 2015 on booth 5D3-01, squaring up to deliver the answers for three key customer issues:
Transitioning to a more flexible and agile infrastructure
Production infrastructures today need to transition from SDI to IP and be built from commodity hardware and media aware software to take advantage of the IT industry's huge R&D investment. We'll be showing how it is possible to transition painlessly from today's SDI world into the IP future with plug-in modules for Sirius 800 routers and Kahuna switchers and a hybrid SDI/IP control system with industry-standard interoperability guaranteed. This evolutionary approach enables current products to work across both worlds - eliminating the cost and disruption of a complete refit.
Increasing efficiency and output
With audiences fragmenting and the number of media channels continuing to multiply, content creators and distributors need to deliver more with less to make the economics add up. The answer is more intelligence and automation in the pipeline.
Media aware monitoring has the potential to dramatically improve output quality while simultaneously lowering costs. The revolutionary Snell Media Biometrics technology makes media aware monitoring a practical proposition – for the first time automated monitoring allows playout centres to know that they are delivering the correct content across every channel – 100% certainty, 100% of the time, 100% automatically.
Telling compelling stories
However efficient the operation is, it is great content that attracts and retains audiences. Quantel and Snell are showing a host of new developments at Broadcast Asia that enable content creators to tell compelling stories in new ways.
Developments on show include: As the world looks to 4K, we will be showing Pablo Rio handling 4K 60p in realtime; and the new LiveTouch sports highlighting system with integrated editing, enabling more sophisticated and engaging sports coverage, more quickly and easily.
VP Marketing at Quantel and Snell, Neil Maycock, said, "The raft of new products and developments on show will simplify streamline and even transform workflows – enabling our industry to transition to its IP and 4K future. Broadcast Asia provides us with a great opportunity to bring our industry-leading technologies to the widest possible audience in the region."
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Jazz Picking and Phrasing
ANYONE WHO HAS TRIED KNOWS it can be tricky to articulate a line on the guitar and get it to "speak" the way horn players can. This makes jazz phrasing on the guitar an important and ever-evolving issue. Jazz lines are loaded with rhythmical ornaments—those zippy melodic embellishments that are used to heighten a line's drama, create variety, and push the improvisation along. Ornamentation is an essential part of this music. In this lesson, we'll add pizzazz by including some spicy picking to your jazz phrasing. The percussive effect will work for anyone searching for vibey phrasing—in jazz as well as other styles like rockabilly, blues, and country.
For years I enjoyed singing along to my favorite solos by horn and piano players, and I kept trying to figure out how to make the guitar speak a line the way I heard them do it. While living in Los Angeles, I was lucky enough to be able to play, study, and hang with many jazz guitar legends like John Pisano, Joe Diorio, and Joe Pass among others. One thing that got my attention was the fact that some of these players who came up during the '50s and '60s had a way of projecting their bebop lines by getting a percussive effect with their picking articulation to add rhythmic momentum. Oftentimes this is done with such subtlety that it goes unnoticed by most people. It's a tiny detail, but it makes a huge difference in terms of dynamics, punch, and overall projection. This concept instantly became part of my playing but, surprisingly enough, it has remained relatively obscure to many players.
The sixteenth-note triplet followed by an eighth-note is a staple of the bebop line, and many players will execute the phrase in Ex. 1a by hammering on and pulling off between the G and the A on the first string. We'll now be picking the G again immediately after the hammer- on instead of pulling it off and immediately gliding the pick back towards the F on the second string like on Ex. 1b.
Ex. 2 consists of a descending G7 Mixolydian phrase over a famous 3/4 blues groove. Start at a relaxed tempo and apply a loose stroke. Make sure to nail the first note on each beat while keeping the overall feel with a loose, dynamic bounce. Notice how picking this way you can make your motif sit on the groove with more punch and detail.
Ex. 3 illustrates how to add life to a classic sounding F harmonic minor bebop line with quick chord changes.
In Ex. 4, we apply the concept to another bebop swing line over a II-V-I-VI progression in Eb.
Now check out the more contemporary sounding phrase in Ex. 5, which features diatonic fourths on the top three strings played over an Em drone.
The next time you're jamming over a slower, bluesy Em7 pedal tone groove try Ex. 6, a trippy, more rhythmically sophisticated, eccentric kind of phrasing that someone like Herbie Hancock might do. With practice, this way of phrasing will become automatic and find its way in many types of jazz lines.


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Pescara, a team currently sitting last in the Serie A table, is inevitably facing relegation. With that in mind, one can only think about the abundance of talent Delfini had only a few years ago.
Delfino Pescara had an influx of Italian starlets, and let them go by today's standard for next to nothing. Zdenek Zeman, a strong enforcer of lively attacking play, boasted the almighty star Azzurri trio of Ciro Immobile, Lorenzo Insigne, and Marco Verratti which lead them to Serie A promotion back in 2011-12. Along with the three Italian prodigies, Pescara have also employed standouts such as last-years Serie B capocannoniere winner Gianluca Lapadula and keeper Mattia Perin. From the aforementioned individuals, their accumulative transfer fees are being valued at an estimated 95 million euros. With that being said, one can only think:
"What was Pescara thinking?"
With Immobile and Insigne joining the club on loan, the profits there were not able to be maximized. However, under Pescara, the two flourished. Immobile netted 28 goals in 37 appearances, and was pivotal with their Serie A promotion in the 2011-12 Serie B campaign in which they were christened champions. Insigne, the Napoli and Azzurri sparkplug, netted 20 goals in 38 appearances for the Delfini. With the 'Frattormaggiore' homeboy now cultivated as a star for the Partenopei, the 25-year old has been a highly-sought after commodity, attracting the biggest of Premier league clubs, including Liverpool and Arsenal. Insigne has also been named the "rightful heir" to the Azzurri squad by Italian and Serie A legend, Antonio Di Natale.
Along with the two stars, Pescara also had bright Genoa goalkeeper Mattia Perin on loan, who is now valued around 20 million euros. With the three stars accumulatively being valued around 58 million euros, one can only wonder "what if" had Pescara decided to buy these relatively (at the time) cheap Italian players rather than loan. Due to their inability to retain these players, Pescara served as a vehicle to cultivate Italian superstars for big clubs rather than keep them for their own squad. While the Abruzzo club sorely miss the exploits of the above, one stands out from the rest.
Marco Verratti, a homeboy to the Abruzzo region, and was a Pescara academy graduate. He had the most appearances for the club of the trio, totaling 77 appearances on the pitch. He held a pivotal role in the engine room of the midfield, and was one of the main reasons the club got promoted due to his passionate and hard-nosed play. This passion caught the eye of French super-club Paris-Saint Germain, who snapped him up immediately following the 2011-12 campaign for a meager 10 million euros. The 24-year old playmaker is now the main priority of Italian giants Juventus, and is valued around 40-45 million by Transfermarkt. But, given the market, that figure will balloon due to today's inflation and overpaying tendencies. Not to mention, with Bayern Munich, Real Madrid and Barcelona all said to be in the sweepstakes for his signature, the asking price is more likely to creep closer towards Paul Pogba's world-record transfer fee (€105m) when he re-joined Manchester United last summer.
With the club destined for the drop back to Italy's second division come May, Delfini fans are stuck wondering about what could have been.


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One of our top-selling designs when we offered t-shirts for sale! This beautifully designed pit bull design is the ultimate in showing your pit bull pride. Made just for the girls with intricate floral detailing in beautiful shades of peach, cream and green – this design is a show stopper!
Most of us who own and love a pit bull can 100% relate to the message. While we love all dogs (and usually more than people!) – there is a special place in our hearts for the underdog – the bully breeds. A very misunderstood breed —- we wanted to create a design that would show their "softer" side…
More I Love My Pit Bull Design Details
This floral design is completely unique in the t-shirt fundraising world and think it is a perfect addition for any pit bull rescue who uses t-shirt fundraisers to acquire funds!
The full supplied design measures approximately 10″ wide x 12″ high which works for even the largest shirt sizes. Simply resize it for any shirt or item you would like to use it on.
Design is only being offered in the coloring as shown below and prints best on darker color shirts. With DTG printing this shirt will look amazing — it can be screen printed as well but because of the number of colors used it can be costly. We have printed them with Printful.com with success, but definitely speak to your preferred printing partner before going into production!
Text reads – "The More People I Meet, The More I Love My Pit Bull"
The downloadable file is a .PNG file and ready to go! Just head over to your preferred vendor and let them know what you want, send them the file and you should be good to go.
If you are looking for a great screen-printer we recommend the following:
How To Download the Files
Simply click to share this post and the t-shirt design download will become available!
We wanted to makes sure as many rescues saw this as possible so everyone can take advantage which is why we added the share feature!
How Do I Use This T-Shirt Design?
Really any way you want!
Although sized for a standard adult t-shirt – you can use the design on anything you wish by simply resizing it.
The files are .png and have a transparent background so they can be used on just about anything.
- Create t-shirts to sell online or via a live fundraiser
- Coffee Mugs
- Tote Bags
There are no restrictions and no copyright issues – once you download the files, they are yours! Cool right?
While these downloads are meant to be used for fundraisers for shelters and rescues – you can use them for anything. If you are looking for a unique gift, you can download the file and have something printed to give to your favorite dog-loving friend for example!
Will You Have More Designs Soon?
Yep, more t-shirt designs and more are coming up soon – join our mailing list or follow us on Facebook to get the latest Freebies!
Is The Design For Sale As A Shirt?
Yep, we decided to make them available for sale on Amazon! You can get the More People I Meet, The More I Love My Pitbull Shirt here.
If you are a rescue – you can use your Amazon affiliate link to promote the shirts and earn a commission!
Go Ahead – Get Your Download!
Just share this post with your preferred social media account and then you will see the image to click and access the download! Simply click the design and download it to your computer – and get your fundraiser going!
disclaimer: we are providing our design download as free to use and are not responsible for any issues with apparel printing or design changes that you may want, download is provided as is.


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Winter Hair and Skincare with Mielle Organics/
Living in Chicago, winter can do a job to your hair and skin. Negative wind chills, heavy winds, and below zero temperatures can leave your hair and skin dry, flaky, itchy and dull. There are a few things I use to keep my hair healthy, shiny, and moisturized and my skin glowing even if I'm hiding it behind scarves, hats, and coats. I spoke briefly about my love of Mielle Organics hair products but for the past two months, I've incorporated their Pomegranate & Honey collection of hair and skin products as part of my hair and skincare routine. Released in the fall of 2017, this collection was an instant hit with naturalistas especially those with thicker Type 4 hair. I initially purchased this collection for my 13 year old daughter since her hair is significantly thicker than mine but I noticed how moisturized her hair stayed during these cold winter months and decided to try it out on my type 3 curls.
I'm a year round wash n go kind of girl. I straighten my hair twice a year for a length check and occasionally rock a twist out but my go to has always been my wash n go. I started with a deep cleansing shampoo using the Mongongo Oil Exfoliating Shampoo. This shampoo deep cleans without leaving my hair feeling stripped. It's perfect for removing product buildup on the scalp. After a deep cleansing, I give my hair a little extra TLC with a hot oil treatment using their Mint Almond Oil. Winter hair needs plenty of moisture and a hot oil treatment helps eliminate dry scalp and reduces breakage. Mielle's Mint Almond Oil has such a great tingle to it that leaves my scalp feeling stimulated. I deep condition with the Hydrating protein-free conditioner with Mongongo oil. This conditioner is my weekly go to as I use the Mielle Organics Babbasu oil deep conditioner once a month (when I need protein). The Deep conditioner with Mongongo oil coats my strands and softens my hair in the process. Rinsing it out is easy and my hair is left feeling extremely soft to the touch!
After that, it's time to style my hair. I typically use 3 products when I style my hair: a leave in conditioner, oil and curl cream. For the past few months, I've literally used the same products: the Pomegranate and Honey Leave in Conditioner, the Mint Almond Oil and the Curl smoothie. From the moment I started using this collection, I fell in love with these products. The leave in conditioner is literally my favorite leave in EVER!!! The slip is incredible, it smells amazing and it doesn't weigh my hair down. From there I used a little oil on my ends for added protection then add the Curl Smoothie and finger style my hair using the shingling method for peak curl definition. I rarely use heat on my hair so I air dry at home, even in winter but occasionally I may use a diffuser. Each time, the result has been frizz free, incredibly hydrated and shiny curls that hold for 5-6 days. And did I mention, my hair smells AMAZING!!!!! These products work beautifully on my hair in cold weather without weighting my hair down.
Even in the "City of Wind", THESE CURLS ARE POPPIN!!!
My routine is the same for my daughter with the exception of her styler. I use the Pomegranate and Honey curling custard on her hair for shine, definition and frizz free curls. It's lightweight but has some incredible hold for thick hair!!! She wears her wash n go's happily at school! The Pomegranate and Honey hair collection is perfect for maintaining healthy, strong hair during these brutal winter months.
Winter skin often means dry, cracked, itchy or dull skin. With a regular skin care routine, you can enjoy moisturized skin with a beautiful glow all year round. Since I was such a huge fan of their hair products, I couldn't wait to purchase their new skincare line. I purchased the 2n1 Face Cleanser and Scrub, the Illuminating Face lotion with SPF and the Hydrating face mask. I started using these products exclusively morning and night and the mask once a week. I have very dry skin and often struggle with keeping my skin from look dull. The face cleaner and scrub literally removes the old, dead and flaky skin so gently. My skin feels soft to the touch after I rinse my face. A little goes a long way which is awesome to my wallet. The lotion is a heavier consistency that moisturizes my skin without me looking greasy. The glow is natural and I'm thankful for the added SPF15 protection. Lastly, I use the hydrating face mask once a week. This mask is deep cleansing and pore tightening without irritating my sensitive skin. When I rinse this mask off my skin is smooth and hydrated. It's the perfect treat for winter weary skin. It's an essential part of my Sunday self-care beauty routine.
They recently released a new limited edition to the pomegranate and honey line, a body wash! I immediately ordered a few bottles. When I tried it for the first time, I was really impressed. The Pomegranate and Honey Radiant Body Wash, doesn't have a lot of lather but it cleans gently and washes off without your skin feeling stripped. I love it and really hope they expand this line with a body cream or body butter!!! These hair and skin products are made with healthier, non-toxic ingredients. The Pomegranate and honey line provides excellent moisture and hydration for your hair and skin, promoting healthy hair growth and beautiful skin that glows. Mielle makes amazing products that I love using from head to toe!
You can find Mielle Organic products on their website (www.mielleorganics.com) or at CVS Pharmacy, Sally Beauty Supply, Target Stores and Walgreens
Have you tried Mielle Organics? What are your favorite products?
Until next time, Take Care of yourselves and one another!
D. Sanders


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Wallabies coach Michael Cheika says he has around half a dozen big decisions to make before settling on his 31-man World Cup squad, due to be unveiled on Friday.
Back in Sydney after their bitter Bledisloe Cup defeat, focus in the Australian camp has shifted to next month's tournament in England and Wales and more urgently, making the final cuts to the wider training squad.
There are huge calls to be made all over the park, in every row of the scrum and in particular, the 9-10-12 playmaking axis, which seems to be stuck in a continual stage of selection flux.
The six or so "key choices" Cheika estimates he has to make will be influenced by what type of squad configuration the Australian staff opts to go with, and how many specialist position players will be included.
"The rest we'd say is locked in from our point of view," Cheika told reporters after landing back home from Auckland, the night after their 41-13 defeat to New Zealand.
"I believe we're getting close to knowing exactly who we're liking in what roles… but we've got until Friday.
"We're just going to let the day sink in the basic idea that we have over the next few days."
Cheika said he had no regrets over the amount of changes he made to the Wallaby team for the Bledisloe decider, some of which clearly backfired.
"That was always the plan," he said.
"We've got to back all our players and I do, I back any of the players selected. If we want to grow the depth in the team that's how we've got to do it."
Having exposed his players to the unforgiving cauldron of Eden Park, Cheika should have learned plenty about which of his them will stand up come World Cup time – in particular, the blockbuster pool clash against England at Twickenham.
Australia clearly lost out with an underdone Wycliff Palu in the back-row instead of David Pocock, while Quade Cooper once again had another horror show at Eden Park, with his second-half yellow card triggering a penalty try before the All Blacks capitalised on their man advantage with two more tries.
But the rest of Cooper's 48 minutes earned him a pass mark from Cheika, whose view on the polarising five-eighth is really the only one that matters.
Cheika's other options at 10 are looking less appealing by the minute, but neither Bernard Foley or Matt Toomua are in any danger of missing the cut.
Then there's the three-way battle between Nic White, Nick Phipps and Will Genia for what's likely to be two halfback vacancies, given the versatile Matt Giteau can act as cover.
Winger Taqele Naiyaravoro made one last pitch for inclusion by scoring three tries for a World XV in a 45-20 win over Japan in Tokyo on Saturday.
But Cheika is unlikely to pull any major surprises on Friday, and is expected to lean on the names who carried the Wallabies through the Rugby Championship and the Bledisloe series.


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Abstract wanted a story about how their product solves problems across the entire design workflow. We created and produced this lovely little story.
DocSend wanted a clean, feature-focused video that highlights the strengths of their product. We produced and edited this from concept to final video.
Ubisoft asked us to produce a product trailer showcasing the new 2019 Editions of Rainbow 6 Siege
Ubisoft needed an edit that would educate new players to the game For Honor. We delivered.
This project was done in conjunction with Sunny Side Creative
Abstract wanted to communicate the pains of shared design files and how their solution flips those problems on their head. We conceived and produced this commercial for them.
Ubisoft was looking for an intense, player vs player trailer to promote a competition for their popular title, Rainbow Six Siege. Using documentary footage and sound design, we created this 60s promo.
CloudApp needed a simple way to explain their multi-faced product. We designed this visual story to accomplish that.
Vessl asked for a sleek video for their launch, which was days away. From script to final edit, we collaborated quickly and effectively to get Vessl's message produced in three days.
We've worked with many brands to deliver the performance they expect. Take a look at one of our Instagram case studies.
Capturing the experience of an Amalfi Coast getaway.
Chef Michael Mina and his team crafted an entirely new menu and wanted to illustrate the detail and depth that went into each dish. To do this, we produced a visual story that illuminates the wonders and innovation behind Chef Mina's latest creation.
To commemorate the opening of International Smoke–a collaboration between Chef Ayesha Curry and Chef Michael Mina–we put together this video.
Feature Film
An award winning feature film, released March 6th, 2018. Produced by Dan Denegre of Space Race Studio.
Watch here
A producer working with Community Table wanted a delightful tutorial video. We worked together to prepare designs, textures, graphics and music in advance of the shoot to stay in line with the theme and to keep the edit on pace.
Larkin Street Youth Services was looking for a new voice to better serve at-risk youth. Working with a writer from Oxymoron Advertising, we helped produce this short documentary.
Perforce was hoping for a strong testimonial from their client, NVIDIA. Working with two parties meant that every detail had to be polished from pre-production, production and post-production to make sure everyone's goals were met. This was made in partnership with 20/20 Productions.
Mokutanya, a restaurant in South San Francisco, wanted a light-hearted spy-thriller episode featuring their location. We made this.
This 15 page script about two strangers finding common ground was shot in 1 day at a local airport. We're proud of this little gem.


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Guide to Staying Cool
Whoa it's hot outside! We get lots of fantastic weather living in beautiful Queensland, but in the middle of summer it sure is HOT. And just like you get uncomfortable in the heat, so does your dog. Except they are covered in fur!
Here's a few ideas on how to stay cool this summer.
1. Early/Late Walkies
With the searing QLD sun, road and walking path temperatures can be in excess of 50°C. So make sure you only exercise with your dog in the early morning or evening - definitely not the middle of the day!
A good rule of thumb: if you can't walk barefoot outside, neither can your dog.
2. Stay Hydrated!
Make sure you always have fresh water available. On especially hot days you can even put ice cubes in the water to cool it down.
Dogs can't sweat - they cool off by panting - so if they are drooling a lot, looking especially lethargic or getting red eyes, they are getting dehydrated. Put them in the air-conditioning with you STAT!
3. Don't leave me in the car!
You car can be like an oven in the sun. Even if you leave the windows down, the temperature can quickly soar and cause your dog extreme discomfort or even death.
Never leave your dog in the car for any length of time, and always park in the shade when you can.
4. Go swimming
Lots of dogs love going for a swim, and it's a great way to cool down. We're lucky in Brisbane with lots of parks and creeks around, which Nelly takes full advantage of (every day!).
We let her swim in the local Kedron Brook, which not only cools her down but also lets her burn off excess energy without being in the heat of the day. And she never smells, but that could be her amazing food! 😉
5. Make icy treats!
There are lots of ways you can make cooling treats for your dog. Frozen carrots or chicken hearts can be great, or you can freeze a bone in a block of ice.
I demonstrate in the video below.
If your dog is overheating, remember they cool from the bottom up. Wet their feet and chest first, and keep them calm while they cool down. Stay cool folks!


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The Glue that Holds it all Together
Part of managing an active tree farm used for both industry and recreation is ensuring that proper maintenance is performed to keep the logging roads clear and useable. Following is an overview of lignin – the organic substance that, with cellulose, forms the chief constituent of wood and serves a number of industrial uses, including dust suppression at Galbraith Mountain.
Lignin is concentrated in the cell walls of wood and is the second most abundant organic material on Earth. As an industrial use, it is ideal for binding products together, thanks to its naturally adhesive properties. For this reason, it makes a great dust suppressant on the unpaved logging roads at Galbraith Mountain.
In a dust control capacity, the lignin (at this point it's technically "lignosulfonate", the lignin byproduct created after it is separated from the wood during the pulping process) works by binding the road surface particles together. The water evaporates from the lignin as it dries and the dust particles are trapped by the naturally viscous material. It's a relatively quick process, taking only about 10 minutes for a truck to spray 1,000 ft. of roadway. The road is considered useable within 10-15 minutes after spraying, though it can take another hour or two to fully dry.
With the long stretch of dry weather in the Pacific Northwest this summer, a little dust suppression was ideal for log trucks and mountain bikers alike. Though it may produce a certain stench (just think of it as the sweet smell of the dust being trapped), lignosulfonate is considered non-toxic, biodegradable, and non-hazardous. Next time you take the Tower Road up to the blue rock at Galbraith, take note of your smooth, dustless, ride. That's lignin in action!


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Thanks to the really nice people over at the Visitors & Conventions Bureau on the corner of Santa Clara and California Street this first "Native Ventura" campaign is now part of their inventory and available in store. One of several upcoming locations to carry the shirt.
This design ("C-Street"), was created as a custom run graphic impression that captures the view from my window on most mornings. The intent is to communicate the spirit of that experience visually as it relates to this legendary surf break.
Ten percent of each purchase goes toward animal rescue efforts, as well as local elementary school art programs. All apparel is designed and printed locally.


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DVR helps in multiplexing or showing multiple cameras on a single screen as well as recording the video data. The analogue video signal is converted to digital data and compressed to store data. Motion detection facility is available in the DVR to record only on motion to save hard disk capacity. The display is normally real time and the recording rates can be different for different models from 400 fps/ 200 fps or 100 fps for PAL system. Recording can be set for 1CIF, 2CIF or D1 formats with different levels of quality settings. Mobile Digital Video Recorder which are specifically designed for vehicle CCTV and taxi CCTV use and are purpose built to operate in vehicles.
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Broughton Surf Stats
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This picture shows the range of swells directed at Broughton through a typical October. It is based on 2976 NWW3 model predictions since 2006 (values every 3 hours). The wave model does not forecast wind and surf right at the shore so we have chosen the optimum grid node based on what we know about Broughton. In the case of Broughton, the best grid node is 19 km away (12 miles). The rose diagram shows the distribution of swell sizes and directions, while the graph at the bottom shows the same thing but without direction information. Five colours show increasing wave sizes. The smallest swells, less than 0.5m (1.5 feet), high are coloured blue. These were forecast only 17% of the time. Green and yellow illustrate increasing swell sizes and red represents the biggest swells, greater than >3m (>10ft). In either graph, the area of any colour is proportional to how commonly that size swell occurs. The diagram implies that the dominant swell direction, shown by the biggest spokes, was WSW, whereas the the prevailing wind blows from the SSW. Because the wave model grid is offshore, sometimes a strong offshore wind blows largest waves away from Broughton and away from the coast. We combine these with the no surf category of the bar chart. To avoid confusion we don't show these in the rose graph. Because wind determines whether or not waves are surfable at Broughton, you can view an alternative image that shows only the swells that were expected to coincide with glassy or offshore wind conditions. Over an average October, swells large enough to cause good for surfing waves at Broughton run for about 43% of the time.
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Group members Jeff Johnston and Wangyang Zhang defend their PhD theses.
Congrats to Jeff and Wangyang who successfully defended this month. Jeff's thesis was on FST-based speech recognition hardware, and Wangyang's on spatial variation modeling for nanoscale ICs. Jeff is off to the National Security Agency; Wangyang is off the the Cadence Pittsburgh office (home of my group from my earlier Neolinear startup).


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Meet the Team
Lindsey & Ian Little
Ian and Lindsey first learned to dance in York, England, while Lindsey studied her Masters degree in Medieval Studies during 2008-9. Their first teacher, Russell, was a fellow student and former competitive dancer from South Africa. Russell created a small dance teaching venture in York to earn some extra money while studying his PhD.
While Lindsey was happy and excited to support Russell's pursuit, Ian was initially apprehensive. Lindsey successfully convinced Ian to try one of the classes, which he found quite enjoyable. Ian and Lindsey soon took up private tuition with Russell, and continued to learn until they returned to Australia.
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After finding Long-Steps, Ian and Lindsey began attending classes together, and then started having private tuition sessions to commence their bridal waltz. Their bridal dance was set to Runaway, by the Corrs, and choreographed by 2 time Australian champion and then Long-Steps owner, Carla Long.
While perfecting their bridal dance, Ian and Lindsey continued to study other dance styles until their wedding in October 2013. After tying the knot, they had another, much shorter, period away from dancing. In February 2014 Ian and Lindsey returned to Long-Steps hungry for more and have not looked back.
Through 2014 Ian and Lindsey worked hard on their dancing. They progressed from the beginner to advanced classes and increased their private tuition with Carla, and later Ian Long. In December 2014, Ian and Lindsey successfully completed their first Commonwealth Society of Teachers of Dancing (CSTD) medal in Modern Ballroom.
In 2015 Ian and Lindsey accepted an offer from Carla and Ian to take over Long-Steps when they retired. Through late 2015 and early 2016 Ian and Lindsey stepped up their own dance training yet again. They started taking classes and instructing private tuition sessions. On July 1 2016 Ian and Lindsey formally took over Long-Steps.
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Michael (Mick) Allott & Muriel Morillon
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Filmmaker Geoffrey Feinberg's vertiginous profile of Kirill 'the Russian spiderman' and his death-defying (occasionally death-obliging) fellow thrill seekers within Moscow's 'roofer' subculture.
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Arsenal reveal new signing Kolasinac's shirt number
Arsenal have confirmed that left-back Sead Kolasinac will wear the No.31 shirt at Emirates Stadium.
All the latest transfer rumours
The Gunners unveiled the news via an update on their Twitter profile, with supporters having been keen to learn which squad number the new signing would be taking.
Lots of you have asked - here's the answer...— Arsenal FC (@Arsenal) June 21, 2017
This is what @seadk6 will wear on his back in 2017/18
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Kolasinac will become Arsene Wenger's first signing of the summer when the transfer window opens, with the club having confirmed he has completed a move from Schalke.
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Marie Carmèle Rose-Anne Auguste born Jeremie, Haiti November 29, 1936. Nurse and human rights advocate; antiwar singer. Reopened State University Hospital during military coup, breaking in with an axe and recruiting doctors and staff, 1991. Minister Delegate for Human Rights and the Fight Against Extreme Poverty, 2012. Received Reebok Human Rights Award, 1994. Nobel Peace Prize nominee, 2005.
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Re: Service in VietName2k Mar 23, 2016 2:08 PM (in response to transatlantic70)
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It should work fine. It is impossible to block GPS.
Re: Service in VietNamtmo_lauren Mar 23, 2016 3:03 PM (in response to e2k)
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This is indeed correct!
You aren't able to block GPS.
Re: Service in VietNamdrnewcomb2 Mar 24, 2016 7:02 AM (in response to transatlantic70)
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If you want to use maps in an area that does not have data coverage, you need to install preloaded maps, such as "Here Maps". Google Maps needs both GPS and a data connection.


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BOBMC Rider Mania 2014, (Not the Royal Enfield Rider mania, which happens every year in Goa) Yes it is!! Yes We did!! We were there at the maddest, biggest and loudest biking event in India, where more than 1200 bulleteers and 107 IBRs all over India came home to Madras to behold and celebrate the brotherhood with pomp and grandeur.
7:30 A.M 17th Jan: 35 IBRs from Bangalore chapter, spirits high, lined up at silk board, getting charged for the ride.
On the way every bullet group and rider on the Hosur road were heading Mahab. Reached our breakfast point A2B in no time. Four riders stayed in between due to an issue with Biju Bhaai's bike break down.
A2B: Riders from Delhi and Mumbai join us here. The entry to a2B they did and the way they carry themselves is something I never saw before. You need to see and ride with them to know what biking and bikers are all about. We and our bikes are dwarfed in front of the riders with their huge carriages and built. Rock steady in the two file formations at 85-90, it was a memorable meet and ride.
After lunch in Vellore, we Bangalore riders started our way of 94 kms to Mahab. On this ride Hari, Abhijeet and Arun Bhaai tactically made me sweep may be to put brakes on mine and Iniyan sir's speed ;-). We were just entering Sriperembadur, where our dear heavy weight rider Mr.Siddarth, Saravanan Sir and friend greeted and guided us to the resort around 17 kms before the RM venue.
Resort in Mahab: 7:30 P.M: It's an amazing place with the decent rooms by the sea shore where you hear the beach making its waving sounds, gentle breeze, calm waters, full moon with no others on that private beach is a delight to your eyes, mind and soul. Though it was a dry day we had our own private party in our room thanks to Pradeep, Ravi and others for carrying some drinks :D After dinner we went back to the beach to have a nice campfire and ride experiences with our Delhi, Mumbai and Hyd brothers.
Next day started with pics again at the beach and also capturing the lungi riders :-) The youngest IBR Sajeesh's Kid was a Choco pie!! With a briefing about our entry and some rehearsels we are ready to enter RM 14 with a bang and we did it.
18th Jan 11:30 A.M, Entering the Venue: It was the craziest entry or noise I ever made or watched. Stretch from the resort to Mahab RM venue was did in a two line formation with the chapter heads in the lead and our dear Robbie Gosh and other pillion riders standing all the way. Entered the gates and there we are making a circle formation with honks and loud thumps, dust, whistles, dances and shouts IBR IBR IBR raising all over. It was awesome!! The Madness Beckons!!
RM Venue: It was again set on the beach side, with spaces for tents, super structure (With 5 partitions and around 100 beds in each), vintage bike space, dirt track, Stage, Beer zone, stalls, etc etc Best thing here is the pricing of a beer at rs. 20 (though increased to 40 on 2nd day), thanks for having Kf as one of the sponsors. Our riders turned the swimming pool into a hooka zone as well.
Events: Beer guzzling - IBR dominated this completely with our Chief Sajeesh and Elaine (Delhi Chapter) winning the event. You could only hear IBR IBR IBR all over the place. This is how we got a new definition for IBR, International Beer republic ;-) Its also seen at our tent structure no. 3 entrance, where our riders decorated a bike with beer bottles. Along with this you have Arm Wrestling, Off-roading, Figure of 8 for 50+ year riders, Assempbly wars (Mechanic Bhaskar from Hyd and other Delhi Riders were our men) Raffle tickets for 100 rs each were sold out, for first prize of a bullet standard 350 cc and 20 + other prizes. A rider from Meghalaya was the lucky one to get it.
Night Party was excellent with the DJ mixing good tunes of pop, jazz, Punjabi, Tamil, everything making everyone there swing to his muzic.None could stop the Hyderabadis at the dance. I guess they didn't even had food. How can I miss the IBR kabaddi by the beach (My had is still paining). It was fun. I will also add the stage dive by Elaine after winning the beer guzzling event. Seeing her, our dear Shashi did a stage dive right on me and broke my specs.
I missed the 2nd day morning as I rode to Chennai to meet few friends and was back only for lunch. I see some good photo shoots at the beach happened that time. Second Night Mad bulls thanked their volunteers who put in lot of efforts and time with some nice goodies and few other riders like the Nepal club who travelled the longest, RTMC chief for being part in all the RMs till date, etc Each club played their videos on rides, experiences, travelogues, etc.
Though there are a few bike brake downs, a crash, small issue on stage, etc, such things were handled very sportively and only added more colors to the memories. Finally a big thanks to Mad bulls for the time, effort and arrangements in making this event a huge success.Most of the Bangalore chapter started at 5:00 A.M on Monday and were back to Bangalore by 3:00 P.M.
See you next year in RM 2015 Chandigarh!! Till then we shall meet and ride again and again and again!!
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