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It took me a few years of posting here before I realised that my true love is telling stories. I love to tell a story with a photograph. I love to tell a story with words. I love those moments when I find the right words to fit a picture I've taken, or the right Read more...
Photographer and Writer
It took me a few years of posting here before I realised that my true love is telling stories. I love to tell a story with a photograph. I love to tell a story with words. I love those moments when I find the right words to fit a picture I've taken, or the right picture to fit the words that I have in my head. In between those magical moments of epiphany, this is a simple journal of my life, freezing a frame each day to capture both the mundane and the exceptional, hoping to prove that there is something extraordinary to be found in every ordinary day.
I remember getting my first camera when I was ten years old and some of my most vivid childhood memories relate to certain pictures that I took back then. I still recall the extraordinary sense of anticipation when that yellow plastic box of kodachrome slides arrived in the post. How times have changed.
I had not been a regular photographer for many years when a friend introduced me to this wonderful site on May 1st 2011. I'd begun posting a few photographs on a blog and she thought blipfoto might interest me. I put up a shot I had taken earlier that day, and another the next, and then ... well, the rest is history and can be viewed in my journal. I've not missed a day since.
My journal is a record of a journey of photographic discovery. Barely a single person appeared in my first year of blips. Almost all my photographs were landscapes. Now people appear in the great majority of my pictures. I still love finding a good landscape composition but my real passion has become street photography - in all its forms. You never know what's going to happen or who you are going to meet. I love the unpredictability of it all. Finding out what's on my memory card gives me the same buzz that I once got from opening that box of transparencies.
Realising that this journal might well become overrun with street portraits I started another in April of 2013 to record my portraiture. I initially called it "A Thousand Faces", expecting the collection of a thousand portraits to take very many years. I had no intention of posting every single day but it's turned out that way and, before I knew it, I reached my target. There was no reason to stop so the journal was renamed "Face By Face". This secondary journal has become just as important to me as this one. As of writing this, I've not missed a day in over four years. I get to meet a wonderful new person every single day!
If I have any insight to offer from my experience it is that photography is not about fancy equipment and technical expertise (of which I have neither) but simply about seeing. I've not so much learned about photography through my experience here but learned to see. You just need to get out into the world and practice.
If you're reading this as a newcomer, then welcome. This is a fantastic place to get advice and encouragement. Stick around and engage with people and you will be well rewarded. It's a real community, like no other to be found on the internet. Just be warned that the whole experience is highly addictive.


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Rosemary Bliss's family has a secret. It's the Bliss Cookery Booke—an ancient, leather-bound volume of enchanted recipes like Singing Gingersnaps.
Rose and her siblings are supposed to keep the Cookery Booke locked away while their parents are out of town, but then a mysterious stranger shows up. "Aunt" Lily rides a motorcycle and also whips up exotic (but delicious) dishes for dinner. Soon boring, non-magical recipes feel like life before Aunt Lily—a lot less fun.
So Rose and her siblings experiment with just a couple of recipes from the forbidden Cookery Booke. A few Love Muffins and Cookies of Truth couldn't cause too much trouble . . . could they?
Kathryn Littlewood's culinary caper blends rich emotional flavor with truly enchanting wit, yielding one heaping portion of hilarious family adventure.
Kathryn Littlewood is a writer, actress, comedienne, and bon vivant who lives in New York City, works often in Los Angeles, and has a sweet tooth for pain au chocolat and sweet novels for middle-grade readers. This, her third novel, joins Bliss and A Dash of Magic in the Bliss trilogy.

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UNCC police chief wins top honor
In just two years, Jeff Baker has made noticeable impact as the chief of UNC Charlotte's police department; so much so that he was recently selected as the Campus Safety Director of the Year by Campus Safety Magazine.
The police chiefs at Wake Forest University and the University of Maryland were among the seven runners-up.
Baker was nominated by members of his department and Hank Jones, associate vice chancellor of UNC Charlotte. He said it was almost unheard of to be nominated in such a way.
"I am humbled knowing that UNC Charlotte officers nominated me for this prestigious award and that I was chosen from a field of such exceptional chiefs of police," said Baker, 55.
He has high praise for his team: "Our officers are some of the finest officers I have ever had the privilege of working with, and they place the highest emphasis on safety of students, staff and faculty."
Baker said he also appreciates the support from Chancellor Philip Dubois, Vice Chancellor Beth Hardin and Jones. "They are concerned about the safety and security of our campus," he said.
Some of the reasons Baker was selected for the honor were his ability to increase the number of campus police officers and to implement community policing. Under his leadership there was nearly a 36 percent reduction in reported incidents.
The magazine has a link where you can read what voters had to say about Baker: www.CampusSafetymagazine.com/DirectorOfTheYear.com.
Baker secured resources to establish a mobile command unit to use in emergency situations. He is also credited with adding more patrols on foot, bicycles, cars and Segways.
The magazine story quoted the general counsel of UNC Charlotte as saying this: "I have seen first-hand the transformation of that office. It has become a real strength of our campus. I do not lose any sleep worrying about what is going on in our police department, and that is a huge blessing."
Several comments focused on Bakers ability to collaborate and his ability to earn the trust of students, faculty and administrators.
Campus Safety magazine will publish in-depth coverage of Bakers' achievements and his department in an upcoming issue. It will also be available on the magazine's website.
In April 2011, Baker served was chief of UNC Charlotte police. Back then he said, "I feel like I'm a de facto dad of 25,000 students. I'm very transparent, and I encourage parents to call me anytime."
He was born and raised in Batavia, N.Y. Before joining UNC Charlotte police, he served 28 years with the Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department in a variety of capacities, including on patrol, on undercover assignments, as a detective in the Special Information Bureau and as a firearms range master. He oversaw police security for Bank of America Stadium and the Charlotte Convention Center from 1997 to 2007.
After working as academic director of recruitment, Baker retired from CMPD in 2008.
Six months after that, Baker was diagnosed with prostate cancer, and six weeks later he ran a 5K race. As a result of his personal experience, Baker continues to volunteer with organizations associated with prostate cancer and the American Cancer Society.
"Unfortunately, approximately 30,000 men die each year due to complications from prostate cancer," Baker said, "and there are mixed messages in the media surrounding this horrible disease."
Baker is concerned that the risk is even greater when a man is diagnosed at an earlier age, in his 40s or 50s. He continues to run in 5K foot races to support local and national charities.
When asked about future goals as the campus police chief, Baker said, "We continue to seek improvements in our police department in any and every way possible. Universities are complex communities that present a multitude of issues that must be addressed in regards to safety and security."
His department is building a comprehensive policy manual that outlines expectations of officers. It will seek accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies.
One other comment endorsing Baker for the award stated, "He cares about the safety of each and every one of us." Those few words really sum up his nomination and selection.
Baker said, "I love our UNC Charlotte community and will proudly continue to serve our students as a 'de facto' dad."


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State Sen. Kathy Sgambati
In a single day last week, my mail held impassioned requests for $37 million in state spending to save various programs. Earlier this week, the phones brought instead complaints of fee increases and overspending. Today the phones are quiet, the budget has passed.
For those who wanted spending reduced, tens of millions of dollars of programs and services were cut to balance the state budget. These cuts were made carefully to ensure that the least damage was done to the most essential services.
For those who wanted to protect state services, restorations were made in areas such as developmental services, elderly services and child care. And for those who opposed fees, we avoided the worst. We defeated the mortgage refinancing tax, the capital gains tax, the entertainment tax and the gas tax. A sales and income taxes never reached the negotiating table. Despite dramatically falling revenues and increased needs, the budget is balanced. Cuts were required to offset the need for increased funding for education and health care. An additional $50 million was needed just to respond to increasing caseloads to care for the elderly and to support the families who have lost employment. Couple the fact that this year's revenues have barely achieved the 2004 level with an increased need for services, balancing the budget was no small feat. But it is balanced, and the general fund spending for the next two years has decreased over the last biennium. But all is still not right with the world.
Your business or your circumstance is likely to determine whether you are satisfied with which services were funded or which fees were increased. Our 1,200 page, $11.5 billion budget houses thousands of variables. I have yet to meet anyone who agrees with every line in the budget — including me.
My dissatisfaction stems from the refusal to consider limited gaming as a means to avoid cuts and fee increases. I have no interest in making our state a gaming mecca and my support for two very limited proposals actually has little to do with gaming. Rather, it had to do with job creation and protecting struggling families and business from further state fees. Our businesses, our service providers who've seen no increase in reimbursements for years and our families can ill afford an increased burden while trying to weather this economy.
So why did I vote for a document that has flaws? Because despite this economy and the enormous challenges that we faced, we met our obligation to our children's care and education, we ensured our communities' safety, we improved the state's failing transportation infrastructure and we met the needs of our most vulnerable citizens. Without a budget the state would operate under a continuing resolution and we would continue spending at a higher rate than we have proposed going forward. Every month without a budget will cost the state $11 million, translating into deeper cuts and more fees in the months ahead. I am not willing to spend money we can't afford while arguing for a position that may not succeed in the near future.
In the next session there will be a need to reconsider some of the fees that passed and the revenue options that failed this year. I am committed to keep working on the fixes needed. But in the meantime, we must move ahead to avoid putting the state in further jeopardy.
While the budget is less than perfect and there will be challenges ahead, our citizens' needs will be met — unlike other states that are facing bankruptcy and chaos. We have met the immediate need, while decreasing general fund spending, but we must continue to work on longer-term solutions.
State Sen. Kathy Sgambati, D-Tilton, represents state Senate District 4, which includes most of Belknap County, including Laconia, Gilford, and Belmont.
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Happy Stitching,Kerrie
A blog about my cross stitch and patchwork/quilting projects.
Tuesday, 14 October 2014
Sing to the Lord #4
Didn't get a great deal done last night, just a bit more on the bird house. I thought I'd wizz through this one, but it's taking longer than I expected. Oh well, my next design hasn't arrived yet so there's no rush to complete just yet. I am enjoying doing it - a simple design that will look great once completed.
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When I thought the Danes were the queens and kings of design & street food markets, Barcelona proved me wrong. The city is full of flea markets, street food markets and creative design markets. My favorite one: Palo Alto Market. This special design market is tucked into an old factory terrain covered in green and flowers in the upcoming area Poble Nou. The market takes place on the first weekend of every month. Head over here for delicious street food, hang out areas, live music, creative workshops and cool design booths. I, myself, could spent hours there, looking at the locals wander around and just enjoying life. Expect to queue a while, but it is worth it!
Parc Güell: A must Visit in Barcelona
Parc Güell is super high on my must-do list every time I come back to my favorite city. The park is one of the major works by Antonia Gaudí, and also one of the most visited places in the city. Understandable, it is right out of a fairytale with the most stunning view over the city. It consist of small gardens and architectonic elements decorated with colorful mosaic pieces. Some of you might also now the scenary from the movie "Vicky, Cristina, Barcelona"?
The park is constantly being restored and protected, which is why they only allow a certain number of visitors to enter in an hour. Therefore, make sure to book your entrance ticket in advance. I always like to visit the park quiet early, and then walk back to the city center through the cosy neighborhood Vila de Gràcia.


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Northern Boundary by ATAK BF (SOLD OUT)
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NORTHERN BOUNDARY is the visual diary of ATAK BF and focuses on the isolation of Winter in Buffalo, NY. Shown through personal endeavors over the last decade, and accompanied by scarcely seen historical photos, NORTHERN BOUNDARY provides an intimate look into the viscera of a city who's desolation and despondency has been endured by very few outsiders. Featuring cameos by the BF crew and close associates.
64 pages, 6"x9", high-quality black and white, perfect-bound edition of 300. Each copy is signed by ATAK and comes with a fabric patch and a hand-done ATAK sticker!
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Year in and year out, Ivy League football has offered one of the best bets in college sports.
Empty your savings account, find a bookie (try Mather House) and lay greenbacks on the following:
The Columbia Lions will not win the Ancient Eight crown.
Don't pay attention to Columbia alumni. The Lions have only captured the title once in the last 45 years. And that ought to tide them over for the next 45.
In fact, The Lions will probably finish last, repeating last year's 1-6 finish.
The only other candidate to knock the Lions out of the basement is Brown, where Coach Mickey Kwiatkowski's innovative Spread-T Flex offense will be crippled because nobody will know how it works.
The Bears return a total of five starters on both sides of the ball.
The Lions and Bears will jockey all season long for the privilege of being listed at the bottom of the standings.
That's the easy call. The hard calls are at the top.
But it looks like Princeton, which returns nine offensive starters and seven defensive starters from a squad that went 5-2 and finished second, is the team to beat.
Despite the loss of Chad Roghair, the leading passer in the Ancient Eight last year, the Tigers are the prohibitive favorite to win the Ivy League title.
If Dartmouth, last year's title winner, or Harvard, which finished third, can plug critical holes in their defenses, they could give the Tigers a run, especially if Princeton's quarterback problem doesn't solve itself.
The remaining teams--Cornell, Yale and Pennsylvania--are doomed to finish with mediocre records.
With that in mind, here is a closer look at the Crimson's Ivy contenders, in projected order of finish.
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Professor Kong and Professor Brian Waldron visited our institute, and developed academic exchanges with researchers of CIGIT in 11th March.
Mr Kong is the professor of college of earth sciences and the dean of Confucius in University of Memphis. He gave us a lecture of Water Quality in Reelfoot Lake by using the Hyperspectral Remote Senesing Techniques. After the report, he discussed about remote sensing technology for water quality retrievals with around.
The other report of Planning and Response to the Historic Mississipi River Flood of 2011 was given by professor Brian Waldron. In this report, researchers used GIS to forecast the flood, as well as to rescue and assess after the flood disaster.Professor Shengjun Wu of Institute of ecological environmentThe Three Gorges Institute held the symposium. Fumo Yang and Liyan Song joined the meeting.
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MiamiPhotoFest Presents
Renée Jacobs, Photos de Femmes
Miami Photo Fest 2019 and Photos de Femmes is proud to announce its premiere exhibition "womenSEEwomen".
"Women can't be heard if we can't be seen" - Renée Jacobs
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Photos de Femmes organization is dedicated to giving a powerful voice to iconic representations of women and to continually promote positive depictions of women around the world.
Throughout her career, photographer Renée Jacobs has heard men tell her how women "should" be portrayed. She's photographed hundreds of women and exhibited across the globe, all the while facing comments like "Women can't look like this" and "They must look like that." Now, she's pushing back with Photos de Femmes, a traveling collection of images that depict women in ways that are truthful, raw, and resonant. Jacobs, along with her wife and collaborator Wendy Hicks, unveil their first exhibition of many, womenSEEwomen, at Miami Photo Fest 2019.
womenSEEwomen includes nine female photographers, including Jacqueline Roberts, all bound by what Jacobs calls a quality of the "dreamy," "mystical," or "ethereal." These images are truly labors of love, and multiple artists have employed time-consuming alternative processes–and devoted many hours to the darkroom–in bringing them to life.
That sense of timelessness extends also to the women in the photographs, who range from girlhood into old age; Carmen de Vos photographs pregnancy, Roberts photographs her daughter in childhood and adolescence, and Maggie Steber photographs her mother.
Still, in spite of their dreamlike sensibilities, the images represented in Photos de Femmes do not exist outside of time or space. Jacobs and Hicks have introduced this project at a crucial turning point in women's history; in the background, we can hear the raised voices of the many women around the world who are at this very moment fighting back against abuse and oppression.
They created the project in the belief that "Women can't be heard if we can't be seen," and for that reason, the exhibition feels just as urgent as it is enduring.
'womenSEEwomen' - will be on display at MiamiPhotoFest 2019 - Feb 27th - Mar 3rd.
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Participating Artists
ANNE SILVER - My photography is influenced by my need in helping others heal and by my own process of healing. In my narrative portraiture, I prefers to photograph models (including myself, as many of my photos are self-portraits) who fall outside of the very narrow and constricted standards of western beauty.
CARMEN DE VOS - I dare, I challenge, I laugh, I cherish women who are just that tad deliciously wicked, audacious, pushing the portrait beyond the boundaries of ordinary life.
ELIZABETH OPALENIK - I strive to convey that everyone has an inner beauty to be seen, especially women, authentic and natural in their elements. It's an honor to document the soul and beauty of women...those that accept themselves...unnoticed in an often unaccepting world. To them I say, "Embrace yourself, for you are a work of art."
JACQUELINE ROBERTS - My work presents a collection of intimacy brought fourth by using obsolete photographic techniques. Reviving the craft associated with photography constitutes an essential part of my process, from mixing my own chemistry, cutting glass plates to working around chemical flaws.
MAGGIE STEBER - I love being a woman and I want always to be sure that when I photograph a woman, no matter her situation, that the best thing about her is going to come through, even in the worst situations.
SARAH HADLEY - My work is meant to express the joys and heartache of being female in the 21st century. My images are almost all self-portraits, which illustrate my own experiences, desires and dreams. Created as cyanotypes and photo based collages, they address the female psyche and the strength that comes from aging.
SUSAN de WITT - I strive for an ethereal and nostalgic look that evokes a questionable authenticity to reality. I find there's a tangible connection between women that allows a certain ease and comfort between artist and muse, a kind of intimacy, physical closeness and trust.
Renée Jacobs is the recipient of the International Photography Award for Fine Art Nude. Renée's images have been exhibited and published around the world. She has exhibited in Tokyo, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Los Angeles, Paris, Amsterdam, Italy to name a few. Her published works include solo monographs including RENÉE JACOBS' PARIS and inclusion in Taschen anthologies. She runs workshops at her home in the south of France and is the Executive Director of the new photo festival, Photos de Femmes.


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Earlier in the year we shot the fashion story that's in the current issue. The palette is warm and welcoming, just right for the cold winter days we're experiencing here. As usual, our photographer Claudio Raschella, kept the mood light while Emilie and Annabelle oversaw each shot. The fashion shoot involves a lot of planning and preparation to bring it to fruition. Emilie spends a lot of time coordinating dresses with jewellery, shoes, hats and gloves from all over the country and even overseas. Annabelle and I plan the backgrounds and mood of the shoot and watch over everything to make sure it's running smoothly and on time.
Chris Geracitano makes a start on hair and makeup for our model Emma. She was so naturally beautiful, it didn't take much to get her ready for the camera. Emilie fixes the drop on the Culture Bridal Couture gown to ensure it is hanging correctly with gloves from the Adelaide Antique Market.
Emilie watches as Claude calls the shots – literally! One of the stunning pieces of jewellery loaned to us for the day from Lisa Ho.
Claude directs our model to achieve the shot he has in mind in a Rachel Gilbert gown and Prismera necklace. Annabelle is never far away, overseeing each shot with a smile on her face.
Claude reviews the pics as they load to his laptop – you can see the concentration on his face – he is a perfectionist. The model listens to Claude's directions before getting ready for the next shot in a skirt Emilie designed with talented designer Liva Loren, Ender Legard bustier from Net-A-Porter and beautiful Kailis pearl earrings and necklace.
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UPDATE: Jan. 16 ― It's official: Ariana Grande and John Legend are recording the theme song for Disney's live-action "Beauty and the Beast" remake, the Associated Press reports.
Aside from a mysterious Instagram photo posted by Grande (and shared by the "Beauty and the Beast" account), the two stars have kept mum about their duet.
On Sunday, Legend's wife, model Chrissy Teigen, tweeted about how beautiful the song sounds, telling her followers "U HAVE BEEN BLESSED." Grande responded with an oh-so-appropriate rose emoji.
Now we're even more excited to hear it!
We're already counting down the days until the March 17 premiere for Disney's live-action remake of "Beauty and the Beast," starring Emma Watson, Luke Evans, Ewan McGregor and Dan Stevens.
Then we saw the latest teaser trailer at the Golden Globes, which featured Watson singing. And now, we're even more excited because there's speculation that Ariana Grande and John Legend may be recording a duet for the soundtrack.
Although nothing is confirmed, fans first started buzzing about the possible music collaboration this week when Grande posted a rather ambiguous Instagram picture that tagged John Legend and the "Beauty and the Beast" social account. What's more, the caption is a rose.
The picture was also regrammed by the "Beauty and the Beast" account, which makes this all seem even more real.
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Nikopolidis ranked 23rd best goalkeeper between 2001-2010
In a recent study conducted by the International Federation of Football History and Statistics (IFFHS), Greek legend Antonios Nikopolidis was declared the 23rd best goalkeeper between 2001 and 2010. 76 goaltenders were included in the list.
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The 47-year old Nikopolidis enjoyed a hugely successful playing career at the top level, notably steering Greece to a stunning Euro 2004 triumph while winning a combined eleven Greek championships with Panathinaikos and Olympiacos, nine Greek Cups and three Greek Super Cups. Nikopolidis hung up his boots in 2011 after seven years with Olympiacos, then moving into management.
Being named in the top 23 goalkeepers during the first decade of the 21st century is another achievement which Nikopolidis can be proud of. Italian World Cup winner Gianluigi Buffon was placed in first, with Iker Casillas and Petr Cech completing the top three.
For the study, the IFFHS used a points system based upon results and player statistics.
IFFHS best goalkeepers between 2001-2010:
1. Gianluigi Buffon
2. Iker Casillas
3. Petr Cech
4. Oliver Kahn
5. Edwin van der Sar
6. Dida
7. Jens Lehmann
8. Roberto Abbondanzieri
9. Fabien Barthez
10. Rogerio Ceni
23. Antonios Nikopolidis
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Archive:Glacier School 2014
|Old Trip
|This is the sign up and organization page for an old trip. It already happened. Please do not sign up for it.
- 1 Dates
- 2 General Information
- 3 What Do I Need?
- 4 Locations
- 5 Dry School (Mandatory!)
- 6 Participant sign up
Glacier 2 and Glacier 1 will happen on :August 23th - 24th, 2014 and September 06th - 107th, 2014, respectively.
NOTE: MANDATORY dry school for all participants of G1 on Tuesday, Sep. 02th, 7:00 pm Location: Buchannan B313
General Information
What is Glacier School?
Glacier School is a 2-day (weekend) course intended to teach safe and efficient means of travelling over glaciers. The school is divided into two courses:
- Glacier 1 is designed for beginners to snow and glacier travel. It is expected that you have previous backpacking and camping experience.
- Glacier 2 is for students with previous glacier experience that want to learn more advanced skills or to climb a peak.
The point of G1 is to give students enough basic skills that they are not a total liability as a member of a 3 (or more) person glacier rope team, such that more experienced members may feel comfortable trusting their life to them on a rope. For more detailed information check out the info booklet.
The prerequisites for being a student at glacier school are minimal: Students must have overnight backpacking experience, a good attitude, and good general fitness. Some rope skills (such as belaying, common climbing knots, etc) are desirable but not absolutely necessary. In order to cram it all into one weekend we will be on the move all day regardless of the weather - please be prepared for that.
Sign up early as group size will be limited to ensure low student/instructor ratio and minimal environmental impact
Instructors for glacier school are club members who volunteer their time, and are not professional guides, nor are they certified by any recognized school or association. If you don't feel comfortable taking responsibility for your own life in the context of an informal course facilitated by these VOC instructors, you should take a mountaineering course offered by a professional guiding service.
How much does it cost?
The instructors at glacier school are all volunteers, but there are still minor expenses that need to be covered like the glacier school manual you will receive a copy of at Dry school. Also you will need to pay your driver gas money, which can vary depending on how many people you are in the car and what kind of car it is (See the Driver reimbursement guidelines. If you need to borrow gear from the clubroom a deposit is needed, but this will be returned to you again when you return the gear. Please bring CASH for all expenses (preferably small change). Prussik cords and the VOC expenses need to be paid at the dryschool, gas money are paid to your driver on the trip and gear deposit needs to be paid when you pick up your gear either during gear hours or at dryschool.
At the dryschool:
$10 for two prussik cords, unless you already have them. (please specify if you are bringing your own on the signup)
$5 for VOC expenses: Photocopying/booklet, beverages, poo bags, etc.
On the trip:
$25 typical gas money, negotiated with your driver.
Whenever you pick up your gear
$0-200 deposit for borrowing club gear, depending how much you need, refundable when the gear is returned.
If the club runs out of gear you may need to rent from MEC or elsewhere.
Who do I ask questions to?
Jens is running this trip. If, after reading the glacier school wiki and handout, you can't find an answer to your question you could email him about it - but better yet post on the Message Board, then everybody who has the same question can also read it. There's also some useful general information about the club, membership, and how the club works on the Faq, which is worth a read if you're unfamiliar.
What Do I Need?
- 1 set of non-cotton clothes (the one on your back)
- 1 additional warm thing (fleece / down jacket. Maybe a 2nd fleece and some long-johns, for the evening)
- water proof pants and jacket (even if the weather is supposed to be good - being dragged through the snow is wet)
- toque (best warmth/weight ratio going for clothing. Maybe a 2nd toque, since it's lighter than a 2nd fleece)
- gloves
- boots
- sun hat
- gaiters
- Tent (or be friendly with someone who has one)
- sleeping bag (a summer bag is probably good, depending how warm you think you sleep. 0C or warmer)
- sleeping pad
- A tarp for hanging out under while eating dinner wouldn't be the worst idea in the world, if you own one already
- Burly container / outer bag for carrying poo bags (smell resistance recommended)
- Sunscreen
- Headlamp
- lip balm
- sunglasses
- camera
- bug net (works way better than bug juice, plus it doesn't wreck the environment or your stuff)
- Toilet Paper
- Toothbrush
- Lighter
- Bearspray (optional - with such a large, probably noisy, group I'd be highly surprised if any self-respecting bear would go anywhere near us)
- ice axe
- crampons (which fit boots! Bring your boots and crampons to dryschool if you need help)
- climbing harness
- helmet
- prussiks (you can buy these at the dry school)
- 2 locking carabiners (best if one big and one small) and 2 non-locking (or more locking)
- you can bring more junk, if you like. Sometimes it's the most fun to learn with your own gear
- trekking poles, if you like, make hiking easier and are worth the weight
- stove + pot + fuel + lighter (or be friendly)
- Plastic thing to eat out of (old yogurt container? Or something fancier)
- spoon
- Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast, Lunch (food groups will be arranged at dry school)
- Water (ability to carry 2L, unless you know otherwise).
- Water purifier drops (if you're into that)
- songbook
- down slippers for camp, aka booties, other lightweight footwear, such as "Crocs" may be appropriate luxury items
- instrument
And a pack to put it all in.
The VOC has some of the technical gear and will lend it out to students for a minor deposit. See gear list for details. You can borrow gear from the VOC any day during gear hours or after dry school. If there's not enough VOC rental gear to go around, some borrowing, or renting from MEC will have to fill the voids. Please reserve rental gear early to ensure the gear you need will be available for the weekend.
If you don't have a tent or a stove, don't worry... food and tent groups will be arranged at dry school.
Glacier 1
Cypress Peak
Glacier 2
Dry School (Mandatory!)
The dry school is mandatory, so if you don't show up to the dry school, you will lose your spot on the trip and someone on the waitlist will get the chance to learn about glaciers instead of you.
When and Where?
Tuesday, Sep. 02th, 7:00 pm Location:Buchannan B313
What Happens at Dry School?
There will be a brief introduction to glacier travel before we outline what's to be expected for the weekend and cut people who fail to show up and replace them with people on the waitlist who did show up. Then, we'll arrange transportation, stove and tent groups, collect your fees, sell prussik cords, lend out VOC gear. Finally we'll review knots then put on our harnesses and practice prussiking up ropes (either in a stairwell or up trees). Read the info booklet ahead of time!
- 7:00 - prussik sales and sorting out "signed up" from "actually coming and paid" begins
- 7:15 - waitlist opens (I'll just call names down the waitlist, to fill available spots. This means if you're signed up, but show up after 7:15, you may loose your spot)
- 7:30 - sort out rides, tents, and food
- 7:45 - review of knots begins
- later - after individuals have shown they learned all the knots we'll practice prussiking, lowering, and setting up hauling systems in the nice, warm, dry, classroom.
What do I Need to Bring to Dry School?
Glacier 1 students (and others wishing to practice crevasse rescue), please bring your harnesses, biners and prussiks (unless you're buying them at dry school). You will receive a copy of the info booklet, and are expected to have read it ahead of time.
IMPORTANT: Also bring your boots and crampons to ensure they are adjusted correctly if you have not done so previously or are unsure.
Participant sign up
Please use the sign up tool GS1, sign up tool GS2,
Instructor List
- Steph G
- Shahbaz
- Fisal
- Clemens A
- Caitlin
- Julien
- Cassandra
- Jeff
- Andrew
- Sam
- Ian
- Neil
- Nick M


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Failed Attempts
I wanted to acknowledge the failed attempts and postmortem why they failed. We've had a few.
Early attempts aimed at transitioning. Coded in PHP with MYSQL, but instead of being a whole other system they'd use the existing databases. If I remember right these actually got pretty far. The momentum tailed off when it came to re-implementing all of vbulletin's moderator tools.
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It's satisfying to have finally got away from vbulletin, but there are some things that we still need to decide on.
Private Messaging is one. There's issues with private messaging in vbulletin, but it's probably not unique to vbulletin. I can open the database and view any private messages. That doesn't feel very private. It feels like for them to actually be private messages it should be encrypted in a way that I, or anyone else with database access, can't view. This is why I've resisted adding such a system so far. Someone suggested simply calling them "direct messages".
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We're missing a lot of moderator tools too. Post Reporting is missing right now. This is kind of on purpose to see how vital it is. I've felt for the last few years that moderators on our forum see their role to roam around looking for someone to ban. If they're not banning someone they feel like they're not doing their job. Although we have a history of being quite strict, it feels like lately we've had rules creeping in that only really serve to trap new users. Moderators should be there to help users, not run around banning as many people as they can.
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Drop Dead Thread is gone. We should be closing or deleting threads, not moving them to different forum.
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This series is already pretty long – but just in case you haven't read it (and you happen to be fighting insomnia) you can start with first post here.
The third exhortation for sexual minority folks in this evangelical sermon on homosexuality was, "Jesus is enough for you."
Of course. God's grace is sufficient for us. And when we are weak we are strong.
Living a sustainable faith means that one has inevitably gone through the refining fire of finding our life and our identity as the Beloved of God. It is stronger than our greatest strength, or the strength any of our family or friends can offer. Many followers of Christ will have some story to tell of going through the wilderness and feeling that Jesus was all you had to cling on to.
It doesn't mean, however, that all of followers of Jesus only find our needs met in Christ. Now before anyone freaks out – let me explain what I mean. In my last post I talked about all good gifts ultimately coming from God. In that sense, it is God who meets our needs. God does that through relationship, marriage, family, meaningful work, access to food and housing, mobility, education etc. Christians very rarely go find a cave to live in relying only on the presence of Jesus to sustain us. (Although let's face it – it seemed to do pretty amazing things for Brennan Manning!)
God puts the lonely in families. God blesses us with community. God gives us companions on the journey. God connects soul-mates for life-long fidelity.
It is absolutely true that anyone can live without sex. It is also true that being single and/or being celibate can be a life-giving, grace-marked, community-focused journey. And it is true that today's church in North America needs to do a MUCH better job honouring single people and investing in the cultivation of intimate friendships as a normal part of being community together.
As is commonly pointed out, there are many sexual majority persons who would love to be married but who never found a spouse. They have had to accept their reality and trust God's faithfulness and sufficiency for them. A crucial difference, however, is that this singleness is not externally imposed. Such an individual can live with possibility of their deep heart desires finding outlet in marriage. I know a friend who was very content being a single career woman. Much to her surprise, she met her husband in her sixties and has now been happily married for a few years with the joy of being a grandmother. Most people I know were very happy for this woman. No one seemed to think that she should not get married despite being beyond child-bearing years or having sensed a call to singleness for the forty some-odd years prior to meeting her husband.
This doesn't, however, answer the question of whether or not a loving and relational God would demand single celibacy of an entire group of people – group of people that we now understand experience an intrinsic difference in how they feel drawn to intimate relationship. Given the development of the preacher's argument, it is clear that he believes this must be entirely consistent with God's character – because his exegesis and hermeneutics put him in the position of upholding the understanding that marriage is between one man and one woman.
My question is, "Would there be room for the sexual minority Christian who wrestles with God and comes to a different interpretive conclusion than you do?"
I have to wonder if that person will feel shamed by the implied accusation that they aren't living out the "Jesus is enough" expectation?
I'm delighted that some previous posts have brought out insights that didn't come to me in the writing. Feel more than free to add your comments to the blog.
If you identify as LGBTQ+ ….. how would hearing, "Jesus is enough for you" in a sermon impact you?


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Reservation Length: All regular prices are for an 8 hour rental term, all rentals over 8 hours will be charged according to the number of hours rented. Earliest deliveries start from 7am on the day of the event and can range to the customers desired delivery time. Pickups can range up to 3 hours after the desired pickup time. It is required to have at least a 3-hour window for delivery and pickup so drivers can make deliveries on time, otherwise, delivery and pickup times are NOT GUARANTEED. Latest pickup time is at 8pm. If the event goes late into the night it is recommended to choose the overnight option (additional fee depending on product rented), which we will then be picked up the following morning between 8am - 12pm.
Delivery: There is no delivery charge for any items rented to the following areas: Clermont, Minneola, Mascotte, Winter Garden, Oakland, Groveland, and surrounding areas. All other areas have a delivery charge which is dependent on distance."
Delivery times should be arranged about 1-3 hours before the start of your event, however, deliveries will be made between 7AM and your reservation time (this is necessary in order to meet all customers' requested reservation times). The person who made the reservation or who made payment must be present during the time of delivery to sign for the rental.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR ALL CUSTOMERS ABOUT DELIVERIES - All customers must ensure they have enough space and know where they want the inflatables and items placed before the driver and crew members deliver the products. If the customers do not do this prior to the driver and crew member show up with the delivery, the customer may lose their deposit up to the amount of the rental fee.
The Customers are required to check the rented unit and all tie downs before the driver leaves because there is no guarantee that the driver can return before the pick- up time. Deliveries for overnight orders are required to be scheduled for delivery no earlier than 12pm since it will be picked up the next morning.
Pickup: Pickups will begin from your requested time, and not before, but can range up to 3 hours after (since drivers have more than one order, they may be delayed). If you are finished using the bouncers before the pickup time, you may simply unplug the unit until the driver arrives for pickup. If the driver is running late or should anything happen you will be contacted immediately to be notified. Overnight pickups are done the next morning between 8am - 12pm, usually the majority of the pickups are around 12pm.
Setup: Inflatables can be setup on grass, concrete, asphalt, hardwood, or sand. Cleaning fees apply for units to be set up on sand, customers MUST notify Gloria James Event Rentals ("GJER") during reservation. It is the Customer's responsibility to make sure there is a large enough space for setup. Customer is responsible for measuring their setup area to make sure it will fit. If, upon delivery time, GJER discovers there is not enough space for setup, then a cancellation fee may be applied up to the full amount of the rental. Hills or slight inclines in setup location should be a maximum of 5 degrees. Gates and walkways have to be a minimum of 3.5 feet wide for all inflatables and 5-6 feet wide
Inflatable Placement: Once the driver has set up the inflatable in the prime inflatable location, the lessee shall not move the inflatable for any reason. If the lessee or anyone moves the inflatable from the original location the driver set it up at, the lessee and/or other party is fully responsible for any damages to the unit and/or injuries that might occurred with the alternate location.
Stairs: Customer MUST inform GJER of any stairs/steps present to the area of setup. Maximum of 20 stairs/steps allowed for Bounce Houses, 10 stairs/steps for larger inflatables, and absolutely no stairs/steps allowed slides. If steps surpass maximum allowed there will either be a Delivery Fee applied or reservation will be cancelled and a cancellation fee will be applied (please refer to the cancellation section).
Water Slides: Water slides require a regular garden hose (not provided) within range of the setup area. Water slides DO NOT come with mats or any cushions to be placed under the pool area, if customer wishes to place mats for extra cushion, they need to provide it during the delivery time. Water should be turned off when the water slide or slip n slide is not being used.
Tables, Chairs and Tents: Delivery of tables, chairs and tents is not included in the cost of renting the items unless it is rented with an inflatable or drop off location is Groveland, Minneola, Mascotte, Oakland, Winter Garden, or Clermont. There will be an additional $30.00 delivery fee attached to any order consisting of these items alone. Delivery of these items is only "curbside delivery". The items will be dropped off at the renter's address, but not set up. Setup of these items is entirely the renter's responsibility. We ask that the items be prepared for pick-up just as they were dropped off; that is to say that all tables, chairs and tents should be folded and stacked as they were dropped off. The only expectations will be tent rentals, which will be set up by driver.
Customer must make sure setup site is ready, (i.e. lawns mowed, vehicles/obstacles out of the way, animal feces removed, setup location cleared) before driver is scheduled to arrive. If the site is not ready or accessible when the driver arrives, or if rented equipment cannot be moved directly on site (extra handling involved) the customer may be charged an additional delivery fee up to the entire rental fee. If site is not prepared driver might be forced to leave and reschedule your delivery at a later time, in which case a delivery fee might be applied.
Underground Utilities: Please be ready to inform driver of the existence of any underground utilities (i.e. phone lines, gas lines, irrigation system, septic system, etc.), that may interfere with the ability to stake and/or anchor equipment. Customer assumes responsibility for any damage to underground equipment, or landscaping resulting from equipment installation. It is recommended that you check with your local utilities office before our arrival.
Deposit: A refundable deposit of 10% is required when placing an order through our website to hold the items. For over the phone rentals, if you would like to pay COD, then a credit card number will be required to be placed on file for security reasons. We simply authorize the card and void the authorization, this keeps your credit card information secure and on file for 60 days in our system. We do require a credit card information for all rentals to be held on file for security reasons.
Credit Card: All major credit cards are accepted. To pay by credit card customer must pay before delivery time (either during reservation time or upon confirmation). If name on the credit card is different than the person making reservation, and the credit card owner will not be present to sign for rental, than a Credit Card Authorization form will be required to be filled out and sent in for reservation to be accepted.
Check: All payments using business checks must be made before the time of delivery. GJER must receive customers check at least 3 days before the reservation date. Checks will not be accepted during the delivery time. All returned checks will be charged a $30 penalty fee. No personal checks accepted.
Cash: The Customer can decide to pay COD (a credit card number will be required to be placed on file). Customer is required to have exact cash amount for the balance due since drivers do not carry change with them.
Collections: Any balance that is unpaid after 30 days of the event date will be sent to collections. We will make our best effort to contact you via phone and email to notify you of any unpaid balances. If after 30 days we still do not get a reply back or payment made for outstanding balances due, then we will have to send the invoice to collections for further processing.
If a customer decides to cancel their reservation, they must do so no later 72 HOURS (3 days) before their reservation day. If customer cancels their order 48 hours (1-2 days) of their reservation date, a cancellation fee of 50% of the rental total will be applied. If the customer cancels their order the day of the rental, they will be charged the whole rental amount.
If the customer cannot get a hold of the company, or has called after business hours, it is still the customer's responsibility to leave a message in the company's messaging system about cancelling their reservation or sending an email to email@example.com regarding the cancellation.
RAIN POLICY: In case of rain or severe weather conditions (high winds exceeding 20mph) during your rental date, customer is allowed to cancel the same day as delivery without any cancellation fee (also pertains to forecasts with probabilities of rain or high winds greater than 50% likelihood). Customer MUST CONTACT and cancel before 7am on the day of the event (voicemail and emails before 7am are ok for cancellation). If customer cancels the order, it will be canceled for the rest of the rental period with no guarantee that GJER can deliver if weather conditions get better.
If there is unexpected rain, the lessee must move the inflatable blower to a dry sheltered location to ensure there is no damage to the blower. If the blower is damaged by the rain or left outside during the unexpected rain, the lessee will be held liable for the blower and will be charged for a replacement blower.
If customer decides to go ahead with the order even though the weather forecast says it will rain, but it is not actually raining at the time, then we will go ahead and deliver the order. However, if it does start to rain during the rental time, GJER reserves the right to cancel the order, due to safety concerns, with NO refund provided.
During rain/inclement weather, it is unsafe for anyone to play inside the inflatables, therefore we do cancel orders during raining/inclement weather days. However, since people do have events and parties that are usually planned out weeks/months before, or may take place indoors, we give customers the option to deliver the order or cancel it for days that are predicted to rain.
It is the customer's responsibility to contact GJER to cancel their order or go through with it during these rain/inclement weather days before 7am. If customer decides to cancel order once GJER driver has already arrived at their location, than GJER reserves the right to charge customer a cancellation fee for not contacting before delivery and for making our driver do the labor work and drive out to your location.
Note: Customers must be present at the park at least 1-2 hours before the time of delivery.
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Assistant Professor of Illustration
Jordin Isip is from Queens, NY, and has a BFA from RISD. His work has appeared in numerous publications including The Atlantic Monthly, The Baffler, GQ, Juxtapoz, McSweeney's, The New York Times, Rolling Stone, and Time, as well as on book covers, posters, t-shirts, and music packaging. Jordin has received recognition from American Illustration, The Art Directors Club, Communication Arts, Print, and the Society of Illustrators. His art has been exhibited throughout the U.S. and in Berlin, Hong Kong, Kilkenny, London, Manila, Paris, and Rome. He has curated over two dozen group exhibitions including Mystery Meat at Future Prospects (Philippines), Scab On My Brain at Space 1026 (Philadelphia), Melted City at Blanc Gallery (Philippines), and Panorama Project 3 at Jonathan LeVine Gallery (NYC). Jordin lives and works in Brooklyn, teaches at Parsons, and is the Chair of the Society of Illustrators Student Scholarship Competition.
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Central Brooklyn Jazz Consortium produces a Jazz Festival every year. 2016 brings our 17th Annual Festival. The Brooklyn grassRoots festival this year runs from April 15th until May 15. This years event was fantastic. View our magazine for a look inside.
sound to Spirit is fundamental technology
for the Amazon. They all can do that and
differently too. The Amazon is a goddess.
A testimonial for Dr. Nina Simone required
no less than an army of goddesses.
Her army was there. Keep in mind what
it takes to be a goddess, then understand
that her army was there. These are the
troops that can eat their prisoners. Goddesses
do that too. A quality of your cool
is the level of your Nina Simone story because
she was impeccably divine, but humanly
To speak of Nina's strength, as with all
who came to praise her transition, is a redundancy.
In so many ways the feminine
image of accountability, she reigned supreme
as the Queen Mother for the tribe
of the unforgiving. In the Old World, the
title for such sovereignty is Iyalode: 'the
adjudicator of market place issues'. It is a
chieftancy occupied exclusively by women
and not questioned in its authority. The
transition of an Iyalode is both the closure
and rebirth of eras by which people
live their lives-- conduct their business.
The so-called New World has no counterpart
translation for the Iyalode, due
mainly from the diminished valuation of
the woman gender. Iyalode is the woman's
voice in the ruling Senate of Elders and
the appeal of last resort within the gender.
Such power carries the requirement of
impeccable demeanor and comportment.
Iyalode is a lonely place because it is the
Nina Simone's music is unlike anyone
else's music. She infused her artistry in everything
she touched; possessed the soul
of any song she sang. Like it or not, you
always got the Nina Simone version of everything
she did. She continues to be quite
luminous, especially to those of us accustomed
to music that is alive. Nina accurately
interpreted love in the nappy-headed
fashion guys like me tend to experience
it. Love may start out a Gershwin tune but
always ends an opus Simone by the time
the kissing stops. Often long before. Dr.
Nina tinged the human need for intimacy
with reality bites, like the presence of diapers
latent in the love making act. You recognize
her priorities and make a surviving
culture by adherence to them. Nina's is the
music that charts 'love in a time of plague',
the musical landscape of keeping it real.
When you connect the neighboring stars
in her constellation, you've linked to Billie
Holiday, Bessie Smith and Ma Rainey.
How these Iyalodes defined love is the
unimpeachable standard for Africans and
others in the
New World.
For male
members of
the tribe of
the unforgiving,
her music
declared the
reality that
we are not
forgotten, are
not strange,
are not alone.
She blended
the 'sweet and
sour taste of
love' in her
music more
and to more
memorable effect
than anyone you can name. No one
handles the scar tissue of romance like
Nina Simone. No one gives it more dignity.
The 'going over ceremony' for such an
accomplished spirit engages the most exacting
nuances of testimony because no
one is capable of saying it all. Ritual provides
the outlet by which many compose
a portrait of the one. Ritual is the social
mechanism that attacks the void and defeats
death. The footpath of ritual is much
grown over, but there are those who still
know the steps and tread it with the purity
of their initiation, for the salvation,
the restoration of us all. Words cannot
capture the ritual dance of the leaders as
they guide us up the ancient pathway, but
the landscape was indelibly, undeniably
Nina Simone. Without interpretation, the
non-initiate can only find release in tears
of loss. We're only human after all. But that
is not the way of goddesses.
Perfectly, as an
invocation must
be, Sister Camille
Yarbrough ululated
a war cry for
the fallen before
she put everybody
on their feet
in a blood rushing
tribute to the
memory of Dr.
Nina Simone. She
scorched the earth
and made sacred
space for all to follow
within. Then
Ossie Davis, the
distinguished presiding
elder, leaned
Ms. Nina Simone on the mic
adroitly on his several
prerogatives to
interpret Simone's signature, 'Mississippi,
God Damn!' right there at the pulpit. It
was quite a hit, built into his lesson on the
battle implications of the trumpet, and the
trumpet that Dr. Nina was for the world.
He sat down to a standing ovation and
the amazed approval of Rev. Butts. Then
flowed a river of other fascinating women,


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It's been really fun to see all of the videos chambers are posting advertising Small Business Saturday on the Chamber of Commerce Professionals Group on Facebook. In case you're not a member, you can catch several of them below.
Sit back, grab some leftover turkey (I was bemoaning the fact earlier I never have any leftover stuffing), and rest up. Come Saturday you have a lot of shopping to do.
Absolutely love these.
Awesome Chamber Videos
Manhattan, Kansas
The Little Apple encourages exploring the community in this video and after watching it, you'll undoubtedly want to. They worked with a chamber member to have this video shot and it's very welcoming.
Sapulpa, Oklahoma
With a rocking soundtrack and lots of friendly faces, who doesn't want to have a toe-tapping good time in this town? Not only do they use local member businesses but they feature local heroes, public servants, and adorable animals from the local shelter. Watch it now.
Lynchburg, Virginia
This chamber worked with a member company to create a short but sweet spot. It talks about the importance of supporting your neighbors and buying something unique. They partnered with their downtown association and achieved amazing reach with this promo – 27 likes (not including the 41 from the chamber professionals at the time I'm writing this), with a reach of over 11,340 people, and 60+ shares.
Fremont, Washington
This enclave of Seattle has personalty to spare. The chamber created an extremely appealing webpage dedicated to holiday shopping and spending time in their area. In addition to the eclectic boutiques, they invite visitors to sample the food and take time for a massage. Check out their video on the American Express YouTube channel.
It might be a little late to shoot your Small Business Saturday video this year but these inspiring entries are sure to get you and your chamber thinking about next year.
May Small Business Saturday be everything you and your members are hoping and more.


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I have some terrible habits of getting annoyed at totally innocuous things. And one of the big ones that bugs me is when people exclaim, "There's no such thing as normal." Or, "What's a 'normal' person, anyway?" As though they've come up with something deep and profound. It's not really fair of me to be annoyed by it, because it honestly is a pretty profound piece of knowledge, and for the purposes of the context where it usually comes up, it's a better position than the alternative. I'm certainly not about to promote the status quo for the sake of consistency.
But I can't help but be irritated by the presumption so often carried with it that the idea of 'normalcy' is a nonsensical concept in every possible context. Even referring to human behavior, the idea of 'normalcy' has certain useful applications, though it's got plenty more opportunities for misuse. But apart from that, the idea of normal has extremely valuable applications in things like science and medicine. Acknowledging the existence of a baseline provides a filter to spot unusual circumstances.
Which, I suppose, is exactly the point these people are making. That it's not fair, and not legitimate, to use any abnormal behavior a person exhibits as a reason to single them out for special attention or scrutiny, especially by people in positions of authority.
It still bugs me, though.


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What happens during a treatment?
Prior to a massage details of your medical history will be taken to determine if there are any contraindications to massage or any of the oils. With your input, the choice of a suitable blend of oils will be made. Usually a blend of three different oils is used to gain maximum effect.
You will then be given a towel for modesty and asked to undress. During the treatment, only the area being massaged at the time is exposed, the rest of you remains covered with a towel(s).
The type of massage and oil blends are tailored according to your individual need. Massage itself is deeply relaxing, but oil blends and techniques can be used to energise you. Once the massage is finished, you will be advised about aftercare e.g. drinking extra water.


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Chris knows there's something out there better for her. She's young, cute, downtrodden (in her opinion) and orphaned; How can she not be destined for greatness? When the chance to prove her worth comes along, she can hardly turn it down... Just a pity the only person she gets for company is a mysterious obnoxious masked fellow who just can't seem to leave her alone. Updates every Tuesday. Please support me on Patreon and help me keep this comic going! http://www.patreon.com/h0lyhandgrenade
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He'll reveal that he loved her ever since they were friends back in the day. I just know he will.
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Turns out this is a last ditch attempt to pull at her heartstrings to get things going in his direction again.
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Only HOly can turn a folklore tale into Jerry Springer and still have it make sense and be better.
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I love you too, disgusting mean spirited gremlin man!
Reply Vixenkiba, August 21st, 2018, 6:29 am
From the beginning of this story until now (holy shizzles, that was quite some years ago actually!), I've always been way more on the side of him than her. And sure, both of them have made mistakes, but I still feel so sorry for the way Chris treated him.
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Oh my goodness, I wasn't expecting all this emotion, like proper emotion!
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Seward County United Way has an angel tree up in the First National Bank lobby. Each angel is a child from our community that deserves a chance for their Christmas Wishes to come true! Presents are due back at First National Bank no later than the 21st so gifts can be delivered in time. Grab an Angel, Be an Angel! If you have any questions contact Mckensie Hood at 620-624-5400


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The Iconic Chloe 81 Expands with Chloe 81 Blue: A Refined Artisanal Cocktail and Oyster Bar.
Opening its doors in 2008, Chloe 81 fast became a favorite for anyone wanting a late-night drink amongst the connected New York scene. This exclusive location has now expanded to the ground floor above its iconic cellar bar with Chloe 81 Blue, offering its fashionable clientele the finest in oysters, a raw bar and crafted cocktails.
The three owners of Chloe 81 Blue – M Kouger, Brooke Smy and Michael Townsend – have been partnering in inspired hospitality ventures for over six years. Each with a specialty skill set and variety of background, together they combine for a diverse management team that brings much to both this fast-growing business and to the evolving neighborhood. In introducing this much-needed destination for fine seafood and artisanal cocktails, the team of Chloe 81 again elevates the nightlife of New York City's Lower East Side.
"The LES has changed dramatically in the past few years. There is a lot more foot traffic, affluence and excitement surrounding the area and we're thrilled to have been and to continue to be a part of it", says M Kouger, co-owner of Chloe 81. "Our collective vision as a management team is to create spaces that bring in a wide array of guests looking for quality food, cocktails and quite simply, a really good time".
Over the last decade, New York's Lower East Side has become the neighborhood of choice for those wanting to experience an authentic taste of the city. No longer dirty streets and dive bars, the LES is now home to some of New York's most inspired boutiques, bars and eateries. Bringing further vibrancy to the neighborhood, Chloe 81 Blue takes its inspiration from a Parisian bistro with custom-designed bar and handcrafted furniture built entirely for this special space. Blue banquettes continue yet contrast the red theme from the cellar bar, set against pristine subway tiling, polished steel finishing and Victorian tin ceilings to create an atmosphere that raises its already high reputation of social excellence.
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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - Two men have been arrested in connection with a shooting in the Old Louisville neighborhood that injured a woman.
The shooting happened at the intersection of E. Oak St. and S. Brook St. at 11:30 p.m. Wednesday. Louisville Metro police say Antwan Demont Smith, 40, of Louisville, had been seen in the area with a sawed off shotgun. Smith approached a Honda Pilot on Oak with two women inside and pointed the shotgun at them.
When Smith tried to open the door, the driver took off. Smith then fired and struck the vehicle. One of the women was hit in the back of the head by some of the projectiles.
The women and a witness were able to give police a description of Smith. When officers found smith they said he "appeared intoxicated and smelled of alcohol."
After the shooting, police said Smith got rid of the shotgun by giving it to Stephen Lee Burton, Jr., 37, of Louisville. His arrest report says Burton hid the gun and walked away. the shotgun had not been recovered at the time the arrest reports were filed.
Smith is charged with assault, wanton endangerment, tampering with evidence and alcohol intoxication. Burton is charged with tampering with evidence and alcohol intoxication. Both men are scheduled to be arraigned Friday morning.
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The Asian and Oceanian Parkinson's Disease and Movement Disorders Congress (AOPMC) occurs every two years as a forum to further develop the field of Movement Disorders in the region. It will be held April 12-14, 2019 in Hangzhou.
Previous Congresses have been held in the following countries or regions:
The International Parkinson and Movement Disorder Society's Asian and Oceanian Section (MDS-AOS) is the main organizer of the Congress. Formed in June 2005, the section reaches out to doctors, researchers and healthcare professionals in Asia and Oceania. Eight national organizations have formal relationships with the Section as Affiliate Member Societies.
The purpose of the AOPMC is consistent with the objectives of the MDS-AOS, which include:
The target participants of the 6th AOPMC are doctors, researchers, and healthcare professionals from the region, many of whom will not have had the opportunity to attend the International MDS Congresses as a result of distance, costs and/or visa constraints. Among these participants will be many opinion leaders and key movement disorders specialists from the region.
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