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The alleged victim told police that Tevin Knight, 18, 88 Woodward Ave., took her phone by force while holding her in place. The woman tried to escape in her car, she said, but Knight repeatedly chased her when she attempted to leave. A witness to the incident verified the woman's story, police said.
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Larry Ellison would be gratified to hear that a massive New Zealand geological database project is betting on the longevity of Oracle.
The Institute of Geological and Nuclear Sciences (IGNS) expects to spend a further six years building a comprehensive database of geological information. It will include not only direct maps of the geological make-up of the entire country – rock types, earthquake fault locations, landslides and mines, among other information – but also reputable academic and commercial commentary on the geology of particular areas, are being stored in the developing database.
The first ideas for the database arose in 1994, with practical work starting in 1996. "We've got about 50% of the country into the machine now," says project team leader Mike Isaac, so the "compilation stage" of the project might be complete by about 2006.
After that comes a "publication stage," where the project is written up for scientific peer review.
Asked whether the technology of database management and access might not have changed hugely in another six years, Isaac says, "we think if we run with Oracle and Oracle-compatible software, the data will still be accessible then." Obviously changes will need to be made from time to time, he says, and the institute will keep the technology upgraded, if only so it remains accessible for its own use.
Many clients are already accessing the database as it stands, however – from mineral and oil companies to academic supervisors looking for an unexplored geological topic for a student's thesis.
Government policy for crown research institutes (of which IGNS is one) stipulates that they should make data available at the cost of its collection; "but we're also expected to make a profit," says Isaac.
So at the same time as opening the basic data for free access, IGNS cross-correlates various datasets on demand to provide additional information for the specific requirements of clients, charging a commercial fee.
IGNS is making a deliberate attempt to make the basic data as widely available as possible by "dumbing down" the software needed for access, says Isaac. It works with the ArcInfo suite of products, but has formulated the data so it is accessible through the reasonably-priced ArcView and ArcExplorer rather than the more expensive ArcInfo itself.
The reason the database is taking so long to complete has nothing to do with the technology; it is simply that the information has not been collected. "Not a lot is known, for example, about the geology of Fiordland, because not many people go there." So among the tactics of the project is an effort to find researchers, here or overseas with an "intellectual interest" in such unexplored regions, to collect data that the IGNS database can use.
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Brain Warm Up – Activating Neurological Connections For Classroom Starter
What's up guysss?
One of the more productive ways I have always love to start classes is with – Brain Warm-ups.
I'm sure most of us would have went for a couple of workshops or courses previously where the instructor would flash Brain Teasers once in a while (and of course, those free candies on every group tables!) to sustain engagement and active participation.
I'd like to share an experience I had at an enrichment education centre of which I was previously invited to observe sometime last year.
The lower primary school students were solving complex arithmetic questions mentally, Professor X style effortlessly. The trainer kept shooting random mathematical questions and interesting 'sorting' questions to his students and he went on and on and on before delivering the actual lesson programme. And the students' responses were quick too!
They were certainly conditioned. How?
I prefer to call it – Brain Warm-ups. I am not sure what its real terminology is and yes, I believe they have a scientific boring name for it but let's just stick to Brain Warm-ups and keep it simple.
I could recall vividly from prior knowledge that these Brain Warm-ups are effective at improving our working memory and more importantly, staying cognitively healthy and sharp as we age.
Here's a little preview of what I do –
- Count backwards from 50. (Or any random 2-digit number)
I personally go for 'duels' of 2 students going at it turn by turn one at a time. I'd record their timings and take note of which number they would stop either by uttering a wrong number or a long 3 to 5 second pause.
- Match Noun to Alphabet.
Our students LOVE this! I would list down all the alphabets on the whiteboard in alphabetical order and choose a 'theme'. For example – Food.
A – Apple
B – Banana
C – Char Kuey Teow
And so forth..
Then it's going to be a 'duel' again, 2 students challenging each other and their turn ends until they get speechless with a 3 second pause.
I've tried schoolmates' names, teachers' names, countries (fairly easy and should be a starter theme), Mathematical terms, Movie titles, anything… you name it!
A – Andrei
B – Bernice
C – Coco
And so forth..
What a beautiful 10 minute lesson starter. I love to demonstrate one round to the class myself, I mean we all want the benefits as well.
So, what benefits?
The beautiful thing about Brain Warm-ups is that it creates those 'spider-web' kind of neurological connection in our brains by activating all hemispheres in our brains to communicate with each other.
It improves our working memory because we have to consciously keep track and retrieve information simultaneously during a Brain Warm-up round. The moment we say Apple, we already need to think of a noun that fits the theme for the letter B.
It teaches how to think fast and to access our brains much more efficiently.
More importantly, it teaches us and our students how to focus and concentrate. You can't scroll through Facebook and simultaneously say names of your students in alphabetical order without pausing right?
Share this with fellow budding educators ya! You'll have a good time (and laughs) with your students. Liven up the class. Let's go!
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Munger, Tolles & Olson obtained a classwide preliminary injunction on March 15, 2018 barring the City of Los Angeles from enforcing "gang injunctions," which the city uses to prevent individuals the city has decided are gang members from participating in various ordinary, legal activities.
In this historic ruling, Judge Virginia A. Phillips of the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California wrote that the plaintiff class of individuals against whom the city is enforcing at least one of its dozens of active civil gang injunctions had demonstrated a likelihood of success in proving that their due process and First Amendment rights are being violated, and that the ongoing violation of their rights was likely to cause them irreparable harm.
The ruling, which was covered by the Los Angeles Times and other press outlets, put most of the city's dozens of injunctions on hold while the lawsuit makes its way through court.
Filed in October 2016, Youth Justice Coalition v. City of Los Angeles, which was certified as a class action in January 2018, follows the firm's successful class action challenge to similar unconstitutional procedures in Orange County, which resulted in a landmark opinion from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit holding that a class of Orange County residents' rights had been violated.
The firm is co-counsel with the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Southern California and the Connie Rice Institute for Urban Peace. On June 8, 2018, the ACLU will recognize Munger, Tolles & Olson's work on this case with the 2018 Equal Justice Award.
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Cotton, Samuel S., was born September 20, 1831. His grandfather, Daniel Cotton, was born in Washington county,
N. Y., where he died while quite a young man. Henry Cotton, father of Samuel S., was born in Washington county,
N. Y., June 22, 1802. He married Elmira Martin, who was born in Washington county, N. Y., in 1804, by whom he had
five children: Silas; Lydia Ann Collins, who was born in 1837; Samuel, as above; Daniel, of Rochester; and Julia
Bowen, who was horn in 1843. He came to the town of Howard (now Fremont) in 1819, and engaged in farming and buying
stock. He has held the office of assessor in the town of Howard for three years. He died in the town of Fremont,
March 4, 1884, and his wife died in March, 1854. Samuel S. Cotton was educated in Alfred Academy, after which he
engaged in farming and has bought a great many cattle and sheep. He owns 106 acres of land in the town of Fremont
and 250 acres in Indiana. He has been supervisor of the town of Fremont for five years. He is a member of the Hornellsville
chapter No. 101, F. and A. M., also a member of the I. O. O. F. No. 144, of Wallace. At Beachville, in April, 1851,
he married Sarah Carrington, who was born in South Dansville, May 22, 1832. She has been a teacher in the common
schools. Her father, Joel Carrington, was born in Washington county, N. Y., and died in Avoca. He was a member
of the Legislature two years. Mr. and Mrs. Cotton have two children: Cameron, who was born September 8, 1852. He
married Cornelia Miller, and they are living in Bath, where he is running a machine shop, and has held the office
of game protector; and Josephine Hamilton, who was born October 3, 1854, and lives in Howard.
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I had a roasted hound-dog for dinner, cooked it over a smoldering fire in the open air. It was a brisk night like so many before, windless, but the cold crept around me like a slithering snaking, making its way through my skin and flesh, and into my bones. The meal helped retain some of the strength I lost during the battle this morning, during which I took an arrow through my right thigh, and then got separated from the rest of the squad. I do not feel worried, for even if the odds seem dire, I know that we will win this war; I just know it.
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Tim Lincecum pitched shutout ball into the seventh inning and Pablo Sandoval gave him all the run support he needed with a two-run homer as the San Francisco Giants made it two in a row over the San Diego Padres with a 2-0 victory on Saturday night.
Working with catcher Buster Posey for the first time this season, Lincecum (2-0) struck out eight and walked two in 6 2/3 innings, surrendering just four hits, all singles.
In running his career record to 11-5 against the Padres, Lincecum left the bases loaded in the third inning by getting Chase Headley to ground out to second base, then got Headley on a strikeout and Yonder Alonso on a grounder to first with a runner on second in the fifth.
Pitching into the seventh for the first time this season, Lincecum had to be rescued by left-hander Jose Mijares after walking .188-hitting catcher John Baker with two outs, advancing Jesus Guzman to second and putting the potential tying runs on base. Mijares got lefty pinch-hitter Mark Kotsay to fly to medium-deep right field to end the threat.
Santiago Casilla and Sergio Romo completed the shutout. Casilla got Alonso to hit into an inning-ending double play with two runners aboard in the eighth. Romo pitched a hitless ninth for his eighth save.
Despite getting outhit 5-3, the Giants won for the fourth consecutive time in Lincecum starts this season and this time didn't need the 5.3 runs of support with which he'd been given on average the first three times out. In fact, the Giants had only two hits while Lincecum was in the game, but one of them was a difference-maker.
The switch-hitting Sandoval turned on an inside fastball by Padres emergency starter Andrew Cashner (0-1) in the fourth for his third home run of the season. The blast scored Angel Pagan ahead of him and increased Sandoval's team-leading RBI total to 16.
Sandoval left the game after striking out in the bottom of the seventh, an at-bat during which he fouled a ball off his right shin. Joaquin Arias replaced him at third base.
Cashner pitched well in place of Clayton Richard, who was scratched with flu-like symptoms. Other than the home run, the Giants' only other hit off the right-hander in four innings was a single by Posey.
Everth Cabrera had two of the Padres' five hits, including a double.
Sandoval's home run came three pitches after he appeared to give the Giants a 1-0 lead with a flare down the left-field line that eluded a diving Jesus Guzman. But the ball landed just foul, sending Angel Pagan temporarily back to second base.
Pagan had walked to start the inning and advanced into scoring position on a Marco Scutaro grounder to the right side.
The home run was one of two hits allowed by Cashner, who struck out five and walked one in four innings. He was pulled after throwing 65 pitches.
The Padres were one ball from giving Cashner an early lead when Lincecum went to a 3-and-1 count on Headley with the bases loaded in the third. But San Diego's No. 3 hitter could do no more than fist an inside fastball on the ground to Scutaro at second base to end the threat.
NOTES: Pagan, the hero of Friday's 3-2 series-opening win over the Padres, began the day tops in the National League in game-winning RBI with five. ... Jason Marquis, one of the Padres' starting pitchers, pinch-hit for Cashner in the fifth. He struck out. ... The Padres took a double-hit with their starting pitching on Saturday. Not only was Richard unable to start, but Tyson Ross had to be placed on the disabled list with pain in his left (non-throwing) shoulder. ... Richard is a candidate to be moved up two days in the Padres' starting rotation next week to take Ross' spot on Tuesday against Milwaukee. ... Regular Padres center fielder Cameron Maybin took a cortisone shot in his injured right wrist on Friday. It's hoped that the injection will aid his rehab. He's aiming to come off the disabled list the first week of May.


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08 July 2015
Farris litigator Joseph Arvay, Q.C. has been named this year's recipient of the 2015 Award of Justice from the Advocates' Society.
The Advocates' Society Award of Justice is intended to honour advocates who exemplify the finest traditions of advocacy in representing members of our society whose cause may be politically or socially unpopular or against the mainstream. Representation of the least popular of such individuals may place personal and professional burdens on an advocate, but for the unpopular individual or group, access to our justice system and the full protection of the law depends on an advocate with skills of the finest quality being willing to take on the case.
The award will be presented on October 27, 2015 in Toronto. A Vancouver reception will be announced shortly.
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Call for Poster Proposals: 2017 ACRL/NY Annual Symposium
The Greater New York Metropolitan Chapter of ACRL (ACRL/NY) is soliciting poster proposals for its Annual Symposium which will be held on December 1, 2017 at Baruch College, City University of New York (CUNY).
The theme of this yeara��s symposium is exploring the mission of academic and research libraries in the 21st century information environment.
Poster proposals can be submitted online atA�https://acrlny2017symposium.
We are interested in case studies and concrete examples of ways in which the changing information landscape has and will continue to affect the mission of academic and research libraries.
Examples include, but are not limited to:
A�A� A� A� A�Information literacy, students, and crises of authority in the A� A� contemporary information world
A�A� A� A� A�The academic librarian as research advisor
A�A� A� A� A�Educating new librarians for the 21st century academic library mission
A�A� A� A� A�Challenges related to preservation, accessibility and discoverability of research-valuable information.
Selection will be done by a blind review; please do not include any identifying information in your abstract.A� Proposals can be submitted atA�https://acrlny2017symposium.
Proposals for posters must be received byA�Monday, September 4th.
The symposium will be held onA�Friday, December 1stA�at the Baruch College Vertical Campus, 55 Lexington Ave, New York, NY 10010. Successful candidates will be notified by early October.
On the day of the Symposium, you will be expected to arrive byA�8:30 am, set up byA�9:00 amA�and stay through the end of the day (3:45 pm).
Posters will be displayed on 5a��x2a�� tables and cannot be displayed on walls.
If you have questions about the poster selection process, please contact Maureen Clements atA�firstname.lastname@example.com


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Well, it's all over the news about McCain's meeting with Obama on Wednesday. The blog, Seeing Red AZ writes: "MSNBC reported it as Obama, McCain end long-running feud; 2008 rivals discussed areas where Democrats, GOP can find common ground.
That concept would be considered a stretch to the many Arizona conservatives who have little reason to believe there was ever much of an impasse between the two men…"
In one of the earlier posts in this blog, I posed the question about McCain, "If he happens to survive this primary challenge, do you suppose that McCain will go back to his old position after the primary, or will he wait until after the general election?" I said that I thought he would wait until after the general election, because you have to be subtle about these flip flops. So now we know – it's a three-month wait before you should start tacking back to the Left, after you've posed as a conservative.
Links: Please check my more frequent posts on the popular conservative politics blog, Liberty Musings.


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Acts Bandcouver Played First: For Better Or Worse & Other Such Issues
I recently took some time to look over some of the acts that have recently either: (A) Gone to the next level or (B) Become famous ,for better or worse, who have been featured on Radio Bandcouver, ( Weds. 3:30-5pm on Co-op Radio 102.7 FM / online coopradio.org ), in past 15 years.
Three acts come to mind: Dan Mangan, Mother Mother and Carly Rae Jepsen.
I remember Dan Mangan's first EP In 2003 called All at Once. I don't remember liking it too much. I thought he had potential ,but, it wasn't until his second release "Postcards & Daydreaming", originally in the summer of 2005, that I thought something was happening here. Songs like "Not What You Think It Is", "Journal Of A Narcoleptic", and "Fabulous" really stuck out.
But, I had no idea he was going to make as big a noise as he has in recent years. There was no early indication in 2003. I believe constant touring and the fact that certain commercial radio stations picked up on what he was doing, helped tremendously.
Unfortunately, being the first to play him and have him play live on Co-op radio's "Radio Bandcouver" years ago, doesn't account for much.
There's a habit of dwelling on how good Co-op had it with live music "back in the day", and giving very little credit to what the current live indie music shows have done for live music in Vancouver.
Maybe the fact that the presentation of live music ,( either on location and in the Co-op studios), on the air has shrunk continually over the years, is the reason for the fall in financial support for the local music shows.
There doesn't seem to be a lot of concern that: since the Glass Slipper burnt down, and programmers who presented live music have left over the years, that there is a considerable void that hasn't been filled for live music since at Co-op radio.
Maybe if you brought some of it back, our listenership would increase. Not everybody wants to hear nothing but public affairs all the time.
(((( Remember, Co-op Radio is trading places with a MUSIC station on September 10th. ))))
Also not having live music very often on the air, can make Co-op radio a dull place.
Shows like: "She-Boom!", "No Apologies Necessary", "Front Row Center" , "Into The Pit". and ,of course, "Radio Bandcouver", deserve some credit for sticking it out for as long, as they have with no budget and shrinking financial support.
These shows are putting in an honest effort, informing people about current and eclectic acts which fall outside the 'traditional' realm, and don't receive support from the big stations.
I know the acts I play on Radio Bandcouver aren't getting airplay on the big stations. I check their play-lists at least once a week. So don't try to tell me otherwise. hahaha
Even when they do play the odd act, they only play the most commercially viable of their songs, and in most cases, only 1 or 2 of them.
I respect what's been done in the past at Co-op ,but, let's get with the now, please. Just because we're not 'hardcore traditionalists', doesn't mean we're idiots.
Many of the local/ indie music shows have been around for 15 years or more. I know you have to "check your ego at the door" ,but, let's give credit where credit is due for local music, and give shows like this more support: morally and financially. We're not asking a lot of money here.
Back with the tour:
Dan Mangan's completely deserving of his success. I obviously don't play him as often as I used to. Not to spite him. It's the fact there's other acts to discover that the big stations will never give the time of day to.
But, that doesn't mean I won't have him in to play live on the air again. Dan's welcome to do so anytime.
The big stations are too hung up on demographics, familiarity, Billboard and YouTube hits to make any decisions on their own.
That is one advantage of producing Radio Bandcouver every Wednesday afternoon ( 3:30-5pm 102.7 FM/ online @ http://www.coopradio.org ) Although not many take advantage of it.
Back with the tour:
Mother Mother have taken the next big step after 7 years of slogging away. I've been playing them since they were just called Mother.
I even had them in to perform live, and announce their name change when their debut was re-released with added electric instruments and drums, and renamed "Touch Up".
The re-release also saw several new songs replacing several songs that were on the original 2005 release, which is worth searching out by the way.
I have to admit I didn't like their follow up "Eureka" as much. I also miss Debra Jean Creelman on vocals.
She left the band to seek her own creative endeavors like Debra Jean & the Means. I like her material a lot. It's edgy and very musically satisfying.
I did get the feeling she was aching to strike out on her own musical journey when she was in Mother Mother. The parting was amicable and all is well.
One of their earlier songs which goes back to their original 2005 album called "Mother". This is the closest I got. hee hee.
And now: The most bizarre change of fate that was revealed on Radio Bandcouver years ago: Carly Rae Jepson!
I'm not a fan of 'Call Me Maybe" ,but, I wish her the best anyway. When I had her on the show, this was when she first had shows at The Media Club. One such show was opening for Lilyfrost and Kinnie Starr. I still have the poster and the flyer for the show.
She had a star quality to her that was evident even back then. IMU Productions, a music promotion and booking company with whom I've been postering for and helping promote gigs for the better part of 10 years, were probably the first to book her shows ( and most likely Dan Mangan's ).
It's mind-blowing seeing what happened with her over the last few years. She was a Top 3 finalist on "Canadian Idol" and then was signed to a major and is now getting the hell played out of her.
I can also include others that have, more or less, made the next level whom I've played over the years: Geoff Berner ,( back to his Terror Of Tiny town days ), Rich Hope, Be Good Tanyas, Bocephus King, Hey Ocean!, Bend Sinister, Headwater and Adeline to name a scent few.
Now, I think an independent music show that has been there for 3 of the most popular indie acts in the country, deserves a little more respect and a little more financial support.
Radio Bandcouver is on Co-op Radio. It is a stand-alone community radio station. It doesn't get government funding like CBC does. It is not part of a university or campus. So it doesn't receive money from a student union.
It gets its money from listeners like yourself.
Programmers ,like myself, volunteer our time there. We aren't paid the big bucks to do what we do. Though we should be, as we play a wider variety of talent and put a lot of work into our shows.
It absolutely floors me how so little of the money that comes into Co-op goes to any particular radio show.
Being specific as to which show your money's going to helps tremendously. The money coming in to Co-op radio isn't evenly distributed. That's not the way it works.
Money is put towards the show that people mention as their favourite show.
The programmers, like myself, don't get the money. The station does.
The station has had a zero budget for live music for a long time. Thankfully that's ,( hopefully ), changing somewhat now with our new engineer, Anju, and her crew.
Everything I've done, live in the studio, is the result of equipment I've either acquired from sound engineer Martin Jordanov at Pro-Spec Production, ( formerly JMS ) ,later on in about 2001, or equipment I've had to pony up the money for myself since 1997.
Martin's crew did sound for the Crab Park July 1st Festival every year by the way. A free, all ages event, 1-4pm at the North foot of Main Street.
I think a radio show that goes to those lengths to present live music since 1997, deserves a little boost.
People have asked me why I haven't moved to CBC, or commercial stations like The Peak, ( whom we're changing FM frequencies with Sept 10.), or The Shore with my radio show. It's for the simple reason that they would not allow me to do or play what I want.
Back to the financial reality of the program:
A minimum $20 every 6 months from the thousands (?) of listeners towards Radio Bandcouver staying on the air, is not a lot to ask for a better local music support system.
604-684-8494 is the number. You can also pick up a Co-op Radio Listener's Guide at most public libraries in Vancouver, or you can do it online at coopradio.org.
Don't forget Radio Bandcouver sent you. Cheers and thanks for your support.


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Frequent Queries about IPTV
What exactly do we ask for if it's our first-time to get an iptv? Listed here are lists of four common queries which are often asked for by customers. And also to enable you to better understand IPTV.
Can I substitute my old SDTV using a IPTV?
Completely, when you've saved enough cash then you need to be able to. An IPTV (Internet Protocol TV) is far better than the usual SDTV (Standard Definition Tv set). The difference inside image quality will be immense.
What type of IPTV display sort is your absolute best?
Each of IPTV show type (LCDs, LEDs, Plasma tv's, Rear Projection, etc.) possesses its own benefits as well as pitfalls. Nevertheless, the display type i recommend is the LCD IPTV, since it works well in bright areas and we generally watch TV in the course of daytime. Nevertheless, if you're the person who typically watch IPTV throughout night time, a Plasma IPTV will be the one for you.
Which one is better, any HD All set TV or perhaps a Complete IPTV?
It is different, if you are only planning to purchase a IPTV using small and average size monitors, then a HD Ready Tv set will only be good. You won't take notice of the image gap between a 720p quality and a 1080p resolution in small, and moderate dimensions screens. However, in greater screens it's ideal to select a complete IPTV.
Just what screen size is the most appropriate personally?
Again, this query is dependent upon exactly how little or even how large is the allocated place for your IPTV. Just a little area is appropriate for tiny screen size IPTV to view IPTV, and also a bigger area is appropriate for greater IPTV screens. Given that you'd still need have an equal amount of space to observe, you would not need your own big IPTV within the close part of your little room and you also seated within the other end aspect of your tiny room. This would be quite not comfortable.


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Plate Tectonics' Effects on People – Storyboards, a set on Flickr.
As a technology nut, I love when I can couch an alternative assessment within a project based activity. A great example from this school year was a storyboard/ video project that students created. The goal was to envision and then create a short video that could teach viewers how plate tectonics can have an effect on people's lives.
Actually putting these storyboards into production was intentionally made worth a single point on the rubric in the creativity category. This helped the lesson meet the needs of my my diverse learners by challenging and rewarding those students who demonstrated content mastery and creative ambition. Meanwhile, making the storyboard worth the bulk of the points allowed other groups to receive repeated rounds of feedback and revision from myself. Many groups re-drafted and cut up the storyboard slides to reorder them. All the while, they were revisiting the content over and over again throughout this creative process.
Because this project took place over a relatively short period of time, many groups chose to compartmentalize the assignment responsibilities to complete outside of school. Some groups worked on storyboard ideas outside of school while some groups chose to outsource the videography. Students who were absent durning this stretch of classroom time were able to print off materials and complete the assignment on their own time.
To view the lesson in its entirety, click here or on the image below:


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It's all about making memories in Spicer on beautiful green lake!
July 4th Celebration
Summertime holds Spicer's largest celebration….the July 4th celebration! Hosting a grand parade, the Green Lake road race, street dance, craft show, fireworks & numerous other activities. You will find lots of free time between all the activities to RELAX and ENJOY "Lake~time" on Green Lake! Come celebrate with us in SPICER where it's NICER!
Things don't slow down over winter in SPICER. Our Winterfest celebration starts in January and runs into February. The SPICER Ice Castle is a site to be seen! The ice used to build the castle is cut from beautiful Green Lake.
Green Lake was the host lake for Governor Mark Dayton for the 2018 Minnesota Fishing Opener!
Read more: click links below
Spicer is so proud that Governor Dayton chose our beautiful Green Lake for his last fishing opener as Governor of Minnesota! Thank you Governor Dayton! It was an event we will never forget!


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Jenny has worked at Willetton Physiotherapy since 2000. Her post graduate qualifications in Physiotherapy and Orthopaedics have given her a special interest in orthopaedic rehabilitation.
Jenny is experienced in most conditions which present to the practice. She likes to add a strong element of home exercise and self-management to a treatment regime where appropriate.
Jenny is also a member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association.


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There are lots of different types of crash that can be sustained by motor vehicles on the roads and equally there are a number of different parts of the vehicles where the impact of a crash can be sustained. While many people, when they think of car crashes, picture frontal collisions, one of the most common types of motor vehicle crash is actually that of side impact crashes. As the name fairly clearly indicates, this type of crash refers to instances where the crash impacts the side of the vehicle and usually occurs when the front of one car hits the side of another. In fact, although it is not widely assumed to be the case, the damage sustained by both the vehicle and the occupants of it in a side impact crash can actually be more severe than those sustained in either front or rear-end collisions, because there is less buffering and protection offered by the sides of the vehicle than there is by the front or the back.
Amongst the circumstances in which a side impact crash is most likely to occur, the most frequent is at the junction of one road and another, and occurs when the driver of one vehicle pulls out directly into the path of the other. However these types of car crashes can also frequently occur in car parks or if the driver of a vehicle ignores a red light signal. In a number of these circumstances mentioned, the crash is likely to be the result of dangerous or reckless driving on the part of one of the driver involved and – if you are the innocent party in a side impact crash – you may be able to pursue a road accident claim for compensation, by means of a legal firm specialising in these types of cases, such as Road Traffic Accidents.
As mentioned earlier, these crashes can cause more severe damage than front or rear collisions and amongst the injuries they can cause are, head and neck injuries, internal injuries and paralysis.


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The Ryerson Astronomical Society (RAS) is the University of Chicago's astronomy club. Our club's purpose is to have all humanity (or all University of Chicago students, for starters) observe the celestial luminaries in hushed awe with our antique 6.25" refractor, 10" reflector, and ~60" radio telescope. Our website has information about upcoming club events; details of RAS history; a collection of astrophotographs and RAS photos; the Rchive, a vast index of RAS documents; useful space and astronomy links; and contact information for our members.
Monday meetings: We meet to hear astronomy lectures from students and faculty every Monday night at 8 PM in Ryerson 358 (the classroom immediately at the top of the main staircase in Ryerson). Here's the schedule:
|March 31
|First Meeting
|We'll have an overview of the quarter along with some training of new members on the telescopes.
|April 21
|Mario Alegre
|Orion Drive: Presentation Slides Here
|May 5
|Professor Daniel Fabrycky
|Professor Vandervoort will be joining us to talk about Exoplanets.
|May 12
|Bryan Graybill
|May 19
|Amanda Pagul
|May 26
|Matt Schaffer
|Muslim Astronomy
If you'd like to sign up to give a talk, please fill out this form.
Ryerson Wednesdays: Every clear Wednesday night from 7:30 to 9:30 PM we have public observing at our Ryerson rooftop observatory (all the way up the spiral staircase opposite Ryerson 358). If during Winter quarter, please email an RAS Officer before coming, as due to the weather we may not have already scheduled someone to be there.
Special events: We usually spend a night at Yerkes Observatory in Wisconsin every quarter to observe on the 24" and 41" reflectors. In spring quarter we have a Friday evening trip open to the public. Over 40 people went on the 2010 trip! We also occasionally visit dark-sky sites such as Willow Slough in Indiana.
Trouble finding Ryerson? Here's a map of campus showing the location of Ryerson.
Trouble getting into Ryerson? Try entering through Eckhart and crossing over on the second or third floor. If Eckhart's locked, call our office and observatory at (773) 702-7625 (that's 2-7625 from any campus phone).
Looking for internship information? We have a brief summary of astronomy and astrophysics related internships in a Google Spreadsheet viewable at this address. We will try to keep it updated, and feel free to email the webmaster Mitch Spradlin with suggestions for additions or for the removal of no longer relavent information.
Thanks to the University of Chicago Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics for webspace and technical support.


text: About About Trilogy Wealth ManagementTrilogy Wealth Management (TWM) is a conglomeration of Farrar Financial Group, Shock Financial Group, Wright Financial Group, Mark Hudec, Jim Kalinowski, and Chris Christensen. TWM was established in 2015 and has locations in Bay City, Sugarland, and The Woodlands, Texas. These six founding members have about 120 years experience combined.Through Trilogy University, TWM offers educational seminars on the state of the stock market, 401k planning, Teacher Retirement System of Texas, Social Security, Real Estate Investment Trusts, and business development companies.Future seminars could include tax planning, insurance planning, Medicare planning, and other subjects upon request. Our focus is to help you make smart money choices.


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Kendall and Cathy Thomas, the International Clergy Executive Couple for United Marriage Encounter, want to invite your community to join them in a special Praise and Celebration Community Experience, scheduled at a time that works for your community.
"This will be spiritually nurturing, as all community couples come together and share how a UME Weekend began a transformation in their marriage that has dramatically impacted their families and influenced other couples where they live."
Steve and Pam Chapman will present a picture of the ministry - past, present, and future - followed with a time for couples to enrich their marriages.
Kendall and Cathy will lead attendees through a time of re-dedication, celebration, and praise.
This special experience will last about three hours and is somewhat like the worship service on the Weekend. It will include:
For more information, or to schedule a "Follow the Dream - The Quest" experience for your community, contact Kendall and Cathy at email@example.com.
When is YOUR community Following the Dream? See the calendar below for dates, times, and locations!


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Day 1 Chiang Mai (L) Your local Guide will pick you up from your hotel or airport and you will embark on a city tour, visiting the landmark of Chiang Mai, the Wat Doi Suthep temple, located 1050m above sea-level. The temple is built around a 32m high golden Chedi. On clear days you can enjoy an excellent view of Chiang Mai and the surrounding area. Overnight in Chiang Mai.Day 2 Chiang Mai (B/L) After breakfast you will head out to visit an Elephant Camp, outside of Chiang Mai, where you will see how the elephants are trained to work in the jungle (you may book an optional elephant ride at spot). Lunch will be served at an orchid farm and afterwards you will visit the Handicraft Villages- an umbrella making- center, a silk factory, a wood carving center and a silversmith. Following you will return to Chiang Mai for overnight.Day 3 Chiang Mai - Mae Hong Son (B/L/D) In the morning you will leave Chiang Mai for Lamphun and a visit at the temple Wat Phratat Haripoonchai, a Mon- temple which is highly revered in Thailand. Parts of its structure can be dated back to the 9th century. At noon return to the hotel for check-out and transfer to the airport for a 25 minutes flight to Mae Hong Son (air ticket is not included in the package price). After arrival, you will be transferred to your resort, just outside the town of Mae Hong Son. After dinner at the resort, you will be visiting the Night Market. Overnight at Mae Hong Son.Day 4 Mae Hong Son (B/L/D) After breakfast you will embark on a city tour of Mae Hong Son. On the program are two temples of Burmese origin. You will also visit a cave, where hundreds of carps are waiting for food. After return the resort, the afternoon is free at leisure. Maybe you would like to take a guided bird-watching tour? That can be easily arranged, as there is a national park, right behind the resort. In the evening, enjoy a romantic BBQ- dinner before overnight at the resort.Day 5 Mae Hong Son - Chiang Mai (B/L) Early breakfast and check out from the resort and transfer to a small Elephant Camp, where you will change transportation from horsepower to elephantpower and take a ride through the jungle. Continue by long tail-boat for a ride on the Pai River to Padong Village. You will there meet the famous "Long-necked women". After a late late lunch you will be transferred to the airport for the flight back to Chiang Mai (air ticket is not included in the package price). Overnight in Chiang Mai..Day 6 Chiang Mai - Bangkok (B) Morning transfer to the airport and flight back to Bangkok or elsewhere.
*Hotels are subject to change to an equivalent hotel*


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The Redback Team
5th January 2016
Teleworking – the hype, the benefits and how you can lead the change!
Be a part of the future
Today marks the final day of National Telework Week – a week where employees were encouraged to skip the dreaded trains and traffic and work from home.
We saw our very own Ms Gillard enlighten us all on the educational benefits of the program and the media played their part in showcasing the do's and don'ts. With our ever changing and innovative environment learning towards a savvy combustion of online technology, it's little wonder that workplaces are now encouraging the shift from the office to the couch.
With 4% of our nation currently holding the title of a teleworker*, bringing a national focus on teleworking encourages employers, employees and the community as a whole to take advantage of its benefits.
So what is all the hype about and how can you as an employer embrace the change and assist the bottom line?
The Plan…
The National Broadband Network promises that teleworking will achieve the following…
• Cut business costs
• Eliminate the daily commute
• Boost productivity
• Provide job satisfaction
• Create a better work-life balance
• Improve retention rates
Gillard's plan is to have 12% of the Australia Public Service regularly working from home using high-speed broadband by 2020***. The NBN states that if 10% or more of Australians teleworked for up to 50% of the time, the economic benefit would reach up to between 1.4 – 1.9 billion dollars a year!**
The benefits are palpable… mums and dads can now save on the cost of day-care, those with disabilities don't need to travel and no matter who you are, you can work at your own pace.
The Department of Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy claim that Teleworking also benefits those living in rural and remote areas. "With the roll out of the NBN ramping up, its affordable and reliable broadband means that telework will become an increasingly viable option for people living in regional Australia," a spokesperson said.****
Sounds great, doesn't it?
The other side of this shiny coin…
Employers will be given the hard task of monitoring the productiveness of those teleworking – isolation concerns and losing touch with the outside world is up there on the list, digital security is a problem and the perception of 'slacking off' is usually one shared by all.
While company executives believe that telework is a great idea, middle managers are found to be opposed to the thought of "managing people they can't see" – Bevis England says, Director at Telework Australia. Technology, Media and Design industries are thought to favour the transition and adapt more easily.
Here are some tips on how you can lead the change…
Make the decision and get started – is your business ready to change and have you weighed up the pros and cons? To ensure a smooth implementation we recommend the following:
• Communicate the decision to all staff and highlight the benefits of the program
• Talk to those who will be taking part in the program and get their preferences on how they would like it to run
• Be open to recommendations and ideas on how the program will best work
• Choose wisely – not everyone is suitable…
Set clear expectations…
We all understand the concerns with leaving an employee out of sight. Setting guidelines from the beginning and implementing clear and concise agreements will prevent any dramas from occurring in the long run.
Identify specific deliverables and ensure you include time lines and details on how your employees will report their progress.
Support and Trust your employees
It's important to give your employees the benefit of the doubt. Instead of worrying about what they could or might be doing, focus on the successes and communicate them to your entire organisation.
This will convey your trust and in turn result in excellent results.
Keep the face to face component alive and well!
Teleworking can sometimes get lonely – it's ultimately up to you ensure that the culture of the organisation doesn't suffer through a period of change.
Organise regular catch ups and quarterly meetings where you can bring your entire team to together.
Provide the adequate resources/technology
While connecting remote teams isn't rocket science, it's important to ensure you provide adequate resources for your teleworkers and the right tools for the right job.
Will instant messenger suffice or will you need to look into more sophisticated technologies such as web conferencing or videoconferencing? Research the desired equipment well and ensure thorough testing is completed.
Want more?
Click here to read more on the benefits that teleworking can have on your business
Click here to see telework in action!
Why not check out this blog about the life of a teleworker! How I Telework – Angus Kidman
Until next time…
Aiza Hakik


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1301 W. Parker Road, Ste #100
Plano, TX 75023 | View Map
Give Us A Call! 972-633-5593
Hirsch's Meats Store Hours:
10 AM - 6 PM; Tues - Fri
Saturday: 9 AM - 5 PM
Closed: Sunday & Monday
1 1-1/4 Prime Top Sirloin (approx. 1-1/2 to 2 pounds)
2 tsp sea salt (Maldon)
1 tsp dried Italian herbs or herbs de Provence
To Taste - Freshly ground black pepper
Cover each side of the steaks evenly with salt 90 minutes prior to grilling.
Let the steaks rest at room temperature for 45 minutes, then turn over and continue letting them rest.
Preheat the grill to high heat 10 minutes before grilling.
Rinse the steaks very well and pat them dry with a towel.
Season the steaks with black pepper and herbs, then place on the grill for one minute. Turn the steaks 90 degrees for another minute, then turn the steaks over and repeat.
Lower the grill temperature to medium and continue grilling for about 6-8 minutes. Flip and grill for another five minutes.
Check the internal temperature with an instant-read thermometer. Remove the steaks when they reach 135 degrees internal temperature for medium rare.
Cover with foil and rest for at least 7-8 minutes.
Slice the steak and serve with your favorite sides.
Preparation time: 1 hour and 30 minutes
Cooking Time: 20 minutes
Total Time: 2 hours


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Dindu/Dipsung Health Post and Birthing Center
This rural medical clinic was completed by D2N in the fall of 2014. It is the sole source of medical services for a population of about 1000 individuals. By December 2014, they were treating more than 15 patients daily. The government of Nepal provides both an auxillary health care worker and nurse midwife, and supplies 40 medicines on formulary. Family Planning and vaccinations are also provided. Because the clinic was was built "earthquake safe," it withstood the 2015 earthquake without damage. Three days a month the government supplies vaccinations for DPT, small pox, hepatitis A, polio and BCG. 100% of the children are receiving their vaccines.
Attached to the Health Post, the birthing center consists of two rooms that are tiled, well-equipped and spotless. Historically, women in Khotang's villages do not seek any prenatal care and their babies are delivered at home, unattended by a health care worker. The birthing center was built to enable women to receive four regularly-scheduled prenatal visits and then deliver at the clinic by Jarka, a well-trained skilled birthing attendant. Nine female community health volunteers (FCHVs, one per ward) have been trained in the benefits of the birthing center. They circulate in their wards meeting with young women discussing the advantages of the birthing center and addressing any reservations they might have about using the center.
By December 2017, 25 deliveries had taken place at the birthing center. All 25 women were examined during their pregnancy; the majority received the four recommended check ups. These interfaces create a trust between the staff at the birthing center and the mothers, making it more likely that the mothers will bring their babies back to the health post for well-baby visits and then continue to bring them as the children grow up.
Sapteshwor Health Post and Birthing Center
Construction started on the Sapteshwor Health Post and Birthing Center in fall 2017; the structure was completed in September of 2018. The 2015 earthquake damaged the previous health post rendering it unsafe. Land for the new health post was donated by four residents of Sapteshwor and the community contributed 20% of the cost.
Alex Graham Medical Clinic/Rakha Health Post
Construction began in February 2015 and the health clinic opened in December 2016. This project was funded by donations from Michigan Healthcare Professionals (MHP) and honors the memory of Alex Graham. It serves an area of approximately 4,000 people and is staffed by an auxillary health care worker (12 years of school and 2 years technical training), and a nurse midwife. These health care professionals, as well as 40 medicines on formulary and six vaccines, are supplied by the government of Nepal. Conditions including respiratory infections, dysentery, and eye infections, are treated at the clinic; family planning and vaccinations are also available.
The two rooms of the future birthing center have been built. The floors will be tiled and equipment ordered at a later time in 2018.
Baspani Health Post and Birthing Center
Once the facility in Sapteswor has been completed work will start on our fourth health post. The existing health post was damaged in the earthquake. Although the building is structurally unsafe the health post operates on one floor of the building. The management committee for the new health post has been formed and the land donated. A proposal and budget has been drawn up and permits will be obtained in anticipation of breaking ground in the fall after the monsoon rains have ceased.
Bike Program
Bikes have always been part of D2N. Our bike program began at the Birmingham Bike Festival where D2N sponsored a parade-style ride for kids of all abilities. Funds and awareness were raised for Beaumont's Pediatric Rehabilitation Department which provides free, custom adaptive bikes for children with special needs. (see below). Participants at the BBF were encouraged to donate their unused bikes and helmets through American Cycle and Fitness (ACF) who then distributed the bikes to youth programs Detroit. This program morphed into a program that, in 2015, donated hundreds of bikes to The Hub/Back Alley Bikes for their youth programs.
ACF has developed an amazingly generous program for 2016. Each bike donated to ACF will result in a $10 donation by ACF to the S.A.Y. Detroit Family Health Clinic. If a new bike is purchased the buyer, in lieu of a $10 refund, can elect to donate that $10 to the S.A.Y Detroit Family Health Clinic. Donated bikes will continue to go to The Hub/Back Alley Bikes as well as to the S.A.Y Detroit Play Center/Lipke Recreation Center.
S.A.Y Detroit Family Health Clinic/S.A.Y. Detroit Play
S.A.Y. Detroit Charities was founded by Mitch Albom and is aimed at improving the lives of the neediest citizens, through shelter, food, medical care, volunteer efforts and education. It serves as the umbrella for ongoing major projects including S.A.Y Detroit Family Health Clinic and S.A.Y. Detroit Play Center. Operated in partnership with Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries, the clinic primarily serves homeless and/or uninsured women and to a lesser extent, uninsured children.
D2N has been involved in the renovation of the facility, acquisition of furniture and fundraising for the clinic (see Bike Program). In addition, a grant from the DeRoy Testamentary Foundation on behalf of the clinic was given in 2016.
D2N has created specialty clinics including cardiology, pulmonary, dermatology, ear nose and throat, naturopathic medicine, podiatry, and gynecology. Clinics in ophthalmology and acupuncture are in the planning stages. Reliable pathways for women to be able to enter the hospital system for procedures and surgery have also been developed.
S.A.Y. Detroit Play Center is a training center for young people to improve their community, starting with themselves. Their mission is to develop great readers and great people. D2N plans to create a community bike program using bikes from the Bike Program. In addition, American Cycle and Fitness has donated fitness equipment to the center.
With the goals of health education and increased awareness of the free services available to homeless and uninsured women, WNUC broadcasts a biweekly (every other Monday at 6 pm) health segment: House Call with Dr. Debbie. Sponsored by EVO Detroit, Dr. Debbie (who also runs the gynecology clinic at S.A.Y Detriot Family Health Clinic) interviews a guest physician to address a pertinent health issue such as nutrition, exercise, diabetes and hypertension.
Pediatric Rehabilitation Department at William Beaumont Hospital
The Pediatric Rehabilitation Department Beaumont Hospital provides customized adaptive bikes to children with significant disabilities. These bikes not only allow the children to experience one of the joys of childhood and build self-esteem, but allow them to participate in family and social activities as well become part of their physical therapy. Many of these children and their families participated in D2N's bike parade at the Birmingham Bike Festivals. Both the DeRoy Testamentary Foundation and Ronald McDonald House Charities helped D2N fund many of these bikes.
Long Term Follow-Up Clinic at William Beaumont Hospital
In 2012-14 D2N provided financial support to the Pediatric Oncology Long Term Follow Up Clinic at Beaumont Hospital. Thankfully, many of our children undergoing treatment for their cancers survive. Unknown to many of us, they often times face health issues down the road related to their prior cancer treatment. This clinic provides the assessment and care of these individuals. Support for these services is crucial, often they are not covered by health insurances.


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Haute Hippie vs Piperlime
October 27, 2010
It's getting colder and colder outside and we start wearing coats and cosy cardigans. The latter are irreplaceable to go for a chilly promenade in the park. Or you can pair it with white blouse and leggings and get more "serious" outfit :)


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LOS ANGELES (AP) — In a chorus of opposition, musical artists from several genres have asked a federal appeals court in Los Angeles to overturn a ruling against the composers of the hit song "Blurred Lines."
A jury concluded that Pharrell Williams, Robin Thicke and T.I infringed on the copy right of Marvin Gayes' hit "Got to Give it Up."
Musicians filing the brief, including composer Hans Zimmer and members of various bands, said the case could have an impact on their creativity and the music industry in general.
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Welcome to my blog! I'm a photographer based in Orange County, California. Wedding photography is what I specialize in but I love capturing ALL the special moments life has to offer! This blog serves as my online journal where I'll post pictures from my most recent photo shoots, share my favorite "YouTube" videos, post adorable pictures of my dogs (yes, I'm one of "those" people), and talk about anything else I feel like! Take a look around…I hope you enjoy your time here!
*warning…shameless post below*
Okay…so if you've been a longtime follower of my blog or follow me on Twitter or Facebook, this probably doesn't come as much of a surprise to you…I love New Kids on the Block aka NKOTB!!! Back in 2008, I did a blog post after going to their reunion concert at the Staples Center. As much as I had hoped that they would continue to tour and keep it going, I had my doubts. After all they all had their own lives now and were grown men with other careers outside of being a part of NKOTB. However, we are in June 2011 and they have kept it going…let me rephrase…they and their fans (including me) have kept it going! Once they were back…how could we ever say goodbye to them! It has been so much fun reliving me childhood years and I can only hope they keep having fun with this ongoing reunion because I'm having an awesome time!
When they announced they were launching a tour with the Backstreet Boys, I said to myself "I have to go and I have to meet them!". You ask "How do you plan on meeting them?" Well…there is this awesome company called I Love All Access that offers special tickets that allow you to not only go to the concert and get awesome seats but also gives you the opportunity to meet the artist(s). Pretty cool right? So, after regretting not going this route the last tour (of which I attended 3 concerts…sounds like a lot but there are super die hard fans who go to dozens…yes I said dozens!)
I had been waiting patiently for July 1, 2011 to arrive and it finally did…I couldn't believe it! I was going to be meeting Joe McIntyre…the boy I had dreamed of marrying when I was 10. I just couldn't even imagine! How often do dreams come true? Not often at all…at least not for me! Of course I was excited to meet all of them…after all, now that I was a grown woman, I was still a "Joe" girl with strong "Donnie" tendencies :-) Really though, I loved them all and was elated to be getting the chance to meet them!
So the moment arrives and there I was standing behind the curtain…just moments before I was about to come face to face with them. I reminded myself to take it all in and cherish every moment. We walk through the curtain and the first person I see is Danny I approach to give him a hug and tell him how nice it is to meet him…he says "Nice meeting you too! You look lovely tonight…"…sigghh….seriously? Danny Wood just told me that I looked lovely? My heart just melted :-) Then I walked over to Jon and hugged him…he is very handsome and sweet. I then met Jordan…sweet and shy. Then Donnie! It all was happening so fast…we had to line up for a picture, of course Joe chose to stand at the end which meant I would look wide and stretched out because they were using a super wide angle lens and if you know anything about lenses, you know wide angles tend to distort on both ends of the picture. LOL…I know…here I was standing next to Joe McIntyre and I was thinking about camera techy stuff!!!
Anyhow, here is the pic below…if can see, me and Joe look bigger than Donnie but I promise you, Donnie is taller than Joe & Me…darn those wide angle lenses!!!
A closer pic :-) We make a cute couple but I think Doug and I make a cuter couple together. Joe also looks better with his wife…see…everything works out the way it's supposed to :-P
Now, time to say goodbye! I gave each of them a hug again and try to take it all in…I hugged Donnie last and said "I love you…I love you"…I don't remember what he said…couldn't have been that great because I would have remembered! LOL…and there you have it. It was the coolest experience ever and definitely want to do it again…lol…I thought once would be enough but the other girls I was with told me it was addicting…and they were right! Can't wait till next time ;-)
Now for some pics from the concert! Note: I'm not a huge fan of BSB but included pics for those people that are ;-) Don't get me wrong though…I thoroughly enjoyed seeing BSB too…forgot how many of their songs I liked! Hope you guys enjoy!!!
All 9 guys as they came out together!
NKOTB took over for the first portion…
Joe…still gets me with those baby blues!
For all the Jordan girls ;-)
Nick…although NSYNC was my fav back in the day I always though Nick Carter was cute…still is :-)
Back to the New Kids…if you look at their dance moves, you can obviously see they are singing "The Right Stuff"!
Sigh…one of my favorite moments where they sing their top ballads!
I think his name is Brian Littrell..?
This pic should explain why I have Donnie tendencies…actually, to be completely honest…I'm now a Donnie girl with Joe tendencies…and Danny tendencies because of his sweet comment to me :-)
In all honesty…I love Donnie not because of his hot bod ;-) It's because he shows so much love to his fans and makes them feel appreciated…I love that about him! If you follow him on Twitter, you know what I mean. All the other guys do too but Donnie goes above and beyond! If you want to follow any of them, here you go:
Just one more pic of Donnie :-)
So many fans there!
Jordan singing "I'll Be Loving You"…sigh….to be 12 again!
So, if you didn't know, Kevin from BSB quit the group a few years ago and decided to make a surprise appearance for a couple of songs at the concert…OMG…the place went absolutely insane when he appeared!
All nine guys for the finale!
Right after the concert, Donnie had an after party and it was SOOOO awesome! Although I already met him, it was super exciting to see him this close and in such an intimate environment! Here is actual video from my iphone…I love technology!
kate: i can't even tell you how jealous i am! joey was my fav too. swoon!! August 14, 2011 10:57 am
Nicki: New Kids on the Block & Backstreet Boys??? My heart stopped... what a fabulous concert! July 29, 2011 11:52 am
Carla: Thank you so much for sharing your experience. Im a big fan of NKOTB since I was 13 years old, (now Im 34) and I live in Argentina. I never had the chance to assist to an concert, it would be my biggest dream. This year I nearly went to new york, as I have a friend living there, but I could not get my visa on time because there are more than 100 days of waiting. I don`t give up my dream. I hope I could someday see them in a concert and if I can meet them as you did, I imagine I would be the glory! Thanks again to share your experience, photos an videos!!! Pd. Sorry for my english!!! July 8, 2011 10:54 am
michelle: So happy for you, lucky girl :) July 7, 2011 8:59 pm
Loan Nguyen: Love those pics of Donnie!!!! OMG, Kevin showed up too?! Damn, we didn't get that! You're so lucky, I'm glad one of your dreams came true!! July 7, 2011 8:57 pm
Michelle Greene: I love it Trista!! Look how cute and stylish you are with your hand in your pocket. What's up with all the Donnie girls? Thanks for posting all these! July 7, 2011 4:28 pm


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Oatmeal Carmelitas | Katie Vammer – New Raymer, Colo.
May 7, 2018
2 c. flour
2 c. oatmeal
1 1/2 c. brown sugar
1 tsp. baking soda
1/2 tsp. salt
3 cubes melted margarine
12-oz. bag chocolate chips, divided
1 c. nuts
12-oz. jar caramel sauce
6 tbsp. flour
Preheat oven to 350 degres.
Combine margarine and brown sugar; then add flour, oatmeal, soda and salt.
Press half of mixture into a 9×13-inch pan.
Bake for 10 minutes.
Take out, sprinkle nuts and 3/4 bag of chocolate chips on top.
Combine caramel syrup and flour; mix well, then drizzle over chips and nuts.
Sprinkle the remainder of the oatmeal/flour mixture on top.
Bake for 15 to 20 minutes, or until golden brown.
May chill for easy cutting.