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K. Michelle Shoots Video For Mindful Single
If it seems like K. Michelle is unveiling new music weekly, it's because she is. Just days after releasing Ain't You, K. is back with Mindful, the fourth single to be released from her upcoming More Issue Than Vogue album. Fans who pre-order the album will automatically receive Mindful, Not a Little Bit and Ain't You now.
K. recently uploaded images from Mindful's video shoot, which you can see below. Not sure why a video for this particular single is being shot and not the others. Maybe Mindful is the official first single. Whatever the case, based on the pics below, I'm expected something totally ratchet. But with lyrics like "Who dat ho," I wouldn't have expected anything else.
I'm constantly posting new music from black women on this blog and it really saddens me that the quality of that music is so subpar as compared to what's going on in the pop world. I miss the music that women like Karyn White, Stephanie Mills, and Whitney Houston made. When did our souls become so cold that all we can muster up the strength to sing about is bitches, hoes, getting money and popping' our pussies?
Even the artists who don't sing about these things are making music that is simply boring. It sounds generic, thrown together, pure filler. Oh how I long for music like this again…


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And, if you are a regular reader of this blog, you must have noticed this is not a feature of this blog.
Then what happened..??
Well, it's a long story...!!
And, to cut it short, Jammy went missing.
Don't be so astonished, not in real life, but on the net.
For some time now, there have been a lot of mis management on my behalf. And, when college reopens now, I need to get things organized and get going. And that has been taking much of my time.
Most of the work is complete, and hopefully, I SAY WHAT I FEEL, would be on the road very soon.
While I was absent from the net, many a things came and went..
I won the Asswass and Hiburrito contest.
I joined BAF, which has been of really help.
Reviews on the contest and BAF, would be coming soon.
Till then you can visit asswass here.
Or can join BAF here.
Also, I have more or less completed with the domain change and a review on it would also be coming very soon.
And, not to forget, the next post in Making The Move series would be also coming.
Till then you can read the first three posts here..
- Making The Move: Blogging As a Career
- Making the Move: Do You have it in you..??
- Making the Move: Starting The Blog
I also have not been able to visit the blogs I generally do.
Don't think, that I don't like to visit your blogs, but just Jammy went missing.
Even right now, I am blogging in such a hurry, that I don't know, what am I writing..? I think, you can imagine what am I going through. So, let the wishes for, everything gonna be alright, be pouring..!!
Also, as I mentioned before, all the blogs which were in my blogroll were lost when I changed the domain name. So, if yours were there, please let me know. I would be happy to add yours back.
Just before wrapping it up,
I wanted to ask you something..
I have been playing with the idea of changing the title of the blog..
I mean, as it is referred as I SAY WHAT I FEEL to something else..
I don't know, how it struck to me, but I have been seriously thinking of doing something like that.
So, what do you suggest..? Should I go for it in the first place? And, if yes, then what should be the title..??
Please help me in this quest of mine..
I would be back very soon..!!
Till then,
you can follow my trail on twitter or on Facebook.
Till then, please search for Jammy..
If you find him, let us know either by a comment on the post or mail.
And, just pray to god, he is alright.
Jammy, Where are you..??!!!
I would be back very soon..!!
Till then,
you can follow my trail on twitter or on Facebook.
Till then, please search for Jammy..
If you find him, let us know either by a comment on the post or mail.
And, just pray to god, he is alright.
Jammy, Where are you..??!!!

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We often get asked how we got started being Michigan wedding photographers. Photography started as a fun hobby at first. When I was working at General Motors, I had a good amount of vacation time and took every opportunity I had to travel the world. I learned how to do photography better because I wanted to capture some of the beauty that the world offered and bring it home. So, it all started with landscape and travel photography which is visible on our fine art site.
Cheridy and I met in January of 2000, were engaged in April 2000, and got married on June 2nd, 2001. When we got married, we had never seen really beautiful or artistic wedding photography and did not do any research into it to find someone that could shoot like that. Our goal was to enjoy our wedding day and not worry about photos. I think that was a huge mistake. Looking back on it now, I wish we had hired someone for the whole day to make us a beautiful wedding album that we could pass on to our kids as a family heirloom. We have a couple of nice wedding photos and that's all we wanted at the time.
Soon after getting married, our goal was to move out to California and enjoy the mountains and the ocean for a few years. We were so serious about it that we even bought a condo out there.
Well, the engineering job market was just starting to take a turn for the worse and there were no jobs available for me out west. I still had a nice job at GM here in Warren, MI.
Cheridy started to encourage me to do photos of people instead of just landscape and travel images. I was starting to buy expensive equipment, so it would be nice to at least pay for that. At the time, I never really had a goal of becoming a Michigan wedding photographer. I really had no training in wedding photography and honestly didn't know what I was doing and we made sure to tell everyone that so they didn't have the wrong expectations. After shooting a few jobs, we realized that I was actually pretty good at it. The photos were turning out fantastic and when I compared what I was doing to what other pros were doing, I thought that I had some potential.
Cheridy came with me on every job and she always carried around my equipment and backup equipment. Since she was always carrying a backup camera and lens, we realized that it made the most sense for her to just take some pictures with it even though she didn't know what she was doing. After each job, I would critique her pictures and let her know what worked and what didn't. She started to learn the relationship of aperture, shutter speed, ISO, and white balance. Her pictures started to get better and better and that eventually turned into a second shooting position working with me.
Our business started to expand and we started to invest a lot of time into building the business along with marketing and networking with other Detroit wedding photographers. After two years, things really started to pick up and we realized that moving out to California was not going to happen. So we sold our condo in Sacramento and made the decision to stay in the Detroit area.
I started to attend lots of workshops and seminars about photography and realized the true potential to do it as a business without being a starving artist. The Detroit wedding photography market looked to be stronger than I initially suspected so I put all my time and energy into learning about business and learned everything necessary from accounting to marketing and all the boring stuff that you needed to know to run your own business.
There were a few things that became the catalyst for wanting to do this as a fulltime business:
1) wedding photography could be a form of art and inner expression
2) we were going to get to work with people on one of the happiest days of their lives
3) the Michigan wedding photography market was strong
4) Cheridy and I would be able to work together and be together all the time
After about my third year of burning the midnight oil and trying to work at GM and do photography on the side it was time to quit. Soon after, Cheridy quit her job as well so we could both work from home fulltime which has been a blessing. Our business has grown exponentially since then. In 2007 we were voted the Best Wedding Photographers in Detroit in the WDIV vote 4 the best contest. We started to get wedding clients from Birmingham, West Bloomfield and Ann Arbor all the way to New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles. As our skills and product improved, the venues that we started to work at improved as well and we now are regular working at places like the Royal Park Hotel in Rochester, the Meadowbrook mansion in Rochester Hills, the Detroit Athletic Club in Detroit, etc. etc.
We believe that everything that has happened for us in the last few years is truly a gift from God and hope to always use the gifts and blessings that we've been give to bless other people.
We are always continuing to improve our skills and build on what we have already started. We began to introduce more fashionable posing into an otherwise mostly photojournalistic style and have lately been trying to incorporate more dramatic lighting to vary the look of the photos. The best part about this job is that there is potential to never stop learning and growing and there are always new things to try out and learn.
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The Big Retreat Wales
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- Præmier: £90
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We are looking for someone to design a flyer for our festival - we have had a design brief done looking to put that into life - we are a wellness inspired festival - dedicated to helping you "find your feel good" We are a new festival looking to Grow!!!
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The leaflet must have the logo, title , date , location and website with Facebook/twitter/instagram logos - please include Discover The Big Retreat Wales - Find your Feel Good - Set in the stunning gPembrokeshire Coast National Park - over 200 classes and workshops included in your ticket price
25th-28th May - Lawrenny, Pembrokeshire, SA68 0PP
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The Big Retreat Wales - held over four fantastic days dedicated to restoring your wellbeing, reconnecting with nature and relaxing with great music and entertainment – is back for its second year (May 25th-28th)
Set in the heart of the stunning Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, with spectacular views over the beautiful Cleddau Estuary, this fantastic - and growing - festival is perfect for everyone with under-12s going free.
With plenty of activities, classes, talks and events all included in the ticket price, you can do as little or as much as you want.
From live music to cookery workshops, yoga, dance and fitness classes to bushcraft, gin and cakes, there really is something for everyone.
Highlights include:
• Cooking demonstrations from Alana Spencer, winner of the Apprentice 2016
• A fantastic music line up with indie folk band Rusty Shackle headlining
• Learning to live off grid - skills from Buzzard Chris Bushcraft
• Over 200 classes/workshops and activities included in your ticket price
Lie back and enjoy an eclectic mix of music from bands including the Welsh indie-roots group Rusty Shackle and acoustic rock duo The Sun Dogs. Country pop singer-songwriter Rosey Cale brings her distinctive voice and lyrical honesty while the Cappa Ceilidh Band promise to get you up on your feet!
Boost your inner calm with a visit to the festival's wellbeing dome where you can relax and enjoy classes from pilates, yoga, meditation, back care, mindfulness and many more. Treat yourself to a reviving therapy in the Massage Station with a choice of Reiki and massages (not included in ticket price). Or join Jade Mellor for a wild foraging walk and workshop with the chance to taste her amazing food. Gin lovers take note…fancy an adventure in gin? Each evening join in to learn how to make the perfect G &T and sample some of the unusual, distinctive and wonderful gins being made in the UK and across the world.
Kids will love the art and craft classes, singing and dancing workshops, special kids disco and zumba classes. Budding scientists can join the team from the Darwin Centre for experimental workshops and music lovers will enjoy jamming on one of George Parfitt's unique handmade guitars.
There will be fantastic, fresh food treats throughout the weekend to suit meat-eaters, vegetarians, vegans, chocoholics and cake-lovers!
Throw into the mix the chance to relax around a cosy campfire or knock up some grub on one of the fire pits dotting the site and you have all the ingredients for a perfect Festival.
The Big Retreat runs from May 25th-28th.
Day tickets start from £39, weekend tickets from £129. Children under-12 go free.
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LOWELL -- Police say a suicidal man who initially survived a jump off a city bridge Tuesday night has succumbed to his injuries. The man leapt from the Richard P. Howe Bridge and landed on rocks below Tuesday about 7:30 p.m., drawing emergency crews to the bridge. A large rescue effort ensued because first-responders discovered he was still breathing after the fall.
Firefighters used a high-angle-rope rescue system to get the man back onto the bridge -- which spans the Merrimack River on University Avenue -- so he could be taken to a trauma center. Police confirmed Wednesday that the man died despite the efforts. His identity was not released because the death was not suspicious.


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"Labor more and more to live by faith. "When God seems to be mine enemy," says Luther, "and to stand with a drawn sword against me, then do I cast and throw myself into His arms.
And what could be better than to venture upon God likewise in this case, and to say, Whether saved or not saved, whether damned or not damned, whether a hypocrite or not a hypocrite, I do hazard to cast myself upon God.
It is the love and favor of Christ that you mourn after, and are discouraged for the lack of. You cannot find a more ready and compendious way to get this love, than, when you are in the dark to throw yourselves into Christ's arms at a venture. This takes and wins the heart of Christ over to you. What! Will this poor soul
throw himself into My arms, says Christ, when I seem to be his enemy! Well then, I will show Myself to be his friend." William Bridge. 1649


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My brain has been in a massive fog for the past couple of weeks so I tried to apply brute force and write a "to-do" list to clear the fuzz today.
After doodling for 15min I finally snapped and wrote this:
(Inspired by today's Daily Prompt)
My brain has been in a massive fog for the past couple of weeks so I tried to apply brute force and write a "to-do" list to clear the fuzz today.
After doodling for 15min I finally snapped and wrote this:
(Inspired by today's Daily Prompt)
Remember how I weaned off my anti-depressants? And how it was "mostly great?"
Yeah, that didn't last long.
The ratio of good days:bad days ended up tipping too far to the "bad" side of the spectrum and everything in my life began to suffer.
So, I'm back on Team Lexapro. GO TEAM!
I can feel the loss of creative passion, but as my brain chemistry readjusts I can also feel my ability to just get on with things gently floating back up to the foreground. At the end of the day, that will help me be more creative than unbound – yet ultimately unfocused and paralysing – passion.
And so I find myself sweeping aside the mental clutter, taking a good look at the fraying edges and half-baked ideas, and working out where to go from here.
Funnily enough, the Daily Prompt for today is "Unfinished." I just had to laugh.
Story of my bloody life right now.
Including this post, TBH. I have no answers. No strong, satisfying conclusion. Just a bunch of notions, "if only"s, broken commitments, ignored tasks, and a whole lot of clutter.
I just knew if I didn't sit down and post something RIGHT NOW I'd put it off for another day. Like everything else.
Gotta start the change (again) somewhere. Even if the last thing I feel like doing right now is dancing.
In about 17 hours I will be here, sipping my complimentary champagne and agonising over which workshops to do.
It's the Wild Rumpus Jamboree, billed as a "scout camp for grown-ups." A weekend retreat, surrounded by nature, with workshops on painting, printing, music, photography, weaving, growing, and baking (I'm only allowed to choose 4, damnit!!). Just me and 100-ish other people, there to unwind, make connections, and create stuff.
There will also be yoga, dancing, a coffee van, a bar, and catering from various local stores and farms. We're even scheming to have a dress-up party on the Saturday night (current theme front-runner: Bohemian Scout Fairies).
It will be the first time I've been away from my kids overnight since my youngest was born, almost 4 years ago. I won't know what to do with myself!! I'm going with a few old friends and hoping to leave with many more.
My cup is going to be filled to overflowing by the end of this.
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Promoting patient safety through multiple modalitieshigh fidelity immersive simulation | standardized patients | virtual reality | task trainers | hybrid simulation
The Ochsner Clinical Simulation and Patient Safety Center opened in late 2017. Offering the most current technology to improve patient safety through the training of all practicing clinicians and students and residents. The high-fidelity human patient simulators mimic physiologic functions of a real patient, and allow learners to acquire and practice clinical skills in a safe, non-judgmental environment.
Simulation is the imitation or representation of one act or system by another. Healthcare simulations can be said to have four main purposes – education, assessment, research, and health system integration in facilitating patient safety. –Society for Simulation in Healthcare
Learners interact with the manikins just as they would with an actual patient, asking questions, performing a physical examination, and performing a myriad of medical procedures on the 'patient'. The scenarios take place in any setting the learners would normally interact with a patient: an emergency department, the OR, a patient room or a doctor's office.


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Friday nite!
This was quite mad, over the wall was about a 50 meter drop into the thames, lol, i was hoping he would fall, ;) only joking :) or am i????
after pushing harnam in the river, i decided to chill and watch him play with the fishes, :)
lol, was a beutiful view though!! :)LOL, check Harnams pose, i wish i cud pose like that, :)
fake posing!!
10:50 , decided where to go next we chill on the barriers
5 minutes later, we give the queen a call and say we're on our way, dont lock the front gate, we're comming home!!!!
damm, she locked us out, :( i tried to climb over but then i saw some coppers with their pistols, thought it wasnt such a good idea!!!
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Unbeaten Perry Hall built a four-goal lead after three quarter and withstood a fourth-quarter surge by Dulaney to win, 9-8, and capture the Class 4A-3A, Region III championship at Catonsville Community College last night.
The victory for the No. 11 Gators (14-0) advances them to Saturday's state semifinals at UMBC and eliminates No. 14 Dulaney (10-3) from the final four. Jeff Taylor led the Gators with four goals, and Jeff Proctor had two goals -- the biggest coming with an extra man with 3:14 left that proved to be the winner.
But the Lions, who had been beaten 11-7 at Perry Hall earlier this season, did not go easily. Trailing 8-4 entering the fourth quarter, Dulaney outshot the Gators, 15-3, in the last quarter and pulled within a goal, 9-8, on a score by Mike Hohl with 1:38 remaining. "We did all we could," Dulaney coach Gary Schreiber said, "but Perry Hall has a fine team."


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Invigorating Local Communities and Promoting Sustainable Growth
The weakening of vitality of local communities leads not only to depopulation and insufficient social services but also to various other issues.
We are engaged in various initiatives in Japan and abroad, with the aim of contributing to the development of local and international communities. We are also keeping an eye on social issues in developing countries.


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Next month, join Quiet Village Landscaping for U City In Bloom's Biennial Fall Garden Tour! We'll be on-hand providing gardening tips and interviewing featured gardens on the tour.
U City In Bloom's Biennial Fall Garden Tour will be held rain or shine on Sunday, September 20th from 1pm to 5pm. The tour will feature historical areas of U City neighborhoods. Also featured will be several gardens that are certified by the St. Louis Audubon Society as "Bringing Nature Home" gardens. (For more information see St Louis Audubon Society). The tour is a treat for gardeners of all levels to learn and be inspired by the private residential gardens on the tour.
There will be a reception at University City Hall with refreshments and a silent auction at 5 p.m.
Tickets are $18 until September 20th at which time, the price is $20. Buy in advance and save!
Check out the latest Quiet Village Landscaping Video!
Dennis Evans shows you how to cultivate mulch to improve the overall health of your garden beds.
On July 1st, Quiet Village Landscaping employees had an informative, fun – and very wet field trip to Missouri Botanical Garden and nearby Tower Grove Park. Our talented and knowledgeable landscape designer, Rebecca Eisele, led a tour through parts of the garden to point out proper installation, maintenance, and pruning techniques to ensure that our staff is well informed about best management practices.
An inspirational tour through the Japanese Garden focused on the precision of maintaining straight pruning lines and balanced design forms. By examining expertly trimmed Japanese Maples, Rebecca was able to show how pruning techniques can achieve an open, graceful look with selective pruning – carefully removing individual branches to keep the plant's natural form. The group also observed various evergreens and learned how properly timed shearing allows new growth to come in and disguise cuts while also providing time for cuts to heal before the stress of winter.
The tour moved on to the Blanke Boxwood Garden to see the proper shaping of boxwood hedges with the base being wider than the top, allowing sunlight to reach the entire plant, resulting in a fuller shrub. At this point, the skies opened up and our tour came to an abrupt end. The concert scheduled for the evening, as part of the Whitaker Music Festival, was cancelled, so the team wrapped up and headed to a covered pavilion in Tower Grove Park to enjoy our picnic. We had a nice bonding moment, huddled under the pavilion, watching the intense lightning and storm encompassing us, while eating smoked pulled pork sandwiches and savory sides.
While the St. Louis wet weather put a damper on things (pun intended), we had such a positive reaction from our team, that we are making this an annual team-building event.
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Entrepreneur's Exchange Monthly Luncheon Meeting
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Steve Hall of Maryland Sales Training & Management Development will share at least six smartphone/computer apps that every Entrepreneur should know about. They range from productivity and organization to health and inspiration - and they will make your life easier. Steve will actually demonstrate and discuss these apps and how you can use them.


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(Booth 718) - Parasoft announced today that they will be showcasing their solutions for Service Virtualization and Cloud/API Testing at Cloud Connect in Silicon Valley, CA. These complementary solutions help organizations facilitate cloud migration and ensure that functionality, security, and performance expectations are met in dynamic cloud-based environments.
Testing cloud-based applications is commonly complicated by:
- Systems that are impractical or too complex for test labs
- Divisional and political boundaries that limit access to resources
- Inaccessible 3rd party/partner systems and services
- Scheduling constraints that limit testing to inadequate and inconvenient windows
- Missing/unstable components
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The same coloured precipitates are produced upon the cotton fibre if the material is first impregnated with an alkaline solution of the phenol, then dried and passed into a cold solution of the diazo solution. The most important of these colours is para-nitraniline red, which is dyed in enormous quantities on cotton pieces. The pieces are first " prepared " by running them on a padding machine through a solution made up of 30 grins. $ - naphthol, 20 grms. caustic soda, 5o grms. Turkey red oil, and 5 grms. tartar emetic in loon grms. (1 litre) water. They are then dried on the drying-machine, and are passed, after being allowed to cool, into the diazo solution, which is prepared as follows: 15 grms. para-nitraniline are dissolved in 53 C.C. hydrochloric acid (34° Tw.) and a sufficiency of water. To the cold solution a solution of toe gyms: sodium nitrite is added while stirring. The whole is then made up to 1200 c.c., and just before use 6o grms. sodium acetate are added. The colour is developed almost immediately, but it is well to allow the cotton to remain in contact with the solution for a few minutes. The dyed cotton is squeezed, washed, soaped slightly, and finally rinsed in water and dried. A brilliant red is then obtained which is fast to soap but not to light. If the para-nitraniline used in the fore-going process is replaced by meta - nitraniline, a yellowish-orange colour is obtained ; with a-naphthylamine, a claret-red ; with amidoazo-toluene, a brownish red; with benzidine, a dark chocolate; with dianisidine, a dark blue; and so on. The dyed colours are fast to washing and are much used in practice, particularly the paranitraniline red, which serves as a substitute for Turkey-red, although it is not so fast to light as the latter. (b) Developed Direct Colours.—The primuline colours were the first representatives of this class and are derived from the yellow dyestuff known as primuline, which dyes cotton in the same manner as the direct colours. The primuline yellow thus obtained is fugitive to light and of little practical value, but since the colouring matter is an amido base it can be diazotized in the fibre and then developed in solutions of phenols or amines, whereby azo dyes of various hues may be obtained, according to the developer employed; thus, j9-naphthol develops a bright red colour, resorcin develops an orange, phenol a yellow, naphthylamine a brown, &c. The dyeing of the primuline yellow is effected by boiling the cotton for one hour in a solution of primuline (5 %) and common salt (lo to 20 %). The diazotizing operation consists in passing the dyed and rinsed cotton for 5 to to minutes into a cold solution of nitrous acid—i.e. a solution of oz. sodium nitrite per gallon of water, slightly acidified with sulphuric acid. The diazotized material should not be exposed to light, but at once washed in cold water and passed into the developer. The developing process consists in working the diazotized material for 5 to io minutes in a cold solution of the necessary phenol, and finally washing with water. The only developer of any practical importance is a solution of #- naphthol in caustic soda, which produces primuline red. The primuline colours are best adapted for cotton dyeing, and the colours obtained are fast to washing and to moderate soaping, but they are not very fast to light. If cotton is dyed with other direct colours containing free amido groups, the colour can be diazotized on the dyed fibre exactly in the same manner as in the case of prim uline-dyed cotton, and then developed by passing into the solution of an amine or phenol, or by treating it with a warm solution of sodium carbonate. In this manner a new azo dye is produced upon the fibre, which differs from the original one not only in colour, but also by being faster to washing and other influences. A treatment with copper sulphate solution after development is frequently beneficial in rendering the colour faster to light. Some Direct Colours, indeed, are of little value, owing, for example, to their sensibility to acids, until they have been diazotized and developed, the usual developers being $-naphthol, resorcinol, phenol and phenylene-diamine. The following Direct Colours, after being applied to cotton, may be submitted to the above treatment, the colours produced being chiefly blue, brown and black: Blue.—Diazurine, diazo blue, diamine blue, diaminogene. Red.—Rosanthiene. Brown.—Diazo brown, diamine cutch, diamine brown, cotton brown. Grey and Black.—Benzo blue, diazo blue black, diazo black, diamine black, diazo brilliant black. (c) Benzo Nitrol Colours.—These are certain Direct Colours, dyed on cotton in the ordinary manner, which are then developed by passing into a diazo solution—e.g. diazotized para-nitraniline, &c. The dyed colour here plays the part of a phenol or amine, and reacts with the diazo compound to produce a new colour. The process is similar to the production of the Insoluble Azo Colours, the )3- naphthol which is there applied to the fibre being here replaced by a Direct Colour. The colour of the latter is rendered much deeper by the process, and also faster to washing and to the action of acids. 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Notes: Wings looking to continue improved starts
Team faces tough stretch on road against league's top three teams: Washington, Columbus and Minnesotaby Dana Wakiji @Dwakiji / DetroitRedWings.com
TAYLOR, MICH. - The Red Wings have had trouble with slow starts this season but have improved in that area of late.
In two of the last three games, they have scored the first goal.
"I think we just been keeping a lot simple from the start," captain Henrik Zetterberg said after the team's practice at the Taylor Sportsplex Wednesday. "Our D is going down, getting the puck fast and trying to get the puck out of our zone as fast as possible. It makes it a lot easier to play in their end. I thought we've been executing our passes a lot better from beginning and that translates to also spending more time in there."
It also translates to being able to dictate the tempo rather than having to fight to get back in it.
"When your starts are better it gives you a chance to be on your toes a little bit more," Wings coach Jeff Blashill said. "We're learning as a team how (to play) for this team to be successful. And that is we have to make sure we get the puck out of our end and get the puck into their end. We have to control both blue lines for this team to be successful."
It also helps when special teams contribute as they did Tuesday night when they scored the game-tying power play goal with the two-man advantage.
"It needs to continue," Mike Green said. "The power play's one of those things where if you can contribute at least one a night, you're giving yourselves a good chance to win. Sometimes that's the difference. Last night if we get (another) one there on the PP, it's a different game. Like I said, we need to continue to get better, we need to continue to execute and that'll set ourselves up."
TOUGH TRIP: The Wings play three challenging road games in the next four days, Thursday at Washington, Saturday at Columbus and Sunday at Minnesota.
"Personally I think it's fun going in and seeing those good teams," Frans Nielsen said. "It's a challenge. I know we're all real happy. We're all here for a reason and it's because we like to get challenged. It's going to be fun going in and playing those kind of teams on the road. I always enjoy it. It's always a good time."
Those are the top three teams in the league.
The Capitals are first with 80 points in 54 games, the Wild are second with 75 points in 52 games and the Blue Jackets are third with 73 points in 52 games.
The Capitals have a plus-66 goal differential.
"I think they got a complete game, to be honest with you," Blashill said. "The strength of their team is they can create offense without giving a whole bunch up. Last time we were in there, I thought it was a real tight game. Every time that we've played them it's been fairly tight. Obviously they're on a big-time roll. Their power play is obviously real strong so you want to stay out of the box and you just got to play the hockey similar to what we played last night, where you're transporting the puck from one end to their end and play as much time in the O zone as we can."
The Capitals have won four in a row and are 22-5-1 at home.
Alex Ovechkin is tied for third in the league in goals with Columbus' Cam Atkinson with 26, with 11 coming on the power play.
When Ovechkin sets up in the left circle, he's hard to stop.
"If you can block it," Green said. "You want to but he's actually pretty accurate with his shot so sometimes it makes it tough."
Green, who spent the first 10 years of his career with the Capitals, enjoys going back. "It brings back some memories for sure, especially when we get off the plane and head to the rink, driving through the city," Green said. "It's been fun going back there. Obviously, it'd be a lot more fun if we get a win."
KRONWALL, NIELSEN UPDATES: Nielsen and Niklas Kronwall both skated with the team in Wednesday's practice wearing gray non-contact jerseys.
Nielsen and Kronwall have both missed the last two games with a shoulder and lower-body injury, respectively.
Nielsen left after the second period against the New York Islanders Friday night.
"I got a little accident on my body," Nielsen said. "It wasn't good enough. Doctors wouldn't let me keep going. It's feeling pretty good now. I want to keep my conditioning and my legs going. Hopefully I'll be back soon."
Blashill indicated there's a possibility Kronwall could play this weekend.
"Hopefully I'll get a good morning skate tomorrow and skate a little bit extra before practice on Friday and we'll go from there," Kronwall said.
Kronwall said he's been skating a little bit on his own.
The Wings practice Friday in Columbus so Kronwall's availability for Saturday could rest on how that goes.
"That kind of depends how it goes day-by-day, but it's starting to feel pretty good," Kronwall said.
Nielsen hopes to be back within a week at the latest.
"I can skate at least to keep in shape and hopefully it'll heal good enough that at some point on this road trip I can come back," Nielsen said. "I'm not sure."
HOWARD STARTS AGAIN IN GR: Jimmy Howard will make his second start for the AHL's Grand Rapids Griffins at Van Andel Arena against the Manitoba Moose tonight.
Howard, who started this past Saturday against the Milwaukee Admirals, is working his way back from a knee injury he suffered Dec. 20 in Tampa Bay.


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Like we've done in years past, every week throughout the season we'll be highlighting the best games of the coming weekend. We'll be doing it a little differently this year, however. We'll rank the top five games we're most intrigued by while also providing some insight on other games that will be worth your time.
Can you believe that we're 10 weeks into the 2017 college football season? Wasn't Alabama just playing Florida State in Atlanta just a few weeks ago?
Time has flown — as it always does — this season. November's here, and that's moving season for college football. With the first College Football Playoff rankings now out, we have an idea of what the best teams in the country have to do to position themselves to be in line for a top-tier bowl.
Week 10 could significantly help some top 10 teams with their positioning. Five top-10 teams play ranked opponents this week, including two of the top four teams in the rankings.
Starting with the five best games, we broke down this week's slate for you:
5. No. 19 LSU (6-2, 3-1) at No. 2 Alabama (8-0, 5-0) — 8 p.m., CBS: LSU has reeled off three straight conference wins after its embarrassing home slip-up against Troy, but it's going to need to play its best game of the year to upset Alabama. The Tigers gave Alabama a heck of a game last year, but just could not score against the vaunted Crimson Tide defense. It wouldn't be a surprise if the game went down a similar route for the LSU offense.
LSU is a bit more imaginative under Matt Canada but is averaging only 27.4 points per game. Alabama's defense allows only 9.8 points per game. It's going to be tough unless running back Derrius Guice can really get going, but without a significant passing threat from LSU, that seems unlikely. Alabama seems primed to take another step toward an SEC West title.
4. No. 4 Clemson (7-1, 5-1) at No. 20 NC State (6-2, 4-0) — 3:30 p.m., ABC: After last week's loss at Notre Dame, NC State will play on a big stage yet again. This time, first place in the ACC Atlantic is on the line with Clemson coming to town. NC State is a perfect 4-0 in ACC play and would give itself a two-game cushion in the division if it could upset Clemson.
Clemson, which came in at No. 4 in the first College Football Playoff rankings, rebounded from its loss at Syracuse by handling Georgia Tech at home last week. Quarterback Kelly Bryant returned from injury and played well. He'll have a stout NC State front coming after him all afternoon. But for as tough as the NC State defensive line is, Clemson's may be better. NC State has a nice collection of playmakers on offense, but the Wolfpack would get a big boost if running back Nyheim Hines were to return to the lineup.
3. No. 22 Arizona (6-2, 4-1) at No. 17 USC (7-2, 5-1) — 10:45 p.m., ESPN: There's nothing not to like about this quarterback matchup. You know the name Sam Darnold. The preseason darling has struggled with turnovers for much of the year, but he and USC responded nicely to the Notre Dame loss by trouncing Arizona State on the road last week. This week, Darnold will likely be tasked with going score for score with one of the most entertaining players in the game: Arizona QB Khalil Tate.
Tate didn't even begin the season as the Wildcats' starter, but he has emerged as a legitimate Heisman candidate. Tate has 926 rushing yards on 69 carries with a rush of at least 70 yards in his four starts. In Arizona's win over Washington State, Tate showed he can that he can throw, too, with a career-high 275 yards and two touchdowns.
The winner at the Coliseum on Saturday will take sole possession of first place in the Pac-12 South.
2. No. 13 Virginia Tech (7-1, 3-1) at No. 10 Miami (7-0, 5-0) — 8 p.m., ABC: Will the real Miami please stand up? The Hurricanes are undefeated, but their No. 10 spot in the first CFP rankings show the level uncertainty that surrounds Mark Richt's team. Miami's last four wins have come by a combined 18 points, including a five-point decision last week over one-win North Carolina. Miami can remove some of that skepticism by taking care of ACC Coastal foe Virginia Tech.
A win would be huge for both teams. For Miami, it would provide a two-game lead in the division (Miami can actually clinch the division with a win and a Georgia Tech win over Virginia) and a coveted quality win for the CFP committee. Similarly, Tech, which has just one loss (to Clemson) would vault to the top of the division standings while also giving itself the win over a Top 25 team it lacks.
1. No. 5 Oklahoma (7-1, 4-1) at No. 11 Oklahoma State (7-1, 4-1) — 4 p.m., FS1: Bedlam! Bedlam! Bedlam!
It feels weird to have this game so early in November, but with the Big 12 title game back in the picture, it makes sense with the possibility of a rematch on the table. Oklahoma has knocked off its in-state rival the last two seasons, both times with the Big 12 title on the line. This year, the rivalry returns to Stillwater with the Cowboys seeking revenge.
These teams have high-powered offenses with Heisman caliber quarters. For OU, Baker Mayfield runs the show. He doesn't have as many recognizable faces to spread the ball to, but he's still playing at an extremely high level. For Oklahoma State, it's Mason Rudolph. He has a true deep threat in James Washington to lead a deep stable of explosive wideouts.
Oklahoma and Oklahoma State are tied with Iowa State and TCU atop the Big 12 standings with 4-1 Big 12 records, so there's a lot at stake in both the conference and in the College Football Playoff picture.
Keep an eye on…
No. 7 Penn State (7-1, 4-1) at No. 24 Michigan State (6-2, 4-1) — Noon, FOX: Penn State, after blowing a two-score lead at Ohio State, is on the outside looking in when it comes to a spot in the College Football Playoff. PSU needs to win out and chaos elsewhere in the top 10 to potentially crack the top four. Meanwhile, Michigan State, coming off a loss to Northwestern, still controls its own destiny in the Big Ten East. The Spartans just have to beat PSU and OSU first. Good luck.
No. 21 Stanford (6-2, 5-1) at No. 25 Washington State (7-2, 4-2) — 3:30 p.m., FOX: This is a big one in the Pac-12 North. With a win, Stanford would be able to clinch the division title at home next Friday against Washington, which hosts Oregon Saturday. But the Cardinal barely squeaked past Oregon State last week, prompting a QB change. Redshirt freshman K.J. Costello will get the start over junior Keller Chryst but may not have Bryce Love for a second straight week. Love, the nation's leading rusher, is nursing an ankle injury. Stanford is going to need a much better offensive showing to keep up with the Cougs.
No. 15 Iowa State (6-2, 4-1) at West Virginia (5-3, 3-2) — 3:30 p.m., ESPN2: Probably the biggest surprise in the country, Iowa State has won four straight and knocked both Oklahoma and TCU from the ranks of the unbeaten. But a trip to Morgantown won't be easy. WVU, led by QB Will Grier, has one of the top offenses in the country. Iowa State's defense has allowed just 20 points combined over the past three games. Can ISU's dream season continue?
Wake Forest (5-3) at No. 3 Notre Dame (7-1) — 3:30 p.m., NBC: Notre Dame, with a trip to Miami next week, can't afford to look past Wake Forest. Notre Dame defensive coordinator Mike Elko is tasked with containing a much-improved Demon Deacons offense, but he's very familiar with Wake. Why? He left Wake to accept the Notre Dame job and has been an excellent hire for the Irish, who have won six in a row.
Channel surf through…
No. 14 Auburn (6-2, 4-1) at Texas A&M (5-3, 3-2) — Noon, ESPN: The Kevin Sumlin hot seat talk ramped back up after A&M was blown out at home by Mississippi State last week. Was it the beginning of another late-season slide for the Aggies? We'll see if A&M can bounce back when Auburn comes to town off a bye week. Auburn is 6-0 coming off a bye under Gus Malzahn.
South Carolina (6-2, 4-2) at No. 1 Georgia (8-0, 5-0) — 3:30 p.m., CBS: Undefeated Georgia has been blowing out opponent after opponent and rightfully earned the No. 1 spot in the first College Football Playoff rankings. But South Carolina shouldn't be overlooked. The Gamecocks have won three in a row and have an improved run defense that will be put to the test against the Bulldogs.
No. 6 Ohio State (7-1, 5-0) at Iowa (5-3, 2-3) — 3:30 p.m., ESPN: Coming off the big win over Penn State, will there be any hangover effect for Ohio State? Kinnick Stadium is traditionally a really tough place to play, but the Buckeyes were spared the dreaded nighttime kickoff. Don't be surprised if Iowa keeps things close, but J.T. Barrett and the OSU offense will likely be way too much to handle.
Texas (4-4, 3-2) at No. 8 TCU (7-1, 4-1) — 7:15 p.m., ESPN: TCU can't afford any slip-ups if it wants to stay in the College Football Playoff race. Texas plays everybody tough (average margin of defeat: 5.25 points) and has a really solid defense. After reverting back to his turnover-plagued play of the past in the loss to Iowa State, Horned Frogs QB Kenny Hill needs to get back on track against the Longhorns.
Upset watch:
Western Kentucky (+10) at Vanderbilt — Noon, ESPNU: Make no mistake, WKU has taken a step back this season, but I think the Hilltoppers can cover the 10 against Vandy. Vandy was supposed to be this defensive juggernaut, but it has lost five in a row to open SEC play, giving up 46.6 points per game in that stretch.
Syracuse (+5.5) at Florida State — 12:20 p.m., ACCN: The idea that Florida State (2-5, 2-4) will finally put it all together and snap out of this funk at some point this season needs to be thrown out the window. Even with all of that talent, FSU is just a bad team. Syracuse (4-4, 2-2), which upset Clemson and nearly did the same to Miami, is coming off a bye.
Maryland at Rutgers (+3) — 3:30 p.m., BTN: This game was originally going to be played at Yankee Stadium in New York City, but the possibility of a World Series game in the Bronx (supposedly) prompted a move back to Piscataway. Maryland (4-4, 2-3) got its offense going last week in a win over Indiana, but I'm not so sure the Terps can do it again, especially on the road against a Rutgers (3-5, 2-3) team that has covered the spread in six of its eight games.
Southern Miss (+6.5) at Tennessee — 7:30 p.m., SECN: Tennessee played hard last week against Kentucky but gave up a late score and lost its fourth straight game. The Vols are really beat up and fans are clamoring for Butch Jones to be fired. Maybe a loss to Southern Miss on homecoming will finally be enough for John Currie to cut Jones loose.
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Gareth Southgate is considering staging a Wembley penalty shoot-out to stop England suffering more World Cup misery.
Southgate is ready to put on penalties after one of the warm-up friendlies next year with England set to host Italy next March.
Three Lions boss Southgate suffered his own nightmare as he missed against Germany in Euro 96 while no team has lost more shoot-outs in World Cups and European Championships than England.
Former England boss Sven Goran Eriksson considered putting on a shoot-out after a friendly but changed his mind and Southgate admits it is something that he is thinking about.
It would be designed to replicate some of the pressure players feel at big tournaments ahead of the World Cup in Russia next summer.
"Well, it's something that we are considering and how we prepare best for penalty shoot-outs," said Southgate.
"Whether that's something on the training ground, whether that's in sessions we do away from the training ground or something we do in some sort of match scenario, we've not finalised things like that yet. But clearly that is an option."
Southgate has also warned that Joe Hart's place as England's No1 is no longer safe after Jordan Pickford's outstanding display against Germany.
Hart will get his place back against Brazil but Southgate says no player is safe as he claims England's young Lions have turned up the pressure with Jack Butland also in the frame despite pulling out with a broken finger.
Southgate added: "Jordan had an excellent game. It was good experience for him. We can wrap him up now, he can go back, we assess him in the next period with his club and it's good that he goes away with a real positive experience.
"Now's an opportunity for Joe to have experience against top opposition as well and we're all aware that there's really good competition for places in that area of the pitch."


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Should You Use an Automated Facebook Poster?
Facebook marketing is all about interacting and connecting with current and potential customers. The challenging thing about using Facebook to promote your business is how much time it takes to engage and update on a regular basis. And we all know how distracting Facebook can me, one message and your off for ten minutes before you realize it, which is fine at home but not at work. Using tools to automate your Facebook marketing may be great for saving time and keeping things running smoothly in the office if it is done effectively.
Remembering proper Facebook etiquette when using autoposters is what can make them effective. Here are some general guidelines to help you save time and still engage customers with autoposters:
Create a Facebook marketing schedule.
The number one secret to most forms of content marketing is to schedule regular days and times to create status updates and stick to them. By scheduling regular updates throughout the week, you ensure your content is being published on a regular basis.
Check in to Facebook and respond.
The danger of autoposters is the ability to post content without ever engaging with your audience. Make sure you check in periodically during the week to answer any questions or comments you have received. It is a good idea to schedule this activity as well. Checking in on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays is effective because these days are at the beginning, middle, and end of the week.
Double check all scheduled updates.
Be sure to double check your updates and make sure they are actually working and being posted. Technology is wonderful, but it does not always work the way we want it to and there is no excuse for not checking occasionally. Note whether or not scheduled updates have been posted on your Facebook wall when checking in to make sure everything is working as you intended.
Which Facebook Autoposters should you use?
You may be wondering which autposters are the best to use for Facebook. Here are few reviews of popular autoposters:
Tweet Deck
Tweet Deck is owned by Twitter and is the ultimate tool for social media users. It has a robust amount of features including the ability to post updates on every major social media site (Facebook, Foursquare, Linkedin, Twitter, and MySpace). You can also view YouTube videos inside of the Tweet Deck platform. This is a very powerful dashboard that is easy to use and simplifies planning and centralizing all of your social media marketing. A common complaint about Tweet Deck is how much its desktop application can slow down your computer. They also have an app for the web, iPhones, and Android devices that make it very easy to use on the go. Users have the ability to drown out all of the social media noise and focus in on a specifics user's updates with its columns feature. Tweet Deck is available at www.TweetDeck.com
If you are someone who is overwhelmed by too much activity or want a more simplistic tool for updating your Facebook Page, consider using Hootsuite. Hootsuite is a web-based application that is perfect for accessing social media accounts on your computer or mobile device. Hootsuite also allows you to manage accounts across multiple platforms and its built-in link shortener with analytics is a great feature for business users. Hootsuite also allows teams to collaborate and update company profiles. This tool may be the most ideal for larger businesses or businesses with an independent social media manager. The ability to select which social media accounts you want to link to and update may be ideal for users who are easily distracted while marketing online. Hootsuite is available at www.HootSuite.com
I personally use Hootsuite, however my setup is slightly different in that I have my blog set up to automatically post a new article each day, as this is published it is automatically shared around my social media network including Facebook with all the appropriate meta tags to ensure it is read correctly by Facebook. The every seven days the last four articles are automatically added to my newsletter and that is sent out automatically. I have a few more things happening especially with Twitter. I also use Hootsuite not to make posts, I use it so that I can login to one place and check all of my social media activity, so that I know what is happening. Contact me is you would like some help.
Networked Blogs
Networked blogs is a wonderful platform for bloggers and blog readers alike. Blogggers can import their blogs into Facebook and blog readers can read their favorite blogs inside of Facebook's platform. Networked Blogs is another tool that allows social media users to centralize their web-based activities. Bloggers can also use a separate profile to promote their blog within the network. Networked blogs is great for people who want a tool that automatically updates their blog posts on Facebook.
It is definitely feasible to make your marketing efforts on Facebook easier with autoposters. Remembering basic Facebook etiquette in addition to using autoposters will help you expand your brand and create a more sustainable social media marketing plan. Research different autoposters to determine which one will be best for your business.


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Traveling Luck for Timberline Ranch Wyoming, United States
The timezone in Timberline Ranch is America/Cambridge_Bay
Morning Sunrise at 07:46 and Evening Sunset at 16:43. It's light
Rough GPS position Latitude. 43.6264°, Longitude. -109.8628°
Morning Sunrise at 07:46 and Evening Sunset at 16:43. It's light
Rough GPS position Latitude. 43.6264°, Longitude. -109.8628°
Weather near Timberline Ranch Last report from Jackson, Jackson Hole Airport, WY 77.1km awayTemperature: -1°C / 30°F
Wind: 0km/h North
Cloud: Sky Clear
Satellite map of Timberline Ranch and it's surroudings...
Geographic features & Photographs around Timberline Ranch in Wyoming, United States
stream a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- West Fork Long Creek (3.1km)
- Middle Fork Long Creek (3.1km)
- North Fork Crooked Creek (3.6km)
- Sheridan Creek (4km)
- East Fork Long Creek (4.2km)
- Long Creek (4.3km)
- Crooked Creek (5.6km)
- Clint Creek (6km)
- Trappers Creek (7.1km)
- Camp Creek (7.4km)
- Green Creek (7.5km)
- Spring Creek (7.6km)
- Fourmile Creek (7.6km)
- Trout Creek (7.6km)
- Sixmile Creek (8km)
- South Fork Warm Spring Creek (8.2km)
- Snowshoe Creek (8.2km)
- Du Noir Creek (8.3km)
- Fivemile Creek (8.3km)
- Lava Creek (9km)
- Bench Creek (11km)
- East Fork Sixmile Creek (11.1km)
- West Fork Sixmile Creek (11.1km)
- Wildcat Creek (11.1km)
- Fish Lake Creek (11.4km)
- Willow Branch (11.6km)
- Kitten Creek (11.6km)
- Enos Creek (11.7km)
Local Feature A Nearby feature worthy of being marked on a map..
- Timberline Ranch (0km)
- Wind River Ranch (4km)
- Johnson Camp (5.1km)
- Cross Cow Camp (5.5km)
- Sheridan Creek Guard Station (5.6km)
- Cross Ranch (6.5km)
- Tie Hack Historical Monument (6.5km)
- Rocker A Ranch (7.2km)
- Triangle C Ranch (7.4km)
- Smith Sawmill (8.1km)
- Glade Ranch (8.1km)
- Cow Camp (8.2km)
- Sheer Ranch (8.7km)
- Lava Creek Ranch (9.2km)
- Highland Meadow Ranch (9.7km)
- Griffith Ranch (9.7km)
- Red Flat Cow Camp (10.2km)
- Pickett Ranch (11.5km)
- Ramshorn Guest Ranch (11.7km)
trail a path, track, or route used by pedestrians, animals, or off-road vehicles.
- Devils Hole Trail (10km)
- Fish Lake Trail (10.3km)
- Sheridan Trail (11.5km)
mountain an elevation standing high above the surrounding area with small summit area, steep slopes and local relief of 300m or more.
- Sand Butte (4.3km)
- Hat Butte (5.4km)
- Warm Spring Mountain (11.3km)
Accommodation around Timberline Ranch
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Togwotee Mountain Lodge 27655 HWY 26/287, Moran
mine(s) a site where mineral ores are extracted from the ground by excavating surface pits and subterranean passages.
- Warm Spring Mountain Mine (10.6km)
- Helt Claims Mine (12.1km)
lake a large inland body of standing water.
- Gap Lake (7.5km)
- Trout Creek Lake (11.2km)
ridge(s) a long narrow elevation with steep sides, and a more or less continuous crest.
- Elk Ridge (2.4km)
cape a land area, more prominent than a point, projecting into the sea and marking a notable change in coastal direction.
- Stoney Point (11.5km)
populated place a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- DuNoir (9.1km)
gap a low place in a ridge, not used for transportation.
- White Pass (11km)
Wikipedia entries close to Timberline Ranch
- Dubois, Wyoming city o city
- Fitzpatrick Wilderness landmark landmark
- Gannett Glacier glacier
- Gannett Peak mountain k mountain
- Two Ocean Pass mountain pas
- Francs Peak mountain k mountain
- Upper Fremont Glacier glacier
- Fremont Peak (Wyoming) mountain k mountain
- Bridger Wilderness landmark landmark
- Crowheart, Wyoming city o city
- Signal Mountain (Wyoming) mountain k mountain
- Bondurant, Wyoming city o city
- Schwabachers Landing city o city
- Jackson Hole Airport airport airport
- Jenny Lake lake landmark
- Wind River Range mountain e mountain


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Neuro Athletic Performance
We are a gym for the athletic brain and we are changing the way we develop athletes.
- Stage Full Product Ready
- Industry Other
- Location Tulsa, OK, USA
- Currency USD
- Founded December 2013
- Employees 1
- Website neuroathleticperformance.com
Company Summary
Neuro Athletic Performance was founded with the purpose of changing the way we develop athletes. Neuro Athletic Performance is a gym for the athletic brain. It is our vision to change the way we are developing athletes by improving their mental strength skills, cognitive skills, and understanding the learning and behavior characteristics at the stage at which they are developing their athletic capabilities. Conservative revenue model reflected.
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A Native Application is a piece of software that "lives" on your phone. Think of it just like software on your computer, like Microsoft Office, for example. You download native applications onto your phone, just like you would Microsoft Office onto your computer. Most of the icons on an iPhone are native applications. Native applications integrate with the phones features and allow the users to use those features such as GPS, camera, voice, etc… and all features will work offline.
Web applications, also known as mobile sites, by contrast, are served to you inside a website. There is nothing to install. The problem is, web applications don't have access to all the phone's features such as GPS, camera, voice, etc... In addition, you must have an Internet or cell signal to use a web application and mobile sites run slower than native applications.
EproMeetingApps are perfect for Associations, CVB's/DMO's, Hotels and Resorts, Convention Centers, Tradeshow Organizers and all Meeting & Event Planners.
EproMeetingApps has been designed by hospitality and marketing professionals with a strong background in meetings and events. Developed by leading mobile software professionals and mobility architects, EpoMeetingApps is the first travel industry cross-platform mobile solution that offers affordable, customized mobile apps and optimized information for on-the-go audiences.
Attendees: Puts the event details right in the palm of their hand before, during, and after the event.
Meeting & Event Organizers: Generate incremental revenue streams while enhancing the overall event experience for attendees.
Exhibitors/Sponsors: Increase visibility and awareness to attendees and tradeshow visitors and buyers for 90 days or longer
Attendees can stay engaged and connected to all your event details including:
EMA delivers the tools you need to quickly plan your activities and get the most out of your meeting. Simple intuitive buttons throughout the App can be clicked to save agenda items and events to favorites and to your calendar. Additionally you can create and manage contacts with a simple "add to contacts" link that is integrated with your mobile device.
EproMeetingApps allow you to monetize your events through a wide variety of sponsorship opportunities, here are just a few:
Yes, EproMeetingApps will provide you with our communication toolkit that will allow you to promote your application quickly and efficiently. The communication toolkit contains draft template messages that an event/show organizer can utilize to announce that the event/show will be offering an app for their event as well as solicit exhibitors and sponsors.
Your EproMeetingApp will be hosted for 90 days. We recommend that you publish and distribute your App a minimum of 2 months before your event start date and keep your app live for a minimum of 1 month after your event. You may also choose to extend hosting to offer additional exposure to your event.
We provide you with the appropriate app spec requirements and you fill in the blanks with your event data, it's that simple!
With EproMeetingApps push alerts, users get instant notification of event specific important messages. Whenever a new alert is issued, the Alerts icon on the home page of the app will change to red to notify users of new alerts. Informational alerts can be added in real-time through the Meeting Control Panel and will be available within the apps Alert page for the entire hosting period of the app.
EproMeetingApp primary features include:
For Google Android, RIM BlackBerry, and Windows Mobile platforms, the end-user gets an e-mail, opens the e-mail on the device, clicks on a link and the app installs right then over the air. iPhone users will find and download the app in the iPhone App Store. Users with any platform that has a web browser can click on the mobile browser link in the email and view the app.
EproMeetingApps support multiple platforms and is the first cross-platform mobile meeting solution that works on ALL mobile devices.
Applications built via EproMeetingApps work across all smartphone operating systems including Apple iPhone, Google Android, RIM BlackBerry, and Windows Mobile devices. The optional Wap option makes EproMeetingApps viewable via a mobile internet browser on any web-enabled mobile phone.
EproMeetingApps has developed a process that makes it simple for organizations to incorporate a custom mobile application for their meetings and events. Providing us your specific meeting content is fast and easy through our app specifications submission form. Our account executives will consult with you every step of the way from the development phase though the end of your event.
Our process is very quick. Once you've provided what you want on your app during the order process we will deliver your App proof to you within 15 business days. The final stage of proof, revisions and launch live are completed within 5 business days and your Blackberry/Android/Windows Mobile App is published live. The iPhone App will be submitted to iTunes and is usually live in iTunes within 2 weeks.
After your app is developed and is live, you are given access to you very own Control Panel where you can manage and change your content whenever you want. You don't need any technical know-how and your app will update automatically.


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Date(s) - Saturday, September 30, 2017
8:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Phi Centre
Where do we come from? Where are we headed? How the heck are we going to get there? In much more specific (and sometimes esoteric) terms, scientists ask these questions every day. This September, Confabulation is teaming up with Broad Science to take on the big questions with Discovery: Stories of creativity, innovation, and breakthroughs of all kinds. Science is for everyone and stories are our means to share.
Broad Science is an initiative focused on telling science stories from the voices and perspectives that often get overlooked and go untold. They are dedicated to making science inclusive, engaging, and intersectional by bringing a critical, social-justice oriented lens to the world of science journalism through podcasting. Broad Science aims to provide a platform that makes science accessible for everyone, empowers marginalized communities, and encourages socially-conscious scientific practice in the next generation of scientists.
Do you have an area of study into which you've delved a little too deep? Come up for air and share your story on our stage. Submit your pitches here.
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On Blackberry Lane and Tulip Path, on Sunset Lane and Squirrel Path, the paradox that is Roland Park becomes splendidly apparent.
These, and the many other pastoral rights of way that lace the shady Baltimore neighborhood, are redolent of the English countryside. Hilly, rustic and now bursting with the spicy fragrance of spring, the paths refer to a simple, idyllic vision of village life. But the mansions and the majestic grounds that border Roland Park's network of paths and service lanes speak as well of an elite lifestyle.
Tomorrow, Baltimore Heritage, a non-profit preservation group, will sponsor a walking tour called "Planning the Picturesque: Roland Park at 100," as part of its Baltimore by Foot walking tour series. Participants can discover for themselves how Roland Park's verdant paths and lanes afford an insider's view of the select universe created by founder Edward Bouton and the Olmsted Brothers landscape design firm.


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Hello everyone, thank you for reading this, and being here to listen to each other.
My husband has had depression for almost his entire life. He grew up in an abusive and neglectful environment, where nobody understood his health issues - he developed OCD, anorexia and depression, and had to figure out underlying digestive issues by himself (we still don't understand it, and he's still sticking to the extremely restricted FODMAP diet). He also served in the army for three years as a medic, so now has been diagnosed with PTSD in addition to the above, and is unable to work. He has made two suicide attempts, been to see multiple therapists, and tried numerous medications in the US, but was managing his mental health without any of that for a number of years now after bad experiences with medication and institutionalisation.
Now this is where it gets a bit different. I have also suffered from mild depression (I know, we're a cheerful couple) which unfortunately spiralled into an incident where I damaged the skin of my wrist after an argument with him last year. I wasn't sure if it would scar, and he mentioned researching tattoo artists that could cover it for me, so that I could heal through that in some way (in addition to seeking "real" therapy, of course).
So he found a tattoo artist for me, whom he also really liked. I explained that I couldn't afford it, but that I'd try to help him book an appointment when they were released. He misunderstood and thought we were each trying to book an appointment for ourselves, and much like concert tickets, of course one of us missed out. He gave me his appointment, and therefore his choice of tattoo, because he wanted me to have something beautiful to remind me to be kind to myself.
Now, he's really kind and selfless, but there was a LOT of arguing over that whole thing. I knew he wanted it for me more than for himself, because of course the whole reason we even found this artist was because of me and my mistake, but I knew he was sad that he missed out. So when more appointments were released, I was ecstatic when he managed to book one, and he went last month to get it done.
Unfortunately, something that was supposed to be a celebration of beauty and art in spite of all the things he has gone through, is now something that he actively hates. He's a perfectionist, and he can only see the flaws in his tattoo. It's large and on his forearm, and his first ever tattoo. I think it's absolutely beautiful, and really well rendered from the image he chose, but no matter how much I reassure him he doesn't see it. He keeps thinking people are judging him, that it's botched, that he disfigured himself etc.
This sounds fickle, I know. He isn't vain, he isn't careless, he just places a huge amount of importance on who he is and how he presents himself, how others see him, and he feels like this is a huge mistake. He had been doing better before this, and now he's overcome with sadness, anger and guilt. He's worked hard all his life and wanted one thing to come together for him, something for him instead of giving things to everyone else.
I've tried everything to encourage him, and he said there had been a few moments where he felt he could make it work, but the rest of the time he's said things like he wants to cut his arm off, have it removed, and in his worst moments he's planned his death. He thinks about death almost every day, and always has done, but this is acute now.
Is there anybody out there with depression, anxiety, PTSD or OCD tendencies who can better explain to me what would help them in a similar situation? Or someone with body dysmorphic disorder? Or just a tattoo that they regret to this degree?
He won't listen to my suggestions about going to the GP or self-referral for therapy. He feels like it's stupid to do that over a tattoo, but it's my belief that it's his underlying mental health that makes it so difficult for him to cope right now. He keeps telling me that depression doesn't exist and that there's nothing "wrong" with him - effectively that he's right to be sad when there's so much to be sad about in the world. Of course there's nothing wrong with him, but how do I help him understand his emotions constructively?
I'm really struggling to be a good partner and friend in all of this. I can spend hours talking positively and giving him different points of view, listening to his own, all for it to end in tears because I get frustrated when he shuts down. Then there'll be okay moments in the day, then a shadow passes over him, and it all starts again.
Any ideas, advice or thoughts would be really, really appreciated. Anything that I can share with him to remind him that he is who he is, and his body is his own again.
Here's a picture of the tattoo - even if you're not a tattoo person, it might help give context to his personality. It's not a rubbish drunken choice, it's a piece of Mucha's art.
Thank you for reading, and for your thoughts.