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POST: 'Commedia dell'Artichoke' - this guy tries to figure out ways to pay his rent
What's it about?
Basically, the show is about this woman who wants to get rid of pizza theatre.
What'd I experience?
I walked into this show feeling tired and sick. Right as I left my dorm, I was ready to fall to the floor into a deep sleep, and my stomach was turning.
I had a show to attend.
I made it five minutes before the show started. I got myself situated quickly. I sat in the middle of the row. I had no idea what to expect.
Looking around people had plates in their hand.
Of pizza.
I wanted pizza. Who wouldn't want pizza?
It turns out you get a free slice with your ticket.
I devoured my slice, waiting for the show to start, I had not eaten before.
Okay, to be perfectly honest, I was really confused for some of it. The kind of confused where you have a general idea of everything that's happening, but if someone asked you to explain in detail you'd have to give an exasperated shrug.
She wanted to raise the rent for the pizza owner. To how much you ask?
Now I write this in all caps because that is how I feel like they said it. This one sentence, whenever it was said, was said in caps and with dramatic background music.
The show's kind of a musical. And they all wear these very interesting half mask things. And it's also kind of a comedy.
So the whole show is about how this guy tries to figure out ways to pay his rent.
Except he never really figures anything out.
That is kind of why I was very confused. It's almost like there was no point to the show, but then again so many interesting things happened that had nothing to do with anything.
So. Here's one of the scenes that kind of threw me off.
In the beginning, when we first meet the lady in charge, who is wearing all white with gold chains and a matching bright red mask and long blazer, she is telling another man to go deliver the news about raising the rent ONE DOLLAR MORE THAN HE CAN AFFORD.
I would just like to take a moment and really appreciate this character. From what she was wearing to how she sang coming in and out of the stage. She sang a variation of "Hello"
It had something to do with spilled Jello making a mess.
It was so pointless.
But also so lighthearted.
OKAY. So here is the part that threw me off:
The guy who she instructs to relay this message to, nods. And then she tells him to stand still and sticks her long red nose into his mouth.
They make odd sex noises.
I remember in this moment being so thoroughly confused.
And this same person who she instructs goes and tells the pizza owner. And then this news-deliverer sticks his beak into the pizza owners mouth. The difference is he tries to be as good as red-nosed lady but it looks like he's only pleasing himself.
The pizza owner seemed to be pretty violated after and asked him to leave.
I was still confused. Are they having sex? Did they just have sex?
What was up with this?
Later on these random plumbers come out and talk about measuring the stage. And one of them mentions, "that lady with the dick on her face"
So then I put my curiosity to rest and accepted that it was probably sex.
Or. That's what I chose to believe.
What I kind of loved about this show is that you could be aloof as you watched it.
Very little of what they did or said was really relevant to the show.
It was kind of really nice, after studying for classes day in and out, to sit down and just turn your brain off for a little bit.
I felt rejuvenated after the show.
I didn't get all the jokes.
But I got enough of them.
This show just made me feel lighthearted and happy.
It reminded me that I need to stop taking things so seriously.
When you think about it, the show was about someone losing their business.
Which is not a light topic at all.
But, it was a comedy, so it made everything into a joke.
Sometimes things are easier when you don't let them matter as much.


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Phoenix AZ (602AZ Magazine –
It's October, so there's no better time to hold a Soul Music Serenade fest. The 1st Soul Music celebration has come to Phoenix Arizona. It was held on the property of the Steele Indian Park on Central just North of Indian School.
It was one days of "Real Soul Music" East coast Style, food and great people, and they plan on coming back next year.
They're putting the festival in October. Aubrey Morris, William Doc Jones managing member of the Soul Fest Host Committee, of Soulfest, says the park was available and perfect.
"So we decided we needed to do something for the community and the lover of Real Soul Music instead of just letting October leave out without us taking advantage of this great weather. Next year we run the Soul Fest during the first week in November after the annual State Fair," Morris, and have less local artists so we can allow the national acts more stage time.
So they gathered a few people who could do some Soul cooking and offered three Grammy award winning Artist for those who wanted some Real Soul Music. So we called on Willie Clayton, the Floaters, and Fel Davis from Public Announcement, got the best local acts in AZ and it was "Game On" said Doc Jones and Aubrey Morris.
The 1st AZ Soul Music Serenade Festival was a huge success Featuring the World Famous

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Below, you will find an unedited excerpt from my new book about building Internet-based businesses, Online Business from Scratch. To receive updates about the book, visit www.fromscratchbook.com.
Launching an online business requires an incredible amount of work over a long period of time and there's never quite enough time to get everything done that you want to, so you have to be strategic about the projects that you want to tackle and when you want to tackle them. You should focus on the projects and tasks that will generate the most value for the least amount of work. When you're first getting started with your online business, creating and trying to sell digital products is not a good use of your time. Trying to launch a digital product before you have an audience would be tantamount to trying to open a Wal-Mart on a deserted island. You might build the best product in the world, but it won't matter unless you have an audience that is ready and willing to buy something from you.
Let's say that you want to create a $39.00 training guide that you can sell to your audience. For that price point, you might reasonably expect 0.5%-2% of your email subscribers to purchase the product. If you have an email list of 1,000 subscribers, you can expect to generate between 5 and 20 sales. On the other hand, if you have 25,000 subscribers and promote the same guide to your email list and receive similar conversion rates, you would sell between 125 copies and 500 copies of that same guide. At 1,000 subscribers, putting the effort into creating this guide probably isn't worth it because of the time required to write, edit, format and market the guide because you are only going to make a few hundred dollars if your training guide sells well. At 25,000 subscribers, it's almost certainly worth it to create the guide because you could make nearly $20,000.00 in sales if it converts well.
In most cases, I wouldn't recommend launching digital products until you have about 10,000 subscribers. If you're not there yet, just focus on creating great content and marketing that content so that you can continue to grow your audience until you reach that point. When you hit 10,000 subscribers, the revenue you can generate from creating and selling products will justify the amount of time it takes to create, launch and market digital products. This isn't a hard and fast rule, but I wouldn't try to create a unique digital product and try to launch it to a list of much less than 10,000 people simply because it wouldn't be worth the effort to do so.
In 2014, I purchased an equity stake USGolfTV, a company that produces training content and digital products for the golf industry. The other owners were interested in launching a membership site, but at the time they had less than 5,000 subscribers. I knew they would likely only sell a handful of memberships at that current list size, so I told them to focus on growing their list for a year and helped them implement strategies that would attract more opt-ins. About a year later, they had grown their email list to more than 50,000 subscribers and successfully launched a one-off video course called Tour Draw (www.yourtourdraw.com) in the interim. By that point, it had become worth it to explore creating a membership site. We put about 6 months of work in creating content and launching a membership site called My Virtual Golf Coach (www.myvirtualgolfcoach.com) and immediately garnered a large number of sign-ups because we had a sizable email list and created a product that met our audience's needs.


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New 'Kite' Used To Harvest Wind Energy
Architect Laurie Chetwood believes that kites will play a key roll in future "green" energy generation. Chetwood's brainchild, the Wind Dam, is scheduled to go up over Lake Lagoda (Russia) in the coming months. He is convinced the concept will be a hit, stating it's "highly effective at capturing the wind because it replicates the work of a dam and doesn't let the wind escape in the way it does using traditional propellers." Basically the Wind Dam is a "75-meter kite with multiple tethers used to funnel wind into a turbine, creating juice." Sounded good until then didn't it? I'm all about green technology, but I think this guy has got his head in the wrong place. Juice? Juice is easy to make -- you just squeeze some damn fruit. We need electricity damnit.


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No. 1 Ballard boys wear out No. 9 Scott County in 79-70 win
GEORGETOWN — No. 1 Ballard got just what it was looking for in its season opener against No. 9 Scott County on Tuesday night.
Bruins Coach Chris Renner said Scott County's "exceptional effort" caused his team to look "unorganized, disoriented and out of sync," and it trailed the Cardinals 54-53 after three quarters.
But Ballard took over from there. It opened the fourth quarter with a 12-0 run that spurred it to a 79-70 victory.
"Our goal is to wear people out with our depth and defense," Renner said. "That 32 minutes of pressure gave them trouble and allowed us to have that one run that was the difference in the game."
Ballard's Quentin Snider, Kelan Martin and Lavonne Holland, who averaged 46 points among them last season, played like veterans and combined for 53 points.
Snider, a 6-foot-1 junior guard who has committed to Louisville, had 18 points, five rebounds and five steals.
Martin, a 6-6, 245-pound swingman and a tough matchup for Scott County, also had 18 points.
Holland, a 6-0 senior guard, had 17 points and five rebounds.
"I look for them to score between 45 and 60 points a night for us," Renner said. "They've could've done a better job tonight in the first half with shot selection."
Scott County, which returns its backcourt of Quin Richardson and Trent Gilbert from last year's state runner-up team, gave the Bruins fits for three quarters.
The Cards got a lift from a lot of people in the first half — 10 players scored — and Ballard led by just 32-30.
Richardson ended the third quarter by hitting a three-pointer to give Scott County a 54-53 lead.
Ballard took its cue at that point.
"We turned it up on them," Snider said. "We all came together with a run."
The Bruins' 12-0 flurry included a three-point play by Holland, a pull-up jumper in the lane by Snider, and a dunk by Jalen Perry.
Scott County never got closer than eight the rest of the way.
Cards Coach Billy Hicks thought fatigue caught up with his team, especially with Richardson, who ran the point and had to handle the ball most of the night.
"Quin got so tired," Hicks said. "We ran out of timeouts and weren't able to rest him. That's when we made some careless turnovers, and that was the ball game."
Richardson finished with 23 points. Gilbert had a rough shooting night — 1-for-8 on his specialty threes — and wound up with 11 points.
Jalen Haddix contributed 10 points off the bench.
Jordan Tribble, a 6-9 transfer from Florida, had seven points and seven rebounds in a promising debut.
"He's come as far in a couple months as any player I've ever coached," Hicks said. "He wants to get better, and he has the talent to get better."
But on this night, Ballard's talent trumped the Cards.
"You can see why they're No. 1," Hicks said. "They keep coming at your with so much athleticism, and they're so well coached. That's a tough combination."
This was the eighth year in a row these traditional powers have met in the first week of the season. Ballard has now won four in a row.
BALLARD (1-0) — Snider 18, Martin 18, Holland 17, Perry 13, Caggins 8, Byrd 5.
SCOTT COUNTY (0-1) — Richardson 23, Gilbert 11, Haddix 10, Page 2, Portwood 3, Martini 5, Short 4, Murray 2, Tribble 7, Crank 2.
Ballard 17 15 21 26—79
Scott County 15 15 24 16—70


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Andrew J. Ray is an Assistant Professor of Aquaculture Production and leads the Aquaculture Production Sciences (APS) Group in the School of Aquaculture at Kentucky State University.
His research focuses on the development of sustainable and profitable recirculating aquaculture systems and practices, mostly working with marine shrimp. Research and teaching topics include system design and management, filtration techniques, water quality dynamics, microbial ecology, artificial salt formulations, brackish-water aquaponics, product quality, sustainable feeds, denitrification, waste remediation, and using aquaculture to teach STEM principles in K-12 education.


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Four of the Top Five Iron Dog Race Finishers on Ski-Doo
Ski-Doo, Team CC and local Alaska dealers have put together many winning teams in this year's Iron Dog race. Ski-Doo took 1st, 2nd, 4th and 5th places as well as a total of six of the top ten positions.
"I can't think of a better event and testing grounds than the Iron Dog race to demonstrate the quality of a snowmobile. I am impartial with regard to manufacturers, but it's hard to deny that Ski-Doo must be doing something right. All you have to do is look at the 2013 results.", said Iron Dog executive director Kevin Kastner. "Everyone enjoys a competitive field in the Iron Dog and it's my hope that all the manufacturers will participate in the 2014 race, bringing their latest technology, best riders and strong support for the event."
Winning the Iron Dog takes a combination of great support, race proven equipment and solid products like XPS Lubricants. It's probably just a coincidence, but the last two Iron Dog races were powered by XPS and won by Ski-Doo. This year marks Ski-Doo's second in a row and third championship finish in the 30-year history of the Iron Dog race.
Tyler Aklestad, three time Arctic Man champion and second place winner in the 2013 Iron Dog said, "The best part about XPS oil is that I never have to worry about it. Between Ski-Doo and XPS there are virtually zero engine maintenance issues, and that leaves more time to focus on racing."
In addition to the great results for Ski-Doo, a partnership of local dealers, Team CC, Compeaus and Wilderness Ski-Doo showed great support for the first National Guard team in history to complete the Iron Dog race. It's truly an accomplishment to simply complete this race. The Alaska National Guard riders, Vince Salzbrun and Michael Williams were among the 51% of those to finish the 2013 Pro Class race.
Korey Cronquist, VP and General Manager at Team CC said, "We have assembled the most competitive race team ever. We started with the best product (Ski-Doo MXZ 600 E-Tec) which made our efforts much easier thanks to the designers and engineers at Ski-Doo, and with teamwork from the race department at Ski-Doo and Team CC, together we tuned to get the most out of the sleds followed aboby the staff at Team CC before during and after the race, and the friends, family, and enthusiasts helping the teams prepare for the race, the pilots supporting the teams on the trail, the sponsors and lastly the racers for making it happen."


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Panaji: Goa beaches will soon have CCTV cameras installed on shacks to keep an eye on the shoreline activities. State Tourism minister Dilip Parulekar yesterday held a meeting with the MLAs from the coastal belt and beach shack operators to discuss the new three-year 'shack policy', which will be in place from this tourist season (October-2016).
"Installation of CCTV cameras on shacks will be mandatory for shack operators from this season onwards. The step is taken to ensure that there is a complete check on the happenings on the beaches," Parulekar said.
He said the government is prepared to ensure proper disposal of garbage, install toilets and CCTV surveillance of beach stretches for the upcoming season.
Shack operators urged the government to check and take action against those violating terms and conditions of the shack policy, especially with regards to sub-letting of shacks after the allotment process, he said.
"It was agreed that a special committee will be constituted comprising government officials and shack operators and strict action be taken against violators," the minister added.
Modalities of having a single window system for the shack operators were also discussed in the meeting. The tourism department is in the process of formulating Shack Policy 2016-19, a three-year regulatory framework.
Parulekar said that the views and suggestions of stakeholders would be considered of paramount importance while deciding the policy.


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I think everyone deserves to spend Christmas with an almost-3-year-old who 'gets' it for the first time ever. It was magic. Rowen got a train table, which was assembled (by her daddy and grandpa) and waiting for her as she walked down the stairs. The look on her sweet face was completely unforgettable, and she has barely stopped playing with it for 2 straight days. Ahh. Now THAT is Christmas. :)
In fact, it's obvious from the photo that I was having at least as much fun as she was. Dorky mama. :P But it was awesome fun.
We had a great time through the weekend, baking cookies, making good food, playing with the kids, taking walks in between rainstorms, playing pinochle at night when the kids went to bed. I have awesome in-laws, and I feel pretty blessed and lucky for it. :)
I hope everyone had a great holiday, spent surrounded by family, friends, food, laughter, and love. Jared's off this week, so the party continues. :)


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By Kath Walters
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Levels vs Somebody I Used To Know .. Pure cheese that will make smiles on dials.
You may have heard this little banger being played by the likes of Diplo, or any other remakes that other producers may have copied...
However given away Anna Lunoe's CHRISTMAS GIVEAWAY we can now all have it... There are many other fun chunes on there as well.. go get dem.
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This post is a big dump of info concerning Zurvár Arèáná and the Zurvár people. Feel free to read it, but it's in pretty raw form. I shall gradually clean it up… ——————————— The Zurvár prefer to live on tropical (…)
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Oliver Stone's The Doors was a pretty good movie, except that some moron edited in about 40 minutes worth of incomprehensible gibberish at random intervals.
Musical Tuesdays: Paranoia
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Music can make you feel happy. Music can make you feel sad. Sometimes it can make you feel both. And on occasion it can make you feel like the walls are closing in. Many years ago I was at a (…)
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Just Another Day at the Office
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You know you're having a rough day when the only way to stay awake is to boot up the Fadades.
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Musical Monday – Final Thoughts of Latvia
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This offseason, the Devils allowed Beau Bennett to walk in free agency and bought out the contract of forward Mike Cammalleri.
Bennett, a UFA, signed a one-year deal worth $650,000 with the Blues after leaving New Jersey. The Devils never really made a serious offer to Bennett, who notched 19 points in 65 games.


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If you're looking for a Malaysian bride then you might find her here!
Scroll down for some photos of the Malaysian female members we have at Asian Love Connections.
Malaysia is one of the most ethnically diverse countries in Asia. Consequently, you'll find Malaysian women come in all shapes and sizes, skin tones and general appearances.
It's also a good place to find a Muslim bride from Asia.
There is a large Chinese ethnic group in Malaysia. Chinese-Malaysians are probably the most desirable brides as far as Western men are concerned. Chinese-Malaysians tend to be fairly well educated and a good match for Western single professional males.
As to Malaysia itself, well Malaysia is slightly easier to visit than the People's Republic itself. The capital, Kuala Lumpur has excellent connections from a wide range of other international airport hubs.
Don't just confine yourself to Kuala Lumpur though. Malaysia has a wide variety of exotic coastal destinations, such as Pengang. It's also worth exploring further down the country to the border with the wealthy city state of Singapore.
Remember as well that Malaysia is split into two distinct geographical regions. Kuala Lumpur is situated in Peninsular Malaysia - the long narrow landmass with Thailand and the top, and Singapore at the tip.
Malaysian Borneo shares that vast tropical island with Indonesia and Brunei.
A warning here - Malaysia is one of the major places from where online dating scams and scammers originate.
Many of the scammers aren't actually Malays, but are of West African origin.
The Malaysian scammers usually pose as men in order to scam women. But you should also be wary of Malaysian female members on this dating site, and any other dating site.
On Asian Love Connections we have a Report a Member feature, so that you can warn us of any members you're worried about. We do also manually review all new members in order to stop many scammers from registering on the site.
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From toiletries to coats, see what Chicago's youth shelters desperately need to stock up for winter. Each item in Out in the Open Outfitters symbolizes what your donation could mean to a kid on the street.
$10 provides a pack of socks/underwear
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Student Book Reviews
from Sandra Kugisaki-Ongie & her Central Middle School Students
What is it?
Sandra's students made these book reviews using PowerPoint and then she posted them on her Glogster for education account. Glogster gives an embed code that enables you to embed the page on a wiki or website.
How you can use it: Share this idea with teachers as a great electronic book review as an assessment tool. At Sandra's school, they also played the reviews over the closed circuit or during the morning bulletin. Students like to hear recommendations from their peers!
Aliamanu Elementary's Reading Wiki
Patty has done it again! She created a reading wiki, featuring many Web 2.0 tools, to excite her students about reading. If you want to know more about her wiki, you may contact her!
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Kyle Megna and Ross are two strong song writers that play in the same band Kyle Megna and The Monsoons! Their "dark-indie-blues-folk-rock feel" is a magnetic force that's ever-charged with surges of creativity and artistic experimentation. Fused with a healthy dose of spontaneity and humor, Kyle and Ross channel "can't-get-enough energy" that's good for the soul.
Complimentary wine tasting throughout the day. Select your favorite wine, have a glass, or two and enjoy the music.
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text: Club Fitness Team Members Brought Fun and Fitness To a Hazelwood, MO Elementary School Last Week for the Celebration of Boys & Girls Club of America Week! Boys & Girls Clubs across the nation have celebrated Boys & Girls Club Week for over 75 years! This week of celebration serves to recognize the invaluable service Boys & Girls Clubs bring to our communities. This year, to help celebrate one of the local St. Louis area clubs, Club Fitness team members Vanessa, Kimyetta, and Diane went to Grannemann elementary in Hazelwood, Missouri. The Club Fitness led a fun and engaging aerobics class that had all the students, teachers, and parents working up a sweat. Aside from giving the kids a great workout, the Club Fitness team also talked about the importance of both diet and exercise. Opportunities to participate in events like this embody what Club Fitness is all about – inspiring growth, teaching the importance of a healthy lifestyle, and bringing fitness to every BODY! A big thank you to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater St. Louis for inviting us! And an ever bigger thank you to Vanessa, Kimyetta, and Diane for your work to make this happen!


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Fireplace Restoration
This is a fireplace restoration at The Marquette at Conway Meadows. Thirty years of wear and tear required many hours of preparation before the finish coats could be applied.
At Ladue Painting, we sand down the entire mantel and fill all imperfections we can find. Sand off any fill material. Look for holes or imperfectons again, filling and sanding again. We then caulk the joints before applying a primer by spray. The primer is given a sand, followed by two coats of an enamal cabinet coat applied by a Graco Pro Shot Fine Finish.


text: Ron & Dave's Tattoo and Habitual Mom have teamed up this October 2018 to collect new or gently use baby gear + new diapers (open packs accepted!) for families in need within the lower NY and NJ areas! All items will be distributed to the MomsHelpingMomsFoundation.org, a charity devoted to helping low-income families with young children….


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2014 Oct-Nov
Avenal Oct '14 Race RecapThe 2014 Avenal Fall Nationals at Avenal Sand Drags in Avenal, CA was highly anticipated as the biggest west coast race of the Fall and it certainly did not disappoint. A nice turnout of racers from up and down the coast converged on the 300' of Dirt/Sand in Central California. Sunny skies and reasonable temps greeted all setting up an awesome weekend of racing from start to finish. Here's a look at all the action from Avenal.
SCSDA 2015 Season AnnouncementThe So Cal Sand Drag Association (SCSDA) recently announced a multi-year deal to hold races at the San Bernardino County Fairgrounds in Victorville, CA. Their first race will be held March 20-22 in 2015 & the flyer is attached below. The full event schedule for SCSDA 2015 looks like this: March 20-22, May 15-17, October 2-4, and November 6-8. Look for more info to be released on their events here on NSDN or at www.SoCalSandDrags.com.
Kingman Nov '14 Event InfoKingman Sand Drags presented by Fast Track Racing & Arizona Route 66 Motorsports Park will be holding their Fall Nationals event on November 15-16 in Kingman, AZ. This will be an action packed Saturday and Sunday of sand drag racing. For more info, contact Ken Larson 928-587-9385 or click "Read More" to view full info on the Event Flyer.
Atoka Fall Fest '14 Race ResultsAtoka Motorsports Park Fall Fest
October 10-11, 2014 Race Results
Atoka, OK
Top Eliminator (2.95 Index)
1st-Courtney Stidham 2.980 (.066 RT)
2nd-Marc Luce 2.957 (.251 RT)
Pro 1 Cars
1st-John Acker
2nd-James Jackson
NSDN Daily Race Coverage - Avenal Oct '14
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The final day of racing at the 2014 Avenal Sand Drags Fall Nationals in Avenal, CA was unpredictable with close racing all day long and some different faces in the Winner's Circle. The Top Alcohol class was a dog fight all weekend long with Gary Mink having the performance edge, including Low ET with a 2.462 in Round One. But it would be Jim Hammond taking home the class win recording a 2.60 while Mink left too soon with a .010 Red Light. The Top Eliminator class came down to a Veteran versus Rookie final round with Carey Mahoney who is no stranger to TE finals against Christian Payne in his first TE final round. This one would go to the Washington racer as Mahoney turned a 2.97 to Christian's solid 3.11 effort. The A/Fuel final round was anti-climatic as Top Qualifier Robert Skidmore was unable to make the call setting the stage for Art Cronin in the Cronin Racing Meltdown Dragster to take the class win with a 2.94 on the single run. The Northwest racers were on fire in the Pro Bracket classes on Sunday. Chris Wells backed up his Saturday Sportsman 1 class win with Sunday's Pro 1 victory defeating the always tough Craig Durning in the final round. The second car out of the Burris stable in victory lane would be Scoty Burris wheeling the team's Dragster to the Pro 2 win over Brian Chapman. The next Northwest racer to score today would be Kevin Tennison on the Palmer Racing entry as he took the Motorcycle Pro 1 victory over Robert Garnas. This was the Palmer team's second win of the weekend as Budy Palmer won the Motorcycle Sportsman 1 class on Saturday. Other winners on the day included April Soares (Pro 3), Craig Wright (Motorcycle Pro 2), Ryan Rodriguez (Junior Dragster), Rori Montgomery (Kids), and Axel May (Youth). *Run Sheets are now posted!!!*


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Solutions for the Frustrated Baker
Here's the scenario. You've been busy this week, but you promised to make "goodies" for your school's fall bake sale tomorrow morning. It's getting late and you've decided to make sugar cookies in the shape of fall leaves and frost them. You figure they will be attractive and all children love sugar cookies.
Checking your recipe, you start mixing the flour, butter and sugar, etc. It looks like you have to sift the flour, beat the butter and eggs separately and add together. OK. This might take a few more minutes of mixing than you thought. Now you are gradually adding the dry ingredients to your liquid ingredients. Fine. That's done. Next the recipe says, "Divide dough in half, wrap in waxed paper and let chill for one hour."
Yikes! You were going to get these done tonight. It's already 8 p.m. and you have to let the dough chill? You don't have time for that. So you think, half of the dough can chill and I'll start with the other half.
You grab your rolling pin and find that one of the handles is loose and about to fall off. OK, you can work with this and you put the dough out on the counter to start rolling. Why is the dough sticking so much to the counter?
Oops! You forgot to flour the counter and rolling pin before starting. After you have scraped the counter and rolling pin you find that the dough is sticking all over your hands, so you gather up what you can and wrap it in waxed paper and throw it in the refrigerator.
Frustation has started. You furiously scrub the sticking dough from the counter and rolling pin and set the timer so you know exactly when one hour of "chill time" is up. You sit down to read the entire recipe before continuing and maybe think up a Plan B.
We are going to leave this frustrated baker at this point. With the additional steps of rolling the dough, cutting the shapes, baking and frosting ahead, it looks like it will be a long night!
Don't you just hate it when you have set aside a limited time in the kitchen to make something special and everything conspires against you? Maybe you think you know the recipe and find that after you start you don't have one of the ingredients available. Or perhaps your favorite mixing bowl was broken last week and you haven't had time to replace it or you left your special cake pan at your mother's over the weekend.
Whatever the problem, whether it is equipment failure, missing ingredients, or just the time to accomplish the task, sometimes our creative efforts in the kitchen just don't turn out.
One of our goals at Kitchen Krafts is to help by providing timesaving, unique equipment or ingredients to make your limited baking time successful! Here are some useful hints towards that goal.
Do you find that your piecrusts or sugar cookies stick to the counter?
Use our silicone baking mat. This mat is coated with silicone on both sides for a better grip on the counter so the sheet won't slide when rolling out dough. You can knead bread dough or roll out cookie dough and nothing sticks. When finished, pick up mat, wipe off, roll up and tuck away until needed again, leaving a clean counter top or kitchen table!
Are you tired of scraping out measuring cups to get the accurate amount for baking?
Our adjustable measuring cup set will solve this problem. That's why they are called "Wonder Cups." Adjust the movable plastic stand to the desired amount and fill cup. As you push up on the stand, the measured ingredients are scraped from the sides of the sleeve and are fully and accurately dispensed. Works for wet and dry ingredients like peanut butter and corn syrup as well as flour and sugar.
Don't have time to mix up that batch of cookies?
You are tucking your 8-year old in bed and have given her that last kiss when she says, "Oh, I have to take 2 dozen cookies to school tomorrow!" Yes, this happens at least once to every parent. Now you are scrambling for a quick solution. Our sugar cookie mix is delicious and makes 3 dozen cookies. Just add water, roll out, cut into seasonal shapes, dust with some sanding sugar, and bake. The cookies are all ready to go the next morning with a minimal amount of time. And even more rewarding to you, they are homemade! You will think you are a magician!
Need to bake lots of cookies fast?
Make more room in your oven with a 3-in-1 Baking Rack. This time-saving baking rack allows you to have 4 sheets of cookies in the oven at once. Saves energy and time!
Your layer cake can have perfectly even layers!
Quit trimming crusty edges, high-rise centers or cracked tops from your cake layers. Simply wrap dampened Bake-Even Cake strips around your pan before baking and every layer will be perfectly level and moist! There are larger strips for up to 16" round cake pans. Your cake will look better than ones purchased at the bakery!
How many spatulas does it take to transfer your piecrust or cake layer?
It is really frustrating to have your layers bake and then one of them falls apart while moving. Sometimes you need 3 hands to safely transfer your cake layer from the cooling rack to the cake board to decorate. Same way with your pizza. How do you get it from the oven to a serving board without breaking in two pieces? We have a cake lifter that you may want to consider using. made of stianless steel, it is 10" in diameter and the beveled edge slips easily under cakes for an easy lift. No worries!
How do you think the baking scenario turned out? Did the cookies get finished that night or was there a stop by the bakery on the way to work the next morning to find the perfect pumpkin cookies?
Let's go back and review what happened to this frustrated baker and the sugar cookies. What would have helped the situation? Planning ahead and doing prep work will add to your success at baking.
- First, read the recipe a few days ahead of schedule. Read the entire recipe. This way you can check on your equipment and supplies and reduce later surprises like "chill the dough." It is best not to use new or "untried" recipes when you are rushing. Fit the recipe to the project and time available. Instead of sugar cookies, maybe brownies would have been a better choice.
- If you want to be creative, find areas that you can reduce the work. For example, instead of mixing up your own cookie dough, purchase a cookie mix where you only have to add water or eggs. Purchase buttercreme icing or a royal icing mix so you know that the frosting will turn out right.
- Keep decorating to a minimum. Know your abilities. If you are not very artistic, adding decorations like candy pumpkins or candy corn is easier than becoming frustrated trying to draw beautiful designs with frosting.
- Find tools that make clean up easier. Because of your busy life, you may not have a lot of time to devote to lots of dirty dishes and clean up. It is not pleasant to wake up to a messy kitchen, after baking the night before.
- Evaluate if the whole idea is feasible. Maybe you need some assistance and can enlist family or friends to help. And sometimes the best solution is to call the bakery and order some beautiful pumpkin-shaped sugar cookies.
Happy baking this season!


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You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown - WICA 2013-14 THEATRE SERIES - Based on the Comic Strip "Peanuts" by Charles M. Schulz Book, Music and Lyrics by Clark Gesner. Directed by Elizabeth Herbert, Musical Direction by Linda McLean, Choreography by Chelsea Randall.
You're a Good Man Charlie Brown tells the story of an average day in the life of the famous comic strip child hero, Charlie Brown. A day made up of little moments from Valentine's Day to the baseball season, from wild optimism to utter despair, all mixed in with the lives of his friends (both human and non-human) and strung together on the string of a single day. Charlie Brown's inner battle will resonate with young and old alike.
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San Diego City Schools Selects IKON Office Solutions
Wednesday, October 08, 2003
Press release from the issuing companyVALLEY FORGE, Pa.--Oct. 7, 2003-- IKON Office Solutions, the world's largest independent distributor of document management products and services, today announced that San Diego City Schools (SDCS) has selected IKON to revamp its document management strategy and increase document efficiency throughout the school district. With implementation of new equipment and services underway, SDCS anticipates annual savings in excess of $500,000. SDCS is the second largest school district in California with more than 140,000 students, 17,000 employees and 200 educational facilities. Relying on a decentralized and non-uniform process for reproducing and managing documents, the school district found itself working with old equipment and outdated techniques as well as over 40 vendors delivering various levels of service. Now, based on a rigorous study and bidding process conducted by the school district, IKON has been selected to modernize and standardize the SDCS' entire document management strategy. "IKON is enabling us to consolidate efforts within a single document management strategy that replaces aging equipment and broken processes with a more efficient, lower cost system," said Dennis Yeatman, executive director of Logistics for SDCS. "With IKON, we are also gaining back nearly 200 hours per month spent in administration of the old system, freeing teachers and staff to focus on our students' education." By employing state-of-the-art digital equipment, networked printing capabilities and web-based document repositories, IKON is able to reduce SDCS' overall document management costs, while also eliminating the need for roughly 12,000 square feet of warehouse space previously taken up by 700 district forms and seldom-used printed materials. IKON is updating SDCS's equipment with new multi-function (print, scan and copy) devices at each school, which will replace costly fax machines and end the district's dependency on a patchwork of desktop printers. Networking multi-function devices will enable teachers and staff to print from their offices and classrooms, and new scanning technology will allow for the electronic distribution of documents and sharing of materials between locations throughout the district. As a result, teachers and staff will be able to more easily share information with their peers and access via the Web a redesigned Printing Services Center. "Our work with San Diego City Schools reflects the tremendous opportunity for public education to reduce long-term costs through effective document management," said Cathy Lewis, Senior Vice President of Marketing for IKON. "IKON is committed to delivering a unique consultative approach and tailored, best-in-class document management services that meet SDCS and other organizations' document efficiency needs." At completion, IKON anticipates that it will have converted all SDCS facilities into modern document management sites, putting in place nearly 800 devices that will handle an estimated 200 to 250 million impressions per year. This effort will include training and ongoing technical support provided by IKON service representatives.
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Light and Dark. Good and Evil. Opposition binds the galaxy together.
The Force is a form of living energy that was first discovered and used by the Jedi Knights. The Jedi have a powerful command
of the Force, which allows them to manipulate gravity fields, sense emotions and impulses, and communicate with beings on
other energy fields, including the dead. In the decades before the war, Jedi were recognized at an early age and
taken to various study planets where they were trained to use the Force correctly. Any species could capture Jedi energy,
provided that their blood is compatable. It was important that potential Jedi be recognized at an early age, for if they
weren't, it was likely that they would discover their powers on their own and use them incorrectly. Jedi who abuse
the powers of the Force, known as Sith, are said to belong to the Dark Side of the Force. Emotions such as fear, anger, and
hate lead Jedi down the path to the Dark Side and it is belived that once a Jedi ventures down that path, they will forever
be guided by evil. When Anakin Skywalker submitted to the Dark Side of the Force, becoming Darth Vader, he and the
Emperor began hunting down the Jedi until all of them were wiped out except for Master Yoda who took refuge on Degoba, and
Obi-Won Kenobi who relocated to Tatoonie, awaiting the time when Luke Skywalker would come of age. As a rule, Jedi
are not supposed to submit to their emotions, especially those that lead to the Dark Side. Jedi are also not encouraged to
love, a quality which makes Luke Skywalker unique, due to his passion for Wizera. Although enemies, Darth Vader hopes
to convert Luke to the Dark Side, exploiting his emotions. Luke, however, believes that there is good in Vader, remanance
from Anakin Skywalker. Jedi training is intense and involved, often taking years at a time. Luke Skywalker, due
to his obligations to the Rebellion, takes his training in shifts, often months apart. Jedi Master Yoda is the only Jedi
left with the knowledge of how to train young Jedi. He hopes that Luke and Leia as well will be able to finish their training
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Astronomy News - Planets and the Sun
Discovery of an extra-solar planet with Earth-like temperature - 20th April 2010
A recent article in Nature has detailed the discovery of a planet over 1500 light years away that may have a surface temperature conducive to supporting life. The planet, designated CoRoT-9b, is believed to be of a similar size to Jupiter and is orbiting its parent star at a distance similar to Mercury. Because the star in this system is much cooler than our sun, the temperature of the planet is thought to be in the range -20C to 160C, despite having a much smaller orbit than Earth; this could mean that liquid water is present on the surface. The planet, which has a year lasting around 95 days, was discovered using what is known as the transit method which works by measuring a slight dip in the amount of light detected from a star as a planet passes infront of it.
CoRoT (COnvection Rotation and planetary Transits) is a satellite dedicated to nding planets in other systems throughout the galaxy, with the ultimate aim being to nd a planet similar to Earth. Over 400 planets beyond our solar system have been discovered to date, although the majority have been of a type known as 'hot Jupiters'. These are planets which are of a similar size to Jupiter but are extremely close to their parent stars, completing orbits within a handful of days. As well as using the transit method, most planets have been detected by other means such as the radial velocity method, where the presence of a planet causes the star to 'wobble'. From this wobble the presence of a planet can be inferred. Another method, which has detected some of the lowest mass planets to date, is gravitational microlensing. This method works by observing the light from a far away star, and any orbiting planets, being bent around another star between that system and Earth.
Another reason that scientists are so excited about CoRoT-9b is that it has a near-circular orbit and is not believed to be tidally locked. Many of the planets discovered so far have highly eccentric orbits causing them to be very hot at certain points in their orbits and very cool at others. Planets that are tidally locked always have the same side facing the star they are orbiting, and therefore there are no days or nights; this is the case with our own moon. Neither of these conditions seem likely to be able to support life, so finding other planets similar to CoRoT-9b is the next step on the road to finding a second Earth.


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the university of buffalo has issued a press release that claims a storage breakthrough. this technique involves a nickel magnetic sensor only a couple of atoms wide. the technique uses spintronics, which measures both the spin and the charge of particles. the leading researcher believes that the technique could eventually achieve terabit per inch densities, allowing 50 dvds to be stored in a credit card-sized device. spintronics has generated increasing interest of late. the challenge now is to introduce actual products based on this technology.
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|questions. (1:38pm est thu jun 27 2002)
this and ibm's "pixie dust" tech might go together pretty well… what ever happened to pixie dust? i havent seen the amazing revolutionary sizes out of platterys reciently… they have just beengrowing at a evolutionary rate… and with ibm's hdd buisness being sold to toshiba will toshiba get the tech or will ibm lisence it out? – by next362″
|pixie dust… like all other revolutions (2:13pm est thu jun 27 2002)
get announced by some very excited resercher or research firm, yet the challenges of bringing such technology to the masses is not grasped by these researchers. this, like the pixie dust will take years to come to fruition, if ever since some other technology may step in. intel, and ibm are doing a great deal of research on plastics as well, which some say may achieve the kind of performance we see in volitile memories. but again, we have to wait.
ps. i thought ibm was selling their hdd buisiness to hitachi! – by sean
|i though buffalo was just good for wings? (2:20pm est thu jun 27 2002)
i'll have mine suicide hot please. – by topher
|maybe i should just give up… (2:44pm est thu jun 27 2002)
the quantum magnetic spin-state effects that change the bulk conductance of a handful of atoms is "just great", but what about the contraside?
magnetic domains can not be produced in a size smaller than the paramagnetic limit of the material holding the energy. try to make 'em any smaller, and the field intensity ("curl") becomes greater than the domains can withstand, so they 'flip', losing their data. granted, "pixiedust" (amorphous cobaltous nickelide) helps focus the domain lines to point normal to the surface instead of axially, but still, the paramagnetic limit can't be broken.
(consider: a magnetic material is by definition susceptable to having its bulk field changed (e.g. to store a 1 or 0), and the minimum critical field-strength to cause that change is well known. as a domain diminishes in size, the field strength of its neighbors will impinge ever deeper into the ferromagnetic material, eventually (when small enough) overcoming reluctance to change, thus flipping the bit. "ya can't have it both ways", so to speak.)
what i'm trying to say is, "sure you can make an cluster-of-atoms detector, but you aint never going to make a cluster-of-atoms magnetic domain (that's reversable)"
also, what's this about 1000x? today, ibm is shipping 1 gb microdrives (in a cf package, for $279 ea – what a deal!) that sport 15e9 bits/in�. they use 60�700 nanometer domains. to get 1000x better'n that, you'd need 2�25 nanometer domains. the best i've ever heard of is 40�70 (which is 90% the way to the paramag limit of the best known ferromagnetic multilayer structure.)
it seems a bit agrandizing to say 1000x, doesn't it?
– by goatguy
|gg basily your (5:11pm est thu jun 27 2002)
saying hhd are goting to hit a wall at about 40×70 nm domains but at that level how huge of a drive are we talking i am to lazy to look up the figuers to do the the math today.
i figure that at that level(40×70) micro drive can be 15x larger but what is the exact surface area of a micro drive? an the surfuce area of a hdd platter. – by nataku
|re: sean, pixie dust (9:17pm est thu jun 27 2002)
actualy, pixie dust has been available for a while on an ibm laptop drive (there's a 60gb that's 9.5mm i think). they were orginaly planning to roll out a whole bunch of laptop drives and then move on to desktop drives, but… well there gone. – by visiting reality
|goatguy's the king! (10:44am est fri jun 28 2002)
great posts, always informative.
id me nice if i actualy understood the material, so i could post some intelligent comment or suggestion.
well back to school i guess.
thanks for all the great info goat.


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Sparkle, confetti + polka dots is what this etsy shop is made of. Pearls & Pastries is continuously being updated with loads of sparkle. & I kid you not, my favorite part was when the Bobbi Pin print arrived & loads of gold + colored confetti poured out on my kitchen table & of course the fun tissue paper -- I was giddy like a little girl eating blue + pink cotton candy at the county fair! ha!
Today the lovely Lauran Gray, the girl behind all the sparkle + confetti is giving one lucky reader the chance to win $15 to her shop. Some of my shop favorites are the gold sequin hangers & new gold striped canvas art.
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- 4 min read
- August 10, 2018
When planning to promote your products to strengthen the sale, you should not limit yourself to the mere discount on the final price, since there are multiple formulas that you can apply in your businesses, especially when it comes to online selling.
These actions to promote your products via Southeast Asian's eCommerce platforms, can help you either create a brand or position your image, to increase the volume of sales. To do so, there is a minimum of eight basic formulas that we will further discuss in this article.
Eight basic techniques to promote your products
Before we read some details about these techniques, we must know that to increase the benefits we will have to analyze the competitive conditions in the online Southeast Asian market and the costs that these formulas will entail. Once we are clear about the monetary input we can start working on these effective techniques to promote your products online.
#1 Vouchers Discount
To promote your products, sending voucher discounts may seem to have the same effect as a direct discount, but the truth is that it calls for consumption. Create an opportunity, raise an exclusivity and give to your customers in a certain period of time. This method is more useful when you want to create an urgency, for example during the Songkran Festival, Waisak or Thaipusam.
#2 Delivery of Samples
Certain products, such as cosmetics or home cleaning products, can be promoted by delivering samples to be enjoyed by the consumer at home. Usually, they accompany advertising, but it may be a good idea to offer them through your online stores so that as a seller you can create a rapport with your potential customers in and around Southeast Asian, and increase sales simultaneously. They can also be delivered before the sale of another related product, in order to trigger future purchases.
#3 Customized Packages
A product can be sold together with another complementary product or another similar product during a promotional period, in order to promote its sale. This way the perceived value of the products is increased and the discount, decreases the customer's expenditure as well. The benefit of these actions to promote your products, derives from positioning new products or low demand, in addition to prolonging the use of a specific product, which can eventually lead to brand loyalty.
#4 Loyalty Programs
Valuing the recurrence of commercial transactions with certain clients, loyalty can be rewarded through exclusive promotions, offering the most interesting products or giving away others of lower demand, which could attract future income. In addition, other benefits and gifts can be created according to the nature of the product.
#5 Contests
You may not be aware of the fact, that Southeast Asians love participating in contests. Creating interesting contests encourages the participation of users to obtain prizes, which can create brand equity if properly oriented. Ultimately this will help you promote your products and increase the sales, by building a curiosity about your brand among your customers.
#6 Tests and Timely Deliveries
Delivering a product has not been rewarding or creates a security situation, increases the possibility of return. Hence we must pay attention to what product we have or what we offer, to avoid such troubles. However, It is also essential to keep good order control and predict all possible scenarios. Make sure you check your inventories on a regular basis so that you never run out of stock.
#7 Moneyback Guarantee
Another more reliable and extended formula is to offer the guarantee of refund, if the product is not convincing to the customer or does not maintain quality standards mentioned in product description. Another formula is to offer a partial discount on the total price before sending a proof of purchase.
#8 Extra Guarantees
An increased the guarantee period also provides a positive image of the brand and increases the buyer's confidence in the product. This benefits both parties, by clearing certain doubts and facilitating sales.
As we see there are many options to create opportunity, confidence, and value for your products in and around Southeast Asian, using promotional tools support commercial work and position the brand. So, they should be seen as opportunities and not as simple measures to stay safe from a stormy weather.
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The Nord Anglia Education basketall tournament takes place in the Slovakian capital Bratislava. A weekend of competition and culture.


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Warner Bros. has released 42 images from New Year's Eve, one for every star in the film. The cast includes Robert De Niro, Ashton Kutcher, Halle Berry, Jessica Biel, Michelle Pfeiffer, Sarah Jessica Parker, Hilary Swank, Zac Efron, Sienna Miller, Lea Michele, Sofia Vergara, Abigail Breslin, Til Schweiger, Seth Meyers, Jon Bon Jovi, Josh Duhamel, and Carla Gugino. Garry Marshall directed the film in an attempt to recreate the box office success of his last ensemble holiday romantic comedy, Valentine's Day. New Year's Eve opens on December 9. Hit the jump to see the images.
Here's the official synopsis:
New Year's Eve celebrates love, hope, forgiveness, second chances and fresh starts, in the intertwining stories told amidst the pulse and promise of New York City on the most dazzling night of the year.


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In the 26th Aethyr, DES, you will confront the limitations of the human mind. The human mind is a manifestation of your spiritual mind in time, space, and form. The misconception of course is that the human mind is in control. You see! In physical reality the spiritual mind takes a seemingly back seat to the ego, because it recognizes the fact that without the ego to protect you from harm, there would be no existence in the physical plane. However beyond the scope of coping with the moment, the ego is very ill-equipped to handle your destiny or your long term goals. It is here in DES that this lesson is presented to you.
The being confronted in DES will be your own ego. If you see an Angel or other being in DES, know it to be an aspect of your own human mind come to present you with the cold truth about who's really in control. Below DES the ego appears to have a supreme control over things, even while you are engaged in various adventures. In DES you find out that without your divine mind, there would be no human mind or self for that matter. Here, the ego is not supreme, nor is it independent. Although worshiped by many, the ego is a creator of circumstantial events rather than a creator of events. Children come into the world without a sense of ego. This very fact gives children their innocence and purity. The sense of ego must be acquired and developed in them as they grow in order to function properly in society.
In DES you learn to strip away much of that ego (the excess) so that more of the divine mind can come through. The divine mind then begins to retake the helm of your life, while your ego looks after your immediate physical safety, as it was meant to be all along. Without your ego properly put in its place, you will not be able to get the benefit of the lessons contained in the Aethyrs above DES, for this reason this Aethyr is an important one. And for this reason proper completion of this Aethyr gives you the magical rank of Practicus.
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Modern Knitting: Lala Berlin
Within a very short time, Leyla Piedayesh has turned knitwear fashions inside out with her Lala Berlin label. Cashmere, baby mohair and silk have not looked this laid-back and luxurious for a long time.
Her sweaters, dresses and scarves do not cling to the body, but gently caress it.
Not so long ago, Leyla Piedayesh was asking at a wool shop how to knit wristbands. That was in 2003, when she had just resigned from her job as an editor at the music station MTV. As a result, she not only had enough time to stroll across the flea market where she spotted the wristbands, but also to knit some herself.
In the beginning was the hand sleeveThen she went on to make hand sleeves in magenta, orange and pink. The first pair were a disaster from the point of view of knitting techniques, but the second pair were already quite passable, and when her friends asked her to make them hand sleeves like that too, she quickly got into the routine. Make it into a business! Her friends were urging her again. Back in the eighties, Leyla Piedayesch, who was born in 1970, made fluffy sweaters in oversize formats using big knitting needles. They were very much in vogue at the time. "But knitting was not my forte back then", she says. "I just managed to make a sleeveless pullover with a boat neckline." Now supermodel Claudia Schiffer and actress Muriel Baumeister wear her creations. In just four years, she has made it into the stars' wardrobes with her label Lala Berlin - Lala is Leyla's nickname.
Leyla Piedayesh is a woman with a warm, dark voice, a dry sense of humour, plenty of self-confidence, little fear of new things and a talent for learning incredibly fast. A native of Tehran who grew up in Wiesbaden and came via Munich to Berlin, she initially studied business administration. That makes fashion design her third career after being a TV editor. She had already acquired an eye for colours and the feeling for wool quality as a teenager. All she needed to do was to learn to knit, and she got specialists in to help her with that.
Everyday luxuryThe world of knitting is relatively small and manageable. Trade fairs for yarns are small in comparison with fabric fairs. You do not need to do any cutting, but instead, size measurement tables are used. And luckily there are still accomplished hand knitters in Berlin who make handcrafted machine knitwear. Leyla Piedayesh designed the garments and the hand knitters made her creations a reality. And success was not long in coming. When she presented her label at the Premium fashion fair in 2004, she gained her first customers, including two large purchasers from Japan.
Today, Lala Berlin is to be found in 60 shops in Europe, Japan, Hong Kong and Korea as well as in the USA. The label employs seven permanent members of staff, and the Lala Berlin label has its own shop in Berlin Mitte, the city's fashion district. When you go in at noon, you already see plenty of customers not just looking, but buying. The garments really are seductive, though. You slip a sweater over your head and it feels like a second skin. The garments are light and warm, top quality, yet extremely casual on account of their subdued colours and large sizes. Lala Berlin is everyday luxury that you do not want to take off again once you have slipped into one of the cashmere, merino, superkid mohair, silk, cotton or linen creations.
"I always try to get top quality yarns", says Leyla Piedayesh. And she likes to experiment with state-of-the-art technology. The designer has already worked with bamboo yarns, and in her current collection she uses a soybean-cashmere blend. And of course, hers is a modern interpretation of knitting. You will definitely not find such old hats as plait, jacquard or Norwegian patterns on a Lala Berlin sweater.
Knitwear for all seasonsInstead, her hooded jackets, capes, dresses, shirts and sweaters are always accompanied by a line of accessories, particularly scarves and hats prominently featuring a printed motif. In the summer, the motif was skulls, and in the current autumn and winter collection, the main theme is the Orient, with carpet patterns and peacock feathers. And next spring and summer there will be a bold chain pattern, contrasting with delicate motifs such as birds and feathers. The designer is having these printed on fabric as gauzy as handkerchiefs.
The prints will also be on silk or cotton fabric dresses, shirts and blouses at Leyla Piedayesh next spring and summer, an additional element alongside the knitwear collection. However, that does not mean that knitwear is uninteresting for the warmer months: "When it gets cool on summer evenings, gossamery cashmere or silk knitwear is perfect. It is gentle, permeable to air and provides the warmth you need." What Lala Berlin makes out of wool is not oversized hot-water bottles, but gossamery luxury.
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texaspecial88 wrote:Sibley, that may be a YP. You do have a 171... LOCI?
My stats are actually 3.34, 170. I got paranoid with all the talk about adcomms (for some ridiculous reason) staking out the forums. But my gpa's a little low so maybe they're YPing on both ends...too high on one too low on the other?
If I do LOCI they won't even consider me for scholarships, will they?
Plus, like their 'application received' email, they say not to call or email about the waitlist. Is LOCI exempt from that?


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NEW YORK (Reuters) - "The Book of Mormon," a satirical show about Mormons from the creators of the TV series "South Park," looks set to sweep the Tony Awards Sunday, aiming to be the most acclaimed show since "The Producers" with 14 nominations.
The Tony Awards, which honors Broadway's best musicals and plays and can help propel winning shows to commercial success, will be handed out at New York's Beacon Theatre in a live televised event hosted again by actor Neil Patrick Harris, the Emmy-winning star of TV comedy "How I Met Your Mother."
This year is expected to feature less Hollywood winners than last year, although nominees include Frances McDormand who adopted a thick Boston accent for the best play nominee, "Good People" and Al Pacino for his turn as Shylock in "The Merchant of Venice," nominated for best play revival along with favorite "The Normal Heart."
"The Book of Mormon," go into Sunday's awards with the highest number of nominations, followed by "The Scottsboro Boys" with 12. The short-lived musical is on a 1930s case in which nine black men were unjustly accused of attacking two white women on a train in Alabama.
Two musical revivals follow. "Anything Goes" has nine nominations, led by best actress nominee Sutton Foster, and "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" had eight, though its star Daniel Radcliffe, of "Harry Potter" fame, missed out on an acting nomination.
"The Merchant of Venice" is up for seven awards, while the play "War Horse," by Nick Stafford is tipped to win best play.
But it is "The Book of Mormon," by "South Park" creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker, which is expected to win in several categories and aims to beat the record of the Mel Brooks musical comedy, "The Producers," which won 12 Tony Awards after it opened in 2001.
The show has been a smash hit, winning critical acclaim and sold-out houses with the story of Mormon missionaries in Africa, successfully skirting initial worries about racial and religious insensitivity.
Stone told Reuters in an interview when the show opened in March that he didn't want to be "presumptuous" in even thinking about any Tony awards and was more relieved that audiences understood the humor.
"People do seem to be getting the show," Stone said. "For us it's a deeper satisfaction that we have been working on this for seven years. To sit in the theater and put this kind of material in front of people and for them to essentially get it, is a really satisfying feeling."
Josh Gad, who is one of two favorites to win best actor in a musical along with Norbert Leo Burtz in "Catch Me If You Can," told Reuters he thought the show was successful because it straddles the line between poking fun at Mormons and entertaining audiences with catchy numbers and heart-warming undertones.
"You can get away with the vulgarity and some of the eyebrow raising numbers only if you have a large amount of heart, and they came with plenty to spare," Gad said of Stone and Parker. "At its core there is something very sweet and very genuine about this tale."
The show has also done well at the box office, pulling in more than $1.1 million for the week ending June 5, making it the third highest grossing Broadway show after long-running favorites "Wicked" and "The Lion King."
"I don't think anyone, especially myself, was prepared for just how much of an incredible response the show was going to receive," Gad said this week. "It's blown all of us away."
On his own nomination, he called it "the coolest experience of my life...Just because it's something I dreamed of as a kid."
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OH WOW. I just found a goldmine of a resource, moms and dads. It's ActivityTree.com. I just searched for activities in my area, and my little town and surrounding area showed up 12 current activities for kids!
ActivityTree is a resource for parents. When you search by zip code, you will see results for kid's lessons, classes and camps, anything that kids can do– from camp to piano lessons to tutoring to children's theatre to soccer teams to classes and even chess clubs! I was wowed by the sheer amount of stuff for kids to do in my area. You know how kids are always lamenting "there's nothing to do around here"? Well, show them ActivityTree. They will change their attitudes very quickly.
The website has maps, location directories, contact information, website links, descriptions of the activities and more. It's a great resource! Additionally, you parents can get the kids active with the Get Kids Active! Facebook Campaign. Fans can share ideas and results and take polls and all sorts of Facebook-y type stuff.
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It's free to use ActivityTree.com. And you have nothing to lose! It's a great resource, bookmark this one.


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Special issue of JINS sheds light on motor cognition
A new special issue of the Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society (JINS) focuses on new research in motor cognition - a field broadly concerned with understanding action representations and associated higher mental processes.
The range of studies within the special issue covers topics including pre-clinical diagnostics of neurodegenerative conditions, the cognitive processes behind transitive gestures, and the neurobehavioral mechanisms of limb apraxia.
Although a great deal of human motor function is instinctive, throughout the course of a life a large amount of motor information must be learned, remembered and flexibly adapted to interact with the ever-changing conditions of our environment. How this information is assembled, stored, (re)activated, and executed has been been subject to fascinating research studies. Over the last decade in particular there has been a steady rise in scholarly interest in the neurobehavioral correlates of motor cognition, which this issue of JINS highlights.
Two studies in this issue demonstrate the sensitivity of cognitive-motor measures for premanifest detection of Parkinson's disease and Huntington's disease - two well-known neurodegenerative disorders of the basal ganglia that are characterized by dramatic motor disturbances. In the first, García and colleagues explore whether language deficits are a precursor of Parkinson's disease (PD), and found that parkin or dardarin mutations may be a risk factor for clinical PD.
In the second, Misiura and colleagues aim to identify the relationships between preclinical phenotype variables in prodromal Huntington's disease. Their results showed that smaller caudate and putamen volumes were related to representing motor symptoms, cognitive control and verbal learning, indicating that cognitive control is sensitive to basal ganglia changes that remain uncaptured by examining only motor scores.
A paper by Przybylski and Króliczak investigated whether the praxis representation network of the left hemisphere supports the planning of tool grasping - otherwise known as transitive gestures - which is an important part of action repertoires. Using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), they found no difference of hand-effector on the activated network, planning functional grasps (tools) showed a significantly more asymmetrical activation of the left hemisphere praxis representation network than did planning of non-functional grasps (non-tools).
Three other papers focus on the neurobehavioral mechanisms of limb apraxia, looking at clinical diagnostic methods and other assessment strategies, such as imitation or actual tool use, while two look at pantomime and its complex relationship with imitation and actual use.
These studies contribute significant growth in the field of motor cognition, in scope of diagnostics, management and recognition.
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Study Finds Meditation Effective for Low Back Pain/
By Pat Anson, Editor
A form of meditation called mindfulness-based-stress-reduction is more effective in treating chronic low back pain than the "usual care" provided to patients, according to a new study published in JAMA. The study also found that cognitive behavioral therapy also lessened pain and improved function better than standard treatments for patients with low back pain.
Mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) is a mind-body approach that focuses on increasing awareness and acceptance of moment-to-moment experiences, including physical discomfort and difficult emotions. Although MBSR is becoming more popular, few studies have been done on its effectiveness in treating low back pain.
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is a form of psychotherapy, in which a therapist works with a patient to reduce unhelpful thinking and behavior.
Researchers in Washington state enrolled 342 people in the study with chronic low back pain and divided them into three groups that received yoga, training and treatment with MSBR, CBT or usual care.
After 26 weeks, 61% of the patients in the MSBR group reported clinically meaningful improvement in function, compared to 58% in the CBT group and 44% of those who received usual care. Similar results were also found in pain relief.
Participants in the MSBR and CBT groups also reported less depression and anxiety than the usual care group.
The researchers said the results were "remarkable" because nearly half of the patients enrolled in the MSBR and CBT groups skipped several of the group sessions they were assigned to.
"In a time when opioid prescribing is on the decline I would think this would be exciting and welcome news for those of us who suffer severe, chronic pain," said Fred Kaeser, who battled severe back pain for many years, and eventually found relief through a combination of meditation, exercise and changes in diet.
"Very encouraging to think that we are getting very close to being able to say that MBSR and CBT are empirically valid, pain-reducing, complimentary therapies to whatever medical care one might usually receive for the mitigation of pain. The thought that one might also be able to reduce one's intake of pain medications and possibly other intrusive pain interventions by engaging in a therapy that is extremely safe with no side-effects is exceptionally encouraging," Kaiser wrote in an email to Pain News Network.
"Hopefully, people who have previously dismissed the idea of mindfulness meditation or CBT as a valid pain reducing strategy will re-think their position and give these, as well as other promising complimentary pain reducing modalities, a try."
Recent studies by researchers at Wake Forest University found that mindfulness meditation appears to activate parts of the brain associated with pain control.
Lower back pain is the world's leading cause of disability. About 80 percent of adults experience low back pain at some point in their lives.


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After touring all over Europe, America, UK, and Ireland he decided to come back home to found 'Uplift Performing Arts' in 2009. By using the tools of the arts, Ryan strives to make 'Uplift' a home for new talent in Northern Ireland to be nurtured and developed as he knows how much of a positive impact performing arts can have on the community and how much it will benefit the youth of our generation. Ryan's positive and addictive energy has inspired hundreds of young people in Northern Ireland through school workshops and at the Uplift branches. Since Uplift started Ryan has directed countless amounts of productions and was the head production director for Northern Ireland's first ever Dinner Theatre in 2012. Over the past few years Ryan has spearheaded the international PA workshops with Uplift in England and the USA.
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The former Manchester United forward met with Villa representatives on Friday after being flown to Birmingham by private jet.
"It is always flattering. When I was a footballer and United wanted to buy me I was flattered," he told Norwegian newspaper Dagbladet.
Solskjaer does not think details of Villa's interest being made public have helped his cause and - even though he remains the favourite both with bookmakers and fans to succeed Alex McLeish - he feels other candidates may soon catch him up.
He added: "Players want to be on the highest possible level and it's the same with me as manager. It may well be that two, three names will sound more interesting than mine and then maybe the mood turns.
"I know that Villa thought it was a bit boring because they wanted the process to go quietly. There was some suggestion I had turned them down and all sorts of things.
"I do not know who they (Villa) are considering and what they are going to do. I do not go and check the phone to see if they have called me. They will take the time they need.
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Make A Splash With Celtic Wedding Music
The music is an important part of any wedding ceremony, but it can be difficult for couples to find truly memorable tunes for the wedding and the reception that follows.
One of the best ways for couples to create a memorable and unforgettable ceremony and reception is to use a selection of Celtic wedding music.
Celtic wedding music is among the most beautiful on the planet, and no matter what the heritage of the couple and the guests, Celtic wedding music can be a perfect choice.
Beauty And Unique Style
Celtic wedding music is well known for its beauty and its unique style, and it is no wonder so many couples have been incorporating the best Celtic wedding music into their wedding ceremonies.
From the wedding ceremony itself to the reception party, there are many great ways to use Celtic wedding music, and many wonderful Celtic songs which celebrate wedded bliss.
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Those who plan to incorporate Celtic wedding music into their ceremonies have many choices, and it is important for those couples to start planning as early as possible.
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This early planning is even more important if the Celtic wedding music is to be provided by a live band.
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Another choice for great Celtic wedding music is to hire a professional DJ, and there are even some DJs that specialize in Celtic wedding music.
As with a band, it is important for the couple to carefully interview, the would be DJ and ensure that he or she is competent and reliable, with a good track record of success at past weddings.
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Those who want to incorporate Celtic wedding music into their ceremonies can also choose to use a selection of their own CDs, and more and more couples are opting for this alternative.
There are many wonderful Celtic wedding music on the market, making it easier than ever for every couple to find the perfect Celtic wedding music for their special day.
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Entry Fees: $250 Per Bird (Due Before Race 1)
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Entries Accepted from February 1st until May 15th
Replacements accepted until June 15th
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All birds on the drop share equal prizes (Races 2, 3 & 4 ~ All Drops)
Overall Ace Pigeons to be determined by Average Speed (WinCompanion Total Time Divided By Total Distance)
Optional $50 Champion Point Bird Category in 2019
If a bird does not clock due to clock or chip malfunction and GCC can verify the bird was in fact part of a drop it will be placed last within that drop
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