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Research and Development 101
August 10, 2007
I believe that there are beautiful women, average women, and ugly women. Who gets to judge?…men. Who has to deal with it?…whether they like it or not, women. This is the way of the world. Personal preference rules. That's why advertisers work so hard. They are working to change your mind. The way you think, what you think, what you prefer, and what you will invest your hard earned money in. Who will invest in you? Who is willing to buy into what you are selling?
Ladies, if you don't have a man, you are not working hard enough with your advertising. Your product may have gotten too old. The packaging may be ugly. People may be taking your product for granted and assume that any brand name will do. You don't have time to sit on the shelf. There is way too much competition, male and female, for a good man.
Are you bleach, are you peanut butter, are you a trash bag?
NO. You are a woman. You have assets, selling points. You need to maximize, flaunt, and let the world know about what you are selling. But, no…you let the world see how dirty the back storeroom is. You let them see you cooking in a nasty fast food kitchen. You have a hand made sign over your storefront. You are not "doing it" girlfriend.
The time has come for women to wake up and stop crying about having or not having a man. You don't have a man because no one wants to buy what you are selling. It's time for RESEARCH and DEVELOPMENT 101, Ladies.
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YSL's Parisienne Eau de Parfum: My Review
Hello Divas!
I hope your Monday is wonderful. Remember life is what you make it so make it grand!
Recently I was given the opportunity to try Yves Saint Laurent's new fragrance, Parisienne. This fragrance is a floral scent with hints of Blackberry, Rose, and Sandlewood. This parfum comes in cute packaging and the ad with Kate Moss is insane! How does she look so good after all of these years?
But, I am not a fan. I traditionally like light florals with a hint of citrus or parfums with hints of musk or vanilla. Parisienne smells like a scent my grandmother would wear…… not my kind of scent. Also I felt the scent contained a bit too much alcohol to be a Eau de Parfum. Eau de Parfums usually contain less alcohol and more of the actual scent. Eau de Toilettes have more alcohol. However I digress. Most importantly, this scent did not work well with my body chemistry at all. After wearing it for a few days, I felt the scent was a bit overbearing. But if you are a Diva who loves strong floral scents or think this is a great scent for your Mom or Grandmother then Parisienne may be the perfect scent.
A 1.6 fluid ounce of YSL's Parisienne retails for $65.00 and you can purchase it here or at any Sephora.
Now this post has prompted me to ask you Divas a question. What parfum did you try that you absolutely did not like? Please share! One of your duds may be my favs! LOL!
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I totally agree with you! This was waaaay too overbearing for me as well. But my best friend loooved it!
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The video for Majid Jordan's new single, "One I Want," dropped Thursday afternoon after the track was released June 15. Check out the video above.
The Canadian duo (consisting of Jordan Ullman and Majid Al Maskati) and Partynextdoor are partners in the OVO Sound clique. Majid Jordan met as students at the University of Toronto in 2011.
Partynextdoor plays a prominent role on "One I Want," singing and rapping for the first 2:20.
"Fifty bands later, you the one I want," he sings in the chorus. "Hundred bands later, you the one I want."
Majid takes over for the rest of the track, singing: "Girl you too heated I thought that I told ya to simmer down/She wants to know if I'm ready I'm ready to see her now/Why would I say no?/I say I'm close/I'll let you know/So let me come by and love me down."
Jordan and Partynextdoor sing the final chorus together.
Majid Jordan dropped "Phases," their first release since their self-titled debut in 2016, in April. We don't yet have a date for their sophomore album.


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Triple investment from BEF brings new Spark to York
A unique community project, Spark:York, which opened to the public on 4 May, will reinvent Piccadilly thanks to funding totalling £150,000 from the Business Enterprise Fund (BEF).
York-born and bred Tom McKenzie (25) and Sam Leach (24) had a vision to establish affordable retail space in the city, add value to the community and create social change.
When travelling around Europe they were inspired by box parks and community and street food markets and just 18 months later, with support from BEF, the retail and food hub made from shipping containers is making a huge impact on the Piccadilly area of York.
The three £50k loans, of which one has already been paid back by the entrepreneurs, were used for building works and pulling the site together which is now home to 23 independent businesses.
Tom McKenzie, co-founder and director at Spark: York, said: "We currently have two part-time employees working with Sam and I but after the first month of being open we're planning to expand our team significantly. Alongside the other businesses and retailers here at Spark: York, we're hoping to bring 100 new jobs to the area.
"We'd like to say a huge thank you for all the support we've received from everyone involved in making Spark: York happen. Our investment manager from BEF, Andy Clough, has been brilliant. He took a very personable approach throughout the whole project and was always willing to pop down to offer his advice. Andy was so willing to get stuck into the project, he was like another member of the team for us!"
The Business Enterprise Fund has an office on Blake Street in York and provides funding for businesses across Yorkshire and the North East.
Andy Clough, investment manager at BEF, said: "What a fantastic and inspirational duo! Sam and Tom worked incredibly hard and I'm so proud to have played a part in helping make their dream come through. Spark: York is dedicated to bringing positive change to the area and it's so encouraging to see – if all companies took a similar approach to business, think of the impact it could make!"
Tom added: "We're hoping this is just the first of many for us and we'd love to develop similar projects, that offer the same fantastic benefits to the community, in different cities all over the UK."


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Marion Rung Tom Tom Tom
"Tom Tom Tom" was the Finnish entry in the Eurovision Song Contest 1973, performed in English (the first occasion that Finland had not performed entirely in Finnish) by Marion Rung. This was Rung's second Eurovision entry, in 1962 she had made her debut in the Contest as a 16 year old with "Tipi-tii", which finished in 7th position.
At the close of voting, it had received 93 points, placing 6th in a field of 17. This would be Finland's most successful Contest appearance until 2006, when heavy metal band Lordi won with "Hard Rock Hallelujah".
The song is an up-tempo love song, with Rung singing about the music brought to her by her lover.
"Tom Tom Tom" was the second Finnish Eurovision entrant to reach #1 in Finland, the first being Rung's "Tipi-tii" in 1962. Three other Finnish Eurovision entrants have since reached #1 in Finland: "Reggae OK" by Riki Sorsa (Eurovision 1981), "Hard Rock Hallelujah" by Lordi (Eurovision 2006), and "Lose Control" by Waldo's People (Eurovision 2009).
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For immediate release
Polish Cultural Festival Association announces line up of the very first 'KITE AND TRUMPET' Festival of Polish Art for Children in Edinburgh.
Over one tonne of Polish Art and Design for Children is coming to Scotland! 'KITE AND TRUMPET' Festival of Polish Art for Children Edinburgh, 12-22 October 2017
Brand new to the festival scene for 2017 comes 'KITE AND TRUMPET' Festival of Polish Art for Children, an eleven day long celebration of the finest Polish art, design and theatre dedicated to the younger viewers. 'KITE AND TRUMPET' encourages a sense of freedom and adventure in the ways young people encounter art. Kids and adults alike will take part in series of interactive workshops, see beautiful theatrical plays and have an opportunity to play in an artist designed 'BAWIALNIA/ PLAYROOM- Polish Design For Kids' full of beautifully illustrated books, creative educational games and eco-friendly toys designed and produced in Poland. The festival is produced by Edinburgh based non-for-profit organisation Polish Cultural Festival Association, The Art Factory and Chorea Theatre Association from Łódź in Poland. The festival programme was designed in collaboration with two leading Polish theatres, 29 artists: illustrators and designers, 22 publishing companies and 11 creative companies. Most of the festival events will take place at Summerhall some of them will be held at The Scottish Storytelling Centre (in collaboration with The Scottish International Storytelling Festival) and North Edinburgh Arts.
The event will be officially opened on the 12th of October 2017 by Bailie Alex Staniford of the City of Edinburgh Council and Dariusz Adler Consul General of the Republic of Poland in Edinburgh.
The Festival lineup is jampacked with lots of things to see and do and will offer families a rewarding experience through a combination of imagination, creativity and adventure, alongside a number of exciting live performances, storytelling and workshops led by Polish artists that offer mind-opening experiences and celebrate diversity across cultures.
The festival is supported by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage of Poland, the National Lottery through Creative Scotland's Open Project Fund, The Consulate General of the Republic of Poland Edinburgh, The Warsaw City Council, Polish Cultural Institute, ScotRail, Foundation Scotland, Bemis, The Scottish Government, The City of Edinburgh Council.
Pola Amber – Kite and Trumpet artistic director says:
The inspiration for the festival came from my daughter and her curiosity to explore different forms of creativity and also the wonderful work of Polish artists, illustrators, performers and educators. I believe that the dialogue with children through art it's all about encouraging what comes to them naturally: curiosity. I think that in a way you don't instil an appreciation of art in children, they already have it, therefore they should be treated as equal art viewers. It is very important that the youngest viewers to have an opportunity and space to discover different forms of creativity and cultural diversity with some of the finest Polish artists.
Edinburgh's Lord Provost, Frank Ross, said: "Celebrating diversity across cultures, the Kite and Trumpet Festival is a fantastic way for families to sample Polish heritage. The event promises to deliver a packed programme of theatre, art and literature for little ones of all backgrounds.
"I am glad to provide this important community event with the Council's support. The relationship between Scotland and Poland has thrived for more than 500 years and this Festival supports our shared cultural links."
Lidia Krzynowek – Polish Cultural Festival Association director says:
We would like to encourage the youngest audience to discover the link between art and the world around them. I hope that the Festival will stimulate children and help them to learn to appreciate the beauty of creativity, design, theatre and books. Festival will also be a great opportunity for Polish and Scottish families to come together and share an amazing adventure with art that they'll be talking about for weeks and months afterwards.
Lorna Duguid, Multi-Artform Manager at Creative Scotland said: "Kite and Trumpet will provide an important opportunity for children and communities across Edinburgh to discover, explore and be inspired by the best of Polish modern art, design and theatre. The festival will celebrate the strong cultural links between Scotland and Poland and will showcase the breadth of artistic talent both from Poland and from Polish artists living in Scotland."
The programme, which features over 20 events, includes an extensive selection of fun educational activities, theatre plays and interactive exhibition-playroom 'BAWIALNIA/ PLAYROOM- Polish Design for Kids'.
The Festival will feature 4 theatrical performances by two Polish theatres Pinokio Theatre from Lodz- known for their innovative activities in the field of cultural education and Figure Theatre from Krakow – specialising in the technique of shadow theatre.
- The Storytelling Machine (Pinokio Theatre / show in English) in which stories told by actors, emerge thanks to the mysterious machine and are accompanied by music and live sounds.
- Tuliluli (Pinokio Theatre / no spoken word) is a fantastic theatrical installation for babies and small children. Soft, fluffy space, the play of lights, and oval shapes aid the child's sense of security, stimulate their creativity and their desire to explore the world
- Billy Fog (Figure Theatre/show in Polish) a touching and bold encounter with the topic of death, humorous narrative in the shadow theatre theme, and also for outstanding performance.
- King Matt the First (Figure Theatre/show in Polish) tells a tale about a complicated world of many meanings, contexts and points of view. This world is so diverse, that even adults find it difficult to adapt.
Michal Malinowski – a storyteller, writer, folklorist and visual artist and the creator and director of The Storyteller Museum will introduce the audience to a rich brew of Polish tales and folklore, traversing local Polish legends, animal fables, religious tales, fairy tales and ghost stories.
Creative kids can join in the many craft workshops led by amazing Polish artists and illustrators: Katarzyna Bogucka, Małgorzata Gurowska, Iwona Chmielewska and many more. Children will have an opportunity to create their own Loch Ness inspired monster, build a boat from nutshells for whale hunting, create a hat ideal for a tea with the Queen or learn how to master the art of writing letters. The programme also features a lecture about modern Polish illustration dedicated to students, illustrators, publishers and all of those who love a good illustrated book. For almost ten years now Polish illustration has been enjoying a boom period. Come along to listen about best modern Polish illustrators and meet Iwona Chmielewska who is a globally famous illustrator and writer. Her picture books have received numerous awards and have been published in South Korea, China, Japan, Taiwan, Mexico, and Germany. Her book Eyes received the Oscar of the children's book world – the Bologna Ragazzi Award.
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For kids who love to play a collective of artists and designers created the BAWIALNIA/PLAYROOM-Polish Design For Kids, interactive space for children to discover some of the best Polish design and develop multiple talents. The space will be filled with beautiful, eco-friendly educational games and toys (Wooden Story, Dzikie Dzieci), fluffy friends, building blocks, interesting furniture, textiles and many more. All items are designed by artists and educators to benefit child's development in all areas and all of them are produced in Poland from sustainable materials. Bawialnia is open every day throughout the festival and is free of charge.
Those tired with playing will be able to immerse themselves in a world of beautifully designed and illustrated books that light the fire of reading in children, engaging their imagination, nourishing their hearts and minds. In the cosy reading corner kids will find some of the works of great Polish illustrators. Such as Maps by the duo Aleksandra and Daniel Mizielińskis, which, apart from being one of the most frequently published Polish books abroad, has generated a worldwide interest in the art of cartography, and has been published in a combined total of over 3,000,000 copies. It has also received numerous awards and distinctions for their book and Internet designs, including the prestigious international Bologna Ragazzi Award (2010), the French Prix Sorcières (2013) and the Italian Premio Andersen (2013).
The Festival will also be featuring Polish artists living in Scotland. Kasia Matyjaszek will show some of her unique illustrations and will entertain the children with a story about a very clever cat. Small children will have a chance to play in the Polymeric Cave- a sensory room created from recycled materials by Joanna Lubonska and enjoy an installation by emerging artist Wiktoria Bendiuk.
Viewers are also invited to visit a PopUp shop where some of the books and toys will be available for purchase.
All events are in English unless otherwise specified. Kite and Trumpet is aimed at families with children of all ages. Tickets are on sale now. To purchase tickets and for more information visit kiteandtrumpet.com or follow on facebook.
For further press information, including interviews and hi res images:
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Kite and Trumpet Festival is organised by the Polish Cultural Festival Association in collaboration with Fabryka Sztuki in Lodz and Teatr Chorea.
Polish Cultural Festival Association (PCFA) is a non-for-profit (social enterprise) community organisation incorporated in 2008 with the aim of supporting Polish-Scottish integration and to promote Polish culture and heritage.
More information @ www.pcfa.org.uk
The Art Factory in Łódź is a cultural institution situated on the premises of the 19th-century factory in the Priest's Mill (Księży Młyn). It was created jointly by Łódź Art Center, Chorea Theatre Association and The City of Łódź Office in January 2007. The activities of the Art Factory are mostly focused on theatre, modern art and art education. The Factory regularly organizes educational projects which are now a permanent part of the cultural events calendar in Łódź.
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About Creative Scotland
Creative Scotland is the public body that supports the arts, screen and creative industries across all parts of Scotland on behalf of everyone who lives, works or visits here. We enable people and organisations to work in and experience the arts, screen and creative industries in Scotland by helping others to develop great ideas and bring them to life. We distribute funding provided by the Scottish Government and the National Lottery. For further information about Creative Scotland please visit www.creativescotland.com. Follow us @creativescots and www.facebook.com/CreativeScotland
Funded by BEMIS Scotland via the 2017 Year of History, Heritage and Archaeology. This is a partnership between BEMIS Scotland and the Scottish Government to facilitate diverse, multicultural celebrations.
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SIG Out-Glocks Glock to get Army Modular Handgun System contract
After the 7-year pistol search was brought up no less than 4 times during the recent confirmation hearings, the Army awards Sig a contract for $580 million for the XM17 (an FDE SIG Sauer P320 in two different configurations with a thumb safety).
A total of nine bids were submitted, including from Beretta, FN Herstal, Glock, Smith & Wesson and their partner General Dynamics Ordnance Tactical Systems (GDOTS), according to a separate Pentagon statement. Army Contracting Command, Picatinny Arsenal, New Jersey, is the contracting activity
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SIG SAUER, Inc. announced today that the U.S. Army has selected the SIG SAUER Model P320 to replace the M9 service pistol currently in use since the mid-1980's. Released in 2014, the P320 is a polymer striker-fired pistol that has proven itself in both the United States and worldwide markets. The P320 is the first modular pistol with interchangeable grip modules that can also be adjusted in frame size and caliber by the operator. All pistols will be produced at the SIG SAUER facilities in New Hampshire.
The MHS Program provides for the delivery of both full size and compact P320's, over a period of ten (10) years. All pistols will be configurable to receive silencers and will also include both standard and extended capacity magazines.
"I am tremendously proud of the Modular Handgun System Team," said Army Acquisition Executive, Steffanie Easter in the release. "By maximizing full and open competition across our industry partners, we truly have optimized the private sector advancements in handguns, ammunition and magazines and the end result will ensure a decidedly superior weapon system for our warfighters."
IPSC World Champion Max Michel set a Guinness World Record last week, splashing six plate targets from the draw in less than 2.5 seconds with a SIG P320RX. Granted, it's a supped up gun in the hands of a world master, but still..
Of course, a lot of people are butthurt that Glock wasn't chosen, as many G19s are in U.S. military use already.
"Do you mean to tell me that the DOD just spent $580M on a pistol that has barely been on the market for three years? A gun that will be carried by US soldiers for at least a decade, more likely two or three, that has only been issued to a handful of law enforcement agencies in the United States? (Love ya Hooksett, NH Police!)" reads TFB.


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Is there an objective context of moral judgment for our actions? Beyond the unassailable crimes, which don't appoint some special reference in order to register their existential jeopardy, there is a plethora of violations inducting us. Although the heavy forensic perpetrations are objectively indictable, the "misdemeanors" which offend the "normative" should not be censurable. But the mind remains always in guilt as it cannot argue with the exceeding appropriation of the objective context of ethical judgment. The consolidation of the normalized standards of action to a range, that optimally should be wholly a possession of our improvisation, turns the thinking mind into a slumbing system that is lessen to stiring up some predetermined data. Instead of elaborating our experiential options with our own independent criteria of integrity, we languidly abandon ourselves under the authority of some moral commandments that crystallize this elaboration from its very roots into some rigid arrangements, some shipping crates full of immobilized thought, which are traded through the network of an obtuse society.
It shouldn't be like this. Not, at least for the brave eagles of the high mountains and the swift leopards of the savannah. To be consciously awake means incipiently to clean your hands and extricate yourself from such a slave trade. It means to cease outbidding the movement of this ossified noetic matter so as to be able to sabotage, from the most elementary level, the traffic of the most deadly currency: the Signifier of an imaginary self which imposes the principle of a vicious "moral integrity". You must find the courage to question how much you desire to follow the currents of desire which pose as some perfidious showcase of the "morally accepted". You might be attracted, in the beginning, by the efficiency of this current, the ease by which it will lure you and assimilate you to the give-and-take of truisms, in a geometrical fashion simple enough without the stereometrical repercussions that the concession of Devil would have. But if that were to happen you would only hastily release the potential productivity of a polyhedral opus to a faded, banal mural to the jaded parade of the "free citizens".
This parade is obsolete, it is but an avalanche of manipulated masses of a learned helplessness right on the zero point of icy solidification –cold masses, polar currents that are off by the bore of a deep lost sigh, far off from the boiling point traced when the personal exploration is implemented as a singularity, as an arch that with all its magnificence unravels the nightmare of the crated souls.
So let us elaborate alone the data of becoming; the how and why the stimuli will come upon this thirsty receiver of knowledge; in what way he or she will interpret and what exactly wisdom will be fermented. The mind should recover from the ruminated food, the pulp of these desperately digestible definitions of existence; the math for the fools who immure us to a perennial finitude where nobody questions "one plus one equals two". The mind is thirsty for complex redistributions of meaning and for the quest for transverse structures on the otherwise flat surfaces. The mind by definition demands the deep microanalysis of everything that it is obliged to encase unexamined within, so as to divide with political fierceness the axiom of the "moral acclaim", revealing the multiple handles of the rapine that traffics this beatific commerce.
Start it off in the manner of an experiment. Cast yourself away from the nexus of the code of conduct that defines you from the cradle to the grave. Dare to stand naked by ancestral mantles and religious guarantees. Become ontologically unknown, an alien, something as still to be defined on the outskirts of Man. Subhuman or Superhuman, it doesn't matter, just stand naked! In other words, break down the symbolic order which, firstly, encloses and fragments our thinking to the standards of some plot that funds, by the loss of the Soul, the congregative edifice of the Ego and which, subsequently, mines every spontaneous tendency for a communal co-existence that would at last allow you to indulge on the feast of infinite metamorphoses –Oedipus who has survived from guilt so as to take pride on offspring free from the oppression of the barrier of blood-relations.
When the mind makes the informational flux its own property and when it stirs up the polyhedral aspects without the least submission to institutional criteria that compose the unidimensional elaboration of experience, then that horrific magma is gushing up; the magma which melts the rocks and the metals, and which at last reformulates and makes a lifting to the geological landscape of the faciality that is stigmatized by the wounds of want. The lava is gushing up like the anathema of the wild who has not yet met the sociopolitical bars of the prison, corroding those crates which smarten us into the predictable little squares of a suffocating chessboard: you shall grow up, you shall become a worthy human being, you shall marry and procreate, become a great careerist, idol of the prestige –the assailable King of the poor range of mutability.
Our right to the politics of the radical rapacity is our only lighthouse of hope that gives some perspective to this stockyard. Our right to the communal companionship and the polyamorous convolution shall raise us above the devious triangle of oedipal nepotism. We outbid the infinite extension of our interconnective patterns and the illogical ambiguity of their synapses. Superposition of the A and B and hence parallel realities in whose oscillation we discern and we experience the delightsome absurdities of our utopian imagery.
In the delirium of the pleasurable mosaic one can see the mature grapes of the Viticulturist and the sweet carousals portended by the serpentine branches of the Vine.
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We have compiled a report made up from many freedom of infomation requests which illustrate the lack of transparency and public accountablility not only with regard to the HDV but also in the relationship between Haringey Council, public money and private companies. One such company recieving regular vast sums of public money in order to make profit out of private property development is the Property Development side of Tottenham Hotspur. A local resident has written to her ward councillor demanding that this report is passed onto the External Auditor who is currently investigating the HDV. See our Freedom of Infomation section for full report.


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Newhall Land & Farming Co., which is facing numerous challenges to developing the largest housing project in Los Angeles County, on Wednesday reported a 6% drop in its fourth-quarter profit.
The company, which developed the master-planned community of Valencia, said net income fell to $13.4 million, or 56 cents per partnership unit -- the equivalent of common stock -- compared with $14.2 million, or 57 cents per unit, a year earlier when it sold an unusually large number of commercial properties.
Revenue for the three months ended Dec. 31 increased slightly to $77.6 million from $76.7 million.
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Revenue last year decreased slightly to $239.8 million from $241.6 million in 2001.
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Chris and I attended an interesting meeting last week hosted by Lowell National Historical Park and the Cultural Organization of Lowell. They welcomed Javier Torres, the Director of National Grantmaking for ArtPlace, to discuss his organization, the National Creative Placemaking Fund, and what they might be able to do for Lowell.
ArtPlace is a ten-year program collaboratively funded by a number of private foundations and financial institutions and guided with assistance from a number of federal agencies. As Mr. Torres described it, their goal isn't just to fund arts and culture projects, but rather to fundamentally shift American policymakers' strategies to include arts and culture as a core sector of community planning. What does that mean? It means ArtPlace is trying to get local, state, and federal institutions to think of arts and culture as just as important to solving community problems as transportation, housing, public safety, and other core civic sectors.
They're doing this in four major ways:
- Community Development Initiative, which I'd describe as a one-time set of six pilot programs
- Field Building, which includes building connections between planners to learn from one another
- Research, which includes documenting strategies and creating measurable metrics of success
and what is sure to be of most interest to Lowellians:
- Grantmaking, through what they call the "National Creative Placemaking Fund."
The program could be a great benefit to Lowell. It provides up to $500,000 (although it looks like the most common amount granted is $250,000) with seemingly few strings attached. Even more interesting is that half a million dollars is earmarked for Massachusetts this year, giving Lowell a leg up against communities in other states. However, the grant is still very competitive. They fund about 25-30 projects a year, but receive upwards of 1,000 applications.
National Creative Placemaking Fund projects
An eligible project must fit a few criteria. It has to affect a specific geographic community, the place in placemaking. Rather than, "Helping low-income people throughout Massachusetts," it must "Help everyone in Lowell," or "the Acre" or "the 500 block of Merrimack Street."
It also has to clearly define a planning and development challenge or opportunity. Several of the questions asked during the session focused on what this exactly meant. They try to break it down with a matrix, which looks kinda scary but is actually a neat idea:
The challenge or opportunity must align with one or more of the categories along the y-axis. He gave the example of economic development – the challenge of keeping businesses open during a construction project, and transportation – the challenge of getting a group of indigenous people without cars to a nearby train station. There are more projects on their website, including economic development – challenge of isolated rural communities not mixing; environmental/education – opportunity of a nearby hummingbird center to provide eco-tourism and education; and economic development – the challenge of having community residents benefit from gentrification and demographic change.
The application is also graded on the compelling way arts and culture is deployed to address the challenge and opportunity, and a clear measure of success.
One thing Mr. Torres stressed was that they were looking for unique projects, meaning it helps if proposed projects are different from grants they've given in the past (including all the examples here!) In fact, he said that the priorities for this year were Environment/Energy, Health, and Public Safety.
The grants are open to any individual or group: government or private, nonprofit or commercial, single person or huge institution. However, they're targeting civic/social/faith, commercial, and philanthropic individuals and groups in this round. If an individual is doing the project for a profit, they qualify as commercial. If they're doing it for a church, they would be civic/social/faith. If they're donating their time, they might qualify as nonprofit. If they're donating their time and materials, they might qualify as philanthropic.
What's the Process?
Most of the questions at the session involved the specific process needed to apply for a grant. It seems simple:
Before February 16: The first step is to create an account at this site. Registering doesn't cost anything, is simple, and doesn't obligate you to apply (you do need to provide an EIN or SS#).
Before March 2: The next step is to send in an application. Each individual or organization can only submit one application. The application asks about the amount requested, the total budget, and 900 character answers for each of the four criteria. It also asks for other information about the geographic location of the project and when you think the money will be completely spent (they give you three years).
They also ask for a three-minute video in which you tell them more about the project. Mr. Torres stressed that they don't want anything fancy; they just want to "get to know you."
After May 31: ArtPlace will score the applications based on the clarity and compellingness of the four answers, with tiebreaker bonus points for priority projects. At that point, they will contact top applicants for a second phase, where they begin to dig into what partners applicants will have (they have to have partners), how exactly the funds will be spent, whether the impacted community has been engaged, if the project requires more resources to sustain, and other in-depth questions.
What sort of projects does Lowell need?
I've heard a number of ideas already being discussed. The best thing is that Mr. Torres explained that multiple projects from Lowell don't necessarily compete against one another. Rather, they would each compete on their own merits. Although I doubt they would choose more than one project from Lowell in a year, I do imagine that it only helps Lowell's chances to submit several different creative projects.
The audience included a wide range of folks, from youth service providers such as Girls, Inc and Boys and Girls Club; artists and gallery owners from Arts League of Lowell, Brush Gallery, UnChARTed, Western Avenue Studios, and more; community agencies such as Community Teamwork, Inc. and Coalition for a Better Acre; activists from Lowell Bike Coalition; downtown business owners; cultural organizations such as Angkor Dance Troupe, COOL, and Lowell Heritage Partnership; and uncountable others—probably over 100 in the audience.
I'm really interested to hear what folks come up with, almost outside of what actually ends up applying or winning. A prompt like this can encourage folks to think creatively and reach out for collaboration in new and surprising directions. My understanding is that the key will be to really clearly articulate a non-arts-related challenge and an arts-related response. I've already heard suggestions of challenges to tackle including homelessness and panhandling, empty buildings, and low amounts of transit use; and opportunities including the canals and unutilized hydropower stations. And I think both Chris and I have employers considering applying as well. But I hope we hear lots of different ideas, from lots of different folks. Because they're looking for submissions outside governments and nonprofits, it would be great to get the business community, churches, and fraternal organizations more involved.


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Swimsuit-clad Lea puts her perky derriere on display as she goes for a dip in Maui during Hawaiian vacation with girlfriends
Swimsuit-clad Lea puts her perky derriere on display as she goes for a dip in Maui during Hawaiian vacation with girlfriends
The water temperature there stays around 80 degrees Fahrenheit all year round.But Lea Michele still looked chilly as she took a dip in Maui on Tuesday.The 30-year-old is currently enjoying a getaway to the Hawaiian island with a group of her girlfriends. The Scream Queen looked amazing in a backless black one-piece batching suit.She didn't seem to worried about losing her mirrored aviators, keeping them on throughout.
Heading into the water she tied part of her hair up in a little bun.But after diving in she gave up on that look, transferring her hair tie to her wrist and slicking her soaking silky brunette locks back.
Unlike the Californian where a swim in the summer and a swim in the winter can mean two very different things, the water temperature off Maui usually only fluctuates between from lows of 77 degrees to highs of 82 degrees — making it perfect for swimming 365 days of the year.Nevertheless Michele managed to look cold as she ran in and out of the sea, shivering and clutching her arms to her body.Her three friends seemed to be made of tougher stuff, wading into the water with no histrionics.
Either way she looked to be having a blast, screaming and waving as she splashed about in the waves. When it was time to come in, one of her dutiful mates even had a nice dry towel standing by for her.Lea even shared a few snaps of herself and her squad with her 4.4million Instagram followers.
'Having zero fun,' she sarcastically captioned one. The actress jetted into Hawaii on Monday, the day after she attended the 2017 Hollywood Beauty Awards in LA.The former Glee star looked fantastic in an off the shoulder black sequined midi-dress for the black tie dinner and gala benefiting the MAC AIDS Fund.
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Sammie Wood picks rugby as University of Canberra launches series
University of Canberra sevens coach Dave Grimmond hopes the lure of being able to play rugby around the world will help win the tug-of-war for female athletes.
The Canberra side's preparation for the national sevens series has been interrupted by player commitments for other sports, including soccer, Australian football and rugby league.
The launch of the Super W 15-a-side competition has given females a pathway in rugby union, but the NRL is set to start its own competition, which could force players to choose between the codes.
But Grimmond believes rugby's status as an international game and the chance to play at Olympic Games and Commonwealth Games will help convince players to concentrate on the sport.
Former rugby league and touch player Yasmin Meakes was plucked from the Canberra side last year and added to the Australian team for world series events.
"The squad we've got is reasonably good, but it's complicated by players playing multiple sports in Canberra. We always work around it and do our best," Grimmond said.
"Girls are heavily committed and loyal to their sports. They'll come through for the sevens series, but it's just team time now.
"We've got a number of players who could pick up a ball of any shape and run with it because they're talented.
"[Seeing Meakes' success] opens peoples eyes. You can go from never playing the sport to being at the top ... We need sevens to be the first choice.
"At the moment there are competing factors. League looks after them, but so does rugby. It just depends on how far they want to go, whether they want to play [internationally] or locally."
Canberra will host a round of the national sevens series for the first time next season, with the expanded competition to be played in Canberra on September 8-9.
The Australian sevens players will be available for some of the rounds, including the series in Canberra, but Grimmond expects Sharni Williams to miss most of the season.
Fullback Sammie Wood is one of the players returning for a second season and has stopped playing rugby league to focus on her rugby union development after being added to the Australian 15-a-side squad.
Wood played for the Queanbeyan Blues last year and has also played in the W-League soccer competition.
"I've gone from three different codes to one code this year," Wood said.
"Being picked for the Wallaroos put me in the mindset that I needed to focus on one, so I picked [rugby].
"At the moment I think because I grew up around rugby and I love the atmosphere. I love league, but it just clicked with the Super W this year and I really enjoyed it.
"Between soccer, AFL, league and union ... there's a massive pathway for women now and it's good. It's good for the younger girls. When I was growing up there were only certain things you could play and now it's opened up, it's heart warming."
The sevens series has expanded to five rounds this year and includes the addition of teams from the University of Melbourne and the University of Sydney.
August 25-26: University of Tasmania, Hobart
September 8-9: University of Canberra, Canberra
September 22-23: University of Queensland, Brisbane
October 6-7: Bond University, Gold Coast
October 20-21: The University of Adelaide, Adelaide
Chris Dutton is the sports editor at The Canberra Times.


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United States Attorney Joe Kelly announced that on July 13, 2018, Travis Scott Ruhl, 38, of Grand Island, Nebraska, was sentenced by United States District Judge John M. Gerrard to six years and five months (77 months) in prison for distribution of five grams or more of methamphetamine actual. Following the prison term, Ruhl will serve five years on supervised release.
On March 24, 2017, a confidential informant, working with the Central Nebraska Drug & Safe Streets Task Force, purchased approximately 13 grams of a substance from Ruhl for $550 in the garage of Ruhl's residence in Grand Island, Nebraska. The Nebraska State Patrol Crime Laboratory found the substance contained at least 5.9 grams of actual (pure) methamphetamine.
This case was investigated by the Central Nebraska Drug & Safe Streets Task Force.


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In 1996, Prison Fellowship International launched the Centre for Justice & Reconciliation to serve as its knowledge center on justice and reconciliation. The Centre very quickly began to help Prison Fellowship affiliates address the injustices they continually encounter in their criminal justice and prison systems. Nearly twenty years later the Centre has a track record of accomplishments that provides a foundation for its next twenty years. The purpose of this case statement is to introduce the Centre to people who share our commitment to pursue justice and reconciliation and who may wish to join with us in that effort.
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Earlier in the day, CAPJ DECISION was first and
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It's been a massive year for Brisbane three-piece Good Boy from opening Laneway at the start of the year to grabbing the attention of many at Big Sound Festival in September and let's not forget when the boys live streamed the moments of being stuck in the middle of nowhere when on tour earlier this year. On Friday night the Brissy outfit took to the Elsewhere stage for the release of their Plum EP with support from Gold Coast Locals Killer Trunk Hunks and Not Lenny.
Opening with Sycophant the boy's performance did not disappoint, their studio to live show performance translates seamlessly. With their catchy riffs with lyrics to match, that are oh so relatable for every twenty something that spends their days stressin' about uni and nights drinking beer. Backing it up with some killer tracks off Plum such as Ya Mum's Ya Dad and Millie with a more stripped back sound different from what the trio have previously put out. Hearing some tunes off their EP No Love for Back Home such as Higher and Transperency it really highlighted the eclectic style and diversity that they bring to their music. Closing the night with their track Poverty Line you could crowd singing every line with self-assured grins brought on by the undeniably familiar situation the lyrics describe.
The live performance revealed to the crowd as to what the band is really like, three friends up on stage having a go with a little cheek and a whole lot of character. It'll be interesting to see the bands future movements after what we have seen so far.
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Happy full moon.
Bitcoin hits $500 USD.
My daughter shares some exciting news in an email.
I hire a taxi to take me to Salinas. There are fields of mango trees and bananas along the way. They really stand out in the almost dessert like conditions in the surroundings. I wonder how they get the water?
We arrive about 2 hours later at 11 am. It's sunny and feels like a hot summer day in Toronto. I walk along the beach and gather a couple of small shells as souvenirs. The beach front is a wall of condos and hotels. There is a yacht club at one end. We head back about an hour later.
Once back, I get my driver to take me to 444 steps of Las Penas where each step is numbered and they lead to the lighthouse at the top. I get a view over a large part of Guayaquil. I can see two bridges being built to the large island that is still uninhabited.
Next is the Riviera restaurant that I read about in trip advisor. It's an upscale Italian restaurant where the entrees range in the $15 to $20 range. The free water is sparkling and hits the spot. The tiramisu is delicious.
I go the largest mall called Mall Del Sol which is 6 short blocks from where I am staying.


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To Read, or Not to Read
I can basically read any book that catches my eye on a Barnes 'N Noble bookshelf.
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Fallen Too Far
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The House of Hades
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How to Find Your Soulmate Without Losing Your Soul
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I really liked this book. It was interesting enough for me to finish within a couple of days, though it still has its ups and downs. First off, Jen and Sally. They were absolutely hilarious with their sarcastic attitudes. Although sometimes I just wanted to cut them to get them to shut up. It seems they could not be anything else BUT sarcastic and rude. Another thing: the book was badly edited. Some things could have been easily spotted and corrected but weren't and that annoyed me. Last thing, I wish we could have gotten some background info on Fane. All we know about him is what he was like after he met Jacque. Which is possessive and obsessed with her.
Other than that the book was awesome! The pace was perfect and I loved the new take on Werewolves. The tattoo's indicating if they're dominant, mated, an Alpha or not, etc. I loved how much Jen, Sally, and Jacque all cared for each other. I also loved Fane's love for Jacque, even though it was because they were mates.
One more thing: How random was Lucas? Just out of the blue he tries to claim Jacque (who doesn't even know him) and I'm all like, "Dude? What the heck man? Where did you even come from and how do you even know Jacque?" That was never explained. Maybe it will be later on in the series, who knows? I don't. I do plan on reading the second book, Blood Rites I believe it's called. Maybe that one will go better than the first. Though this book was decent and I got it free for my Kindle so that was a big plus considering it was well worth the read.
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For my inaugural blog I thought I would convey some of the wisdom I have gained as a grizzled veteran of 7+ years of post-secondary education. As I embark on my second, hopefully final, year of the LLB program, the thing I would like to convey to you first-year students is that it is possible to pass all your classes without a rewrite and without a supporting institution. Admittedly it may be harder for those of you without any post-secondary experience, but, I assure you, it can be done. Yet if you are looking for a cheat sheet or shortcuts, you will be sorely disappointed: You will not survive without hard work and discipline. That said, here are some tips and hints to help you as you embark on your studies.
Study Tools
Every student should utilize some sort of study tool, whether it be flashcards, sticky notes, or diagrams. Personally, I would strongly recommend Quizlet as a way of organizing and memorizing your case law. I attempted to use flashcards last year but quickly found this to be a Herculean ordeal. Given the sheer amount of case law you will need to remember, I found flash cards to be an exercise in futility that wasted more time than its utility. However, not only does Quizlet offer a way to memorize through repetition, games, and quizzes, it is highly accessible offline via its phone app (which I should add, if you live in a windy locale, is far less likely to be lost in a chinook wind). If you are less organized, you can even access the public flashcards of other students.
This seems counter-intuitive at first, as it's hard to understand why the author would waste time writing sections that aren't overly relevant to passing the class – especially when it was listed as an "essential" reading for your programme. The reality is, however, that many of the academic discussions in the textbooks are included simply to make your head explode. This is good. If your brain hurts, it means that you are expanding your understanding and broadening your perspective (or you may just need glasses). Yet, given the copious amount of reading that is required, it is imperative to avoid getting bogged down in these areas, as you probably aren't far enough along in your course to even fully comprehend it (Tort is particularly bad for this, as you're reading academic discourses on concepts you haven't even been introduced to yet ). Read these areas quickly and move on, they will make more sense if you return to them later.
Given that most of you will be doing a significant amount of studying from home or during free hours, it will be easy to get distracted as you have no set classes to go
to. Thus a large part of your struggle will be carving out time to study. Don't make the mistake of confusing "free time" with "study time" as they are not the same. Rather, you need to establish a study time and study space. For me I had to tell my wife that if I was in the den with the door closed, I am studying and therefore to be treated as if I wasn't there; I wasn't available to take the garbage out or to watch the stove until my next study break. While this went over as well as you might imagine (strongly recommend phrasing it differently), it was nevertheless essential to my success. Therefore when you have set up a time to study, you must treat it as such. Set boundaries. You are not "free" to talk, to be gaming, to do chores, to text, etc. you are for all intents and purposes "at school." Your success will be dependent on establishing a time and place to study free of distraction.
Get used to lower marks than you may be expecting. Apparently, the Brits mark differently than their commonwealth cousins. Admittedly, it could be the British system that is normal to you, but compared to Canadian Standards, it seems downright draconian. But fear not, it may seem ludicrously low but a pass is a 40% and honors start at 70%. So don't sweat it, you don't need to rock a 95%. There is no substantial difference between a degree attained with a 65% or one with a 95%. These numbers are only really relevant if you wish to proceed in academia – in which case I would strongly advise studying at a Teaching Institution.
At the risk of overwhelming your already brimming plate, I will stop with these four things. I have attempted to avoid endorsing any specific study habits as everyone learns differently. Try different things and see what works; you may find you study well enough at your kitchen table with the textbook, or you may need to roam the streets searching for someone who will stand still long enough for you to talk through the principals of the promissory estoppel. Experiment and find what works for you – however, I would recommend against the latter approach, until you have finished the module on Criminal Law.
quo difficiulius hoc praeclarius
M. Tullius Cicero, De Officiis, I:LXIV
(for the greater the difficultly, the greater the achievement)
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Dancing with intermediate level dancers has taken on a new meaning and has become much more fun - as I now incorporate the 'fixing game'.
OC said to me that a couple of years ago he danced a tanda with a relative beginner and had fun (what he meant was - she was young and good looking) so later he asked her to dance again and she said NO. he found out from a friend that she said she didn't like his dance to which he said 'WHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT THE F**k'. The reason was that due to her low level she made a lot of mistakes and didn't like to be seen making mistakes, so she blamed him. What he should have done and what he does now is 'FIX' and so he incorporated the 'Fixing Game'.
The idea is to correct the mistake before it happens. To not let the girl know that they have made a mistake but instead make them believe that they have invented a new step/move. This is very difficult and taxing on the brain but when it works it is great. Before I would get stuck and be making lots of pauses trying to get the follower back on track or be stopping and wondering what the hell is she doing. Now I am alert to her every move, knowing at every moment where she is, being alert, ready to implement the contingency plan at any given moment - or at least that is the idea. My 'Fixing' skills are at an elemenary level but something I am know working on extensively and it has brought a new element into the dance.
Sometimes, however, no amount of fixing can repair the dance. Last night at La Viruta,or this morning at 0552 to be precise, I had just come off the dance floor after a tanda when I heard the start of the last 2 songs. I quickly looked for a new dance partner to dance the last 2 songs with (at La vriuta the tradition is that the second to last song is played in the dark and the last song is played with all the light on). In the dark I found someone who wanted to dance but as soon as she walked to the dance floor I could see from her body language that she was a beginner. OK, I thought time to play the 'fixing game'. But, NO NO NO this girl was broken and could not be fixed. Her left leg was constantly in the air trying some strange form of voleo, I could not for the life of me get her to put her left foot on the floor. it was like dancing with a one-legged girl. After what seemed like an eternity the song was over and I quickly said 'muchas gracias' and ran away before the lights came on and somebody saw us hopping around, shame on me!!


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Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Don't tell your kid he's smart....just give him a book...
An article in New York magazine, from 2007, by Po Bronson, entitled "How Not to Talk to Your Kids: The Inverse Power of Praise", says no. In short, the studies cited contend that telling kids they're smart meant that they didn't know how to handle failure when it came their way. Instead, the kids who'd been praised for their effort showed more persistence after they performed poorly. This makes sense--there is failure in real life. You don't get an award for showing up in real life.
You can't blame parents for wanting the best for their kids, and getting it wrong anyway. The path to Baby Einstein was paved with good intentions. I will tell you one thing to do, and I will guarantee that it will work, or at least, it will do no harm: Read. Read to your kid. Read with your kid. Give him a board book. Take him to the library and let him pick out a stack of picture books. Check out a book or magazine for yourself, and show her it's fun to read. We have books your kid can read to you, too.
Reading to your kid improves vocabulary, because they're exposed to more new words on the page than they'll hear in spoken conversation. Reading to your kid develops their listening skills. Reading to your kid should start early, as early as you can. Reading to your kid is fun, too. You can laugh together at Freddy the Pig, or Walter, The Farting Dog.
Don't be afraid of what your kid is reading. Kids like boogers, and slime. Reading Captain Underpants or a Gossip Girl novel is not an indicator that a child will fail to be a useful member of society. She's in school, learning away, maybe she needs something easier to read for relaxation. And I often hear parents in the library saying "That book again? You've already read it twice! Pick out something else". Re-reading a book is okay--maybe it's comforting and relaxing to read it again, maybe the child will pick up on something in the book that he missed the first time.
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In addition to being a heck of a Scrabble player, you're right on, Julie! Kids need to learn how to handle failure. Not making the team is a huge life learning experience. Let's ban 'self-esteem' trophies for mediocre effort.ReplyDelete
I just read about a family who lets the kids watch TV, but only with the sound turned off and closed captioning turned on. It's paid off in better grades in school.
Keep on blogging - you're creating great stuff! Oh, and my kids' favorite bedtime story was the "Stinky Cheese Man"!
We were big on the Pat the Bunny, and Green Eggs and Ham. Also, I have read all the Harry Potter books out loud. We went into longer books pretty early. The James Herriot books, All Creatures Great and Small, etc., were good for a long time--there's so many of them. And the short chapters that tell a complete story made for good bedtime reading.ReplyDelete
I think people get way too entrenched in the school-of-what's-happening-now ... whatever it is.ReplyDelete
I think it's ok to tell kids they're smart and pretty and hardworking ... or that we know they're trying to be, anyway. I believe kids really do know when they've earned praise and when it just handed to them as appeasement.
No one gets through life without lots of dissappointment, perhaps even moreso when we try our best to alleviate hurt rather than just comisserate with pain.
Also ... our favorite reads ... "Homemade Love," "The Curse in Reverse" and "Cat in the Hat."ReplyDelete


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The Muleshwar Mahadev temple is located in Padan village of Vaav taluka of Banaskantha district.
In the period between 942 AD and 997 AD, King Mulraj Solanki had become very powerful. On hearing that Ra Lakha was another powerful force in the nearby area of Kachch, he decided to wage war against him.
Mulraj sent his army six times and fought seven wars but was unsuccessful in his attempts to defeat Ra Lakha. On seeing his pain and confusion, a Rishi muni told him that he needed to worship an idol that had never been worshipped before if he wanted to win. On hearing this, the King announced a prize for anybody who could find one such idol for him.
Everybody set out in search. Around this time, in Padan village, a Brahmin who saw a cow drop her own milk on a particular spot was convinced that an idol of Mahadev was present there. As soon as King Mulraj was informed, digging started at that spot. Seven years later, a shivling was found.
King Mulraj invited Brahmins and rishis from all over the area, and worshipped the shivling in front of everybody. Following this, sweets were distributed across the area.
Mulraj once again waged war and this time, he defeated Ra Lakha. He was greatly pleased and built a temple for the idol at the place where he had found it. This temple became famous as Muleshwar Mahdev. Another temple was built at the place where the cow had dropped its milk and this was called the Dudheswar Mahadev.


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PASCO — Until a few years ago, Nancy Smith of Pasco had $25 in savings, $8,000 to $10,000 in debt and no retirement plan.
That's history.
Smith is close to paying off her car loan and is investing in her 401(k) plan, thanks to the system of financial management she learned in Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University program in late 2008.
"It's so nice when you control how you spend your money and make your money work for you," said Smith, who works as a dental assistant.
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"I don't feel hopeless anymore."
She has given up her credit cards and relies on cash purchases using money she saves over time. And she's been teaching others what she learned, Smith said.
Taking Ramsey's 13-week program which was offered at Faith Assembly in Pasco sparked a transformation for her, Smith said. She learned to set priorities and develop a budget, eliminate unnecessary expenses and to shop smartly using coupons and bargain shopping.
Even her children now understand the basics of good financial management. They still may make a small impulse purchase occasionally, but understand they have to be responsible for their financial decisions, she said.
It's a difficult but worthy commitment to save money, said Jennifer Smith, 23, who has taken to heart the lessons from her mother. It's not easy to say "no" to friends when they invite you for shopping, she said.
Jennifer, a nursing student at Columbia Basin College, is saving money for a soon-to-be-born baby.
More than 1 million families have gone through Ramsey's Financial Peace University program since it began in 1994, said Meg Alcorn, spokeswoman for the program. More than 1,200 classes were held in Washington between 2007 and 2009, she said.
The program, which often is offered by churches and community organizations, helps participants learn about managing money using common sense principles. It includes work books and instructional DVDs that cover basics of saving and investing.
"On average, families reduce their debt by $5,300 and save $2,700 during the 91-day course," Alcorn said.
Ramsey's program is making people realize it's possible to be debt-free and live without credit, said Laurie Tufford, CEO of Consumer Credit Counseling Service of the Tri-Cities.
She and many of her staff members have attended Financial Peace University classes. The program's fundamentals are similar to the financial literary programs her agency offers, Tufford said. Services like hers can complement Ramsey's program by helping clients involved in a debt settlement process, she said.
Average consumer debt in the Tri-Cities area, not including mortgage debt, is estimated to be more than $47,000, while average annual income is $38,000, Tufford said.
Pastor Kristen Kuempel of First Lutheran Church of Kennewick is excited about offering the Financial Peace University program at her church for the first time in September.
She and her husband took the program last year through Central Church in Richland. They spent about $100, half of which was provided by Kuempel's parents, because Kuempel was jobless and her husband was working on his Ph.D., she said.
Kuempel said her initial skepticism soon vanished. "We found it to be a great common sense program that offers a lot of financial insight."
They learned how to balance income and expenditures and to cut superfluous spending, she said. By saving more, you can repay debt sooner than you think, she said.
The program also helped her understand her husband better, Kuempel said. Prior to attending the program, she found it hard to understand his budget ideas.
"He's a number-oriented person," she said, and the program made her realize where he was coming from. "Now we sit down and work on a budget together."
Kennewick's Tina Teagle, who attended the classes at Smith's home about a year ago, said she and her husband don't fight about money so much anymore.
"We're on the same page as far as spending money goes," she said.
The Teagles had a combined debt of $30,000 from an auto loan, credit card debt and time-share property payments, though they didn't feel they were struggling financially before they took the class. She works in the health care industry, while her husband is a warehouse worker.
Teagle said she wanted to learn more about investing for retirement. "Nobody tells you how those 401(k) plans work," she said.
Learning how to budget was the take-home message for them, she said. That meant fewer trips to restaurants and for shopping, but that has helped them reduce expenses and shave $20,000 off their debt, Teagle said.
She said it's hard to stay focused and not splurge. But the program helps you change your behavior because it explains why it's so easy to fall into debt and how that debt can snowball over time, she said.
Ramsey's program recommends using an envelope system to save money. You identify your expenses and put money in different envelopes, said Smith, who put together a $1,000 emergency fund by saving money over 10 months.
* Dave Ramsey explains his principles in weekly columns that run in the Tri-City Herald and ontricityherald.com. For more information on Financial Peace University, call 888-227-3223 or go to www.daveramsey.com.


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It's been a big week, Chicago, and you deserve a break. You've been unpacking and repacking your seasonal wardrobes, dodging politician's robo-calls, heck, a few of you even voted! (We know. It's exhausting.) So kick back and relax this weekend with some of our top picks out on the town. (If you were planning to finally get to your FAFSA this weekend, we'd recommend going to all of them.)
Maple Syrup Festival
As temperatures rise, the prospect of leaving a cozy bed before noon becomes just bearable enough that Chicago can return to a life filled with breakfasts and brunches--neither of which would be complete without a hearty maple syrup drizzle. To kick off the season right with your own, home-tapped variety, swing by the Maple Syrup Festival at the North Park Village Nature Center, where they'll walk you through every step from tap to table.
Where: North Park Village Nature Center, 5801 N. Pulaski Rd., Chicago
When: 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Saturday, March 24 and Sunday, March 25
Price: Free
Frank Sinopera
Mashing up musical styles is a simple enough feat on a laptop, blending pop; fusing jazz and opera in a live performance promises to be a significantly more challenging feat. But worry not--Phil Stefani's 437 Rush can deliver at Friday's Frank Sinopera, a three-singer showcase with piano accompaniment that comes with a four-course wine dinner.
Where: 437 N. Rush St., Chicago
When: 6:30 p.m. Friday, March 23
Price: $120
Golden Gloves Boxing Tournament
In the event that a tough, long week made you want to punch somebody, save your knuckles and leave it to the pros--spectating can be cathartic, too. Watch more than 400 amateur boxers compete for the right to represent Chicago at the national boxing tournament in Nevada later this year.
Where: Gordon Tech College Prep, 3633 N. California Ave., Chicago
When: 6:30 p.m. Friday, March 23
Price: Varies by fight level
Third and Delaware: The Ultimate Roseanne Dance Party
Chicago fans of the long-running television show "Roseanne" may not be able to visit her "home" in the fictional Illinois town of Lanford, but there's another way to pay homage to the series: dress up and boogie down at "Third and Delaware," a tribute dance party at Parlour on Clark Saturday, hosted by The Qu and Xandra Fairfield.
Where: Parlour on Clark, 6341 N. Clark St., Chicago
When: 10 p.m. - 3 a.m. Saturday, March 24
Price: Free
Standard Market Open House
Who said grocery shopping had to be boring? Certainly not the new suburban foodie destination Standard Market, which will celebrate its recent opening Saturday with cooking demonstrations, tastings galore, and entertainment including stiltwalkers, live music and more.
Where: Standard Market, 333 E. Ogden Ave., Westmont
When: 11 a.m. - 8 p.m. Saturday, March 24
Price: Free
Nerds @ Heart
Looking for that perfect soulmate who can finish your sentences...in Klingon? Flaunt your brains along with your beauty at Nerds @ Heart's singles event. Cocktails, prizes and giveaways guaranteed; string theory debates more than likely.
Where: 404 Wine Bar, 2852 N. Southport Ave., Chicago
When: 4 p.m. - 7 p.m. Sunday, March 25
Price: $30 with RSVP


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Aliens investigate anti-consumerism
Alien Zlog and his side kick Asbo report back to their planet, Zorlich, on the terrible plight of robotic shoppers, known as people. From Eastenders to Knightsbridge, shopping for 'stuff' is out of fashion; instead humanoids shop for 'happiness'. Zlog says: "It seems the higher ups want to simulate being poor".
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Sorry, that was a comment for another video
muchi said:
I like the cutaway of the Foster tower followed by the crap house
talisman said:
Ahaha I can't stop watching the woman screaming on the phone
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Everything good:setting, topic examined, alien reporters…
mariaber... said:
yep hilarious and agree more for all and rich people who have all the choice should stop winging and telling us we are better off with less
aaronmc said:
Humour is a great way to get a point across, and this succeeds wonderfully. Nice one!
Shaz said:
The Alien report was hilarious, I especially enjoyed this segment as it was an unusually quirky way to present news. Despite this, the subject of anti-consumerism was dealt with professionally and has made more of an impact on me than any other show. Why are the rich striving for less when we should all be striving for 'Ferraris for all…'. Looking forward to more from Zlog and Asbo!


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