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POWER TRIP has announced a new set of headlining North American tour dates late this spring with SHEER MAG, FURY, and RED DEATH. Check below for a full list of dates, and watch for more tour dates to be announced. All tickets for the new headlining dates are now on sale HERE. See a newly unleashed tour trailer HERE.
MESHUGGAH Announce 2018 North American Tour With CODE ORANGE And TOOTHGRINDER!
Swedish extreme tech-metal pioneers Meshuggah have announced a 2018 North American tour with special guests Code Orange and Toothgrinder. The 6-show tour will kick off at the Commodore Ballroom in Vancouver, BC on January 23rd and will make stops in Seattle, Portland, and San Francisco before concluding at The Wiltern in Los Angeles on January 29th! Tickets for the tour go on sale on Friday, December 8th at 1 PM EST, purchase here. Following the 6-show trek, Meshuggah will perform at the 70,000 Tons Of Metal Cruise alongside Kreator, Exhumed, Sepultura, Goatwhore, Internal Bleeding and many, many more. How about that for a new year high? Continue reading
GOJIRA Announce U.S. Headline Tour With Special Guests TORCHE & CODE ORANGE
French groove rockers GOJIRA seem to love the U.S. and aren't leaving anytime soon. Already on a hike with METALLICA's WorldWired Tour, the band have recently released another leg of tour dates. But this time, they are on the driving seat as they set to embark on a headlining U.S. Tour with support from sunny Florida act TORCHE and CODE ORANGE, American hardcore unit from Pennsylvania. The tour is all set to take off on a high note on October 2nd at the House of Blues in Cleveland, OH before putting the brakes on in Sacramento, CA on 21st October. Artist presale tickets for the new headline dates will be available today at 2:00 PM local time, followed by a Spotify pre-sale on Wednesday, August 9th at 10:00 AM eastern time and finally a venue / promoter pre-sale which begins Thursday, August 10th at 10:00 AM local time. Tickets for all dates will go on Friday August 11th at 10:00 AM local time. For more info regarding the same, visit HERE!
Chicago Open Air 2017 Day One: Kiss, Rob Zombie, Megadeth, The Dillinger Escape Plan, & More [Photo Gallery]
It has been a few days, but we are still recovering from an absolutely legendary weekend at Toyota Park. We witnessed several remarkable performances across the rock and metal genres from bands like Code Orange, The Dillinger Escape Plan, Clutch, Body Count, Godsmack, Amon Amarth, Avatar, and more. There were the classic artists like Ozzy Osbourne, Kiss, Megadeth, Anthrax, Slayer, and Metal Church while new comers like Aversed, Whores., Code Orange, Crobot, and more lit it up early in the day. Without these younger bands, there won't be any of these festivals in the future, so make sure you get out early and support these young talents. The wide variety of bands playing the festival made for an eventful weekend as there was something for everyone attending. Today's article will be about the performances on Friday. Before I dive into that, I'd like to talk about the other experiences at Chicago Open Air. Continue reading
OZZFEST MEETS KNOTFEST To Feature Ozzy Osbourne, Rob Zombie, Marilyn Manson, Stone Sour, Eighteen Visions
It appears that the rumors from early this morning are true. Ozzfest Meets Knotfest is absolutely stacked this year! The festival went extremely heavy this year booking acts such as Possessed, The Black Dahlia Murder, Goatwhore, Decrepit Birth, Code Orange, and many more incredible acts. This will be the festival's second year taking place at Glen Helen Amphitheater in San Bernardino, California. 2016 was a very successful year with over 75,000 in attendance for Black Sabbath, Slipknot, Megadeth, Slayer, and more. This year the festival falls in early November on the 4th and 5th, tickets can be purchased here when they go on sale this Friday on July 14th. Here's what Ozzy and Sharon have to say about this year:
OZZY OSBOURNE: "Last year's show with Black Sabbath was just incredible and I'm thrilled to be coming back this year with Zakk, Tommy, Blasko and Adam to headline the 21st anniversary of Ozzfest."
SHARON OSBOURNE: "Ozzfest Meets Knotfest is coming back for another round. Last year we had over 75,000 people attend and we have another great lineup this year with Ozzy's first solo show in L.A. in more than six years. This is not just another show…it's Ozzfest Meets Knotfest! And this year's event means the world to me as we'll be amongst friends like Prophets of Rage, Rob Zombie, Deftones, Marilyn Manson and Stone Sour…it's going to be another amazing weekend."
Check out the full lineup below and get ready for a crazy weekend California!! Continue reading
Chicago Open Air Spotlight: CODE ORANGE
*Every Thursday from now until Chicago Open Air gets here we will be releasing an article about a band playing the festival to get you familiar with them.*
This week's artist is Code Orange.
One of the heaviest upcoming bands in the genre is coming to destroy the Chicago Open Air stage on Friday, July 14th at Toyota Park. If you are a fan of heavy music, you have probably already taken note of this band by now. Code Orange from Pittsburgh, PA stormed onto the scene with an incredible hardcore release in 2014 titled 'I Am King'. This record was brutal, passionate, dark, and made a statement that the band had arrived. As a younger metalhead, this was one of the first records I listened to that got me into the extreme side of hardcore and metal. To kick off this year, the band dropped their third LP titled 'Forever', which was also well received by the metal community (check out out review here.) Their live shows bring some of the most violent pits around in recent years. It will be interesting to see how they transit their performance over to the festival stage. The band has played a few other Danny Wimmer Presents festivals including Rock on the Range and Carolina Rebellion. Most of their tour dates below are supporting System of a Down in Europe, including many of the large festivals. Continue reading
Gojira Adds More US Dates w/ Kyng, Deafheaven, and Code Orange
The almighty French metal band Gojira has just added five more shows to their already large US tour. Two of these shows will feature heavy metal trio Kyng while the other three feature shoegaze black metal band, Deafheaven and hardcore punk band, Code Orange. You can find all the ticket links here. You can find the rest of the US dates below. Continue reading
Review: CODE ORANGE – 'Forever' [Song Stream]
Critically acclaimed hardcore band Code Orange are set to release their 3rd LP, 'Forever' next week on January 13th, 2017. 'Forever' will be the band's first release on major label Roadrunner Records. Their previous 2 records were released on Deathwish. It will be the follow up to their highly praised album 'I Am King' which was released in 2014. In my opinion, 'I Am King' was one of the best hardcore records in the last 10 years, so topping the record is going to be considered a huge challenge by many. The band formed in 2008 in Pittsburgh, PA. The lineup has changed a few times but has been consistent since 2012, the current members of the band are Eric Balderose on guitar and vocals, Reba Meyers also on guitar and vocals, Jami Morgan on the drums and vocals, and Joe Goldman on the bass. They changed their name from Code Orange Kids to Code Orange in 2014. You can pre-order the new album here. Continue reading


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While fully admiring the little house in Ireland in the issue of the 18 September, I am concerned at two flaws in the detailing of the cross-section. At the junction of the 100 x 100 purlin and the iroko beams there is fresh air as they both meet on an arris, which makes a nonsense of the copious insulation in the roof.
Adrian Pettit, Cambridge
As shown in the detail section through the glazed gable wall, the gap is sealed at the gable with a frameless strip of double-glazing.
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Recovering From Spiritual Abuse
A Conference for Churches, Survivors, and Helpers
Learn How Casualties of Authoritarian Churches and Christian Groups Can Begin to Find Healing and Wholeness
Who Should Attend?
This conference provides information and guidance for:
- Those who have experienced spiritual abuse in cults, relationships, or mainstream religious organizations.
- Professionals and other persons who want to help spiritual abuse survivors.
- Church personnel and volunteers who want to make their churches more welcoming and healing to survivors of spiritual abuse.
Some Topics
- Signs of an Abusive Christian Group
- Recovering My Walk with God
- Misapplied Scriptures: How? Why?
- Oppressive Legalism vs. God's Grace
Speakers include
- Ron Burks, PhD, holds an MDiv and an MA in counseling from Asbury Theological Seminary and a PhD in Counselor Education from Ohio University.
- David Clark, a thought reform consultant from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He has been active in this field for more than 30 years.
- Doug and Wendy Duncan: former members of a pseudo-Christian, Bible-based cult. Several years after leaving, they became active in cult awareness activities.
- Rev. Kenneth Garrett, DMin, is senior pastor of Grace Church, located in his hometown of Portland, Oregon. For 12-years Ken and his wife Sharon belonged to a high-demand, abusive church whose members lived communally, practicing an overbearing, extreme form of the Christian faith.
- William and Lorna Goldberg, both licensed clinical social workers and psychoanalysts with over forty years experience working with former cult members.
- Joseph F. Kelly, a thought reform consultant since 1988.
- Michael Kropveld is Founder and Executive Director of Info-Cult / Info-Secte, based in Montreal, Canada.
- Michael D. Langone, PhD. Since 1981 he has been Executive Director of International Cultic Studies Association (ICSA), a tax-exempt research and educational organization concerned about psychological manipulation and cultic groups.
- Bob and Judy Pardon operate MeadowHaven, a long-term rehabilitation facility that can accommodate individuals or families who require long-term (up to a year) care to recover from trauma and cultic abuse.
- Patrick Ryan, a cult intervention specialist (exit counseling, mediation, religious conflict resolution, thought reform consulting) since 1984
- … and many others
View the complete list of speakers with full profiles.
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Detailed information, include conference agenda, suggested reading material, possibility of financial assistance, and more.
You may also want to complete the Spiritual Abuse Survey.
October 26 (9:00 am) — October 27 (6:00 pm), 2018
DoubleTree Bradley International Airport Hotel, Hartford, CT
Online Registration Form
– $100/person ($150 after August 31, 2018)
– Student rate: $50 ($75 after August 31, 2018)
Not yet a member of ICSA? You will receive a free ICSA web membership with their full conference registration ($50 value).
DoubleTree Bradley International Airport Hotel. Special Conference Rate: $129/night (plus tax). Cut-off date is October 8, 2018. After that date, the special rate cannot be guaranteed.
This conference is co-sponsored by MeadowHaven — a refuge for former members of high control, destructive groups to rest, heal, and grow — and the International Cultic Studies Association (ICSA), a global network of people concerned about psychological manipulation and abuse in cultic or high-demand groups, alternative movements, and other environments.
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Apologetics Index is a supporting member of ICSA. Our website provides research resources on religious movements, cults, sects, world religions and related issues. Our focus in on helping those who have experienced spiritual abuse.
Some of our related resources include:
- Churches That Abuse and Recovering from Churches That Abuse — online books by Dr. Ronald M. Enroth
- What is spiritual abuse?
- Is Your Church Free from Cult-like Tendencies?
- What is a cult of Christianity?
- Nobody joins a cult
- Take Back Your Life – Recovering from Cults and Abusive Relationships
- How to select a cult expert — Published by Apologetics Index, this website helps you avoid charlatans


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Proud Mary Keeps on Burning…
After reading about trigger points and myofascial release, I've been wanting to purchase a foam roller. It seemed to the the must have tool for runners. As luck would have it, a local gym was offering a class on how to properly use one. They even provided one along with an instructional DVD. I jumped on the offer and showed up yesterday.
I expected it going in, but it %$!@ hurts! We spent just under an hour going through all the techiques for different muscles. I knew my calves were bad, they've been tight since Corktown. I wasn't expecting the pain in the glutes that I felt. Supposedly the more I roll, the better it gets. So its been less than 24 hours and I've already done three sessions.
|You really do look this cool when you do it.
|Except your face looks like this.
Woke up early this morning to get 5 miles in before work. Decided to roll as my warm-up. About a mile in, I stopped to stretch. My right shin gets really tight. Eventually I'll go to a PT about it, but until then I just keep stretching and rolling. At mile two, I was a mess. Both legs were giving me hell, but I powered through. Finally I reached mile 4 and things started to loosen up. Too bad I was 80% done with my run and no time to extend it.
It was a shame it was so early. I was along the lake and the sun wouldn't rise for another 2 hours. One Day I'll catch it.
When I got back I went straight to the roller and did another session. I must say, my legs feel fine after my run. The roller stays.


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Key to the Highway: The Changing Face of High and Low Touch Execution
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Shock as NASA confirms asteroid TWO MILES wide will pass close to Earth TOMORROW
Nasa says Asteroid 86666 is one of the biggest to come close to Earth in recent times
It should fly safely past earth, but astronomers are keeping a close eye on 86666 (2000 FL10) which, according to NASA, will be one of the biggest to pass close to our planet in recent times.
The giant lump of rock is currently hurtling through space at 40,000 miles an hour. The asteroid's exact size is still unclear though it is estimated to be between 0.7miles metres and 1.6 miles wide – more than 15 times bigger than other asteroids currently on Nasa's radar.
A collision would be nothing short of catastrophic with the rock fragment thought to be around a quarter of the size of Mount Everest.
Nasa has released an animated projection of the asteroid's path, which you can watch below. 86666 appears from the top left of the screen as it nears Earth's orbit.
NASA has released this projection of the asteroid's path
It makes 2014-YB35, which had worried astronomers around the world watching the skies in March, pale into insignificance.
The impact would eclipse the devastating 1908 Tunguska Event which saw a 50-metre wide asteroid crash into Siberia.
It flattened around 80 million trees and sent a shock wave across Russia measuring five on the Richter scale. The event is held by scientists as a benchmark for the catastrophic consequence of an asteroid impact with earth.
Thankfully despite Nasa labelling it a 'near-Earth event' 86666 is several million miles away and unlikely to hit Earth.
Bill Napier, professor of astronomy at the University of Buckinghamshire, said if a sizeable asteroid hit Earth it could "take out a small country".


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444 On The Park is a fully self-contained two storey Townhouse, opposite Hagley Park. Whether you want to explore the vibrant re-emerging city, attend a concert or sporting event or have a restful picnic in the park, 444 On The Park is your home away from home in Christchurch Central.
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Manisha Singhal
With its latest order, Vistara feels that it has addressed the need of the airline to cover both regional short-haul markets and as an aspiring global airline, the medium- to long-haul markets. Vistara's CEO Leslie Thng spoke to Manisha Singhal about deliveries and deployment of these aircraft. Edited excerpts:
Is Vistara's order in line with its expansion plans? Is it not conservative?
As far as firm orders are concerned, we are actually talking about 56 aircraft. To Vistara this is a very big order because we are looking at 50 narrow-body plus six wide-body aircraft to be delivered to Vistara over the next four to five years. So this, to us, is a big commitment from the side of both the shareholders in terms of how the airline is to expand.
Why go in for a mixed fleet? What is the edge the 787 will give you?
As far as we are concerned, for a mixed fleet we have taken into consideration the total operating cost that Vistara will have to incur having sort of a mixed fleet, but technically it is not a mixed fleet as we are looking at a medium- and long-haul aircraft that will be deployed for medium- to long-haul versus another aircraft type, the A320 family, which is single-aisle.
What is the deployment plan and deliveries for the A320neos?
The way we have structured this deal is that we have narrow-body and wide-body aircraft. The narrow-body aircraft will be deployed in the domestic market; we have stated that when Vistara goes overseas, the domestic market is going to be equally important, so that we can provide the connectivity and the leverage when we talk about the partnership with other airlines. The narrow-body aircraft will also serve us on the regional short-haul routes to countries maybe four to five hours away, given that we have the experience on operating on A320s.
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A Childs Eye View of Abortion and the Pledge to America by Rev Michael Bresciani, September 24, 2010
The GOP has issued their "Pledge to America" not a moment too soon as we approach the midterm elections of 2010. Pro-life activists are glad to see that the Republicans have not ignored their plight.
Although nothing would take the place of a solid promise to enact legislation that would stop abortion cold, at the very least it can be seen that the GOP has promised to take baby steps in the right direction. (No pun intended)
On page 28 of the downloadable PDF version of "The Pledge to America" is this paragraph, "We will establish a government-wide prohibition on taxpayer funding of abortion and subsidies for insurance coverage that includes abortion. This prohibition would go further and enact into law what is known as the Hyde Amendment as well as ban other instances of federal subsidies for abortion services. We will also enact into law conscience protections for health care providers, including doctors, nurses, and hospitals."
The language of lawmakers, scientists and politicians presents a natural barrier to common wisdom but we can applaud the GOP for this step forward.
Most of the measures called for since the inception of the Supreme Court ruling of Roe v. Wade in 1973 have been complicated by language. In total almost all measures are just more sweeping out the cobwebs but never killing the spider.
Lawmakers approach the question of how it is funded and not the end of abortion. Politicians weigh the opinions of those they represent (perhaps) and are swayed by public outcries, groundswells and demographics. Scientists never address morality, but rather, simply replace all allusion to a moral position by replacing terms like "human being" with sterile or clinical terms such as "fetus."
The moral question of abortion is not swept away but rather it is buried beneath a heap of endless complications, legal language and semantic pugilism. Now, the problem of abortion is neither here to stay, nor on its way out, it is just in that static nowhere land we call, "complicated."
Perhaps we are asking a very simple question to the wrong crowd. Those far into adulthood are enamored if not totally saturated with complications about life. Maybe we should ask those who are not that far from their "fetushood" what their views are about abortion.
We don't ask children where the best investments are in the stock market but who hasn't stopped in their tracks from time to time at a child's view of a very complicated matter. Who hasn't learned from their unencumbered retorts and perhaps felt a little foolish that we chose such a complicated path to answer a simple question.
Jesus Christ knew that children had answers we were bound to miss because of our proclivity to sink into controversy, language problems and social pressures. He stated this clearly in Matthew 11:25, "I thank thee, O Father, Lord of heaven and earth, because thou hast hid these things from the wise and prudent, and hast revealed them unto babes."
A child can turn fear into nothing and reverse complications in an instant, and in a way that might shock us into what might be called; higher wisdom. A child's eye view of things can jolt us and bring us to sudden comprehension rather than our usual condescension. Nothing conveys this idea better than a story I read recently about a child caught in a thunderstorm.
The little girl had to walk home from where the school bus let her off and seeing that a severe thunderstorm was brewing her mother rushed out to pick up the child. With fearful visions of her child cringing in mortal fear or worse, her mom rushed to the bus stop at breakneck speed. As she approached the child, a spectacular display of lightning burst across the darkened skies followed by the loud clap of thunder.
The little girl was smiling and adjusting her dress when mom arrived. Her mother asked, "Honey, what are you doing?" The girl replied with, "I'm fixing my dress and smiling because God keeps snapping my picture!"
A child's view of things often produces this kind of humor but at other times it serves to convict us of our own refusal to see something because we have allowed it to be buried in impediments, debate and perhaps even self deceit.
Scott Klusendorf, author of "The Case for Life" and president of Life Training Institute, who travels across the nation encouraging people to make simple but confident arguments in the defense of the unborn, tells such a story during his interview with Dr. Richard Land on the For Faith and Family broadcast.
Speaking to a group of school children, Scott asked them if the phrase contained in the Declaration of Independence about all men being created equal by the Creator and having unalienable rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness applied to unborn babies, they all replied with a loud, yes.
When asked why they had the rights to life liberty and the pursuit of happiness they replied with a unanimous and resounding, "Because they are human beings."
Perhaps it takes a bunch of children to remind us just why the founding fathers chose to begin this most famous part of our Declaration of Independence with "We hold these truths to be self evident."
Why are these truths that were once held as "self evident" now smothered and stifled under layers of complications? Could it be that after a generation long attack against the idea of there being a creator, how can we believe he has endowed us with anything?
Oh, that we could see again as we did before the layers of social pressures, political correctness and complications of modern life came between us and our vision of higher matters.
Why can't nine members of the most august body of educated judicial experts see what children see? Why can't we see it? We could if we started here, "And Jesus saith unto them, Yea; have ye never read, Out of the mouth of babes and sucklings thou hast perfected praise?" (Mt.21:16)
Yes it is just that simple. Why don't we want the unborn to be aborted?
Because they are human beings.
Does the Pro-Life Movement Have a Prayer?
The Moral and Intellectual Bankruptcy of the Pro-Abortion Movement
http://www.americanprophet.org has since 2005 featured the articles of columnist Rev Michael Bresciani along with news and reviews that have earned this site the title of The Website for Insight. Millions have read his timely reports and articles in online journals and print publications across the nation and the globe.
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Palais Maillot Nightclub in Paris
The Palais Maillot is a modern
nightclub in Paris
with a chic atmosphere located within the Palais de Congress, and plays host to many celebrities and top DJs from a Thursday to Saturday, yet is available on other days for private functions.
About the Palais Maillot Nightclub in Paris
The Palais Maillot first opened in 2007 within the Palais de Congres and has a contemporary design with black walls, reds and purples for the seating areas, yet with classical baroque styled chandeliers that totally contrast with the chic and modern design of this venue.
And although the Palais Maillot is used for corporate events during the week such as receptions and press conferences as there are different areas which can accommodate up to 1,500 people, but on a Thursday, they have what is known as an Afterwork evening. Then on Friday and Saturday this venue is used for pure clubbing through to the very early hours of the next morning.
The Thursday Afterwork Evening starts at 7pm and they provide a sumptuous buffet that you can enjoy with drinks either inside accompanied by lounge music or outside on the terrace area, which is heated in winter. But at 9pm the mood changes and turns into a major clubbing scene with its extremely large dance floor for you to party the night away until 1am and entry on this night is €15 as of 2014.
When it comes to a Friday and Saturday night, this is purely a clubbing scene at the Palais Maillot that runs from 11pm through to 5am. And with top DJs providing the sounds through to famous music artists like Britney Spears, Timbaland or the Pussycat Dolls having also performed at the Palais Maillot, it is a night to remember for both hip locals and tourists.
Visiting the Palais Maillot Nightclub
Located in the 17th Arrondissement within the Palais de Congres building, as we have already mentioned, this nightclub in Paris is open on a Thursday, Friday and Saturday with an entrance fee that varies depending upon the event organised.
However, we would like to point out that a smart, almost formal attire, is required, and the management do have the right to refuse entry if they feel you are not dressed appropriately or acting in a civilised manner, as this is an upmarket clubbing scene that upholds a good reputation for its chic and hip clientele.
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A drama inspired by the life of heavyweight boxer Chuck Wepner.
Release Date: 2016
Duration: 98 min
Biography, Drama, Sport
Philippe Falardeau
Jerry Stahl, Jeff Feuerzeig
Elisabeth Moss, Naomi Watts, Liev Schreiber
IMDb: TT1610525
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Students of 11th and 12th grades attended a stimulating workshop on "Making the Right Career Choice" in the school auditorium on Monday, January 15, 2018. The workshop was conducted by Mr. Gautam, S.T, Co-founder of Friction Innovative Education LLP, an educational organization known as the pioneer for 'shaping the thinking' of children during their early development stage.
Mr. Gautam counselled the students about not blindly choosing a career based on the perceptions of family and friends. He urged them to understand their individual strengths and interests, and the scope of the industry which would help them to shape their career. He stressed the fact that merely getting a degree is not what builds a career, but developing the right skill set is what sets one apart from others. He pointed out the huge difference between getting a job and choosing a profession, saying that the three questions each person should ask before choosing a career path are, "Is this field for me?", "Can I contribute to this field?" and "Would I like to spend my life working in this field?"
Sharing the rich life experiences of successful people, he provided valuable insight into the mismatch between academics and industry. He gave a realistic view of today's industry – automisation which is eating away jobs at a fast pace. The key to success today is to increase one's value exponentially by acquiring expertise in "cross-domain technology". Utilising undergraduate years to expand one's skill-set would help to be a notch above the rest.
Students were asked not to rely solely on career counselling centres, but to talk to people in their immediate friends circle and those who are actually working in the industry to get in-depth knowledge of a particular field before choosing their career.
Before winding up the session, Mr. Gautam left the students with the following points to introspect on –
- Do not make choices based on what people think.
- Utilise time during college years to learn and do something productive in life.


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The team at Dynamic Marine strives to bring innovation, drive, and expertise to the marine industry. We employ a diverse team, and always challenge each other to put our best foot forward, every time. We think outside the box, and build a product we are all truly proud of. We guarantee our docks, and pride ourselves with driving the deepest pilings in Northeast Florida. We consider your dock to be an asset and extension of your home, and build with integrity on each project.
Recent year's weather conditions have led to dozens of unlicensed companies flooding into the marine construction industry. As a property owner, it is essential that you do business with a licensed and insured marine contractor. We provide our contracting license, workers compensation, USLH, Jones Act, and Pollution insurance with all quotes. These do not come "cheap", but it is a felony to knowingly hire a contractor that is does not meet these requirements.
Steve comes to Dynamic with a fresh perspective on what marine construction should be. He has a bachelors degree in Civil Engineering, and brings over ten years of engineering and construction experience from previous roles with the Army Corps of Engineers and CSX Transportation. Steve has managed dozens of multi-million dollar projects throughout the United States, and has a keen ability to deliver on complex projects.
Steve serves as Director of Operations for Dynamic, and is directly involved with the safety, performance, and quality of all projects contracted by Dynamic in Northeast Florida. Steve's vision and project approach has played an integral role in the growth of Dynamic Marine.
Nick brings innovation and drive to Dynamic, and serves as our Logistics Director for the Northeast Florida branch. Nick earned his Bachelors in Civil Engineering from the University of North Florida, and is considered a local expert in the pile driving industry. Prior to Dynamic, Nick traveled the world as a field engineer for the Army Corps of Engineers, and a leading Engineering Consulting Firm.
Nick's demand for excellence and competitive nature bring immense value to the team at Dynamic Marine.


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UA Commission Deserves More Credit
UA Commission Deserves More Credit
On behalf of the Undergraduate Association election commission I'd like to say how upset and appalled I am that everything has gotten so blown out of proportion. How hard it is to run a UA election? Until you have run one, you have no right to complain.
The public sees the controversy, but none of the hard work, dedication, and time that went into running what, according to past commissioners, has been the best logistically run election they have witnessed. My commission and I gave up many hours to make sure this election happened. And what did we get for it? Censure and disdain from a myriad of sources.
What would you do when confronted with all of these decisions to make? We tried our best to determine where things fell between legal and illegal. Do I mind that our decisions which we spent so many hours discussing were appealed? Not really. We four freshmen met frequently to deal with accusations of impropriety dealing with Paul T. Oppold '99. The appeals process has been an excellent demonstration of student government working properly. A controversial situation arose in one branch of government; another branch subsequently resolved it.
I think the most outrageous notion that needs confronting is the assumption of what the results were. No one knows those results except my commission. The judicial board had no knowledge of who had won, and no one will ever know, for it is a secret we will take to our graves.
The commission is responsible for ensuring that an election is run properly with regard to both logistics and fairness. It must also apply the ideal that as elections are intended to allow the voters to choose their leaders. The final product of an election must reflect that a choice has been made by the voters and only the voters.
When I met with UA President Dedric A. Carter '98 in January these are the items he said would need to be taken care of by March 11: Locate the old election packets on disk, revise them and have 100 copies by Registration Day, hold two study breaks, get ballot boxes from the Cambridge election commission (I figured out the Monday before voting that we needed actual ballots, too), and, most of all, publicize the elections.
That doesn't look so big on paper, but I assure you between those tasks and trying to figure out just what is and isn't allowed and where to draw the line, the entire commission was beyond stressed out for a few weeks. We not only made it though, but we did and excellent job. I had the 15-page packets ready a day early, something unheard of. The two study breaks we had (thanks to Rashmi Khare '01 and Angela C. Ni '01) went extremely well and were well attended. The ballot boxes were picked up, the poll workers organized (thanks to Christopher D. Smith '01) and all of the questions and problems dealt with.
The burden of the job never seemed to end. So that next year's commission will have an easier time, I have decided to write a book, complete with analysis of the rules. Furthermore, I offer my services to the UA to help revise the election code and make it less open to interpretation so that these debates are not sparked again.
I would also like to comment about the three positions one can take in reference to these elections. The first is: Wow! The election commission tackled impossible tasks, did them to the best of their ability and made good, just decisions, which is my position. Second is the one voiced in The Tech and by the judboard that these were bad decisions. And finally there is the most popular comment of all: "Who cares?" - illustrated by the fact that only 34.2 percent of the student body voted. The reason the UA doesn't work as well as it should is because a majority of MIT students don't care. As part of my duty to MIT, I try to spark excitement and enthusiasm in the community and am met with laziness, selfishness and, most of all, apathy. If people cannot take just a little time out of their busy schedules to help support MIT, there is nothing the UA can do for them. This is why it has lost what respect it might have had once.
Any way you look at it, my commission worked extremely hard and did a spectacular job. Although the election commission is a thankless job I want us to get the praise and thanks we deserve for our dedication to helping make MIT a better place. If more people would stop complaining and not caring, perhaps MIT could be an even better place than anyone could ever imagine.
Seth Bisen-Hersh '01
UA Election Commissioner


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Opinion: Is There A Huge Petrol Price Hike Around The Corner?
Can the world's oil industry really sustain falling pump prices
Falling pump prices are the best news for motorists in many years, with the cost of a litre of unleaded falling under the £1 mark at The Harvest filling station in Birmingham. This is the lowest price of petrol since May 2009.
This is the combined impact of falling oil prices on the world markets and competition between petrol retailers in the UK, particularly the large supermarkets.
Shale gas production in the United States coupled with continued output from countries within OPEC – the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries - means that oil supplies are plentiful, suppressing the price that can be demanded for a barrel of oil.
However, concerns are already being raised that falling oil prices are not good for all.
Closer to home, experts warn that the collapse in prices could have a devastating impact on the North Sea oil industry, potentially costing thousands of jobs.
In a situation similar to that which occurred when mining of British coal became unviable, could it be possible that oil extraction in the North Sea might become unviable due to low prices globally? Once the rigs have been scuppered and the skills have gone, restarting production would be very expensive.
Will the taps be turned off?
It is estimated that 85% of new British oil and gas resources are already at the risk of being shelved.
According to data from Goldman Sachs, only one-fifth of the projected production from the 400 biggest new and planned oil and gas fields around the world would be profitable at current oil prices.
The prospect of the taps being turned off globally suddenly sounds very likely.
As recently as December 2014, OPEC said it would stand by its decision not to reduce oil production even if the price of a barrel of oil fell below $40 a barrel.
UAE energy minister Suhail Al-Mazrouei says that OPEC will wait at least three months before considering an emergency meeting of its members.
The price of a barrel of Brent crude oil has already fallen below $50 a barrel and has some way to go before it his $40, but the trend is definitely downwards.
Much depends on whether members of OPEC, who supply 40% of the world's oil, can stomach lower profits than they have become used to. They are locked in a price war globally and might feel winning it long term is worth some short term pain while they force competitors out of business.
Equally, shale gas could turn out to be a sustainable source of fuel long term.
One thing is certain: Low oil prices are already reshaping the economic map of the world's fortunes, creating opportunities for some and problems for others. This could expose further political tensions which might also have an impact on oil production and trade.
Electric vehicles
Another factor to consider is the growing interest in electric vehicles, which now finally seem to be gaining traction.
However, falling petrol prices could serve to place doubt in the minds of people who are considering making the leap into a Leaf.
In turn, that could deter investment in the infrastructure required for electric vehicles.
OPEC claim that the world's oil markets will stabilise themselves. Whether that is good for motorists remains to be seen.
But I wouldn't rush out to exchange the Prius for a V8 gas guzzler just yet!
Are low pump price here to stay? Is it time to switch to an electric vehicle or go back to a gas guzzler? Let us know.


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Summernats Festival delivers Canberra cars, music, girls, tourism dollars and more
The 25th Summernats festival reved up things for Canberra again today as it continued on with parade of show cars.
It wasn't just about cars as event co-owner Andy Lopez told the press. It was more about entertainment and a more family atmosphere, but make no mistake – it was mainly about the cars…and a good dose of loud music – as if the roar of the engines wasn't enough to burst your eardrums (earplugs are provided upon entrance to the festival – satisfying OH&S regulations).
Event numbers are understood to be up this year, approaching 90,000, up at least 10,000 from the last Summernats Festival.
Mr Lopez said "People are going to get see something really terrific…two hundred cars in convoy, beautifully managed, well presented, a complete range of all the types of vehicles that Summernats has to offer and I think pretty much the community is excited about it."
Canberra has had a bit of a love – hate relationship with Summernats over the years, but this year there was plenty of love to go around. There were loads of car lovers, even love-mobile muscle cars, and of course the Ms Summernats competition – and not to be outdone, Fever Australia girls gave the Ms Summernats young ladies a run for the money with photographers and news crews.
No, there were not any riots and a good number of police and event organisers were quick to defuse any potential incidents before they started.
New co-owner Andy Lopez, who purchased Summernats said it's another sign the event has turned a corner.
"This isn't a choir convention, but at the same time we're not like a gathering of satanists either," he said.
"Ninety-nine-point-nine per cent of people that go to Summernats are there because they love what the event is about and if there is anyone else who is looking to cause trouble then we're going to deal with it."
Mr Lopez, originally had little interest in cars, said 2012 is shaping be the most successful Summernats yet.
"We want this to be the premier street machine, modifier event in the world," he said.
"We'll have 1200 people watching our burnout competition and that's something you can't do anywhere else in the world.
"If you win the summernats burnout competition, you are the undisputed champion.
"That's what we want the Summernats to be about."
Summernats attracts many of the nations most talented motor and mechanical craftsmen, artists and all matter of other folks who are in the business of hotted up cars. They also attract news media from from across the country – and this year its been mainly positive, with the festival being pro active to remove the more troublesome aspects of years gone by. The festival also adds a much needed boost to the ACT economy, with nightclubs, hotels and restaurants all reporting business definitely being up since the car-show hit down.
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Finding Value In Confirmation Hearings
The most outrageous claim in Washington right now isn't that the earth is flat, it's that Supreme Ccourt confirmation hearings are valuable. Yet, here it is, in the pages of hallowed New York Times:
A new study, based on an analysis of every question asked and every answer given at Supreme Court confirmation hearings in the last 70 years, shows that the hearings often address real substance, illuminate the spirit of their times and change with shifts in partisan alignments and the demographic characteristics of nominees.
The study also refutes the common mistaken belief that questions about abortion rights have played a dominant role in confirmation hearings since Roe v. Wade was decided in 1973. And it finds that female and minority nominees are questioned more closely than white male ones.
Find out more about the study at NYT.com.


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Motivational Monday!
What motivates you?
I am motivated by being positive and liking who I am!
Girls today think they have to be perfect to a beautiful person! And it's because of Social Media, Magazines, Reality Shows, they all show that being perfect is the only way to be! That's not true! Being your true self and loving your imperfections makes you a beautiful person!
So, It is ok to be "Perfectly Imperfect"
The entire outfit is Forever 21
Tell me what motivates you!


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I know it sounds weird having a blog title about a hill in the new forest.. Just bare with me here..
Last Friday I went out without Adam,Harper or the fluffs, now probably doesn't sound like much of an achievement but to me this is a very rare occasion, mainly due to my social anxiety as well as hating when I leave Harper but Adam was home so I went out with Harper's Godfather & my best friend Mr Cheesman. I got to be an adult and for a couple of hours leave all the stresses of home at home.. We decided we were going to go to Deadman hill, We're lovers of heavy metal so listened to a lot of Alestorm and Leo Moracchioli if anyone who follows me on Instagram saw my video of me dancing to a song called Mexico that was basically the whole journey.
Deadman Hill is a very special place for a few reasons. It's the place I spent many pre-baby summers, It's the place my friends and I went when we needed to let off steam, it was a place I went too to deal with a broken heart, I've laughed, cried, screamed, been totally awestruck at the views and last but not least.. It's the place that I realised Adam was more than Ok and that'd I wanted to peruse a relationship with him. We made our relationship 'official' the day after I took him there for the first time.. alright that's enough soppyness.
So we pulled up, got out the car to enjoy the views better also to go and find a grave of a fucking hamster that died a year previously that Cheesman's girlfriend buried out in the forest.. Could we find it?! OF COURSE WE FUCKING COULDN'T. Mainly because he couldn't remember where the thing was buried.. (If you're reading this Kim I loved Mr Chubbs honest just not when he was living in my bathroom)
We decided to go back to the car and have a good old catch up, I rarely see Ben (that's his real name) by myself so it was nice to be able to talk about everything that had been going on in both our lives. We discussed the good old famous who does more the working dad or the stay at home mum, Which led to a very interesting debate after my rant that went something like this.. Now if you read my hangover hell post I'm also a tit when I am sober… "I DO NOT UNDERSTAND HOW MEN CAN COMPLAIN ABOUT LEAVING THE HOUSE HAVING CONVERSATIONS AND NOT TELLING SOMEONE FOR THE 15TH THOUSAND TIME IN THE LAST HOUR TO STOP ATTACKING THE FUCKING DVD'S AND BITING MY KNEES OR TO PLEASE JUST EAT THEIR DINNER BECAUSE THEY NEED IT MORE THAN THE FUCKING DOG. NO STOP TRYING TO PUT YOUR HAND DOWN THE TOILET. THEN HAVING YOUR TINY PERSON LOOK AT YOU LIKE YOU'VE JUST QUOTED SOMETHING IN PISSING KLINGON " I'm one of those people who has a filter but it has a late reaction always fun! His reply which is why he is the more sensible one and actually keeps me level headed most of the time.. "You think you've done the most because you're alert 24/7, you're spending someone who cant hold a conversation, who likes to make a mess for fun, BUT he is also travelling to work having his ear chewed by whoever is in that day having to make sure everything is tip top so he doesn't lose his job and has to work with a bunch of bellends for customers" Check mate.
Part of Friday made me crave to be the person I was pre-baby the one who could go out at 11pm at the drop of the hat and go to the forest to watch the stars but that feeling was quickly squashed by one thing, well I say one thing there was between six and eight horses that broke into canter in front of us with a foal now imagine that and one of the most beautiful sunsets you've ever seen in your life. Perfection. It also gave me the kick up my butt to get me out of my tiny funk. I think we can learn a lot about family through animals.. anyway again I am digressing. Becoming a parent doesn't happen over night you have time to prepare for a tiny bundle but you don't have time to prepare for the person they are going to grow into because you just don't bloody know who that person is going to be. There's days when they will be so naughty that you're like "well Satan's made his appearance today hasn't he?" then there's other days when all you will do is laugh, to the point your sides hurt. Parenting is about give and take but it's also about you, remembering you are a person and not a machine and there will be times that you need to just call a friend and be like "GET ME THE FUCK OUT OF THIS HOUSE" but remembering that it's ok to do that, its ok to let your hair down and just be you.
I think a lot of us need to remember that.
On the way home we sang along to lady gaga and the killers before a McDonalds stop because no trip to Deadman hill is complete without a cheeseburger.
It's strange how a piece of land can give you so much perspective on your own life.


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You know what it's like: you pop into Waitrose for a loaf of bread and come out with a trolley-full of relaxed wellbeing. That's the plan, anyway – the supermarket is trialling yoga classes in three of its branches.
Qualified, local yoga professionals will be running evening classes in Basingstoke, Newbury (from February 12th) and Banbury (from February 19th), catering for all levels. They'll cost £7 per session or £35 for six sessions – so probably cheaper than nipping into the shop for a few bits.
"My recommendation is to eat well and move well so yoga in a supermarket could be the perfect balance," says Sam Rao, Senior Yoga Teacher – whose school is running the classes at Waitrose.
"Yoga works the whole body and is a discipline for all. Stretching and working the muscles has always been associated with releasing stress both in the body and the mind, leading to good health."
If the trial is successful, we could be seeing yoga classes in more Waitrose branches.


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We would like to thank the 55 sophomore students who submitted applications for the Simon Scholars Program.
At this time we would like to congratulate the class of 2019 Simon Scholar Finalists…
- Maria Andrade
- Leslie Benitez
- Wendy Berber
- Victor Borja
- Kira Bustillos
- Vincent Dang
- Ana Flores
- Aldo Ibarra
- Kathleen Nguyen
- Khanh Nguyen
- Jose Paramo
- Axel Sagundo
- Yahjaira Samano
- Jorge Sanchez
- Paul Serafin
- Erick Zeferino
The finalists will move on to the interview process.Congratulations to all of you and good luck!!!


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Yellowstone Winter Programs Offer Throng-free
Views of the Geothermal Park and its Animals
Dan Leeth
At a roadside pullout, a group of us gaze through high-powered spotting scopes. Minutes before, we had glimpsed two wolves from the Agate pack high on a snow-plastered ridge to the north. Now, three of their rivals have appeared on the hillside to the south. They stand a few hundred yards away.
"The dark one is a Slough Creek male," naturalist MacNeil Lyons whispers, referring to its birth pack. "The other two are females from the Druids."
I have a tan one named High Sides centered in my scope when I hear faint howls echo from the north. My subject looks up, then tilts her head skyward. Her mouth opens, and a cloud of hot canine breath escapes. A second later, her sirenic cry reaches those of us a thousand feet away on the road below.
The wolf lowers her head and glares toward her cross-valley adversaries. In her piercing yellow eyes, I see the very essence of wildness.
My wife and I have come to Yellowstone National Park in January to celebrate one of those downhill-from-here significant birthdays. To maximize learning and minimize hassles, we opted for a six-day "Winter in Wonderland," package.
"You'll get a comprehensive overview of Yellowstone along with a little skiing and wildlife watching," Rich Hoeninghausen of Xanterra, the park's major concessionaire, assured us. "We build our lodging and learning programs around experiences."
The adventure begins at the Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel, the park's only car accessible accommodations open in winter. At a Monday evening gathering, we meet three fellow participants and MacNeil, our Yellowstone Association Institute guide.
"I want you to see this country through the eyes of a naturalist," he tells us. "Look at the landscape. Look at the wildlife. Look at the habitat. You'll gain a better understanding of the interconnectedness, and you'll go home with better memories."
In addition to dozens of bison, elk, coyotes and eagles, Tuesday's remembrance material includes the spotting of over a dozen wolves. Fifteen years ago, we would have seen nary a one.
Already suffering a bad reputation for dining on fairytale grandmothers, the king of the canine's ability to devour 20 pounds of elk or perhaps an occasional cow in one feeding garnered wolves many local enemies. The last indigenous Yellowstone pack was exterminated in 1926. It took seven decades, but a dozen gray wolves were reintroduced to the park in 1995. By the end of 2008, Yellowstone boasted no less than 124 animals in 12 packs.
Now, a decade and a half later, wolf watching has become a communal sport in the Lamar Valley along the park's only snowplowed road. Researchers like Rick McIntyre carry antennas to pick up signals from the radio-collared critters. Wherever his yellow Xterra sits parked, one finds a bevy of camera-toting "puparazzi."
We spot McIntyre's Xterra and more wolves Wednesday morning before departing on a five-mile ski tour to Tower Falls. By Yellowstone winter standards, temperatures are moderate, which means spit doesn't freeze before it hits the ground.
It feels good to glide through the forest, smelling pine and fir. The only obstacles we encounter en route are two trailside bison grazing in belly-deep drifts. Rather than use their legs like elk to uncover buried grasses, these brutes shovel snow away with their wooly faces. When they look up, it appears they've been hit with cream pies.
While wolves may be the villains of fairytales, the most dangerous animal in the park, MacNeil tells us, is the bison. On average, he says, four folks get gored every year.
"Look at its tail. If it's at a stiff 90 degree angle, the animal's going to do one of two things – charge or discharge. In either case, you don't want to be in the way." We slip by without a tail-raising experience.
At trail's end we walk down to Tower Falls where the creek has frozen into a 132-foot-tall, cryogenic blue and white Popsicle. Yellowstone, MacNeil jokes, is nine months of winter and three months of tourists. Today, we share the place with four snowshoers and two other skiers. The result is a feeling of peace and serenity.
On Thursday, a four-wheel-drive van equipped with rubber tank-like tracks instead of tires carries us deep into the park's interior. The fumarole-ladened hillside of Roaring Mountain rumbles softly in snow-muffled quietude, and the boardwalk trails of Norris Geyser Basin beckon with nary another soul around. Along the Madison River, trumpeter swans swim in an unfrozen flow. A coyote walks the road ahead, occasionally glancing back at the yellow behemoth tracking him. Beyond, elk graze by the riverside and bison crouch in a snow-covered meadow, their white faces and bodies making them look like ghostly apparitions.
Late in the afternoon, we reach Old Faithful Snow Lodge. Unlike the historic Old Faithful Inn and Old Faithful Lodge, which are summer-only facilities, the 1998-vintage Old Faithful Snow Lodge is the only winter lodging in the park's interior.
A short snowcoach drive the next morning takes us to the trailhead for Lone Star Geyser, a feature named neither for the state nor the beer. Instead, the moniker comes from its lonely location.
Lone Star erupts roughly every three hours, and with lottery-winning luck, we arrive just as water and steam begin shooting from its cone with the sound of a hissing steam iron. After the lunchtime floorshow, it's back to the van.
That afternoon, MacNeil offers an optional tour through Old Faithful's Upper Geyser Basin where the charred trunks from Yellowstone's devastating 1988 forest fires still poke from the snow. Their young replacements now stand 15-20 feet high.
"Lodgepole pines have serotinous cones," explains MacNeil. "That means they have a resin on the outside. Place a flame underneath and the resin melts off. Fire may torch the parent tree, but some of those cones will lose their resin in the flames. The cone then opens up and disperses thousands of seeds."
After dark, with a full moon illuminating the landscape, I bundle up for a short sub-zero stroll. Not far from the lodge, I hear wolf howls. In the midst of a Yellowstone winter, I may be mere steps from luxurious warmth, but I'm still surrounded by that same essence of wildness.
After breakfast, we board our snowcoach for the grand return north. The first stop is West Thumb Geyser Basin where we walk a snow-covered boardwalk beside Yellowstone Lake. From there, the snow-packed roadway heads north through old-growth forest to Fishing Bridge on the lake's northern shore. Here, empty shoreline benches look out onto a vacant landscape of gray and white. We share the off-season emptiness area with groups of snowmobilers.
While the controversial machines are allowed in the park, they are now heavily regulated. Snowmobiles must have state-of-the-art four-stroke engines, groups must be led by commercial guides, travel is limited to designated roadways, speeds are controlled and numbers limited.
At the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, short walks lead to rim-edge views of the river's famed upper and lower falls. Both appear as slushy veils of bridal white. Mist from the tumbling water condenses into artificial snow, forming ski-worthy domes at the base of the falls.
Back at the Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel, my credit card-wielding wife offers to buy me a wolf for my birthday – a stuffed one, anyway. We head to the gift shop to see what's available.
"I appreciate the thought, but these look cuddly, not cunning. Even Little Red Riding Hood couldn't find wildness in these guys," I tell her. "Why don't you just buy me 20 pounds of elk tenderloin for dinner instead?"


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I don't think I've ever been so eager about a show the way I've been so eager to watch So Cosmo every Wednesday night! The E show lets us fashion lovers go behind the scenes of Cosmopolitan magazine and see how much work it takes to publish an issue each month and keep Cosmopolitan the #1 women's magazine.
The girls who work for Cosmopolitan are on "fleek" at all times! I mean really, who looks that good at work everyday? I can barely get out of bed every morning for my 9 to 5. I'm not sure they look that awesome because they have a camera around 24/7 or its just how they dress because they work in the fashion industry. It's probably because they work in the fashion industry.
The Cosmopolitan girls really have made me feel guilty about throwing on anything when I go to work because who wants to be on "fleek" for a job they don't really love? No one! I don't look like a ragamuffin at work but I sure don't go out of my way to look awesome every day but that's going to change!
What I've learned from So Cosmo is that in the fashion industry or any industry you want to dress for the position you want to have someday. If you're a Fashion Coordinator and you want to be an Executive Fashion Editor one day you have to dress like an Executive Fashion Editor right now. You always dress for the position you want and work hard to attain your goal.
From now on I plan on dressing for the position I want eventually and treat every day at work like its practice for a higher paying and more important position. Never do anything in life less than 100% even if you hate it. I hope this inspires you to dress for the position you want and to work hard like the So Cosmo girls!
To check out the show So Cosmo on E click here!


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In 2016, the SFI community continued to work at the intersection of thriving forests, sustainable communities and responsible procurement. SFI has become something bigger than a certification standard--SFI is a sustainability organization that is providing supply chain assurance, elevating the conservation value of working forests and fostering community engagement.
2016 Interactive SFI Scorecard
is a snapshot of our progress on
green building recognition, conservation leadership, growth in certification, consumer recognition and label use, the SFI Forest Partners
Program, social media, conservation and community grants
and much more.
SFI Participates in The Nature Conservancy of Canada's
Why Forests Matter
Speaker Series
The Nature Conservancy of Canada's
Why Forests Matter speaker series
provided three thought-provoking evenings of discussion.
A panel of experts expanded on their views of Canada's forests as a resource, an inspiration and a place that sustains life.
SFI participated in this series and focused on how our shared quality of life depends on keeping forests as forests. The Huffington Post carried a SFI blog that captured the essence of what was presented in this series. Check out "
You Can Love Wood And Still Be A Forest Hugger
in the Huffington Post
Kenauk Canada Achieves Certification to the SFI 2015-2019 Forest Management Standard
SFI is proud to announce Kenauk Canada's certification to the SFI Forest Management Standard. The Kenauk Nature Reserve in Quebec, which covers more than 69,000 acres/26,000 hectares of forests and lakes, is a great example of how forests can provide multiple values focused simultaneously on conservation, recreation and economic productivity. The Kenauk Nature Reserve is owned in partnership with Kenauk Canada, the Nature Conservancy of Canada and four local families.
A SFI Conservation and Community Partnerships Grant is supporting
research on vernal pools
, in partnership with Kenauk Canada and the Nature Conservancy of Canada. Vernal pools provide important habitat for a variety of plant and wildlife species of concern, including frogs, salamanders and other amphibians and their offspring.
WBCSD Launches Video to Connect Sustainable Future with the Use of Forest Products from Responsible Sources
A two-minute
from the World Business Council for Sustainable Development explains the role of sustainable forest products in the transition to a low-carbon society.
The video makes the case that reducing emissions isn't enough to address the challenge of climate change--carbon must be removed from the atmosphere. Only forests can capture carbon and release oxygen into the atmosphere. Forest products from well-managed forests can also store carbon for hundreds of years, but to ensure forests continue to fight climate change while also providing food, clean water, habitats and livelihoods, viewers are encouraged to buy products from
well-managed forests certified to standards like SFI, PEFC and FSC.
All Lands, Large Landowners Conservation Workshops Engaging Wide Variety of Forest Landowners
In partnership with the Duke University Nicholas School of the Environment, SFI has
engaged a wide variety of forest landowners
over the course of three all-lands
. Chief Conservation Officer Paul Trianosky participated in a symposium at the Duke University Nicholas School of the Environment in 2015, and SFI has hosted two additional all-lands, large lands events since then. This workshop series, developed by SFI, USDA and the Nicholas Institute of Environmental Policy Solutions, encourages the collaboration of all landowners to achieve a common conservation goal.
2016 SFI Annual Conference Video
The large and diverse 2016 conference brought together landowners, brand owners,
conservationists, Indigenous groups, universities, community groups, government officials and others.
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Next year promises to be even better. Mark your calendars now and join us in Ottawa, Canada September 27 - 29 for the
SFI 2017 Annual Conference
. It will be a wonderful chance to celebrate Canada's 150th birthday during National Forest Week. The Canadian Forest Service and the Canadian Institute of Forestry are partnering with us in key sessions at the conference.
SFI Community in the News
Two Turtle Doves! And the 117th Christmas Bird Count...
Port Hawkesbury Paper Celebrating Forest Management Audit Results
MSU Architecture Students Recognized for Design Studio Plans that Showcase Mid-Rise Wood Buildings
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Program Information Session
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Learn more and register here
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A giant 5 pole motor, capable of putting out 1/8 horsepower in continuous operation. Made in the USA by Stature Electric Inc.. Has ball bearings and is very quiet.
For 6 or 7.2 volts, use our SCO-10 speed control with this motor.
For 12 volts, use our SCO-20 speed control with this motor.
A seven-pole skewed armature motor, made in the USA. Comes complete with ferrite bead for RF suppression and 8" wire leads.
Rated for 12 volts, maximum.
Stall current: 1.5 amps at 12 volts.
Test current - Using Rivabo 40mm (1.5"), 3 blade, medium pitch brass prop, 0.43 amps at 12 volts (2400 RPM)
Test current - Using Rivabo 40mm (1.5"), 3 blade, medium pitch brass prop, 0.21 amps at 6 volts (1300 RPM)
Can Size: 1.2" (30.48mm) diameter, 2.43" (61.7mm) long.
Shaft Size: 3/32" (2.38mm) diameter, 1/4" (6.35mm) long.
Mounting holes: use 2 mm machine screws.
Weight: 175 grams.
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Matsushita coreless motor, made in Japan. Highly efficient, an excellent motor for any small model where battery space is limited and long run time is desired. Comes complete with RF suppression capacitor and 8" wire leads.
One SCT Mk2 - 1 speed control can handle up to 2 motors.
Only 1 Left!
A 5 pole motor, comes complete with RF suppression capacitor. This Chinese made motor is a clone of the popular Mabuchi RS-385.
One SCT Mk2-6.6 Smartcontrol can handle up to 2 motors.
RS-555PH made by Mabuchi in China. Works well with 6 to 12 volt batteries. A pair of these motors could easily power a 1/96 scale cruiser or large destroyer. A 5 pole motor with R. F. suppression capacitor included. Has flattened shaft.
Rated for 12 volts max, will turn on 1 cell ( 1.2 volts ) with no load.
Stall current at 12 volts - 5.5 amps
Draws 1.40 amps running direct drive with a Rivabo 1.5 (38mm)" 3-bladed prop at 12 volts (4000 RPM).
Draws 0.90 amps running direct drive with a Rivabo 1.5 (38mm)" 3-bladed prop at 7.2 volts (2700 RPM).
Draws 0.68 amps running direct drive with a Rivabo 1.5 (38mm)" 3-bladed prop at 6 volts (2100 RPM).
Can Size: 1.32" (33.5mm) diameter, 2.2" (57mm) long.
Shaft Size: .125" (3.2mm) diameter, .3125" (7.9mm) long.
Mounting holes: use 3mm machine screws.
Weight: 170 grams.
OneSCT Mk2-6.6 Smartcontrol can handle up to 2 motors.
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Bruce (rcmodelreviews) just published a great review and build video of a chinese noname mini h-quad. In his review he compares them in quality and design with the QAV250 and the Blackout mini h-quad. I can't wait to get my own build started, but the motors from myrcmart have not even been shipped yet.
July 23, 2014
Review and build video of chinese mini h-quad by Bruce
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So I've already mentioned the Global Game Jam, occurring January 29-31, in my previous post. Since then I've learned of two more exciting events coming quickly, so if you live in NC be sure to mark your calendar!
FEB 6: Carolina Games Summit
This one-day event, sponsored in part by The Escapist, takes place on Saturday, February 6th, at Wayne Community College in Goldsboro, NC. The day includes a number of lectures on programming, art, hiring processes, and more. Numerous game tournaments will take place throughout the day. Online registration is highly recommended; you may not be able to get a ticket just by showing up, so check out the website for ticket information.
APR 7-8: Triangle Game Conference
The second annual Triangle Game Conference takes place April 7-8 at the Raleigh Marriott City Center in Raleigh, NC. Dubbed the "leading East Coast event for developers and professionals working in the interactive entertainment and serious game industries," TGC is sure to be the area's top educational and networking event for those interested in the business of game development. This event was established by the Triangle Game Initiative to focus the Triangle area as a major hub of game development. If you live in the area, this is the event this year you don't want to miss!
Are you coming to one of these events??? Let me know in the comments! I'm more than happy to meet new people and look forward to making new friends. See you there!


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God Doesn't Give Up on Us
BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY… "Yet I am always with You; You hold my right hand. You guide me with Your counsel, and afterward You will take me up in glory." Psalm 73:23,24 HCSB Life can bring its share of frustrations and contradictions. There are the inequities of life, the injustices of life, the questions that(…)


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Color Pencil Sketches graph here.
"Sky Pi-lot" series, How High Can You Fly?
Color Pencil Sketch to the Power of Four
"Nigerian Wax Prints" series - color pencilshere.
Sketch Pad Pro - "Towels" Series
Kaleidoscopes, Mandalas, and Pinwheels of my color pencil sketches and acrylic abstract paintings.
Mom's Table Cloths
"Ribbon Shirts" - mixed medium
"Autumn" series - Oil Pastels on canvas
"Squid Nest"
Dry Pastels and digital play..
"Folded Mandalas"
"Southwestern Dance Regalia" Series
"Squid Blossoms"
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With OLIVIER PY and the artistic team of Orlando ou l'Impatience
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In 2013, Olivier Py became the first artist to be appointed director of the Festival d'Avignon since Jean Vilar. A director for the theatre, the opera, and cinema, but also an actor and poet, Olivier Py anchors his work in his contemporaries' preoccupations, in order to open up a poetic and political dialogue about the life of the individual as part of a community. Theatre is his culture and his instrument: with him, words become actions, without losing sight of the fact that this gesture—a poem—could one day be the basis of new democratic forms.
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This sermon is based on Romans 8: 28, 31-35 NRSV
"We know that all things work together for good for those who love God, who are called according to his purpose… What then are we to say about these things? If God is for us, who is against us? He who did not withhold his own Son, but gave him up for all of us, will he not with him also give us everything else? 33 Who will bring any charge against God's elect? It is God who justifies. Who is to condemn? It is Christ Jesus, who died, yes, who was raised, who is at the right hand of God, who indeed intercedes for us. Who will separate us from the love of Christ? Will hardship, or distress, or persecution, or famine, or nakedness, or peril, or sword?"
Questions to consider:
What is your biggest concern right now?
What was your biggest concern or fear a year ago? Has that resolved?


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I found a fantastic site filled with artistic inspiration that I just had to share with you! Lilla Rodgers Studio features 36 amazing artists. Each artist's profile contains pages of incredible images.
I am betting some of them will be familiar to you, such as this one by Carolyn Gavin which I've seen a little notebook at Archivers:
Or maybe this one from the K and Company line by Jenn Ski:
Or this one by Lisa DeJohn:
There are many more great artists and inspiration pieces on the website. I also love that each artist's page features a look into their studio. I love seeing where they create! Some of my favorites are from Allison Cole, Jenn Ski, and Sylvia Decker:
Go check it out. If you're like me you will waste lots of time...but even if that laundry doesn't get done, at least you will be filled with inspiration at the end of it all! :)
Monday, March 8, 2010
So inspiring...
Posted by justem at 5:59 AM
3 comments:
- Janelle said...
fun stuff! thanks for sharing. i love those owls!
- March 8, 2010 at 6:58 AM
- Julie said...
the owls are tooo stinkin cute! great monday morning mojo movers!
- March 8, 2010 at 12:43 PM
- Melanie said...
Ooooohhhh--thanks for this inspirational site. I'm going to look over it tomorrow during the boy's nap time :)
- March 11, 2010 at 12:31 AM
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Loomi powder comes from powdered black limes, Citrus aurantifolia. Black limes are whole, sun-dried limes. These are 2.5-4cm in diameter (1-1.5 inches).
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Originally, black limes came from Persia, so sometimes particular people call for a black Persian lime.
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$1,325 2 bed 200 Gorge Road West, Victoria BC, V9A 1M5
Previously Listed $1,325 2 bed
200 Gorge Road West, Saanich, V9A 1M5
Commute to Downtown Esquimalt
This apartment is in Saanich. Nearby parks include Gorge Park, Esquimalt Gorge Park and Qu'Appelle Park.
Gorge Towers has a Walk Score of 73 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
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Many nearby public transportation options.
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Bus lines:
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26 Dockyard / UVic
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Gorge Towers is in the city of Saanich, BC. Saanich has an average Walk Score of 51 and has 109,752 residents.


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Over this year I have connected with so many wonderful people, through blogging and youtube but I always felt like there is so many more people to discover!
Although we have this platform to create, write and share a lot of it just disappears.
That's why I created a Community page for newbies (and long existing) Tamil beauty bloggers to come together to share their posts. We all need a bit of inspiration and motivation sometimes, heck I have a writers block almost every other week aha!
I'd like for more Tamil female bloggers to unite and encourage each other to achieve great things!
You don't have to be a beauty blogger. You just have to be a girl on a mission.
Any content creators are welcome to show off their talents (be it lifestyle, health&fitness, fashion, photography, authors, artists, vloggers etc).
The whole idea behind "Beauty" is whatever you make of it because there's beauty in everything!
Feel free to check it out, share your content and spread some love 🙂
I'm looking forward to meeting a lot more of you!
Loads of love.


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I have received the following letter from a local businessman which we think deserves reproducing in full,
"Dear Blogmiester,
I don't know where to start, but I'm sitting here on a nice summer's day, wondering what to do with my shop 'Chimneys R Us'.
As some of you may know, I offer a first class chimney sweeping service to the people of Saltburn. I've been open for 3 months now and haven't had a single customer. Yes, that's right not a single customer has seen fit to bring their chimney into the shop to take advantage of our excellent service. I've not had a wage in all this time and frankly it's putting my health at risk.
People say 'Don't close Eddy' but a lot of these people don't use the shop. It will be sad if I have to leave, but I think I'll be gone by Christmas.'
Yours sincerely, Eddy Bellend of 'Chimneys R Us'."
So come on Salburners, take your chimneys in to Eddy!
Love, Bwian.
Friday, 20 July 2007
Heartfelt Plea to Blogmeister
Posted by Saltburn subversives at 10:04
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Why doesn't Eddy try a mobile chimney sweeping service? Home visits are all the rage in the insertions business, particularly in the bedroom, of course.
- 24 July 2007 at 12:22
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Dear Volunteers,
- Make Mother's Day meaningful and Help brighten the day of seniors in San Gabriel's Convalescent Center this Friday – as SimplyHelp organizes an early Mother's Day celebration.
SimplyHelp will entertain the seniors for 1 hour – from 10am-11am, with fun songs and exercises. We will bring cookies and a big cake to share with the seniors.
Many of the residents in the center are forgotten by their family members and are so grateful for any kind of attention.
Please come this Friday, 10 am, to bring joy to the lives of these people.
Address: 8035 E. Hill Drive, Rosemead, CA 91770
- Yesterdays promotion of SimplyHelp at the exclusive red carpet premiere screening 'The Road to Freedom' was a great success!
SimplyHelp banners were present everywhere, all attendents received a SimplyHelp flyer when they walked in and Tina was photographed with the main actors of the movie.
Pictures will follow later this week on the website.
- The Warehouse will be open for donation drop off this Sunday, May 2nd, from 2pm-4pm.
14940 E. Don Julian Road, City of Industry, CA 91748
Be Happy,