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So who are we?...well, we're not convinced that a page detailing the intricacies of how we came to be, and what we've done, and who we see ourselves as, would add a great deal of value to your life, so, to put it as succinctly as possible we are 5 guys - give or take - who love music, who love to play music, and who also happen to Love the God in whom beautiful things such as music find their origin. We make music because we like making the attempt at imitating this incredible God of beauty. Of course life is about much more than music, so, we are also fathers, and husbands, students and business owners just like all of you...unless of course you are female in which case, might I suggest you reverse the gender of those first two descriptive nouns.
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Whether we like it or not, we are all creating a digital footprint and this footprint can be as influential in defining us as the way we dress, the car we drive, the language we use, the job we do and the political views that we follow. As a society and as educators we can approach this phenomenon in one of two ways, that of fear, suspicion, paranoia and trepidation or enthusiasm, opportunism and pro-activism. With this in mind it is important for educators to raise student awareness about the identity they are creating for themselves online and to teach them how to turn this collection of data to their own advantage.
In his article 'How to Build your Digital Footprint in 8 Easy Steps', Mitch Joel outlines many practical approaches to making your online presence a positive one. He suggests that the first step is to consider what you hope to accomplish with your online presence. In a classroom setting, this could be as simple as having a discussion with students about how they would like to appear online and what kind of branding they would like to give themselves. The way we brand ourselves is informed by the kinds of things that we enjoy creating or producing. I would like to spend more time with my students exploring and experimenting with the various digital mediums available to us today. Once you have considered your preferred medium (photos, videos, words), it is time to select an appropriate channel. This could lead to a discussion about the many different ways we have available to us to publish content on the Internet and the appropriate norms for each channel.
Joel argues that the more active and involved you are in a community, the more rewarding your experience will be. He suggests that before you start creating content yourself you should take an active role in reading and commenting on what other people in your field of interest have produced. By following people with strong online voices on sites with a high amount of traffic we can quickly become familiar with what other people are saying and how they are saying it. I think that this is an excellent way to begin in the classroom as well and can lead to discussions surrounding the type of language that is most commonly used, the elements of a thoughtful comment, how to reply to comments or maintain a discussion thread. Involving students in this kind of a community will help to expand their learning network and add a high level of collaboration into their learning experiences.
The Internet and the emergence of social media sites really has provided the catalyst for an educational revolution. Students and teachers now have access to unprecedented amounts of information. Don't believe me? Here are some facts and figures
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Instead of being afraid of this phenomenon, we should embrace it. Let's expose our students to the content and teach them how to find it, analyze it, synthesis it, curate it and evaluate it. Let's teach our students how to comment on it and discuss it. Let's teach our students to create it and in doing so create for themselves a powerful identify that enriches their lives, leads to personal growth, introduces them to new people, expands their horizons, offers them unprecedented opportunities and helps to craft them into citizens of the world, the digital one included.


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Americans are expected to consume 1.23 billion chicken wings during this year's Super Bowl game, 12.3 million fewer than last year.
Americans love their Super Bowl chicken wings, according to a report by the National Chicken Council.
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According to the report, released Tuesday, Americans will consume roughly 1.23 billion chicken wings this Super Bowl Sunday.
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Shotguns are quite common in UK, although they have to be licenced. Once a licence is obtained which is not that difficult to obtain. There is no limit on the number of guns one can own or the ammount of ammo you keep. Autos have to be restricted to 3 shot and weapons and ammo must be kept in a steel gun cabinet. On licence application you must proove you have somewhere to shoot but simply joining a Clay club can take care of that. Or if you move to UK you would be more than wecome to join me rough shooting on local farmland That I have permision to shoot.
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Councilors in Flagstaff have opted to discontinue the use of chemical de-icing agents on city streets this winter.
The Arizona Daily Sun reports that councilors voted Tuesday to use instead only volcanic cinders.
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The city had been using a salt-based, chemical de-icer to melt snow and ice on city streets since 2007.
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It all starts with an idea to create a product; then making the product.
Below are characteristics which your product or brand has to have if it is to be profitable. They are elaborative. Apply them to your product.
1. It has to serve an identifiable purpose(s) or deliver value to consumers
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This was an excerpt from my book 'Forget The Business Plan Use This Short Model'. The book points out what is important and crucial for an entrepreneur to concentrate on. A shorter and efficient business plan format. It's a guidance of what is vital in running a profitable, sustainable and growing business. It's meant to make things easier for entrepreneurs, by keeping the main things main.
Tiisetso Maloma is a South African businessmen, author of Forget The business Plan Use This Short Model, business model innovating consultant at At Large Communications and he writes economic and entrepreneurial development programmes for AfriBizCulture (NPO). His current startup (co-found) is DVDapps, a DVD disc based edu-training-app authoring company. Tiisetso social: Twitter @TiisetsoMaloma, Blog, Linkedin, Quora, Facebook,Pinterest


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Mona v1.1 released
About a month after the release of mona.py, we're back with our first official update to mona.py
What's new in mona.py v1.1?¶
If you have been using the trunk version of mona, you have been able to enjoy the improvements and additions that were put in place over the last few weeks.
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- pattern_create function can now take custom charsets, or an extended version of the regular charset
- the suggest routine will now produce an entire metasploit file. It will also ask if you are building a fileformat exploit, or a tcp network client or udp network client module and will build an exploit module based on those selections. It will also ask for an exploit-db ID (or URL) and scrape the original author, name of the exploit, and CVE ID.
- new option added to the config command : author (when set, it will use this config parameter to populate the metasploit module author section)
- the find routine can now search for a customizable nr of levels of pointers to pointers. You can even tell the find routine to subtract a certain offset from one of the pointers in one of the levels
- the seh routine has a new option -rop, which will look for pop/pop/pop esp/ret combinations
- the findmsp routine now searches the entire stack. You can optionally set an offset from esp too, to prevent it from searching the entire stack
- if you use -n and/or -cpb in the suggest or skeleton routine, the badchars will be used in the BadChars section of the metasploit module
- the egghunter routine has support for DEP bypass
- the update routine now uses https by default. You can still use http using the -http parameter
- you can switch between trunk and release versions by setting a parameter to the update routine
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- skeleton : builds a metasploit exploit module skeleton
- stacks : shows all stacks (base, top, size) for each thread in the application
- last but not least : we have released documentation for all current commands in mona. We will most likely move the documentation into the wiki on redmine later on, but for now, the manual at www.corelan.be is up-to-date. Thanks fancy for producing the video's in the documentation !


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New York Times
Boulez's Piano Solos in Taka Kigawa's Hands
New York Times
Yes, implausibly enough, the complete solo piano works of Pierre Boulez sounded, in Mr. Kigawa's hands and with the low-ceilinged Le Poisson Rouge acoustics, glasses tinkling at the bar, like nothing so much as a collection of unusually experimental ...
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New York Classical Review
An early Boulez birthday gift from Taka Kigawa at Poisson Rouge
New York Classical Review
As he closes in on his 90th birthday in March, Pierre Boulez is entering a year-long celebration of his career as a composer, conductor, and cultural arbiter. Taka Kigawa, one of the composer's great keyboard interpreters, presented an early gift to New York ...
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Wall Street Journal
Premier Performances at Bargemusic, and Richard Tucker Feted
Wall Street Journal
The French composer and conductor Pierre Boulez, who turns 90 in March, has left an indelible stamp on 20th-century music, composing works that called on electronic sounds as well as the performers themselves to fill in the blanks. On Monday, the ...
New York Times
A Night Packed With Boulez
New York Times
If anything can cut through the late-August humidity, it's the bracing music of Pierre Boulez, the doyen of complexity and kaleidoscopic colors. Taka Kigawa, a gifted and daring pianist who specializes in 20th-century and contemporary music, takes on not just ...
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Nike Dunk Low – Summer '09 Collection
March 5th, 2009 by Aaron Kr. | 2 comments
Earlier today, we showed you the upcoming Dunk High models from Nike's summer 2009 collection, and now we bring you the Dunk Lows. Four new colorways incorporate several different looks and materials. Like on some of the high models, there is a woven section on the white/red model. There is also a clean white/bone pair that uses a combination of suede and smooth leather and features a classic gum sole. Rounding out the collection will be brown/orange/khaki and grey/yellow/navy pairs that have printed linings that creep out onto the upper heel panel and also use a combination of materials on the upper. Expect these to hit stores alongside the Dunk Highs in the coming months. via colmilludo.


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Tuesday night I went on a proper date - dinner and a movie. Maybe it sounds boring, but it was really kind of perfect.
We went to La Creperie for dinner. I've never been there before, but I'll certainly be back. Then off to the Latino Film Festival to see The Finger (above), which is one of the funniest movies I've seen in a long time. It's based on a book by Alberto Assadourian, which I would love to read - if only I knew Spanish…(It's supposed to be touring through 30 US cities sometime soon, so if you hear it's coming your way, definitely make plans to check it out.)
Good food. Good film. Good company. I couldn't ask for anything better.


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I'm new also, but if you search this forum there are recipes and tips for the rice cooker....just read them earlier today.
I just had my first show and a customer asked me what else can you use the rice cooker for? I told her oatmeal, rice, and of course the cake. What are some other uses for it?
I'm new also, but if you search this forum there are recipes and tips for the rice cooker....just read them earlier today.
Rice Cooker Recipes
Make a Microwave Cake in the Rice Cooker
All you need is one standard-size cake mix and one
can of prepared frosting. Simply mix the cake mix according to package
directions, and pour batter into the Rice Cooker. Using the medium
scoop, drop 4-6 scoops of frosting into the batter.
Microwave for 10 minutes. Remove cake from Rice Cooker by flipping in
onto a serving plate.
Mashed Potatoes in the Rice Cooker Plus
1. Peel and cut up 5 potatoes, in fairly small cubes so they cook
2. Add 3/4 cup milk (or enough milk to cover the potatoes halfway) and
half a stick of butter.
3. Put in the microwave for 10 minutes, give them a stir (open lid away
from you, for steam to escape) then put them back in for another 6 minutes,
depending on your microwave, you might need to adjust this time. Test if they are
4. Mash them up with the a masher, then use the whisk, and season them
with salt and pepper, more milk if required and of course more butter!
5. Makes approximately 4-6 servings.
Rice Pudding in the Rice Cooker Plus
3/4 c uncooked long grain white rice 2 1/2 cups water
1/4 tsp salt 1 cup milk
1 cup half and half 1 pkg (3.4 oz) vanilla instant pudding
1/2 tsp Korintje Cinnamon 1/2 cup raisins (optional)
Combine rice, water and salt in Rice Cooker Plus. Cover and microwave
according to package directions.
In small batter bowl, combine milk half and half, pudding mix and
cinnamon; whisk until smooth and beginning to thicken using Stainless
Steel Whisk.
Remove cooker from microwave. Carefully remove lids; lifting away
from you. Add pudding mixture and raisins, if desired; mix well using
Classic Scraper. Serve warm. Yield 8 servings
You can also cook hamburger meat and frozen chicken in Rice cooker just as you would in the micro-cooker.
I make Macaroni and cheese about once a week for my daughter. I put the macaroni in and then cover with water, put the lid on and then microwave for 9 minutes. I stir once in the middle and then drain the water and you are good to go. It is a lifesaver around my house.
6 russett potatoes with a TBL water. 12 minutes and you're supposed to have 6 baked potatoes!


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HoopsHype Alec Burks rumors
#UtahJazz's #NBA Summer League roster includes: Blake Ahearn, Alec Burks, DeMarre Carroll, Enes Kanter, Kevin Murphy, Kyle Weaver, Stephen Graham, Cedric Simmons, John Millsap, Michael Stockton. Sulia
Both Enes Kanter and Alec Burks had their moments and contributed nicely at times for the Jazz in their first years, but it is not a surprising development that they didn't get any Rookie of the Year attention. That is, until you consider this: Josh Selby finished 12th in the voting for the prestigious award. To answer your "Who?" question: Selby, a point guard from Kansas, played in 28 games for the Memphis Grizzlies this past season. And take a look at this shining stats: 2.3 points, 1.1 assists while shooting 34.7 percent from the field and 13.3 percent from 3-point range. (Granted, that long-range percentage would've made him one of the Jazz's better shooters, but still. … Yes, I'm kidding.) Deseret News
Rookie Alec Burks wasn't about to make a fuss about his time on the court — or on the bench — during his recent four-game sitting streak. "I'm good," he said when asked about lack of playing time during that week. "Just whenever I get in, I'm going to be aggressive." Interesting choice of words — and, quite frankly, a perfect attitude for the youngster to have. Because the 20-year-old was aggressive when he finally got in again, Jazz coach Tyrone Corbin is more convinced than ever that he needs to find time for Burks. "I have to rethink it," Corbin said, regarding the shooting guard's diminished role. Deseret News
After two days of informal discussions between teams and agents, multiple sources told The Salt Lake Tribune that Utah will likely focus on making minor additions to what will be an 11-man roster once rookies Enes Kanter and Alec Burks are signed. The Jazz are expected to primarily focus on adding a proven backup point guard, and could use veteran minimum contracts to fill out the remainder of their roster. Salt Lake Tribune
Brian T. Smith: #UtahJazz guard Alec Burks has been added to the Jazz vs. #NBA charity game Nov. 7 in Salt Lake City, organizer says. Twitter
Kings officials are split between Fredette (beloved by ownership) and Alec Burks (favored by the basketball staff). CBSSports.com
It's sort of the opposite situation with the Bucks, who are looking to trade the 10th pick but would take Burks if they can't. CBSSports.com
Chad Ford: Interesting tidbit. I have had Kings looking at Kemba, Kawhi & Jimmer. But sounds like Alec Burks seriously in the mix too at 7. Twitter
Ryan Feldman: Tomorrow's Jazz workout will now feature Klay Thompson + Alec Burks. They had Hamilton, Harris, Singleton, Honeycutt, Marcus Morris today. Twitter
Every year, the NBA tips its hand as to who it believes are the top 14 or 15 prospects in the draft with its annual "green room" invitations. These players are invited by the league to sit in a special room with their families and agent on draft night. When their names are called, they leave the room and go up on stage to shake commissioner David Stern's hand. This year's invitees to the June 23 draft: Kyrie Irving (Duke); Derrick Williams (Arizona); Enes Kanter (Turkey); Brandon Knight (Kentucky); Kemba Walker (UConn); Jonas Valanciunas (Lithuania); Jan Vesely (Czech Republic); Kawhi Leonard (San Diego St.); Chris Singleton (Florida St.); Klay Thompson (Washington St.); Tristan Thompson (Texas); Jimmer Fredette (BYU); Marcus Morris (Kansas); and Alec Burks (Colorado). A 15th name has been added -- Markieff Morris of Kansas. Markieff is Marcus Morris' twin and also widely considered to be a top 20 draft pick. ESPN.com
Ryan Feldman: Along with Enes Kanter tomorrow morning, the Timberwolves will also work out Alec Burks, Isaiah Thomas, Keith Benson and Malcolm Delaney. Twitter
Jerry Zgoda: Colorado's Alec Burks is in tomorrow's workout group. He's a SG the #Timberwolves would consider if they move down later in lotto Twitter
Burks seemed strangely nervous when we interviewed him. That surprised me, in that if you're a star in the Big 12, and you've lived in a major media market (Boulder is just outside Denver), you should be experienced and comfortable fielding media questions. Charlotte Observer
Paul Coro: CU's Alec Burks told @Sam Amick that he's top 10. He has or will work out for teams at 4, 6, 8, 9, 11. Wonder if he'll keep 6/19 appt w/PHX. Twitter
Marc J. Spears: MRI shows Alec Burks had a negative XRay on left shoulder and is clear to play, agent Andy Miller tells Y! AB will workout Wed @Det vs Kemba Twitter
Chad Ford: Alec Burks didn't dislocate his shoulder in Milwaukee. He bruised it. He will resume workouts in Detroit against Kemba on 6/8 Twitter
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Great Divide BrewingGreat Divide made beer drinkers in six states cry last week when the Denver brewery acknowledged that it had pulled its beers from the shelves there. In addition to Michigan, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Kentucky, New Mexico and Alaska, the brewer is leaving Washington, D.C ... More >>
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Disney Princess Vehicle
Your little one can relive the magic of Cinderella with this beautiful Disney Princess horse and carriage.
Cinderella's pumpkin carriage can be pushed along on rolling wheels and it is packed with lots of fun sound effects and features such as an open-up trunk that reveals Cinderella's mice friends.
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Colourful wooden balancing game. Contains animal shaped pieces and a cube depicting all of the animal shapes. Roll the cube, find your animal and start to build the animal tower by placing the animals on top of each other. Fantastic family fun! It teaches children shapes, colour, size, weights, critical thinking, problem solving skills and improves hand-eye coordination. Age range from 2 years.
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Your little princess can recreate their favourite scenes from A Little Mermaid with this adorable Fisher Price Little People Disney Princess Ariel's Coach.
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When You Are Your Own Client, Who Are You Going To Make Fun Of At The Bar?
by Jim Coudal
22 Reader CommentsBack to the Article
…to get a residual check every 13 weeks your design was in use. But it aint gonna happen. There are lots of pricing guidlines and policies about licensing that seem fair-minded and make sense for all the parties involved but, in my experience anyhow, they rarely come into play for design and advertising.
Been there with mister: www.mr-edgar.com
Now, doing that with madam : www.madamedgar.com
I've never bought the idea that designers who go off to start their own products is because of "passion", and I've been in web design a lot longer than the author of this article.
If you were so passionate about design, why stop doing it to produce a bunch of t-shirts or some cheap software? Why not keep designing?
We've heard it all before – "I was on six figures before the bubble burst" – "my clients betrayed me" – "nobody recognizes real talent anymore".
Here's the bottom line folks, and you probably won't like it. Those of us with the requisite talent and who worked hard did very well out of your companies going bust, and continued producing the quality and functionality that our clients loved, and which your clients turned to when the chips were down.
You have a point.
Then again, it's a survival thing.
Think of us the next time you're revising the revision of the idea you presented but were sure they'd never approve. You know, the one with the unreasonable deadline and budget.
The idea was never to 'stop' doing design, it was to give ourselves the freedom to do the design we wanted to do. More power to you if you find that freedom consistently in client work, it's a beautiful thing when it happens. We just found that despite our best intentions it doesn't happen enough. Guess we're selfish that way.
"Think of us the next time you're revising the revision of the idea you presented but were sure they'd never approve. You know, the one with the unreasonable deadline and budget."
We don't do that. It's easy to get around: we don't present bad ideas and we don't take on unprofitable jobs. If you do, you deserve everything you get.
As to creative freedom, I don't believe that I'm too good for my clients. Whether they are international corporations or one-man startups, if they hire us, they get nothing less than 110% effort start to finish. It sounds from your posts a lot like you found that too hard, and quit to work for a client you knew you could please: yourself.
Am I wrong?
Creating our own products and businesses allows us to be very selective in the client projects we do take on. Nobody is too good for anything. We just want to strike a balance between running a successful business so we can all pay our mortgages and tuition for our kids and still do a wide variety of creative work that we enjoy and believe in. It's pretty simple really.
Because of it we get to tour Europe with The Pixies, create features and competitions that thousands of people participate in, make movies, meet and share ideas with people from all over the place and get into interesting back-and-forths like this one.
Too often I see designers motivated only by the bad things and frustrations of the industry – difficult clients, long hours and so on.
If they want to hang out with models, name-drop bands, garner a cult following, be regarded as a "guru" or whatever, then they should go ahead and do it. It's not difficult. I used to do it but stopped because it left no time for interesting stuff.
To be honest, if I was in your position I think I'd find it impossible to do anything useful. My motivation as an agency designer is external – the client's needs and future. If I was only answerable to myself, I'd make a miserable boss and just bunk off to have fun all the time I reckon. What's your secret?
Great article, I've been in the web design industry now for about 2 years (full time) or 4 years all up. Coming from a trade background as a carpenter I thought it would be much easier than it has been to build the foundations for a solid business, but I have to say the design/new media industry is far more complex than the building industry.
I originally got out of the building industry because I love to be creative, and working off someone else's plan just wont allow for that, funny thing is I'm now finding the same barriers with (certain) clients in this area of expertise (I've been building websites for longer than 4 years;).
It was only the other day after talking with some associates we all started to realise we need to do more than just design for clients, we need to start producing tools that we need and that we can give to others who need the same functionality. So we have now set out a new strategic plan that will hopefully do all of what you have clamed possible in your article.
I'd just like to say thankyou for this article, as I has inspired me to think even harder about this issue, and may just be the linchpin that has been stopping the progression.
Thanks Jim, well said.
I think designers can use their way of working to create great product companies. However, this does involve learning a little about marketing, sales, operations, strategy, etc… maybe unpalatable business stuff folks avoided by becoming designers. As long as we're willing to pursue career growth it's possible.
Earlier in the year I gave a presentation called, "Can we run the company?" that discusses this
…and will be giving a short workshop in October in NY to try and seamlessly combine the product design and revenue design aspects of making a product…
"We as creatives shouldn't need to justify what we charge…"
I'm a little put off by this statement. If you can't (or worse yet, won't) justify what you charge, how do you expect your clients to justify paying you? In every business, no matter what you do, if you can't justify the cost to your customers then you might as well start filing for Title 11.
Hope I haven't taken this comment too far out of context, as I agree with the rest of the statement.
Not only, as Jason says, do you need to justify what you charge, but how about the product as well. I know people who sell things that they don't beleive in. This is not a good idea!The customer will pick up on this faster than you think.


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Windsurfing News
- 06 June 2014 | Windsurfing
Laurence Carey has taken out the Manly stage of the Auckland Windsurfing Association (AWA) Slalom Series, in winds ranging between 15 and 30 knots.
The competition attracted 28 sailors racing in Gold and Silver fleets. The Whangaparoa Peninsula got sun shining all day to pump up the adrenaline.
The Gold fleet was very competitive with nine strong windsurfers ready for a full day of racing, great to watch, with the first mark creating some exciting crashes and overtakes.
- 03 June 2014 | Windsurfing
Sebastian Kornum and Vincent Langer won the Rollei Summer Opening 2014, at the Brandenburger Strand, in Sylt.
The wind conditions allowed spectacular performances on all five regatta days. With a total of 18 races and 80.000 spectators, the Funboard Racing Championships will enter history as one of the most successful events.
In the Formula Racing division, and after eleven races, Sebastian Kornum, from Denmark, showed strong sailing by winning seven bullets. Janis Preiss managed to secure a second position, and German windsurfer Vincent Langer ended up in third.
- 03 June 2014 | Windsurfing
Antoine Albeau has conquered the 2014 Catalunya Costa Brava World Cup, the first stage of the Professional Windsurfers Association (PWA) World Tour.
In the final day of competition, Albeau took a massive, and ultimately decisive step towards the event crown with his second bullet of the week in race four. He was crowned the King of Costa Brava for the third year in a row.
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Fowl Mood
With the drought there was no water,
with no water there was no food, with
no cold there was no migration. The
open marsh fell silent and only those
bold enough to survive a multi-night
campout or lucky enough to get a
draw were hunting at the WMA.
And, only half of that (Broadmoor)
was productive - averaging 5 ducks
a hunter. The other half - TMG - only
managed 1 duck per hunter.
As a family, we had our worst year in
many. 83 ducks last year, but only 17
this year. Lt. Jim acually outshot me
by 4 birds. I had decided to skip the
last two hunts, but came down with
a bad tooth and the pain pills that
accompany it so I couldn't hunt
even if I had wanted to.
My youngest son was set for his
last youth waterfowl hunt and was
pick #9 at TMG. Then I got a
cold and we bailed on the hunt.
At least Rob's had a year and
bagged the family's first greenhead.
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The Section of Gastroenterology and Nutrition at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago believes in taking a multidisciplinary approach toward caring for patients with gastrointestinal (GI) diseases. This is consistent with a large body of scientific research that indicates that psychological factors, such as stress, anxiety and depression, have a significant affect on your digestive tract. In light of this research, we offer our patients access to counseling services with a psychologist who specializes in treating patients with GI disorders.
Through specialized counseling services, patients can learn stress management and relaxation techniques that may assist in the reduction of disease flare-ups. Many patients also find that counseling services are helpful when they are newly diagnosed with a gastrointestinal disorder. Patients of Rush University Gastroenterology and Nutrition can see our psychologist, Sharon Jedel, PsyD, as part of their medical visit or at a follow-up appointment.
Dr. Jedel currently provides outpatient clinical services to patients with the following gastrointestinal problems:
As part of our counseling services, Dr. Jedel offers stress management techniques, relaxation therapy and guided imagery.
Learn more about the impact of stress on Crohn's and ulcerative colitis
About Dr. Jedel
Sharon Jedel, PsyD received her doctorate from the Ferkauf Graduate School of Clinical Psychology, Yeshiva University, and graduated in 2004. Upon completion of her training, Dr. Jedel was accepted as a postdoctoral fellow in the Program for Anxiety and Traumatic Stress Studies, at Weill Cornell Medical College/New York Presbyterian Hospital. The fellowship combined research and clinical activities related to trauma, stress and post-traumatic stress disorder. Dr. Jedel received comprehensive training in the treatment of depression and anxiety as they relate to stressful events.
Ongoing Research
Co-investigator: Mind/Body Medicine and IBD Flare-Up, funded by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine. Learn more about the Mind/Body study.
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"Living with Inflammatory Bowel Disease: Optimal Coping Strategies". Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of America, Illinois Chapter. View presentation here.
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To make an appointment with Dr. Jedel, please call (312) 563-3898.
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In recent years, geek culture has risen from dank, poster-covered basement bedrooms and toy collection-strewn garages to stake its place in mainstream popular culture and even fashion. Everywhere you look, hipsters are wearing t-shirts that say things like "dork," "dweeb" and "geek." Nerds, it seems, have never been cooler. And what's cooler than a nerd on a motorcycle? Why, a nerd on a motorcycle wearing one of these 15 incredibly geeky custom motorcycle helmets, of course.


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The Great Big Whoosh DVD
This DVD ROM contains the complete contents of all five of our popular "The Big Whoosh" series, plus a bonus selection of more than a hundred extra whooshes and transitions - over 2,000 spectacular production elements in all!
Each element is provided in media friendly 16 bit 44.1 K Broadcast WAV files, and the disc also contains a full track listing in both Microsoft Excel™ and Adobe™ PDF formats. In addition, all of the WAV files have been embedded with improved metadata that is fully cross referenced for detailed and accurate searches in your asset management software.
So whatever kind of whoosh, sweep or other transition special effect you need for your production, it's bound to be in this royalty free collection - here's a sample of what you'll find in this DVD ROM:
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Beds & Logos
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The Elk - Tecumseh Mukluks
Elk mukluk
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- country of manufacture: Canada
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To the Editor: In the context of psychiatric treatment, compliance often means the extent to which patients take medication as prescribed (1). Cramer and Rosenheck (2) recently pointed out that with the growing fiscal pressure to reduce the intensity of outpatient and other treatments, contact between physicians and patients may become more restricted. As a result, encouraging patients to comply with their medication regimen may be more important than ever. Physicians must become more effective in encouraging compliance. To do so, they need information about factors that influence compliance.
Clinicians believe that patients' compliance worsens as the dosing frequency increases and as medication regimens become more complex (3). Therefore, they prefer once-a-day dosing or long-acting medication given weekly or monthly by injection or skin patch. However, little is known about patients' preferences regarding dosing schedules.
In 1997 we administered a 12-item questionnaire about compliance and preferred dosing schedules to 106 consecutive patients at two mental health clinics in southeastern Michigan. Patients' identities were unknown to the investigators; each patient's chart diagnosis was added to the questionnaire form by clerical personnel who were otherwise not involved in the study.
A total of 106 patients answered the questionnaire. Sixty-four percent were women, 66 percent were white, and 56 percent had a college education. Their mean±SD age was 43± 10.8 years. Major depression was the most frequent diagnosis, for 34 percent of the patients, and an antidepressant had been prescribed as primary medication for 64 percent of all patients. The majority of patients, 71 percent, reported being compliant with their medication regimen during the previous week and had not missed a single dose.
Fifty-one percent of patients preferred once-a-day dosing, 36 percent twice a day, 6 percent three times a day, and 2 percent four times a day. Interestingly, 4 percent preferred injections, and 1 percent preferred patches. Forty percent of patients on the four-times-a-day regimen would miss one of their daily doses, as would 21 percent of patients on a once-a-day regimen, 10 percent of patients on a twice-a-day regimen, and 25 percent of patients on a three-times-a-day regimen. In addition, 4 percent of patients receiving once-a-month injections would miss one dose.
Thirty-three percent of patients missed their medication during short-term use (up to four weeks), 33 percent during long-term use (four weeks to a year), and 35 percent during lifelong use. The majority of patients (67 percent) did not feel that having to take several different medications at a time would cause them to miss a dose.
Our sample was not large enough to perform separate analyses with different diagnoses and medications. However, the compliance rates between patients with different diagnoses and medications may not differ very much (2). Results of our study demonstrate that patients believe they may be more noncompliant with an increased number of daily doses, but generally they do not feel that polypharmacy affects their compliance. Thus the commonly held belief that a simpler dosing strategy leads to better compliance seems to be confirmed by patients' preferences. However, it is not clear how much the patients' preferences reflect the extent of their factual compliance. Further studies addressing this issue are needed.
Drs. Balon, Arfken, and Mufti are affiliated with the department of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan.
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One of those future models just so happens to be a rear-wheel drive sedan (heretofore known as the K9) based on the Hyundai Genesis platform, and there's also word that the Hyundai Cadenza may show up soon as the Kia Cadenza. Either of those vehicles could snap up the Veredus name instead of the concept, however.


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A short sharp market correction is what is needed. The market corrects it self if left alone by government. Talk about conceit. For the govenment to double down on overspending to try and prevent a needed correction is as conceited as it gets. Kinda like saying just give the heroin addict a little more till next week and then everything will be ok again. Cold turkey stopping is the best solution for both heroin addicts and government spending junkies. Short sharp pain followed by a leveling out. And by the way debts and deficits DO MATTER. There is no free lunch and the bill will come due. What is you libturds solution then? Print more money?


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Oh, this is just mean. As if Fifty Shades of Grey fans weren't upset enough that Ian Somerhalder didn't land the role of Christian Grey, the actor has decided to taunt people by saying the sweetest thing possible to his ex-girlfriend, Nina Dobrev, on Twitter. AKA, he's making us fall in love with him even harder and making it damn near impossible to get over the fact that he's not Christian.
Why are you doing this, Ian? Why, why, why? I hate you. Just kidding, I love you! Will you marry me? Hahahahalolololol, only joking.
Unless you're into the idea. In that case, we should talk.
After he received an award for his efforts of promoting environmentalism, Ian tweeted a photo of himself with the award, along with the caption: "I'm crazy stupid proud to be in this. Thank you to all for this honor and I look forward to collaborating with all I met last night. Such a monumental moment in my life. Thanks for snapping this shot- photo credit @ninadobrev from set of the Vampire Diaries Love Ian."
Now, I know what you're thinking right now: "BFD? He gave his ex credit for taking a pic of him. Whoop-di-frickin-doo!" Well, wait. It gets better. After Ian's initial tweet, Nina congratulated him on, where else, Twitter, writing: "@Condenasttraveler Recognizes you for your relentless outreach+using it to change the world as you have+will continue to do. MAJOR Congrats!" And then Ian responded with: "@ninadobrev @Condenasttraveler Awwww! Thank you NINA-thank you for the love & support. Truly. Xo Ian." Adorbs, right? A civilized hashtag-laden relationship with his ex. What's not to love about this guy?
I guess eventually we're all just going to have to get over the fact that Charlie Hunnam is Christian Grey and not our beloved Ian. But, seriously, Charlie, step your game a bit. And for god's sake, get on Twitter, so we can see what exes you're talking to.
Do you wish Ian Somerhalder was Christian Grey?
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Nicole, I think you may need therapy. This obsession with Ian and 50 Shades is unhealthy.
Nicole Fabian-Weber, STFU. All these posts by "writer" for this page need to go back to journaling school. Not everything Ian does revolves around Fifty Shades of Grey. How does his Twitter account and mature, professional, respectable, and friendly relationship with his ex-girlfriend have to do with anything? This page needs to stop grasping at straws and creating rumors and spreading lies about topics they don't understand. The title of your 'story' should have read, "I can't get over the fact that Ian isn't Christian, so I'm going to blab on and on about him. Seriously, STFU.
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Tomorrow marks exactly a month since the blockbuster trade that sent OKC's James Harden, Cole Aldrich, Daequan Cook and Lazar Hayward to Houston in return for Kevin Martin, Jeremy Lamb and picks. Now that the dust has settled, the Rockets will take on the Thunder at Chesapeake Energy Arena tomorrow night in the 1st matchup between the teams this season. So are the Thunder treating it like any other game?
According to Daily Thunder:
Scott Brooks:
"Obviously with James coming back, the fans are going to be excited to see him," Brooks said. "But I really believe they're going to cheer him on early and cheer for us the rest of the game."
"There's no question it's probably more emotional for the guy playing against his former team than a team playing against one player," he said. "Because we look at tomorrow's game as we have to beat the Rockets."
On Thabo Sefolosha guarding James Harden: "The crazy thing is though, good players seem to figure out how to get their points and get their game going," Brooks said. "Everybody knows the league pretty well. You know how to stop Kevin Durant, but it's hard to do it. You know how to stop Russell, but it's hard to do it. That's what makes the great players special. And James, it's hard to stop him."
Kevin Martin:
"He's going to be hit with a lot of emotions. Especially the closer it gets to tipoff," Martin said. "But the fans love him here, he had success. So it should be a good welcoming for him."
What about for him personally playing against the Rockets?
"I had some great years down there. Not being in a Rockets uniform, it'll be a little emotional," he said. "But it's part of the business and you wish them the best of luck and you go on with the game and try and win it."
Russell Westbrook:
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On defending Harden: "I mean, I don't know what it's like. Because we ain't played yet. But it's different. He has a green light over there, he plays freely. He's able to basically do whatever he wants. But we just have to do a good job of team defense and we'll be alright."
On how much he's talked to Harden: "None really. Not much."
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Writers who have day jobs outside the literature industry aren't a new thing. Oscar Wilde wrote, "The best work in literature is always done by those who do not depend on it for their daily bread and the highest form of literature, Poetry, brings no wealth to the singer." Essays at The Millions, Ploughshares, and elsewhere feature stories of folks who have made the double life of writer and Joe or Jane Worker fruitful and rewarding. Short story writer Lorrie Moore wrote, "First, try to be something, anything, else," in her short story "How to Become a Writer."*
Poet Amy Woolard, named one of the 50 Best News Poets of 2013 by Best New Poets editor Brenda Shaughnessy, has tried "something, anything, else"—including, most recently, working as a child-welfare lawyer. But she has also kept writing. I spoke with her about what it's like to maintain a career in poetry while also maintaining a demanding, white-collar day job. A condensed, edited version of that email conversation follows.
When did you first consider yourself a "poet," and what was your job at the time?
This is one of those moments that kids face in a spelling bee when they're unfamiliar with a word, right, and they furrow their brows and ask, "Poet. Can you use it in a sentence?" It's a title I've never really taken on or have been comfortable with, but it has been used on me in different contexts. For example, at Iowa, we were often called poets but only really to distinguish us from the fiction writers, viz.—"The poets are going to the Foxhead for drinks, and I think some of the fiction writers will be there, too."
Shorter story—I don't think I've every really considered myself a poet, just someone who writes poems, I suppose.
One moment that stands out, though, as a moment when I thought the writing of poems would certainly come to define me in some significant way: as an undergrad at the University of Virginia, when I'd applied, via portfolio submission, for Charles Wright's Advanced Poetry Workshop. Charles is someone who came to mean a great deal to me and still does. I've often called him my "poetry dad" because of the way he took an interest in me and supported my work early on. But in this moment, the first day of that workshop, nearly 30 or 40 students filled the room—we did not yet know if we'd been accepted into the class. And Charles came in, welcomed everyone briefly, and then without another word began writing names on a chalkboard: the 12 or 15 students he'd admitted. And when he wrote out my name, mid-list or so, it was one of those rare occasions when you know something will stay with you forever. That class was also the true beginning of a writing community that I've been tied to ever since—other students in the class included Mary Szybist, Heather Derr-Smith, Rebecca Dunham, John Casteen, Jen Scappettone, and I think Sam Witt might've been in there too. It was a great crew, many of whom went on to join the crew I was lucky to be among at Iowa.
Tell me about some of the jobs you've held while writing poems between that time and today.
Oh, lord. Well, I've always considered Shakespeare's Henry IV to be one of my favorite plays—most specifically Hal's dilemma between life at the Tavern and the Court. My own years have played out similarly (sometimes quasi-literally), with an overindulgence of grad school thrown in. During and since my undergrad years, I've bartended and managed restaurants a lot—probably a total of seven or eight years' worth of that time. I love that life, but it definitely takes a physical and mental toll that just became unsustainable. I'm definitely drawn back to that scene again and again, though. I do love a good bourbon.
In between and amongst those jobs, I went to grad school for advertising/copywriting, worked as a writer and editor for a San Francisco dot-com (during the boom and just before the bust), did a financial journalism gig, taught online English Composition courses, did some project-based freelance writing and editing for a few organizations (including a company in SF who gave me "naming gigs," where I had to come up with names and URLs for new companies. There were all these rules to watch out for. You had to make sure a phrase-based URL didn't end up unintentionally reading as unsavory—like, oh I don't know, if you're doing a site for a therapist named John Smith, you don't want a URL that's www.therapistJohnSmith.com, that kind of Arrested Development-type humor). This was years ago, however, when the internet was really starting to multiply, and quickly. People are much more savvy about those things now (I hope).
And of course, law school. I've been a lawyer/policy wonk for about five or six years now, and it seems like (especially given my financial investment in it) that this is the one that will stick.
Tell me about your current job.
Right now I'm a policy attorney for a statewide non-profit research and advocacy group called Voices for Virginia's Children. I've been there for a few years, and before that was a legal aid attorney representing kids with education and school discipline issues. The subject areas I cover now include child welfare and foster care, juvenile justice, child homelessness and some general child poverty issues—most recently child hunger. Essentially, I write, research, analyze data, advocate, lobby, and attend a hell of a lot of meetings in order to bring to Virginia good laws/policies and fight bad laws/policies around children's issues. I absolutely love it. It lets me tap into my journalism background to write articles and op-eds, use my legal background to actually write laws and regulations at times—and I totally thrive off of the lobbying part. A lot of people find lobbying for social justice issues, especially at the Virginia General Assembly, to be frustrating, annoying, and painful—which it is—but it's an amazing study in human behavior and the power of persuasion—my favorite part of the job, by far.
How does your current work affect your writing?
I'd like to say that it doesn't, but I think whenever you have to perform a couple of different identities within your life, each is affected by the other in some way. My job provides a nice counter-balance to the anything-goes world of poems—it's still a persuasion-based job, but definitely in a rational, intellectual, responsible, real-world sort of way. This may sound terrible, but in my day job, I have to be a good person—and don't get me wrong: I want to be and like being a good person, but poems give me a path to wrestle with the terrifying, difficult, absurd, imperfect, uncontrollable parts of the world in a much different but incredibly important way. As an attorney and a policy advocate, I can focus on actual change for the better. In poems, I can kind of tear a hole in that continuum and play around more with the scaffolding of it all. In policy, "good" is always the desired outcome. In poems, "good" rarely has anything to do with my goals—and sometimes it's just desire itself that I want.
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Bobrovsky Remains Good Soldier; Still Own Worst Critic
By David Strehle
NHL Hot Stove Managing Editor
It must have been an extremely long summer for Philadelphia Flyers netminder Sergei Bobrovsky.
He had experienced just about everything during a rookie season in which he dazzled early on, experienced a drop off in play, then a banishment to the press box for a spell during the playoffs.
Then "Bob" had to wonder what his future with the team would be once fellow-Russian goaltender Ilya Bryzgalov was acquired to handle the starting duties between the pipes in Philadelphia.
There was even a rumor via Philadelphia Daily News beat writer Frank Seravalli that GM Paul Holmgren had shopped Bobrovsky's services less than two weeks after Bryzgalov was brought to town. With the club doing it's usual limbo under the upper salary cap limit, Bobrovsky's $1.75 million hit seemed almost certain to be moved.
By the time training camp commenced, Bob was still property of the Flyers. He played extremely well during exhibition games, finishing the preseason with a 2-0 record, a miniscule 0.40 goals-against average, and a mind-bending .984 save percentage – even posting his first-ever shutout in any NHL game.
Those numbers not only bettered those of Bryzgalov, they were tops for any goalie who saw more than 100 minutes of exhibition play.
When all was said and done, however, the 23-year-old was still on the Flyers' roster when the season began. Bobrovsky had remained the good soldier throughout, never once complaining about his new role.
Thursday night Bobrovsky got his fourth start of the young season, this one against the Atlantic Division rival New Jersey Devils.
Due to the sloppy play in front of him and the penchant for unforced turnovers by his defense in their own zone, the Flyers fell 4-3 in the club's first shootout of the year. The shots ended up 39-23 in favor of the visitors, including a ridiculous 21-9 in a horrible second period for the team.
To a man, the Flyers knew he deserved a better fate.
"He (Bobrovsky) held the fort for the most part and had to bail us out on more than one occasion," said center Danny Briere after the game. "We owe him a lot for the point we are about to get."
Two of the goals were the direct result of giveaways by his defensemen – one by Andreas Lilja in the second period, and the other by Matt Carle in the third – but the native of Novokuznetsk, Russia is a perfectionist, and his own worst critic.
"All of the goals were probably stoppable, except for maybe the second one, so really any of them," Bobrovsky said when asked if there were any in particular that he would like to have back.
Carle's turnover led to the game-tying goal with just six minutes left in regulation, and the Flyers clinging to a 3-2 lead. Carle originally made a nice play, intercepting a Patrik Elias pass towards the slot, but then attempted an outlet pass that went right back onto the stick of Elias. He sent the puck past Carle and to David Clarkson right in front of Bobrovsky, and the Devils right winger was able to slip the puck past the startled Flyers' netminder.
"That pass I made was the difference there, and I feel like I let the team down personally by making that play," Carle said after the loss. "It's something I have to be smarter about. Maybe carry the puck more, not (attempt a pass) up the middle like that."
"Bob played a heck of a game," Carle continued. "It's hard to know that you had a lead, and then four or five minutes you make a play like that. It's tough."
Included in his 36 saves were gems on Zach Parise from the slot in the first, and stoning Ilya Kovalchuk on a second period breakaway.
Bobrovsky has played well in the regular season, even though his overall numbers are still a bit askew in the aftermath of the crazy 9-8 goal-fest last week against the Winnipeg Jets. That night he did not get a decision, but was yanked after yielding five goals on just 15 shots. He owns a 2-0-1 record, with a 3.44 goals-against average, and .883 save percentage.
It was good to see Bobrovsky bounce back with such a strong effort in his first game since the subpar performance against the Jets, but he was still not pleased. "Of course today was a little bit better, but we still came up short, so there's not too much to get happy about."
The Flyers goaltending has had its ups-and-downs thus far during the early part of the campaign, but nothing like the inconsistency in previous years. Aside from the Winnipeg fiasco, the Flyers crease has been pretty air tight.
The real problem for the team has been missed coverage assignments and unforced turnovers in the defensive zone.
"There are a lot of things that I think we could do better in front of him to prevent certain things'" head coach Peter Laviolette said of "Bob" in understated fashion in his post-game press conference last night.
Bobrovsky will continue to back up Bryzgalov, being the good soldier all the while. The good tovarich even, if you will.
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Vans Forty-Four Hi Ripstop/Grey
March 16th, 2009 by Sneaker News | No comments
Part of a pack pitting designs against each other from the east coast, west coast, and Europe, this Forty-Four's collaborator is still a mystery, but what we do know is that it's an east coast representative. Not too long ago the very first Forty-Four was released in collaboration with Crooks & Castles. As Vans has seen growth into non-skate and non-surf areas, so it has pumped out a sneaker with more design in mind. The innovative cupsole features a slimmer profile than a Half Cab or a Sk8 Hi. The upper is made up of a combination of suede, ripstop canvas, and wool in a fresh colorway. Being that this sneaker represents the east coast, it will only be available at retailers along the east coast, as well as at Buyskateshoes.com. via CtotheJL