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Recreational visits registered a slight decrease in 1981, the first such drop in Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore's tenyear operational history. Although interpretive and environmental education visitation continued to rise, recreational visitation fell 16.3 percent to stand at an overall annual total of 1,023,436. Justification for the depressed figures rested heavily on the recordsetting rainfall which fell during the summer months thereby discouraging beach use. The summer deluges caused water quality problems as the overabundance of rainwater runoff and inadequate municipal sewage treatment facilities combined to force the periodic closing of beaches.
New exhibits were designed by the Harpers Ferry Center and installed at the Bailly and Chellberg visitor center. Rehabilitation activities continued on several of the Chellberg Farm structures. Complying with the 1980 act to commemorate former Senator Paul H. Douglas, a wayside exhibit at West Beach and a new brochure were designed in 1981.
The lakeshore's resource management component underwent reorganization as a Resource Management Specialist was added to the Resource Management and Visitor Protection Division thereby assuming some of the responsibilities formerly performed by the Science Office. During the year, the park completed the first draft of its Resources Management Plan.
The lakeshore limited boat access in West Beach in an effort to further protect visitors by buoying the shoreline westward to the boundary at County Line Road. Under the Code of Federal Regulations 36 Part 3, no craft can operate within 500 feet of any designated swimming areas. New West Beach facilities opened during the year including the visitor contact station, the entrance/fee collection kiosk, and the maintenance facility.
In Interpretation, more than 60,000 visitors attended nearly 2,000 environmental education programs. Because of a lack of staff, however, nearly 12,000 persons could not be accommodated. Twentyone thousand people attended the Fifth Annual Duneland Folk Festival and six thousand others participated in divisionsponsored hikes, walks, and talks. The Volunteers In Parks (VIPs) program continued to flourish with four thousand hours donated.
The Maintenance Division remained responsive to the park's daily needs with seven permanent staff members and an overall FullTime Equivalency (FTE) ceiling of 35.8. Under special authority from Congress, the second major road rehabilitation contract resulted in completion of work on East State Park Road (or Kemil Road), Howe Road, and Waverly Road. Fiscal Year 1981 signalled the "beginning of the end" for the YACC program. Because of budget reductions, the phaseout of YACC at Indiana Dunes saw the elimination of the camp administrative officer and one crew leader, the halting of recruitment activities at midyear, and the return of all GSA vehicles.
Beach nourishment activities by the Corps of Engineers ended a fiveyear, $1.5 million erosion control program. In December 1981 alone, workers deposited 80,000 cubic yards of sand at Mount Baldy.
In October, separate fires destroyed five homes. The suspicious evening blazes were investigated by lakeshore rangers as well as officers of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms. When the inquiry yielded a determination of arson, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) was alerted. The National Park Service posted a reward of $1,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the culprit(s). [2] No one was arrested, but the increased law enforcement activity curtailed the problem.
One of the most significant events of the year involved a change of leadership in the office of the Superintendent. After thirty years in the National Park Service and twelve years at Indiana Dunes, Superintendent James R. Whitehouse retired. His retirement became effective in December, although his last day was October 31. Whitehouse's apparent successor was Assistant Superintendent Dale Engquist. Engquist's familiarity with park operations thereby assured a smooth transition in park management. (See following section, "1983.")
Visitation rebounded in 1982 after the previous year's slight drop to register a 4.22 percent increase. Interpretation and environmental education programs suffered a twenty percent cut because of hiring ceiling restrictions and the resulting decrease in seasonal staff. Program attendance registered a mere decline of 500 people.
As in other Midwest Region areas, computer technology first came to Indiana Dunes during the year. Introduction of computers, especially in the area of word processing, greatly facilitated park operations. Many mistakes were made in the early stages as no specialists were on staff to coordinate the new technology. Within a very short time, however, computer usage permeated nearly every division.
Initiated in 1981, the Resource Management and Visitor Protection (RM and VP) Division underwent reorganization in 1982. The two subunits of Visitor Protection and Resource Management were formed. New resource management positions were added and positions and functions of science more directly related to monitoring and implementation were transferred from Science to Resource Management (e.g., fire management and air and water quality monitoring). The Science Office remained as a separate division. The administrative shift improved the park's ability to identify and react to natural and cultural resource threats. Superintendent Whitehouse envisioned that the reorganization would facilitate implementation of recommended actions in the Resources Management Plan as well as help face the multiple environmental problems identified in the park's numerous scientific studies.
A Resource Management monitoring project came to a successful conclusion in 1982 with NIPSCO fulfilling all requirements of the February 1978 agreement with the Department of the Interior. The NIPSCO fly ash ponds were effectively sealed and the danger of seepage onto lakeshore lands abated.
In May, Denver Service Center-led planning activities for developments under phase one of the General Management Plan began, including the East and West Unit Transit Centers, West Unit Access Road, Paul H. Douglas Environmental Education Center, Gary/Marquette Park Marina, and the Transportation Plan. Planning also began for exhibits for the West Beach visitor contact facility. The Gary marina feasibility/suitability study served as the basis for a November 22 meeting between Midwest Regional Director Jimmie Dunning and Mayor Richard Hatcher of Gary. The study recommended any of three proposed locations for the facility. The men agreed to proceed with the environmental impact statement (EIS).
Both a feasibility study and an EIS were prepared by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in regard to Indiana's shoreline erosion problems. The Corps recommended continued beach nourishment to offset the erosion in the national lakeshore's East Unit caused by Michigan City's harbor facilities.
Major road rehabilitation projects again were Congressionally authorized at Indiana Dunes. The lakeshore received permission to use road rehabilitation funds from its Operation of the National Park System (ONPS) base for road maintenance activities regardless of road ownership.
Phaseout of the YACC program occurred during the year to mark the end of YACC at Indiana Dunes. All enrollees were terminated on March 31 and the last YACC camp staff member departed on April 30. The benefits of utilizing a nonPark Service, lowcost labor force did not cease as a threemonth Youth Conservation Corps (YCC) program began on June 14. Former YACC Camp Director Jon Evans was reappointed to serve as YCC director. The nonresidential YCC program employed fortyfour people, more than half of whom lived in Gary or Michigan City.
The young workers, augmented with Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) workers, were distributed throughout the lakeshore's divisions to assist in daily operations. In Maintenance, the workers joined division employees at Mount Baldy for dune restoration activities and construction of a trail and small picnic area. Other maintenance activities included installation of Blue Heron Rookery boundary markers and a trail along the Little Calumet River complete with interpretive signs and fishing access points.
In April 1982, the Land Acquisition Office moved from Marquette Mall in Michigan City to the Bailly Administrative Area. The office occupied the north end of a building which formerly served as YACC camp headquarters.
Parking lot fee collection at West Beach increased from one to two dollars during the peak Memorial Day to Labor Day season.
Superintendent Whitehouse became the Midwest Region's coordinator for the State of Indiana in early 1982. The responsibilities of State Coordinator included consulting with other Park Service superintendents in Indiana (George Rogers Clark National Historical Park and Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial) and keeping the Midwest Regional Office informed of pertinent developments which might affect Service programs and operations in Indiana.
In legislative developments, the proposed land exchange between the National Park Service and the State of Indiana succeeded with President Ronald Reagan signing the measure into law on October 20. Congressional action was necessary because the lands to be exchanged were not of equal value. The legislation permitted the Service to execute an agreement with the Indiana Department of Natural Resources for each agency to control lands within the Blue Heron Rookery and Hoosier Prairie respectively.
Some disappointing actions regarding the park's popular bimonthly publication, Singing Sands Almanac, took place in 1982. As late as the fall of 1981, the Superintendent of Documents at the U.S. Government Printing Office began purchasing 1,468 copies of each issue to distribute to Federal Publications Depositories throughout the country. On May 20, 1982, however, governmentfinanced publication of the Singing Sands Almanac terminated under a circular from the Office of Management and Budget (OMB). The order resulted in the halting of distribution plans for the MayJune 1982 edition. Superintendent Whitehouse explained to the press that termination of government publication of the Almanac came about from a moratorium on the printing of government periodicals. Whitehouse revealed the lakeshore was exploring alternatives to permit publishing through private funding sources, in which case the former mailing list entries (11,000) would be offered an opportunity to resubscribe. In the meantime, Whitehouse announced the Almanac would be replaced by a free schedule of activities available for distribution to park visitors upon request. Concerned about the Almanac's demise, the Indiana Dunes Advisory Commission recommended that Secretary James Watt request an exemption from OMB. Watt declined, but added his support for obtaining private funding to publish Singing Sands Almanac.
A revised Statement for Management reflecting the 1980 GMP was approved on October 6. Interpretive prospectuses for the Bailly and Chellberg Farm areas were approved two months later.
The local political environment shifted during the year upon the Congressional redistricting of Indiana. The national lakeshore, once included in three different districts, now found itself within the new First Congressional District. Because of the redistricting, Rep. Floyd Fithian lost his seat. To compound the turmoil, on September 4, First District Congressman Adam Benjamin, Jr. died. Benjamin's replacement, Mrs. Katie Hall, was elected to fill the First District seat in the November election. In appreciation of Benjamin's great friendship toward the lakeshore, the Indiana Dunes Advisory Commission joined other local groups in urging that the proposed Gary marina be named after the late Congressman. [3]
Visitation continued to climb, hitting a record annual high of 1,510,630a 41.6 percent increase over 1982 levels. With extreme heat experienced during the summer, people went to the beaches in droves causing the closing of the national lakeshore's four beach parking lots 148 times for a total of 538 hours.
Backed by the enthusiastic support of a united Indiana Congressional Delegation, the National Park Service approved the elevation of Assistant Superintendent Dale B. Engquist to fill the Superintendent's position. [4] Even though it conflicted with policy, J. R. Whitehouse enthusiastically advocated Dale Engquist's selection. The Advisory Commission initiated an intensive letterwriting campaign to get Engquist into the position. Not until a letter endorsing Engquist was signed by all twelve Indiana Representatives, two Senators, and Governor did the Service relent and change its mindbut not before a fast phone call from the Department to HOPE (Homeowners Opposed to Park Expansion)/Indiana Dunes Nature Conservancy was made to gain that organization's approval. As a result, Engquist had to meet with HOPE representatives before they reported they did not oppose his becoming superintendent. Engquist's unorthodox succession to the superintendency was yet another reminder of the lakeshore's close link to the political pulse. [5]
Six rangers in the West Beach Unit received the Department of the Interior Unit Award for Excellence from Secretary James Watt. Recognized for their efforts to reverse adverse usage at West Beach in favor of a familyoriented environment were Dave Montalbano, John Cannon, Sue Kylander, Phillip Lawson, Paul Crawford, and Fred Grish.
The Interpretation Division became more efficient in November 1983 with an internal reorganization. The separate Visitor Services (Public Activities) and Environmental Education subdivisions were merged to form the Visitor Services Subdivision which handled all programs and attended station operations. Festivals and interpretive planning were managed by the Interpretive Planning and Support Subdivision. The changes reduced lead positions from four to two, elevated productivity, and improved the lakeshore's planning capabilities.
Denver Service Center planners completed preliminary planning documents for the Douglas Environmental Education Center and construction funds were appropriated for the Service's Fiscal Year 1984 budget.
When President Reagan signed the Emergency Jobs Act of 1983 (P.L. 988) on March 24, the Park Service received $25 million, $211,000 of which went to Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore. The emergency employment funding permitted the lakeshore to hire thirtyone people to engage in a number of maintenance and construction projects listed as follows:
YCC enrollees also continued to be intermixed in park operations with thirtyfive in Maintenance, twelve in Resource Management and Visitor Protection, three in Science, one in Interpretation, and one in Administration. In addition to providing assistance in park maintenance programs and scientific monitoring projects, the YCC workers assisted with the selfguided Dune Succession Trail at West Beach, completed work on the Mount Baldy Trail, and helped with boundary survey and posting activities.
Once again the lakeshore received ONPS base funding for rehabilitating nonFederal roads within its boundaries. Additional parking areas were added at Inland Marsh, Pinhook Bog, and the Blue Heron Rookery. Service maintenance workers also realigned the West Beach visitor contact station and entrance road.
Volunteers In Parks (VIPs) donated more than 8,400 work hours to save the park an estimated $57,200. The 135 VIPs, combined with various local community groups, helped to augment the Park Service workforce.
Manpower worries became more common as work year personnel ceilings continued to drop. In Fiscal Year 1981, the lakeshore's ceiling stood at 110, but dropped to 101 in 1982, and then to 100.4 in 1983. In 1983, lifeguard services were provided for the first time by contract at the Kemil Road and Central Avenue beaches. Faced with contracting out all lifeguard services, park management studied the possibility late in the year of contracting out custodial services as well. The move came as a result of the Office of Management and Budget's Circular A76 which evaluated Federal performance of activities which might be better handled by private commercial interests. The Maintenance Division began an evaluation of all of its inhouse operations with an eye toward identifying all potential commercial activities including motor vehicle maintenance, snow removal, and roads, trails, and buildings maintenance. Superintendent Engquist noted, "It is anticipated that OMB Circular A76 policy potentially will have a tremendous affect on Maintenance Division operations and personnel in F.Y. 1984 and subsequent years." [6]
Several studies were either underway or completed during the year. First, the Transportation Study, authorized by the 1980 bill, was completed in September and forwarded to Congress. The study recommended acquisition and restoration of ten historic South Shore Railroad cars. The Service's Fiscal Year 1984 budget included a $200,000 appropriation for acquisition, storage, and restoration of the vintage railcars, and $75,000 in planning funds for new South Shore Railroad stops in the lakeshore. The study also called for the redesignation of U.S. Highway 12 from Pines east to within 500 feet of the U.S. Steel Plant's east gate as a scenic road. The report advised that the speed limit be reduced from fiftyfive to fortyfive miles per hour and trucks be prohibited. Second, Denver Service Center began advanced planning for a campground study with a $200,000 Fiscal Year 1984 appropriation. The proposed facility was targeted for the former Beverly Shores golf course area. Third, administrative staff spent considerable time compiling a Land Protection Plan according to new Departmental guidelines. The report enumerated the lakeshore's land acquisition priorities and served as a guideline for the Land Acquisition Office.
A sizeable sewer connection project commenced later in the year with a $419,000 appropriation. The project involved connecting the lakeshore's Bailly Unit facilities to the city of Porter's sewer system. In addition, a separate $130,000 appropriation provided for a sewer extension to serve the GMPmandated Goodfellow Environmental Education Camp.
The Science Office worked closely with the U.S. Geological Survey to gather data on the effects of dredging. When a local community proposed large scale dredging of Brown Ditch to alleviate homeowners' complaints of basement flooding, scientists proved that dredging within the national lakeshore would not produce the desired result of lowering the water table. Their efforts succeeded in halting the Brown Ditch dredging proposal within the lakeshore and thereby the potential adverse effects on the lakeshore ecosystem.
Preparation of the park's "Gifts Catalog" by Chief Interpreter Larry Waldron and his staff provided an ideal opportunity for the national lakeshore's supporters to donate money, items, and services. The catalog, entitled "Your Gift of Forever," focused on needs of the environmental education, science, resource preservation, and interpretive programs, and was published by Inland Steel the following year. Unlike other park gifts catalogs, the national lakeshore chose not to list mundane items (hammers, tires, shovels, etc.) because it recognized that in a depressed economy with many steelworkers unemployed, there would be few people willing to donate their own limited resources to the Federal Government. Instead, the catalog enumerated the lakeshore's programmatic needs and could be used in making contact with business corporations. Concurrent with this event was the formulation of the "Friends of the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore" which provided financial and personnel support. Granted nonprofit corporation status, the "Friends" were primarily charged with putting the various festivals on a selfsustaining basis. The Friends grew out of the large cadre of loyal volunteers who were involved in the interpretive programs at the Bailly Homestead and Chellberg Farm. The volunteers recognized that the lakeshore required assistance to maintain programs during an era of budget restrictions. [7]
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The Girl Who Was Supposed to Die
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She doesn't know who she is. She doesn't know why they're after her. All she knows is that she has two choices: run or die.
On the run from two mysterious men who are trying to kill her, she's armed with a stolen gun, $2.50 in change, and a fast-food worker named Ty. They have to figure out who she is and why someone is after her—and quickly. Whoever they are, they're catching up.
April Henry's latest YA thriller is intense from page one! The minute the protagonist wakes up with no memory of who she is, she's in for a fight. We follow her from a cabin in the woods to the streets of Washington as she searches for help, unsure of who to trust.
I absolutely couldn't put this book down! I had to find out who the girl is and why people want her dead. And you wouldn't believe the ending! Older Jack and Jill readers will find themselves unable to put down this book until they reach the stunning conclusion.
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Chand Chhupa Badal Mein - from "Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam"
Lyrics & Chords
Very melodious song, composed brilliantly by Ismail Darbar.
I have sung the male portion, mixed it with the original female voice of Alka Yagnik and produced the final song for you to judge.
Feedback is awaited.
Harry Chops said
Nice song Shail bhai. You did reasonably well in singing this tough song. Minor offs
Please check out my latest -
Aye Khuda-Paathshaala (full version)
Give me some Sunshine – 3 Idiots
Please provide your feedback.
Babu Nm said
shailener ji its a touth song to sing and you have done it Marvelously. few off notes and that you can overcome congrats yaar
CHOOKAR MERE MAN KO . SUNG by babu nm | Upload Music
zindagi ke safar mein guzar jatein hein jo makam… cover by babu nm | Music Codes
MEIN SHAYAR TO NAHIN. sng by babu nm | Music Codes
may god bless you and bw with you always
Adithi said
Welcome back, Shailender! You shouldn't be taking such long breaks from Muziboo :D.
Good singing. The high notes @3:25 weren't quite there. Just the flatnotes and offnotes here and there but great expressions as usual. :)
Peace if possible, but truth at any rate – Martin Luther
Thinkal govind kumar said
Very nice rendition Shailu Bhai !
Lots of feel in your great voice !
LOVED it !
Thanks for sharing !
Cheers !
GOD Bless !
Loving Best Wishes,
Thinkal Govind Kumar.
Shaniruh said
Shailender! very nicely rendered …Liked it :)
Listen To My Latest :
Chingari Koi Bharke
Humse Badal Gaya Woh
Chehra Hai Yah Chand
Bhool Gaya Sab Kuch
Jab Koi Baat Biger Jai
Suhani Chandni Raatein
Zindagi Kay Safar Main
Musafir Hoon Yaron
Pyar Say Aisay-
Pukarta Chala Hoon Main
Cheers :-)
Shruti said
please listen my song and vote for me…type this code in ur web browser…Thanks a lot friends!
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Swati Prasad said
Very nice song and nice singing Shailender
my latest upload
Ye Sama Reupload mix by Neil Swanson
ye sama
Harshan Nambiar (away for a month india vacation) said
Shailu bhai ….very good rendition overall at this difficult song. Liked it in your expressive voice.
Check out
Bhool gaya sab kuch
Aye dil hai Mushkil
Dekha na hai re socha na-
Pukarta chala hoon mai
Kumar Srinivasan said
Welcome back Shailendar. Very good feel in your singing as always. Pitching could be better though.
Max Vala said
Your voice goes so well with the song!
kahi kahi sur kam lagay aysa mujay lagamax vala
Sudha Kumar (back to listen to all of you..) said
Very good attempt, Shailender, and very awesome feel and voice you have! Agree with some above on pitching observations.
Liked it overall,
Sing from your heart…
Srividhya Kannan said
Lovely choice!! nice attempt ….Good feel and nice singing excepting few off pitches….
New uploads:
A Special tribute to all the women on women`s Day….ITNI SHAKTHI HUMEIN
Raj Kumar Anjan – Uruguthaey from Veyyil with Srividhya Kannan
Kanava-Asal-Promo Song(Tamil Cover with Srividhya)
If time permits,listen to these uploads and ur commnts & suggestions are most welcomed:)
Valentines Day Special-Baahon Ki Darmiyaan With Deepesh
Vande Maataram-Vidhya
Oru Chinna thamarai From Vettakkaran With Srividhya Kannan
Anbe Vaa with Srividya Kannan
Shukra Allah-Kurbaan-Vidhya & Saqib
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Muhammed.nana. Muftah.el.khair. said
salaam dear shailendar bhaija
first of all thx u very much for your time and very important encouragement its true i'am not hindi or pakistani native but love is love,now about this song u don't every body said ist nice because its nice your voice are so sweet!!!keep up the good work and thx u for sharing hugs…
Muhammed.nana. Muftah.el.khair. said
u don't need any comment we all we like it keep up bhai jan
Srini S said
Extremely sorry for the delay bhai and thanks for the scribble.Good singing.Loved it in your voice.Keep it up…
My latest uploads,
Kodai kaala kaatre (Tamil cover)(A sincere dedication to the legend Malaysia Vasudevan Nair.)
Apni to jaise taise (Hindi cover Retro special)
Adwait Ranade said
Kya selection hai aur kya gaayaa hai! Very enjoyable.
A BIG Thumbs Up!
Adwait Ranade
Check out my latest uploads
Non-filmy Rafi-song: main kab gaata mere swar mein
Angela Paduraru said
very nice singing
Vaibhav Wasnik said
Really good man. As u commented on my singing, I did record my voice with music playing in the background. How did you record. Do let me know.
Rajiv Saddy said
Good singing, but the sound mixing issues are pronounced. The female voices and yours need to be mixed to the similar scales. There is also disturbance (probably track quality).
I like your voice. With a little technology improvements you will sound awesome!
>>mushy<<- said
very nice shalender ji, there was little echo, in the voice, u have a nice voice , keep it up take care
Pratik Sawant said
hey buddy your singing is good… But try to improve the recording & editing skills.
very nice songs selection.
Meri kahani (Atif) in my voice…
Maa – dedicated to every mother.
Khel Mandala – The super hit song in my voice.
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xcel l ellent song
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Making Changes to IWearYourShirt.com
Change is hard. Change is good. Change is here.
For the past 3 1/2 years I've been getting paid to promote a different company each day via social media on IWearYourShirt.com (IWYS). The idea of IWYS came to me in late 2008 when I had clients for a web design company I co-owned asking about Twitter, Facebook and YouTube. At that time, I had never made a video, didn't have a Twitter account and maybe had 30 friends on Facebook (didn't know half of them). But, I saw an opportunity, came up with a unique pricing structure (thanks Chris Yeh) and ran with the idea. I could have easily stayed with my web design company and enjoyed an already comfortable work-from-home job, but I wanted more and I wasn't afraid of change.
Fast forward to today and another change is happening. After working over 1,300+ companies on a daily shirt wearing basis, I'm shifting my focus to having 1 sponsor per week. This change happens as of July 1 and means I will only have the availability to work with 20 sponsors for the remainder of 2012. Why am I doing this? I firmly believe the landscape of social media has changed drastically since 2009, 2010 and even 2011. So many companies/brands/marketers use Twitter and Facebook each day, that it's hard to rise above the noise, no matter how unique the thing is you're doing. Having a week to work with companies means a couple things for IWYS:
- More time to share the engaging and creative content I/we create
- More time to engage with the ever-expanding IWYS community and our sponsors
- My creative brain has been able to handle 365 companies a year, imagine only having 52 (or 20 for the rest of this year!)
- Much less availability
- Having initial conversations with potential sponsors to see if IWYS will be a good fit for them (instead of letting anyone sign up and not meeting wild expectations)
- More time for FUN!
This weekly sponsor change only applies to me, so what does that mean for my fellow shirt wearers? Well, they aren't going anywhere and their focus is only shifting slightly. Every day we have companies coming to us that understand the power and value of a good YouTube video. We've had to turn companies away because they want us to make videos for internal use only and it never fit in our daily shirt wearing model. Not anymore.
The 4 shirt wearers (Sean, DeAndre, Bimini and Sarah) will be doing full-time video production and we're moving away from the calendar buying process. I've done a ton of research on video production costs from companies around the web, I've talked to a bunch of our sponsors and I think we have the sweet spot for pricing and deliverables. We've basically been doing this already, but starting today, here's the plan for the rest of the IWYS team:
- Get 1 Video made for $399
- Get 4 Videos made for $1299
- Buying a video gets you an HD version that you can use wherever and for as long as you like to promote your brand, product, etc
- Buying a video also gets you our same shirt wearing promotion we've always done. A team member promotes you via their t-shirt on Facebook, Twitter, our YouTube channel and IWearYourShirt.com (or you can opt out of promotion)
- From now until June, we'll all still be doing TinyChat live shows at our regularly scheduled times
- 30-60 day turn around and an in-depth project management system to help craft and execute the perfect video(s) for your company
- We'll work with you to pick the best t-shirt wearer for your video
Video is the most engaging piece of content we have on the web today. It's easy to share, it helps explain product offerings and it's incredibly helpful in increasing Google ranking for specific keywords. The IWYS team has a ton of video experience, knows editing software, is comfortable on camera and you should search how much a "video actor" gets paid (even for small production stuff). The $399 price tag for 1 video is incredibly affordable and this is what we love doing.
As with any change, I know people will have questions and concerns. Let me tell you that I'm not afraid of change, but I'm also not making this decision based on a whim. This is something I've been thinking about since 2011 and now just felt like the right time. I'm extremely excited to work with fun companies on a weekly basis and for our team to keep cranking out super engaging videos.
Don't hesitate to email me with any questions and thank you to all of you reading this for helping evolve IWYS and supporting our great sponsors.
Why the Facebook Like Button and Twitter Retweet Button are Worthless
As someone who's been on Facebook and Twitter before a Like button or Retweet button existed, it's interesting to see the progression of these tools. I can distinctly remember the launch of the Like button on Facebook and how dumb everyone thought it would be. That view of "a dumb button" quickly turned to a way to virtually express yourself on Facebook (really cool). However, that same ease of expression hasn't changed in 3 years and like anything on the internet that sticks around for 3 years without change, is becoming almost worthless. The same can be said for the Retweet (RT) button on Twitter. Before that button existed, when someone (or a lot of someone's) reposted your tweet and gave you credit for it, it meant something. Now, the RT is something people ask/beg for and when that happens, what's the point?
With the growth of social media and the influx of businesses, the Like button and the RT button are being gamed. Now, there are some creative businesses that reward Likes and RTs in interesting ways and I'm totally cool with that, but the majority of businesses out there just aren't Like or RT worthy. I'm sorry, you're just not. And instead of embracing that and realizing it, business owners brush off social media or say it's useless because they aren't good at it (or won't give up the keys to someone who is). I'm guilty of this to some degree with IWearYourShirt. I want us, as a business, to do less pitching to our audience to Like/RT something, unless we really think it's Like-able.
I am 100% okay with people asking to Like a post or RT a tweet when it's actually of value to other people. I'm not okay with businesses asking to share/Like/RT every stupid discount, coupon, deal, quote, etc that they think is valuable. The thing about the Like/RT buttons is that they directly tell you if what you're saying is worthwhile. These little buttons are feedback indicators of if you're doing a good job of saying stuff or if you suck at it and need to let someone else control your voice in social media. Let's face it, unless you're selling Unicorn Tears, your business has competition in social media and you need to have the upper hand to set yourself apart and grow an engaged audience (read: be more interesting). And when you do trust someone to create content that could be Like-able or RT-able, that engagement will come without asking for it.
So here's a few questions to let your brain chew on: Why would someone Like my Facebook page in the first place? Would people say they "Like" my business outside of Facebook? Do they feel they'll consistently get interesting content that they'll Like? Are my tweets always just being pushed or am I pulling people in and using @ mentions? Am I just regurgitating other people's information? Do I RT people? If I were a consumer and read my tweets, would I actually want to RT them?
Last but not least, not everything you say has to be Like-able or RT worthy. Sometimes you just want to express yourself without any return and that's okay. But for the love of all things sacred, stop putting "pls RT" or "pls Like" in your social media messaging.
Jason Sadler Speaking Bio
I constantly get asked for a bio about myself when I speak and the only place it lives are in my sent emails (not the best place). I have this blog, it archives stuff and it's indexable content about me for Google - So let's share it here!
From drawing on walls with crayons as a kid to eventually graduating from the University of North Florida with a degree in Graphic Design, Jason Sadler has always been creative. In 2008 he recognized the growing influence of social media and decided he could utilize these platforms in a new and unique way, by getting paid to wear sponsored t-shirts for a living. Each day, Jason represents a different company online using social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Ustream and Flickr. Four years later, IWearYourShirt.com has grown from one to five professional shirt wearers and has been recognized by media outlets around the world including The Today Show, Wall Street Journal, Forbes, CNN and more. He's worked with professional sports organizations, advertising agencies, Fortune 500s and before getting paid to wear t-shirts co-owned a web design company. Jason is an avid automotive enthusiast that loves playing Scrabble, watching terrible movies and has been known to play a hoop of basketball or two. Jason lives at the beach in Jacksonville, Florida but frequently travels to speak publicly and share his nothing-to-something story.
And my headshot (courtesy of Laura Evans Photography):
How To Be a Better Salesman
Thanks to Matt Hoffman for the inspiration to make this video. My Top 3 things to think about when trying to be a better salesman are: #1 Never give a hard sell #2 Stick to your guns #3 Always keep the relationship open.
What are your sales tips?
Getting excited for a professional redesign of this blog!
Getting on the Homepage (Popular) of Pinterest
Update: This poster is officially for sale on Zazzle for $18.95!
We've been using Pinterest for IWearYourShirt for about a month now. We've been signed up for a few months and one member of our team (Caroline) has been talking about Pinterest since mid-2011.
Our account has 600+ followers, we follow about 30 people and we have 6 Boards with 127 total Pins. Our team of shirt wearers has done our fair share of repinning, finding interesting things from around the web to Pin, but rarely have we created our on content and uploaded it as a Pin… Until today.
At 2am (Thurs morning) I was struck with a thought that the saying "Good things come to those who wait" is kind of a load of crap. It insinuates that people can be lazy, sit back and success will eventually come. Instead, the saying would be more appropriate if it read "Good things come to those who work their asses off and never give up". It's more truthful and I can 100% attest to my business following that mantra. So I hopped into Photoshop, grabbed a simple font I love (Berthold Akzidenz), stuck with black and white colors, added some minimal design elements and was ready to rock…
BUT! Adding a Pin at 2am probably only would have gotten me a few repins, so I decided to head to sleep and upload it in the morning. At 11am I remembered to post it, 15 minutes later it had 40+ repins and then when someone tweeted a Pin in my Twitter stream (about 3 hours later) I thought about checking in on it again. I was surprised to say the least that my little inspirational poster had received 400+ repins and when I went to the homepage (popular) of Pinterest there it was:
It's very interesting to see how the Pinterest community works and what catches on. All my Pins about cars, food, fashion and everything else have been pretty much ignored. It doesn't matter to me that they've been ignored, I use Pinterest because it's awesome and I love the functionality. I just like to dig into how things work and learn from social networks (especially new ones).
I might try to make another inspirational poster from a late night thought and see if it catches on again. Either way, I'm just happy that all of the people repinning it have now pinned something with the word "ass" in it. Hah!
Happy Pinning and feel free to leave a comment below with a link to your Pinterest account so I can check you out.
Jason Sadler Is Coming Vancouver!
I'm traveling to speak at a half-day social media event in Vancouver, Canada on February 21. I'll be sharing the IWearYourShirt story, talking about monetizing social media, how I get paid to wear t-shirts for a living and much more. Thanks to CK Golf Solutions, Jordan Consulting and Amuse Consulting for putting on this fun event.
And also a shout out to the sponsors of the event: ING Direct, Aussie Pet Mobile Canada, Mark McD Creative, The Westin Grand Vancouver, Rapid Time Networks and Josh Rimer.
See you in Vancouver!
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Well hello there 2012!
It's about time I did something with my personal blog this year, so I thought I'd say hello. Next up, redesigning the redesign. I just don't like it.
How Bad Do You Want It?
A fantastic inspirational video for anyone. You don't have to be an athlete to appreciate the words being spoken from Eric Thomas. It gets really good around the 2:30 mark.


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We are one high-tech manufacturer with the integration of R&D, production and sales for ion exchange resin. For ion exchange resins, we have set up long term friendly cooperations with some famous scientific institute and multinational enterprises. Some of our resins have successful replaced equivalent imported ones due to the competitive cost performance, which covers ...
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Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) denotes a student's successful completion of coursework toward a degree. Federal regulations require the Office of Student Financial Aid & Scholarships (OSFAS) to monitor the progress of each student toward degree completion. Students who fall behind in their coursework (fail classes), fail to achieve minimum standards for grade point average or fail to complete classes in a maximum timeframe, may lose their eligibility for all types of federal and state aid and university aid administered by OSFAS.
REQUIREMENT FOR MAINTAINING SATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PROGRESS:To maintain SAP, a student must:
- Maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average: Undergraduate students (2.00) and Graduate or PhD students (3.00). The GPA will be reviewed at the end of each semester.
- Complete at least 67 percent of all credits hours each semester-This will be reviewed at the end of each semester and the aggregate percentage of coursework attempted and passed must equal 67 percent or greater at each review. (For example a student who enrolls for 12 credit hours and completes only 8 credit hours has completed 67 percent of attempted credit hours).
- Complete a degree program in a maximum timeframe of no more than 150 percent of the average length of the program. For example, the average number of credit hours it should take to complete most undergraduate degree programs is 122 credit hours. Using that average, 150 percent would equal 183 credit hours which would be the maximum number for which the student could receive financial aid (assuming the above requirements are also met). The maximum number will vary for undergraduate students in programs which require greater than 122 credit hours for completion. The maximum number for a graduate student is 54 and for a PhD student 94.
For transfer students: The number of transfer hours accepted at the point of admission will be used to calculate the student's remaining eligibility under the 150 percent calculation and will be included in the quantitative calculation which includes number of credits attempted and completed.
For second undergraduate degree students: Second-degree students will be given 150 percent of stated credit hours required for the second degree program.
Withdrawal: A "W" grade which is recorded on the student's transcript will be included as credits attempted and will have an adverse effect on the student's ability to maintain satisfactory academic progress. Students who officially withdraw from the University must make up the deficit hours and are encouraged to attend summer school to remove the deficient hours. The successful completion of a course is defined as receiving one of the following grades: A, B, C or D. Courses with grades of F, I, U, and W will not qualify in meeting the minimum standard.
Incomplete (I) grade: An incomplete grade indicates that a student has not finished all course-work required for a grade and is included in the cumulative credits attempted. An incomplete will count toward attempted hours but not as hours passed until a final grade is posted in the Registrar's Office.
Repeated courses: A student who has received a failing grade in a course may repeat the course and receive financial aid. Students (undergraduate and graduate) may only receive federal financial aid for one repetition (repeat) of a previously passed course. Students who have already passed a course with a grade of D or better may only repeat the class one additional time and receive financial aid for that course. All repeated courses are included in the total attempted hours for SAP evaluation.
Change of Major: A student may change from one major to another during attendance at the University. Students who change from one major to another are still expected to maintain satisfactory academic progress and complete the coursework within the time frame or hours limitation stated unless an appeal is approved. All attempted hours from a prior major are included in the total attempted hours.
Audited courses: Courses audited are not eligible for financial aid and are not counted as either attempted or earned hours.
Students receiving federal aid who fail to completed qualitative, quantitative, and completion rate after each semester will result in the following:
- Financial Aid WARNING Students who fail to meet SAP requirements at the end of the semester will be placed on Financial Aid Warning. Students placed on financial aid warning will not need an appeal; however, failure to make satisfactory academic progress by the end of the financial aid warning period will result in financial aid suspension.
- Financial Aid SUSPENSION Student who are placed on Financial Aid Suspension have the option to appeal for Title IV funding. At the end of the semester, students are notified of financial aid suspension and must submit a written letter of appeal along with all supporting documentation to the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships Appeals Committee by the established deadline (see Appeals Procedures). LATE APPEALS WILL NOT BE REVIEWED. The committee will review the appeals and supporting documentation to determine the student's financial aid should be reinstated or remain in suspension. Appeal Denial
All decisions that are rendered by the Financial Aid Appeals Committee will be final and not subject to further review. Student will remain on Financial Aid Suspension until back in good standing. Appeal Approval if the SAP appeal committee determines the student eligible for reinstatement of financial aid, he/she will be considered for aid available at the time of reinstatement and will be placed on Financial Aid Probation.
- Financial Aid PROBATION
During the Financial Aid Probation period, the student will be required to sign a financial aid academic agreement with his/her financial aid counselor before federal aid is reinstated for the semester. Upon completion of the financial aid academic agreement, the student will be required to meet all stipulations within the agreement. Failure to do so will result in suspension of financial aid until student in back in good standing.
- Must maintain a minimum GPA of 2.0
- Must maintain full-time enrollment status
- Student cannot receive a grade of D, F, I or W NOTE: If the student does not enroll for the semester of financial aid probation, the approval stands for the following semester.
- Complete a minimum of 12 credit hours or 8 credit hours for graduate students at Prairie View without the benefit of financial aid. Students may take the credits at another institution of higher education if approved by their academic advisor; and
- Achieve a minimum GPA of 2.0 for undergraduates and 3.0 for graduate students; and
- Complete 100 percent of attempted credit hours.
Appeal Procedures
Students who fail to meet the Satisfactory Academic Progress may appeal the suspension of their student financial aid. Letters of appeal should be based on a mitigating circumstance that negatively impacted the student's ability to meet the required standards. Examples of such circumstance may include, but are not limited to:
- Death or prolonged illness of an immediate family member
- Medical illness by the student that created undue hardship
- Natural disasters beyond the control of the student or other personal or family matters/situations that may have negatively impacted the students' ability to meet the required standards.
- If applicable, documentation that supports any 1retroactive changes that may have occurred. Steps in the APPEAL PROCESS:
1. Students must submit a completed SAP Appeal form to the Office of Student Financial Aid & Scholarships to:
Attn: Office of Student Financial Aid SAP Appeal Committee
P. O. Box 519, Mail Stop 1005 Prairie View, TX 77446
- Student must include the following in order to be considered for an appeal review:
- SAP Appeal Form
- A statement of circumstance of why satisfactory academic progress was not met. This statement MUST include specific information that outlines a mitigated change from the prior semester.
- Supporting documentation (proof of grade change, current academic transcript, doctor's statement,death certificate, accident report, etc.)
- After the committee review, the student will be notified via PantherTracks and University email of the appeal decision.
1 Retroactive Change: If errors are made within the grading process and the student is eligible for a grade change that affects satisfactory academic progress, the Office of Student Financial Aid and Scholarships will allow restoration of federal aid. Students will be allowed one semester of federal aid while grade change process occurs provided a letter from the department head or dean certifying that a grade change has been submitted or approved.
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Unattended Minor Policy
Resolution Number 2003-163; September 16, 2003 (Replaces March 19, 1996); Adopted Date: September 16, 2003
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the Stark County District Library Board of Trustees that
1) The library welcomes and encourages patrons of all ages to visit the library and take advantage of the programs, services and resources which it offers.
2) The responsibility for the safety and behavior of minors in the library always rests with the parent, guardian or assigned adult caregiver and not with library personnel.The library reserves the right to determine when a minor must be accompanied by a parent, guardian or assigned adult caregiver.
3) The Director is authorized to implement procedures and guidelines consistent with this policy. These procedures and guidelines will be administered by designated library staff and Security.
Unattended Minor Procedures
effective September 25, 2007*
The Stark County District Library Board of Trustees had adopted an Appropriate Conduct Policy on February 19, 2002. These rules of conduct were adopted with the purpose of creating a pleasant atmosphere for all of our patrons and to ensure that everyone using the library may do so without disruption. This policy is to be applied to all situations, and all minors are subject to its enforcement.
The Appropriate Conduct Policy is always enforced at the Stark County District Library and reads as follows:
People demonstrating disruptive, disorderly or inappropriate behavior may be required to leave the library premises.
Disruptive, disorderly or inappropriate behavior includes but is not limited to:
1) Noisy, boisterous actions;
2) Failure to follow library rules, regulations or procedures;
3) Smoking, running, or loud talking;
4) Misuse of library property;
5) Uncooperative behavior
6) Use of sound equipment without headphones;
7) Committing lewd acts, or actions that deliberately annoy others, disrupt library operations, or prevent the legitimate use of library and its resources.
Any patron, including minors, may be required to leave immediately for, but not limited to, the following conduct:
1) Offensive physical conduct
2) Disrespect toward each other, other library users or library employees
3) Inappropriate language, e.g. cursing
4) Damaging library materials, and/or property
The following procedures will be implemented if a minor exhibits inappropriate behavior and/or becomes disruptive:
1) Minors will be advised by staff and/or the Security Officer, when behavior is becoming disruptive and/or inappropriate. See above for the parameters for immediate expulsion.
2) If the disruptive behavior continues, the library will make every effort to contact the parent/guardian and advise them that the minor is about to be evicted and that said minor will need a ride home.
3) If the library is unable to reach a parent/guardian, the library reserves the right to evict the minor and/or contact the police or other appropriate authority. The minor may be asked to wait outside of the library.
4) If a minor is asked to leave the library on three separate occasions, (s)he may be suspended from the library at least until a conference can be held with a parent or legal guardian.
The following procedures will be followed if a minor is left unattended after the library closes:
1) The minor should call a parent/caregiver/responsible party as soon as notification is given that the library is closing.
2) If after 30 minutes, nobody comes to pick up the minor, the Police or Child Protective Services will be called by Security.
The Stark County District Library welcomes and invites minors to use our facilities and services whether or not accompanied by a parent, guardian or caregiver. However, if a minor visits the library without a parent, guardian or caregiver, we strongly advise that the following information or items be provided for the minor's comfort and security during library visits.
1) Phone number and address of residence or work if the parent/guardian/caregiver must be contacted. This could be important in cases of emergencies or illness.
2) Money for emergencies such as using the pay phone or for a snack.
3) Snacks when the minor is left at the library for an extended period of time.
4) Allergy and other pertinent health information although parents are responsible for monitoring these issues.
*Document Number GP 2001: September 25, 2007 -
Copyright © 2009 Stark County District Library. All rights reserved.


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Self esteem and the sexualization of our little girls
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|Tue, 01-22-2013 - 10:14am
I am sickened by most of what i see on TV these days... I turn on Nickolodeon and am disturbed by how they portray girls should look like. short shorts and skirts low cut skin tight shirts... anorexic.... many people tell me i micro-manage my children (8 yo & 9 yo) by not letting them watch nickolodeon, but in my mind i am thinking, i don't want my kids to be one of the ones pregnant in high school. I also don't like them singing songs about "I'm sexy and i know it" or too much taylor swift who constantly sings about her exboyfrinends as i don't want them thinking it is important to have boyfriends. I like them listening to empowering songs that make them feel like strong women. am i doing right by my kids? am i helping them be strong women when they grow up? or am i micro-managing them?
|Fri, 01-25-2013 - 11:09am
(Not sure why the other post won't let me type further.) This "man " abused boys for years. No one ever said a word. Why? It was the time, boys don't talkof those things, they thought no one would believe them...who knows. But, again, just because no one said anything does not mean it didn't happen. My dh knows of a similar thing with spousal abuse. It was just quiet, but that didn't mean it didn't exsist. Statistics show that from 1991 to last year teen pregnancies are down 44%! That is significant. Not saying you shouldn't ease up on your girls but I am saying that figures are showing that things are better. (Stats from CDC)
|Sat, 01-26-2013 - 2:12pm
Then what you are doing seems pretty good to me. I find that children are more influenced by their peers rather than what they see on TV.....well at least my daughter is. If the kids in school aren't wearing the short skirts and the skimpy tops, then your daughter probably won't either....and if they do she may choose on her own not to dress like her peers. What I find totally unacceptable is where a girl wants to dress like her peers, and her parents go overboard to make her look more different...you know like in the mini skirt era making a girl wear a skirt to her knees.....This can often lead to teasing, bullying....and issues with self esteem. I believe that girls do have a right to choose what they wear....and it also comes with a dialogue of wny they want to wear these things and parental opinions.
|Sat, 01-26-2013 - 2:16pm
I agree with you Ramona.....sexualization of women has been going on forever. i also agree that parents have rules....but they must also have discussion and change their rules if necessary. I know that things that I thought I would do when my daughter was born....and things that I did when she was a teen changed based on the times, my daughter's opinion, and discussions.
|Sat, 01-26-2013 - 2:25pm
I disagree....there were teenage pregnancies. Girls were just sent away until they had the baby, kept hidden, and they dropped out of school.
Molestations happened, but many children did not report them because they had nobody to talk to in school about it, parents often kept it quiet, and law enforcement had no motivation to investigate it. Now children are more aware that they need to report it so someone and a wide network is available to report it to. In school from Kindergarten on up children are taught about molestation, that it is wrong, and what to do if it happens to them. Parents, teachers, counselors, parents, police are also more aware and are looking for signs of molestatation and are reporting it. The media also keeps it in front of us as it is a big story that they report. Throw in electronics like the internet and cell phones which often lead to the discovery and prosecution of the offender.
|Mon, 01-28-2013 - 7:07am
I think it's important for our girls to be aware of what is out there before they start high school which is 11 or 12 here. There may be things you don't want them to watch, which is fine. My DD watches some programmes which are not best viewing but I always make the point of saying you do not have to dress like that or wear that much make up, not everyone does. She knows what clothing is acceptable to wear - she can wear shorts but must wear leggings underneath and she can wear skinny jeans as long as she wears a long top or cardigan too. Thankfully it is mostly too cold for spaghetti straps, even in summer but it's also different depending if you are on the beach or walking round town! Thankfully there are lots of fashions which "cover up" so you there is a lot of choice.
I remember all the fuss about Bratz dolls - but my view was that they were dolls and not anatomically correct so were not a threat.
And yes teenage pregnancy is a problem where I am - I think we are the worst in Europe but if you have a baby, the council may provide you with a house and it's definitely an esteem issue. If you have a baby you have love and there is no longer any stigma attached to it so it is more widely talked about. (In the UK 51% of babies are now born out of wedlock so no need to lock away the mothers as happened in the 1950s)
|Mon, 01-28-2013 - 9:32am
Wow mossstich, my kids always wear leggins under their dresses and shorts too. this is by their choice... and it is winter here (we live in south east texas) . I have the same veiw as they need to wear a long shirt over their streatchy pants or skinny jeans. and like i said i let them have fashion dolls, i don't like bratz, mostly because i see them as ugly, but they DO have the Monster High Dolls, that celebrate uniqueness (which is why i love them so much)


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Summary: Are you Ready for Freddy? Everyone's favorite first grader and shark lover is back in two new stories! Freddy's dream has come true: he's about to be face-to-face with a real live shark! His first-grade class is taking a field trip to the aquarium today, and Freddy can't wait. He'll get to see fish and rays and moon jellies and -- his favorite! -- sharks! The aquarium even has a Shark Quiz. If he can answer all the questions correctly, Freddy will win a prize for his shark knowledge! But wait -- where is Freddy's lucky shark tooth? He can't pass the quiz without it!
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The judges confer. Heidi thought that the kilt was a real mistake. Zac really didn't like the slogan on the front and Heidi agrees that it's tasteless. Nina prefers the outlandish over James's boring look. Heidi reminds everyone that Benjamin had two pieces in the bottom. Zac and Susan agree that Cindy's jacket was generic. Susan had never heard of a skort before! Zac wasn't wild about the vest from Layana and Daniel's look, but Susan thinks that a girl would be identifiable as a server if she were wearing this. Zac says that drop-crotch pants bother him because it looks like something sloppy happened. Heidi laughs at the way he fans his comment card when he says that. Heidi thinks that Richard and Joe really thought outside the box. Susan and Nina really loved the harness. Nina presents that the outfit could work for both guys and girls.
The designers return to the stage. Layana is the winner of the challenge. She hugs Daniel. She says that she can call all of her friends and tell them to go to SPiN to see her uniform. It's sweet how excited she is. She goes backstage and is a little emotional. So, the bottom two are Cindy and James. Wow, so Benjamin got off the hook. Cindy is...in. She thanks everyone and leaves the runway. Poor James. He interviews that he should have taken more control from the beginning. Tim comes in and remarks that the room is very quiet. He tells Dream Team that everything on the runway looked better than it did the day before. So, there's that? James goes to clean up his work space and says that this is just a growing point for him. He just has to work harder to get what he wants.
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Language(s): French
Keyword(s):Sound Transformation , Interactivity , Real-time , Interdisciplinary Artistic Work , Mixed Work , Perception
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Bonardi, Alain (2003). Geste lyrique versus geste interactif. Exemple de l'opéra interactif Alma Sola


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SPOKANE, Wash. -- An attack on a woman on the Centennial Trail could be related to a brutal homicide in May.
A teenager reportedly attacked a woman as she walked on the trail Thursday afternoon. A Good Samaritan came to the screaming woman's aid. He chased after the suspect, 17-year-old Avondre Graham, until police arrested him along the Spokane River. KREM 2 is choosing to name this suspect because of his involvement in Thursday's attack.
Graham is a black man with an odd looking eye, according to Ofc. Jen DeRuwe. Police say this matches the suspect description provided by Sharlotte McGill just before she died. McGill was stabbed to death on South Riverton while walking her dog on the Centennial Trail on May 3. Her last words described the attacker who killed her as a black man with a crazy eye, according to witnesses. She said he jumped out of the bushes and stabbed her several times.
DeRuwe says there are many parallels between these two cases.
"The physical description certainly matches. The violence in the attack yesterday matches. The location of the attack matches. All of those things put together are indicative [that] perhaps this is Sharlotte McGill's killer. That's a question we've been asking ourselves all night," DeRuwe said.
She adds the department is investigating all of the leads but will not charge anyone in the McGill case until detectives have rock solid proof. Detectives developed a list of possible suspects after McGill's homicide but are not saying now if Graham was on that list.
Investigators took DNA samples after McGill's murder. The police department said months ago this case had high priority in the crime lab. KREM 2 asked if police have taken a DNA sample from Graham to compare with evidence from the May murder. All police could say is DNA information will be released at a later time.
Graham and McGill lived in the same apartment complex on South Riverton. Little else is known about Graham right now. He transferred out of Bancroft Center, an alternative school under the Spokane School District, in October of 2011. Court records show he was charged in a harassment case in February, when he was suspected of threatening to harm a woman.
Police believe there are more witnesses to the McGill homicide. Officers encourage these citizens to come forward. Anyone with information is asked to call Crimestoppers.
"Everybody has been waiting for who did this. Now we finally have a big break, a big lead. We are all ecstatic with the fact that maybe we finally get some resolution to her homicide," DeRuwe said.


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Special Education December Count
The Special Education December Count collection is an annual count of Eligible Students Under Part B of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) as of December 1st. Special Education December Staff Data is also required to obtain actual data on special education staff employed by administrative units on December 1st of each year so that appropriate licensure and endorsement of staff can be verified; and reports can be made to the State Legislature, Federal government, local administrative units, and the public.
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