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lol ya, my bad.
That is one of the most important parts to the routine . I should type it bigger.
But ya, any FOUR. Switch exercises/reps/sets up, like it says
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lol ya, my bad.
That is one of the most important parts to the routine . I should type it bigger.
But ya, any FOUR. Switch exercises/reps/sets up, like it says
lol okay, i will TRY
thx though :)
lol okay, okay. Fine
Ill do: Monday= Day 1 [horizontal push/pull]
Tuesday= Day 2 [Quad dominant Legs]
Wednesday= OFF[maybe light sprint work??]
Sweet sweet Thx Built
What about my power/speed day?
Should i take abreak between Days 2 and 3, then do 3 days of lifting straight? Exm.:
Monday= Day 1
Yep yep. Thx for the support man
Ok, im takin a year off from football to get bigger and stronger and faster and i came up with this with the help of my friends Personal Trainer [he has worked with Phil Heath in the Denver area]...
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im training to try out for football as a junior {exactly 1 year from now] and want to get as big, strong, and explosive as i can
Thx so much.
I should follow the reps/sets/execises given at the bottom of Baby?????? and resist my urge to do 60 sets lol
What about cardio????? could i still do what was in my original...
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lol yes, that kid does need this. I did chest today, and it is still pumped lol
lol my friend gave it to me...........he said gain muscle and lose fat at same time..........
lol guess i wont try it.........
what routine would u reccomend? cuz i obviously need help.......
I was gonna do ths for 8-weeks, as i feal it cycles nice.
Not sure about the cardio.........evey training day or what??
Any remarks/Opinions would be great
I am looking for the utimate mass + STRENGTH ROUTINE. iF ANYONE HAS IT, PLZ post. Thx.:nod:
I know, im so done with football and all those idiots.
What routine would be best for mass??
Squat: coming off an injury
my current routine was whatever my ex-football coach told me to do.
Thank u, and does anyone have a great routine for mass??
ya. Ive seen 15lb aluminum "training" bars all the way up to 75lb "fat" bars. I would try to find and stick with the 45 though..
I am a 6' 1", 190lb 15 year old, and have been lifting for just over a year. I used to play football, but have stopped to focus on bodybuilding, which is more fun for me. I am looking to get SUPER...
The "traps" run pretty far down your back, and r not just the muscles u see sticking out of ur collar. The different "areas" [top, bottom] are worked in deadlifts, pulldows, pull-ups, shrugs, rows,...
My coach gave me this magazine thine. I think urs would be All-american bro. But im not sure if i agree with tht crap, just mentioning...
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The Follies and Fashions of our Grandfathers, June 1807.
What a magnificent cloak! Yellow on yellow is a great combination and such a striking color! (Also: He's hot)
The Follies and Fashions of our Grandfathers, Morning Dresses, August 1807.
Oooh! What a lovely parasol!
The Follies and Fashions of our Grandfathers, July 1807.
I almost didn't post this one because the quality is so low, but a few elements were irresistable: the bright colors, "the coat trimmed all round with a border of small brown roses," and the spats on his shoes- SWOON!
The Lady's Museum, Morning Dress, September 1801.
I am in love with the bodice of the gal on the left. It almost looks like a shirtwaist or something! And her parasol looks so teeny!
The Follies and Fashions of our Grandfathers, Concert Dress, September 1807.
What a truly stunning gown!
This issue also held a fascinating announcement in the "births" section- typically reserved for the peerage and famous people- that I couldn't resist throwing in:
"Lately a poor woman, aged 22 years, residing in Lahinch, near Ennistimon, Ireland, was safely delivered of five children, three sons and two daughters, who, with the mother, are all in a most thriving way."
Imagine QUINTUPLETS in 1807! I'm sure she and everyone else involved was quite surprised and it seems like a miracle that they all survived given the risks associated with multiple births.
Fashions of London and Paris, Head Dresses, October 1805.
Proof that basic black doesn't have to be boring! My favorite is actually the little tiara on the bottom right!
The Follies and Fashions of our Grandfathers, May 1807.
Oh, how I wish this was a higher quality scan! That said, you can still see the excellent Greek Key-like trim on the gown, and it is yellow and grey- my current color obsession!
The Follies and Fashions of our Grandfathers, April 1807.
That's a lovely pelisse she has! The asymmetry of the skirts, the fur banding around the sleeve caps, and the high collar are all very interesting features!
Ackermann's Repository, Promenade Dresses, August 1809.
Such lovely outfits! Love the crossed detail in the back!
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The Follies and Fashions of our Grandfathers, January 1807.
I love the fur trim on this walking dress, and of course a well-dressed gentleman is the best accessory of all!
The Fashions and Follies of our Grandfathers, Court Dress Worn at Her Majesty's Birthday, January 1807
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I'm a mediocre procrastinating disillusioned perfectionist with delusions of grandeur. I like ukulele, food, photography and social media marketing. My favourite colour is yellow.
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Some light and breezy music from Sunday morning. This is a song I've been wanting to do a cover of for ages, and I've finally set up my home office/music making hub, so here you go.
I couldn't leave #Hawaii without a new #ukulele… Right? And certainly not without a #koaloha… (at Bob's Ukulele)
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New FiftyNinety song!
Last night I was enjoying a gin (or two) while writing… And came up with a wonderfully morose gin song. I'd only had two, but apparently it's quite evident (to me at least) the kind of song that I write when drinking gin.
Tonight it's ready for you to listen to…
There you go. One movie inspired song for your Sunday enjoyment, number 3 for 50/90 2013.
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Anyone guess what movie it's inspired by?
50/90 2: Heartbreaker - working
So… Still frustrated, but hoping someone might be able to help?
Song #2 is tentatively titled "Heartbreaker". I have a ukulele-backing loop (listen here http://fiftyninety.fawmers.org/song/1792), and I have lyrics, but I don't like the melodies.
Ideas welcome.
How about her
That little heartbreaker
Starving on her own
Searching the room for
What's on offer
Where her signals show
Steady now
You're flaunting some
That crimson devil'll
Be gone by dawn
Her eyes'll catch you
Oh how they'll trap you
Waiting for their return
You'll lose the moment
Damn the present
To soothe that craving burn
Hold on tightly
Here she comes
Your devil darling
Lose til dawn
Take my soul to keep
As I make my heavenly deal
Watch me all through the night
she'll keep me safe til morning light
Heart breaker roll over
Yep. It's finally time for 50/90 - the online challenge to write fifty songs in ninety days. Just for shits and giggles.
I'm a little bit late joining the party this year, but I do have one song up already: Take Me Down (or listen on SoundCloud).
This afternoon, I wanted to write a song. So here I am, with a backing loop on my uke which I'm liking, lyrics which I'm happy enough with… and 3-4 melody ideas that are shithouse. Basically. I don't like them.
In January 2013, my baby Mya-Moe ukulele came into my life. It's taken me almost 2 months to decide on a name for her, but I've finally made a decision.
Ladies and gentlemen of the interwebs, please be introduced to my darling, Sophie, a Sycamore tenor Mya-Moe ukulele #816 (http://www.myamoeukuleles.com/uketracker.php?trackingNumber=816&submit=Track).
I wanted to make her being officially name a bit special, and what better way than dedicating a song to her with her name in it? Which led me to this beautiful track by Benjamin Francis Leftwich *swoon*
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hey guys, i like to make team comps. however, i'm having trouble placing a
Draven on a team. sure he has great lane bullying, but not as great as urgot. his damage late game isnt as high as vayne or kog'ma. he doesn't have the roaming power that MF has. he doesn't have CC like ashe and varus do. and if you use your ulti to clear minions, you dont have it for a team fight so ezreal beats him there. Draven is NOT a safe pick. the only thing i cxan think of is how fast he clears dragon and baron.
now im not trying to wail on Draven, i play him all the time. but i just cant find a spot for him in a team comp.
He's a ranged carry, you place him with normal ranged carries. Actually, he's also pretty viable top or mid, granted he's not against an assassin. The mobility and damage he has is pretty massive, and a well-timed E screws up any initiation, gank or escape.
i get what your saying, but thats not what im looking for.
you pick ashe when your team needs an innicate
you pick MF for that crazy AoE damage
you pick ezreal to be safe and stop back dooring
Carry Me Darius
Hes almost impossible to run from, is the only one with a reliable hard cc not on a big cd, has the highest potential physical damage DPS of any adc, highest earlygame damage.
He just requires a lot of micro and on the fly thinking (i.e do I want to go for the axe or not?).
Plus he can easily interrupt channeled abilities like Nunus ult and the so called "OP AP Yi medtitate".
hmm, so draven is a counter pick?
thanks guys for the information, i really appreciate both the quality and speed you guys answered this for me
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If you've ever driven along Evendale's corridors on Reading Road and Glendale-Milford Road, or strolled Evendale's complex grounds, or been inside Evendale's amphitheater, you must have reveled at the beauty of different textures and colors in the median, at the intersections or in the building.
What a feast for the eyes!
Perhaps you think that clever garden gnomes planted, weeded and pruned while you slept. Or, maybe you were blessed as I was, and actually saw the human hands that created the tableaus.
Both Reading and Glendale-Milford are very busy, but last year I was lucky enough to be waiting at the traffic light just where Emily Stitsinger was working her magic. I commented on how lovely the flowers were, and she gave me some pansies that she had just pruned. I thanked her, the light changed, and there was no way I could pull over to talk more with her.
This year, at almost the exact same spot, I noticed Jack Bresnen Jr. cutting back the woody plants in the median on Reading Road. I decided this was kismet and too good an opportunity to pass up. I parked at Arby's, braved the traffic and introduced myself. I don't think he gets too many strangers walking up to him while cars zip by, but he was so welcoming, and agreed to an interview.
Jack said that Emily would be along shortly and he wanted her to be included. I told him to choose a spot for the photograph. It was a blustery day, and with the wind and traffic noise, talking was a challenge. My arthritic knee and I navigated through oncoming cars again, and I met him and Emily at the old Evendale School.
Jack is one of the owners of Jeffrey Allen Corp. in Colerain Township. They have been in business since 1969, and Jack began working there in 1977. You can tell he loves his job. Married with four sons, he also lives in Colerain Township.
One son is in the business with dad, another plays football at Ashland University, another is married and works at Fifth Third Bank, and one is a part-time firefighter in both Fairfield and Whitewater Township. Jack's wife, Bonnie, works at St. Joseph Home in Sharonville just up the street.
Emily comes to Evendale two or three days a week from her home in Hanover Township, where she lives with her 8-year-old son. She started working with Jeffrey Allen Corp. two years ago. Emily has just the right touch for creating stunning arrangements. If you have a green thumb, and happen upon her while she is thinning out the plants or pruning, just ask and she will happily share whatever she is discarding.
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With the Kansas City Royals 1/2 game out of 1st place on June 17, the team looks poised to be buyers at the trade deadline. GM Dayton Moore told the Kansas City star that owner David Glass would allow him to add payroll for a playoff push. Not so long ago, I wouldn't have believed it.
After getting swept in late May by the Houston Astros, I began working on a piece in which I would detail the demolition of the Royals roster, and the fire-sale that should ensue. I was going to give some opinions on who I thought should be dealt, and where they should go. I guess I'll just keep that one in the hopper, as the Royals have miraculously won eight straight games, and find themselves 1/2 game out of first place in the AL Central.
Now that the Royals appear to be in the hunt for not just a wild card, but also a division title, I guess I'll do a 180 and provide some opinions on players I think the Royals should potentially target via trade between now and the July 31st trading deadline.
Let's set some parameters though, and examine where the Royals could realistically look to improve. The only two spots that make sense to me are third base and right field, which are currently being held down by an improving Mike Moustakas and Nori Aoki respectfully.
As much as I want to be a believer in Moustakas, I'm just not. The offseason trade for Aoki was something I really liked, and thought would work out well, but so far has been nothing short of disappointing. Back in the '80's, Royals/Cardinals/Phillies outfielder, Lonnie Smith, had a nickname of "skates" due to his defensive woes. Aoki reminds me of him.
I don't think it is realistic to expect the Royals to go get an elite player via trade, so if you're hoping to see a list of superstars on my list, you're going to be very disappointed. I'm trying to narrow my scope to what I consider to be somewhat realistic targets, and guys who would provide notable improvement to the Royals offensive output, all while not really costing a fortune in terms of money and/or prospects.
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The moment Sarah-Kate Lynch worked out that travelling to France and Italy and Ireland and England and New York and Charleston to make things up about people could be a job, she applied for it and got it.
She also writes two columns for New Zealand Woman's Day plus you can find her on Facebook as Sarah-Kate Lynch - Writer or follow her on Twitter. This will not take very long as she is actually allergic to her computer and breaks out in an unsightly rash when typing, so limits her time spent on it to writing books and columns. It's better for her nervous tic that way.
She lives with her husband and her dog but she's often not sure where - and she likes it that way.
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It's been a long time buzzing in the hive but hopefully it might just make the winter feel a tiny bit sunnier.
I'll tell you what else might make the winter a bit sunnier - honey. One of the best recipes for fending off a cold is to add an enormous dollop of honey to the juice of at least one lemon in a cup of boiling water then grate in a little fresh ginger.
Also, if it's not the morning, a shot of bourbon never goes astray either.
And if it is morning? Well, depends who's looking.
THE WEDDING BEES is a simple story about sharing the love, and letting it be shared. I hope you all enjoy it.
If you click on the "truly brand new blog" above, I've put my blueberry and banana low-fat muffin recipe there too. I make them in a batch and then eat three immediately (which is probably not the low-fat option) and freeze the rest. That way I can bring them out one at a time when I'm in desperate need of a little something delicious that isn't going to snap my elastic, if you know what I'm saying.
You can also use a little runny honey in a margarita, by the way. And if you want an extra dessert late at night, or mid-morning, I pour a little plain yoghurt on a handful of almonds and then drizzle honey on top.
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Researchers continue to study why Medicare spending per beneficiary varies significantly from one part of the country to another.
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Researchers continue to study why Medicare spending per beneficiary varies significantly from one part of the country to another.
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American Enterprise Institute (AEI) scholars undertook a study to examine the existing fee-for-service model for Medicare pricing and identified challenges associated with bringing market-based reform to Medicare.
March 22, 2012 | Issue Brief
With Medicare spending expected to rise, one proposal would have the federal government pay a fixed contribution to health plans. Critics fear that could result in beneficiaries shouldering more of their health care costs.
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Dr. David Smith, a professor (emeritus) at Swarthmore College, conducted a study of the Medicare amendments contained in the Balanced Budget Act of 1997.
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Life is truly quite absurd, but with a little effort we could make it completely ridiculous.
Idealists have a hard time understanding that the universe doesn't give a fuck what they believe in.
In five years time, you will be dead and a stranger with your memories will inhabit your body. Don't worry, in ten years they'll be dead too.
There is no conspiracy. Nobody is in charge. It's a headless blunder operating under the illusion of a master plan.
Those who make peaceful revolution impossible, make violent revolution inevitable.
-John F. Kennedy
There is no limit to the creativity and brlliance a person can display in suggesting a solution to a problem they don't really understand
If we'd been born where they were born and taught what they were taught, we would believe what they believe.
-Church Sign in Northern Ireland
God created the world and everything in it right after he found an instruction manual telling him how to do it.
Revolution: The act of going around in a circle, eventually winding up back where you started.
Capitalism: That hypnotic, trance-like music that keeps them dancing on the backs of the bruised.
I think all any of us really wants is connection, and I think as a culture we've somehow fooled ourselves into thinking there's exactly one person in the world who can give it to us.
"The object of life is to make sure you die a weird death. To make sure that however it finds you, it will find you under very weird circumstances. To live that kind of life . . . - Thomas Pynchon
Discordians do it with... oh my god! where did all these bugs come from?!?! They're coming out of my skin, holy shit! How can you think about sex at a time like this?
i don't have expectations; i have hopes. i don't have plans; i have dreams. i don't have a future; i have a life. and that is infinitely better.
We insist on seeing patterns that aren't there. The ones that really are there are quite beautiful enough, thank you.
Apparently my future self will think it's simply hilarious to send me cryptic text messages right before major life events.
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I --
I tore off my clothes and ran screaming through the trees
I may see the glass as half-empty but it makes me happy cuz I know I'm that much closer to being drunk.
Mary had a little lamb
The doctors were astounded
Everywhere she went
Gynaecologists surrounded
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The moment we want to believe something, we suddenly see all the arguments for it, and become blind to the arguments against it.
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I really go crazy when i hear this song and i even go crazy wheni hear all your other songs too. when i hear it either if it is on the radio or on my cd that i have i turn the volume up.You guys are the greatest
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Reading over it I decided that when my players start Blingdenstone I'm going to have them completely reroll new level 1 characters. A lot of the encounters consist of groups of just a few kobolds or a single gelatinous cube. some of the harder encounters seem to be a pack of orcs which puts them at a level 3 or 4 encounter. I figure the numbers are set to have the group start at level 1 or 2 and level them up very fast so that they are 4-5 by the end of the adventure.
I'm looking at running the new adventure, but have a question about level. I'm going to have players make characters - what level is appropriate for the adventure? It usually says in the intro - but not this time. I realize I could use the guidelines on creating encounters to judge what level challenge they represent, but I figure that's already been done by whoever wrote this - if I wanted to do the math I'd run my own adventure.


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Free on PS Plus: Defend the Land in PixelJunk Monsters Ultimate HD
Posted by Evolve on April 25, 2014 at 1:53 AM | Views: 684 | In: Vita News
The Vita version of Q-Games' massively popular strategy game PixelJunk Monsters Ultimate HD is the latest free goodie for PlayStation Plus subscribers. The game puts you in the role of Tikiman the Forest Defender. It's up to you to save the land and your little Tiki tykes from being destroyed b...
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Fez Twists and Turns PS4, PS3, PS Vita Later This Month
Posted by Evolve on March 29, 2014 at 2:21 AM | Views: 320 | In: Vita News
Phil Fish's wonderful brainchild Fez will soon make its debut on the PlayStation Network. In a post on the PlayStation Blog, Polytron Producer Marie-Christine Bourdua announced that the charming puzzle-platformer will arrive on March 25.Having originally launched on Xbox Live Arcade in 2012, F...
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Galak-Z to Blast Its Way Through Space on PS Vita
Posted by Evolve on March 29, 2014 at 2:19 AM | Views: 260 | In: Vita News
Having previously been confirmed for the PlayStation 4 and PC, space shooter Galak-Z will now also make its way to the Vita. Developer 17-Bit made the official announcement on the PlayStation Blog.The studio expressed its adulation of both Spelunky and Don't Starve, citing them as major influe...
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Sega Details Plans Following Atlus Acquisition
Posted by Evolve on March 29, 2014 at 2:17 AM | Views: 258 | Source | In: Vita News
Sega has been pretty quiet about its plans surrounding Atlus parent company Index Corporation. In a recent press release (translated by Gematsu), the company finally revealed what appear to be major long-term plans regarding the buyout.First, Index Corporation as it was once known will come to an of...
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PS Vita Unboxing Video from JAP launch
Posted by Evolve on December 29, 2011 at 7:18 PM | Views: 4728 | In: Vita News
Here's a fairly detailed video of a Japanese user unboxing his new PS Vita. As many of you know the PS Vita was released in Japan and parts of Asia on December 17, 2011 and is expected to be released in Europe, North America, and Australia on February 22, 2012. Let us know what you think of the vide...
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UK Playstation Vita prices have been confirmed with various webstores ready to take your orders. Having followed the pricing in various regions for some time we knew roughly what to expect and were left unsurprised. The standard model of Playstation Vita comes in at £229.99 ($377/€263) an...
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Vita to Launch Early 2012 in US; 2011 in Japan
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There will be no PlayStation Vita in the US or Europe of this year. Sony's Kaz Hirai revealed that the handheld gaming device will launch in Japan by Christmas, but the rest of the world will be waiting until 2012, an AP report reveals. Hirai didn't call the newly detailed release plan a "delay," th...
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Vita Hardware Specs Announced
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Hardware specs have been announced by Sony for the PS Vita and the details have confirmed most fans' hopes instead of their fears. The heart of the system is an ARM-developed Cortex A9 chip with four coresand a PowerVR SGX GPU. The screen is a 5-inch OLED capacitive touch-screen (with multi-touch) a...
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Our Hilton Garden Inn DFW North Grapevine hotel is surrounded by Grapevine attractions that will please just about anyone: big-time sports, top-notch event venues, excellent shopping, great Texas wineries, and more. Enjoy shopping, dining, and recreation among the lush gardens, winding waterways, and signature glass atriums of the magnificent Gaylord Texan resort.
Cheer on the Dallas Cowboys at their world-class home, AT&T Stadium. Hit the links at Bear Creek or the nearby Dallas Cowboys Golf Club. Sample the new vintages at Cross Timbers, Delaney Vineyards, or one of the many nearby wineries. Catch a show at historic Grapevines Palace Arts Theater. Or head to Grapevine Mills Mall and Bass Outdoor World for destination shopping.
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Cross Timbers Winery
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Grapevine Mills Mall
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Ride vintage trains on the historic Cotton Belt Route from Grapevine to the Fort Worth Stockyards.
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Poster Walk Report
The AACC divisions are piloting an initiative called "Poster Walk" in which small groups of division members will visit some of the posters at the annual meeting together with a volunteer who will select several of the most interesting abstracts and moderate a discussion of the findings. Our CDID Division was privileged to be part of this initiative and our "poster walk" was held on Tuesday July 30, 2013 from 4-5pm with Dr. Yan Zhang, our current division treasurer.
The idea was that the person who leads the "Poster Walk" chose several abstracts that he/she thinks are the most interesting and lead any members (limit to 10 for this initiative) who show up at the appointed time to these selected posters. The person had to summarize the abstract and point out what were the major take-home points and encouraged questions and discussion among the group. Certainly if the presenter was there, introduced him/her and explained what they were doing.
During our one-hour "Poster Walk", we had four posters discussed with two award-winning posters (right, lower picture), and two other highly recognized posters that were revealed during our poster award review process (left).
We had good attendance and a great discussion was generated during this event. During the session, we received some very constructive comments and suggestions for this initiative which had been passed on to the Division Management Group leadership for consideration.
The "Poster Walk" is still in its infancy and most likely it will continue. The division management group plans to expand this idea next year and may need to have an RSVP mechanism. Please keep this in mind when you prepare for your 2014 AACC meeting.
Also In This Issue
Message from the Chair
2014 CDID Officers Election Announcement
CDID Mixer Report
Technical Report
Technology Report
Division Speakers Bureau
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Eco-chic fashion
Austin's Rene Geneva Design brings eco-fashion to women and brides-to-be.
Mon, Sep 07, 2009 at 12:36 AM
I remember glancing at an online advertisement in July for Austin's first Fashion Week, which held events to showcase local designers as well as free spa, jewelry and massage tutorials. (Which I never got the chance to take advantage of! Grrr.) And at the end of the week, the public voted in the Austin Fashion Awards.
One of the winners from the Austin Fashion awards was Rene Geneva Design, an eco-friendly designer, receiving Critics Choice for Best Designer and Best Women's Designer.
The clothing spans from dresses and separates to funky corsets and wedding gowns. I'd call the style classy-chic, with a hint of spunk. (Especially their corsets -- very eccentric, which markets well to many Austinites.)
The website says that all products use "sustainable textiles and every design has a 100 percent certified organic option ... Our certified organic cottons are sized with sanforization, finished with cornstarch, and if dyed, done so with low impact dyes."
The site also says that if your skin is chemically sensitive, they'll custom make any of their products for you.
Rene Geneva Designer first opened a design studio in Austin in 2002, but started the complete eco-friendly line in 2005. Since then, Geneva has made clothes sold at Whole Foods, Storyville, Moxie & Compound and EcoWise in Austin, as well as boutiques in California, Pennsylvania, New Mexico and Oregon.
Photo: AustinEcoNetwork/Flickr
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