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Enjoy a sumptuous breakfast with fellow travelers at the hotel then depart for the Smithsonian's Museum Support Center campus and the National Museum of American Indian's Cultural Resource Center located in Suitland, Maryland. Meet staff for an overview of this vast collection of artifacts. The Cultural Resources Center (CRC), the second of three facilities comprising the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian and is home to the extensive collections and research programs of the museum. CRC provides state-of-the-art resources and facilities for the proper conservation, protection, handling, cataloging, research, and study of the museum's collections, library holdings, and photo and paper archives. Also while at the Museum Support Center Campus you'll visit Smithsonian's vast Greenhouse Nursery Operations. These enormous greenhouses maintain all of the plant material for the gardens, grounds, and horticultural exhibits throughout the Smithsonian Institution. The greenhouses hold the Smithsonian Orchid Collection, tropical plant specimens, interior display plants, and thousands of annuals, perennials, trees and shrubs, plus hundreds of poinsettias and other holiday plants. They also grow the nectar plants for the Butterfly Pavilion at the National Museum of Natural History. Travel back to Washington, DC for a sumptuous lunch in the city. In the afternoon visit the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery and tour some of the museum's most popular galleries including Twentieth-Century Americans showcasing political figures from the last century, Bravo! featuring composers and performers who brought the performing arts to life from the beginning of the 20th century to the present and Champions! a salute to dynamic American sports figures whose impact has extended beyond their sports and made them a part of the larger story of our nation. Return to the hotel and then gather for a cocktail reception, dinner and an evening lecture by a Senior Smithsonian Curator Dr. Rick Wunderman, Volcanologist with Smithsonian's Global Volcanism Program (GVP) at the National Museum of Natural History. Dr. Wunderman will discusses Smithsonian's continued work to understand Earth's active volcanoes and how the GVP team documents, understands, and then disseminates eruption activity to the scientific community around the world. B,L,D
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LP: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJ0S6NPTPI8 Godfather, interesting , the American commentators love it in this time
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WCH Fantastic intro from ABC/ESPN!!!!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ta1_x0Lqe70
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SP: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKggzZhbT-A
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He had bilateral groin hernias. His surgery was in Munich.
In this year he met with Masha Ermak, that was a big love, and they quickly married. Nobody wanted that marriage! Only the youngs.
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He recovered quickly, and his first deput was in this show. He didn't need the stick because he healed! Break dance of Plushy! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Piijc1x748
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LP: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNIENLK-tfM Godfather ! everybody loved this program, even the ESPN commentators!they said great words about the program! Lyon also adored him, despite the ECH was in France, Jouberts home country.
Olympic Champion Torino
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EX: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_NI9...eature=related Tosca +encore+Edvin Marton. OMG!
He was incredible popular!!!
WCh didnt compete
In june of 2006, was born his son, Egor, but they are constantly fighting. Masha was very very jealous,and she wanted to Plushy finish the skating. Plushy moved from Masha , and begun to the divorce fuss. Finally they were officially divorced in june 2008. Masha got a lot of money from Plushy. Masha's father is a very rich business man.
Plushenko was Sochi ambassador, as Yuna, he was in Guetamala, when the IOC has voted the Sochi Olympic Games.
In 2007, the London Tarafalgar Square the Russian Cultural Days event. Plushy met with Yana Rudkovskaya. It was love at first sight. Yana is Dima Bilan's agent, who is one of the most famous Russian pop star. Rudkovskaya is working in the fashion business, so Plushy participant of some fashion shows like model.
2008. Plushy, Dima Bilan and Edvin Marton won the Eurovision Song Contest. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3_fw...eature=related
Some people who love other song, said, Dima Bilan won because of Evgeni. But I love this song.
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The not-so-hot Very Warm for May gave us the unforgettable "All the Things You Are"; the timeless "Here's That Rainy Day" came out of the less-than-sunny Carnival in Flanders. Tony Award®–winning lyricist David Zippel (City of Angels, Disney's Hercules) picks and polishes these hidden gems in a show that's perfect for the Broadway buff.
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When the team at 92nd Street Y invited me to come back to Lyrics & Lyricists (quite happily for the fifth time) I enthusiastically pitched them the idea of creating a show comprised of great songs from flop musicals. Given that the vast majority of Broadway musicals are unsuccessful, there are hundreds of less than terrific shows which contain wonderful songs worth revisiting. Even legendary Broadway songwriters, the gods and goddesses who are the very pillars of the American Songbook, have come face to face with failure. Consequently, we should not find it shocking that among their less than perfect shows are songs that equal their finest creations.
This compilation, I hope, will be filled with surprises: songs that you walked in humming but had no idea were given birth in stillborn musicals, and songs that you have never heard, and will walk out humming, that disappeared without a trace along with the shows for which they were created.
There are far more first-rate songs that qualify for this concert than we could possibly include. For example:
"He Touched Me," from the forgotten Drat, the Cat, and "Why Did I Choose You," from the equally obscure The Yearling, became perennial standards of the American Songbook as a result of shimmering, unforgettable performances by Barbra Streisand. "He Touched Me" was originally introduced in the show as "She Touched Me" and was sung by Streisand's then- (and first) husband, Elliott Gould. Sammy Fain and Irving Kahal's stunning "I Can Dream, Can't I" found its way into the world in the 1938 failure Right This Way, only to be scooped up by Tommy Dorsey and The Andrews Sisters, whose recordings inspired many other artists to embrace the song, from Cass Elliott to Cleo Laine to Karen Carpenter.
You will hear the über-standard "As Time Goes By," which hails from an open-andshut 1931 Broadway wipeout entitled Everybody's Welcome; it was sung by Frances Williams, a major Broadway star of the time who appeared with the Marx Brothers in Broadway's The Cocoanuts, and who was credited with popularizing the dance craze, the Charleston. The song was more successfully resurrected 13 years later by Dooley Wilson in the film classic Casablanca, which, this time, resulted in cinema and songbook immortality. I have even deigned to revisit some of my own on and off Broadway misadventures, which I hope you will find worthy of inclusion.
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Here is a selection of songs from "Panning for Gold: Great Songs from Flop Shows":
Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Jerome Kern
From Very Warm for May (1940)
Lyrics & music by Leonard Bernstein
From Candide (1956)
Lyrics & music by Stephen Sondheim
From Merrily We Roll Along (1981)
Lyrics by Carolyn Leigh, music by Elmer Bernstein
From How Now, Dow Jones (1967)
Lyrics & music by Jerry Herman
From Mack and Mabel (1974)
Lyrics & music by Andrew Lippa
From Big Fish (2013)
As a lyricist, David Zippel has won a Tony Award and earned two Academy, two Grammy and three Golden Globe nominations. His songs are included on more than 25 million CDs around the world.
He has the distinction of winning his Tony Award, with Cy Coleman, in his Broadway debut, City of Angels. He also won New York's Drama Critics and Drama Desk awards, and London's Olivier and Evening Standard awards. His next Broadway show, The Goodbye Girl, with music by Marvin Hamlisch and book by Neil Simon, earned him an Outer Critics Circle nomination for Best Lyrics. David wrote the lyrics for Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Woman in White, earning them a Tony nomination for Best Score, and the show received five Olivier nominations.
David also wrote for Barbara Cook and Liza Minnelli on their now-legendary Broadway shows. Many other great singers have performed David's lyrics, including Christina Aguilera, Michael Bolton, Linda Eder, Cleo Laine, Ricky Martin, Barbra Streisand, Mel Tormé and Stevie Wonder. With David Friedman he started Midder Music, a record company created to introduce the world to the singing of Nancy LaMott. This is David's fifth appearance on Lyrics & Lyricists; his most recent was as artistic director for "It Started with a Dream: David Zippel—Lyrics He Wrote, Lyrics He Wishes He Wrote," in February 2009.
David conceived and directed The Best Is Yet to Come: The Music of Cy Coleman which won the 2012 Drama Desk Award for Best Revue, following award-winning runs in California. A revue of his own songs, It's Better With a Band, played off- Broadway and in London. David directed and co-wrote with Matthew Wilder and Cheri and Bill Steinkellner the musical Princesses, inspired by the classic novel, A Little Princess. It played at Goodspeed Musicals and 5th Avenue Theatre. Last year he conceived and directed They're Playing His Songs: The Music of Marvin Hamlisch at McCallum Theatre and Cape Playhouse.
With Alan Menken, David wrote the songs for Disney's Hercules; "Go the Distance" was a No. 1 record and was nominated for Academy and Golden Globe awards. With Matthew Wilder he wrote the songs for Disney's Mulan, which earned him additional Academy, Grammy and Golden Globe nominations. He earned his third Golden Globe nomination for The Swan Princess. More recently, he wrote the USO montage, including the song "Star-Spangled Man," for Captain America: The First Avenger. A graduate of Harvard Law School, he is delighted not to practice law.
Last November Brad Haak was music director for Il Divo—A Musical Affair at the Marriott Marquis Theatre. He previously worked on Broadway as music director for the entire six-year run of Disney's Mary Poppins and for Elton John's Lestat. Brad has been music supervisor and orchestrator for composer Paul Gordon, creator of the Broadway musical Jane Eyre, on his Jane Austen's Emma at the Old Globe and, together with director John Caird, on 15 US and four international productions of Gordon's musical Daddy Long Legs; the Tokyo production of Jane Eyre; and Little Miss Scrooge at the Rubicon Theatre. They will collaborate again for the premiere of Gordon's Sense and Sensibility at the Chicago Shakespeare Theatre in March 2015.
Brad has helmed more than 30 regional productions, including this spring's South Pacific at the Paper Mill Playhouse. While at the Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, he won a 2011 Jeff Award for music direction for Follies, and he received a 2012 nomination for Sunday in the Park with George, both directed by Gary Griffin. Last month Brad conducted a concert version of Stephen Schwartz's Children of Eden at the Kennedy Center.
In the concert hall, Brad has collaborated with such stars as Audra McDonald, Kristen Chenoweth, Dick Van Dyke and Sir Paul McCartney. He has provided orchestrations for the New York Pops, Boston Pops and Los Angeles Philharmonic. Among his upcoming projects is a new staging of An American in Paris with director/choreographer Christopher Wheeldon. The musical will premiere this fall at the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris.
Lorin Latarro created choreographic movement for the recent revival of Waiting for Godot with Sir Patrick Stewart and Sir Ian McKellen. Also on Broadway, she was choreographer for Scandalous and associate choreographer for Hands on a Hardbody and American Idiot. At Lincoln Center Lorin was associate choreographer for the new Rigoletto at The Metropolitan Opera, the revue An Evening of Sondheim at the Rose Theater, and Juilliard Opera productions of The Magic Flute, The Love for Three Oranges and Hansel and Gretel, which was broadcast on PBS's "Live From Lincoln Center."
Off-Broadway, Lorin choreographed the New York City Center Encores! production of Fanny, City Club at the Minetta Lane Theatre and David Zippel's revue, The Best Is Yet to Come: The Music of Cy Coleman. Outside New York, Lorin has choreographed The Rocky Horror Show, Ain't Misbehavin', A Grand Night for Singing and It's A Wonderful Life at the Bucks County Playhouse; Kiss Me, Kate at the Barrington Stage Company in the Berkshires; and Saving Aimee at Seattle's 5th Avenue Theatre, among many others.
On television, Lorin choreographed Greenday's performance on the 2010 Grammy Awards and dance commercials for Savion Glover and Coco Rocha. As a performer, Lorin has appeared in 14 Broadway shows, including American Idiot, Guys and Dolls and Curtains, and she has danced with Twyla Tharp, the Martha Graham Dance Company and Momix. Lorin is founder of artammo.org, which creates flash-mob events in support of gun control across the country. Her website is Latarro.com.
Brent Barrett is currently starring as Billy Flynn in Chicago and has toured numerous times with the production, receiving a Los Angeles Drama Critics Award. Other Broadway credits include starring roles in West Side Story, Annie Get Your Gun, Dance a Little Closer, Grand Hotel and Candide. In his off-Broadway work, Brent originated the role of Hannibal in Silence! The Musical and appeared in Closer Than Ever and March of the Falsettos. He starred in the New York City Center Encores! production of The Pajama Game and New York City Opera's Brigadoon.
Brent played Captain Hook, opposite Cathy Rigby, in the 2012 national tour of Peter Pan. He spent two years in Las Vegas as the Phantom in Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom: The Las Vegas Spectacular, and he played King Arthur in the Paper Mill Playhouse's Camelot. He received an Olivier Award nomination for his starring role in the London premiere of the recent revival Kiss Me, Kate, which was recorded for PBS.
As a concert artist, Brent has received critical acclaim for his performances with the Berlin Philharmonic, the City of Birmingham Symphony, the Boston Pops, Minnesota Opera, Opera Pacific and Michigan Opera. He is the founding member and producer of The Broadway Tenors. His CDs include the solo albums Christmas Mornings, The Alan Jay Lerner Album and The Kander & Ebb Album; numerous cast albums and The Maury Yeston Songbook. His film and television credits include The Producers, Hercules, Longtime Companion and "All My Children." His website is brentbarrett.com.
Born to legendary entertainer Judy Garland and producer Sid Luft, Lorna Luft made her performing debut singing on "The Judy Garland Show." Since then, she has had dozens of starring and guest-starring roles on film and television, ranging from Grease 2 and Where the Boys Are '84 to the series "Murder She Wrote" and "Sean Saves the World." Lorna was co-executive producer of Life with Judy Garland, the miniseries based on her best-selling memoir, Me and My Shadows, which won five Emmy Awards.
For the past several years, Lorna has been starring in American and British productions of Irving Berlin's White Christmas, including the 2011 production at the Paper Mill Playhouse. Her other theatrical credits include her Broadway debut in Promises, Promises; Off-Broadway's Snoopy and Extremities; the national tour of They're Playing Our Song; a British tour of Pack of Lies; and Gypsy, Grease, Guys and Dolls, Mame and The Unsinkable Molly Brown, among many others.
Lorna is also a gifted concert and cabaret artist, performing in the world's most prestigious venues, including Carnegie Hall, Hollywood Bowl, London Palladium and L'Olympia in Paris. Last October she reunited with her sister Liza Minnelli for "Lorna Luft's Pink Party," a pair of concerts at Birdland to commemorate Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Her highly acclaimed multimedia production, Songs My Mother Taught Me—The Judy Garland Songbook, melds one of the world's most familiar songbooks with personal memories. It won two Ovation Awards, and a CD based on the show was released by First Night Records.
Christiane Noll starred on Broadway in the Kennedy Center revival of Ragtime, receiving Tony and Drama Desk award nominations, and winning a Helen Hayes Award for her portrayal of Mother. She received a Drama Desk nomination for her most recent Broadway role, Hannah in Chaplin, and she appeared in It Ain't Nothin' But the Blues and Jekyll & Hyde. Christiane also appeared in The New Moon for the New York City Center Encores!, and her Off- Broadway credits include Frankenstein: A New Musical and Closer Than Ever.
Christiane's national tours, all in leading roles, include Urinetown, for which she received an Ovation Award; City of Angels; Grease and Miss Saigon; and she was on the Australia/Thailand tour of South Pacific. Regionally, Christiane starred in The Student Prince at Paper Mill Playhouse; the American premiere of The Witches of Eastwick at Virginia's Signature Theatre; and Lizzie Borden at Goodspeed Musicals. She made her opera debut in The Merry Widow with Plácido Domingo at the Washington National Opera.
Christiane is a regular guest artist with orchestras across the country and around the world. She made her Carnegie Hall debut with Skitch Henderson in his last performance with The New York Pops and her Hollywood Bowl debut singing with Julie Andrews. In New York she has sung cabaret at Feinstein's, Joe's Pub, 54 Below and Birdland. She played Sister Margaretta in NBC's "The Sound of Music Live!," and her sixth solo CD, Gifts: Live at 54 Below, was released last year. Her website is christianenoll.com and on Twitter she is @christianenoll.
Jessica Lea Patty appeared this past April in the New York City Center Encores! production of The Most Happy Fella, and in last season's It's a Bird…It's a Plane…It's Superman. A proud Broadway "gypsy," Jessica was last seen on Broadway in the revival of Evita, where she understudied and performed the title role of Eva Perón. She was also the Cassie Alternate in the 2006 Broadway revival of A Chorus Line, where she performed the role every Sunday.
Jessica's other Broadway credits include the original company of The Addams Family, creating the role of the Flapper and understudying the roles of Morticia and Wednesday Addams; Roundabout Theatre Company's original production of The People in the Picture, where she understudied and performed the role of Red Martin; and the original company of 9 to 5 the Musical, understudying the role of Judy Bernly. Jessica made her Broadway debut in The Boy from Oz, starring Hugh Jackman. She also toured North America with Cats and Fosse.
Last summer Jessica starred as Velma Kelly in Chicago at Arts Center of Coastal Carolina, and last fall she starred in I Love a Piano, a musical celebration of Irving Berlin at the Riverside Theatre in Vero Beach, Florida. In December she performed on the CBS "36th Annual Kennedy Center Honors," in the segment honoring Shirley MacLaine. She has also appeared on four Tony Award broadcasts, "Dancing with the Stars," "The Late Show with David Letterman" and "Good Morning America." She teaches Broadway-style workshops and dance classes throughout the New York City area. Her website is jessicaleapatty.com.
Lillias White is winner of the "Quadruple Crown" of Broadway honors; she won the Tony, Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle and Friends of New York Theatre awards as Sonja in The Life. She received a Tony nomination for her most recent Broadway appearance, in Bill T. Jones's Fela!, and her many other Broadway credits include Cats, Chicago, Dreamgirls, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying and Once on This Island.
Last May Lillias starred in August Wilson's Joe Turner's Come and Gone at the Forum in Los Angeles. She won an Indy Award and received an Ovation Award nomination for David Zippel's The Best Is Yet to Come: A Cy Coleman Musical in its Ventura, California, run, and remained with the show when it moved Off-Broadway to the 59E59 Theaters. Elsewhere in New York, Lillias won an Audelco Award for Crowns and an Obie Award for Romance in Hard Times, and starred in The Princess and the Black-Eyed Pea at AMAS.
Most recently, Lillias made an acclaimed 54 Below debut with her latest cabaret show, "The Lillias White Effect," on May 1 to 3. She has also performed in New York at Jazz@Lincoln Center, the Apollo Theater, Feinstein's and Carnegie Hall, and across the country in venues such as The Kennedy Center, Catalina Bar & Grill in Hollywood and The Venetian Room in San Francisco. On screen, Lillias voiced The Lead Music in Disney's Hercules and can be seen in Pieces of April and Game Six. She played Bloody Mary in the 2006 PBS live broadcast of "Great Performances: South Pacific in Concert from Carnegie Hall."
Tony Yazbeck made his Broadway debut at age 11 as one of the Newsboys in Gypsy with Tyne Daly, dreaming of one day playing Tulsa. His dream came true when he won the role in the revival with Patti LuPone, receiving an Outer Critics Circle Award nomination. He has most recently starred on Broadway as Billy Flynn in Chicago, Phil Davis in Irving Berlin's White Christmas and Al in the revival of A Chorus Line. Other credits include Oklahoma! and Never Gonna Dance.
Tony appeared off-Broadway in Fanny Hill at the York Theatre, and he has performed in numerous New York City Center Encores! presentations: On the Town, Gypsy, The Apple Tree, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, Pardon My English and this past February's Little Me. Last fall Tony starred in Harmony at the Alliance Theatre in Atlanta, and for the past two summers he has worked in the Berkshires, first at the Williamstown Theatre Festival in Far From Heaven, and then last summer with the Barrington Stage Company in On the Town. Other recent regional credits include the starring role in Singin' in the Rain at the St. Louis Muny; My One and Only at Goodspeed Musicals, earning a Connecticut Critics Circle Award; and Sycamore Trees at Virginia's Signature Theatre, receiving a Helen Hayes Award.
This August Tony makes his 54 Below debut with his show "The Floor Above Me." He was in NBC's "Smash," and the feature documentary Every Little Step. Tony is a master teacher and panelist for the National YoungArts Foundation, currently assisting Bill T. Jones. His website is tonyyazbeck.net.
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So after a bit of thinking I came up with this catapult and crossbow that I made from only 19 clothespins, a plastic spoon and some other small materials...I thought that it looked cool, so I decided to make an instructable showing how to make it!
There were two versions of this catapult I made!They were pretty similar, but the only difference is that one was made using rubber bands to hold the clothespins together and the other one used hot glue to glue them together(More of a permanent version).
Here is a video of the permanent version catapult I made
Step 1: Gathering the materials
20 clothespins
2 binder clips
1 Hot glue gun(Permanent version)
2 hot glue sticks(I think that that all that is required)(Permanent version)
1 plastic spoon
Rubber bands(Temporary version)(But 2 are needed even for the Permanent version)
Things that would help but not necessary are:
You can get all of these stuff in a local supermarket, but if you can't then here are some links to where you can get some of the materials:
Hot glue gun with hot glue sticks:
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- For the heroic version, see Sunstrider's Leggings of Triumph (heroic).
- Sunstrider's Leggings of Triumph
- Item Level 245
- Binds when picked up
- Cloth
- Legs
- 290 Armor
- +103 Stamina
+103 Intellect
+74 Spirit
- Yellow Socket
Yellow Socket
- Socket Bonus: +7 Spell Power
- Durability 75 / 75
- Classes: Mage
- Requires level 80
- Equip: Improves critical strike rating by 90.
Equip: Increases spell power by 140.
- Triumphant Sunstrider's Regalia (5 pieces)
- [Sunstrider's Gauntlets of Triumph]
[Sunstrider's Hood of Triumph]
[Sunstrider's Leggings of Triumph]
[Sunstrider's Robe of Triumph]
[Sunstrider's Shoulderpads of Triumph]
- (2) Set: Increases the armor you gain from Ice Armor by 20%, the mana regeneration you gain from Mage Armor by 10%, and converts an additional 15% of your spirit into critical strike rating when Molten Armor is active.
(4) Set: Increases the critical strike chance of your Fireball, Frostbolt, Frostfire Bolt, Arcane Missiles, and Arcane Blast spells by 5%.
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Sunstrider's Leggings of Triumph is a part of the mage Tier 9.245.
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A lot of people who are new here might not be aware of the history of our in person, live and open to the public events in Burbank California USA...At the time I was documenting out of necessity. Since then I film with more intent then I did during these times but I still captured some amazing guests.
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Comments On Sep 16, 2013:This tail light is very bright, has been through some stuff and still works great. I added some extra sealant around the wire and seam just in case, but haven't had any water in it yet. The brake light works great, but the tail light does not work, but I think it is my bike, not the tail light.
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Comments On Dec 03, 2012:This taillight assembly is very small and very weak. The wires are very thin and way to short. I had to solder longer wires to it to and when I taped it up the wire just broke at the solder joint because the wire strands are fine like hair. When I was taping the harness the wires just broke from the connector. I mounted a license plate (Using an aluminum plate for more support that ways under a pound) to it and within 2 hours of riding the taillight plastic started to bend and was rubbing on the tire. What a waste of my money and time!!!!
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Comments On Oct 22, 2012:Put mine on last week, went on 1 rainy trail ride. The light is now full of sandy mud and water, and 1 of the LED's is flickering both when lit as a tail light and brake light. Not sure how the water was able to get in, as the whole housing looks completely sealed, the lens is either glued or welded to the back plate. The light is bright for it's size, and would be a 5 star, but I can't rank it highly when it took in large amounts of dirt and water from a few puddles.
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Comments On Aug 29, 2012:I wanted this light for my Ktm 360 exc, it is way too small for the bike. It is bright so I gave it 3 stats
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Comments On Aug 06, 2012:Wiring was too short for the GasGas but I simply soddered 3 lengths of wire in place (very tiny gauge wire, smaller than 18?), sealed them and VIOLA! it works! Bright! Only complaint is my back tire slings mud right up through the "license plate" tab (it has a notch in it) and slings mud on the light. So in serious mud bogging it gets caked so anyone riding behind me can't see my brake light. I remedied this by riveting a small piece of black plastic to cover the hole. You could just wrap it in electrical tape for a quick redneck fix. That's the only reason it gets four stars instead of five. Lots of washing and river crossings and no condensation inside the light yet.
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Comments On May 28, 2012:Looks great! Very bright! Will break off plate mount if you ride hard off-road with a plate mounted, luckily a fellow racer found mine. Would only use on the street.
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Comments On May 01, 2012:I bought this product to make my KTM 300 XCW be "mostly" street legal when I make the 1 or 2 trips a year that require a bike with lights. I used the TUSK pressure brake switch with it as well.
Fit is great and almost looks OEM for a KTM. The wiring lead is very short, so be prepared to cut/splice in additional wiring to get it where it needs to go. I also trimmed down the mounting piece so it tucked up under my rear fender better.
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The 1,488 square-foot green roof on Aquinas Hall is an effort that University president John Garvey calls "a living example of environmental stewardship." The installation will be adjacent to the roofs that have an existing solar panel array, which covers about two-thirds of the roof. The green roof will act as protection from UV radiation, extreme roof temperature gains, and will ultimately protect the roof against damage from exposure.
Maryland-based Schick Goldstein Architects designed the Aquinas Hall green roof in collaboration with DC Greenworks. DC Greenworks is a non-profit organization that supports stormwater management and urban forestry projects that improve the Chesapeake Bay Watershed. Storms in this region have a tendency of polluting the waters of the Anacostia and Potomac rivers by overflowing the capacity of the local sewer systems. These green roofs will help hold back storm water from building runoff, which ultimately helps to alleviate capacity concerns.
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Dr. Maria Montessori, never patented or trademarked any of her specially designed teaching materials or teaching methodology. She believed her work was the beginning to a very important movement in the advancement of education. She wanted her successors to collaborate and cooperate to evolve the method without being encumbered by legal constraints. While this vision has led to progression and evolution of her work in quality Montessori schools, it has also opened the door for unscrupulous operators to claim to be Montessori schools when they are not. The easiest way to determine if a school is a "real" Montessori school is to determine if they are accredited by or affiliated with one of the two International Montessori Accrediting and teacher training organizations; American Montessori Society (AMS) and Association Montessori Internationale (AMI)
Accreditation or affiliation is a pre-requisite for MSC membership. Therefore, all the Montessori schools on this website have committed to a higher standard of Montessori education. There may be other quality Montessori schools in Connecticut that have chosen not to be accredited or affiliated with AMS, AMI or MSC. They are not represented on this site.
American Montessori Society (AMS), the larger of the two International Montessori associations affords accredited and affiliated schools more freedom in their interpretation of Montessori philosophy and method. Association Montessori Internationale (AMI) affords their accredited and affiliated schools less freedom in their interpretation of Montessori philosophy and method. While both AMS and AMI schools achieve comparable outcomes for students, you will observe a difference in the tone, feeling or culture of the classrooms in the two types of schools. One is not better than the other but they are different. If you have a choice, you should visit both types of schools to determine which culture you prefer.
School Accreditation is the highest form of validation that a school offers high quality education. The accreditation process consists of a year long "self-study" through which schools compare themselves to quality standards established by the accrediting agency. As part of the self-study, the school prepares a multi-year plan for the development and execution of quality enhancements. The school is visited by an independent accreditation team that validates that quality standards are met and the school has a well defined plan for continuous quality improvement. School Affiliation is a voluntary commitment by a school to follow the quality standards established by the agency granting the affiliation. Actual adherence to the quality standards is not independently verified and therefore affiliation is a lower standard than accreditation.
As noted before, Montessori schools can be accredited by AMS or AMI for their adherence to Montessori methods and philosophy. Most MSC schools are also accredited by one or more organizations that accredit non-Montessori schools. They do this to validate the quality of education is better or equal to the quality of education in traditional education private schools. Links to the traditional education accrediting organizations associated with MSC schools are: Connecticut Association of Independent Schools (CAIS) , New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) and National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC)
All Montessori schools in the State of Connecticut are either Independent schools or public magnet schools. While most independent Montessori schools in Connecticut have a single campus, a few have more than one campus. Each independent school is a separate corporation (usually not-for-profit), has its own name and its own form of governance. MSC was founded by a group of Independent School Heads who determined it was mutually beneficial to support one another. Since all the Montessori schools in Connecticut are independent and geographically dispersed, each one has a unique culture that is only truly revealed when you visit the school. Therefore, you owe it to your child to visit more than one Montessori school.
The mission of the Montessori Schools of Connecticut is to unite the State's independent and public Montessori Schools to the common purpose of promoting high quality Montessori education through cooperative and collaborative work.
MSC was first organized by a group of Independent Montessori school Heads to collaborate on issues related to running Montessori schools and speaking with one voice to the various State Agencies in Hartford relating to Education, Early Childhood and Families. Membership in MSC is voluntary. The Board of Directors is a volunteer group of Heads of Schools. MSC hosts an annual teacher training conference, five bi-monthly Head of School networking/sharing meetings, this website and a general sense of support and collegiality for Heads of Montessori Schools. If you are the Head of a Montessori School in Connecticut and would like your school to join MSC – or for more information please click here.
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"Tidal Echoes fills a unique, literary niche for Southeast Alaska, a forum for an eclectic blend of readers and artists to meet and engage. We're all the richer for its graceful presence." -- Nick Jans
"Tidal Echoes is proof that many of Alaska's finest writers and artists are living in and inspired by Southeast Alaska in all its natural and human glory, and that UAS is the heart of a modern Alaskan creative renaissance. It was a tremendous honor for my work to be included alongside so many talented artists and writers in the 2010 issue and to work with the terrific student editors and University staff." -- Heather Lende
"Tidal Echoes is the literary and artistic voice of Southeast Alaska, with great writing and cool art spread throughout its pages. It's a vital link in spreading the good work about the literary and artistic culture of our endlessly inspiring rainy little corner of the world." -- Ray Troll
Tidal Echoes is a literary and art journal that showcases the art and writing of Southeast Alaskans. It is sponsored and administered by the University of Alaska Southeast, which has campuses in Juneau, Sitka, and Ketchikan.
Southeast Alaska is rich with talent. Our communities support writers, storytellers, playwrights, photographers, basket weavers, carvers, and many others types of artists and writers. As a literary journal, Tidal Echoes aims to bring together all the voices and visions of Southeast Alaskan artists and writers.
Tidal Echoes accepts work from any full-time resident of Southeast Alaska. A tab on this page for the detailed submission guidelines.
Questions about the journal or submission process should be sent to: email@example.com.
- 796-6113 (Information)
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All work for the 2016 edition of the journal must be submitted by December 1st, 2015. Work should be submitted via email to email@example.com. If this is not possible, hard copies may be submitted to:Tidal Echoes
c/o Emil Wall
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Juneau, AK 9980
Yes. Students and community members who currently reside in Southeast Alaska are welcome to submit their work
Yes! Any student who is currently enrolled full- or part-time at any UAS campus is eligible to submit.
Unfortunately, no. Tidal Echoes submissions are limited to current UAS students and those living in Southeast.
Absolutely not. While we welcome and encourage Native authors, artists, and Alaskan enthusiasts to submit, the journal is by no means confined to publishing works about Alaska. It is our belief that Tidal Echoes should be as diverse as its readers, and as such, we hope to include a wide variety of perspectives.
Tidal Echoes accepts art in all mediums, both two- and three-dimensional. Both must be submitted in digital format. To submit your two-dimensional artwork, scan it to create the digital image. For three-dimensional art, take a digital photograph (300 DPI). Both digital images may be submitted as attachments in an email, or submitted on a disc.
No. At no point does your submission to the journal mean that you are giving up the rights to your work. Submitting your piece to the journal does, however, mean that Tidal Echoes also retains first time North American Rights. Simply put, this means that if you submit your piece to another publication in North America, credit must be given to Tidal Echoes as first-time publisher.
Absolutely, provided you retain first time rights. Just be sure to include information about the first publication.
Tidal Echoes 2015 Submission Guidelines
Tidal Echoes wants your poems, stories, essays, plays, and artwork!
Submission Deadline: December 1, 2015.
Tidal Echoes will consider submissions from any current full-time resident of Southeast Alaska. A portion of the journal will be set aside for UAS students. Students of all UAS campuses are encouraged to submit.
We consider fiction, non-fiction, transcribed oral stories, memoir, or drama. Multiple pieces may be submitted, but the combined submission may not exceed 15 double-spaced pages. Partial pieces of longer works will also be considered, provided they stand alone as cohesive pieces.
We accept poetry of all types, but please limit submissions to five poems.
Tidal Echoes welcomes artwork submissions of all mediums, including but not limited to sculpture, painting, ceramics, photography and drawing. All artwork must be submitted in a digital format (.tif or .jpg) and at least 1800 pixels wide. Submissions must include the title of each piece, as well as the medium. Resources are available on the UAS Juneau campus for scanning and photographing art. Please contact Assistant Professor of Art Anne Wedler at email@example.com with questions. Limit five pieces.
Formatting Submissions
All submissions must include:
- Submitter's address on the top of each page. UAS Students: Include UAS ID number as well.
- Cover letter, including contact information (name, address, phone number, and email), and the title of each submitted piece.
- A 3-5 sentence biography, written in the third person.
- Information about previous publication, if applicable.
- Release Form. Release forms must be signed for work to be considered for publication in Tidal Echoes. Signed forms should be mailed to the address below, faxed to (907) 796-6406, or be scanned and included as an attachment in an e-mail sent to firstname.lastname@example.com.
A Note About Release Form: Authors and artists submitting to the journal continue to retain rights to their work after publication.
How to Submit
Tidal Echoes prefers electronic submission via email (firstname.lastname@example.com). Electronic copies must be formatted in Microsoft Word and added as an attachment to email. Work may also be typed directly into the body of an email.
Those without email may send submissions to the address below:Tidal Echoes c/o Emily Wall
UAS Humanities Department
Soboleff Building
11120 Glacier Highway
Juneau, AK 99801
Further Questions
Please contact Emily Wall (firstname.lastname@example.com) or call 796-6113.
Internship Opportunities:
"Working as the senior editor of Tidal Echoes was one of the greatest experiences I had while attending UAS. in order to bring the journal together, I had to work with an art editorial board--hand selecting each and every piece to be published. I also got the opportunity to work side-by-side with amazing authors such as Kim Heacox and Richard Dauenhauer, as well as talented artists like Patrice Helmar and Jeremy Kane. The overall process included copy editing, sending out letters to submitters, figuring out the layout of the journal, watching the journal get printed, advertising for the launch, as well as putting the launch together and making sure that everything ran smoothly. Overall, it was a lot of work but in the end I was able to hold in my hands a book that I had helped produce, and there is no better feeling that that." - - Alexandra Brown, Editor 2013.
The University of Alaska Southeast's Literary and Arts Journal Tidal Echoes provides three internship opportunities each year. The internships offer valuable work experience for English and Art majors.
Fall Internship Opportunities:
- Chance to design posters to be distributed around Southeast Alaska.
- Gain networking experience by making contact with libraries and the Arts councils in Southeast Alaska.
- Gain public communication skills by discussing Tidal Echoes with classes around Juneau and broadcasting on KTOO.
- Gain an understanding of the submission process for a literary journal, along with a greater understanding of a variety of computer programs.
"With every edition that is published, it becomes increasingly evident that Tidal Echoes is a labor of love for everyone involved. Year after year, its artists--both literary and visual--continue to give stunning pieces of themselves to the community, and its editors turn those works into something beautiful." --Jacqueline Boucher, Fall Inter 2012.
"I learned so much interning for Tidal Echoes. I got to design submission posters. I was able to visit high school classrooms (a Tidal Echoes first) to show publication opportunities available to the students. I was charged with conducting the author and artist interviews. I collated all of the submissions into one gigantic document. I got to read all the of the awesome talent of Southeast Alaska. The knowledge I gained working behind the scenes at the journal is invaluable to both my personal and professional life. I know a little more about what publications are looking for when I submit. I was able to step out of my comfort zone and interact with so many talented people. This is an experience for which I will forever be grateful."--Karissa Sleppy, Fall Intern 2013.
Spring Internship Opportunities:
- Opportunity to read work from writers all over Southeast Alaska.
- Understand the process of selecting and editing work for a literary journal.
- Opportunity to interview and work with professional writers and artists.
Questions: Contact Emily Wall (email@example.com) or call 796-6113
Tidal Echoes will be available for purchase during the Tidal Echoes launch on Friday, April 15, 2016 at 7 p.m. in the Egan Lecture Hall (EG 112). The cost is $5.00 each. Come join us for the launch!
Purchase Tidal Echoes
Where to purchase Tidal Echoes:
- Juneau, Sitka and Ketchikan campus bookstores
- Hearthside Books, Juneau: Nugget Mall (907) 789-2750; Front Street (907) 586-1726
- Juneau Arts & Humanities Council, 350 Whittier # 101, Juneau (907) 586-2787 www.jahc.org
- Parnassus Book Store, Ketchikan (907) 225-7690
- Babbling Book, Haines (907) 766-3356
- Old Harbour Book Store, Sitka (907) 747-8808
- Skaguay News, Skagway (907) 983-3354 or
- Contact the Humanities Administrative Assistant, 907-796-6405
Donations & Support
Reasons to Donate & Support:
- Tidal Echoes is a literary journal that showcases the art and writing of Southeast Alaskans.
- Students and community members from the Juneau, Sitka, and Ketchikan are all represented in this year's journal.
- In recognition of your support, you will be named as a financial contributor on the 2015 journal in Juneau, Sitka, and Ketchikan.
How to Donate & Support:
• Sponsor an event for Tidal Echoes.
• Make a financial contribution to Tidal Echoes ($50, $75, $100, $150):
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Although part of the federal government, the OCC has a more flexible salary and benefits program than most other government offices. Many benefits are paid for by the agency, at no cost to employees, while others are generously subsidized. The following provides highlights of the OCC's benefits programs.
Note: This is only a summary, and all benefits are subject to amendments. In the instance of a conflict between this summary and the full program or plan provisions, the provisions will prevail.
Employees have a choice of plans and options. The OCC contributes approximately 85 percent of the average employee premium, depending on the plan selected. Plans available to employees and their families include:
Not all plans are available in all areas of the country. There are no waiting periods or exclusions for pre-existing conditions.
The OCC provides free dental insurance coverage to employees and their families. Employees may elect to participate in either a preferred provider/traditional dental plan or a dental managed care plan.
Both types of plans emphasize preventive dental care and early treatment. The plans provide coverage for diagnostic services, major and minor restorative services, and orthodontia treatment.
The OCC provides free vision care coverage to employees and their families. Employees may choose to have services provided by a participating or non-participating provider. A participating provider may extend an additional discount(s) and take care of filing the claim. Coverage includes an eye examination and prescription eyeglasses or contacts once every 12 months at virtually no cost if obtained through a participating provider.
OCC 401(k) Retirement Savings Plan
OCC automatically contributes 4% of your salary to your OCC 401(k) Plan – regardless of whether you make your own contributions – and matches your deferral contributions up to1% of your salary.
Federal Employees Retirement System
All employees hired after December 31, 1983, are covered under the Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS). FERS is a contributory plan (mandatory employee and employer contributions) that provides benefits toward retirement (optional or disability) and for eligible survivors. FERS includes three components:
Employees that have previous Federal service and were hired by a Federal agency prior to January 1, 1984, may be covered by the Civil Service Retirement System (CSRS), or the Civil Service Retirement System Offset.
Group Life Insurance
Group life insurance is available to OCC employees either under the OCC's Group Life Insurance Program and/or the Federal Employees Group Life Insurance Program. Both of these programs provide excellent coverage at minimum cost to the employee. Additional coverage is available for eligible family members.
24-Hour Personal Accident Insurance
Employees may purchase worldwide, low-cost 24-hour accidental death and dismemberment insurance coverage for themselves and family members.
Business Travel Accident Insurance
At no cost to employees, the agency provides coverage in case of accidental death and dismemberment while traveling on official business or while on OCC premises performing official duties. This coverage extends to the employee's spouse, domestic partner, and dependent children when invited to attend OCC-sponsored events or during OCC relocation visits.
Domestic Partner Benefits
Employees with domestic partners are eligible to receive a health insurance subsidy to cover the cost of privately-obtained health insurance for their domestic partners and the children of their domestic partners if they are not eligible for group health insurance coverage through another employer or covered under any other group-sponsored plan. The amount of the subsidy will be determined annually.
Domestic partners and their children are also eligible for benefits under the OCC's Business Travel Accident insurance programs as well as the OCC's Employee Assistance Program (EAP) at no cost to the employees.
Coverage is also available under the OCC Dental and Vision Care Programs, the OCC Group Life Insurance Program, and the 24-Hour Personal Accident Insurance Program at minimum cost to the employee. Since the OCC pays the full premium cost for its Dental and Vision, the employee will only pay imputed income.
For employees who relocate, the OCC provides domestic partners and their children with the same allowances, services, and benefits that are available to the spouses and children of employees.
Health Care, Dependent Care, and Parking Flexible Spending Accounts
The Flexible Spending Account (FSA) Program allows employees to contribute a portion of their wages on a pre-tax basis to cover eligible out-of-pocket health care, dependent care, and/or parking expenses.
Life Cycle Account
The OCC provides employees with an annual subsidy of $1,000 that consists of two components. $500 is paid to employees in cash, less applicable taxes. Employees can elect how they would like to receive the other $500. They can elect to receive that in cash as well, less applicable taxes, or deposit the amount into their Health Care or Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account.
Disability Programs
Employees can elect to purchase coverage under OCC's Short-Term Disability Insurance Program, which provides a weekly disability benefit of 60 percent of their salary for up to 90 days.
All employees are automatically covered by OCC's Long-Term Disability Insurance Program at no cost. This benefit has a 90-day waiting period before benefits begin. If approved for disability, employees receive 60 percent of their salary. The program has a monthly benefit maximum, and the benefit will be offset by other income sources, e.g., retirement benefits, workers' compensation, and social security.
Vacation, Sick Leave, and Holidays
Physical Exam Program
The OCC Physical Examination Program allows reimbursement of up to $200 for out-of-pocket expenses associated with a routine annual physical examination.
Public Transportation Subsidy
This program provides OCC employees with a non-taxable subsidy for use on established public transportation systems to commute to and from their regular place of business.
Travel Stipend
This program provides a per-night stipend for travel in excess of 60 nights to help offset hardships associated with frequent overnight travel incurred by some OCC employees.
Relocation Allowances
Though relocation benefits vary based on pay grade, available allowances for relocating an employee's household may include:
Alternative Work Schedules
These are alternatives to the traditional workday. Many employees choose to work eight 9-hour days, one 8-hour day, and have one day off every two weeks. This is referred to as a 5/4/9 schedule. Employees may also be eligible to work four 10-hour days or a 4/10 schedule.
With supervisory approval, eligible employees may arrange to work from home when their work can be performed away from the office or bank setting.
Employee Assistance and Work/Life Programs
The OCC's Employee Assistance Program (EAP) provides confidential professional assessment and referrals to help employees 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The program also provides resources and referrals for services such as daycare providers, elder care, and legal and financial advisors. EAP services are provided at no cost to employees.
Sittercity.com is a service that helps employees find in-home care providers such as babysitters and nannies, senior companions and nurses, housesitters and housekeepers, tutors for all grades and subjects, and petsitters or dog walkers. Membership to Sittercity.com is paid by the OCC and employees assume the full cost of caregiver services.


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