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February 25, 2011, Fargo, Ga. – The newly opened Suwannee River Eco-Lodge in Clinch County is a welcome addition to those planning meetings, weddings, reunions and retreats in southeast Georgia. Located near the famed Okefenokee Swamp, it is an affordable and unique destination for groups as well as individuals. The lodge is operated by Stephen C. Foster State Park, the western gateway to the nation's largest blackwater swamp.
Lodge guests enjoy complete privacy in a wooded setting, just one mile from the winding river and 18 miles from the swamp. The Eco-Lodge is made up of eight rental cottages, a conference room, smaller meeting room, barbecue shelter and commercial kitchen. Guests may rent a portion or all of the facility.
The retreat's cottages vary in size and capacity, and all have screened porches with wooded views. All units include fully equipped kitchens with refrigerator, oven and stove. Although Wi-Fi is available, units do not have televisions or telephones, adding to the retreat-like atmosphere. Visitors may rent cottages without also renting other Eco-Lodge facilities, making it an affordable getaway for kayakers and anglers exploring the Suwannee River and Okefenokee Swamp. Rates range from $45 to $125.
A window-lined conference room has seating for 100 and may be configured to host a variety of groups, from reunions to birthday parties, and from corporate retreats to weddings. Ten round tables may be stored to allow room for dancing or DJs. The smaller meeting room is designed much like the conference room but has seating for 35. Rates range from $90 to $175. Park staff can provide a list of approved caterers for groups that would also like to rent the commercial kitchen.
The Suwannee River Eco-Lodge is surrounded by exceptional outdoor recreation. The 9-hole Fargo Golf Course is just across the road. An on-site catfish pond is popular with anglers, and local outfitters can provide kayak/canoe rental. The gently flowing Suwannee River, with its tea-colored water and enormous tree trunks, is just a short drive away and may be accessed at the Suwannee River Visitor Center's boat ramp. Entry to the Okefenokee Swamp – known for alligators, fishing and birding ~~ is 18 miles away at Stephen C. Foster State Park. Guided pontoon boat tours and boat rentals are available at the park when water levels are high enough.
The Eco-Lodge is the latest project of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources to embrace energy efficiency. The facility is Silver LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certified, using energy-efficient heating and air conditioning systems and low-flow plumbing. Half of the building materials originated within 500 miles of the site.
To learn more about the Suwannee River Eco-Lodge operated by Stephen C. Foster State Park, call 912-637-5274 or visit www.GaStateParks.org/StephenCFoster.
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Letter From Dr. Stephen I. Katz: NIAMS 2013 A Year of Health Planners
Dear Colleagues,
With almost every household in America affected in some way by conditions of the bones, joints, muscles, and skin, the NIAMS is committed to continuing its efforts to make health information more accessible to people from multicultural communities, so they can benefit from the gains made in scientific research. As part of our efforts to reach underserved populations, the NIAMS is offering a new health information resource in 2013, created as part of the NIAMS National Multicultural Outreach Initiative. Read more.
A Conversation With NIAMS Grantee Dr. Nicole Wright
February is Black History Month. To celebrate African American contributions to science, we are highlighting the accomplishments of NIAMS grantee Nicole C. Wright, Ph.D., M.P.H. Dr. Wright is an assistant professor in the Department of Epidemiology at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. Her research includes understanding determinants of osteoporosis and fractures. In her interview, Dr. Wright discusses the role her family has played in her career, her passion for research and keys to succeeding in science. Read more.
NIAMS Health Information Goes Mobile
The NIAMS has developed a mobile version of its website at m.niams.nih.gov, designed to provide optimal viewing and easy navigation of health information across a wide range of mobile devices, such as smart phones and tablets. In its first foray into delivering content using responsive design, the NIAMS is showcasing its health information, the pages most-visited by web users. Now users can more easily view the NIAMS content on diseases of the bones, joints, muscles and skin with minimal resizing and scrolling.
The Surgeon General's Report on Bone Health and Osteoporosis: What It Means to You/Informe del Cirujano General sobre la salud de los huesos y la osteoporosis: lo que significa para usted
The Surgeon General gives Americans the best scientific information available on how to improve their health and reduce their risk of illness and injury. This booklet, en español, is about risks to our bones. The Surgeon General wants you to know that you can improve your bone health by getting enough calcium, vitamin D and physical activity. If you have osteoporosis or another bone disease, your doctor can detect and treat it. This can help prevent painful fractures.
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Each year when you "spring forward" an hour into Daylight Saving Time, where does that "lost" hour come from? If you're like many people, you take it out of your sleeping time, figuring you have way too much to do to go to bed earlier on time-change night. Some adapt quickly to the change in their daily routine, but others find it more difficult. Even small changes to your sleep habits can have far-reaching impacts on your well-being.
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Han d'Islande
HAN D'ISLANDE is the first novel of Victor Hugo published in 1823. Norway, 1699. Ordener Guldenlew, the son of one of the most important barons of the scandinavian Kingdom, is in love with Schumacker's daughter Ethel who knows him only by his first name. Schumacker was once the favorite minister of the King but was overthrown 20 years ago by Ordener's father. Schumacker and Ethel are from then on prisoners in the Munckholm island. In the meantime, the...
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In�s De Castro
INES DE CASTRO is the first play written by Victor Hugo in 1818 as he was only 16 years old. Portugal, XIVth century. Don Pedro, the son of the King of Portugal, is secretly married to Ines de Castro. They must hide their love and their two children because Don Pedro should have married a spouse chosen by his parents. As the two lovers are betrayed, In�s is sent to jail in order to be judged and Don Pedro abandons his war campaign against the Moors to...
Les Miserables
Les Miserables is the story of the Miserable Ones of early 19th century Paris. Jean Valjean stole a loaf of bread to feed his family. After 19 years in prison, he emerges a toughened convict ostracized by society. It takes a great act of love to transform him into an individual devoted to good. Fantine was used as a mistress by a man who had no intention of marrying her. After she bears his child, she must leave. She cannot even have the child with he...
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A depiction of the tragic jockeying for power � the bloody revolts and counter-revolts � that led to and sustained the French Revolution's Reign of Terror. In 1793, a peasant revolt incites a larger Royalist resurrection against the ruling Republicans, who themselves seized power from the French throne in 1789. The revolts appear all over Brittany and the other western regions of France, with the support of monarchical Great Britain, and spark brutal fig...
Notre Dame De Paris
Under the shadow of the gothic Notre Dame cathedral in Paris, a dramatic tale of love and jealousy is played out. Esmerelda is a beautiful gypsy (whose origins are gradually explored) loves Phoebus, a thoughtless young man who wants her briefly for sex and little more. Esmerelda is loved by Quasimodo, a hunchback with a deformed face, but a very true and good soul who protects her and hides her in the cathedral. Frollo is a thoughtful man who for various...
The Hunchback of Notre Dame
Quasimodo is a deaf, deformed and almost blind young man whose job is to ring the bells of the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. Quasimodo was abandoned on the steps of the cathedral when he was only four years old. People were horrified by his contorted body and by his ugliness and thought it would be best if they would burn the creature that ended up on their doorstep. A young priest named Claude Frollo took the child to his chambers in the Notre Dame Cat...
Toilers of the Sea
After a steamship founders off the island of Guernsey, a local misfit sailor sets out to save the ship in order to win the heart of the ship owner's niece. Gilliatt has no real place on Guernsey, the small island located between France and England. Since arriving as a child with his mother, he feels like a stranger to the locals, no matter how many years he has been among them. And with his (to them) suspicious reclusiveness and exceptional, almost other...


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News about Gay Talese, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
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Once Around the Island With Gay Talese
A writer with an aversion to the water takes a ferry tour of his home city, and finds a reservoir of memories.July 5, 2009 nyregionNews
Sex and Crime, the Updates: Gay Talese Is Back on the Beat
Two of Mr. Talese's books are back in print: "Honor Thy Father," his study of the Bonanno crime family, and "Thy Neighbor's Wife," a report about the sexual revolution.April 16, 2009 booksNews
Where a Literary Couple Catch Their Breath Down the Shore
For the last 40 years, Gay Talese, a writer, and his wife, Nan, a Manhattan book editor, have spent weekends and summers in Ocean City, N.J.August 3, 2007 travelNews
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Gay Talese chronicles his 14-year struggle to find a story that both he and his editors were excited about.April 30, 2006 booksReview
From Frank Sinatra to Lady Gaga, the Greatest Hits of Gay Talese
"High Notes: Selected Writings of Gay Talese" showcases the craft of a New Journalism pioneer....
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Gay Talese's "The Voyeur's Motel" seems to be full of inaccuracies....
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This account of a Peeping Tom's career has drawn criticism. But as literature, it succeeds — as a morally complex and sometimes bleakly funny book....
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The comfortable and attractive guests' lounge has a wood burning stove, television with DVD player, together with a selection of games and books. Breakfast is served in the sun lounge, which overlooks the large garden. We use fresh eggs from our own hens...breakfast menu
Guests are welcome to relax in the garden and make use of the summerhouse and garden furniture. They may also like to try their hand at Boules or Croquet.
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Stephens County Historical Museum
Toccoa, GA 30577
Located in a historic train depot. Collection includes vintage clothing, old photographs, historical records, some original courthouse furnishings and homesteaders' tools/equipment. Special exhibits: items of Paul Anderson, Olympic Gold Medalist; George Hitt, famed silhouette artist; the Toccoa orphanage, Tommy Scott's Old Time Medicine Show, featured in Guiness' Book of World Records; and memorabilia of Camp Toccoa, where many WWII parachutists received their training. Also includes the Currahee Mililtary Museum. Gift shop.
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When you are invited to appear at an inaugural event, it is probably wise to not bad mouth the person you are there to honor and celebrate. Lupe Fiasco chose to ignore this during his set Sunday night after he launched into a verbal attack on Obama. "I really think the war on terror is a bunch of bull***t, just a poor excuse for you to use up all your bullets. Rush Limbaugh is a racist, Glenn Beck is a racist, Gaza Strip was getting bombed, Obama didn't say s**t. That's why I ain't vote for him, next one either, I'm a part of the problem, my problem is I'm peaceful and I believe in the people."
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The Canadiens scored early and hung on late to take a commanding 3-0 lead in this quarter-final series.
Rene Bourque, who's been sensational, opened the scoring 11 seconds into the game. And the Canadiens dominated the first 10 minutes of the opening period.
But Tampa Bay didn't quit.
A power-play goal by Ondrej Palat tied it and Ryan Callahan had a go-ahead goal waved off when the zebras called Alex Killorn for interference on Carey Price.
Brendan Gallagher restored the Canadiens' lead, capping a brilliant play by P.K. Subban at the end of the second period.
The sublime Tomas Plekanec scored less than six minutes into the third, but the visitors got a Matthew Carle goal to make it 3-2 and set up a tense final eight minutes.
The Canadiens go for the sweep Tuesday night.
Plekanec scores a big one
Tomas Plekanec, playing a brilliant 200-foot series, cashed a pass from Brandon Prust to give the Canadiens a 3-1 lead early in the period.
Over, right?
The Lightning got a Matthew Carle point-shot goal at 11:36 to set up a very hairy final eight-plus minutes.
Crazy stuff
An Ondrej Palat power-play goal, scored with dismaying ease, got Tampa Bay back into the game.
Then controversy.
With the Canadiens in total disarray, a Ryan Callahan shot found its way into the net.
But it was waved off on the dubious call that Alex Killorn had somehow interfered with Price.
Late-period heroics by P.K. Subban set up Brendan Gallagher for a go-ahead goal that came against the flow of play.
The Lightning had a 12-7 shot advantage.
Who is that number 17?
It took Rene Bourque all of 11 seconds to get the Canadiens on the board.
The Conn Smythe candidate was sprung by a superb P.K. Subban pass.
Shortly theereafter, the Canadiens had a four-minute power-play.
The visitors settled down as the period progressed, but the Canadiens had a 13-8 shot advantage.
Desperate visitors
Having dropped the first two games of the series on home ice, Tampa Bay needs a win in Game 3.
But the Bell Centre, one of the NHL's more raucous venues, will be rockin' and rollin' in support of the hometown Canadiens.
The atmosphere should be electric on Easter Sunday evening, as the Canadiens marketing mavens promise pre-game playoff pyrotechnics to pump up the capacity crowd.
Through their long and (mostly) glorious history, the Canadiens are 49-5 in playoff series they've led 2-0. But they have managed to squander three of the last four 2-0 series leads.
It should be a good one.
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Oh kwu I'm likinn that.
sol - i really like those simples keep it up
thanks sol. n thats probly one of my favourite of yours, always been a fan of that colour combo
Slotr: That hipster is outstanding! Maybe bring the left side of the H down to give symetry to R.
Sol: The blue reach and teal/black SOL are solid keep it up.
Dane: Keep rocking simples.
Dark2: straight letters.
did this a few days ago. tiny little attempt at a burner. gonna paint this over the long weekend hopefully. blues on the inside purples for the haze
I sever heads, just to sharpen my skills
the letters arent bad but lose all the stuff around them like the dots ect....if you want those arrows in the middle of burner maybe put them in the letters that could work...just my opinion tho
shit outa luck: dude i love that blue on black color selection. its ill.
@Dank that LEAD is perfect.
@Centrysam very nice
@Dane not sure about the points on the throwie. On the second one, outline those bars with black again and erase the innards and you're on your way.
Color blend came out messyyy.
edit: just realized i missed the 3d on the bottom of the e. wow.
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that fill is hot
you're steadily and slowly moving in the right direction in terms of lettering.
start practicing the fluidity of your hand movements
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kwu- thats looking ill, not really feeling the lower case T but its dope none the less
Aeso- cool that down a bit... pracice your letters not your arrows
willis- keep doin them simps
dane- connect the bars and cut the swirly shit.
humr- doppe shit
cred- the middle bar of the E should be going slightly downward or at least be straight. don't get caught up on them fills jus yet
not finishing this cause i hate it.
Cred - Sick fill , Loving your letters and when are you going to start doing stuff on walls i say you will be really good
Real - i dont know why i just love that e
Dotch - Bit bad but work on your t on the last one i say
yo dank, dont know if you saw this yet, but its a lil something i did up for your delayed exchange. still working on the piece itself.
and clean out your inbox, so rather than reposting the shit out of this picture, i coulda just sent it haha
Tasty Love The colors
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Can Rick Perry get a second chance with GOP voters in 2016
Texas Governor Rick Perry is currently on a media tour touting the theme that America is a great place for second chances, specifically second chances for Texas governors with national ambitions.
Perry is trying to erase the memory of his disastrous 2012 GOP presidential campaign which included "brain-farts" and "oops" debate moments with his folksy, charming, and uniquely American manner.
Curious about Perry's comeback strategy, I asked Texan and GOP presidential media guru, Mark McKinnon and he said, "His second act is looking really good. He just needed a little humbling."
Let's explore this concept a little further.
Up until his ill-fated Republican presidential primary run, Perry had never lost an election in his entire life.
Perry, who succeeded George W. Bush as the Lone Star State's governor in 2000 after Bush's election to the presidency, has won three gubernatorial elections in a row and a grand total of six statewide races in Texas.
In fact, Perry, who is not seeking re-election this year, will be the longest serving governor in Texas history when he leaves office in 2015.
He is poised for 2016 as a politically battle-hardened governor of a powerful state who, on paper is eminently qualified to be President of the United States.
Of all the governors with presidential ambitions, Perry is among the most active and vocal proponents of the Republican philosophy of smaller government and less regulation. Perry claims his governing philosophy has resulted in Texas leading the way in economic growth and job creation. The Lone Star State is currently the fastest- growing large state in the United States and Austin, Dallas and Houston are three of the nation's top five fastest-growing cities.
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Dr. Mezey earned his M.D. from Harvard Medical School. He completed his residency at St. Luke's Roosevelt Hospital Center, where he also performed a fellowship in gastroenterology.
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Dr. Mezey is a past president of the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases. He received the organization's Distinguished Service Award in 2002. He is a member of several professional organizations, including the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases, the American Gastroenterological Association and the American Society for Clinical Investigation.
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As part of ongoing research, Dr. Mezey investigates the mechanisms of liver fibrosis, focusing on the inhibitory effects of fat-soluble vitamins on fibrosis. The studies are conducted in vitro with stellate cells and in vivo in experimental models of liver fibrosis.
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Potter JJ, Liu X, Koteish A, Mezey E. "1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D3 and its nuclear receptor repress human α1 (I) collagen expression and type I collagen formation." Liver Int. 2013 May;33(5):677-86. doi: 10.1111/liv.12122. Epub 2013 Feb 17.
Potter JJ, Koteish A, Hamilton J, Liu X, Liu K, Agre P, Mezey E. "Effects of acetaldehyde on hepatocyte glycerol uptake and cell size: implication of aquaporin 9." Alcohol Clin Exp Res. 2011 May;35(5):939-45. doi: 10.1111/j.1530-0277.2010.01424.x. Epub 2011 Feb 5.
Chakraborty A, Koldobskiy MA, Bello NT, Maxwell M, Potter JJ, Juluri KR, Maag D, Kim S, Huang AS, Dailey MJ, Saleh M, Snowman AM, Moran TH, Mezey E, Snyder SH. "Inositol pyrophosphates inhibit Akt signaling, thereby regulating insulin sensitivity and weight gain." Cell. 2010 Dec 10;143(6):897-910. doi: 10.1016/j.cell.2010.11.032.
Kaimori A, Potter JJ, Choti M, Ding Z, Mezey E, Koteish AA. "Histone deacetylase inhibition suppresses the transforming growth factor beta1-induced epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition in hepatocytes." Hepatology. 2010 Sep;52(3):1033-45. doi: 10.1002/hep.23765.
Sysa P, Potter JJ, Liu X, Mezey E. "Transforming growth factor-beta1 up-regulation of human alpha(1)(I) collagen is mediated by Sp1 and Smad2 transacting factors." DNA Cell Biol. 2009 Sep;28(9):425-34. doi: 10.1089/dna.2009.0884.
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Last week, we told Tribune readers about the trend of local restaurants serving chicken and waffles. One restaurant that we missed was Zy Food Wine and Cheese, at 268 South State St. The downtown restaurant serves the dish for brunch, and teh plate includes buttermilk-fried chicken and a sweet-potato waffle with bourbon butter and maple syrup for $11.
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Fleming's Prime Steak House is offering a Sunday prime rib dinner for $29.95. The three-course meal includes salad, prime rib with sauces, a choice of one side and a dessert.
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Utah chefs Katie Weinner and Mike Burtis have scheduled two special dinners next week to introduce Utahns to SLC POP, a new culinary business that hosts private, multi-course dining experiences at homes, businesses, coffee shops or gardens. Each night, 12 people will enjoy a 10-course "modernist chef" meal at Salt Lake City's Nata Gallery. Earlier this year, Weinner and Burtis successful collected more than $5,000 through Kickstarter, to remodel the downtown gallery.
When • Friday and Saturday, Jan. 25-26. Seating available at 7 p.m., 7:15 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
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Cost • $75 per person, includes tax but not tip.
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Hands-on sushi class
Learn how to make sushi during one of the two hands-on classes being taught this month by Utah chef Jonas Otsuji. Get lessons on hand rolls, inside out rolls and fat rolls. The menu includes spicy tuna, salmon, shrimp tempura and broiled eel rolls.
When • Tuesday, Jan. 22 or Jan. 29, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Where • Ferguson Kitchen, 2565 S. 300 West South, Salt Lake
Cost • $49; register at sushisurfer.com
Hellenic Cuisine Academy
A series of cooking demonstrations, sponsored by The Hellenic Cultural Association in Salt Lake City, kicks off in January with a presentation on Sri Lankan cuisine taught by Kamarni Gunasekera. The class will last about 60 minutes and includes a tasting.
When • Thursday, Jan. 24, 7 p.m.
Where • Hellenic Memorial Building, 279 S. 300 West, Salt Lake City, adjacent to Holy Trinty Cathedral.
Cost • $35 per class. Mail checks addressed to the Hellenic Cuisine Academy, in care of: Victoria Peters, 4476 S. Manor Ridge Place, Salt Lake City, UT 84124
Info • Other classes in the monthly series include: Feb. 20, foods from the island of Crete; March 5, St. Patrick's Day party; and April 7, 4 p.m. Greek techniques.


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In our first Women in Hollywood issue, ELLE honors the trailblazing actresses and directors who not only represent the best of big-screen glamour but create the greatest American art form. These are the icons, legends, and up-and-comers that are preserving Hollywood's grand tradition of sparkle and shine.
ELLE : Which actress inspires you?
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Hey guys! Just a post on what we've been up to, as we are one year away from the vegan bloggiest conference of all time.
The VVC planners have been busy laying the foundations for the first Vida Vegan Bloggers Conference. Again, this is set to be a weekend in late August 2011, and held in Portland, OR.
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I've been working as a UI designer - Web at Accenture Services in India. I mainly work on HTML/CSS/Jquery. Now, I've gotten an offer from another company, with slightly increased salary package, to work as a graphic designer (photoshop, illustrator) for their website interfaces, newsletters etc. I have an interest in graphic designing (I play around with photoshop, design website mockups, am active on 99designs...) and had applied to this new company just like that and I got through.
Although I also have an interest in HTML/CSS, I don't like programming and so am not really keen about Jquery which I have to do eventually if I carry on being a web developer.
Should I switch on to the new company doing only photoshop, illustrator etc? Is that a good choice over web development (HTML/CSS/Jquery)? In terms of money, growth, recognition, no. of jobs?
Could anyone suggest me anything, please? I am worried because I see lots and lots of stuff happening around Jquery. There are thousands of jquery/css jobs as opposed to a few for graphic designing.
If it is a good choice or not, only you can answer that question. I wouldn't dare to have a clue about what jobs are considered in India.
But, if you say, you don't like coding, then the change it is a no brainer unless you don't trust the new company that much.
In my opinion, there are a few factors that will influence your decision
The thing is that, if you really lke what you do and learn something everyday, there are opportunities to make good money, even if there are no so many jobs and finding a new one it is harder.
But that's something that you really need to think of. As you say, it is a risk but it will be worthy if you're passionate about what you do and you work hard to be the best in your field.
Having said that, another skill you need to learn is how to sell yourself to get the highest salary possible.
Hi Molona, thanks for your reply.
It's true that I don't trust the new company as much but I really don't like programming and that would be the reason if I go into that company as a graphic designer.
I'm just worried that just because I don't like it, would I be losing out on a very lucrative line of work (programming in Javascript/Jquery) if I go into graphic designing. But I guess I'll have to sacrifice something somewhere.
Anyways, thanks for the advise, Molona. Really appreciate.
Just to vent out what exactly my feelings are, I've always wanted to be in a field of work which interests me and which has the potential to make me very rich. I know becoming filthy rich takes an excessive effort and luck plays a factor too and I might never ever become that rich even in the field which I deemed would make me rich. But still, the possibility to becoming rich from that field of work should be there.
For example, I wouldn't want to become a carpenter, because no matter how much hard I try and how much luck is on me, I'd never become a millionaire. So carpentry is a field I wouldn't want to waste my time with*
I'm obsessed with this line of thought is the reason I had asked this question on SP here - http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/showthread.php?870232-Are-there-any-millionaire-web-designers.
I gathered from the above thread that web designing could make one a millionaire if coupled with web entrepreneurship or opening up a studio. I was fairly satisfied.
Now, I'm switching to graphic designing. So what I'm worried about is, would graphic designing be like 'carpentry' as in the example I gave above in terms of being rich? Could diving into a related field, product designing, be any better?
(*I just took carpentry as an example and did not mean to hurt anyone's feelings or to put anyone or any field down. )
Any thoughts are appreciated!
It's never a good idea to choose a job you don't like. If you don't like web development, then don't do it, unless it's your only option to bring food to the table.
If you take a strong dislike to something, the chances are close to zero that you'll excel at it. The other consideration is that the field of web development is always one that strictly prohibits you from stagnating in terms of learning. There are new methodologies, techniques, and tools that you need to learn, almost on a yearly basis. You always need to be highly aware of what goes on within the industry and you need to stay afoot, something that in itself can be quite wearisome at times, and a thousand times worse, if you don't even like the trade.
As you've stated that you like graphic design, then why not take that and really delve into the field. Graphic design, if taken seriously, is immensely complex and rich. There's a lot more to graphic design than making things look pretty. There are a plethora of topics that you'll need to master, and when you do, you'll need a respectable amount of passion for it, spend a lot of time creating things and being good at what you do in order to make yourself "bankable" and sought after.
This is a decision that can affect the entire course of your life. I started off in Graphic Design and then moved into Web Design and Development. Only to move into Copywriting and Marketing instead.
I would say that while Graphic Design is a good field to be in it largely depends on where you live. I was in a small town and the kinds of jobs being offered barely paid better than McDonalds did. They still do. You might be lucky to make 15-20 dollars an hour here after ten years of hard work. In your area it might be different.
On the other hand, if you stay in web development you are entering a highly competitive field so you better be able to bring something valuable to the table. You can do that by knowing more or doing more than the next guy does. In the end, it's all about having skills that are hard to find in other job candidates.
If you're looking into freelancing it can be a very cruel world to web designers. I know, my first business was a website design business and it went under in a year. Those are my thoughts anyways.
As the future of technology progresses, this variance may ultimately cease to exist. If web design gets less restrictive then they will be able to have more freedom to create.
Hi Akrimony,I will suggest you to stick with web development as web development have more scope than graphic designing. Your interest on html/cs will also help you in future.
Look if coding is NOT your queue, don't continue with it. You will never be satisfied with your career if you don't enjoy what you do. Can you imagine yourself as a web programmer all your life? if yes, then don't make the switch. if No, then what are you waiting for? The field of graphic design isn't as bad in terms of scope.
Completely analyze the new place and compare it to your current, as mentioned earlier. If you feel your job as a graphic designer has more perks, go for it. if you're looking for growth and increased salary, you can always look for better companies in better locations as you progress with your career. No career has a closed door. Graphic design too is way more than it appears. Try learning Corel Draw as well. You'll be able to find much more oportunities. Graphic design sees peeks in cities with the industries! Like Mumbai, Bangalore, Delhi etc.
Make your choice carefully. Remember, we can only give advice, the end decision is yours alone
i think that you can earn much with web development. I think that it's easier to learn graphic designing compared to web developing as it could involve coding and stuffs. Me, I don't have any background in IT related stuffs. I took a step into learning graphic designing - banners and logos. I am not that good yet. I am still learning. But you, if you can do web developing, it's a good career IMO.
Graphic design is related with creativity and web development is just coding... I want to be a graphic designer because it's easy to learn and have many interesting things than the development.
HiI guess a web developmer earns better and it has more scope plus point is if you already know web development then it will be much easier for you to take web designing projects as well.
web programming and development will always be a better choice because it has far more value than web designing and also pay grade is high
I think web designing would be good for you.
I would say to go down the Graphic Design route, far more enjoyable and easier to find freelance work should you ever wish to quit work and go it alone. You will also be learning new things which is always good.
Why not try and make some money online through your own websites (affiliate marketing / advertising) - this way you can keep your development skills fresh and also put your new skills in to practice
I can relate to your topic. I have been a graphic designer for more than three years and now thinking about switching my career to Database Development (I am Masters in CS, Majors in Database)
Here are my reasons to make the switch:- Graphic Designing is overly saturated: everybody think they are graphic designer- People from India, Pakistan etc are those who are supposed to design $5 a logo which is insane- I cant see my future as a graphic designer as much as I can see as a Database developer- Graphic design is a skill for which you don't need a degree, which makes it even less lucrative
Even though you don't like JQuery / programming its your experience till now which definitely counts. Who knows in a few years time when you get a better job as web developer, with better environment / work-life balance you start to like programming
I would suggest don't give up your current career and do graphic designing as part time like you said you're doing on 99designs.
Hope this helps. Good luck!
I don't want to be negative but there are graphic designers that do make a good living with graphic design.
Also, if you think that the world of graphic design is saturated, think it twice, for the very same reasons development is a saturated world... and that includes databases.
Something else is that you enjoy dealing with databases and want to add new skills to your profile. Then, by all means, go for it.
But if you're trying to go for the quick buck, then you're out luck.
People will buy from you if they perceive that the value you're providing is worth it.
It is a matter of trust. And this is the only way that you can beat people from India or Pakistan.
I think that a web developer would be the way to go purely based on the amount of jobs around for such a person at the moment
That really depends where you work/live and mainly in the business area you move and how you handle your business... But again, although the amount of work may be a point to choose your career, I personaly think that if you should do what you really like.
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I am pleased to announce the @ULTiMATE has been promoted to the role of advisor on the Grow and Manage team. His attitude, effort and willingness to help has been a great benefit to the forums.
Congratulations, Mike!
Congratulations, Mike! You are a true asset to this forum and I'm sure you'll do a exceptional job. :tup:
Woo! Good job on the promotion Mike :).
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Congratulations, Mike!
Congratulations!!You will be the ULTiMATE Advisor.
Congratulations, Mike. Well deserved.
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i always thought no gi jui jitsu was lutra livre or am i missing something?
i always thought no gi jui jitsu was lutra livre or am i missing something?
lol rickson ftwMan, saying that sort of thing leads to fights on the beach!!
rickson was losing till his friend threw sand in hugo's face
man, when you're the nail, hang in there....until the day you become the hammer
was that hugo duarte? (sp?)
he was a ''bad man'' in his day and had big influence on btt success..
I would love to see Rashad pulling off top level BB nogi stuff like the x-guard etc , would be amazing!
People need to think outside their own frame of reference and stop imposing how they see the art as the way it should be, some people do bjj for self defence, some for mma, some for the sport aspects and within that some will train in the gi, some not in the gi and some both.
i guess the ibjjf thought that the easiest way to divide categories based on skill would be to use their exisiting belt system, especially if they assumed thatthe majority of people entering ibjjf jo gi tournies would be existing bjj players at bjj academies. Clearly this issue will hopefully have prompted some discussions within the ibjjf as to what to do with wrestlers/sub wrestler/other grapplers who don't fit into this equation. Will people be given the option to "self certify" their proficiency as in most other nogi competitions.
Seems to me it would be quite simple to do it this way...
If people train at a BJJ school then they have a rank then it counts for gi (belt) and nogi (shirt/rashguard). If they just train nogi then they just have rank in that.
Then for IBJJF nogi comps the guys who have BJJ rank should wear the correct coloured rashguard top to indicate it and guys from non BJJ schools can wear whatever and enter the category they feel is correct for them.
Anything wrong with that?
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Since the devastating events of March 11th, there has been a global effort to help Japan in its time of need. Organizations were immediately formed, each with the intent to provide assistance and resources for the people of Japan. There is still much to be done, however, which is why the Arizona-based retail store Charity Charms is offering its new "Helping Hand for Japan" bracelet.
Charity Charms was launched seven years ago and works with non-profit organizations to help raise funds and spread awareness with an innovative product. Kay McDonald, the creator of Charity Charms, states they have worked with over 250 organizations worldwide.
"We create custom charms for charities using their logo or concept," McDonald says. "When people wear the charms they help spread the word about the charity."
All the Charity Charms products are earth-friendly. They only use recycled pewter and sterling silver, and everything is made in Arizona using local non-profits to assemble the jewelry. Twenty-five percent of all proceeds for Charity Charms' regular products go to the purchased charm's charity.
The "Helping Hand for Japan" bracelet is a new concept for Charity Charms. Not only do 100% of the net proceeds go to benefit Japan but, for the first time, it is a charm geared towards a disaster-related cause. Kay McDonald and her cousin who lives in Japan, Debbie Howards, collaborated on this effort.
"When we decided that we needed to do something for Japan and that we wanted to do something together, we researched different charities online that would give money back," McDonald says.
The final choice was the U.S.-Japan Council Earthquake Relief Fund, for which they hope to raise $10,000 in order to support ground services providing immediate relief and long-term building for the Tohoku region of Japan. The GivingBands cost $24.50 individually, but groups and other organizations are encouraged to buy Group Fundraising Packs which include 100 bands and will put $2,000 towards the charity goal. They can be purchased online until June or at local retailers such as WriteOns, Kiss Me Kate and Burland Jewelry.
"The other really important component is that when you wear this bracelet people go, 'What is that?' and they ask about it," McDonald says. "It keeps the issue alive."
The bracelet consists of two eco-friendly silicone bands, one red and one white, to represent the Japanese flag and two pewter charms attached.
"We used a generic charm which we created ourselves — the helping hand — and added an extra charm that says 'For Japan,' " McDonald says.
The concept behind these charms makes it possible for other organizations interested in spreading the word and contributing to use the band for their own fundraising. The generic aspect of the product, McDonald says, also makes it easy to alter and distribute the product again for future disaster-related efforts.
But McDonald says Charity Charms has a long way to go regarding their progress on the $10,000 goal.
"We hope that people will band together to lend a helping hand to Japan," McDonald says.
To learn more about Charity Charms and to purchase your own band, visit their website.


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Oregon State's Sean Mannion Earns Manning Award Player of the Week Honor
Thursday, October 3, 2013
Sean Mannion, a junior from Oregon State, has been selected as Manning Award Player of the Week. He earns the win over seven other Manning Award Stars of the Week in the Allstate Sugar Bowl's Facebook contest. This is Mannion's second win of the season.


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1003 - Introduction to Women's
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An interdisciplinary approach to study the origins, perspectives,
subject matter and methods of the discipline of Women's Studies.
Particular attention will be paid to the multiplicity of women's
identities and experiences. The course will explore issues such as
representation, media, sexuality, race, education, work, family,
victimization, and difference. The course will also introduce the
student to the concept of gender as a cultural phenomenon and how
these concepts influence the experiences of men and women in both
historical and modern times.
2103 - Women in Global
Perspective - 3 credit hours
Explores the experiences of women around the world and how women's
movements across the globe practice the desire for equality.
3803 - Special topics - 3
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Examines the depth and diversity of Women's Studies that may fall
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PHOTO: Miley Cyrus kisses singer Brooke Candy
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Miley Cyrus kissed another girl, and naturally she posted the photo on social media for all to see.
The star is seen locking lips with singer Brooke Candy in a new photo posted to Instagram and Twitter on Wednesday night (see below).
Cyrus retweeted Candy's picture of their kiss, writing, "My new label sista! Welcome to @RCA bishhhy! Happy 2 have you apart of da fam bam."
Well, we guess that's one way to welcome an artist to your record label.
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Internal Affairs of the Soviet Union, 1930-39
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by Allison L. Ryall
The 1930s were a very conflicted decade in the history of the Soviet Union. The eyes of the world were upon Joseph Stalin and the party leaders as they made decisions that affected not only the Soviet Union but also the world. Stalin implemented his five-year plans, rapidly industrializing and modernizing the country and leading to major social and economic transformations that impacted all levels of society. The great purge filled forced-labor camps known as the Gulag and led to the deaths of hundreds of thousands, and possibly even millions, of people. This arduous decade was the period that gave birth to the familiar Soviet system.
The US Department of State was established by a 15 September 1789 Act of Congress that replaced the old Department of Foreign Affairs. Part of the Executive Branch, it assists the president and government officials in foreign policy decisions. During the 1930s, the Department of State documented a wide variety of activities and issues relating to the Soviet Union's internal policies and practices. These official documents cover diverse topics including, but not limited to communist activities, Soviet government policies and practices, living conditions, treatment of Americans living within the Soviet Union's borders, collective farms, economic matters such as Stalin's five-year plans, army maneuvers, emigration and immigration, and the Soviet government's punishment practices. This collection of documents consists of letters, telegrams, and official reports.
Many of the documents contained in this publication were originally restricted and were only declassified in the early 1980s. The vast majority of the documents were declassified according to the guidelines in Section 3-402 of Executive Order 12065, issued on June 28, 1978. This section of the executive order permits the original classifying body, in this case the Department of State, in conjunction with the Archivist of the United States to declassify documents automatically at the end of twenty years from the date of original classification unless the document had been assigned a specific declassification date at the time it was created.
The vast majority of the documents in this collection are written in the English language, but occasionally a document written in Russian is included. The Russian-language documents usually were submitted as evidence and attached to an official report that was prepared by an agent of the Department of State. When a Russian language document was attached to official correspondence, a translation of the document was usually provided. The English translation either appears on the same page or on adjoining pages (original, translation).
Decimal classification system
From approximately 1910 until 1963, all correspondence sent or received by the Department of State was filed according to a fixed decimal file classification system. Each document has a decimal file number, frequently followed by a slant mark (/) and another number.
As an example, look at document 861.01/2166.
- The first number in the decimal file number is the class designation. The number 8 class designation refers to the matters of individual countries.
- The digits immediately following the number 8 are a country number. The number 61 designates the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (Russia).
- The decimal file number 861 refers to the internal affairs of the USSR.
The number following the decimal point indicates specific topic categories within the broader category of internal affairs of the Soviet Union.
- The 01 following the decimal point represents the subcategory "Government." In most instances, a descriptive page begins each subcategory (i.e. the beginning of .01), describing the specific topic category associated with each number. For example, at the beginning of the 861.01 series there is a National Archives inserted page that explains that .01 designates the subcategory of "Government" and covers topics such as "Recognition, Constitution, Citizenship, Political Rights, Territories, Civil Service, Foreign Agents, Flag, Passport and Visas."
- All numbers following the slant mark, such as /2166, were assigned to individual documents as they were collected within each specific subcategory. The numbers following the slant mark also indicate the total number of documents on file for each subcategory and are frequently in order by date created and/or date received.
Document types
- Telegram from Franklin D. Roosevelt to Michael Kalinin, the President of the All Union Central Executive Committee, on the anniversary of the establishment of the Soviet Government, sending best wishes for the welfare and prosperity of USSR.
Official reports
- Report summarizing the Acquisition of Soviet Citizenship by American Citizens. This document gives specific names and tells the stories of Americans living in the USSR who, for a variety of reasons, were considered Soviet citizens by the Soviet government.
- Report on Emigration from Soviet Russia via Latvia which discusses migration patterns and contractual involvement of well-known shipping lines and migration patterns.
Hand-written personal letters
- Letter from Eugene Cannava, a US citizen living in the Bronx, New York City, to the Secretary of State asking what would happen to his citizenship status if he was to accept a job offer that required him to live two years in Moscow, Russia.
Translated court documents
- Transcripts of the Zinoviev-Kamenev Trial of 1936 (also known as the Trial of the Sixteen or the trial of the Trotskyite-Zinovievite Terrorist Center), one of the most famous and public trials during Stalin's reign. Both Zinoviev and Kamenev were found guilty and were executed. (The link takes you to the first page in this series of documents.)
Using the collection
Using these rich historical Soviet and American documents is challenging. Currently there is no separate manuscript or name index available. The documents either must be searched manually by subject or through Fold3's OCR text search function.
Choose State Department Records – Russia from the drop-down menu on the Fold3 Search Documents page, then type names, places, or keywords in the search box to locate a specific document.
Highlight the State Department Records - Russia link under the title menu to browse the collection by subject. Choose the subject of interest, the file-number-range, and then page number to browse specific documents.
After selecting the State Department Records – Russia, the specific subject of interest, such as emigration or naval maneuvers, can be selected and browsed. Documents can be searched based on keyword or name through Fold3's regular search feature, as well.
Related resources
Manual for Classification of Correspondence, Department of State, (4th ed. 1938), 1938. General Records of the Department of State, Record Group 59, Publication Number M600; National Archives, Washington, D.C.
RG 59 Department of State: Classification of Correspondence August 1910-December 1949. Descriptive Pamphlet and Finding Aid. National Archives, Washington, D.C. Available online.
Explore this title
Search or browse Records of the Department of State Relating to Internal Affairs of the Soviet Union, 1930-1939, and see what specific documents others have found interesting here.
Records of the Department of State Relating to Internal Affairs of the Soviet Union, 1930-1939. General Records of the Department of State, Record Group 59, Publication Number T1249; National Archives, Washington.
The list of documents available on each roll of microfilm is found on the NARA descriptive pamphlet here.
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How to Grow Dahlias
Artist Frances Palmer, famous for her vases and pottery, is also a passionate dahlia gardener. May is a great time to plant dahlia tubers and Palmer gives step-by-step instructions, along with photos of her beautiful dahlia garden in bloom and her beautiful vases.
Frances Palmer is a well-known potter, a passionate gardener, and a lover of dahlias. She's also a member of GARDEN DESIGN's design board and when she offered to write about how to grow dahlias, we were so excited to be able to feature her garden and advice. I had a chance to see Palmer speak at a Wave Hill talk, "My Life in a Conneticut Garden," earlier this year, and I was absolutely charmed by Palmer's knowledge and enthusiasm for dahlias.
In this slide show, Palmer shows how to plant dahlias (May is a good time to plant these tubers), her own magnificent dahlia garden in bloom, as well as a few of her own vases with dahlias cut from her gardens. She also suggests her favorite mail-order sources for dahlias. Palmer is happy to answer any questions about growing dahlias, so please feel free to leave your questions in the comments.—Claire Lui
At left: My garden of dahlias in full bloom.
I generally order from these four websites for my dahlia tubers:
What a dahlia tuber looks like
The tuber on the left is a new plant from a supplier and it should have a small bud already starting.
The bunch of tubers on the right is an older dahlia that was stored over the winter. This should have a quite a number of small buds sprouting and can be divided before planting to provide several different plants. I usually break a large group apart with my hands, but quartering with a long knife works equally well. Before placing them in the ground, I tag each tuber or bunch with a Tyvec label that shows the name of the that particular flower.
Setting up cages and stakes for the dahlias
Select a spot in your garden with well-balanced and composted soil that receives full sun throughout the day. In my garden, I use tomato cages and wooden stakes to hold the dahlias as they grow. I purchase these at Home Depot, but most garden stores will have them as well.
Place the cage in the ground first and then drive in two or three stakes per plant/cage.
Planting the tubers:
For new tubers, I dig a fairly shallow hole, about three inches deep, and place the tuber with the new bud facing up into the hole. Gently cover the tuber with dirt and do not water.
For a larger group, a deeper hole is needed to keep the tubers about three inches below the surface. A handful of bone meal may be thrown over the top of the soil, however, at this point, it is not necessary.
Once the tuber is placed in the ground, I tie the label onto the tomato cage for identification. Do not water as there is plenty of moisture in the soil at this time of year. Over watering will cause the tubers to rot in the ground.
Taking care of young dahlias
The first leaves of the plant should poke through in a week or two. When the first set of leaves is about eight inches to a foot high, I pinch out the center bud to encourage the plant to form multiple stems. This will produce a greater quantity of flowers per plant. I find that dahlias planted mid-May in Connecticut will begin to bloom by the third week of July.
For fertilizer, I use only bone meal or two parts bone meal to one part sulfate of potash. These two ingredients encourage the flowers to bloom, instead of promoting the leaves. I throw this down around the plants two or three times between June and October. Some years though, when I have been too busy, I have not fertilized at all. If your soil is healthy, they do not need too much fussing. If the plants attract beetles, I buy Safer insect spray and this eliminates them quickly.
Supporting the dahlias:
Here is what the plants look like in early July. As the dahlia grows, I encourage the stems, as carefully as possible, to keep inside the cage. This will give the most support as the season progresses and the plants get really tall. If a plant begins to spread anyway, I tie garden twine around the outside for additional support.
Planting around the dahlias
I fill the rest of the garden around the dahlias with vegetables, annuals, and flowers that will self-sow from year to year, such as calendula, echinacea, sunflowers, nigella, Verbena bonariensis, and poppies.
Dahlias in full bloom
By September, the dahlias will be in their full glory. If the flowers are cut for vases after they open, the plants will continue to bloom until the first frost.
A view of the cutting garden
My cutting garden is adjacent to my studio and this allows me to keep seeing the flowers as I work.
When new pots are finished, I go out and cut dahlias for photography. Every year I try different varieties, but I keep a classic group that gets planted each season. I never cease to be amazed by the perfection, symmetry, and colors of dahlias. They are enormously fun to grow and once you get the hang of it, really quite easy to do.
Most of my pots are thrown on the wheel and I primarily use white earthenware, terra cotta and high fire porcelain. These different clays have their own personalities and technical demands, yet are wonderful to work with. I want the ceramics to be functional, yet have a sense of humor and a rapport with the garden.
Here, one dahlia bloom is placecd in a black Etruscan vase.
See dahlias being used in late summer flower arrangements.
A couple of dahlia stems are displayed in a vase with a soft neck.
To learn more about Frances Palmer and to see more of her vases and pottery, visit our GARDEN DESIGN advisory board page or Frances Palmer Pottery's site.


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ATLANTA -- DS Waters of America Inc., one of the country's largest suppliers of bottled water to offices and homes, has agreed to acquire The Standard Cos. Inc., a nationwide coffee service and water company. The transaction is expected to close in late March.
DS Waters, headquartered in Atlanta, delivers its bottled water to more than a million home, office and retail locations across the U.S. Its brands include Alhambra, Belmont Springs, Crystal Springs, Mount Olympus, Sierra Springs and Sparkletts. The company has been expanding beyond bottled water delivery with a growing office coffee service business under the Roast2Coast banner and its My Utapia water filtration service.
The Standard Cos., based in New Orleans, provides office coffee and pure water services to workplaces, restaurants and other foodservice organizations. Its three business units include Standard Coffee Service, the flagship that has serviced commercial customers for 45 years; StandGuard Quality Water Assurance filtered water service, established in 1991; and Relyant Coffee Equipment Services, started in 2009 to provide equipment installation and maintenance services for coffee brewers and filtered water dispensers.
DS Waters said the acquisition will enhance its offerings and add new service territories to its national footprint.
"I am excited to welcome the customers and associates of Standard to the DS Waters family," said DS Waters chief executive Dillon Schickli. "We look forward to continuing the unparalleled commitment to superior service and quality products that Standard Coffee has offered its customers for over 40 years."
Anthony Gregorio, president and chief executive of Standard commented, "I have had the privilege to run Standard Coffee for the past seven years and look forward to partnering with a team of proven professionals that will continue to focus on preserving our brands and continue the emphasis on the exceptional service that our customers expect."


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February 1, 2017 – Northwestern Oklahoma State University's Natural Science Department will play host to a Science and Religion Workshop on Sunday, Feb. 12, at 3 p.m. in the Science Amphitheater on the Alva campus.
September 20, 2012 -- As a requirement for Dr. Aaron Place's Biological Evolution course at Northwestern Oklahoma State University, students are giving lectures on the topic of evolution on Sunday, Sept. 23, at 7 p.m. in the Science Amphitheatre.
April 26, 2012 -- Dr. Aaron Place, associate professor of biology at Northwestern Oklahoma State University, recently organized a symposium for a professional forum on science and religion in Tulsa.
The Natural Science Department at Northwestern Oklahoma State University will play host to a Science and Religion Forum in the Science Amphitheater on the Northwestern-Alva Campus on Saturday, Feb. 12, and on the Northwestern-Enid campus on Sunday, Feb. 13, at 2 p.m.
Josh Rich, Fairview sophomore, and Coleman Teel, Harper (Kan.) senior, represented Northwestern Oklahoma State University during Research Day at the State Capitol and presented their research project titled "Predator Odors as a Potential Repellant for Snakes." The purpose of the project was to test the efficacy of the odor of a known snake predator as a repellent.
Chris Cole, a Granby, Mo., senior majoring in wildlife biology at Northwestern Oklahoma State University, has been completing research on his independent study project titled "Spacio-temperal analysis of the Urban Pigeon." This project focuses on the flying range and habitat of three pigeons located in downtown Alva.
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Arctic Monkeys to perform at iHeartRadio's Los Angeles Theater!
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Arctic Monkeys are set to take over iHeartRadio's Los Angeles Theater for an intimate and exclusive show on Wednesday, June 11.
The show is sure to be one fans won't want to miss. Although it's been a whirlwind of touring and more for the band since the release of their latest studio album AM, Arctic Monkeys' iHeartRadio Theater show promises to be a unique and unforgettable experience.
The best part? For fans that can't make it to the show, they can catch the band rock out on a livestream via Yahoo!. They can also tune in to a 30-minute, commercial-free broadcast special of the show on their local Alt Rock radio station. A video live stream will also be featured on radio AAA and Active & Main Rock radio station websites.