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Prominent online meal delivery startup Foodpanda is looking to sell its Indonesia business for less than $1 million, reports TechCrunch.
The Berlin-based company sold its business in Vietnam last year, and reportedly tried to sell its India operations earlier this year. Foodpanda operates in 23 countries around the world, but the bulk of its customers are in Asia and Eastern Europe. In the face of increased competition and logistical challenges, Foodpanda is adjusting its approach in the entire southeast Asia region. As online meal delivery approaches market saturation, companies like Foodpanda are struggling to keep growth up and scale further without increased capital.
However, Foodpanda says it is not scaling back or abandoning the region altogether.
"We are not looking to exit or scale back Southeast Asia, our fastest growing region in which we are clear market leader as the number one food ordering marketplace and leading last mile food delivery business," the company said in a statement to BI Intelligence. "We recently turned two of our regions profitable: Central Eastern Europe (including Russia), and the Middle East.
"Adding to this, Foodpanda possesses a very strong cash position (as of March 31, $101 million) and is debt-free and therefore in a strong position to keep on supporting our Southeast Asian businesses. We are extremely happy about our performance in Southeast Asia where we already process more than 20 million annualized food orders at average monthly growth rates of above 20%.
"Regarding Indonesia, we will continue to invest in the market, while exploring partnership ideas from interested parties which we could jointly continue to develop the Indonesia market with."
The changing landscape of investments in the meal delivery industry is likely driving Foodpanda's decision.. Foodpanda raised $210 million last year, but the company will likely face headwinds trying to raise money in the future. Funding for meal delivery companies is expected to drop severely by the end of this year. Meal delivery startups raised nearly $4 billion in funding in 2015, according to CB Insights.
Meanwhile, this total is expected to reach only $918 million by the end of this year. As more startups enter the market, venture capital firms are likely becoming more selective in their investments. And companies that saw early success like Foodpanda are particularly threatened by this environment, as they're reliant on VC investment to fund their existing operations.
A potential decrease in funding rounds can amplify existing problems, like logistics, when companies do not have the funds to address them. Foodpanda also faced issues in Indonesia that stemmed from logistics and infrastructure. Specifically, heavy traffic congestion in Jakarta made it harder to deliver food in a timely manner.
In addition, developing neighborhoods often lack infrastructure, like paved roads and clearly marked street signs, which makes deliveries more difficult. Both of these factors mean that Foodpanda drivers in Indonesia were likely met with frustrated customers if orders took too long. These complications are likely present in other Asian markets where Foodpanda operates, which we expect has held the company back from being profitable in the region.
Meanwhile, Foodpanda CEO Ralf Wenzel reports that the company is now operating at a profit in its other two regions: Central and Eastern Europe and the Middle East, according to Reuters. After the sale of its Indonesia business, we expect to see Foodpanda focus on these other regions to more heavily compete with new entrants to the scene like UberEATS and Amazon Restaurants.
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2000 Jaguar S-Type V6 Sport from North America
* Transmission went out 30 days from purchase.
* Tie rods, control arm etc.
* Coolant reservoir replaced.
* Cheap plastic pieces.
* AC compressor.
* Window regulator - front driver and passenger.
* Brake (hand brake) light comes on every now and then.
* Traction fault light comes on every now and then.
General Comments:
My car looks great. I have read a lot of negative reviews about this car. I guess I'm blessed to have a one owner car that was really kept up. I just hate all the cheap plastic parts that break.
I added the factory chrome rims, and mesh upper and lower grilles. I'm glad I have an extended warranty that covers the major things for 100,000 miles.
I hope I don't have any other issues. I'm going to knock on wood.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes
Review Date: 19th December, 2012

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When you copy or cut objects, they are added to the excel clipboard. Typically the last item added to the clipboard is pasted. You can, however, also access and paste items previously copied or cut to the excel clipboard.
In this learning module you will learn how to use the excel clipboard and what settings you can apply to it.
The clipboard is one of Windows' storage facilities. Every active programme can access it, temporarily store data on it, and then use the data again. The Windows clipboard can only hold one item at any one time. If another item is added to the clipboard, the previous one is lost.
For this reason Microsoft Office now has its own clipboard with the capacity to hold 24 items. In other words, you can collect 24 items on this clipboard. The item last added to the clipboard will also be added to the Windows clipboard and can therefore be accessed by programs that do not belong to the Microsoft Office suite.
You will find all commands relating to the use of the excel clipboard in the Clipboard group on the Home tab.
Next to the excel Clipboard group label you will find the Dialog Box Launcher . If you click here, the Clipboard task pane will open.
In the excel clipboard you will find 24 of the items most recently copied or moved.
As all Office programs have access to the clipboard, you will find – not only parts of an Excel table – but all sorts of items, such as extracts from a Word document, pictures, etc.
With the two buttons at the top of the clipboard you have the option of pasting all items in the clipboard into the table or clearing all items currently in the clipboard.
When you hover with the mouse over an item in the clipboard, a border containing an arrow is displayed next to the item. If you click on the arrow, a menu will open in which you are able to choose between the two commands . Paste will insert the respective item into the document. Delete will remove the item from the clipboard. You can therefore make room for new items or keep older items in the clipboard.
Close the excel clipboard by clicking on Close in the top right corner.
You can therefore use the excel Clipboard task pane to insert items most recently added to the clipboard into your document.
In the Clipboard task pane you can also apply settings to control when to automatically display the clipboard. Click to do this .
You will find the following setting options in the dialog box now open:
Show Office Clipboard Automatically. If this option is activated, the Clipboard will open automatically when you open a new document. This function also automatically activates option two, Show Office Clipboard When Ctrl+C Pressed Twice.
Show Office Clipboard When Ctrl+C Pressed Twice. If this function is activated, the Clipboard will open when you press [Ctrl]+[C] twice. This option is automatically selected together with the Show Office Clipboard Automatically function. The second option cannot be disabled if the first function has been activated. However, if the first function is disabled, the second option can be either turned on or off.
Collect Without Showing Office Clipboard. With this option you can copy several items to the clipboard without displaying the Clipboard dialog box. To still keep track of the status of the clipboard, you should activate option four, Show Office Clipboard Icon on Taskbar.
Show Office Clipboard Icon on Taskbar. With this option the clipboard is displayed with the icon in the taskbar at the bottom right corner of the screen, giving you quick access to the items on the clipboard. If you close the Clipboard dialog box, the icon will also disappear from the taskbar. You need to activate options three and four if you want to also show the icon in the taskbar when the excel Clipboard dialog box is closed.
Show Status Near Taskbar When Copying. This option will activate an additional display function that will let you know how many items are on the excel clipboard while you copy.
The message will appear for a few seconds, after which it will disappear again.
If you hover with the mouse over the icon on the taskbar at the bottom right of the screen, you can also see how many items are currently on the clipboard. If you right-click on the icon, a menu containing the functions of the excel Clipboard dialog box opens.
Excel will check if there is already an identical item on the clipboard. If this is the case, the item will not be copied.


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Half way through December and I don't feel like slowing down at all. It might be the fact that Christmas are closer and closer and I will finally have some time off before I have to go back to work, or maybe simply seeing the results of my work makes me all warm and fuzzy inside...
Chris, over at Chrisblogging, posted an interesting question, whether or not Freelance writers need a business plan. That post made me think, because it's an interesting dillemma.
By all means, a writer needs a business plan like a fence needs a hole; which is: not much. But once said writer decides to go freelance, decides to earn money with his or her writing, a business plan should be among the first things they write.
See, in my opinion, once you decide to make money with your writing, you need to start thinking about your writing as a business. And treat it as such. Numerous pro bloggers and freelance writers agree on this one. If you don't treat your writing as a business, it won't bring you much money.
I wrote a business plan for myself, when I decided to start freelancing. I took into the account the fact that I have a rather limited writing time, at the moment, that I work fulltime and I don't want to quit my job just yet, and I had to remember that I study on the weekends, so I can use that time to move my writing forward.
To be honest, I completely forgot about my little business plan untill that question, Chris posted. It also promtem me to join in on the fun and I wrote a small article on how writers can create a business plan. I hope those of you who haven't yet attempted a business plan will find it useful. It's definitely good to set up long-term and short-term goals and set up some sort of a road to success.
To move to other topics I wanted to cover.
While I already told you how nice it was to see that despite my complete lack of activity anywhere I earned money at Helium anyway. The truth is both Helium and AssociatedContent earned me money, but only Helium saw such a nice increase in the revenue. But in no way, I want to just sit around and hope for the best during December.
I already wrote four new articles and I'm in no way done for the month.
Practical guide to visiting Madrid, Spain
Creating writer's business plan
How to choose a blog name
How important is studying abroad for your career?
I also have several ideas for other articles, only hoping I'll have enough time to write them all.
I'm also thinking about reevaluating the business plan I wrote, adapt it to my current situation and the goals that changed a bit since the first time I decided to make money with my writing.
If it so happens that I don't post again before Christmas, I want to wish you all Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays and good luck in the New Year.
13 December 2009
Creativity, productivity and December in general
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The Tower of London.
When it is mentioned normally two (or three depending on how you count them) things jump to a person's mind. The Crown Jewels of the British Monarchy and the sight of grisly tortures and executions.
As is the case with most historical places the above is both true and false. First the Jewels…and a True fact!
True: The new Crown Jewels are housed in one area of the Tower of London and are usually open to viewing by the public. I say 'new' because all of the Jewels are 'modern' in that they were all made after 1660. When the people of Britain temporarily abolished the monarchy in 1649, following the execution of Charles the I, all of the Crown Jewels at the time were melted down, the gold and silver turned into coins and the jewels disposed of in various ways. When the monarchy was re-established they made new Jewels which are still used today by Queen Elizabeth the II and will be used by future monarchs during the coronations and other ceremonies.
Now Jewels are nice and all but…I kind of suspect that a lot of people are more morbidly curious about the second of my statements then the first. So on to the torture!
True AND False: The Tower was used as a prison, a torture chamber and as an execution ground.
Now here is where things get a bit muddled and fact and fiction tend to get all tangled up. If there is one thing I have noticed about people it is that, somewhere deep down inside, we are all fascinated by these kinds of subjects. As a result they can get blown out of proportion and made…bigger than they really are.
The Tower was used as all of the above but it was also a fortress meant to protect the city of London, it was a place where merchants set up markets, the monarchy used it as their base of power for quite some time and it is still occupied today. Many of the staff who work at the Tower in various positions also live there.
Norman the Conqueror built the White Tower (see photo above) in 1066. By building his fortress over the River Thames he could control and protect the capital city of London. Between the 11th and the 16th centuries a whole complex of buildings grew up around the White Tower, creating what we now call the 'Tower of London'. It became a main symbol of the monarchy as it housed the royal family at times, the Mint, a storage place for the royal records, and the housing point for a garrison meant to both defend and suppress the population of London.
The bloody history of the Tower first rose up in the rumor of the "Princes of the Tower" which was further immortalized in William Shakespeare's play "Richard the III". In the early 1480s Edward V and his younger brother Richard of Shrewsbury, Duke of York, were the only surviving children of Edward the IV and his wife Elizabeth Woodville. Despite the weighty titles the two boys were only 12 and 9 at the time and, while the younger Edward's claim on the throne was debated, they were placed in the care of their uncle, the Lord Protector, Richard, Duke of Gloucester. Once Edward's claim to the throne was secured Duke Richard housed the boys in the Tower of London, supposedly while waiting for the coronation. Only the boys disappeared and Richard took the throne himself, becoming King Richard the III of England.
As the boys were never found it was rumored that Richard had murdered them both in order to claim the throne. While Shakespeare went with that theory himself in his play (therefore securing it as 'fact' in the minds of anyone who has read his play all the way up to modern times) it has never been proven. In fact there were several suspects at the time. In light of the recent discovery of a skeleton that is widely suspected (and almost proven) to be Richard the III's skeleton, there has been some discussion on re-examining the disappearance to see what else might turn up.
In 1674 workmen found a box containing two small skeletons buried near the White Tower. This find gave further weight to the idea that the princes were in fact murdered (Since other rumors had cropped up that they'd escaped the Tower). Though it could not be proven that these were the bodies of the missing princes King Charles II had them re-buried in Westminster Abbey, thus adding a new twist to a very old mystery.
That was the first incident that led to the Tower's more dubious modern reputation. But it really started with Henry VIII, his spilt from the Roman Catholic Church, his use of the Tower as a place to imprison his opponents and where two of his wives were executed.
While the basement of the Tower, being an active center of the monarchy, was regularly used to house prisoners and gather information from them, this function became more prominent during the religious upheavals of the 16th and 17th centuries as the Catholic and Protestant churches began a long, monarchy-fueled battle for dominance in England. During this time the basement of the Tower became infamous as a torture area for priests, sympathizers to either side and anyone else that the government had grounds to view as 'suspicious'. In fact you can still visit the Tower of London today and enter one area that has torture devices set up where you can learn about them. Expect a bit of a line though…it's a place that draws the morbidly curious to it.
But the real question here is often about the executions that took place on Tower Green toward the center of the Tower of London.
The fact of the matter is that only a handful of executions actually took place on Tower Green. Most of them were public affairs, taking place some ways from the Tower on Tower Hill. However at times (roughly around seven according to most records) an execution was too politically sensitive to take place in public or they might decide to afford some privacy to the condemned. The latter most commonly was granted to female prisoners of high status.
While I won't go into grisly details of the executions all of the ones at the Tower were beheading by sword or by axe. Among the rather short list of victims were two of the wives of Henry the VIII: His second wife Ann Boleyn, and his fifth wife Catherine Howard. Jane Seymour, the Nine Day Queen, was executed there as well. The three of the other four recorded deaths at Tower Green were also related to the Tudor reign. Margaret Pole was an ally of Henry the VIII's first wife Katherine of Aragon and so convicted of treason following Anne's fall from grace. Jane Boleyen (Who gave damning evidence against her sister-in-law Anne Bolyen) had encouraged the dalliances of Catherine Howard and was executed right after Catherine. Richard Duvereux, 2nd Earl of Essex, a favorite of Queen Elizabeth the I who later turned against her, was executed for treason following a failed rebellion. The only remembered execution at Tower Green that was not connected to the Tudor reign was William Hastings who was executed in connection with the Princes of the Tower and King Richard III's rise to power.
So, as can be seen above, despite the hype there really were not that many deaths officially at the Tower. Most of them were some distance away in London proper on Tower Hill. Still the intrigue lives on since most of the victims were women and several were quite young with tragic histories. Artists and fiction writers have heavily romanticized these histories over the years, adding to the allure.
At almost a thousand years old the Tower is one of the oldest still-standing structures of power in the world. With its age comes a long, dramatic, bloody and exciting history that continues to intrigue people. Whether people come because they're history buffs, they're fascinated with the Royal families of England, or they've just watched a lot of episodes of shows like "Tudors" and "Reign", they want to see the places were so many moments in history happened.
Also we are generally fascinated by that which lies outside of our culturally-appointed comfort zones so, rather like moths, we are drawn in by the tragic histories and tales that fill the Tower. We want to see these places for ourselves, to stand on the stones and try to imagine back into the past, so far back that we have no authentic frame of reference for it, and try to imagine a time when these grisly matters were a fact of existence rather than something viewed through the lens of a story.
Deep down inside we all know that the world is so much older than we are—that it has gone on for ages long before our distant ancestors lived and it will keep spinning on in some form for years into the future. We just want some small proof of that. And, standing on grounds surrounded by buildings that date back to the 11th century at their oldest, we find a piece of that proof.
And that keeps us coming back.
I hope if you're ever in the area that you'll stop by the Tower! It's quite amazing , well worth the visit and the wait to get in should there be a line! It is also a UNESCO World Heritage site along with being one of the palaces of England. More information about visiting the Tower and its history can be found on the Tower's website: www.hrp.org.uk/TowerOfLondon\ . Have great adventures until the next time we meet!


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The Band Perry's Kimberly Perry Engaged [VIDEO]
Kimberly Perry of The Band Perry is DONE. No she's not leaving the band or anything like that, what I do mean is she is officially done with the dating world. Kimberly has announced that she is happily engaged to get married.Her boyfriend J.P. Arencibia who is the starting catcher for the Toronto Blue Jays proposed to her last night (9/30) according to The Tennessean. After dating a little over a year the two met in February 2012 at the Florida Strawberry Festival. Kimberly says her whole family approves of J.P. somewhat of a first for the singer.
The Tennessean reports that the wedding proposal supposedly took place under an old tree on the Perry's property in Greeneville, Tennessee. Kimberly told The Tennessean she didn't know how big the diamond was but she thinks it' s at least three karats. The wedding is expected to take place in the summer of 2014. Stay tuned!
The Band Perry is gearing up for their first worldwide headlining arena tour. See the video.
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News Archive: 2008
Casey Charles (English Department Chair) was chosen as a semi-finalistfor the 2007 Pavement Saw Press Transcontinental Award.
Hope & Anchor, a chapbook of prose poems by Joshua Corey (MFA '99), has just been published by Noemi Press.
Michael Fitzgerald's debut novel,Radiant Days (Shoemaker & Hoard, 2007) has been selected by L.A. Weekly as one of their "Favorite Undernourished Books of the Year." Read about Michael's book, as well as the other selections,here.
Karen Volkman's sonnet "Blank bride of the hour" was included in the Poetry Foundation blog entry "Sonnetude" by A.E.Stallings. Four of her new poems ([What's wrong with the hear, Doctor], [Cedarspiking to heaven], [O thou, in a restless bracken], and [Have we said momentsare gods or questions]) have been accepted for publication in New American Writing.
Jill Beauchesne (MFA '06) was recently selected for a writer's residency at the Caldera Arts Center in Oregon for March 2008.
Rose Bunch (MFA '06) iscurrently in her first year at the PhD program at FSU, which she avers has"kick-ass instructors and a healthy extended community of talented students,events and visiting writers, editors and agents ... I would be happy to suggestit to anyone considering continuing their studies after the MFA." Her story,"Donkey Hammer," is in the current issue of Gulf Coast (#20), and was also recently nominated for a Pushcart Prize.
"Skin," a poem by Trina Burke (MFA '08), was selected for publication by Hayden's Ferry Review. Trina has also had poems appear in 580 Split, Borderlands, Burnside Review,Rattle, The Southeast Review and elsewhere.
Freeman Walker, a novel, by David Allan Cates (MFA '92), will be published in October 2008 by UnbridledBooks.
Kelly Ferguson (MFA '08) was selected as a finalist for the 2008 NewWorks Competition by the Richard Hugo House in Seattle. Kelly's work, "50 States," was selected by literary agent Elizabeth Wales.
Adam Golaski's (MFA '05) Color Plates, a museum that houses little stories—plates—drawn from the painting of Éduoard Manet, Edgar Degas, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, and Mary Cassatt, will be published by Rose Metal Press in 2009. Worse Than Myself, a collection of twelve strange stories, five of which are set in Montana, will be published by Raw Dog Screaming Press in 2008. "Green," his translation of Sir Gawain & the Green Knight, is being serialized by Open Letters.
The Baseball Field at Night, the last poems of Patricia Goedicke, is now available from Lost Horse Press. For more information about the book, visit both Lost Horse Press and Amazon.com for info.
To download Melissa Kwasny's introduction to the book, visit its original publication in Drumlummon Views here.
Joanna Klink's second book, Circadian, will be featured in the spring 2008 issue of American Poet, the journal of the Academy of American Poets. She'll read at the launch in New York in late April.
Diana Spechler's (MFA '03) novel, Who By Fire, sold to Harper Perennial and has been excerpted in Moment Magazine and the Greensboro Review.
Chris Dombrowski and his wife Mary, have welcomed a daughter into their family. Molly Dombrowski was born on February 4th. In other news, Chris has new poems in recent orforthcoming issues of Basalt, Denver Quarterly, New Orleans Review, Poetry; an essay forthcoming in the March/April issue of Orion; a chapbook, Fragments with Dusk in Them, forthcoming this Spring from Punctilious Press. He also recently signed an advance book contract with Wayne State University Press for a manuscript of poetry tentatively titled By Cold Water. Chris was also invited to be a participant in the Skagit River Poetry Festival (WA), this coming May.
Red Rover by Deirdre McNamer was awarded the 2007 Montana Book Award, which recognizes literary excellence in a book written bysomeone who lives in Montana, set in Montana, or dealing with Montana themes and issues. The prize will be presented to McNamer on Thursday, April 10th,during the Montana Library Association convention in Great Falls. Red Rover, published by Viking in 2007, will be released in trade paperback by Penguin in August 2008.
The 10th issue of Octopus Magazine, an online journal of poetry, is now live, and features work by 80 poets, including both former and current Missoulians Nathan Bartel, Linh Dinh, Grace Egbert, RobSchlegel, Sandra Simonds, Karen Volkman and Greta Wrolstad. Other contributors include Martha Ronk, Tomaz Salamun, Will Oldham and CD Wright, among many others.
Jasmine Dreame Wagner (MFA '08) has four prose poems in the current issue of Action, Yes, a long poem on the Greenpoint Terminal Market in the current of American Letters & Commentary, and one poem forthcoming in NOÖ Journal.
Lucas Farrell (MFA '08) has been selected as the recipient of the 3rd Annual Greta Wrolstad Travel Award in support of a collaborative project based in Inuvik, Northwest Territories.
Ellen Finnigan (MFA '98) has been selected as the recipient of the 2008 Merriam-Frontier Award, awarded by the English Department at the University of Montana. The Creative Writing Program will sponsor the publication of a selection of three essays.
The first and only issue of Left Facing Bird, an online journal of new writing conceived and edited in a single day, is now live, and features the work of 100 writers, including current and former Missoulians Caren Beilin, Elisabeth Benjamin, Steffen Brown, Haines Eason,Ashley Gorham, Richard Greenfield, Matthew Kaler, Youna Kwak, Jeremy Pataky,Grier Phillips and Lisa Schumaier. Other contributors include Kazim Ali, Maxine Chernoff, Paul Hoover, Bhanu Kapil, Ed Roberson, Tomaz Salamun, LeonardSchwartz, among many others.
The current issue of American Poet magazine is featuring an essay by Karen Volkman and poems by Joanna Klink and Prageeta Sharma, excerpted from their collections Circadian and Infamous Landscapes, respectively. American Poet is a biannual publication of theAcademy of American Poets.
Karen Volkman's full-length collection of sonnets, Nomina, is now available from BOA Editions. Her translation of Francis Ponge's "The Trees DeleteThemselves Inside a Fog-Sphere" is appearing in Poetry magazine's April 2008 translation issue.
Judy Blunt's Breaking Clean (Knopf, 2002) was recently mentioned by the Wall Street Journal as one of the five best books evoking the Modern American West. The list also includes books by Gretel Ehrlich, James Galvin, Geoffrey O'Gara and Terry Tempest Williams.
Richard Greenfield's (MFA '99) second full-length collection of poems, Tracer, was recently accepted for publication by Omnidawn Books; it is expected to bereleased in early 2009.
Tom Lombardi's (MFA '99) debut novel, My Summer on Earth, is out from Simon & Schuster. Tom's writing has also appeared in The New York Times Magazine, McSweeney's, Fence and Nerve, among other places.
A hypertext version of Caren Beilin's story, "Animals are Placebos," is available for view in New River: Journal of Digital Writing and Art. To experience the story, as interpreted by artist Jennifer Smith, click here , Caren is entering into her second year in the MFA program.
Carter Benton (MFA '08) and Aryn Kyle (MFA '03) will both be featured in The Atlantic's Fourth Annual Fiction Issue, coming soon in both print and on The Atlantic website. Their stories will be featured among stories by Julie Schumacher, Wendell Berry, Jess Row, Ann Patchett, and Cristina Henriquez.
Worse Than Myself, a collection ofhorror stories by Adam Golaski (MFA '05), is now available from Raw Dog Screaming Press. The stories, writes author Glen Hirshberg,"lure readers through deceptively familiar portals: rural roadside diners,uninhabited river islands, shadowed woods. But inside are worlds fresh andstrange, haunted as much by loneliness as fear, where the living and theless-than-dead alternately terrify and cling to each other."
Five poems by Matthew Kaler (MFA '08) have been published by zafusy: contemporary poetry journal.
"The Dancing School," a short story by Kate Kostelnik (MFA '05), is featured in the current issue ofHayden's Ferry Review.
Ed McFadden (currently in the MFA program) has give poems forthcoming in the magazine Sugar Mule.
Karen Volkman's Nomina (recently out from BOA Editions) is reviewed by poet Daniel Nester in the May 14-20 edition of Time Out New York. Read the review here.
The Creative Writing Program welcomes visiting faculty Beverly Lowry and Brian Blanchfield for the Fall Semester.
Brandon Henderson (MFA Incoming) was published in the Fall 2007 issue of Touchstones and has recently released children's book The Legend of the Kukui Nut.
Megan Kruse (MFA Incoming) has work in the following journals: Bellingham Review, Phoebe, Gertrude Press, Vespertine Press, Oyez Review, Oregon Literary Review, and Fiddlehead as well as a story forthcoming from the Portland Noir anthology from Akashic Books.
Caren Beilin (MFA Returning) has fiction in thecurrent LIT Magazine, in theSeptember issue of Open Letters, in the forthcoming issue of Fugue Magazine, in an upcoming issue of The Lifted Brow, online at 5_trope, and will be reading a story for the next McSweeney's audiobook.
Ed McFadden (MFA Returning) has a poem called Sharp Relief which won an honorable mention in the Nebraska Shakespeare Sonnet Writing Contest this past spring. He also has poems forthcoming in Sugar Mule in November: "Lao Tzu," "Somewhere Near Red Lodge," "Petri Dish," "Abandoned Laboratory," and "Lying in Bed with a Dish of Beans."
Laura Dunn (MFA Returning) also has a poem on the Nebraska Shakespeare Sonnet Writing Contest.
Carrie Ojanen (MFA Incoming) has two poems forthcoming from Prairie Schooner: BlueCabin and All Her Breath is Gone as well as having a personal essay published in the Gadfly this year.
Scott Jones (MFA Returning) has a piece entitled The Ambulance Driver Assures Us Self-Inflicted Says Nothing of Intention forthcoming in Third Coast, spring 2009; Coins published in Bombay Gin, issue34.2, spring 2008; When Amsterdam Becomes New Atlantis forthcoming in Forklift Ohio, spring 2008; Indian Summer's End and Northwest Passage from Camas, spring 2008; and an as-yet untitled chapbook forthcoming this spring with Bedouin Books.
Marvin Shackelford (MFA Returning) has a story entitled Floaters forthcoming in the Spring/Summer issue of Quarterly West.
Chris Dombrowski's (MFA'01) chapbook (Punctilious Press, 2008) is out and available through Missoula's Shakespeare and Company.
Matthew Eck's (MFA '02) novel The Farther Shore (Milkweed Editions, 2007) has received recent awards and recognitions including: being selected as one of The National Book Foundation's "5 Under 35" Fiction Selections for 2008, a Barnes & Noble 2007 Discover Great New Writers Award Finalist, a Barnes & Noble Discover Great New Writers Selection, a Kansas City Star Top Ten Book of the Year, a 2007 Milkweed National Fiction Prize, a LitBlog Read This! Winter 2007 Selection, and has received critical praise comparing it to literary works such as Cormac McCarthy's powerful contemporary novel The Road and Stephen Crane's classic The Red Badge of Courage.
Naomi Kimbell's (MFA '08) satirical essay Whistling in the Dark has been unanimously selected for publication in the next issue of Black Warrior Review.


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OMG! Don't say you're stopping blogging?
You should be so lucky…
So what do you mean then?
I was referring to 2015. Won't be missing you. (With a Douglas Adams reference)
But 2015 was the year I started eating fish!
So all that Omega 3 is what's made you so creative, funny and inspirational then?
Naturally. I think. Not completely convinced some of it may have been fictional or artificially introduced for the sake of marketing purposes.
So you've not fallen for all the 'sleight of hand' seen this year then?
Not completely. But that doesn't mean I shall stop campaigning against all those things that may or may not actually exist….
That's good to hear.
It is! Or isn't it? I'm going to look into the future and ask some people I know in Australia…. 😉
And just so you know I haven't completely lost my twisted sense of humor. This wedding stretched limo was parked outside earlier…
And because it was bright – this was the number plate….
Now this may just be me… But doesn't that mean "Before Swinging"? 😀


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DEFINE body & mind is growing, globally.
The Houston-based fitness boutique founded in 2009 by Henry Richardson, has cornered the market locally and launched an aggressive franchise-based expansion strategy.
Founded by Henry Richardson in 2009, DEFINE body + mind was conceived through Richardson's own personal pain management and post-graduate study. Chronic discomfort from injuries sustained over years of being an All American diving athlete, including a broken back, led him to his first Pilates/Yoga/Ballet hybrid class. At the end of class, Richardson knew this form of exercise would inspire massive change and set the trajectory for his life's work.
The franchise is based on the belief that physical strength, length, and balance impact both state of mind and well-being. Clients enjoy a combination of barre, cycling, yoga, trampoline, hammock and more, all under one eco-friendly roof. DEFINE studios inspire results, foster community, and give back to achieve sustainable health and happiness.
why we franchise
When DEFINE began to take off as more than another movement studio, we wanted to let others with an entrepreneurial spirit in on the journey with us.
Franchising is more than a business expansion concept; it is a way to create meaningful connections with individuals tightly connected to the movement communities in their hometowns, to expand the reach of our innovative approach to whole-life happiness and wellbeing, and to create opportunities for prospective business owners to have an amazing vessel to grow their professional experience and themselves, personally.
Franchising DEFINE has been a platform for exactly that:
Supporting entrepreneurial-minded individuals work for themselves, yet not by themselves
Giving partners who are excited about hard work and making an impact a low-risk opportunity to open and operate a DEFINE studio
Connecting people passionate about being their absolute best with other like-minded individuals and in turn, cultivating like-minded communities
We've written some blog posts on why we franchise and what's unique about DEFINE –
if you're keen to read more, check them out below.
DEFINE: A Boutique Fitness Franchise Opportunity
Strength Through Variety In the past several years, the boutique fitness concept has continued to expand and grow! The mainstream health club industry has changed and interest in big box gyms have declined. WHY? Consumer, lifestyle, and demographic trends, as well as...read more
I'm Excited To Bring DEFINE To Bergen County
I am a modern mom, the mom that wants to do it all and have it all. I love my family, love being a business woman, and thrive as an entrepreneur. As crazy and hectic as my life sometimes gets, I really would not have it any other way. My latest goal is to bring DEFINE...read more
DEFINE's Competitive Franchise Advantage
Boutique Fitness Taken To The Next Level Strength Through Variety From trends like low-impact to high-intensity training, consumers today are seeking a variety of different fitness options that range from strength training and cycling to meditation and yoga. In the...read more
our founder
Meet the faces behind the brand, the heartbeats behind the hardwork(outs).
Henry Richardson
Richardson's mission for DEFINE is to build a sustainable health and wellness community across the franchise, using a holistic lifestyle approach so members can reach their physical and inner strength goals, as defined by them. A native Houstonian, Henry conceived DEFINE's contemporary, integrated body-mind concept through personal pain management and post-graduate study. Deeply committed to individuals living their absolute best life, Henry focuses on developing new programs, products and relationships to continue to lead the industry and break further ground in the mind, body and spirit wellness market.
Erin O'Leary Stewart
Erin's background in professional dance and teaching Pilates, barre, dance and fitness classes coupled with a culinary degree from the Natural Gourmet Institute for Health and Culinary Arts, perfectly aligns with her role in and contribution to the success of DEFINE. Erin joined DEFINE in 2011 as co-owner, playing a vital role in expanding the brand with its third location, developing new class programs, and creating DEFINE foods; a program dedicated to educating on the importance of whole foods health. In 2013, Erin transitioned to work on the implementation of the franchise program, with the ultimate goal of bringing DEFINE to every viable community.
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franchise benefits
Aside from creating a movement of movers and shakers in your community and inspiring the health and wellness scene, joining the DEFINE Franchise family holds so much potential:
You access an innovative and proprietary franchise model that offers a variety of popular, yet unique fitness and wellness classes
The atmosphere of our studios promotes an upscale environment that attracts a broad client base that is committed to fitness, health & wellness
Support and guidance on location selection and studio design
Initial & ongoing operations and marketing support, tools, and technologies
Initial and ongoing instructor training programs: live and online
Access to continuous updates of class choreography and new exercises
Access to a proprietary line of cold-pressed juices, granola, and superfood bars
Access to a team committed to community building and charitable giving
ideal franchisee
We're looking for Franchisees who live, breathe and embody the DEFINE way of being:
You are passionate about health, wellness, & balance
You have a desire to help others become their absolute best
You are excited about multiple revenue streams that include recurring income, exclusive products, branded programs, and so much more
You are eager to be part of an innovative business model with high growth potential
You want to be part of a creative, fun, & dynamic team of people
You have a solid understanding of business, operations, and marketing
You are community-minded and ready to bring DEFINE to your neighborhood
our foundation, DEFINEd.
DEFINE is built on a four distinct pillars that inform every decision we make:
We believe wellbeing results from balancing the body and mind, and that each individual has their own definition of what that means for them. We're the space for them to understand and DEFINE it.
It's more than the movement; it's the space you move in. Every element of your experience—sights, sounds, smells—is designed to enhance your energy and inspire you to achieve results.
A sense of belonging and connection to something bigger than us all—a movement or a collective mindset—unlocks another level of commitment and dedication. Not to mention, the straight up fun of group sweats.
giving back
Giving back or paying it forward; the ripple effect of acts of generosity extend far and wide. Contributing to the communities we're in fosters a full circle of wellbeing and creates connections beyond our studio doors.
Simply put, it's one form, and one conversation.
1. Fill out a 'Request For Information' form below.
2. Wait for our call: we'll reach out to you.
When we connect, we'll give you insight and information about the business, starting simply by introducing ourselves, and moving deeper into the details as we continue to chat. You'll learn it all; how many instructors you'll need, what support you will receive, timelines and startup costs to setting franchise expectations, and what marketing resources and operations support will be available to you.
Most importantly, together we'll discover and determine if is DEFINE is the right fit for you; so you enter into a business that suits you and is a catalyst for your ability to thrive and have some serious #lifelove.
If you're ready to take the first step towards DEFINE-ing your community, complete this form. We can't wait to talk to you soon.


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New Study Links Pesticide Exposure to Autism
Scientists at the University of California (UC), Davis and UC Los Angeles published findings that further strengthen the link between pesticide exposure and autism. According to the researchers, this is the third major study identifying a specific connection between autism and pesticide exposure. Additional studies have concluded that pesticides are also implicated in developmental delay in children.
The study, published in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives assessed whether pregnant women living close to areas using agricultural pesticides gave birth to children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) or developmental delay (DD). California maps the use of agricultural pesticides extensively, allowing the scientists from UC Davis and UC Los Angeles to track 970 pregnant women and their pesticide exposures across the state. Commercial pesticide application data from the California Pesticide Use Report (1997-2008) were linked to the addresses of the women during pregnancy. The researchers totalled the amounts of active ingredient applied for various pesticide compounds (organophophates, organochlorines, pyrethroids, and carbamates) within 0.77 mile (1.25 kilometer), 0.93 mile (1.5 kilometer), and 1.1 miles (1.75 kilometers) from the home.
The children of the women studied included 486 with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD), 168 with a developmental delay (DD) and 316 with typical development. Approximately one-third of the mothers studied lived just under one mile (1.5 kilometers) of an agricultural pesticide application during pregnancy. The scientists found that living close to organophosphate pesticides at some point during pregnancy was associated with a 60% increased risk for ASD. Organophosphates are a group of chemicals commonly used in insecticides, herbicides and nerve gases – they were discovered in the 19th century but their notorious history includes use as chemical weapons against humans in the Second World War.
Additionally, children of mothers living near pyrethroid insecticide applications just prior to conception or during the third trimester were at greater risk for both ASD and DD. This chemical is a synthetic version of a naturally occurring chemical in chrysanthemum; however it has been modified to be more stable, more potent and is not used as nature (and the chrysanthemum) intended it. The scientists also found the risk for DD was increased in children whose mothers lived near carbamate applications as well at any point during pregnancy. According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), carbamates are a group of chemicals that affect the nervous system by disrupting an enzyme that regulates acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter.
The authors of the study believe this examination of ASD strengthens the evidence linking neurodevelopmental disorders (including developmental delay) with pesticide exposures during pregnancy. They are the first to admit more work is required before concluding pesticides cause autism and other disorders. Regardless, the evidence continues to mount on the dangers of these chemicals on both agricultural land and in the yards of family homes. When it comes to banning pesticides, we can pick our cause, from earthworms to bees to the water supply. Now we can add unborn babies to the risk list.
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Rio Tinto has completed the M&A, previously announced.
HATHOR EXPLORATION LIMITED Mining News
Rio Tinto succeeds in bid for Hathor Exploration-Offer extended to December 12, 2011
Hathor Exploration Limited (TSX:HAT) ("Hathor") announces that Rio Tinto has confirmed that it has succeeded in its bid to acquire Hathor and that all of the conditions of the offer, made through an indirect wholly-owned Canadian subsidiary of Rio, have been satisfied.
Canada competition watchdog clears Rio Tinto bid for Hathor
Canada's competition watchdog has cleared global miner Rio Tinto's C$654 million ($630 million) takeover offer for Hathor Exploration , Rio Tinto said on Wednesday.
Rio Tinto CEO mum on Hathor counteroffer
Rio Tinto CEO Tom Albanese wouldn't say if his company would raise its bid for a Canadian uranium developer after a rival bid Tuesday.
Rio outbids Cameco for Hathor Exploration
Rio Tinto (LON:RIO ) is expanding its presence in Canada with an all-cash offer to acquire Hathor Exploration (TSE:HAT), which owns the Roughrider uranium deposit in Saskatchewan. The global mining giant announced today a $4.15 per share, all-cash bid for Hathor valued at $578 million. The bid is 11% higher than Cameco's $3.75 per share hostile bid for Hathor announced last month. It is the first bid for a Canadian company that Rio has made since acquiring Alcan in 2007. "The superior Rio Tinto offer provided fair value to Hathor shareholders over Cameco's current hostile, unsolicited takeover over," said Hathor chief executive officer Dr. Michael H. Gunning.
Striking uranium workers 'defeat logic'
A strike appears imminent at Rio Tinto's Rssing Uranium Mine in the Namibian-Naukluft Park (pictured) after workers unhappy over production bonuses on Wednesday voted unanimously in favour of industrial action that could cripple operations at the mine responsible for some 5% of world production. Management said the demands were unreasonable and defeat logic. The industrial action takes place at a difficult time for the uranium industry with the spot price recently falling below $50 – levels last seen immediately after the nuclear accident at Fukushima. The sector has lost some 40% of its value since the Japan disaster and the first deal of what is expected to be widespread consolidation in the industry is already shaping up to be a classic David and Goliath fight.
Hathor buffs Roughrider ahead of new response to Cameco
Junior explorer Hathor Exploration on Tuesday said a preliminary economic assessment of its Roughrider uranium deposit showed it would potentially be one of the lowest cost uranium producers in the world at only $14.44/lb U3O8. The junior uranium company is the target of a hostile bid from world number one uranium miner Cameco and has gained about 56% since the offer and 121% since the start of the year. Hathor believes its worth more than the offer price and said it will formally respond tomorrow (September 14) and urged shareholders to sit tight.
Hathor Exploration Limited Announces Annual General Meeting Results
Hathor Exploration Limited (TSX:HAT) ("Hathor" or the "Company") is pleased to announce the results of its recently held Annual General Meeting of shareholders (the "Meeting"). At the Meeting, shareholders re-elected each of James Malone, Michael Gunning, Benjamin Ainsworth, John Currie and Martin Glynn to the Company's Board of Directors.


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Hello, welcome to my webpage. My name is Lisa and I run Hopfield Counselling. I am a BACP Accredited Integrative counsellor / psychotherapist which means that I work in a way that is individual to each client, not in a prescriptive, pre-meditated way. I have been trained to utilise many different skills and approaches to meet an individuals needs.
I am able to offer both short and long term counselling for adults, adolescents and children working from a light and airy garden room. My practice offers a safe space to explore what's troubling your life as many of us at some stage can feel confused, isolated, anxious, stressed or alone.
I am also trained to work with couples, investigating what is happening within relationships, establish what the difficulties may be and providing both people in the relationship with the chance to communicate in a non-judgemental and safe environmemt.
Having someone impartial to really listen and walk in your world with you can give you the space and time to get some perspective and understanding. It can provide you with the time to investigate what is troubling your life at the moment and assist you to look for new ways to manage those difficulties. As counselling is not a directive process we work together to find new ways of coping and make life changes.
"Courage doesn't happen when you have all the answers. It happens when you are ready to face the questions you have been avoiding your whole life."
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As well as working in private practice I have experience of working in the charitable sector as a Counsellor for Woking & Sam Beare Hospice. Within my role for the hospice I worked with both life limited patients as well as families of the bereaved and ran Footsteps, a bereavement group for children aged 5 to 12 years. In addition to my work with the Hospice I also work for The Matthew Hackney Foundation providing a counselling service to local schools. I work with children covering a variety of issues in a school environment helping them to overcome anxiety, depression, stress or the like.
My practice is based in Byfleet with free parking and is easily accessible from Woking, Weybridge, Addlestone, St George's Hill, New Haw, West Byfleet and within a 15 minute walk of Byfleet and New Haw railway station.
I also hold a Post Graduate Diploma in Counselling Supervision and am able to offer supervisory sessions.
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Carol Ann Boettner, 68, of South Beaver Township, died Saturday, Feb. 20, 2010, in Heritage Valley Beaver.
Born Oct. 22, 1941, in McKees Rocks, her parents were the late Harvey and Katherine Doud Krise. Carol was a homemaker and was a member of the New Brighton Christian Assembly Church and belonged to the Stroke Club.
Surviving are a daughter, Dorothy Boettner, New� Brighton; a brother, Harvey Krise, Brighton Township; two brothers-in-law, and two sisters-in-law, Barbara and George Boehm, New Brighton; Robert Boettner, New Jersey, Janice Boettner, New Jersey and several nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Howard "Skip" Boettner Jr.; a daughter, Sandy Boettner and a sister, Mary Krise.
The family would like to extend a very special thank you to the First and Second Floor Care Givers of the Beaver Valley Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, South Beaver Twp., the Critical Care Staff and 2nd Floor Care Givers of Heritage Valley Beaver and the Liberty Dialysis Clinics and their staff.
At the request of Carol, there will be no visitation or memorial service.
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Love this jacket. I have a grey velvet kimono jacket which I similarly wear with skinny jeans and plain tees. It's one of those pieces that can really lift your mood and can make you feel a bit special!xReplyDelete
I also like the way you wear it, it's lovely. And your hair - gorgeous!ReplyDelete
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Boeing delivered its new aircraft, the 787 Dreamliner, today. Funding for FEMA may only last until the end of this week. Martha Stewart is back on her company's board. Tess spoke with NYU professor. Diane Ravitch about education reform. There may be a major plan to save the euro. The European Union is lightening its emissions requirements for airlines. And we heard about dynamic pricing in the airline industry. Here are the songs we played:
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|to appreciate and empower mothers to contribute effectively to global development. We aim to bring women into the mainstream of development using a comprehensive approach.
Motherhood Appreciation Project (MAP) is a non-governmental organization that aims at helping you express your sincerest and honest value for a woman who is a biological mother, foster mother, step mother, wife, mother of a child or children, and grandmother. Starting from Ghana, we intend to expand our frontiers to draw on the synergy of women globally. Through our commitment to collaboration and creativity, our work takes us into the heart of children, mothers, fathers, parents, guardians, families and communities.
We help mothers and families to reconcile, appreciate each other and improve upon their socio-economic conditions. We aim at working with individuals, families, non-profitable and profitable organisations, and a variety of local and international partners for a common good, whilst maintaining our independence from political and religious orientation.
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Saturday, December 16, 2017
Monsters looking for homes!
No code needed. Find the monsters in my Big Cartel shop
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Friday, December 15, 2017
NEW Monster Candy Rotten and FREE SHIPPING ON ALL ITEMS! INTERNATIONAL INCLUDED
I just posted this sweet rotten monster to my Big Cartel shop! I am offering free shipping on all items, no code needed! I will also ship out same day for orders in the US. Junker Jane Big Cartel shop
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Wednesday, December 6, 2017
Playing with my voodoos
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Voodoo Always
Voodoo Phantasma and Vodun Maanlig
These two monsters are now in my Big Cartel shop!
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NEW batch of voodoos in my Big Cartel shop
You can find them here : Junker Jane Big Cartel shop
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Saturday, November 18, 2017
WIP Voodoo Dolls
Oh! Besides dreaming of other realms I am working on new monster dolls and voodoo. Pics from my Instagram.
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Monday, November 13, 2017
Every year this time
I want to hibernate. Hermit in the woods. Walk into another realm. Just retreat for the winter. No can do, so reading will have to suffice. Illustration by Trina Schart Hyman
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Saturday, October 28, 2017
NEW Monster dolls!
Finally have some new works! I added two new monsters to my Big Cartel shop and also made three especially for The Weeping Glass Gallery. \
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My dolls for Toy Makers of Planet Earth
Here are all three of my dolls for Stranger Factory's, Toy Makers of Planet Earth! If you are interested Monster Millie Macaron, Monster Rose Darling or Monster Daffodily Doom, please inquire with Stranger Factory!
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Visitors to the 12th annual Artists of Rappahannock Open Studio and Gallery Tour won't want to miss the three new galleries that join the tour this year. Spawned by the demise of Rappahannock Central and its River District Arts (RDA) gallery, the new galleries are clustered in and near Sperryville. The largest of the group, River District Artists, represents 13 of the original 20 artists at RDA, and is located in space leased from Ginger Hill Antiques on U.S. 211 west of Washington.
"We love the space. The Route 211 location has increased traffic, and it has great lighting," said Marilyn Armor, spokesperson for the members.
The diverse mix of artists includes four from Old Rag Photography (Ray Boc, Joyce Harman, Bette Hileman and Francie Schroeder) and watercolorists Marilyn Armor and Mary Allen, potter Michele Soderman, fused glass artist Jennifer Webb, weaver and hook rug artists Sally and Jim Mello, and printmaker and oil painter Kate Anderson. Two other painters, Bonnie Dixon (oil and mixed media) and Gary Lobman (oil and acrylic), round out the talented group. Visitors won't want to miss the Dark Sky Initiative photos by Joyce Harman, an exhibit sponsored by a grant from the Claudia Mitchell Fund of RAAC. (This program receives its grant funds in part from the annual art tour revenues.)
In Sperryville, the Rappahannock Pottery Collective is building out a gallery in the Copper Fox building. The collective's four members — Sara Adams, Doris Jones, Susan Hornbostel and Nancy Nord — met while taking lessons from former Rappahannock artist Jeanne Drevas, and were one of the first artist groups in RDA. They create both hand built and wheel thrown works, which range from ikebana containers to whimsical teapots.
A bright new addition to Sperryville's art life is the Cottage Curator, created by Jackie Bailey Labovitz, a nationally known independent art curator who has created exhibits for individuals, corporations and embassies around the world, including the Smithsonian Institution (and a fine-art nature photographer herself).
Labovitz specializes in finding living artists and artisans and creating art spaces that reflect their work. "Most artists' work never make it into a museum until they are dead," she notes, noting that she has a "missionary's zeal" to curate exhibits that help artists get their work recognized.
Her gallery differs from most in that she "curates" her exhibits around a theme, as is the case with her inaugural exhibition entitled "Trees." This exhibit features works inspired by trees, honoring the Shenandoah National Park's 100th birthday. Visitors will find not only paintings, sculpture, woodcut prints, drawings and photographs but also fine crafts from nationally recognized and collected artists. "Everything revolves around trees and wood," Labovitz notes.
Six of the 18 featured artist are Rappahannock-based, including Labovitz herself, as well as Kathy Chumley, Rosabel Goodman-Everard, Barbara Heile, Dabney Kirchman and Margot S. Neuhaus. The exhibit will have its opening reception 3 to 5 p.m. this Saturday (Oct. 15) and will run through Dec. 18.


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Hsu Chao-jung's (許昭榮) Lost Soldiers
I came across this article about writer and activist Hsu Chao-jung (許昭榮) in a past Liberty Times newspaper: http://www.libertytimes.com.tw/2008/new/may/21/today-so3.htm. The story covers Hsu's frustration with the Taiwanese government, which, to the best of my knowledge, pays pensions to KMT veterans of WWII but not Taiwanese veterans of the same war. It also discusses Hsu's suicide in 2008 in protest to the Taiwanese government's neglect of Taiwanese veterans. Hsu's suicide note, found in his apartment after Hsu set himself on fire in his car, stresses this point.
I remember reading Hsu's book 動盪時代的無奈 台籍老兵血淚故事 when I was doing my thesis. I don't know what the English title would be; as far as I know, it has never been translated to English. Hsu wrote 動盪時代的無奈 台籍老兵血淚故事 in Japanese because he wanted to inform Japanese people of the behavior of the KMT invaders they left Taiwan to following the Second World War. It has since been translated to Chinese.
動盪時代的無奈 台籍老兵血淚故事 tells the story of the Taiwanese soldiers who served in the Japanese Imperial Army (200,000 Taiwanese served and 30,000 died) after they returned to Taiwan in the late 1940s. As Hsu explains, vast numbers of returning volunteers and conscripts would be turned around and promptly marched back out to the Chinese front to fight Mao's communists, sometimes at gunpoint.
From October 1945 to February 1947, thousands of Taiwanese men were recruited and redeployed to fight in China. They were guaranteed NT$2,000 a month. Once they arrived in China, they found to their chagrin they would be paid in the lower Chinese currency. Promised future government jobs, they later returned to Taiwan only to find the positions already filled by recent immigrants from China. Needless to say, the number of volunteers dried up after the 2/28 Massacre, as locals learned to distrust what they were being told.
One account given by Hsu Chao-jung that I find particularly touching is that of of marine Luo Tung-hui (羅登輝). Born in 1920 in Taichung, Luo was shipped out to Hainan in late 1943 when his wife was eight months pregnant. In September 1945, after the Japanese had surrendered to the United States, a boat arrived in Hainan to carry Luo and 39 other marines home. When a typhoon put the boat out of service, another was promised, but for after the lunar New Year.
In the meanwhile, Taiwan was ceded to China and orders came down the Hainan contingent was to stay put. The new government, at war with the communists for control of China, wanted troops in place to defend the island. Five years later, Hainan fell and Luo, still deployed, was packed off to China for reeducation. In 1960, Luo was sentenced once again for counter-revolutionary behavior, this time for ten years plus an additional two for re-education, his second stint since being relocated to China.
Luo never would make it home, although he came close. In 1989, no longer considered a Taiwanese national, he was denied a visa for entry at the Taiwan Consulate in Hong Kong on the basis of age. Veterans wishing to return needed to be 75 years of age. Luo was only 69. Luo passed away in Jiangsu (江蘇) in the early 1990s, bitter over hypocritical visa policies for veterans. Taiwan had a 75 year rule only for Taiwanese vets stranded in China wishing to return. Chinese vets in Taiwan however faced no such constraint. They could return home immediately.
Whether or not Luo Teng-hui (羅登輝) ever saw his wife or child in the interim remains unclear. There are a lot of other accounts in 動盪時代的無奈 台籍老兵血淚故事. I'll have another look and put a few more up.


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There are huge figures in British politics, and then there is Boris Johnson. Enormous, hilarious, stupendous—every word that comes to mind is huge. Now listen carefully. London's mayor is the true sloganising heir to Tony Blair. Jeremy Corbyn and David Cameron now sound little like New Labour. But Johnson keeps dropping Tony's capital message—"London is the greatest city in the world." Blair's Olympics, became Boris's Olympics. Blair's Cool Britannia, became Boris's Billionaire Chic. It's one and the same thing—London boosterism.
Boris has made the London of Mayfair boutiques, luxury apartment sales in Asia, and organic-eating cyclists his own. But there is another London—a city of Nigerian nightcleaners, Polish scaffolders and Romanian beggars. The city where nearly one-third of Londoners live in poverty—as do nearly four-in-10 of its children. There is little discussion of politics here in this mostly migrant London. Instead, Boris cuts an enormous, eerie, absence.


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PALO ALTO (KCBS) – Athletes and coaches are turning to technology to help them with growing concern over head injuries, and Stanford's football team is the first in the nation to use a special mouthpiece that measures the force of head movement. The device is called the X2 Impact mouthpiece.
"Inside the mouthpiece we've embedded sophisticated electronics that measure the linear and rotational acceleration experienced by the players, " said Christoph Mack, co-founder and CEO of X2.
He said that information is both stored in the mouthpiece, and transmitted in real time to sideline equipment that shows what the athlete is experiencing in their head. This can be especially valuable in the case of an athlete who may not exhibit any concussion symptoms.
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"The second thing that it does is flag unusually large impacts or unusual clusters of impacts to the sideline staff, and gives them hints that perhaps this is a good time to assess the player in more detail," said Mack.
Coaching staff can compare this information to a player's past head injury history. Statistics show that football players with a history of concussion are as much as twice as likely to sustain a concussion in the future.
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Jennifer Gimenez
July 24, 2011- We are all new today with actress Jennifer Gimenez from VH1's Sober House and Celebrity Rehab. In the wake of Amy Winehouse's passing, this could be one of our most topical shows ever on addiction and celebrity sobriety. Joining as co-host is Mandy Sherman. To listen to the podcast of this broadcast, click here.
Jennifer Gimenez is rapidly emerging as one of Hollywood's brightest talents. She has proven her merit not only as a supermodel, but also as an actress and reality star.
Gimenez's exotic beauty is the result of her Argentinean background. She is a first-generation American who moved back to the U.S. when she was six years-old. At the tender age of fourteen, Gimenez was discovered by famed photographer, Bruce Weber, and quickly ascended to stardom as an international model.
Gimenez has achieved supermodel status through the nearly hundred magazine covers she has graced, as well as being a highly sought-after runway model. She was the youngest model ever to appear on the cover of American Elle. Among her other covers are international editions of Elle, Vogue, Bazaar, and Marie Claire. She has appeared in runway shows around the world, including Paris, New York, Japan, London and Milan and walked the runway of every major designer, such as Armani, Calvin Klein, Chanel and Prada. Gimenez has shot numerous campaigns for companies including Calvin Klein, Guess, St. John, Paul Mitchell and Avon and appeared in countless fashion editorials. Gimenez is proud to be credited as one of the first models to break the barriers for Latinas. In addition, she graced the cover of Pasadena Magazine as an example of a woman who continues to reach for and exemplify exceptional success.
Gimenez's extraordinary sex appeal led her to being named one of Maxim's "Hot 100" and Esquire's "Women We Love." She went on to appear in music videos for such renowned recording artists as Mick Jagger, Prince, 2Pac Shakur and Babyface. After recurring television appearances including The Young and The Restless and The Bold and The Beautiful, Jennifer landed her first major film role in Ted Demme's Blow, starring alongside Johnny Depp. She followed up with roles in movies as diverse as Vanilla Sky, Corky Romano, Charlie's Angels 2, White Man's Burden, Checkmate and The Sweetest Thing.
As Gimenez's career grew and stardom took hold, she found herself , like many others, victim to drug addiction and alcohol abuse. But after over 5 inspiring years of sobriety, Gimenez has used her courageous recovery to help others. She appeared as the house manager of VH-1's hit television show, Sober House seasons 1 and 2. She has been the celebrity guest on talk shows such as, The View, Good Day L.A., The Today Show and continues to appear as a celebrity panelist on Issues with Jane Velez-Mitchell. And because of her fun and infectious energy, she shared her fashion expertise as a judge on Model Latina for SiTV.
Watch Jennifer Gimenez in VH1's on season 5 of Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew – beginning Sunday, June 26, 2011.


text: The earliest public school built in the area was the Charless School which was erected in 1895 at 2226 Shenandoah Avenue after the design by A. H. Kirchner, who was also the architect for the Fremont School completed in 1897 at 2840 Wisconsin Avenue. Fremont was considerably enlarged in 1963 by the addition of a gymnasium and more classrooms. McKinley was the first high school on the South Side when it was opened in 1904 and was converted to an intermediate school after the opening of Roosevelt High School in 1925. It later reverted back to high school status. The school was originally designed by William B. Ittner and was enlarged in 1925 and 1963. The Franz Sigel School, also designed by Ittner, was built in 1906 at 2050 Allen Avenue.


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5.7 magnitude earthquake rocks Taipei, shaking buildings
:: A 5.7 magnitude earthquake has rocked Taipei, the capital city of Taiwan, according to the Central Meteorological Bureau. Local witnesses reported a slight rocking of buildings in the city.
The quake's epicenter was nearly 12km north of Taipei City Hall, at a depth of 140km.
The tremors were reportedly felt in Taipei City, New Taipei City, and Yilan County.


text: DigitalMarina Abramović Takes to Kickstarter to Raise $600K for Performance Art InstituteBy Stephanie Murg|July 31, 2013 ShareBy Stephanie Murg|July 31, 2013 Share The artist with a study model of the Marina Abramović Institute. (Courtesy OMA)"In the life of an artist, it's very important to think of the future," Marina Abramović has said. "When you die, you can't leave anything physical—that doesn't make any sense—but a good idea can last a long, long time." Her good idea? Purchase a crumbling old theater in Hudson, New York (check!), get Rem Koolhaas and OMA on board for a gut reno (done!), and channel 40 years worth of pioneering performance art into the Marina Abramović Institute for the Preservation for Performance Art, a living archive-cum-laboratory that will explore "time-based and immaterial art," including performance, dance, theater, film, video, opera, and music. To help achieve that last part, the artist has launched a Kickstarter campaign, where her goal is to raise $600,000 by August 25."I feel like I've become a brand, like Coca-Cola," said Abramović of her decision to name the institute after herself. "When you hear 'Marina Abramović,' you know it's not about painting. It's about performing art, and it's about hardcore performing art." Hardcore donors to her Kickstarter effort (those who pledge $500 or more) can receive thank-you gifts such as a tour of the MAI and OMA offices, an eye-gazing experience via webcam, and lunch with the artist, but there's something for everyone, including an 8-bit Pippin Barr video game version of the institute ($5 donation) and access to live-stream demos of Abramović Method exercises ($25). Our favorite performative bonus is reserved for those who pony up $10,000 or more. They'll be treated to a life event called "Nothing": "Marina will do nothing. You will do nothing," notes the website. "You will not be publicly acknowledged." Sharehttp://adweek.it/2kTN6px copy Adweek Adweek


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"Fuller House" can't get enough of the Gibblers.
Adam Hagenbuch, who joined the "Full House" sequel series in its sophomore season, is getting a bigger role in Season 3. The actor has been promoted to series regular, Deadline reports. That means we'll be seeing a lot more of Jimmy, and possibly the Gibbler Gallop as well.
In Season 2, Jimmy emerged as a love interest for Stephanie (Jodie Sweetin) -- once she managed to get over his blood ties to Kimmy (Andrea Barber), of course. They had more serious obstacles as well, including him springing the L-word before she was ready and the threat of him having to relocate to New Zealand. Romance won out in the end (cue the studio audience "aww"), and it set him up perfectly to become a series regular.
We'll see what "Fuller House" Season 3 has in store for Jimmy, Stephanie, and the rest of the gang when the show premieres on Netflix later this year.
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Michigan Bioidentical Doctor – Mark S. Neumann, D.O.
With over 33 years of experience practicing medicine, Temperance Michigan Bioidentical Doctor, Mark S. Neumann, D.O. at MSN Healthcare, P.C. has utilized Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy to supplement deficient hormones in men and women and correct imbalances. As an Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine specialist, Dr. Neumann's mission is to help patients get well with as little medication as possible. Taking a patient centered approach, his philosophy is to build a trusting relationship with each patient. Treating over 1000 men and women with Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy, countless patients in the Toledo Metropolitan Area have been able to increase their quality of life with Dr. Neumann's expert treatment plans.
As your body makes the transition from young adulthood to middle age and eventually into old age, it undergoes many physical, mental, and emotional changes along the way. For some people, these changes make them feel old long before they are ready for it. The hormonal changes in both men and women can be especially challenging. Some of the specific problems experienced by both genders include:
- Persistent fatigue
- Irritability, anxiety, and depression
- Difficulty with sustained mental focus
- Decreased sexual libido
- Weight gain, especially in the abdominal area
Additionally, men and women may struggle with gender-specific issues related to hormone imbalance. Erectile dysfunction is a common problem for middle-aged and older men while women may experience symptoms of sexual dysfunction as well. Unfortunately, a lot of people internalize the message that these problems are a natural part of getting older and there is nothing they can do about them. Dr. Neumann, who specializes in anti-aging treatments and Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy, wants you to know this is not true. A long-lasting solution to the discomfort of aging is closer than you might think.
Anti-Aging Medicine Defined
The American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine defines anti-aging medicine in this way:
"Anti-Aging Medicine is a clinical/medical specialty and field of scientific research aimed at the early detection, prevention, treatment, and reversal of age-related decline. It is well-documented by peer-reviewed medical and scientific journals and employs evidence-based methodologies to conduct patient assessments."
As a medical doctor with a special emphasis on therapies to reverse or delay problems associated with aging, Mark S. Neumann, D.O. agrees wholeheartedly with this position. Regardless of the specific symptoms you are experiencing, we encourage you to schedule an appointment to learn more about how Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy can give you the energy, drive, and enthusiasm for life that you had as a young adult.
Your Symptoms Are Not as Unrelated as They May Appear
For most people, the symptoms of hormone imbalance, dominance or deficiency can come on gradually and they don't realize that the many new issues that have developed up over the past several years are related. This is especially true of men since their hormones decline at a much slower rate than women. Even though there is a marked decrease in testosterone as early as age 30, it typically takes several years for men to feel the effects. That is because the average man loses one percent of his testosterone annually for the remainder of his life.
While women can have symptoms of perimenopause for up to 10 years before they are officially menopausal, they tend to make the connection to hormonal imbalance faster than men. That is because women know to expect these bodily changes and men often do not. The medical evidence to support andropause in men, a process similar to menopause in women, has only recently gained acceptance in the larger medical community.
Mark S. Neumann, D.O. believes that Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy is a more effective means of providing anti-aging and wellness services to his patients for several important reasons. These include:
- The ingredients from these hormones are derived from plants rather than manufactured by scientists. Even though both synthetic and Bioidentical Hormones are changed into a compound medication by pharmacists, only Bioidentical Hormones contain a cell structure that is identical to the body's natural hormones.
- Because of their natural ingredients, most patients tolerate Bioidentical Hormones much easier than synthetic ones and see faster results. This allows patients the relief they have been searching for with confidence in a safe and natural alternative.
- Unlike traditional medical practitioners, Mark S. Neumann, D.O. determines your exact hormone imbalances with a blood test, saliva test, or both. He also asks detailed questions in order to understand how these imbalances affect your quality of life. This allows him to request a tailor-made compound medication from a local pharmacy. In short, Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy is focused to address only those hormones that are out of balance and leaves the rest alone.
Enjoy your middle and old age with the youthful vitality you started your life with. Achieve optimal hormone levels with a custom tailored Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy from Dr. Neumann. Take charge of your wellness and live every stage of your life to the fullest with Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy.
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Mark S. Neumann, D.O. will check all major hormone levels, and he will take the patient's personal goals, stress levels, and health conditions into consideration when designing a personalized treatment plan. Dr. Neumann offers Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy prescriptions in several convenient methods, which include injections, cream, and pellets, and prescriptions can be tailored to match patient's preferred method of administration. Upon beginning a Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy program, Dr. Neumann will provide continued support through follow-up appointments that are scheduled according to which program patient is on. Follow-up appointments may be performed 2, 3, 4, or 6 month intervals.
Mark S. Neumann, D.O. has helped tremendous numbers of men and women to reverse the signs of aging and live healthier lives. To learn more about receiving customized Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy and Anti-Aging programs, contact Temperance Michigan Bioidentical Hormone Doctor, Mark S. Neumann, D.O. at MSN Healthcare, P.C. today to schedule a consultation.


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Florida State University College of Law
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Florida State University College of Law gives the Sunshine State one of the best value schools in the country. It is among the top three most rigorous schools in the region in which to gain admission and offers in-state students a great deal on tuition at under $20,000 per year.
Located 35 miles from the Gulf of Mexico, the Tallahassee, Fla., school attracts 78 percent of its students from Florida. Naturally, Florida State graduates place well throughout the state, where most of them stay to practice. In addition to Tallahassee, graduates are well represented in Tampa, Orlando, Miami, West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale and Jacksonville.
Florida State offers clinics and a variety of externships and, keeping up with the region's growth in experiential learning trend, the school recently introduced its new Advocacy Center, a five-courtroom facility where students can practice their advocacy skills.
In addition to having one of the better academic reputations among Gulf Coast schools, it ranked third in The National Jurist 2011 ranking of Best Value Law Schools — highest in the region.
Dean Donald Weidner thinks the school's intangibles are just as important for students to pay attention to.
"The greatest strength of the school is the morale of the students," he said. "We have a very high level of collaboration and supportiveness ... lots of esprit."
He said the school has the 10th highest alumni giving rate in the country.
"Last year, 80 percent of our students gave cash gifts," Weidner said. "They wouldn't do that unless they were enjoying the experience."
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thedatabank releases social CRM for nonprofits
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"thedatabank, inc., a Minnesota based company, has released a fully integrated SocialCRM, as part of its nonprofit constituent management system. It includes tools for social media tracking, reporting, customized scoring, as well as a social dashboard.
SocialCRM provides nonprofits with valuable data that can be used as search, selection, and targeting criteria for direct fundraising and marketing campaigns. The tool focuses on turning followers and likes into real supporters of the organization, which is key to long term growth and sustainability."


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There is something really special about Merita Mannings and her store and you know this the minute you step inside the door of Design Doctor. You know that feeling you get when you visit your granny on a Sunday afternoon or when you think back to summer holidays from your childhood? Those memories leave you feeling warm, cosy and beautiful inside. Well, Design Doctor conjures up the same feelings and it's all thanks to the creative foresight and passion of owner Merita. Nestled in the heart of Herne Hill, Design Doctor is a treasure chest of goodness and so much more.
Merita describes her vision as "a vintage reference" and values "getting back to the simple things in life". She hopes that her store will take people of all ages on a trip down memory lane and wishes to inspire people creatively. With her skills and knowledge of interior design, her knowledge of trends, retail experience and her love for what she does, Merita achieves all this and more!
Design Doctor is about to celebrate its 1st Birthday and indeed there's lots to celebrate! The shop oozes loveliness, with gorgeous jewellery, interior decorations, homewares, soft furnishings and toys displayed throughout, it's seriously hard to pick where in the shop to look first! Merita stocks a variety of local and national designs including; bonnie and neil, Seedling, Cheeky Little Soles, Mae Stickers, Me & Frankie, Eighty Days pillows, Radish & Ruth and Have You Met Miss Jones (to name just a few). She also stocks Monster Threads exclusively and has a bright palette of their T-Shirts in store.
Merita's favourite items in the store include her cute variety of mushroom jewellery and designs, everything with polka dots, her removable decorative stickers and designs with inspirational sayings. Merita also loves products with interesting textures, which we love too! Merita is really looking forward to the arrival of her new season stock, which includes cushions and fabulous knitted products (locally designed here in Geelong) including jewellery, dolls and tea cosies. Merita is also excited about the arrival of her new range of homewares and whimsical jewellery. So much cuteness to come!
Oh, and if you have little cherubs in tow when you visit the Design Doctor store, Merita has created a special play area just for them! This is just another example of the care and thoughtfulness that has gone into this cosy little shop in our new hometown!
And so you don't think it's just Oh! Hello Geelong who love Design Doctor, two lovely Herne Hill-ites popped in to say hello and told Merita "it's lovely to have a shop like this in our local area!" Go Merita!
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