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KUsports Extra: Win No. 207 for Bill Self at Allen Fieldhouse
KU's 86-65 victory over Siena in the 2016-17 home opener delivered Kansas coach Bill Self his 207th victory in Allen Fieldhouse, the most all-time for any head coach in the Jayhawks' home gym.
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While it's always fun to imagine what new and exciting attractions might be en route to Walt Disney World, there is a hidden cost to such speculation. That is, very often, Disney must first remove a beloved attraction from its lineup to make way for that exciting new thing.
While the Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh is a charming and lovely ride, it's hard not to feel it being weighed down by the ghost of the attraction it replaced: the iconic Mr. Toad's Wild Ride. Even beloved rides like Soarin' Around the World exist in the space formerly occupied by classics like Kitchen Kabaret and Food Rocks.
And so, when imagining what the Walt Disney World of the future might look like, we must also ask ourselves this important question: Which attractions are likely to be the next ones to go?
Note: For the purposes of this article, we'll leave aside attractions likely to receive hefty overhauls, like Spaceship Earth or even Star Tours. Instead, we'll focus only on attractions that will either be removed entirely or altered beyond recognition.
So what is likely to depart? Let's take a look:
Journey into Imagination with Figment
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There are few attractions that inspire frustration quite like Journey into Imagination, and with a massive redesign of Epcot seemingly en route, it's hard to imagine this ride surviving the cull.
Despite the ride's obvious failures, Figment remains a shockingly popular character — particularly considering that the only people who really interacted with a fully fleshed out Figment are now in their 20s, at youngest. It's likely that Figment won't disappear entirely, even if Disney removes the attraction. The company understands the appeal of theme park-generated intellectual properties, and almost certainly wouldn't throw one into the trash.
The ride, on the other hand, has long been destined for the dustbin of Disney history. The timing on an "Inside Out"-themed refurbishment seems odd, but there is a clear indication that Disney film IPs will be a major aspect of the new Epcot vision. And so, it would not be a shock to see this ride replaced soon with something more popular and, ultimately, more widely known.
Tomorrowland Motor Speedway
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While Disney has never shown an intention to close Tomorrowland Motor Speedway, it has long been thought of as the centerpiece transformation of any Tomorrowland refurbishment. With such a large footprint, it's a delicious bit of armchair imagineering to picture what attractions and shops could replace the odorous behemoth.
But what is odd is that the attraction has already been altered a handful of times — and with each iteration, its ride time has gotten progressively shorter. When Disney opened Space Mountain, the ride shrank to accommodate it. When the park launched Mickey's Birthday Land (now Storybook Circus), Tomorrowland Motor Speedway again shrank to make room. Now, with the Tron rollercoaster making its way stateside, the Speedway has closed yet again in anticipation of being "altered" to ensure the new ride can be completed as necessary.
If Disney is committed to maintaining Tomorrowland Motor Speedway as a legitimate attraction, they have an odd way of showing it. The attraction has shrunk by nearly 1/3 in its lifetime so far. Perhaps they don't intend to close it, really — but instead, they hope to just shrink it out of existence without anyone really noticing at all.
That is, until the build a magnificent new mini land on top of it. I mean, it's really a lot of space.


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Nine thousand A-listers and party-goers danced the night away at The Podium Lounge 2016, Singapore's largest Formula One after-party, at The Ritz-Carlton Millenia Singapore.
From 16 to 18 September, personalities like former Arsenal striker Jermaine Pennant and Formula One racing legend Sir Jackie Stewart graced the red carpet, and 2016 Singapore Grand Prix Winner Nico Rosberg was in attendance as well. G. H. Mumm Champagne and Grey Goose Vodka flowed amid performances from British superstars Me & Mrs Jones. Rare Formula One memorabilia was auctioned off for charity, amongst them, three-time Formula One World Champion Lewis Hamilton's racing suit signed by multiple Formula 1 World Champion Sebastian Vettel, and an F1 racing glove signed by Michael Schumacher.


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Early voting for the Oct. 8 Burlington primary election begins Thursday at the auditor's office on the second floor of the Des Moines County Courthouse.
According to Des Moines County Election Coordinator Terri Johnson, early voting will be available from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday until 5 p.m. Oct. 7.
Residents who want to vote early but cannot show up at the courthouse in person can request an absentee ballot by submitting an official absentee ballot request form available at www.dmcounty.com.
Voters can request an absentee ballot by calling (319) 753-8232.
The number of candidates for this year's Nov 5. city election requires a primary election to narrow the field from 11 to no more than six candidates.
The candidates are running for three seats on the council, which are four-year terms.
There are 11 candidates on the primary ballot.
The incumbents are Jim Davidson, Robert Fleming and Christopher Reed.
Other contenders for the three open seats are Michael Campbell, Marcques Derby, Tyler Huggins, Kevin Long, Jim Morris, Tim Scott and Becky Shockley.
Richard Lemke quit the race, but his name will remain on the ballot since he missed the Sept. 3 withdrawal date.
Johnson said Lemke could advance to the regular city election Nov. 5 if he wins a spot in the October primary. Johnson said there is no statutory provision for withdrawal between the city primary and the regular election.
The primary election will be the day after early voting ends, Oct. 8, at which time Burlington voters will be able to cast ballots at one of three polling locations:
� Precincts 1, 2 and 3 will report to Oak Street Baptist Church;
� Precincts 4, 5 and 9 to Messiah Lutheran Church; and
� Precincts 6, 7 and 8 to Bethany Lutheran Church.
The cost of the primary election is about $5,000, according to Johnson.


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Covering Prospective Student-Athletes in the SouthEast US and beyond
CCBC Essex Jamboree
BALTIMORE – I have a confession to make. Over the past few years, as my college coaching career has taken south, I have fallen a little out of touch with junior college basketball in the Mid Atlantic. Five years ago as a high school coach in the Richmond area, I sent players to junior colleges who went on to have successful careers playing at this level in Maryland in particular, and more importantly go on to play at the Division I level and achieve that Bachelor's Degree to match a nice career on the court. After all, that is what good junior college basketball is about, bringing together a team of young women and over the course of two years, helping them excel in the classroom and on the court so that they can find the right fit to continue their careers as college student athletes. Just like at the four year level, I find that the programs who go about it the right way and have the resources available to help the student athletes succeed find themselves winning a lot of games.
So when I heard from some of my junior college coaching friends about the CCBC Essex Jamboree on Sunday, October 23, I knew I had to be there! Greg Witkop, Essex's Athletic Administrator and President of the Maryland Junior College Athletic Association put on an absolutely wonderful event, featuring 16 teams from Maryland, Virginia, New Jersey, Delaware, and Pennsylvania. Four year college coaches were in attendance from various levels, and there was something for everyone at the event. With 3 courts running side by side under one roof, it was easy to see everyone play, and the event was well organized and scheduled efficiently.
Just like any jamboree, these games are scrimmages, and coaches took the opportunity to mix their line ups and work on some different things, as they should. After a full day of games, here are some programs to watch based on what I saw this event (in alphabetical order)…
Bryant and Stratton College has a very good mix of guards (sophomore Kyara Cooper and freshman Felipe Keys) to go along with a Division I post prospect Shauntierra O'Guin, a 6'3 freshman. You can read more about these players below. Bryant and Stratton threw the press on from time to time, and then mixed zone and man to man defenses otherwise. As a team, they were vocal on defense, which every college team strives to be. They are coached to do two things, play hard and do the little things. Talking to Coach Cornel Parker, he said he continues to focus on effort and energy in practice, and developing good habits in his freshman class. He believes in the potential of his young women, and he's the coach that is going to be consistent in pushing them to put their best foot forward every day. Like their top prospects, this team has some potential.
Harcum College is one of those junior colleges that you can tell is committed to their athletic programs. They are well coached by Virginia native Brittany Clark (2nd season) and her new assistant Steven Rhodes. Harcum is once again in great shape to have another strong year, as they played a little short handed this weekend, but still managed to put on a good showing, winning all three scrimmages (for what it's worth). On the defensive side of the ball, they mixed things up to keep teams off balance. Their discipline on defense is to be commended. Offensively, they had a good mix of shooters and drivers at the guard spots (notably freshman point guard Lynadia Whiting and freshman wing Jayana Ervin, joined by feisty sophomore Lauren Chambers), to go along with the best jump shooting post player at the event, 6'1 sophomore forward Drazana Vulic. Even with a few missing pieces, Harcum brought it today, and should be a force to be reckoned with out of Phily!
Harford Community College, led by Coach Mike Seney going into his 3rd year, was flat out dominant today in all three games. Their depth and talent level is as impressive in person as I'd heard about, led by Sacred Heart transfer Danielle Durjan, sophomore stud Daisa Harris, and a great mix of veterans and newcomers. One thing I've always said, you can tell a great team just by watching them go about their business in warm ups, and today there wasn't a more loud or more energetic bunch out there. They come in to the gym prepared to do business! Harford worked on a wide array of defenses and stifled the opposition today. They have speed, length, and athleticism to give a lot of teams trouble. The guards handle the ball and most have a nice pull up game. I love the culture and discipline they have in place, and look forward to seeing them have another great run into the postseason.
Prince George's Community College has a lot of really nice pieces. One of the top guards on display today was 5'9 freshman Asisha Greene, who drew the "oooh's and ahhh's" from her peers and spectators more than a few times with her playmaking ability on the offensive side of the ball. At one point, she scored 10 points in a row on her own. 6'5 freshman post Adenike Olukoya has imposing size and moves well, coming off the bench to spell a couple of gritty freshman forwards Tatiana Garvin and Gina Seifert. With only 3 sophomores on the roster, Coach Tiona Harris' group will be young, but talented. As the young players develop and grow, the Owls could make a lot of noise in the D.C. area this winter.
Player Recaps –
Gianna Errico – 5'11 Forward – Fr. – Brookdale Community College – Agile post who can put it on the floor to start the break or to attack the basket… Comfortable with the ball in her hands… Built more like a 4 player than a post… Looks like she's still learning the game, but has a lot of physical tools and does some nice things… Made some nice power moves attacking from the short corner… Played the back spot in their press and was a ball hawk, great closing speed to get her hands on passes… Has a low DI ceiling, just needs continued coaching and continued full effort
Kyara Cooper – 5'6 Combo Guard – So. – Bryant and Stratton – Stronger build for a combo guard… Mid range and 3pt. jumper looked good… Can also get to the cup… Could bring a lot of experience to a D2 program
Felipe Keys – 5'7 Wing – Fr. – Bryant and Stratton – Very nice stroke and rotation on the 3 ball, and would've liked to see her shoot it more… Active on D, hustles… Has the look and make up of a D2 of low DI guard, and will have 2 years at this level to grow and develop
Shauntierra O'Guin – 6'3 Post – Fr. – Bryant and Stratton – Legit size and long arms at the post… Can finish consistently around the rim and has a little bit of a back to the basket move set… Has the ups and length to go up and snatch the lob and finish at the rim, which I love… Keeps her hands up, catches high, and finishes high… One of those posts who looks like she should be faster rim to rim than she puts out… Coach says that there is some speed there, but he is pushing her to get her motor going and give more consistent effort, working to break some bad habits she came in with… Caught some DI eyes with her size and finishing, so she has some potential and the build to be at that level
Shanyah Allen – 6'0 Wing/Forward – So. – Camden County College – Strong build will stick out… Athletic enough to be an enforcer on D and block some shots… Ball handling was a little shaky in this event, but she averaged 17.8 ppg as a freshman last year, so the offensive potential is there… How she develops this year will dictate what level she ends up at
Nia Trusty – 5'0 Point Guard – So. – Cecil College – That point guard with DI level ability but lacking in size, we all know the type… Quick guard, great handles, and crafty passer… Saw her in transition get to the rim and then make a no look, between her legs bounce pass to the trail post for a lay up- wow play… Just swinging the ball around the perimeter though at times was a challenge with her height, having to loft passes a little bit to avoid deny defenders… Nice point guard, stature is lone issue
NyJayha Lockwood – 5'8 Wing – Fr. – Cecil College –Driver from the wing… All right handed at this point with the dribble and finishing… Gets low on D, and flashes the ability to play fast and physical on both sides of the ball… Needs to continue to develop her left hand and her jump shot to be a more complete player
Imani Quinn – 6'0 Forward – So. – Cecil College – I expected to see more at times, as (like many of these players) she was named to the preseason Maryland JUCO watch list… Rebounded pretty well… Has shot blocking ability and understanding… Built like a face up post, but didn't see a ton of that skill set from her on offense today… Well coached so should be in line for a nice season… Will be an experienced athlete with size for the right school next year
Taylor Davis – 5'6 Combo Guard – Fr. – Delaware Tech – Davis is Del Tech's best player… Combo guard who is their primary ball handler, and for good reason… Slick handles, really pounds the ball… Nice 3 point stroke for a PG… Very casual but talented player… I think there's another gear here, she just hasn't realized it or tapped into it enough yet.
Ashunte Manigo – 6'1 Post – Fr. – Delaware Tech – Long and thin post player… Very raw, and not overly athletic, but has potential to be a nice player for a D2 or D3 school in a couple years with work in the weight room and on the court… Should be relied upon heavily by Del Tech this season to be a force in the post, so the opportunities will be there
Lynadia Whiting – 5'3 Point Guard – Fr. – Harcum College – Loved how this kid is a vocal leader on both sides of the ball, what you want to have in your floor general… Showed ability to use and also refuse the screen and get to the cup… Also shot the 3 well, showing the ability to hit from deep in back to back possessions… Undersized but will be a very good player at the right level
Asia Timmons – 5'8 Wing – So. – Harcum College – Wing player who is pretty quick on D… I liked how she got the ball on the wing and looked to feed her post player who was having a good day. Some wing players struggle with feeding the post, so this is good to see… Has the quickness and handles to drive to the basket some, but tended to pick up her dribble to soon pretty often, leading to some turnovers… Heady player that can contribute at the right level after this year
Taijah James – 6'2 Forward – Fr. – Harcum College – Raw, athletic post with some nice length and hops… Also plays volleyball at Harcum, and coaches are anxious for volleyball season to wrap up and get her on the court full time for skill development… Can rebound and finish some… With skill development and just a better understanding of the game, has potential to be a nice post addition for a D2 or D3 school, maybe as a two sport athlete perhaps?
Jayana Ervin – 5'9 Wing – Fr. – Harcum College – Slasher who really likes the right hand drive… Posted up some on smaller guards, but that's not her game overall… Smart player who gets her hands on a lot of rebounds and passes… Solid handle and speed with the ball… Harcum staff likes her on D and says she wants to be a good player. Continued development of her offensive skills, particularly the jump shot, are high on the to do list.
Lauren Chambers – 5'3 Guard –So. – Harcum College – Feisty, small guard who showed great energy and toughness… Shooter who isn't bashful and will hit from deep, but also quick and a pesky defender… Already getting interest from schools at the D2/3 levels, which is the right place for her
Drazana Vulic – 6'1 Forward/Post – So. – Harcum College – Comes from a good but very small private school program in VA with a tradition of winning… Haven't seen a post shoot the 12-15ft. jumper as well as she did today in a while… Can catch and shoot or face up in the low post, mid post, or short corner and knock it down… Knows how to utilize her pivot foot… Sets a nice, big screen and rolls hard to the basket… DI sleeper who at the very least is a big contributor at a good D2 school next year
Dahnye Redd – 6'1 Forward – Fr. – Harford Community College – This kid is one of the next big things for Harford… Super athletic with a great motor… Plays fast for a post, and will handle the ball and start the break off a steal or rebound… Loved how she foot for post positioning on defense, using her athleticism and great active feet to get around and deny the entry… Has the build and handles to play the wing as well, and got some time there today… Very nice player
Danielle Durjan – 5'10 Guard – So. — Harford Community College – A transfer from Sacred Heart… Lanky wing guard with 3pt. range, can hit it in streaks… Has nice speed with the ball in her hands and won't allow the defender to bump her off the ball either… Will be a great addition to Harford and be back at the DI level this time next year
Daisa Harris – 5'7 Combo Guard – So. – Harford Community College – Explosive scorer at the guard spot… Can shoot the 3 and get to the cup… Has ups and speed to be a playmaker on both sides of the ball, and showed that off early and often today… One of the top guards at the event, with plenty of DI callers
Dominique Walker – 5'11 Forward/Wing – So. – Harford Community College – One of the most athletic players I saw today, and that's saying something… Her size to play the forward spot at the DI level may be debatable, but her athleticism makes up for it… Played the top of their half court 1-3-1 zone, and she has the size, length, and speed to be a problem at the spot… Sets a good screen, rolls hard, and explodes up to finish… Has a lot of D2 interest already, and a true "tweener" in the eyes of some DI schools… There's a lot to like here, and I think she will end up in a good spot when it's all said and done.
Alysha Berry – 5'6 Combo Guard – So. – Harford Community College – Shooter… Can go off and hit on back to back possessions, hitting 4 from beyond the arc in one half at this event… Good defender, vocal on both sides of the ball… Low DI ceiling, has some interest at this level
Adrienne Jones – 5'10 Guard – Fr. – Harford Community College – You heard it here perhaps first, she's the next big thing at the guard spot for Harford based on today's action… Bigger, strong off guard with a pretty pull up jumper… Also shoots the 3… Nice handle, especially in transition, where she gets to the cup and doesn't fear contact… I'm a fan.
Armonie Lomax – 5'8 Guard – Fr. – Montgomery College – A bigger, physical guard who played some point for them as well… Liked to attack going right, but can also hit the 3 to keep the D honest… Liked how she used her size and build to help her get open against the press… Had some turnovers, but her handles are adequate overall… Shot is a little different right now… Has 2 years to develop
Jalita Montgomery – 5'3 Point Guard – Fr. – Northern Virginia Community College – Small point guard but makes plays… Loved her motor on both sides of the ball
Jasmine Collier – 5'8 Guard – Fr. – Northern Virginia Community College – Taller guard on the wing… Shoots the 3, nice rotation… Has the handles to create her own shot, and a nice pull up jump shot that she knows when to use… Not the quickest player on D, but that may be more to do with effort than physical tools, hard to tell… Has potential to make herself into a very good player
Genesis Flores – 5'9 Wing/Forward – So. – Northern Virginia Community College – Played the 4 for them, likely out of necessity… Has the skill set and enough size to be a 4 player at the D3 level, but I would like to see what she can do on the wing… Shot the 15ft. jumper and played hard overall
Mikaela Cunningham – 5'10 Guard/Forward – So. – Northern Virginia Community College – Good motor and a strong build for a 3/4 player… Has the build but maybe lacks an inch or 2 to be a stretch 4 at the highest level… Has the skill set to be a stretch 4 nonetheless… 3 point range, deceptively quick first step to get to a pull up jumper… Hit the O boards hard and scored in that way as well… Plays hard, will be a useful player at the right D2/3 school
Dominique Smith – 5'6 Point Guard – Fr. – Prince George's Community College – Athletic, quick point guard… Will play a lot of minutes and gain a lot of experience this year for them
Andrea Durant-Smith – 5'8 Wing – So. — Prince George's Community College – Long and athletic guard on the wing… Can get to the basket and also utilize an effective pull up jumper
Tatiana Garvin – 5'10 Forward – Fr. – Prince George's Community College – Maybe a bit undersized at the 4 spot depending on the level, but she ran the floor hard and can finish… Played a pretty balanced a useful style, defending and rebounding inside hard


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What do you ask the woman who married your adolescent dream man? Well you don't ask her to leave him so you can run away with him to fulfill your delusional 16 year old dreams. You keep it very professional. You show the former American Idol contestant Megan Joy some damn respect, because one, she's one of four people I remember from her season and two, with all she's been through, she could kick my ass.
She was the girl with the colorful sleeve tattoo on the season that screamed Adam Lambert, yet Kris Allen won. While cameras were rolling and she was forced to put on a smile for millions of people tuning in, she was going through a lot of drama with her ex. Thankfully that's all in the past and she has moved on both personally and musically. No longer is she singing someone else's song on a stage, she's got her own voice now and has always been ready for people to hear it.
Kendra Beltran: Right off the bat, if you could turn back time, would you do Idol again?
Megan Joy: If the clock rolled back I would absolutely do Idol again. It was hands down the hardest period in my life thus far but it brought me to the place I am today and I can't believe how beautiful my life is now.
Kendra: Since the show you've went and got yourself hitched to the very talented Quinn Allman of The Used. What did he bring out of you when it came to writing and recording Megan Joy?
Megan Joy: Re-recording my songs with Quinn brought a sense of freedom to me, his love and support is so overwhelming that the album came together without question or hesitation. He brought/brings out the very best in me in every way.
Kendra: What is your thought process when recording? Are you one to pull from life or do you go into the booth like, shit needs to get done, let's do this?
Megan Joy: I am a very emotional person, every experience I have in a vocal booth is different. I am very accommodating when it comes to making everyone I'm working with feel comfortable so I find myself matching whoever I'm working withs mood. If the overall feeling is easy-breezy, relaxed and artsy, then I am right there, and if it's more super charged and goal driven, I warp right into an energized work horse.
Kendra: If someone were to get a tattoo to represent Megan Joy, what could they get besides lyric to showcase what the album's all about?
Megan Joy: If I were to ever inspire a tattoo I would hope that the person would simply allow the word "Joy" to direct them in finding the perfect piece of art, something that always has and always will bring that particular person Joy. This album was simply a season I experienced that almost seems like a past life at this point, but I guess if you wanted to get a tattoo to specifically rep the album you could get an image of a cowboy shooting a bear swatting at a fish that's jumping from the river where an oil spill just happened and tagged on a rock it says "occupy."
Kendra: Speaking of tattoos, do you hope your son gets lyrics from "Ryder On The Storm" tattooed one day?
Megan Joy: Haha I really, really hope my son does NOT get the lyrics to "Ryder On The Storm" tattooed on him. I think that would maybe mean he ended up with some attachment issues or harbored some resentment for me having to leave. Just get a classic "mom" banner buddy.
Kendra: From ink to commercial appeal…"Rainclouds" and "Can't Bring Me Down" have it. Any plans to push those into the mainstream world?
Megan Joy: I would love to push a few of my songs into commercial or any kind of placement, I'm working on that a little but at this point I am managing myself and have to be patient.
Kendra: One more Idol one. Which song off Megan Joy would you suggest people use to audition and why?
Megan Joy: If someone were to sing one of my songs for Idol auditions I would only suggest they choose whichever song makes them feel the most passionate so the emotion can be translated to the judge. You have to believe in (or just truly love) what you are singing if you want any judge to believe you.
Kendra: Your husband is touring a lot this year; do you have any plans to hit the trail as well?
Megan Joy: I would love to tour eventually but right now I am preparing to get my second album out (which is almost ready to go). After both albums are off my chest we will see where my path is leading me.
Kendra: Going off one of your songs, we want you to give us your top five songs that answer, "What Is Love?" Go!
Megan Joy: My top five song picks for "What is Love?"
"Constant Surprises" Little Dragon
"It's In Our Hands" Bjork
"Rock Steady" No Doubt
"When It Hurts So Bad" Lauryn Hill
"Smother Me" The Used


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As we head into our Bicentenary, we have decided to revamp our visual identity so it better reflects what we have become: a more international, more dynamic and more innovative company.
Anchored firmly in the present, Mirabaud is building on a tradition of excellence founded on ethics, independence, and entrepreneurial spirit. We have also adopted a strapline which will accompany us through the coming years: "Prepared for now".
It reflects our personality as a banking and financial group that combines tradition and innovation to provide its clients with unparalleled service tailored to their specific needs – every day and in all circumstances.
We are here to serve our clients, whenever and wherever they need us, backed by our extensive experience and expertise. Not yesterday, not tomorrow, but here and now.
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Allison Zoobkoff and Sara Tomlin were all smiles while greeting Castlegar visitors on Canada Day at the Visitor Centre on Monday, July 1.
The ladies said they had guests in from Holland earlier in the day, adding that a lot of the 50 – 100 people they see in a day are from Europe — another large percentage comes from Ontario.
"Europeans love doing bike tours in the Kootenays," said Tomlin.
It's Zoobkoff's second year at the centre and Tomlin's first; both said they enjoyed the job and meeting people from all over the world.
They both also seemed happy that part of their job did not have anything to do with the long line of recreational vehicles waiting to make use of the sani-dump located on the property.
"The city looks after all that," laughed Zoobkoff.
For full details on hours and what the centre offers to travellers, visit: http://www.hellobc.com/visitorcentrelisting/4548196/castlegar-visitor-centre.aspx


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The Bartlett's end-of-year show has work that displays both imagination running wild but also ideas convincingly hitting the ground
Contemplating the Bartlett's show, the thought of trying to take in, let alone draw together threads through, the work of nearly 700 students spread across four degree programmes, 30 design units and seven floors appears quite a task.
In fact as you go around it proves easier than anticipated, not least on account of the arrangement in manageable chunks of three design units per floor. Deft curation presents the work in a digestible, focused way, giving it a level of accessibility that has not always been the case with Bartlett shows.
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Where in the past shows were sometimes stuffed to the gills with each student's year's-worth of work, there now appears a clear awareness of the audience outside the ivory tower, not least, of course, employers. This is reflected in the catalogue, a chunky orange doorstop: well-illustrated, clearly laid-out and cutting a clearly signposted and detailed path through the different units' work.
This is still a show, for all its professional packaging, that bursts with an exuberance of ideas, bolstered by the straight architecture degree courses being joined by hybrid design courses such as the new Engineering and Architectural Design BSc.
The confidence and control of ideas and media up to and through to Part 2 is impressive, the work of students skilled-up and ready to ease into practice.
The downside is that occasionally in the tightly curated presentations of the diploma units one misses the visceral mess of process. Access to so many representational techniques offers so much ability to complete and finish that the excitement of experimentation and the happenstance of imperfect control of a medium is often lost. Messiness of form does not necessarily equate to imprecision of thinking or idea.
Still, a strong dose of this still confronts you as you enter, with the work of BSc Year 1 (directed by Frosso Pimenides) – composed of 140 students – whose main project focuses on designing live-work spaces in Spitalfields. The energy here fairly pops off the walls.
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In BSc Years 2 and 3 the focus is more on the development of specific design skills, methods of representation and narration. Recurring themes relate to landscape and time but also to an investigation of materials, so displays are both thought-provoking but still often haptic and visceral.
UG0 picks as its focus the materials of London, explored through work such as Alys Hargreaves' slip-cast models, incised with water channels to line a public baths in Docklands. Maria De Salvador's scheme in UG10, where the unit's site is the city of Athens, explores re-use in the city's fabric with recycled 3D-printed plastic walls.
Material resources and their impact on nature also recur thematically. In UG5's Dreamland Alps we have light-footprint projects such as Yee (Enoch) Liang's inflatable conference centre. Others propose whole new eras, such as UG11's future landscapes. Projects here include Paul Brooke's dystopian Glitched Network, an Icelandic refuge in an ozone-less world.
The change, flux and imperfections of the contemporary world and its problems are extrapolated to provide rich fodder for students, in particular movement and migration, with UG1 looking at architecture in flux in Giselle Thong's constantly decaying and renewing rammed-earth monastery in Lyon. UG12 has focused more on architecture of disruption and migration, with projects including Jake William's interim housing prototype for Chicago's homeless.
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'In education we believe in taking risks' states the introduction to the MArch Part 2 work. Simon Dickens and CJ Lim's Unit 10 shows immersive propaganda-type posters – turbo-charged mini-manifestos that echo early 20th century utopias from Ebenezer Howard to Sant'Elia.
Meanwhile Brexit looms in the background to Unit 11's National Reserve project, which touches on issues of identity wittily and with sophistication in work such as Emma Colthurst's alphabet-shaped civic structures for a suburban town. In Unit 12 the focus on 'intimate megastructures' seems to have unleashed one of the strongest yet most diverse ranges of student work in one unit that I've seen in years, from intricately drawn new timber architecture in the work of Elin Soderberg to the surreal filmic paintings of Boon Yik Chung's A Portrait of London.
Unit 19 looks at ideas of prefabricated housing but in fresh ways – such as Ossama Elkholy's kit of moulds to give self-build permanence to squatters' rights on vacant sites. Things get more political still with Unit 22's Campaigning! theme with projects as calls to action, the work refreshingly colourful among otherwise relatively monochrome presentations.
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An interesting take on reversing the marginalisation of architects features large in Unit 17, which has explored ways for architects to restore their relevance, indeed to take back control (in a good way) as a unique player in the making of the city. In a series of projects on sites around London finely presented work includes Sam Tan's new vision of commuting in The Euston Ravine.
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Overall, this show has work that displays both imagination running wild but also ideas convincingly hitting the ground. Skill, careful thought, control of medium and handling of ideas underline the breadth of the education enjoyed at the Bartlett. This is not a school resting on its laurels. You get the feeling that Bartlett students are pretty well prepared at the end of their studies to deal with the exigencies of practice or, indeed, whatever else they might choose to do.
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Opting in — choosing the fullness of life
by Lisa Angelini —
In this very moment, your body is being nourished and blessed by life. With every heartbeat and every breath, your body takes in the energy of life and connects with nature. Whether we notice or not, we are always connected through our breath.
In today's achievement- and survival-oriented culture, it is common to have dulled senses while pushing through tasks, making us immune to the rich details of the tapestry of life. Moments begin to pass into minutes and minutes pass into hours, all of which seem benign enough until the hours pass into days, the days into years and so on.
What is generally noticed at this point is what did not get done on our to-do list. We are trained to look for and expect quantifiable output, much like a factory worker or student taking a standardized test. What is the score? But, I ask, what is the cost? What are we charging ourselves and what are we giving up in exchange? By the end of a day, plenty of people are noticing that they did not get enough done.
We are so programmed to do, that we forget to be. Rather than push through to completion to reach an end, we can slow our senses to capture the fullness of life. The benefit is that this actually opens and increases our experience of time. Imagine one breath traveling in through your nose and down through your chest and back up again.
Feel the contrast of a deep breath in through your nose, expanding your airways, opening up your chest and filling your abdomen with air. That is still one breath. Feel that fullness like a pendulum in full swing. Sip in air until the moment it will shift to make its return swing.
What have you turned yourself off from in order to place full-focused resources on task for the sake of efficient work? When is the last time you checked on yourself as you would a child you love? Are you OK; do you need anything? Are you tired, hungry, fulfilled or happy? It is not necessary to trade where you are going for where you are right now for the sake of efficiency, only to end up ignoring your needs, wants, happiness or the moment. The ride is where the richness resides.
The fullness of life is now, not just in the feeling of accomplishment and looking back. We tend to get caught up in the relationship to our goal or where we stand in proximity to our goal, rather than centering on ourselves. Sometimes we are so busy trying to survive that we have even forgotten what the goal once was.
Our relationship with ourselves is the foundation of our relationship with all others and the world. We draw experiences to us based on how we feel and what we focus on. Focus on hardship or lack and you get more of that. Focus on gratitude and you get more of what you like.
Keeping a simple gratitude journal to reflect upon that for which we are thankful can open us to the fullness of life. When we are thankful for that fullness, we come alive. We activate our awareness with all of our senses and can align fully into the moment, into now. An exciting aspect of attending to something that has been neglected is our awareness, and senses are heightened toward that area for a period of time. Enjoy this post-shift time into your new awareness and use this novel expansion to create life in your present.
Here are some simple invitations for choosing fullness. Create a home space you love that is comforting and reflects your preferences. Go outside, take your shoes off and really feel the grass and your connection to the earth. Look up at the sky and remember the patch you stand on is a small speck, though an integral part of a vast universe. Gaze into your own eyes in the mirror and really see yourself. See your face and feel your soul.
Lisa Angelini, MAPC, LPC, is a holistic psychotherapist, life coach and certified clinical hypnotherapist in Scottsdale, Ariz. She specializes in healthy weight loss, divorce, addictions and trauma. firstname.lastname@example.com, lisaangelini.com or 602-330-6378.
Reprinted from AzNetNews, Volume 33, Number 6, December 2014/January 2015.


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The particular nuun tabs have 360mg of sodium apiece as well as three other electrolytes, potassium, magnesium and calcium. There is no sugar, no caffeine, and little else in nuun, which takes the most minimalist approach to its product in the fizz-and-drink category.ZYM sets itself apart from nuun by adding B vitamins and, for its ZYM Massively increase product, 100mg of coffee. I get a greater immediate boost from ZYM than nuun. Its taste in either of you're able to send two flavors (berry and lemon-lime), is stronger, too.CamelBak's Elixir, another sugar-free tablet, costs about $10 for a tube of 13 tablets. This is additional money than the competition, but Elixir is more focused and goes a little further. Each CamleBak tablet works for up to twenty four ounces of water. We often use them in a 16-ounce bike normal water bottle, and the flavor is noticeably more powerful than nuun or ZYM.Elixir, like another companies' options, is simple to consume. It comes in orange, lemon-lime, and berry flavors. All are good-tasting and refreshing.


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You won't need to set your alarm early when you live at 419 S Johnson Street, a 15-minute stroll or five-minute drive from the western edges of the University of Iowa. Walk right by Starbucks along the way and pick up a coffee, then return your books to the main library before class. Afterwards, stay on campus and attend a club event at the Iowa Memorial Union, or listen to live jazz and grab a bite to eat at Clinton Street Social Club.
From your home on South Johnson Street, you can walk or cycle around the city easily. Cross the campus to game night at the Kinnick Stadium, or use the university athletics fields to keep fit. A 20-minute walk or 5-minute bike ride, you'll be cycling by the pretty Iowa River, watching people out on their boats. After evenings out, you can grab a cab and be home in no time.
Spread out in a one-bedroom apartment all to yourself. You'll find it easy to settle down to study when you can come home to a quiet space. Sit at your own desk and work on your assignments, reaching for textbooks and folders that you can organise just how you like them in your bedroom. Store all your belongings neatly and keep your home clutter-free, then take a quick nap on your comfortable bed when you need to recharge your batteries. Spend a relaxing evening in your kitchen cook dinner for friends.


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Originally found in Issue 26. Purchase online here.
By: Jameson Ketchum
Substream sat down with guitarist John Nolan and vocalist Adam Lazzara recently to forget about the past and look to the future of Taking Back Sunday.
Substream Music Press: With the new record, all the changes and knowing that kids were going to expect a lot out of it, how did you approach this in your mindsets? I'm assuming a lot of kids wanted Tell All Your Friends Part II.
Adam: When we first got together to start writing I felt like we were realistic. There were all those years between is so that chemistry might not be there, you know? Originally, Mark and John and I started emailing this one idea back and forth and everything that was coming back from everyone was working so well that was a good indicator. But early on there were a lot of people saying it was going to be a sequel to Tell All Your Friends, we couldn't make that, we're not 18.
John: The thing that helped for me was I really felt like in the whole writing process we were in our own little worlds while out at the studio in El Paso for so long. We hadn't done anything publicly yet so it felt like I got together with some old friends to play music and hang out at a studio. We were pretty isolated. It was almost hard for me to believe that what we were doing was going to be something that people heard at some point.
SMP: John, you have done Straylight Run for so long and having control there, what did you learn from that that you brought back into this band?
John: I think I just learned to be a better musician. I don't mean like technically, just learning more how to play off of other people and when to lay back and when to jump out. I think also the writing process with Straylight Run was such a different thing than with this band and I was really at the point where I was really excited to get back into something that was so collaborative and so much about getting into a room and making stuff up with a bunch of guys.
SMP: John, did you have an idea going into this record what to expect? Had you been keeping up with them all?
Adam: Dude, he's our biggest fan.
John: I wasn't really listening through that time. I heard those singles and biggest songs but it was something I tried to purposely avoid. It was kind of weird coming back because there's all this history and obviously the fans are very aware of the history but I was actually kind of glad not knowing everything leading up to writing because I feel like it would have been more intimidating if I would have been aware of everything (laughs). I feel like I was in this little bubble for a while that kept me away from knowing what people were expecting.
SMP: What is your process like for writing lyrics? Do you write a lot in the studio? How do you go about that?
Adam: With this, each one of the songs there's probably three different drafts for I would say. So then we just kind of keep going back and forth to make sure we're saying what we're trying to say so that more people than just us will understand it. The song "Faith, When I Let You Down" probably went through the most changes of all.
SMP: The last few releases, you guys had so much going on, band drama, dealing with addictions etc. It seems that everything is pretty peaceful again in the TBS camp, so what inspired the words on this album?
Adam: With the point we've gotten to in our lives…there have become these questions of faith like whether its faith in a higher power or faith in relationships, that was a big thing. We drew a lot from our friends' relationships; at this point in life a lot of our friends are getting married and all that stuff so there's a lot to draw from there. It's funny too, I think John said it, there seems to be these fictional characters that travel throughout the record that we didn't realize were there until after it was done, there was almost like a story line that sort of crept its way in.


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Redmond Park became a hub of physical activity recently as the second annual Pilates in the Park event attracted a large crowd, pictured here, keen to raise funds for the Oesophageal Cancer Fund (OCF) and the South East Radiotherapy Trust (SERT).
Organised by physiotherapists Valerie Redmond and Tricia Murphy of Castlebridge Physiotherapy and Orthotic Clinic, the event was well attended by men, women and kids, all of whom enjoyed the morning.
Pilates is about developing strength and flexibility with control and is an effective all-round workout, as well as being fun!
Tricia led the various exercises and ensured that everyone was giving 100% to the task! While the event has, thus far, been an annual one, there were some suggestions that it become a regular Sunday morning event in the park.
The organisers expressed their thanks to Wexford County Council for their help in organising the event, as well as thanking all those who had come along to take part.
The event raised over €2,000 for the two charities and Tricia and Valerie are already looking forward to next year's event!
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On Saturday the 28th February, Homart Pharmaceuticals will sponsor two meaningful events to celebrate the Chinese Lantern Festival. From Saturday 10am to 4 pm, Homart will organise some interesting activities in Eastwood and on Saturday night from 5.30 pm to 9pm, Homart, the Chinese Christian Community Service Centre (CCCSC), Northern Sydney Local Health district, Bendigo Bank and other charity groups will organise a grand event in the Service Centre in Epping. Address: 41 Essex St Epping (near Epping train station). Read More
Homart Pharmaceuticals Inspects Homart-owned Olive Grove
Homart Managing Director – Ms. Lynn YEH and Operations Director – Mr. Jeffrey regularly lead Homart QA commissioners every year to inspect the Homart-owned raw material sites around Australia to ensure the quality of Homart's Australian made products being kept of their purest and most natural nutrients from the very initial raw material planting and cultivation. A few days ago Homart executive team went over to the northwest region of New South Wales to inspect multiple Homart-owned over 10,000 acres raw material sites. The sun was shining brightly that day, not only were the sites stretched to the horizon to no end, but they were also surrounded by ample water supply irrigating the crops, not to mention the bees busily moving back and forth, and a troop of kangaroos and flocks of sheep leisurely lying here and there in the shade of a tree, enjoying the fresh air. Read More
Homart Invited to the Opening Ceremony of the Huaxing Group at the Sydney Opera House
The Huaxing Group was registered by the Australian Government of NSW in order to better integrate overseas Chinese cultural resources rally talents and establish platforms. The Huaxing Group, held a grand opening ceremony at the Opera House a few days ago. It was a night illuminated brilliantly with lights and assembled with distinguished guests, including Homart Managing Director – Ms. Lynn YEH, 30 or more heads from the Arts Group, principals of various dancing academies, and various famous cultural and art figures. The audience enjoyed a night with three categories of performance: Collection of Classic, Ethnic Glamour, and Cultural Inheritance. Read More
Homart Pharmaceuticals Managing Director Ms. Lynn YEH Invited by NSW Premier Mike BAIRD to Celebrate Australia Day
On Jan 26th, 2015, Australia Day, all sorts of celebrations were held in various parts of Australia. Premier of New South Wales- the Hon. Mike BAIRD, held a grand National Day banquet at the Old Parliament House, Australia's oldest historical building in Parramatta. Ms. Lynn YEH- Managing Director of Homart Pharmaceuticals, was invited to this event amongst other distinguished guests including Minister of Citizenship and Communities- the Hon. Victor DOMINELLO, Member for Parramatta- Dr. Geoff LEE MP, Member of the Legislative Council- the Hon. Ernest WONG, Parramatta Lord Mayor- Clr. Scott LLOYD, former Member of Parliament of New South Wales- the Hon. Helen SHAM-HO, as well as other important Australian officials and businessmen. This historical building is the oldest Governor's palace, built in 1799, renovated and expanded by the governors at the time and Mrs. Macquarie in 1815 and 1816. Read More


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Author(s): Mark Haddon
From the bestselling author of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time and A Spot of Bother comes a superb book about family and secrets Two families. Seven days. One house. Angela and her brother Richard have spent twenty years avoiding each other. Now, after the death of their mother, they bring their families together for a holiday in a rented house on the Welsh border. Four adults and four children. Seven days of shared meals, log fires, card games and wet walks. But in the quiet and stillness of the valley, ghosts begin to rise up. The parents Richard thought he had. The parents Angela thought she had. Past and present lovers. Friends, enemies, victims, saviours. Once again Mark Haddon, author of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time and A Spot of Bother, has written a novel that is funny, poignant and deeply insightful about human lives.
From the author of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time comes a superb new novel about families and secrets
"A hugely enjoyable, sympathetic novel...a tremendous pleasure...we have been absorbed, entertained and moved" -- Kate Kellaway Observer "Mark Haddon is terrifyingly talented... The Red House is thoroughly engrossing and enjoyable entertainment" -- Angus Clarke The Times "With writing as elegant and truthful as this, readers will wish to keep their copies close at hand to savour again" -- Michael Arditti Daily Mail "There are passages here to die for" -- Christopher Bray Daily Express "Every bit as charmingly idiosyncratic as his brilliant The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" -- Henry Sutton Daily Mirror
Mark Haddon is an author, illustrator and screenwriter who has written fifteen books for children and won two BAFTAs. His bestselling novel, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time, was published simultaneously by Jonathan Cape and David Fickling in 2003. It won seventeen literary prizes, including the Whitbread Award. His poetry collection, The Talking Horse and the Sad Girl and the Village Under the Sea, was published by Picador in 2005, and his last novel, A Spot of Bother, was published by Jonathan Cape in 2006. He lives in Oxford.


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Should you take your cat on holidays?
Holidays are here and you are certainly asking if it is advisable to take your cat with you. What are the alternatives? Should you leave it at home or find another type of custody for it? What is the best solution for a happy cat? It is sometimes difficult to find a solution which suits both your cat and you. In this article, we show you the different options available for your cat and yourself.
Each solution will depend on your cat's habits and personality. Some cats are used to traveling and some prefer to stay home. Be attentive to your cat.
1. At home custody
In the case where you are keeping your cat at home, ask one of your acquaintances to come once a day to check on your cat. This solution is possible for short stays which do not last more than 10 days.
In fact, even if they are independent, the cat needs to play and have a physical contact. It is also essential to change its litter, its water and its pellets regularly. For this, a 20-minute visit is necessary.
You can also choose to leave your cat to one of your relatives by taking some basic precautions (respecting the cat's habits, the cat knowing your acquaintance, etc…)
2.Taking your cat on holidays
If you booked a holiday rental where cats are accepted, you will be tempted to bring your pet with you. To ease that process, you must accustom your cat to the car and the carrier from its younger age. This will prevent your cat from being too stressed.
You wish to take your cat abroad? You must contact the country's embassy to know the measures required and they will give you all the steps to follow. Your cat must be of at least 15 weeks old to travel by plane (this may vary according to airlines and destinations).
Finally, be cautious about the heat and motion sickness. Hydrate your cat during the whole trip and let it rest on your arrival. Do not let him go out alone for the first three days and accompany it during outings!
3. Placing your cat in a pension
Several cat pensions exist. This solution may be a good alternative if you will be gone for a long time and cannot take your cat with you. According to article 1385 of the civil act, if your cat causes damages in a pension, the person looking after your cat will be responsible.
This solution is for sociable cats which can easily adapt to community lifestyle. To reassure yourself, it is better to leave your cat there for a few days as a test.
Other possible alternatives in some towns: cat-sitting (home-based care), foster families or cat custody among individuals.
Each year, cats' abandonment is perpetrated during the holidays. Do not forget that, as a cat owner, you are responsible for your cat. Abandonment is severely punishable by law.


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"Always wanted to know how a lightsaber worked. Can I take yours apart, Uncle Luke?"
"This is one creature you're not taking home as a pet, Jacen."
"How's this for a system malfunction?"
"With my parents I could be a smuggler who saved the galaxy or a diplomat who saved the galaxy."
"Even being a Jedi is something where you look for more. At first you acted as if Jedi was synonymous with hero. It isn't. Being a hero isn't what all these folks are here to do. They're here to do their jobs."
"In the military, Jacen, familiarity flows downhill, not up."
ōWe saw what Yuuzhan Vong promises meant on Duro. DonÆt cooperate with them and they mow you down. If you do cooperate with them, they mow you down, laughing about how stupid youÆve been.ö
ōChief FeyÆlya, you are a poor excuse for a sentient being. I hope one day you will really smell the stink in your heart and choke on the fumes.ö
"There's a sedative in that drip. Otherwise she'd roll down, crawl to the quad guns, and bleed to death." In her voice, Jacen heard heartfelt respect.
ōStay out of this, Tenal Ka. You canÆt possibly know anything about it. You have the emotional depth of a ronto.ö
She went deep within, frantically seeking the place within her that had always been Jacen's. That, too, was veiled.
"Let's get this over with now, so we aren't tempted to break up into discussion groups during the next crisis."
"Hurling black lightning is one thing, but quoting Kyp Durron puts me lower than I ever expected to get."
ōIf I start feeling the urge to tattoo my face, IÆll be sure to let you know.ö
"I don't believe we finally got this Sith-spawned monstrosity to sit up and say hello."
"Serenity," she whispered. "The way of the Jedi is serenity."
"Don't tell me the odds," she said, her voice nearly a whisper.
ōThatÆs ridiculous. I havenÆt started calling her æLeiaÆ or æHey, you,Æ or æWhatÆs-your-name, HanÆs wife.Æö
"I'm not afraid of dying. I'm afraid of surviving... and getting to the end of the war and discovering that I'm all alone. That everyone I knew and cared for is gone."
"I've got to go. Reports to write. Goddess stuff to do."
"Arrogant little monkey-lizard."
"We don't need hope. We need more ships. We need better weapons. And we need Jedi. We need to keep on fighting. We don't need you wasting everybody's time on fantasies."
No questions. Everyone in her squadron, she thought, was either very smart or very stupid. Jaina knew which way she wanted to bet.
"I thought you were dead. You and Anakin both. It didn't matter to me how many others were sent to join you. I was ready to go myself."
"Please don't threaten me. I really don't take too kindly to things like that."
"I know what a lot of things feel like. And you know what? I'm still fighting. I'm going to keep fighting until there isn't a single threat left in this galaxy. You think you're the only person who has lost something in this war? Grow up, Lensi."
"Nice to see that everyone is so comfortable with deciding my destiny."


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- 1 tablespoon olive or canola oil
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1 clove garlic, minced or pressed
- 2 tomatoes, chopped
- 1 package frozen spinach leaves or 2 bunches fresh
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
1.In the oil, fry the onion, garlic and tomato.
2.Add the clean spinach and salt. Stir together.
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Anatoly Chubais Biography
Nationality: Russian
Famous: Political Leaders Russian Men
Age: 64 Years, 64 Year Old Males
Sun Sign: Gemini
Also Known As: Anatoly Borisovich Chubais
Born in: Barysaw
Famous as: Politician
political ideology: Political party - Independent
Spouse/Ex-: Avdotya Smirnova, Ljudmila Chubais, Marija Davidovna Vishnevskaja
father: Boris Matveevich Chubays
mother: Raisa Efimovna Sagal
siblings: Igor Borisovich Chubays
children: Aleksej Chubais, Olga Chubais
Founder/Co-Founder: Union of Right Forces, Rusnano
education: Moscow Power Engineering Institute, Saint Petersburg State University of Engineering and Economics
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Anatoly Chubais is an economist and politician who hails from Borisov in Belarusia. A graduate from the 'Leningrad Institute of Engineering and Economics' ('LEEI'), he started out as a teacher at the same university. During his career as an assistant professor, he founded a small organization called 'Reforma'. This organisation which drafted legal reforms helped this economist's political dreams take wings. He also founded groups like 'The Young Economists', and a branch of the 'Perestroyka Club', along with his brother Igor. The purpose of these various associations was to bring together intellectuals who have the same ideas about 'market economy'. Soon, this economist's popularity grew, and he became a deputy to the chairman of the 'Leningrad City Council'. From there began this visionary's implementation of Free Economic Zones and eventually privatization of Russian industries. He rose through political ranks, and was made the Deputy Prime Minister of the nation. Though he is still hailed by many as one of the most influential figures in the Russian economy, this politician and his reforms have also been subjected to immense criticism, as they brought about a class-divide in the society. Presently, he has retired, and serves as an advisor to several big names in the financial sector
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- Anatoly Borisovich Chubais was born to Boris Matveyevich Chubais and his wife Raisa Efimovna Sagal on June 16, 1955, in the Belarusian city of Borisov.Boris was a former World War II and army official, who later worked as a professor of Scientific Communism and Philosophy. Raisa was a former economist who decided to stay at home after becoming a mother. The couple also had an older son, Igor, who is a philosopher.In 1977, the young boy completed his higher education from the 'Leningrad Institute of Engineering and Economics' ('LEEI', which is now called the 'Saint Petersburg State University of Engineering and Economics'). The same year he joined the 'Communist Party of the Soviet Union', in the city.Continue Reading BelowYou May LikeRecommended Lists:
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- Anatoly started working as an Associate Professor at his alma mater, LEEI, in 1982.The same year he collaborated with economists Grigory Glazkov and Yury Yarmagayev to write an article titled 'Вопросы расширения хозяйственной самостоятельности предприятий в условиях научно-технического прогресса' ('Questions of Expanding the Autonomy of Business Enterprises under the conditions of Scientific and Technological Progress'). The article tried to prove the hypothesis that central planning cannot determine the final demand for products.During that period, the young economist met Yegor Gaidar, who went on to become the Prime Minister of Russia. Gaidar soon became a regular to lectures delivered by Chubais.The Russian economist was awarded his Ph.D. in Economics in 1983, for his thesis titled 'Исследование и разработка методов планирования совершенствования управления в отраслевых научно-технических организациях' ('Research and Development of Methods for the Planned Improvement of Management in Industrial Research and Development Organizations').In 1984, Chubais started presiding over 'The Young Economists', a small group of Leningrad-based economists.By 1987, he established a branch of the 'Perestroyka' club, in Leningrad, with the goal of debating issues related to democracy, based on a common intellectual platform.A prominent member of this branch was Anatoly's brother, Igor (founder of the Moscow branch of the same club). Also included were prospective politicians and businessmen like Alexei Kudrin, Vladimir Kogan, Ilya Yuzhanov, Pyotr Mostovoy, Mikhail Manevich and Alexander Kazakov.Chubais was appointed in 1990, as the Deputy to Anatoly Sobchak, the newly elected Chairman of the 'Leningrad City Council'. As the deputy, he aimed to execute Sobchak's vision of establishing a Free Economic Zone in the city.In 1991, the economist-turned-politician ended his association with the 'Communist Party'. He refused the post of Chairman of the 'Leningrad City Council', and decided to become an advisor to Sobchak, who was now the Mayor of the city. The economist was also appointed as the President of the 'Wassily Leontief Center for Research in Economics'.Continue Reading BelowHe was elected to President Boris Yeltsin's cabinet in November, 1991, and was given the responsibility of looking after privatization in the nation. He was asked to handle the operations of 'Rosimushchestvo' (the 'Committee for the Management of State Property').His initial model of quick privatization as a means of earning more revenue was not approved by the 'Congress of People's Deputies of Russia'. He then suggested privatization using vouchers, which had been proposed by economist Vitaly Nayshul almost eleven years back. Ironically, the same idea had then been snubbed by Chubais himself.On August 19, 1991, the proposal was formally implemented by Russian President Yeltsin. The program was eventually highly condemned, since common citizens were drained of all their savings. The wealthy stratum that gained from this privatization came to be called 'kleptocrats' because they increased their own wealth and gave nothing back to their government.On June 1, 1992, Anatoly became the first Deputy Prime Minister of 'Russian Federation for Economic and Financial Policy'. The following year, he helped form a political party 'Vybor Rossii' ('Russia's Choice'), under the leadership of future Prime Minister Gaidar.The distinguished politician became a member of the governing council of the political party 'Democratic Choice of Russia', which was a part of 'Vybor Rossii', in July 1994. The same year, he was appointed as the first Deputy Prime Minister of Russia, assisting Viktor Chernomyrdin.From 1995-96, the economist acted as the Russian representative to global financial establishments like the 'Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency' ('MIGA') and the 'International Bank for Reconstruction and Development' ('IBRD').After resigning from the post of Deputy Prime Minister in January, Anatoly established the 'Center for Protection of Private Property Foundation' in July 1996.On 17th March 1997, he was once again chosen as the Deputy Prime Minister of Russia, as well as the Minister of Finance.On March 23rd 1998 the Deputy Prime Minister retired from his post and was then appointed as the Chairman of 'RAO UES', a government-owned electrical power company. The same year, he presided over major global conferences like the 'Bilderberg Club session', in Scotland, and the 'Round Table of Industrialists of Russia and the European Union'.Continue Reading BelowHe became a member of the Board of Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs in 2000. The same year, he was made the President of the 'CIS Electric Power Council' in Russia, and the co-chairman of the 'Coordinating Council' of the 'Union of Right Forces', a Russian political party.An attempt to assassinate this politician was carried out in 2005, and Vladimir Kvachkov, a former Russian army officer, was arrested in connection with the case; the accused was however released by the jury.In May 2010, Chubais was appointed as the Chairman of the 'Board of Trustees' of the 'Gaidar Foundation', formed by the 'Gaidar Institute for Economic Policy' in collaboration with Maria Strugatsky.Presently, he leads the operations of the 'Russian Nanotechnology Corporation' ('RUSNANO'). He is a member of the advisory boards of distinguished establishments like 'JPMorgan Chase' and the 'Council on Foreign Relations'.Major Works
- This economist and politician is famous for the introduction of reforms to initiate privatization in Russia, which were implemented during the Presidency of Boris Yeltsin. These reforms initially earned him popularity but they were also criticized in the long run. When on the one hand, the citizens of the nation lost all their savings and on the other, the rich continued to amass wealth, his financial moves were condemned.Awards & Achievements
- Chubais was awarded three presidential commendations during 1995-98, for his invaluable contribution towards the improvement of the Russian economy.The famous politician received an honorary diploma from the 'International Union of Economists' in recognition of his efforts to modernize Russia's fiscal policies, and bring about economic development, in 2001.In 2007, the Russian economist was named the 'Professional of the Year', by national newspaper 'Vedomosti' for his contribution to the privatization of the country's economy.The following year, he received another presidential commendation for assisting with the writing of the Russian constitution.In 2010, he was awarded the state decoration of 'IV degree Order for Merit to the Fatherland', by the Russian Federation for his contribution to nanotechnology in the country.Personal Life & Legacy
- Anatoly was first married to a woman named Lyudmila, who currently owns a restaurant in St. Petersburg called 'Mechta Molokhovets'. They have two children, a daughter, Olga, and a son, Aleksey.In the early 1990s, the politician left Lyudmila for an economist, Maria Vishnevskaya.Recently, in 2012, Anatoly Chubais got married to TV host and screenwriter, Avdotia Smirnova, who is fourteen years younger.Trivia
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- In 1997, this famous, yet controversial Russian politician was named 'The World's Best Minister of Finance' by the British magazine 'Euromoney'
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Recognizing the unique challenges that exist for parents raising a child with special needs, Matrix provides parent-to-parent support, education, and guidance to help parents gain a better understanding of their children?s needs and become more confident in their ability to care for and obtain the services necessary to help their children. Matrix?s staff, comprised mainly of parents of children with special needs, provides a full array of services to the community, including: ? Individual Support and Technical Assistance -- The Matrix Helpline (1-800-578-2592) is available to all parents of children with special needs, ages birth to 22 years. Open Monday through Thursday, 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM; bilingual and bicultural staff are available to serve Latino families. ? Trainings and Workshops about Special Education and school services; ? Direction and Referrals to appropriate early intervention and health care services; ? Support Groups for families across neighborhoods, age groups and disabilities; ? Library, Publications, and Website -- a comprehensive resource and lending library of family and disability-related materials; monthly e-newsletter,and semi-annual newsletter; informative website with helpful links and materials, www.matrixparents.org Matrix provides these services free of charge to a diverse group of families in rural and urban settings across Marin, Solano, Sonoma and Napa counties. In addition, Matrix strives to effect systems change by acting as an ongoing resource to families, healthcare providers, educators, policy makers, agency directors and others in the design, implementation and evaluation of programs and policies for children and their families. A certified Parent Information and Training Center, Matrix provides technical assistance to other Parent Training and Information Centers throughout the Western United States. Matrix is supported by the U.S. Department of Education, the California Department of Education, the Marin Community Foundation, and other private foundations, corporations, and individuals.


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Chican@, Reimagined
This year, I worked on a research project for the University Archives Diversity Research Fellowship, through the Special Collections Research Center at the Gelman Library, and it was the perfect project for my first year at GWU. The goal of the fellowship was to search the George Washington University archives and find the voice of minority experiences there. Naturally, my focus was on finding other Chican@s in the history of the university, and knowing that I had institutional support behind me as I searched for my community meant the world to me, even when ultimately, I had to reckon with the fact that Chican@ experiences in Washington, D.C. and at GWU were not archived, and may not have existed at all.
I'm no stranger to being one of a handful of latin@ students on university campuses. During my freshman year of college, I entered as one of only two latina students in my class, and it's not hard to look around my classrooms now that I'm in graduate school and see only a small number more than that. I'm lucky that I've been able to build a community for myself on my current campus that does not depend solely on shared ethnicity, but after growing up in a neighborhood and a city that is predominantly hispanic, I miss that feeling of mutual experiences, and I look for that aspect of my personal history at every institution I become a part of. Like Ravon's last post said, our voices will save us, and I'm constantly looking for mine.
In the George Washington University archives, looking for my voice meant a lot of paperwork, up to my elbows in old inter-department memos and course syllabi from so far back, the American Studies department was still called American Thought and Civilization. There's a separate project to be done about tracing the history of American Studies in and of (and sometimes against) itself, because as a field it is increasingly more self-critical all the time, but during this project, it was hard not to see the accomplishments of white male after white male being archived, while the voices of others, which statistically must have existed at the time, were invisible. Even despite the knowledge that the institution as it currently stands was behind my project, they'd given me a whole fellowship for it, it was hard not to feel my morale sink. I hadn't realized how much I wanted to find some kind of shred of Chican@ existence until I didn't find anything.
But I'm far from the first or the only Chican@ to come up against this sort of archival existential crisis. Corky Gonzales, the fist of the Chican@ movement, one of the leading minds involved in the People's March on Washington, and gaping point of silence in the GW University archives, was vocal about the inability, or deliberate refusal, of the "gringo establishment" to create space for Chican@ narratives. He advocated for the mythic Aztlán, a new nation that would be home to the displaced descendants of Spanish imperialism. Founding a new nation was a bit far-reaching for my project in the archives, but the aspects of Aztlán that reject Western notions of temporality, literary history, and fact-based truth could all be used in my new pursuit of recreating the missing Chican@ voices in Washington, D.C.
The Chican@ view of time, as many people recognize from the magic realism novels that make up the bulk of Chican@ literature, is cyclical rather than linear like Western temporalities. Rather than a set of single-point cause and effects, moving in one direction from past to the present, Chican@ time is a spiral, with connections that leap across the coil through time and place, and conclusions that often end up back at the beginning again. For a population that already must exist in negative spaces, there is an urge to preserve what we can, and draw from shared experiences as much as possible. Being Chican@ means rejecting imperialist notions of a fact-based history as a whole, and leaning into the oral-tradition cultural truths that can't be erased because they were never archived in the first place.
The political project of Chican@s at large is to create a space for ourselves, whether by discovering lost histories, or reimagining them in the places where archive fever has erased us. When I presented my negative findings (and my gratitude and feeling of support from the Special Collections as I participated in the Chican@ political project), I got a great question from the audience about the mistranslation of Derrida's "archive fever" — le mal d'archive, the pain in the archive, the pang of absence in the archive — and those alternate versions resonate so deeply with me. To be missing a sense of history is a real pain, like pressing on a bruise, and although there is a great community of scholarship within my department and cohort, those bonds will never replace the feeling of belonging and of legacy that come from Chican@ history, present in a time and in a geographic place.
Being Chican@ in a school, a city, a nation, that neglects our history is like a constant feeling of homesickness. I know that I am not the first Chicana to feel it, otherwise the large project of reimagining ourselves would not exist. Chican@ truths exist in communities we make and places we imagine, and the project I completed for this fellowship has been archived in the same collections I searched through. It will document my reimagining of history for future Chican@ students on this campus, in this city, who are looking back in time for me just as I'm looking forward for them.


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