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Specialist (in the field of medicine or psychology) who treats problems in sexual life. This can be a doctor (includes medication) or a psychologist (works using psychological methods over the difficulties and barriers in the sexual sphere psychiatric patient and steam).
It treats erectile dysfunction, ejaculation disorder and sexual desire. Women may aid in the treatment of painful intercourse, abnormal sexual desire, inability to complete sexual intercourse as a result of such vaginismus, lack of or difficulty in achieving orgasm. It also helps in disorders of sexual preference (paraphilias such as fetishism) and gender identity disorders.
Our specialists continually further their education in the latest global trends in drug treatment as well as psychological methods. They also take part in international research on the effectiveness of the latest treatment strategies. Gained experience or are still working on the major medical and scientific research dealing with human sexual life in Poland. We make every effort to consult with a sexologist was in a friendly atmosphere – respect, trust, unconditional acceptance of you and your partner.


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Collaboration in progress: Johnny Forever and Gambletron
September 12, 2014
Detail of crocheted prism for the set of Gambletron and Forever's upcoming RUSAŁKA. Yarn with wood frame. 5′ x 2′ x 1.5′
HOME FIERCE HOME soft sculpture installation by Johnny Forever. Yarn. Approximately 15′ in total length
From TRUST MY GUT: A Drag Opera Surgery by Johnny Forever and Marisa Hoicka as performed at Toronto's XPACE for FADO 2011
Johnny Forever performing as Mini Maul in original crocheted rope costume at the Heels on Wheels Roadshow in Montreal 2014
Gambletron's AM RADIO OSCILLATIONS at the Darling Foundry in Montreal 2013
Gambletron (playing the saw with her radio theremin) with Jen Reimer for Innovations in Concert at the Sala Rosa in Montreal 2013
Gambletron's FIELD TRIP. Premiered November 16th 2012 as part of the HTMlles Festival 10


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The Assiduous Creator : Astreck
Zakiya Ali | Feb 05, 2018
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Today I will do what others won't, so that tomorrow I can do what others cannot.
Hailing from Jaipur, Ashish Kumar alias Astreck, is an acclaimed Music Producer, Video Editor, Graphic Designer and a Video Jockey. Bold enough to explore every field that interests him, he certainly leaves a mark wherever he goes.
Ignited by his passion for music and inspired by the desire to learn and traverse new directions, Astreck is an embodiment of verve and vehemence. Without any formal training or contacts in the industry, he has emerged to be the Rising Star of VJing.
He recently visited NITR on the occasion of the second edition of Roots as a guest speaker where he delivered a talk on the Art of VJing. Team Monday Morning got an opportunity to engage in a conversation with him, whilst he shared his experiences that helped him evolve as an artist, unravelling the journey that led to Astreck.
Childhood Nostalgia
Recollecting some of his childhood experiences, Astreck said that though he was not good at academics, he was very sincere and never created any nuisance at school or even at home for that matter. He chuckled while remembering that probably his good behaviour saved him from his parents' thrashings. Being an introvert, he did not have many friends. Adding to this, he was not very good at sports or any other extra-curricular activity. He spent most of his time drawing in the last pages of his notebooks in the midst of a class.
When Academics Seemed Everything
Poor academic performance coupled with alienation to extra-curricular activities portrayed him as a failure in school. This perpetuated in him a desire to prove his mettle. Furthermore, it was instrumental in making him discover where his interest truly lied. Once he found his fervour, I worked towards making it his career.
The Untold Story
Asking about the journey leading to a career in audio-visual editing, he said,
I was always passionate about music. After getting a laptop in the ninth standard, the first thing I did was surfing the internet and downloading some software for audio editing.
Though he was a novice to this, he never stopped trying. He tried to learn through websites and explored new tracks on the software. Soon, he got recognition in his school and thus performed in various competitions as well as functions organised by the school. The teachers and classmates who once thought him to be dumb and worthless started seeing him for what he truly was. This inspired him to work harder and invest more time in developing and refining his art.
Cornerstone Of Excellence
Family support is essential to one's success. His parents like everyone else's wanted to see him settled. They never prevented him from pursuing his interests. Though his parents never objected to his career choices, he did not want to take financial help from them or be a burden on them. Rather than asking them to purchase the requisites for his work, he used to purchase the software and audio tracks required with whatever pocket money he saved. Since he did not have many friends to hang out with or watch a movie, he invested this time and money in pursuing his interests and improving his skills in the same.
Shine Nights
Whilst he was in his eleventh grade, his first album, Shine Nights was released on Sound Cloud. Launched in 2011, it received an exceptionally good response from the audience, thus marking a building stone of his career. Following this, he released his second album, Shine Nights Vol-2 under the label of Air Magic.
Frank Beatz with Ashish Kumar
Air Magic had a contract with an online radio channel known as TimePass thus, after the success of his first album, he was offered to host his own online radio show Frank Beatz with Ashish Kumar. He grins remembering,
I was quite amused by the name of that radio channel. Honestly, who gives a name like TimePass!
Spreading Wings: Video Editing, Graphic Designing
Unfortunately, Ashish's second album was not much of a success. After the passage of a year after the release of his second album, he faded to the background and decided to concentrate on his college education but soon realized the void in his life due to the absence of music, where his interest truly lied.
He was adamant about exploring new horizons in music and came upon video editing. He devoted his full attention towards learning the elements of video editing, got in touch with few eminent professionals in this arena online and tried learning from them about the effects and presets to be used. Although he learned the basics from them, he never imitated it in his work, ergo-preserving his individual creativity and giving it a form in his creations. Initially, he used to design his own graphics but later dogged on sticking to video editing due to time constraints.
Resolute On Stage
He started off with editing videos for his acquaintances who were DJ's. Later, he began getting offers for shows for small audiences in clubs or parties.
I become an entirely different person while I am performing. The confidence and satisfaction that I get by showcasing my art are immeasurable.
Presenting Astreck
As VJing had not developed much in India during that time, not many people could appreciate his work. With the passage of time, he gained popularity, but due to his name being so common in India, it was difficult for people to search him online. This was when he dawned on the name Astreck by combining the initials of his name with his passion; audio recordings, and tracks.
Success on feet
Subsequently, he released several successful music albums at intervals of 6 months. He edited the videos of several internationally acclaimed artists and DJ's. This led to him becoming the representative of an international label named "Harsh Records" in India. In addition to this, he has also worked for Aaroh music , Starx , Neon , Amit Das , Paranox , Dj Dee Arora , Kevin Kongor , Saiklone to name a few. Later, he was offered the position of a resident VJ at Willingdon Sports Club, an age-old and renowned club in Mumbai.
In his final message to the readers, he urges them to invest time in pursuing their interest be it one day a week or one day in an entire month.
Find out what intrigues you the most. Follow your passion. Work hard for it. You might not get success right away but if you keep trying, one day you will definitely achieve great heights.
Team Monday Morning wishes Astreck success in his future endeavours and hopes that he continues inspiring young minds to discover their true selves.


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We caught up with DJ Misbehaviour during her trip to Dubai to get the inside story on her rise to fame, her inspirations and what we can expect from tonight's event at the Barbary.
When did you first start DJ'ing and how did it start?
In the early 80's when I was at college in Sheffield, I started making tapes for the various parties that went on every weekend in basements of the student houses. There would be a ghetto blaster hooked up to speakers and people would bring their tapes. I used to put mine on and then watch how people reacted. I guess that was the first step toward DJing, selecting and observing the crowd reaction. When I moved to Brighton in 1989, I started working at night at a spot called the Escape. A few years later, I moved to London and got my first break opening at a Club called Fresh'n Funky, which was one of the most successful London clubs in the 90's.
What is your favourite music to play?
That's hard to say as I love all music. Soul, Funk and Reggae are my foundations. Those led me into many other genres like Hip Hop, Jungle, UKG and House.
What drew you to Hip Hop music and US Hip Hop music In particular?
At the first party that I did in Brighton, the other DJ played hip hop. I loved 70's soul and funk, so when I heard the tunes he was playing, I could totally relate because of the sample source. I remember he played Gangstarr Words I Manifest and EPMD Big Paypack and from then on, I was sucked into the US East Coast.
How has it been to be a white female in that industry and be so against the stereotype?
It has its positives and negatives. Starting out it was harder to get gigs on face value. I did not look like a stereotypical DJ, so I had to play before I got booked in order to prove I really could play. Then when they heard me, I stood out in a good way by being a minority. Some men were quite hostile about women in the DJ booth and then others were super supportive and wanted to see more women in the arena like Swing from Boogie Bunch. Fresh'n Funky also had the highest number of women DJs of any club in London like Maura Miller and Christine Indigo, so I was lucky to have a supportive introduction to London.
What brought you to New York? And how did you get involved with Mobile Mondays?
I was heavily into East Coast Hip Hop and wanted to experience the City. I came out for the New York Seminar in 1994, which was an amazing experience. Puffy had just launched Bad Boy and had his street team running around with banners with Biggie Dreams on one side and Craig Mack's 'Flava in Ya Ear' on the other. Nas' 'Illmatic' came out during that time too. Those were truly exciting times for hip hop. In 1999, I came back out for what I thought was a year, got sucked in, and have been living there ever since.
I accidentally stumbled across Mobile Mondays! I met Operator Emz ,the founder, and was instantly hooked by the cool mix of music lovers and industry people and the 45s. I was coming every week, bringing a few tunes hanging out, and then Emz invited me to come and play there for my birthday with Spinderella, which was dope, and the rest is history.
What key things that make a good DJ and a good party?
For me, a DJ who loves their music – there are too many DJs with laptops going through the motions these days, which doesn't excite me. I appreciate someone who knows how to play for the crowd in front of them, yet can still throw a few curve balls to keep it interesting. And, of course, a good crowd who come for the music not bottles (laughs).
Tell us about your recent video that went viral and earned you the interview spot on Hot 97?
It was a Mobile Mondays! event at the Museum of The City Of New York. The theme was the 90s, so I came out of course, rocking my favourite Hip Hop tunes from that era. Someone from the crowd filmed it and put it on Facebook with a simple tag "Don't judge a book by it's cover." The next day I woke up and people were calling me saying "you've gone viral" and I ended up with 27 million views. How can you explain that? I have no idea! Operator Emz introduced me to Peter Rosenburg and he invited me onto Hot 97 to do the interview.
Favourite city or venue to DJ?
That's quite tough. I love New York for the sheer variety of artists I can meet or see perform locally. DJ culture in London is like no other to me. I played recently in Spain and Italy and both those crowds were really fun too. This is my first time in Dubai so I am looking forward to the new experience.
Where do you think cultivates the best DJ's?
I love the scene in the UK. I was present for great genres that came out of of the clubs, like the Jungle and Garage scenes. We have a real respect for the history of the music too, which is why, for example, I hear the best reggae played over there.
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Redtail CRM data breach exposes personal client data
A data breach may have exposed personal client information that advisers store on Redtail Technology's client relationship management software, according to an email the fintech firm is sending to affected advisers.
The email, obtained by InvestmentNews, says the firm discovered on March 4 that its logging systems inadvertently captured a "small subset of the sensitive investor data" advisers keep on the CRM. The data were stored in a file that anyone on the internet could access.
Investor information in the file includes first and last names, physical addresses, dates of birth and Social Security numbers.
Redtail said in the email that it removed access to the file and launched an investigation as soon as it learned about the exposed data. But it said that remediation has been delayed because of the nature of the data, the format in which it was maintained and the time it takes to consolidate and correlate with Redtail's databases.
Redtail had to build specific applications to determine which clients' data was exposed. The company is emailing affected investors and offering free access to LifeLock Defender Preferred, a credit and identity theft monitoring and remediation product from Symantec.
"Less than 1% of Redtail clients were affected by this data exposure," Redtail CEO Brian McLaughlin said in an emailed statement. "We are taking this matter very seriously and are doubling down on our efforts to ensure that our customers' data is safe and secure."
Mr. McLaughlin also clarified there was no intentional break-in of Redtail's systems by a third-party. "It was a temporary exposure which Redtail uncovered and corrected," he said.
Redtail is one of the most popular CRMs among financial advisers. According to Technology Tools for Today's 2019 Software Survey, Redtail commands a 57% market share.
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The Intermediate Certificate in Financial and Management Accounting is awarded on the completion of exams Maintaining Financial Records (FA2) and Management Costs and finance (MA2), and also Foundations in Professionalism.
The Intermediate certificate is suitable for those aspiring to work or already working in:
- a bookkeeping or cost clerk role in an SME
- a range of accounting administration roles within an accounting department of a larger organisation or financial shared service centre.
- The Intermediate Certificate in Financial and Management Accounting is broadly equivalent to UK A level.
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I'm so busy with my family and musicians photography these days that I'm not able to take on many weddings. But when I do there's nothing much better than being a Chelsea Old Town Hall wedding photographer. Not only is the Town Hall not far from where I live, but it also happens to be one of my favourite wedding venues. I always love the photos taken on the iconic steps leading down to the King's Road. The newly married couples always look so happy, covered in smiles and confetti.
Documentary Nursery Photography
Camilla asked me to photograph her wedding to Alex after I had done some documentary photography at her Nursery School. She'd been so happy with the images of the Nursery children that she wanted her wedding documented in the same natural way.
Their wedding took place near the beginning of April. I'm sure we all remember we weren't having the best weather around then. Luckily the day of their wedding was lovely. It wasn't too hot (the heatwave hadn't arrived by then) but dry and warm enough to have the portraits taken outside. This was such a relief as it had been looking unlikely in the run up to the big day!
Ceremony at Chelsea Old Town Hall
The ceremony in the Chelsea Old Town Hall was intimate and beautiful – Camilla and Alex were so relaxed and happy. After the traditional confetti shots on those famous steps, we wandered around the streets of Chelsea to capture some beautiful portraits of the newlyweds. Then it was on to the reception at the Ivy Garden Chelsea, just a couple of minute's walk from Chelsea Old Town Hall. I had never photographed inside the restaurant before and WOW – what an amazing place for a wedding reception! From the flower covered entrance to the floral murals in the private dining room it was all perfect!
More guests had arrived for the reception and it didn't take long for the party to get into full swing, with a sumptuous sit down lunch and a lot of laughter in this stunning flower-filled room.
I loved photographing this wedding – thank you so much Camilla and Alex for asking me – it was a truly special day.


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BELFAST City Council will aim to tackle the issue of desecration of graves within the City Cemetery after a motion was brought forward on the problem.
At the September Belfast City Council's monthly meeting UUP Alderman Sonia Copeland proposed a motion to tackle the problem.
Alderman Copeland called on Belfast City Council to ensure that wanton rampage and destruction of graves within the Cemetery is never repeated after a number of recent incidents.
Speaking in the Chamber on Monday night, she explained: "Belfast City Cemetery opened on 1st August 1886 and was designated for all the citizens of a growing city, regardless of race, religion, gender, colour or creed.
"Since that time, it has become the resting place for almost a quarter of a million citizens.
"How can you rest in peace when it is used by some as a place to drink, rake about in, attack, desecrate or destroy?
"Two weeks ago, an elderly lady in her 80s was witnessed weeping at the grave of a late loved one because of the damage caused to the grave.
"My own grandfather's grave has been destroyed and my own family cannot bear to visit.
"I would also like to commend councillor Stevie Corr for his nightly work in the cemetery which is not an easy task.
"This cemetery and the graves and memorials it holds are the responsibility of this Council.
"It strikes me that the only way to prevent a reoccurrence of recent events is to properly secure the perimeter and ensure the proper penalties are in place are used when culprits are apprehended
"Something needs to be done and we as a Council need to do it. This facility is for everyone and we need to look after the needs of all the communities who are buried, visit and are bereaved.
Fellow UUP representative, Alderman Jim Rodgers, who seconded the motion added: "We have been talking about the City Cemetery for many years in this Council and we genuinely need to do something to prevent this occurring again.
"We have a responsibility to ensure the dead rest in peace. It is simply not good enough."
The issue will be brought to the Council's People and Communities Committee meeting on Tuesday.
BELFAST City Council will aim to tackle the issue of desecration of graves within the City Cemetery after a motion was brought forward on the problem.


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Due to Mid-Autumn Festival holiday this week, our gathering is cancelled on September22th.
However, our weekly gathering will resume as usual on September 29th. Wish you Happy Mid-Automn festival and enjoy BBQ.
iEnglish Club Gathering Agenda
14:30-15:20 Session I: Current Events Discussion (News/Free Talk)
15:20-15:30 Feedback I
15:30-15:40 Regrouping & Break
15:40-16:00 Speaker Session
16:00-17:00 Session II: Article Discussion (Please MUST read weekly article)
17:00-17:15 Feedback II
17:15-17:30 Closing (Welcome to have dinner with us!)
18:00 Dinner (each person 300-400 NTD)
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If you have watched TV in the past 20 or so years, then there probably is no need for me to tell you what this scene is all about. Names like Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy and the Cookie Monster will not just be familiar, they will be VERY FAMILIAR!!! Its all part of growing up; becoming the very best of what you can be, and the lessons learned from Sesame Street will undoubtedly stay with you a lifetime. But, sooner or later, the time will come when more important things will enter your life; higher education, employment and raising a family. Again, enter Sesame Street. Through all this change, we need to remember the following...
1 Corinthians 13:11-13 (WEB)
11) When I was a child, I spoke as a child, I felt as a child, I thought as a child. Now that I have become a man, I have put away childish things.
12) For now we see in a mirror, dimly, but then face to face. Now I know in part, but then I will know fully, even as I was also fully known.
13) But now faith, hope, and love remain—these three. The greatest of these is love.
If you remember Bible verses, then you probably know this one. And its a Dusey!! To love and be loved, now there is a life worth living!!! It doesn't matter how smart you are, whether you come from a wealthy family, or have a fancy education, if you love and are loved, then you are SOMEBODY OF WORTH!!! Our lives change as we get older, but love just gets better and better!! And that is something I don't need a Cookie Monster to teach me!!!


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Week One Football Game Notes: Lock Haven University at Duquesne
PITTSBURGH — The Lock Haven University football team is set to open the 2018 season on Saturday, September 1 at NCAA Division I FCS opponent Duquesne.
Setting the stage:
The Bald Eagles will open the 2018 season on the road at NCAA Division I FCS opponent Duquesne on Saturday (Sept. 1). Kickoff at Rooney Field is set for 2 p.m. The Dukes were 7-4 last year and they are 0-1 this season. Playing in the very first NCAA football game of the 2018 season last weekend, Duquesne fell to Massachusetts, 63-15.
LHU finished the 2017 season at 2-9 overall (2-5 PSAC East) with both wins coming in PSAC East play thanks to victories over Cheyney and local-rival Bloomsburg. It marked LHU's second straight win over Bloomsburg and moved head coach Dave Taynor to 2-1 all-time vs. Bloomsburg.
The series with Duquesne:
Saturday will mark the first meeting between Lock Haven and Duquesne.
Starting vs. FCS opponents:
For the second straight season, LHU will open vs. a FCS opponent. Last year, Lock Haven dropped its 2017 opener at Saint Francis, 69-3. Last season's opener marked LHU's first game vs. an FCS team since the 2012 season-opener at Fordham. In all, Saturday's game at Duquesne will mark LHU's 13th game vs. an NCAA DI FCS opponent since 2000. Of those previous 12 meetings, eight have been home-openers. LHU hasn't beaten a FCS opponent since 1971 when the Bald Eagles opened the season with a 14-7 victory over Delaware State.
Run-game led way in 2017:
Leading the way for the Bald Eagles in 2017 was the run-game. LHU finished with 2,182 rushing yards and Lock Haven finished with 198.4 yards per game, which ranked as the fourth-best rushing offense in the PSAC at the end of the regular season. Leading the way was true-freshman quarterback Kyle Knight who rushed for eight touchdowns. As a team, LHU ran for 20 TDs with 18 of 20 coming in the final six games. As a team, Lock Haven recorded three games with 300 or more rushing yards including a single-game school record of 460 (6 rushing TDs) in the win over Cheyney.
Knight leads the way:
Sophomore quarterback Kyle Knight will look to lead the way in 2018. Last season, as a true-freshman, he took over the play calling in Week 2 vs. perennial DII power Slippery Rock. He rushed for 104 yards and the rest is history as he then rattled off a remarkable "run" over the next seven games. In all, the two-time PSAC Offensive Player of the Week made six starts (10GP) and finished with 760 rushing yards (76/game), 655 passing yards (65.5/game), 10 total touchdowns (8 rush, 2 pass) and he threw for just two interceptions in 114 attempts. Knight recorded four games of 100-plus rushing yards including 174 in the comeback-win at Bloomsburg. He rushed for a season-high 181 and four TDs in the win over Cheyney. He threw for 264 yards in a narrow-loss to ESU in Week 10.
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the receiving corps:
Last season as a true-freshman tight end Jalen Jackson helped lead the way on offense. The Williamsport, Pennsylvania native was LHU's top receiver with 30.2 receiving yards per game. In all, he made 26 catches for 332 yards (11GP/7GS).
Returning stat leaders:
-R-Sr. Cameron Tobias (77-128, 746 YDS, 1TD)
-So. Kyle Knight (54-114, 655 YDS, 2 TD)
-So. Kyle Knight (140 ATT, 760 YDS, 8 TD)
-Jr. Ralph Hyland (103 ATT, 460 YDS, 2 TD)
-So. Jalen Jackson (26 REC, 332 YDS)
-So. Bryan Greene (26 REC, 224 YDS)
-So. LB Obadiah Asare (67 TOT, 30 SOLO, 3 TFL)
-Jr. DB Shyheim Brown (49 TOT, 1 INT, 2 BRUP)
-R-So. LB Alex Welch (48 TOT, 29 SOLO, 4.5 TFL)
Staton holds down the O-line:
Redshirt-junior David Staton (LT) will lead the way for the offensive line. The 6-foot-6, 305-pound left tackle has played in all 22 games of his career for the Bald Eagles and is without question one of the premier lineman in the entire PSAC.
Taynor in fourth season:
-Dave Taynor (Urbana, '99), fourth season at LHU (8-25, 8-13 PSAC East)
-Career Record, 11th season (45-65 overall)
For LHU head football coach Dave Taynor, the 2018 season will mark his fourth at The Haven. On April 12, 2015 he was named the school's 24th head coach. Taynor enters the 2018 season 8-25 (8-13 PSAC East) at LHU and in all, he's 45-65 as a head coach, as the 2018 season marks his 11th overall as a head football coach at the collegiate level.
2018 LHU Coaching Staff
Head Coach/Quarterbacks: Dave Taynor
Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line/Tight Ends: Bill Nickell
Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers: Jeff Smith
Wide Receivers: Matt Zanellato
Special Teams Coordinator/Defensive Backs: Cortez Carter
Defensive Line: Marshall Hall
Assistant Defensive Line: Mat Turner
Running Backs: Shane Baker
Starters Returning/Lost: 7/15
Lettermen Returning/Lost: 32/31
The 2018 schedule:
A second straight season-opener at a Division I opponent, five home games and a trip to Texas to take on the defending NCAA Division II national champions highlight the 2018 schedule. During the 2018 season, the Bald Eagles will host Clarion, IUP, Millersville, Bloomsburg and Shippensburg. LHU's home-opener is set for Saturday, September 8 at 12 p.m. All five of Lock Haven's home games will start at 12 p.m. including the Homecoming game on October 20. LHU will also make a trip to The Lone Star State on Saturday, September 29 to take on Texas A&M Commerce, the defending NCAA DII champions.
Up next:
Week 2 (Saturday, September 8) will see the Bald Eagles host Clarion in LHU's 2018 home-opener. Kickoff is set for 12 p.m. at Hubert Jack Stadium.


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13th Annual W-L HS Golf Tournament Held at Country Club of Fairfax on June 24th
The Washington-Lee High School Golf Tournament enters its 13th year to support our Athletic Department. It will take place at Country Club Of Fairfax on June 24th. It's a shotgun scramble that starts at 10am.One hundred percent (100%) of the proceeds will go to the Washington-Lee High Athletic Department. Due to this event, student athletes are given better equipment, clothing, sport camps/clinics, and scholarships. Our 2019 goal is to sell out all eligible participant spots and raise $10,000. It's a lofty goal, however, our student-athletes are our future so why not give them the best resources and opportunities to succeed. That ability is fostered with events such as this charity golf tournament.
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Modern, classic and versatile, this Marc Alary diamond ring can be worn in a multitude of ways. Add it to a stacking collection for a hint of sparkle, wear it as an understated wedding band or celebrate an anniversary or special occasion with this on your finger. The 18K yellow gold, semi-squared band has one quarter of its surface set with shimmering diamond pavé. Couple it with one or several of Marc's other rings for a cool, contemporary style.
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Women Up, Men Down?
DALLAS, November 7th, 2013 – A new study suggests that a man's ego may be negatively impacted by their partner's life successes. 896 mostly college-aged Dutch & American individuals underwent five experiments. One experiment asked each to write about situations in which their partner succeeded or failed. While the woman's self-esteem and relationship outlook were unaffected by their partner's success, male self-worth declined.
The study's lead author, University of Florida's Dr. Kate A. Ratliff, determined that men may view a partner's success as their own failure because of "gender stereotypes, male competitiveness and ego".
"On average, men are more competitive than women," Ratliff said. "So it's definitely possible that men would respond in a self-negative way to anybody's success." As a result, men can act irrationally, unaware of the internalized failure their partner's successes truly make them feel.
"Maybe they do things that they don't understand themselves. The guy is giving the impression that he's not that into the relationship, when in reality he's just trying to protect himself from the fear of rejection," Dr. Ratliff writes. They are also apparently oblivious to these alleged dips in self-esteem, both in daily life and during the study.
The results excited clinical psychologists who are focused on gender issues. Jill Weber, a California clinical psychologist, explained to the Post, "What makes the new study so fascinating is that the men who participated weren't even aware that their self-esteem was affected by their partners' performance. This, she said, could cause problems later on." [contextly_sidebar id="7b30f6a797e5d1bc74ee96cc62e38458″]
The Post article quotes experts such as Hannah Rosin, author of "The End of Men", to conclude that these subconscious feelings and fears branch from obsolete perceptions of gender-roles. While the researchers may have had good intentions, from the Post piece some could conclude the study assumes that men, with their fragile egos and insecurities, are hardly self-aware enough to understand the impact of their insecurities on relationships. Despite changing attitudes about gender roles, mutual respect and equality, they think men are still secret, insecure sexists.
The study itself was highly subjective and skeptics should approach conclusions from indirect, uncontrolled social-psychology reports cautiously. Earlier studies from the Society for Personality and Social Psychology evaluated the tests used by academics to measure implicit self-esteem. The study concluded that the "bi-polar framework" of the Implicit Association Test (IAT) cages results.
"It is impossible to increase positive feeling toward one (association) without decreasing the overall measure of esteem (a contrast effect); no assimilation effects are possible," writes Andrew Karpinski of Temple University.
Furthermore, the devil is in the details and the experiment simply recorded results without delving into causes.
Perhaps the career advancement of these male's partners made them feel saddened by their own prospects in an increasingly female-centric society and economy? Could our materialistic culture reinforce the "need" to be the breadwinner, to hustle, provide and be a "baller" getting money? Women often play a role in reinforcing gender-norms that men allegedly cling to at their own peril. Did their female companions, despite their success, indicated their desire that their male partner contribute more?
Millennial women are more focused on their careers and this impacts relationships. In response to the questions, could those males studied feel frustrated, disappointed or saddened by the toll his partner's successes may have on the relationship itself?
Millennial men value "ensuring financial security for my family in the long run" as a top personal priority, so a power-partner contributing more to this effort could make them inwardly reflective. But is this because the eternally selfish "male ego" raging for gratification or a desire to genuinely contribute more to their relationships? Wouldn't exploring the causes of these feelings be more beneficial than confirming biases? This, to me, is a far more interesting question.
Women that out-earn their partners do reverse the traditional western-male-provider dynamic that was once the cornerstone of society, but this is not our grandfather's generation. A 20-year study of Wharton College graduates suggests men are now more egalitarian in relationships and driven to jointly decide relationship roles, both at home and the work place.
"Millennial men are increasingly motivated to experiment with new models for how both partners can have more of what each wants in life," writes Stewart D. Friedman, Practice Professor of Management at the Wharton School. "We found that young men today are less inclined to believe that one partner in a dual-earner relationship should be more involved and advanced in their career than the other."
Countless studies support that millennial males are more comfortable power-sharing with high-achieving females. In matters of the heart, they often seek team mates, not a partner to dominate. Consider that they see women as truly equal partners. Give them some credit for seeking balance between home life and work like no generation before.
That was the feminist goal after all, right…? Right?
While some insecure men may view female "breadwinners" as a threat to their self-worth, this generation's males have come of age in completely different world than their fathers. Though some or none may or may not value traditional gender roles in various ways, the women they love are not those of the past. Simplifying their feelings and reactions to changing trends by blaming their ego or insecurity is tiresome.
Men, contrary to popular belief, are not simple, oblivious creatures with perpetually raging egos and one-track minds. They experience complex thoughts, associations and feelings in response to relationships and society. The study's analysis of how the millennial male responds to evolving gender roles clings to yesterday's catch-alls of blaming male ego instead of breaking new ground.
If social psychologists truly seek to explore evolving gender differences in this bold, new era they can begin by treating men as if they're capable of complex feelings.


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Amusement, recreation
Main & Sixth Brewing Co., 1636 N. Main St., contractor is Duckworth Construction Co., 2,913 square feet, demolition and renovation, $75,000.
Yo Yo's Internet Café, 6500 Beach Blvd., contractor is Success Builders of Fruit Cove, 1,600 square feet, interior build-out of tenant space, $25,000.
Elite Cap, 13799 Beach Blvd., No. 2, contractor is Radon Professional Services, 1,101 square feet, alterations and repairs, $14,400.
St. Johns Village, 4000 St. Johns Ave., contractor is LandSouth Construction LLC, six buildings and parking garage, 140 apartments, seven permits, $1.6 million.
Integra Riverside, 14050 Integra Drive, contractor is LandSouth Construction LLC, trellis with three gas grills and rinse station for the amenity area of the clubhouse, two permits, $21,800.
Montreux at Deerwood Lake, 8550 Touchton Road, contractor is Workhorse Projects LLC, fire damage repairs, two permits, $90,000.
Day care
Day care, 10663 Monaco Drive, No. 204-205, contractor is Tier 1 Construction, 4,000 square feet, tenant build-out, $516,000.
Hospital, institutional
Mayo Clinic, 4500 San Pablo Road, contractor is Auld & White Constructors LLC, interior renovation, second-floor CT consolidation, $1.6 million.
Office, bank, professional
Florida Highway Patrol Troop G, 7322 Normandy Blvd., contractor is CC. Borden Construction Inc., 999 square feet, upgrading bulletproof panels and windows, new bollards, $71,930.
Youth center, 10663 Monaco Drive, No. 302, contractor is Tier 1 Construction, 4,000 square feet, tenant build-out, $10,000.
Popeyes, 649 McDuff Ave. S., contractor is Diversified Commercial Builders, emergency repair for minor damage to storefront and glass, $20,000.
MaMa Restaurant, 1527 Cesery Blvd., contractor is Alpha & Omega Builders of Jacksonville, 1,300 square feet, build-out for takeout food, $11,215.
Money Pages, 7892 Baymeadows Way, contractor is North American Roofing Systems, $112,232.
Chadbourne I LLC, 5116 Gate Parkway, contractor is America Roofing, two permits, $69,980.
The Haskell Co., 1055 Peavy Road, contractor is Barber & Associates Inc., $61,800.
Highlands United Presbyterian Church, 10900 McCormick Road, contractor is K&G Construction Co. Inc., $15,500.
Madison Building, 7750 Bayberry Road, contractor is CG Roofing Group LLC, $14,770.
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EuroSpec, 8737 Philips Highway, contractor is The Chuck Foster Co., 2,500 square feet, metal structure, addition, $96,500.
Gate Fresh Kitchen Yobe Frozen Yogurt, 9540 San Jose Blvd., contractor is Harbinger, pylon sign on existing pole, wall and canopy signs, five signs, five permits, $58,400.
San Jose Center, 8789 San Jose Blvd., contractor is Taylor Sign & Design Inc., 18 blank tenant panels, $31,000.
Diamonds Direct, 4870 Big Island Drive, contractor is Taylor Sign & Design Inc., $7,080.
BP On The Fly, 8289 Normandy Blvd., contractor is Aluminum Plus, five signs, $3,500.
JAX Chamber, 101 E. Bay St., contractor is Taylor Sign & Design Inc., $2,490.
Thea's Salon, 11233 Beach Blvd., No. 7, contractor is The Sign Depot of NFL Inc., $2,400.
H&R Block, 8650 Old Kings Road S., No. 6, contractor is Anchor Sign Inc., $2,200.
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RaceTrac, 8441 Philips Highway, contractor is Auld & White Constructors LLC, 5,500 square feet, construction of a service station building, canopy, fuel pumps and dumpster enclosure, two permits, $1.29 million.
PGA Tour Superstore, 4906 Town Center Parkway, No. 300, contractor is D. Wayne Shouppe Construction Co., 25,538 square feet, tenant build-out, $365,500.
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WWD – The actresses, who star as a loner and a fashion blogger in the dark comedy, discuss their relationship with social media and each other.
As the stars of the dark and quirky Sundance hit "Ingrid Goes West," Aubrey Plaza and Elizabeth Olsen — who frequently inhabit opposite ends of the character spectrum — play out a comedic, cutting-edge take on the modern social phenomenon of Insta-envy and Insta-aspiration. Adrift in her life, loner Ingrid (Plaza) takes her obsession with the picture-perfect images from the feed of social media-savvy Taylor (Olsen) to a disturbing, sometimes funny, extreme.
Indeed, the pair may inspire career-coveting among their peers: along with appearing together in the critically praised indie comedy, each has an equally lauded film hitting theaters — Olsen as an out-of-her-depth FBI investigator in the bleak drama "Wind River," and Plaza as a foul-mouthed 14th-century nun in the farce "The Little Hours." And of course, they both have superhero blockbusters on their résumés: Olsen plays "The Avengers'" Scarlet Witch and Plaza is one face of the malevolent Shadow King on the X-Men spin-off "Legion."
During their chat with WWD, the pair were thick as thieves while musing about their friendship, their mutual envies and the women they admire.
WWD: How soon after signing on to this did you guys start following each other on Instagram?
Elizabeth Olsen: I didn't have an Instagram, and you didn't either. Well, apparently, you did.
Aubrey Plaza: I did. I had a private one. No, I didn't have a public one.
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Believe me, I do not go out of my way to photograph insects. It's just that they sometimes tend to hold still for me like this moth on the kitchen window. It did eventually make its way out the window.
Posted in Branches, Inspiration, Nature Notes, tagged beauty, design, Game of Thrones, humor, Inspiration, moths, nature, patterns, Photography on July 31, 2017| 1 Comment »
You know you've watched too much Game of Thrones when you're walking through the woods, photographing nature, you chance upon a moth on a tree and while your first thought is "Beautiful!" your second thought is "Wow, I can so see Jon Snow or maybe his sister moodily walking the walls of Winterfell wearing a robe like that!" 🙂
But in truth I do find the pattern on this moth's wings quite inspiring. No fantasy character's robe in the future but perhaps a scarf? We'll see …
Posted in Inspiration, Nature Notes, tagged art, beauty, collaboration, creativity, friendship, Inspiration, moths, nature, Photography on July 28, 2016| 1 Comment »
It is a unique collaboration of sorts, and not a collaboration that I will do with many people. But I think that Zoe Langosy and I have worked together for so many years in so many different ways, and always around the visual, that I trust her when she pulls me aside to show me something she's tucked away because she saw it and thought of me and my photography.
No expectations around output just an instinct that this thing that she saw – a fallen leaf, a rock, and in this case a moth – might interest me and perhaps even empower me to stretch myself as a photographer using whatever tools I have at hand.
She likes to cut up my photography to use in her collage. I'm grateful that she finds whole objects to share with me in return.
Posted in Branches, Inspiration, Nature Notes, On the Road, tagged assabet river, ferns, hiking, Inspiration, moths, nature, nature photography, Photography, sudbury on July 4, 2015| 3 Comments »
Posted in Inspiration, Nature Notes, tagged beauty, insects, Inspiration, light, moths, nature, Photography, urban landscape, water on September 9, 2014| 9 Comments »
Upon my last great move, I had to get rid of a lot of books. One of the few books I kept was A Pocket Guide to Butterflies & Moths. The illustrations provided colorful, calming inspiration but I was also interested in learning just a bit of the science behind these winged insects that had captured my attention since childhood.
Here in Somerville, in this house with so many windows and so few screens, many a winged creature has made an appearance, from bumblebees and wasps to lady bugs and dragonflies. No butterflies that I can remember, but across all the seasons, many a moth has visited and some have never left. Usually, I find them nestled next to light sources, curled with proverbial charred wings next to light bulbs and candlewicks. The one in this series of images I found on a book shelf. He was dry at the time and near no lamp.
I held him in my hand and wondered what had happened. As I held him close, I could see the beauty of his form and so decided to try to capture what I saw before me.
A bit macabre perhaps but I think I learned some things about form, function, patterns and even color that I continue to muddle through.
Posted in Nature Notes, tagged Don Marquis, insects, Inspiration, moth, moths, nature, Photography, poetry on July 4, 2013| 4 Comments »
Seeing these fragile remains made me think of the poem by Don Marquis, the lesson of the moth.
Posted in Inspiration, Nature Notes, tagged creatures, insects, Inspiration, macabre, moths, nature, Photography, spiders, wings on October 4, 2012| 2 Comments »
… but I couldn't help myself. Sometimes I find dragonflies on the ground and sometimes I find moths. On occasion, I spy spiders sitting on silken webs in a corner of the house.
I've yet to photograph the mouse that refuses to wear diapers else he'd be welcome to stay. In the end, they are all beautiful creatures.


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Carolina Anole Anolis carolinensis
Sometimes referred to as the American chameleon because of its ability to change color from green to brown, the Carolina anole is commonly found on the Field Station throughout the spring, summer and fall. Anoles are medium sized lizards, 12.5–20.3 cm (4.9–8.0 inches) in length. Much of their body length is comprised of tail. Males tend to be larger than females and have a bright red dewlap that is three times the size of the females white one. While often referred to as a chameleon anoles are more closely related to iguanas. Occasionally, about one in every 20,000 individuals, a mutation occurs that reduces or eliminates xanthophores (red pigment containing cells) resulting in a blue or baby-blue individual. Males are highly territorial and will flash their red dewlaps to warn away rival males.


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Here's a quick arrange from Lunar 2 – Eternal Blue, originally composed by Noriyuki Iwadare (Alien Crush, Langrisser). "Orange October" uses a superb piano that twinkles into the melody, bold, bell-like notes filling the October sky with rays of light pouring smoothly through forest and swirling clouds, calm, cool wind beckoning winter. There's even a nice whispering of bells and cymbals for a nice atmospheric touch. Noble brass guides us to a smooth finish.
Lunar – Eternal Blue – "Orange October" (arr. Quinn Fox)
In all, "Orange October" prompts images of verdant forest and rolling plains in the early turn of autumn, with majestic trees slowly turning their summer vestments from green to orange before shedding them in a lazy, flickering swirl of color. It's a short piece that grasps perfectly the quick change of the fleeting season. The piece is based off the original, "Silver and Blue", a sweetly longing piece played with harp and ocarina.


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Smerch Radar
RP-SA / RP-25 / Smerch-A / Izdeliye 720 was first introduced into service on the improved Tu-128A model. This improved Smerch design was used as the basis of the MiG-25's RP-25 radar. It weighed 500kg. The Smerch-A1 as fitted to the MiG-25 prototypes introduced a second, secret operating wavelength of 2cm in addition to the standard 3cm to ensure the radar would function even in a heavy ECM environment. Smerch-A1 could detect a bomber at 100km, with tracking range remaining unchanged at 50km. By the time it entered production, improvements in jamming resistance and low-level clutter tolerance had been achieved. Smerch-A2 / Izdeliye 720M gave improved reliability, and was the standard radar, and Smerch-A3 more improvements, which were fitted to later model MiG-25Ps as they rolled off the production line. Smerch-A4 was presented for testing, featuring a rudimentary look-down capability, but by this time the sucessful deployment of the Sapfir-23 radar with a different method of clutter rejection that was rather more successful made the Smerch family redundant. The subsequent defection of Viktor Belenko with a MiG-25P compromised the secrets of the Smerch-A radar and ensured its rapid withdrawal from Soviet service, though refurbished sets were fitted to new build MiG-25PDs for export.
Was the final iteration of the Smerch design used on the Tu-128M. Smerch-M reduced the weapons system's minimum combat altitude from 8,000-10,000 m down to 500-1,500 m while enhancing its jamming resistance. Probably equivalent to Smerch-A2/A3.
Smerch-100 was a late sixties design for the MiG-25MP (later MiG-31) and advanced Tupolev interceptors. Its designers, Phazotron NIIR, made extravagant claims for its performance. It was to be a combined radar/infrared fire control system. The Smerch-100 FCS comprised an FMICW phased array radar (PAR) based on the Sapfir-23 technical base with a huge 2m antenna dish, an infrared target acquisition and tracking system mated with the radar, a digital computer and additional side-view radar antennae. The Smerch-100 developer promised to provide the system with a 3,000-3,500km head-on acquisition range for aerial targets similar to the Tu-16, 600km lateral scanning acquisition range as well as 100km infrared acquisition range. The Smerch-100 system was supposed to ensure launching and guiding the air-to-air missiles at a range of 250 km when attacking targets head on. Such a radar would enable a single interceptor to keep tabs on a vast sector of the aerospace and be to some extent used as a AWACS aircraft in support of the local air defence zone and other interceptors.
Plans for the first stage of development provided for outfitting the interceptor with K-100 combined infrared/radar homing missiles featuring various warheads and an effective range of 80 km. In the future, there could be transition to longer-range air-to-air missiles since the Smerch-100 was capable of handling them. The Smerch-100 fire control system was expected to have full lookdown capability, encompassing the destruction of targets travelling at a speed of 500- 4,500km/h at altitudes between 50m and 35,000m. A joint automatic data exchange system for receiving data on various targets and commands from command posts and transferring it to other aircraft was also part of the design. Two prototype radars designated Groza and Vikhr were produced, but were not successful in tests. NIIR had failed to solve the two problems of detecting small objects against ground clutter, and tracking multiple targets simultaneously. Given the state of digital technology in the USSR at the time such a radar was far beyond the realms of possibility. Indeed even today it would be a tall order. All documentation for the project was passed over to NIIP. The far more realistic NIIP Zaslon project officially replaced the Smerch-100 in 1971, eventually entering service in 1983.


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The Tulo Centre and Thompson Rivers University (TRU) are gearing up to start the second cohort in the accredited certificate program in First Nation Applied Lands Management.
This certificate offers a technical and hands-on approach, creating a practical skillset in surveying, mapping, GIS, planning and parcel/boundary principles. The focus of this program is on applied land management, which culminates in a project that applies the skills learned to an existing issue in each student`s community.
Instructors make an effort to tailor to the environments of the students' First Nation communities. Much of this will involve an open dialogue between students and instructors on what planning, mapping and data capture/surveying methods would most effectively work in their home communities.
The program is geared towards individuals working in First Nation lands management and development roles; those doing business with First Nations; and local, provincial or federal government employees involved with First Nation lands management systems.
During this certificate program, eight courses are completed in one-week increments, face-to-face at TRU. The courses are Data Capture 1 & 2, Digital Mapping 1 & 2, Land-Use Planning 1 & 2, Land Tenure, and an Independent Research Project.
The Tulo Centre has also developed a student bursary program to provide limited financial support to individuals working for First Nations in Canada to attend the accredited certificate program.
Applications are currently being accepted, so if you or someone you know is interested in taking this program, we encourage you to apply by visiting tulo.ca/register, or emailing firstname.lastname@example.com. The next cohort will be starting this August and will run until April 2020.


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Our beta version, released this past spring, was named the "Best Microsoft Office 365" app for its productivity capabilities, and received exceedingly positive feedback from customers. At Microsoft Connect(); // 2015, held in New York City, we announced the general availability of Smartsheet for Outlook to support the release of the Microsoft Graph API.
With the Smartsheet app for Outlook, you can create or edit Smartsheet tasks and rows, collaborate on them in real time, and keep track of progress without leaving Outlook. Let's say a project update is emailed to you. You can simply save important details and attachments from that email to your Smartsheet from within Outlook itself. This way, pertinent info is stored in the context of the task or project it is related to, as opposed to being forgotten or buried in your inbox. It instead becomes instantly actionable and ready to be shared with those who need it most.
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We used the tools with which you're already familiar to make you even more productive. The ability to do all of these tasks without ever leaving Outlook means peace of mind that your information stays accurate with complete visibility and accountability across the enterprise. Our integration allows for heightened productivity and increased speed of your tasks, as well as live updates for the entire team to see. Most importantly, it helps you and your team do your very best work.
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(NOTE: GameStop is located at 246 Main Street in Wilmington.)
GRAPEVINE, TX — GameStop, a family of specialty retail brands that makes the most popular technologies affordable and simple, recently announced that it collected nearly $1.2 million as part of its World Autism Month in-store donation campaign. In its second year supporting autism awareness, GameStop, along with its Spring Mobile AT&T, Simply Mac, Think Geek, Kongregate and Game Informer brands, invited customers and associates to donate to this important cause through an in-store and online donation campaign. All donations received directly benefit Autism Speaks.
"Our guests and associates never cease to amaze us with their passion and generosity for helping raise understanding and acceptance of people with autism," said Matt Hodges, vice president of corporate communications for GameStop. "We were touched by the numerous stories of our guests who made donations in honor of a family member or friend impacted by autism. Plus, we were inspired to see our store associates from California to New Jersey going the extra mile in providing inclusive gaming days and special needs fairs for families impacted by autism locally."
Some GameStop associates experience autism first hand. Christopher Hutton, GameStop district leader in Dallas-Fort Worth area, has worked for GameStop for more than seven years and is personally impacted by Asperger's, a high functioning form of autism. He believes that a little education and communication can go a long way in increasing understanding and acceptance of people with autism.
"Early on I decided to be frank with my colleagues about how Asperger's affects me. When you're straightforward about who you are, there are a lot of 'aha' moments for others," said Hutton. "I also help my staff learn to interact with our customers who have autism. Interacting with them is a huge deal to them. I see their patience level go up when they realize that the customer is really happy to be here. The moment you start to identify with someone, you uncover things that can help you with your personal growth. You never know what you'll say to someone that will change your perspective, or inspire them."
A portion of the donations raised through the GameStop campaign will help fund Autism Speaks' specially trained Autism Response Team, which provides information, tools and resources to help people with autism and their families make informed decisions.
In addition, the money raised will fund Autism Speaks' science programs that are advancing innovative research into causes and better treatments for autism and its related conditions.
"What an amazing example GameStop and its customers have set by raising more than $2.4 million in the last two years. With their donations, GameStop and its customers are helping to enhance lives across the autism spectrum," said Angela Geiger, Autism Speaks president and CEO. "We're thrilled that this donation can help us reach even more individuals and families who are affected by autism."
(NOTE: The above press release is from GameStop.)
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Elizabeth + Nima met up with the amazing Shain for their engagement session at Alpine Groves State Park in Florida and just you wait until you see the gorgeous Sunset photos they captured!! E + N are so much fun. We love the sweet way that they make each other laugh and we just know their Wedding is going to be such a wonderful celebration!
Elizabeth + Nima, you guys are the cutest and we are so excited for you both!! xoxo


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I've got a problem with duplicated movieClips I'd like to make move clicking a button.
1) I duplicate a movieClip by clicking a button(button "Duplicate" in the .fla).
2) I want to move all the duplicated occurences by clicking on another button(button "Scroll Down" in the .fla).
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South Carolina Aquarium
South Carolina Aquarium © Harry Alverson
Charleston's most visited attraction, the South Carolina Aquarium features thousands of amazing aquatic animals. These include river otters, sharks, and loggerhead turtles in over 60 exhibits, representing the rich biodiversity of South Carolina from the mountains to the sea.
The aquarium also affords visitors fabulous views of Charleston Harbor, and there are daily interactive exhibits and programmes for guests of all ages. Every visit reveals something new, with glimpses of new animals, budding plants, baby animals, and more.
The institution provides a variety of opportunities to learn about conservation, animal life, endangered species, and environmental issues. It also houses creatures from further afield, with different exhibits illustrating various habitats.
South Carolina Aquarium is involved in a few initiatives too, such as Good Catch. Organisers hope to foster awareness in the community around responsible harvesting and consumption of local seafood. They work with restaurants, fisheries, and caterers, in an attempt to protect the ocean.
Website: www.scaquarium.org


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Following the Women's Forum Global Meeting 2017 in Paris, we launched our first Medium publication to bring timely and relevant content about our events and ongoing work to amplify women's voices on the important topics of our day. Below is an overview of the content covering the Women's Forum Global Meeting 2017.
In a disrupted world, we must dare to lead
by Chiara Corazza and Clara Gaymard
We live in urgent times. In the past year, the world has been rocked by huge political, social, economic and environmental shifts. Unexpected election results have revealed the fault lines in our societies….
Climate change
Accelerating the transition to clean energy
More than 80% of the world's energy consumption comes from fossil fuels — petroleum, coal and natural gas — yet these produce the greenhouse gases most responsible for climate change. What can be done to accelerate the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energies like solar and wind?…
Other articles
The emergence of climate change leaders
A Future View: Smart, Innovative, Sustainable by Marie-Claire Daveu, Chief Sustainability Officer and Head of International Institutional Affairs, Kering
How businesses are greening their supply chains
Innovation backed by action, for a better society
Gadgets, algorithms, apps and novel architecture can drive innovation to help make society more inclusive and resilient. But technical fixes must be backed by action from policymakers and other decision-makers….
Other articles
Artificial intelligence: the end of the human race? by Patrice Caine, Chairman and CEO, Thales Cybersecurity: From burden to competitive advantage
Making smart cities human by Chiara Corazza, Managing Director at the Women's Forum for the Economy & Society
Cultivating female leaders continues to be an elusive goal, delegates at the Women's Forum Global Meeting 2017 in Paris were reminded.
"Companies fall into the trap of assuming diversity programmes are sufficient," said Jean Martin, Executive Director of Gartner. But they do not overcome fundamental problems like unconscious bias, management and cultural issues, she added….
Other articles
Leadership roles and professional mentors still eluding women
Lessons from women who lead by Olivia Rauch-Ravisé, Partner, Head of Tax Department, Latham & Watkins
Love the little leader in you! by Sarah Howell, Brand Advisor, ExxonMobil Chemical Company
Purpose: the foundation for leadership in a disrupted world by Karin Lutz, Partner and Global Leader, EY Beacon Institute and Women.Fast forward
Remember that sometimes not getting what you want is a wonderful stroke of luck by Tara Shirvani, Infrastructure and Climate Change, World Bank Group
Should the CEO be the Chief Purpose Officer? by Sophie Lambin, Co-Founder and Managing Director at Kite Global Advisors and Head of Programme at the Women's Forum for the Economy & Society
Society and business
The drive for female leadership in global humanitarian issues
Medicine has made giant strides in the past 50 years, first in primary care and disease prevention and more recently in high-tech specialty care based on breakthroughs in immunology and genomics….
Other articles
Daring to disrupt for a healthier future, sooner by Marie-Ange Saraka-Yao, Managing Director, Resource Mobilisation and Private Sector Partnerships at Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance
Exploring the impacts of deglobalization
Gender-balanced leadership: Why women should NOT be more like men
Gender equality: A legacy we could all be proud of by Gary Coombe, President — Europe, Procter & Gamble
How does business thrive in a disrupted world? Through women's leadership at all levels by Clara Gaymard, President, Women's Forum for the Economy and Society
Opening the flow of social impact investment by Alix-Ines Lebec, Executive Vice President of Business Development & Investor Relations, WaterEquity, Inc.
Working together for collective impact by Amanda Smith, Global Sustainability Manager, Diageo
Managing careers in disruption
Job dislocation is coming, and it's going to be huge, driven by the rise of artificial intelligence. But instead of fearing change, delegates at the Women's Forum Global Meeting 2017 heard, we should recognize the new opportunities it brings….
Other articles
Daring to Lead More Women to Have a Seat at the Table by Rosalind Hudnell, Vice President, Worldwide Corporate Affairs, Intel Corporation and President, Intel Foundation
Gender diversity programmes: Do they need a radical rethink?
Lenovo champions gender diversity at the 13th Women's Forum Global Meeting by Catherine Ladousse, Executive Director of Communication EMEA at Lenovo and Co-fondatrice & Présidente du Cercle InterElles
Tapping into the next generation of talent
Visionary leaders consider the route to an inclusive future
Discovery zone
The Women's Forum Global Meeting Discovery zone is a space curated with corporate and institutional partners, each demonstrating how they put their principles into practice. The themed Hubs, from Culture to Finance and the Future of Health, hosted breakout sessions, workshops and talks by notable speakers. Students from Sciences Po attended these sessions and share their thoughts and perspectives as young women about to embark in their professional careers.
Dispatches from the Discovery zone
Personal journals
Empowering women entrepreneurs to lead the way
Future of Health Hub: How can innovation support well-being and prevention?
Intercultural creation and dialogue through art, culture and architecture
It's time to stop violence against women and girls!
How preparing for a board interview differs from a job interview
Reframing well-being as a key to resilience and change


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Announcements - Thursday 23rd January 2014
1. We welcome members who have attended today. However, several members are unable to attend today's gathering due to ill health or personal reasons. On behalf of Kendra, we pray that members with ill health recover soon. Also some members are having celebrations in the family, we wish them our heartiest congratulations and best wishes. We pray for all members unable to come today to join us soon and take part in Kendra's activities.
2. Today's lunch and the Bhajan programme are sponsored by Mr. Anil Bhagi of Skylink Travels Ltd. Many thanks to him on behalf of Kendra. As usual at Tea Time, Kendra will provide tea. After lunch, Amit Kansara group will sing bhajans.
DONATION : Today' Biscuits are sponsored by Mrs. Madhu Shah. Many thanks to her from Kendra.
3. As usual, Manishaben recited the prayers today and everyone joined in. She conducted exercises to tone up the muscles for breathing, chest and lungs. Thanks to her on behalf of Kendra.
4. Next Thursday – 30th January, Jasuben Sheth has arranged a programme on the topic : "Your NVK experiences – good or bad". She read out the names of the members taking part and requested them to come prepared.
5. On 14th February – Friday at 4.00 pm, we have arranged a visit to the Houses of Parliament. 49 names have been received already. The tour is nearly an hour and half long.
6. On 4th May we have arranged a trip to Manor House for 5 nights 6 days. There are all types of sporting activities, arts and crafts and other facilities (all included in price) and we have limited number of rooms available. So it will be First Come First Basis allocation.
7. In June we have planned Iceland Cruise on Queen Victoria. If anyone – male or female – is looking for a partner for the trip, please contact Jayantbhai Doshi.
8. Navnat Vanik Association has organised a wedding Fair at Navnat Centre on 2nd March and grand-parents were specially requested to visit the Fair with their children and spread the word to the youngsters who are getting married. They also want some volunteers for the event. More information available from Dhirubhai Galani.
9. For the information of new members : Since there are several members with same name & surname, please come and give us your full name. Also, some members have not filled in all the details required, they are requested to do so.
10. If you have given your email address to Kendra and do not receive emails from us, please advise me. Also if you do not want to receive emails, inform us. Further all who give names of persons to be put on Kendra's Waiting List, please ensure that you get confirmation from me giving the number and date on the List.
11. We have noticed that a few members are wearing socks because of the cold weather and performing Yoga. We wish to remind them that for safety reasons it is not advisable to wear socks during Yoga. It is very risky and members are requested to remove these during Yoga.
12. Everyone must sign the Register including all the guests. Guests should obtain their Guest Pass from Vinod Parekh. Also please keep your ID cards ready when joining in the queue for lunch. We also request that members check that they have Emergency name and phone contact at the back of their Membership Cards, in case of need at the Kendra in Sattavis Centre or at other events. We also request all members to park sensibly taking into consideration the inconvenience to some of our disabled members and the food delivery van.


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Community News
Renowned educationist Prof Dr Abdul Rashid Khan passes away
The Milli Gazette Online
Published Online: Mar 24, 2017
It is the moment of great mourning for all of us that our beloved father Prof Dr Abdul Rashid Khan has left to heavenly abode on 24th of March 2017 at Noora Hospital Zainakoot Srinagar.
The deceased was a renowned educationist and was Director of Khan Shawl Industries Pvt Ltd. He is congregational Fateh Khwani will be held on Monday 27th of March at ancestral graveyard Soura Srinagar near Petrol Pump at 10:00am.
Abdul Rashid Khan (Son) & family
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Renee Wall, Graphic Designer
Renee Wall, a Digital Media Art graduate from San Jose State University, started working for CORE almost a year ago. Since then she's brought a vibrant and creative perspective, exceptional organization skills, and the ability to think outside of the box. All of this has helped us grow in ways we wouldn't have imagined—from re-designing and dialing in our e-blasts to creating our new building signage! But her skills don't end at Graphic Design. You'll often find Renee and company applying decals, or helping to update our website!
Not only is Renee an excellent employee, she also inspires our team with her travels, passion for the outdoors, and ability to maintain that ever-elusive work/life balance. She's entrenched in the local music scene and has enlightened much of our team to feel-good vibes of some of Santa Cruz's most talented up-and-coming bands.
We love having Renee as part of the CORE family, and that's why she is our JUNE team memeber of the Month! Congratulations to Renee!


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Buckfast Tonic Wine 750ml - 12 Bottles
Buckfast Tonic Wine is now available in Australia via Hellodrinks
Made by the Benedictine Monks, Buckfast Abbey, Devon, England.
You can also follow us on Facebook & instagram for exclusive specials, announcements, and to keep a look out for free delivery promos that have been a big hit, also why not tag us in on your photos, or send them to our facebook page and we will add them to our site, there is nothing better that sharing the Bucky love in Australia. #BuckfastAustralia
Buckfast Tonic Wine is delivered to your door with a same day dispatch.
Alcohol Volume - 15% | Region - United Kingdom
Sydney Irish startup Hellodrinks are proud to deliver your Buckfast across Australia.


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Our Community Collaborative, OberlinKids, threw an event on Saturday, April 28th. The "OK Kindergarten Readiness" event had 30 people in attendance. The day was set it up like a big playgroup, where there was 4 different stations. The purpose of the event was to teach parents how to use cheap, recyclable things when catering to their children. The event pointed out that parents don't need to buy a lot at times when it comes to their kids, they can use flashcards, worksheets and more when preparing their child's education. For example, one student wasn't able to use scissors, OberlinKids taught the student how with a song. After this, the student was using scissors by the end of the event. OberlinKids shifted the parents' perspectives on the activities they need to promote to engage their kids in different types of learning.
For more information and to sign up for OberlinKids, click here to go to oberlinkids.org
OberlinKids is a Community Collaborative that is improving kindergarten readiness in the Oberlin City School District. Learn more on this Community Collaborative and our others here.


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The MTA's New Member Committee is pleased to announce the Early Career Educators Conference (formerly the Just for New Teachers Conference) to be held at Worcester Technical High School on November 17, 2018.
MTA's Early Career Educator Conference, designed for PK-12 teachers, paraprofessionals, and community college professors in their first five years of practice, presents the perfect opportunity for participants to meet with fellow educators and learn how to strengthen their classroom management skills, technology skill and much more!
This one-day conference offers 23 different two-hour workshops, including workshops on supporting English language learners and students with special needs, designing great lesson plans and assessments, and creating a positive environment for students, so that participants can choose the workshops that best meet their own learning and teaching needs.
This conference is FREE to attend for MTA members and SEAM members.


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Dubois County (NNDC):
Angie Giesler was a bright spot for Dubois County Democrats on Tuesday, Election Day (Look for interview with Angie Thursday from News Now):
Democrat Angie Giesler had a bittersweet evening Tuesday night as she embraced her friends, family and fellow democratic candidates.
Although she won her race for Dubois County Assessor, she said the election results brought joy for herself but sadness for the other Democratic candidates who did not win, commenting that Dubois County didn't seem to see the value in their qualifications and lamenting that the county's going to miss out on some great people who really wished to improve the different offices in Dubois County.
For herself, Giesler was happy. She won the assessor race with 9,128 votes to Republican Eve Drew's 7,353, with about a 10% margin.
Eve Drew the Republican contender agreed with Giesler in thanking everyone who came out to vote. The over all vote total was right at 58% of eligible voters coming out to the polls.
With the race behind her, Giesler is turning her attention to the transition to the assessor's office in January. She plans to collaborate with current assessor Gail Gramelspacher to learn all the details of the office.
She's preparing to hit the ground running, as January as the beginning of the year are busy times for assessors. The county assessor's primary duty is overseeing the property assessments that determine how much property owners pay in taxes for the assessment year.
Giesler is a Dubois County native who has spent the last 20 years working in the Dubois County Courthouse, the last 12 in the assessor's office. Giesler also holds the Level III Indiana Assessor-Appraiser certification from the Indiana Department of Local Government Finance, a requirement for county assessors in Indiana.


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Named after probably Broadstairs' most famous previous resident, The Charles Dickens pub and dining rooms in Broadstairs had a complete refurbishment and re opened in the summer of 2012. This is one of the largest pubs in Broadstairs, with the main bar downstairs and the dining room and bars upstairs commanding excellent views of Viking Bay. The casual dining experience allows you to take in the relaxed atmosphere of Broadstairs town whilst enjoying the best views of the bay in town.
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When you watch the very beginning of Disney's Moana, you're overwhelmed by cuteness because the main character is just a baby. But there's a lot more going on.
Animated scene and text script from the beginning of Moana. Screenshot: Disney/Pixar
The latest in Pixar's "Script to Screen" video series (they have all been pretty great) focuses on the 2016 Polynesian mythology musical. It hones in on the moments in Jared Bush's script where the audience first meets Moana as she makes a crucial decision. The adorable design of Baby Moana also heightens the mild danger she's in the middle of.
There's the never-stated but still-present threat of drowning, long before we know why she's forbidden to go to the sea. That's balanced against her choice between taking the pretty shell she wants and protecting the baby turtle who could be lunch for birds. Once the drama's all played out and the mythological magic is revealed, her father worriedly swoops in to take her back to the village of Motonui.
What's so cool about this scene is that it's basically a microcosm of the tensions that will run through the rest of the movie: Moana's desire to answer the sea's call, her father's protectiveness, and the sacrifices she feels she has to make. Seeing it in script form makes you realise how much work gets done to drive those thematic elements home.


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Helen Hutchison, President of the League of Women Voters of California, will be our featured speaker at a membership meeting on Thursday, November 8, beginning at 5:30 p.m. Helen will describe the roll out of what is being termed the League's Transformation Journey.
Background: In anticipation of the 100th anniversary of the League's founding, national and state leaders have engaged in a process of self-reflection, environmental scanning, hard discussions, and tough decisions related to the continued relevance and health of the League network. Common challenges include membership that is not reflective of our communities; a need for tools to more effectively carry out our mission; and the challenge of demonstrating our collective impact as an organization.
Join Us: Let's get together and relax after a hectic midterm election season and learn about the League's new direction, which will include, among other things, a commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion; developing a healthier League network; and building an increase in capacity to support technology, communications, and fund development.
Event Details:
Day/Date: Thursday, November 8
Time: 5:30 p.m.
Location: Department of Human Resources Building
2700 Fulton Avenue, Sacramento
Food? Yes! Hearty appetizers will be served
Parking? No problem!