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Thursday, April 4, 2013
Morning Warmups
I do sketch warmups everyday to prepare for the days work. Your work can benefit from just an hours worth of sketching just for the fun of it. Warming up your eyes, brain and arm for drawing can get your day off to a good start. I went to a gesture drawing website and set the timing to two minutes each, and a few more for the more rendered sketches. Drawn with cheap-ass ballpoint pen.
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Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Weisman Museum Master studies
I was given the rare opportunity to study master American Illustrators at the incredible exhibit at the Weisman Museum at Pepperdine University. It's called " Illustrating Modern LIfe" and covers the very best of the Golden Age of Illustration. One of my life drawing students is the Professor of Art history at Pepperdine, and curator of the museum. He was extremely generous in inviting me and other artists to come into the gallery and paint from the masters. I had the greatest time EVER doing studies in watercolor and gouache. These are compositional studies of Dean Cornwell, N.C. Wyeth and Saul Tepper. You owe it to yourself to check out this show in its last week, ending on Sunday. Get down there!
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
The Incredible Hulk
I did this sketch while waiting for food in a little Moleskine sketchbook I carry around, and I liked how it turned out. Colored in Photoshop.
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Quick Sketches with Brushes
Here are tonight's quicksketches of the great Sara Streeter! Done with Black and Grey Brushpens. Two and five minute poses.
Thursday, January 3, 2013
Classic Pinup Drawing at Gallery GODO
Hey everyone, I just thought I'd let you know that I'll be the featured artist at Gallery GODO in Glendale,CA. The theme is classic Cheesecake Pinup art, and Jennifer Fabos' Gallery Girls group is modeling. I'll be on hand selling my self-published sketchbooks, and possibly give out some drawing advice if you want some. The hours will be 10 pm to 1am.
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The state-of-the-art East Conservatory opened October 29, 2005 after three years of renovations. The greenhouse was originally constructed in 1927–28 by Pierre du Pont as an addition to the Main Conservatory complex. It was know as the Azalea House and featured an outstanding collection of non-hardy azaleas and rhododendrons that blossomed in late winter.
The new design derives inspiration from Moorish, French, and Modernist influences but it is distinctly unique to Longwood. Flowering trees and fragrant shrubs abound, creating a park-like setting. Permanent plantings of Mediterranean and sub-tropical flora complement large-scale displays of seasonal blooming plants. Large hedges create intimate areas for quiet contemplation. Plants chosen for color, texture and fragrance invite exploration and a stream and a waterfall add sound and motion.
Noteworthy plants: Ever-changing seasonal displays provide a wealth of color and fragrance. Towering bamboo with black and silver culms reach to the sky. Our rare wood's cycad (Encephalartos woodii) is one of the best in the world. Colorful trees like bottlebrush (Callistemon viminalis), siala (Markhamia hildebrandtii), flame-tree (Brachychiton acerifolius) and Cootamundra wattle (Acacia baileyana) bloom throughout the year. Camellias, jasmines and sweet-box (Sarcococca confusa) provide fragrance year-round!
Construction is now complete on the East Conservatory Plaza and Green Wall. Find out more!
The Ballroom, which re-opened in October 2005 after extensive renovations, was originally constructed in 1929 to house Longwood's pipe organ and serve as a venue for concerts, lectures and dinners. The room is unique for its elaborate finishes including a parquet floor, fabric-paneled walls, and ceiling comprising 1,104 panes of rose-colored etched glass.
Re-opened in October 2005, visitors can once again enjoy this elegant room. The Music Room, with its walnut and silk paneled walls, teak floor, grand fireplace, and elaborate molded and painted plaster ceiling was built in 1923 for private entertaining by Pierre and Alice du Pont, whose portraits hang on opposite walls. Originally it housed the first organ console and one of Pierre du Pont's two Steinway concert grand pianos. Today, Longwood uses the space for art exhibits, small lectures and receptions.
Music has been a part of Longwood's Conservatory since it first opened. In 1921, an Aeolian Pipe Organ was installed in the Exhibition Hall. In 1929, Pierre du Pont ordered a much larger Aeolian Organ for Longwood's new ballroom. A new bleached mahogany console was installed and the instrument was completely re-leathered in 1957-59. An extensive renovation of the Pipe Organ was completed in February 2011.
You can currently visit the Pipe Organ and Gallery, an interactive exhibit that explores the history of music and performing arts at Longwood Gardens. Read more about the Pipe Organ.
This conservatory space was originally designed as a "Spring Walk" of acacia trees, bulbs, and primroses that provided an intensely colorful once-a-year show. Newly re-opened, the plants are combined to create an informal tapestry of color, texture, form, and fragrance in all seasons. New plants are brought in frequently from Longwood's production and experimental greenhouses to keep the display fresh and ever-changing.
Camellias bloom indoors in this newly re-opened indoor display garden, adjacent to the new Indoor Children's Garden. Longwood has designated camellias as a permanent display in recognition of their historical importance. Visitors can expect blossoms from November through April with peak flowering in January and February. Many of the same varieties that were growing here during Mr. du Pont's life are being propagated by Longwood Gardeners, and will be added to the display in the future.
Longwood debuted its dynamic new Indoor Children's Garden October 27, 2007. The 3,700 square-foot garden is three times larger than Longwood's previous indoor children's garden and is filled with intricate water features, handcrafted artisan elements and engaging horticultural displays that invite children into an imaginative world all their own.
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1991 Honda Accord EX Review
Prosruns good like new Consno problems at all
Nice — like everything about this car and always is going to be my favorite // i always have clean no scratches at all has black wheels and they look nice on my whit car with blue lights and inside has blue lights too Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
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1991 Honda Accord EX Review
Prosgas saver, runs smooth, clean interior, easy to fix Consthe A/C doesnt work
Great Car That Needs More Love — I like everything about this car but my husband and I do not have enough time to put in to it. It needs only a little work with the engine but a good paint job would really help the appearance. Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
Celena writes:
1991 Honda Accord EX Wagon Review
Prosit is really good on gas and dependable Consit doesnt have air
Basically It Is A Good Car — it is fast lets just say it has 130 on the speedometer!!!! the brakes are great and the handling well the steering wheel doesnt shake if thats what ur asking...it has needed repairs the timing belt mainly...the interior isnt to bad the exterior it needs a new paint job and it has a few dents but it doesnt look to bad. it gets great gas mileage only takes about 30 dollars to feel up the tank. it is really fun to drive bc i like to drive fast...lol Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
Joey writes:
1991 Honda Accord EX Coupe Review
ProsThere are so many things i can do to personalize this car. ConsIts OLD!
? — The acceleration isnt that reat, but maybe after a new engine instead of this one with 200,000+ miles, it would help. The braking is very good, but some disk brakes in the back will help it even more. Overall, the handling is good. For the amount of miles, the repairs tht iv needed to do are not so bad. although things are slowly falling apart, the 18 yr old car is still in good condition. The only complaint i have about the interior design is that the seats dont have enough movement fowards and backwards. The styling for theexterior was pretty good. No complaints. This vehicle has a low cost of ownership. It gets good gas mileage and the parts are cheap and easy to come by. Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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1991 Honda Accord EX Wagon Review
Prosruns so dam good Consthe rust, the rust
My Winter Beater! — Ok, I bought this car 4 years ago. I paid $300 bucks for it. I knew what wrong with it. It needed a Distributor. I have put some other ware and tare items into it. I wish that i could get a new winter car. But I know what i have in the wagon. Its rusty but trusty! | ||
Will writes:
1991 Honda Accord LX Coupe Review
ProsReliable ConsColor=poop brown w/ brown interior....stinks inside sometimes.
The Honda — The Honda is called, "My Humble Honda". Everytime I get into it, I realize just how great I am doing with my life and those around me. It gets me to work and back and is very fun to drive! The 5 speed is enjoyable and it has never failed me. Love it! | ||
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1991 Honda Accord LX Coupe Review
Prosgas mileage, reliability Cons4 banger. no turbo
The Never Quiting Honda! — rather have a muscle car. but gets mpg in the 30's. runs great all the time. fun to drive. 5 speed. fwd. power everything. sound system. 200,000+ miles. always reliable. tan exterior. burgandy interior. cat back exhaust. headers and downpipe are dc sports. obviously the car is not all stock. but i do really like the car to be honest. | ||
Ryan writes:
1991 Honda Accord EX Review
ProsGood body style that year, roomy, and handles ok. ConsGas for a 4 bander SOHC honda sucks, broke down once a week.
Not What You Would Expect From A Honda.. — Slow, with F22A4, automatic.. I was looking for something that looked good and got good gas milege. Well, it looked good, slammed on 18: black wheels.. black paint (new) and tint... but 22mpg at the MOST, and 0-60 in 5 days. I had so many parts just die out on this car, and they are easy to fix.. but requires patience. Needless to say I owned this car for about 4 months and ditched it. | ||
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1991 Honda Accord LX Review
ProsGreat Gas Mileage ConsA/C failure
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Will writes:
1991 Honda Accord LX Wagon Review
ProsI love this thing to death. it won't die! ConsIt needs a bit of work, nothing to major
Best $700 I Ever Spent — Parts are dirt cheap and it is easy to work on. I have a cracked distributor on mine right now and it's still running. It won't die, and it has nearly 300,000 miles on it. It is pretty fun to drive with the 4 wheel independent double wishbone suspension. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
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Ehhhhhh By Kevin
pretty fast if you start from 1st it speeds up nicely, can burnout. speedometer goes to 160 if you mod the engine eneph you could actualy get it to that. gets over 120 tho. gas millage is good 20-40... Read More
Most Reliable Vehicle I Have Ever Owned By Dr_lyle
This Accord should be compared and is equivalent to the apperance to BMW, Audi, and Lexus. I can't express enough about the ride quality and all the features this car has to offer. Everyone who is loo... Read More
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2012 Accord Largest Interior Room In It's Class & Great Gas Too! By blackaccord
This is a very good overall family or commuter car as we used it for both. Mileage is tremendous and there is literally room for my son to grow taller than normal (above 6'3") while having room to spa... Read More
It's Really Low To The Ground, Hard To Get In Or Out Of For Shotgun Or Backseaters By Kimmylow
That's really all I have to say about it. My husband traded in our gorgeous Honda Ridgeline for it and broke my heart. I loved that truck! It was the most comfortable truck I've ever driven or been dr... Read More
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Good Comfortable Car To Commute With. By tombob18
This car is ideal for someone commuting to/from work in traffic. It has great A/C and heated seats making it comfortable for all seasons. The stereo sounds great and has the option for XM as well. ... Read More
The Look Of A Great Luxury Import! By RFH
Early 2000 models did NOT look this good! Just purchased this USED 2010 Accord EX-L, which I'm already extremely pleased with. I had a 1990 Accord EX, so that familar attraction quickly returned. P... Read More
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Good Review By Shiva
Performance: Great acceleration, excellent Honda brakes, handles better at higher speed. Build Quality: No repairs as of yet. Appearance: A face-lift that puts it apart from all other generati... Read More
Fun And Stylish By maximus1719
I am a multiple Honda owner. You only understand when you have owned one and notice the difference that are not often thought about. Great view, adjust mirrors and you have zero blind spots. VTEC o... Read More
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Safe, Reliable And Stylish By goldfishguy
Nice to drive,comfortable and solid. All around great car. And best of all is that it is a Honda, This car is like new but a fraction of the cost. It will run for many more years and miles. Read More
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i have had buick ford acura(honda) bmw and dodge vehicles in the past. The overall aspects of this car are the best of any i have ever had. buick runs well but the rest of it fell apart. ford exp... Read More
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Clean room! Would be nice to have more electrical sockets conveniently located in the room, or, I've stayed in some places that have an electrical outlet at the base of the bedside lamp. Convenient for cell phones.
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March 2013 - The Indelicato family is pleased to announce the launch of Sequin®, a lineup of easy to enjoy, pure varietal wines with delicate bubbles. This portfolio of refreshing, slightly sweet wines in a twist off closure is launching nationally in March 2013 at $11.99 with three popular varietals: Moscato, Pinot Grigio and Rosé of Syrah.
"Sequin represents an entirely new way to enjoy wine, one that we feel will bring new consumers into the wine category," said Kathy Pyrce, Senior Portfolio Manager for Sequin. "With Sequin, our aim is to invite consumers to discover a new wine style that is light, refreshing and delicately bubbled."
In the glass, Sequin offers a light sparkle which enhances the vibrant aromas and flavors of pure varietal, low alcohol wines. A convenient twist off closure captures the refreshing flavors and light sparkle. Stylish, sleek and modern packaging communicates the delicately bubbled, shimmering wine style to consumers looking for a chic yet carefree wine experience.
"Sequin is celebratory in nature," said Pyrce, "this is a wine that elevates life's everyday occasions, adding a little sparkle to meals, girls' night or impromptu gatherings with friends. To that end, Sequin® also taps into the burgeoning trend of wine cocktails – yes, it can be enjoyed on its own, but it's also a base for fun, creative cocktails."
The Sequin lineup of vibrant, pure varietal wines is perfectly suited to any occasion. Wildly popular Moscato beams with a twinkle of delicate bubbles, delivering the sweet aromas and flavors of citrus blossom, honeysuckle, soft white peach and honey. Pinot Grigio is sunshine in a glass—light, refreshing and delicately bubbled with shimmering flavors of lush pear, crisp apple and hints of citrus. An enchanting Rosé rounds out the portfolio with delicate flavors of ripe strawberry, watermelon, and exotic lychee.
January 2012 - The Indelicato family is pleased to announce the release of HandCraft Artisan Collection, a portfolio of California wines tailored to fit the lifestyle of busy, modern women. HandCraft is the creation of Cheryl Indelicato, who represents the third generation of her California winemaking family. HandCraft Artisan Collection will launch nationally in January 2012 at $14.99 with four wines: Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Petite Sirah.
"I grew up in a winemaking family and have always dreamed of creating my own wine with a style and flavor profile that would speak directly to women," said Cheryl Indelicato. "As time passed, the constraints of work and family grew. But I never gave up the idea that one day I would accomplish this goal. My son is at an age now where I have the time to take this on."
Cheryl began the HandCraft project in earnest nearly two years ago when she teamed up with veteran winemaker, Alicia Ysais, to develop a wine that would be fruit forward, distinct and easy to enjoy - similar to the field wine blends that Cheryl recalls from her family's dinner table. Cheryl also sought to create wines that pair well with food, as cooking and entertaining are two of her greatest passions.
"When Alicia and I started working on HandCraft in 2010, it was really a chance for me to honor working women," said Cheryl. "I know there are a lot of us out there - and we need all the help we can get to simplify our lives. Choosing a wine can be intimidating, so I wanted to make certain that if someone chose my wine, they would be rewarded with an enjoyable experience. As Alicia and I began work on the wine blends, we found that adding a bit of Italian and heritage varietals lifted the aromatics and fruit flavors. When it came time to give these wines a name, we settled on HandCraft – a reflection of the personal touch we put into every bottle."
HandCraft Artisan Collection evokes the simple things in life, done well and with love—quality wines that are meant to be enjoyed, not fussed over. Cheryl honors her Italian heritage by blending the best California wines with a touch of classic Italian varietals, reinventing the field wine blends of her grandfather Gasparé's day with a modern sensibility.
November 2011 - DFV Wines is pleased to announce that CEO and President, Chris Indelicato, has been chosen as Wine Enthusiast Magazine's American Man of the Year for 2011. Each year, the editors of Wine Enthusiast Magazine honor outstanding achievement in the wine world, both within a given year and over time. The Wine Star Award ceremony will take place at the New York Public Library on Monday, January 30, 2012.
Considered by many to be the "Academy Awards" of the wine industry, the Wine Star Awards recognize the most notable figures in the wine and spirits industry. In October 2011, Wine Enthusiast announced the nomination of Chris Indelicato saying "As the president and CEO of DFV Wines, Chris Indelicato has set his brands apart with appealing, forward-thinking positioning, packaging and outreach, balancing the heart and soul of a family business with big-picture strategic approaches."
"This is an incredible honor, a reflection upon our company's cumulative efforts and hard work," says Chris Indelicato. All we've ever done is focus on the basics - on quality, on sustainability, on consumer focused innovation and on treating our employees like family. Simple things that when done well, yield great results."
DFV Wines is a preeminent grower of wine grapes and producer of quality wine. The company ranks among the top eight wineries in the Unites States in volume with an annual production exceeding 12 million cases. Founded in 1924, DFV has a long history of growing grapes and making wine for some of the most prestigious names in the wine industry. Over the past decade, under the leadership of Chris Indelicato and third generation family members, DFV Wines greatly expanded the production and marketing of its own wine brands. The first brand to be launched under Chris' leadership was Gnarly Head, an immediate hit with trade and consumers alike. Other successful brands followed and in 2010, DFV Wines was in the news again with the purchase of Napa Valley wine estate, Black Stallion Winery.
September 2011 – Gnarly Head, producer of bold, sophisticated California wines, has introduced Authentic Red, a robust Zinfandel-based red wine blend from a true grit American town – Lodi, California – where crafting hearty red blends dates back to the gold rush, over 150 years ago. Authentic Red will be distributed nationally at a suggested retail price of $11.99.
The famous gnarled old vines of Lodi, especially Zinfandel, are untrellised "head trained" vines – a traditional, old-world style of farming grapes. These legendary vines can be 80, 90, and even 100 years old. Ancient head trained vines produce fewer clusters and smaller berries than trellised vines, resulting in intensely flavored, fruit forward wines with concentrated flavors.
No one knows these old vines better than Bud Bradley, Director of Viticulture for Gnarly Head, who grew up in Lodi and has worked in the wine business his entire life (save for a four year stint in the military). Over the years, Bud has fostered relationships with growers of Lodi's old vine vineyards and year after year, he selects the best fruit for Gnarly Head.
"We prefer the traditional untrellised farming technique, which is so often the exception these days," said Bradley. Although a little unruly, these older vines ripen early and we're able to get rich, honestly mature fruit. To us this is key. That means we have a big wine that's robust and full, but also balanced."
To create the new Gnarly Head Authentic Red, Bud looked first to the Mokelumne River AVA, home to some of the oldest and most respected Zinfandel vineyards in Lodi. Working closely with several established growers there, he selected individual blocks that best exemplified the essence of Lodi Zinfandel. Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon thrive to the east of the Mokelumne River, in the foothills of Lodi, in an AVA known as Borden Ranch. Here Bud selected the gnarliest Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah he could find to blend with the Zinfandel.
January 25, 2011 - Bota Box, the leading eco-friendly wine producer of premium 3-liter California varietals—announces an extension of its environmentally sensitive portfolio with the launch of Bota 500ml Tetra Paks tailored to the active modern lifestyle. Bota Box will roll out its new, vintage dated 500ml containers nationwide with four of its most popular varietals: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Pinot Grigio and Chardonnay. Each is priced at $4.99.
"We take great care in making sure our wines are packaged in environmentally-friendly packaging, and in doing so, have received an overwhelming response from our customers," said John Garaventa, Senior Brand Manager for Bota Box. "We knew it was time to push the envelope by bringing something fresh and innovative to quality-and-eco-conscious wine enthusiasts. For us, Bota Tetra Paks are a homerun: quality wine, sustainable packaging, and convenient size."
Bota Box—packaged in 100% recyclable, unbleached, post-consumer fiber printed with soy-based inks— is already the green choice for wine enthusiasts. Lightweight Bota Tetra Paks further those eco-friendly efforts by boasting a smaller carbon footprint than the equivalent amount of 750ml glass bottles. The smart, alternative packaging and size reduce greenhouse gasses by 75% and waste by 50%, cut fuel emissions due to its lighter shipping weight, and are produced primarily from paper which is a renewable resource.
"In addition to having a lighter carbon footprint, Bota Tetra Paks fall in sync with the active modern lifestyle," adds Garaventa. "It's not surprising that Tetra Pak containers are already widely accepted throughout Europe, Canada and South America. The versatile containers are shatterproof, portable and practical with a re-sealable twist-off cap, making the Bota a perfect wine choice for ski trips, backpacking, camping, and outdoor entertainment."
August 2011 - DFV Wines is re-launching the traditionally packaged Delicato brand into a new, modern package called Domino. The change marks a larger shift toward innovation at DFV Wines, and reflects the company's steady growth over three generations. Founded in 1924, DFV Wines has consistently grown quality wine grapes and produced premium wines at affordable prices, but as consumers gravitate toward more contemporary brands, the Indelicato family felt that the time was right to refresh Delicato's packaging and positioning. Domino offers the same consistent value in a fresh, updated package, which speaks to the spirit of this forward-thinking company.
"We knew we had to re-package and re-position the Delicato brand in order to remain competitive," explained Chris Indelicato, CEO of DFV Wines. "Once we determined that the growth of this segment is coming from contemporary brands, the decision was made to move away from our current traditional package to a more modern style."
When deciding which contemporary style to explore for the new package, the DFV Wines' marketing team found a retro, yet contemporary style had become widespread in today's popular culture. Chris Indelicato explained, "We could see that this retro-contemporary style has been playing a prominent role in television, interior design etc. This style has a timeless quality and we believe it aligns well with our new brand positioning."In order to stay relevant with consumers, the new package must appeal to the two most significant wine consuming demographics today – Millenials and Baby Boomers. Millenials continue to drive new growth in wine sales and because they view wine as a part of everyday life, they are consistently searching for something new. Baby boomers, the target consumer of the current Delicato brand, are tiring of the same brands, tend to purchase what is reasonably priced and are also willing to switch brands for value. Both demographics are equally important to the value wine segment and Domino's retro-contemporary package will resonate with these two critical consumer groups.
Domino wines will be distributed nationally in both retail and on-premise accounts beginning September 2011. The suggested retail price for the 750ml format is $6.99 and the 1.5L format is $11.99.
March 2011 – Who's got the gnarliest pork rib recipe? Gnarly Head is on a cross-country mission to find out. 'Cue Masters from Seattle to Memphis are challenged to perfect their best pork rib recipe and showcase their smoking skills in the annual Gnarly Head Rippin' Ribs Recipe Contest. Contestants can choose to compete in the regional BBQ cook-off of their choice (Memphis in May -Memphis TN, Speedstreet - Charlotte NC, Ribfest - Chicago IL, BBQ Battle - Washington DC or Bite of Seattle - Seattle WA), for a chance to win the ultimate grand prize of $5,000 in cash and a spot on the grill-obsessed (and sometimes raucous) Gnarly BBQ Team at the Memphis in May World Championship of Barbecue in 2012.
Here's how it works. Anyone who claims to have a ribs recipe worthy of praise—from home chef to self-proclaimed grill master—is encouraged to enter at www.rippinribs.com. From there, the list of recipes is chiseled down to Five (5) Semi-Finalists for Five (5) different cities along the Rippin' Ribs Tour, where one winner from each city will advance to the final round.
The Five (5) Finalists from each tour stop will win an all-expense paid trip to the legendary American Royal Barbecue Competition in Kansas City (9/30/11 – 10/1/11). From this bastion of BBQ, one ultimate winner will be chosen to join the Gnarly BBQ Team and strut his/her BBQ stuff in the world's most prestigious BBQ competition, Memphis in May, in 2012.
"This is not your father's BBQ," says Chris Indelicato, President and avid BBQ fan. "There's nothing wrong with rib eye steak and a cold beer, but the time has come to shake things up, to take a fresh, gnarly perspective on this iconic summer ritual. In the era of celebrity chefs and everyday gourmet, there really is no excuse. It's time to step up from being a backyard griller to a world champion smoker."
Complete contest information can be found at www.rippinribs.com, the Rippin' Ribs Recipe Contest website, which clearly defines contest rules and regulations and provides consumers with an easy-to-use online entry form. In addition, from 3/1/11 – 10/2/11, Gnarly Head will be actively promoting the contest and posting event updates on its Facebook site, www.facebook.com/gnarlyheadwines. Event updates to include blog postings from Gnarly Head road managers and photos from each stop on the tour.
May 4, 2010 - Delicato Family Vineyards (DFV) is pleased to announce the purchase of Black Stallion Winery located in the Napa Valley. DFV is a family-owned company founded in 1924. Three generations of the Indelicato family have guided DFV from a small grape growing operation started during Prohibition to one of California's leading wineries. Black Stallion joins the family's vineyard and winery holdings in Monterey County, Lodi and Manteca, California.
"The Black Stallion acquisition fulfills my family's dream of owning an estate in the Napa Valley," says Delicato Family Vineyards CEO and President, Chris Indelicato. "My grandfather planted our first vineyards in the 1920s and we began to make wine in the 30s. "My father and uncles continued to lead the company forward by purchasing vineyards in Lodi and Monterey. The third generation has had an eye on the Napa Valley for some time and my brother Jay and I, along with cousins Cheryl, Mike, Frank Jr. and Marie, are proud to honor the family's legacy of producing wines from California's most prestigious growing regions. We look forward to offering estate bottled Napa Valley wines with the quality that Delicato Family Vineyards is known for."
Black Stallion Winery is located in the Oak Knoll District of Napa Valley, three miles north of the town of Napa along the famed Silverado Trail. The winery takes its name from an equestrian facility, the Silverado Horseman's Center, which was located on the grounds many years ago. The original property featured riding trails, stables and an outdoor arena where Francis Ford Coppola filmed the helicopter scene from Apocalypse Now. Today the Black Stallion Winery includes estate vineyards, an elegant tasting room and hospitality center as well as two guest cottages.
October 2010 - DFV Wines announced plans to launch Massimo, wines that deliver monumental flavor by showcasing grape varieties from some of the world's most sought after viticultural areas. Massimo literally means "big", and includes a Malbec, from Argentina and a Rioja from Spain. DFV Winemakers, Alicia Ysais and Gale Sysock, worked with renowned wineries and vineyards to develop wines that deliver authenticity, complexity and above all, "big" flavors.
"My family has been deeply ingrained in the California wine industry for nearly a century, but we've always enjoyed wine from other parts of the world," said Chris Indelicato, President and CEO of DFV Wines. "Although we import several wines from Europe already, the Massimo project is a first for us. We've had the opportunity to collaborate internationally, working with local wineries and vineyards in Spain and Argentina at each stage of the process. For us, Massimo has been a fascinating segue into some of the world's most exciting wine regions, and we're looking forward to sharing it with our customers."
Massimo Malbec is grown in Argentina's top viticultural area, the highly acclaimed Valle de Uco region of Mendoza. Sitting at the base of the Andes Mountain Range at nearly 4000 feet above sea level, Massimo's vineyards experience the "rainshadow" effect of the mountain peaks, which trap the moisture of the Pacific, and provide sunny days and vital snow melt for irrigation. The wines are made at O. Fournier, a strikingly modern, gravity flow winery with state of art technology. Following harvest and crush, the wine was racked and aged in French oak barrels. The resulting wine is full bodied with powerful blueberry and plum notes framed by violets, spice and tobacco.
Massimo Rioja honors Spain's most beloved wine. Grapes are grown in the Baja Rioja region of Spain in the traditional en vaso (head-trained) style. The vineyard utilizes modern technology and traditional farming, combining old and new practices, to grow world-class quality grapes. The wine is made in a new world style, allowing the Tempranillo grape's luscious red fruit character to shine. The resulting wine is medium-bodied with exuberant strawberry and cherry notes scented with herbs and a touch of vanilla on the soft, round finish.
Both wines will begin to ship this fall with a suggested retail price of $12.99.
August 2010 - DFV Wines continues to demonstrate its strength in the US marketplace as two of its brands, Irony and 337, were named Hot Prospect Brands by Impact Newsletter. Impact is published by M. Shanken Communications along with Wine Spectator, Market Watch, and Cigar Aficionado. The criteria for this prestigious award are based on depletions of at least 50,000 cases but not over 200,000 cases in 2009, at least 15% depletion growth in 2009, and consistent growth in 2007 and 2008. Impact will publish an article on the 2009 Hot Prospect Brands in the September 1 and 15, 2010 issues. In addition, there will be a feature story on the Hot Prospect Brands in the October 2010 issue of Market Watch.
July 15, 2008 - DFV Wines is pleased to announce that its Loredona Riesling, vintage 2007, was awarded Best of Show White Wine at last week's California State Fair Wine Competition. Best of Show is the highest honor any winery can receive; in the case of Loredona Riesling, the wine outperformed over 800 white wine entries.
October 1, 2008 - Twisted was one of a select number of wine brands to be named as a Hot Prospect brand for 2007 in the October 2008 issue of Impact Magazine which is part of M. Shanken Communications, publisher of Wine Spectator, Market Watch, and Cigar Aficionado. This is Impact's first-ever Hot Prospect report highlighting 64 successful wine and spirits brands. The criteria for this prestigious award was based on depletions of at least 50,000 cases but not over 200,000 cases in 2007, and at least 15% depletion growth in 2007 with consistent growth in the previous three years.
March 24, 2010 – DFV Wines, a family-owned California winery, is proud to announce that leading industry publication Impact Databank has named three of its wine brands, Gnarly Head, Bota Box and Twisted as 2009 Hot Brands. This is the third consecutive Hot Brand Award for Gnarly Head, the second for premium bag-in-box wine brand, Bota Box, and represents Twisted's first showing.
Domestic wine brands must meet the following criteria to qualify as Impact Hot Brands: established brands with double-digit growth each year in 2007, 2008 and 2009 and a minimum volume requirement of 200,000 cases.
"Even though 2009 will be remembered as a tough year for the wine industry as a whole, DFV Wines maintained its momentum by continuing to craft high quality wines that consistently over-deliver," said Chris Indelicato, CEO and President, DFV Wines. "As a family owned and operated company, we're proud that consumers, retailers, restaurateurs and wholesalers look to DFV Wines for quality wines and we're grateful for their continued support."
February 18, 2009 - DFV Wines is proud to announce that leading industry publication Impact Databank has named two of its wine brands, Gnarly Head and Bota Box, as 2008 Hot Brands. This is the second consecutive Hot Brand Award for Gnarly Head and represents a milestone for premium bag-in-box wine brand, Bota Box.
Domestic wine brands must meet the following criteria to qualify as Impact Hot Brands: established brand with double-digit growth each year in 2006, 2007 and 2008 and a minimum volume requirement of 200,000 cases.
Marvin Shanken of M.Shanken Communications named Gnarly Head wines a Hot Brand for 2007, an honor reserved for only the high growth wine brands in the USA.
Find out more about Gnarly Head wines by visiting the Gnarly Head website.
Wine Enthusiast Magazine named DFV Wines American Winery of the Year, 2007, in their annual Wine Start Awards. Winners are selected by a panel of distinguished writers and editors for their outstanding contributions to the world of wine, with special attention given to achievements in the year 2007.
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"Using the name DFV Wines to encompass our growing portfolio of wines from superior appellations in California is a logical evolution in our family's history. The imagery of the three hills in the logo evokes our vineyards, our family – three generations, and reflects our family's commitment to crafting and representing the highest quality wines produced in accordance with sustainable winegrowing principles." – Chris Indelicato


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NEW YORK, NY - APRIL 28: NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell speaks at the podium during the 2011 NFL Draft at Radio City Music Hall on April 28, 2011 in New York City. (Photo by Chris Trotman/Getty Images)
Over on SBNation.com, they have been running a pick-by-pick 2012 NFL Mock Draft. Similar to our community mock draft, this set of predicitions come from the managing editor on each NFL SB Nation blog. For example, I made the Miami Dolphins' selection at pick eight.
It probably doesn't come as a shock that my projection was quarterback Ryan Tannehill for the Dolphins. I'm not sure I would make that same pick today, if asked again, but, head over to thefull first round mock draft to see my explanation of that pick, and all of the other picks.


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Little girls love the tutu look, it is all the rage for pretty princess attire. But what if you are not a little girl but love the softness and flowing tutu. In this post I am going to showcase a couple tutu cute things I found browsing around today. No matter little girl or grown girl we can all be a princess.
Mideva a Artfire shop. A beautiful tulle tutu pink and black hat. This is a super cute saucer shaped hat with black silk with butterflies and tulle all around. The hat is also adorned with beads, bows and more tulle and clips to the hair using a comb. What a cute little piece. Mideva makes up cycled items and new items including capelets, broaches and more. Stop by her shop on Artfire.
MaggiesRoseGarden This outfit comes with tutu halter dress, hair piece and wings. The detail in the outfit are wonderful the multi blue and green tutu and the wings made of peacock and ostrich feathers and hand painted. Your little princess will be the center of attention in this customizable outfit. MaggiesRoseGarden shop is filled tutu and princess greatness, wands and headbands everything cute and girly so make sure that you stop by her shop for great handmade princess wear.
GEMM by GENESIS brings us this very cute juniors party dress. Handmade with layers of shades of pink. The top is boned to help hold its shape all night long and all the beading is done by hand, which is something you rarely ever see. This is ready to ship so stop by her shop and pick it up before party time gets to close. GEMM by GENESIS also has some awesome leggings and more fabulous dresses so when your shopping around make sure to check her out.
Girls and women alike love to be a princess. Handmade offers you many choices, dress up, playtime, party time and much more. So stop by Artfire and search for the princess in you. Till another day, this is Tonya Goudy from Designs by Tonya Goudy with your dose of tulle for the princess in all of us.
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Five new suspects added to Kingston 'Wanted' list
The following individuals are among those currently being sought by the city of Kingston Police Department on warrants.
The file has been updated with the addition of five new suspects. Removed was Francis Cannon, who was arrested in Poughkeepsie on Aug. 11 by the Poughkeepsie Police Department. Another one, Ramon H. Olivero, turned himself in at 11:30 a.m. Friday after seeing the new list posted on Facebook, police said.
The list was initially expanded on the police department's Facebook page, where the department also announces new arrests.
If you have any information about the suspects, call the department at (845) 331-1671.
Other lists from different departments have been posted by the Freeman previously.
Police agencies across the Mid-Hudson Valley are on the lookout for suspects wanted for crimes. The Freeman is now posting online photos of some of the men and women wanted by various law enforcement agencies in the area. The lineup will change frequently, so check back often.
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Welcome to my roundup of some of the best new (and updated) iOS games! This week we'll take a look at the uniquely genre-defying greatness that is Heroes and Castles, the adrenaline-fueled racing madness of 2XL MX Offroad and the refreshing word puzzlement of Letter by Letter.
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To confirm the faultless support for ripping DVD to iPad 4/Mini, iPhone 5, iPod, PS Vita, MKV video, Digiarty has updated and distributed the DVD ripper software for Mac in new version.
Indeed, this update did not write at one stretch. But the final version WinX DVD Ripper for Mac 4.0.0 currently came on stage with ensuing improvements and fixes. Compared with previous versions, this is the ground-up update with totally changed UI and kernel, extra profiles made for all popular mobile devices, and new functions to merge file, clip segments and crop video size.
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Sing a Song for FREE is a social singing and guessing game. It is inspired by the concept of Draw Something but for singing. The concept is as simple as you will sing a song challenged by the game and let your friend guess its title. If your friend make a right guess, both of you will receive coins, which are used to purchase the hints, change the challenged song, change your voice...
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User needs to kill all those bugs except spiders as they appear on screen. There are some spiders as well that come along with the bugs. Killing of spider brings the game to an end. If any bug escapes from getting killed – that results in loss of life in the game. Game gets over if player misses 3 bugs in a stage.
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The Gaslight Anthem frequently rework other people's material, including songs by Springsteen, Nirvana, The Who, The Band, and even Kelly Clarkson. But if you told me the New Jersey rockers would be covering Bon Iver's "Skinny Love" for an upcoming single, I'd tell you that's as crazy as some dude jumping from a balloon 20 miles up in the sky and survivng. Well, since one of these these things has now happened, here are the details for the other: The Gaslight Anthem's version of "Skinny Love" will be released alongside two previously unheard originals, "Hold You Up" and "Misery", for Black Friday Record Store Day (November 23rd), as NME reports.
Below, you can watch The Gaslight Anthem cover Pearl Jam's "State of Love and Trust".
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My motherboard has an issue where it remaps my SSD WHILE in use, which means my computer keeps freezing up, and I have to go in the BIOS and fix it. It's happening every 30 mins, so I think it's about time I retire my $1600, August 2011, self built computer.
The worst thing about building your own computer is, it doesn't have Apple Care. My motherboard would cost $400 to replace – which definitely isn't an option. I've been trying to hold out for the new Macs, and I'll keep trying but I'm not sure I can manage it.
Anyways, just expressing my feelings over DIY computers – it's a bad idea. Don't buy a Cooler Master "HAF" case either. It collects dust like you wouldn't believe, the ports on it are upside down, half of them don't work (these are on the case, they went out one by one, trust me, I plugged them in) and it weighs like 100 lbs. A Mac is light, just as powerful, doesn't consume dust for dinner, and looks a LOT better.
Yeah too bad only apple product have a warranty…oh wait.
I know very well what I'm doing – the thing is Newegg would require – and this is no joke, this is what they told me – to package up my motherboard just as it came, not missing a little bag, piece of foam, cardboard, NOTHING CAN BE MISSING , send it back to them, and if absolutely nothing is missing, they'll send me a new one.
I spent a very long time making sure I got the best parts with the best reviews – I would never buy bad parts.
Edit: love how you edited your post to sound even more rude.
Sorry, forgot a detail.
They can't take just the motherboard either – they have to take the whole order and try to replace the whole order – I'd have to unbuild my computer, repack everything just as it came, send it back, and hope they have my parts available.
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why not send only the broken part? can't they replace only that?
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why not send only the broken part? can't they replace only that?
Well the problem there is they want it to be packaged like it came, and one guy in the reviews said ASUS took MONTHS to get him his replacement. I cannot wait months.
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Edit: love how you edited your post to sound even more rude.
Sorry if i came off as rude, wasnt my intention. I just didnt get the whole my pc has a problem – apple products have apple care – all diy pcs are a bad idea thing. But after reading your answer i have to admit it is quite ridiculous on neweggs part.
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a) Study the law, I am sure you have laws in America which tells that you don't have to have every single bag and box. The rules for return he just told you are imho for returning an item in let's say 14 days after purchase -> therefore he offered a new one (or money back) because you are only entitled for a refurbished item or your item repaired in your case. Or maybe, just maybe… they are explicitly told to pull your leg like that because consumers tend to be lazy and uninformed
b) Sell the MB
Either way, both is gonna take some time so you probably want to buy a new MB anyway
Regarding the dust, you should use vacuum cleaner at least once a week to keep it nicely under control. Or get a Mac like you said, they are built like a fort and can stand the beating better.
This thread is stupid honestly
Guaranteed "Every time someone buys a new Mac — A Newer, Better, Faster One Comes on the market within 3 months"
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Monroe, Illinois: Over Here/Townie
nytheatre.com review by Peter Schuyler
December 8, 2010
There is a myth about the bleakness of suburban life that many New Yorkers find very appealing. It assumes that everyone not living in the Big Apple wants to run screaming to the coasts from whatever supposed tract home gulag they were born into. It's very appealing in the sense that we on this island off the coast of America use it to feel superior to those we believe to be "trapped" in the flyover states, chipping away at their grey little lives, never realizing their dreams and waking up at some point near their dotage wondering what the hell happened, why they never took their shot at greatness. I raise the point at the beginning of this review because I find the cumbersome title of Aaron Wigdor Levy's excellently written companion one act plays to be an unnecessary extension of said myth.
Both plays are about family in middle class suburbia and the soul crushing minutiae that goes along with it. In Townie, She, a young woman on the day of her wedding recounts the events of the next 30 years of her life, all the highs and lows: marriage, infidelity, children, divorce, petty grudges—all that is ugly and a little of what is beautiful about living the life you thought you wanted. Over Here is the story of a dysfunctional (is there any other kind anymore?) family preparing for a funeral. Nora, the estranged daughter has returned home to bury her father. She and her brother Danny had no great love for the man, due in no small part to their bully of a mother, Patty. Patty's palpable rancor is fueled by her disappointment in her children's life choices, her disappointment in herself, her grief over the loss of her husband. She has built a rose colored castle wall of revisionist history around what was a very rocky marriage, and any assault by her children on the battlements is met with withering personal attacks.
Levy has written a great evening of theatre. He states in the program that these plays are the product of trying to deal with a loss, and that depth of emotion and grief charge the pieces with an arresting energy. There is something for everyone to identify with here, the characters being so well crafted and the situations so familiar and true. One only has to look to the audience reaction to see the evidence; many times during the evening I could hear people wincing and gasping at a particularly cutting remark, or quietly nodding in recognition at something that struck close to home.
On the Square Productions has put together a solid crew mostly up to the task at hand. Deborah Wolfson's direction does hinder the show in places with odd blocking and pacing. It's clear she has solid understanding of the emotional life of the show, but it isn't always effectively communicated by the staging.
Becka Hackett opens the evening with Townie; performing an hour-long monologue is no easy feat, and unfortunately she seemed to be struggling with the weight of it. For most of the piece she was speeding through the beats, which felt more like recitation than performance. Occasionally she would break into an area of raw emotion, but against the backdrop of her largely clinical delivery these moments seemed forced. Hackett has a naturally warm presence and I hope that she capitalizes on that in future performances. There is a great performance in her and if she treated the piece more as a marathon than a sprint I think she and the audience would be very pleasantly surprised.
The second half of the evening really comes to life with Over Here, driven by the absolutely fantastic performances of Rachel McPhee as Nora and Cyrilla Baer as Patty. McPhee, from the moment she takes the stage is present and engaging, and her performance only gets better once Baer joins her. The air in the theatre crackles with the contempt these characters have for each other and my hat's off to these two for creating a relationship so complex and familiar. Doug Roland's quietly acted Danny sets a nice undercurrent to Nora and Patty's fireworks, as he is merely a bystander in the epic battle between them.
Technically the show is very sound. Greg Watsby's modular set design evokes both locations very well, though his sound design telegraphs the punches of each play a little too much. Mikey Goodmark's costumes go a long way aid in the storytelling; I specifically enjoyed the moment in Townie when Hackett doffs her jeans and puts on sweatpants—the first sure sign a person has given up on life.
So back to that myth... do these plays need to be site specific to Illinois? I don't think so. The themes and characters being so universal, these plays could be almost anywhere in America, from Brooklyn to Yakima Valley. Loss, desperation, and redemption don't exist wholly in the Midwest and frankly the show would be more marketable without the parenthetical.
I saw these plays on their opening night and I chalk a lot of what I didn't like up to jitters and lack of confidence. On the Square should be proud and confident, they've got a great show on their hands, they just need to trust it and get the hell out of its way. If you're hungry for good drama during the holiday season, these shows are a must see.


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Weinke Raves About His QB
IMG Academy head coach Chris Weinke talks here about his star quarterback.
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NFL News: Brandon Weeden working with former NFL QB Chris Weinke
Looking to make a leap from a rather lackluster rookie season, Cleveland Browns quarterback Brandon Weeden has reportedly been spending time with another pitcher-turned-pass-thrower in former NFL quarterback Chris Weinke.
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That sound you just heard was Russell Wilson's bandwagon hitting a pole. As I've said all along, Wilson is far more likely to go the way of Quincy Carter, Chris Weinke, and Kyle Orton than Andy Dalton (the only 4 non-1st round picks to start at quarterback week 1 as a rookie since 1994). It certainly doesn't help that his offensive line and receiving...
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IMG, the worldwide talent agency, is setting up a football program at its IMG Academy in Florida. The team will hit the field in 2013 and be coached by former Heisman Trophy winner Chris Weinke.
I suggest they be called the Fightin' Jerry Maguire's.
If the state of Florida lets this program compete, you can expect other sports academy programs to be established in short...
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Chris Weinke, the director of Football at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Fl., talked to FOXSportsNext's Beth Long about the talented quarterbacks he is preparing for the NFL Combine.
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February 23, 2012
Chris Weinke: Peyton to return with a vengeance
Obviously, it goes without saying that Peyton Manning and Chris Weinke had entirely different NFL careers; one is a surefire Hall of Famer, and the other is … well, a surefire has-been.
Though, as far as they are from each other on the football spectrum, there is one thing that binds them both: Spinal fusion surgery.
Weinke underwent, and recovered from, the complex procedure during...
Chris Weinke was the first Brandon Weeden
Some players awaiting the NFL draft are short, some are tall, some are fast and some are really fast.
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February 15, 2012
QB Master Class: Chris Weinke on Cam Newton, Pt. 1
"Yeah — he broke my single-game yardage record, and he just broke my single-season rushing touchdown record. Join the crowd -- everybody laughs when I tell them that! My rookie year, I had six rushing touchdowns, mostly because I was running for my life. That was the year we went 1-15."
That was how my conversation with Chris Weinke started on Friday. We were to discuss...
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The PA profession defines the specific medical knowledge, communication skills, and attitudes required to be a successful PA. CMU will provide educational experiences as needed in order for physician assistants to acquire and demonstrate these competencies.
Medical knowledge includes an understanding of pathophysiology, patient presentation, differential diagnosis, patient management, surgical principles, health promotion, and disease prevention. PAs must demonstrate core knowledge about established and evolving biomedical and clinical sciences and the application of this knowledge to patient care in their area of practice. In addition, physician assistants are expected to demonstrate an investigatory and analytic thinking approach to clinical situations. PAs are expected to:
Interpersonal and communication skills encompass verbal, nonverbal, and written exchange of information. PAs must demonstrate interpersonal and communication skills that result in effective information exchange with patients, patients' families, physicians, professional associates, and the health care system. PAs are expected to:
Patient care includes age-appropriate assessment, evaluation, and management. PAs must demonstrate care that is effective, patient-centered, timely, efficient, and equitable for the treatment of health problems and the promotion of wellness. PAs are expected to:
Professionalism is the expression of positive values and ideals as care is delivered. Foremost, it involves prioritizing the interests of those being served above one's own. PAs must know their professional and personal limitations. Professionalism also requires that PAs practice without impairment from substance abuse, cognitive deficiency, or mental illness. PAs must demonstrate a high level of responsibility, ethical practice, sensitivity to a diverse patient population, and adherence to legal and regulatory requirements. PAs are expected to demonstrate:
The policy established and approved for students in the PA Program is as follows: "While in this institution and specifically in patient care areas or health care delivery settings, a student should be dressed professionally in appropriate attire." 'Appropriate attire' is determined by societal convention and society's expectation of the medical profession. A student who is engaged in patient contact must keep in mind that members of the professional community are obligated to maintain an acceptable professional standard. Good grooming and personal hygiene are essential for professionals in a health care setting.
Students must adhere to the dress/appearance standards of their assigned clinical sites. Appearances that may potentially offend or distract patients must be avoided. Examples of these appearances include, but are not limited to:
Furthermore, it is inappropriate to be disrespectful, curt, or condescending to any staff member or patient at any time. It is generally understood that, with the exception of children, it is disrespectful to call patients or their parents by first name; rather, it is proper to confer respect by use of surname and title. Sensitivity to individuals' differences also is required.
Practice-based learning and improvement includes the processes through which clinicians engage in critical analysis of their own practice experience, medical literature, and other information resources for the purpose of self-improvement. PAs must be able to assess, evaluate, and improve their patient care practices. PAs are expected to:
Systems-based practice encompasses the societal, organizational, and economic environments in which health care is delivered. PAs must demonstrate an awareness of and responsiveness to the larger system of health care to provide patient care that is of optimal value. PAs should work to improve the larger health care system of which their practices are a part. PAs are expected to:
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I will hold as my primary responsibility the health, safety, welfare, and dignity of all human beings.
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I will recognize and promote the value of diversity.
I will treat equally all persons who seek my care.
I will hold in confidence the information shared in the course of practicing medicine.
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I will actively seek to expand my knowledge and skills, keeping abreast of advances in medicine.
I will work with other members of the health care team to provide compassionate and effective care of patients.
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I will share and expand knowledge within the profession.
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Children's Hospital Colorado has provided clinical hearing, speech, language, and learning services to children and their families for more than 50 years. All clinical staff have specialty training in the area of pediatrics and are certified by national professional organizations and/or state certification bodies.
We focus on providing comprehensive family-centered care to infants, toddlers, children and adolescents in Colorado and the surrounding area. Children's Hospital Colorado provides the region's most comprehensive continuum of care.
Children's Hospital Colorado Bill Daniels Center for Children's Hearing is a multidisciplinary center providing services and care to infants, toddlers, children and adolescents in Colorado who are deaf and/or hard-of-hearing through the generous support of the Daniels Fund. Children's Hospital Colorado pediatric experts in audiology, speech-language pathology, and otolaryngology, as well as deaf education, clinical genetics, clinical social work and family consultant services are totally committed to caring for deaf and or hard-of-hearing children and their families.
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Your little girl will be very happy to have packed her American Girl doll when she gets a glimpse of the store and café, a hugely popular spot on Fifth...
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One thing you'll notice as soon as you open the door of this kitschy, 50s-themed Midtown diner is that the waiters and waitresses are all... singing. (Great when your...
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As this year's NBA Finals approaches tonight, the story of the underdog could be no more prevalent. Although he might not seem like an underdog (with a salary that could buy planes that have plane hangars to land his other planes in), LeBron James started with all of the odds against him. Abandoned by his ex-con father and bouncing between the rougher edges of Akron, Ohio, LeBron seemed to have no chance to succeed. Entering the NBA Finals, we know how the story panned out for this young man.
The other underdog story has more to do with the bigger market/bigger budget teams against the smaller market squads. Oklahoma City is in the bottom third of team salaries in the NBA and they are up against the third highest salaried team in the NBA (Thanks in large part to Mr. James' stipend). Why am I filling you in on all of this basketball knowledge in a marketing blog, you ask?
First of all, thanks for asking. Secondly, it all stems from a statistic I read yesterday in The Financial Brand: 48.2% of all auto loans are owned by the top 20 lenders. How is a small-market team, like a local credit union or regional bank, going to compete against the LA Lakers and Boston Celtics of the financial game? A true underdog story, indeed, and warranting my ramblings about LeBron James' upbringing. Well here's how they compete:
Evan Childs wrote a terrific blog about how a recent direct mail campaign was so powerful to a lady and her family that she sent a thank you letter to the bank about the potentially life-altering savings on her auto loan. With social media, the right soapbox for your customers can take this idea of the "thank you" letter and allow it to go viral. Not only does the personal banker feel all warm and fuzzy inside, but the world gets to see it! AND IT'S FREE! Not taking advantage of Facebook, Twitter and a blog immediately can be a major mistake for any lending institution. Post pictures of your bank, showcase video of your latest community event, let the world know of your competitive rates, showcase specials and use social media as the ultimate cross-sell platform.
Let's face it, the Underdog bank/credit union can't keep up with the technological spending of some of the top 20 lenders. So what are the other options? A creative direct mail campaign can compete with a sophisticated technological strategy. With the right campaign, the piece can actually integrate technology on it with the use of QR codes, variable print, and personalized landing pages, all automated to provide for manageable pricing. Affordable, effective and proven to get results, direct mail is your starting point guard, directing the other parts of your multichannel campaign.
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