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US Market Close 29 Nov 17: US markets brush off N. Korea missiles as tax reform nears2:22
US sharemarkets hit fresh record highs as traders shrugged-off North Korean geo-political jitters, instead focusing on comments from Federal Reserve Chair nominee Jerome Powell. Mr. Powell's comments on interest rate hikes and deregulation propelled financial stocks higher. The US Senate Budget Committee approved the tax-cut bill. At the close of US trade, the Dow Jones was up by 256 points or 1.1%, the S&P 500 index rose 26 points or 1.0% and the Nasdaq rose by 0.5%.
THE Reserve Bank has kept the official cash rate on hold at its final meeting of the year, marking the 16th month in a row at the record low of 1.5 per cent.
The RBA last cut the cash rate in August 2016, following an earlier cut to 1.75 per cent in May. There has not been an official cash rate increase since November 2010.
It comes as CoreLogic data for November showed capital city dwelling values fell 0.1 per cent during the month, extending the slide which started in September and continued through October.
"A housing market in a 'cooling off' phase is not unexpected considering the tighter credit conditions, heightened regulatory environment, affordability constraints and subdued consumer confidence," CoreLogic head of research Tim Lawless wrote earlier this week.
"The downturn in dwelling values is tracing along a similar trajectory which followed the previous major macroprudential policies announcement in December 2014.
"However this time, it's unlikely there will be a lifeline thrown to the housing market via cuts to the cash rate. In fact the cash rate yield curve currently indicates that the financial markets expect interest rates to remain on hold until after April 2019."
AMP Capital chief economist Dr Shane Oliver said the RBA would likely keep rates on hold until a probable hike late next year at the earliest.
"While strong business conditions, solid jobs growth, improving global growth and the RBA's own forecasts for a pick-up in growth argue for an eventual rate hike, ongoing low inflation, record low wages growth, uncertainty around consumer spending, signs that the housing cycle is slowing and the still strong Australian dollar argue against a rate hike," he said in a note this week.
Dr Oliver said the Sydney and Melbourne property boom was "continuing to fade" due to higher interest rates for investors and interest-only borrowers, rising supply and weakening expectations.
"Our view remains that average residential property prices in Sydney and, with a lag, Melbourne will fall 5 to 10 per cent into 2019," he said.
"Perth is bottoming and should start to see moderate price gains by 2019, with Darwin following too. Brisbane, Adelaide and Canberra are likely to see continuing moderate gains over the next few years with some acceleration possible and Hobart will remain strong."
RBA governor Philip Lowe said the low level of interest rates was "continuing to support the Australian economy".
"Australia's terms of trade are expected to decline in the period ahead but remain at relatively high levels," he said.
"Recent data suggest that the Australian economy grew at around its trend rate over the year to the September quarter. The central forecast is for GDP growth to average around 3 per cent over the next few years.
"Employment growth has been strong over 2017 and the unemployment rate has declined.
"Inflation remains low, with both CPI and underlying inflation running a little below 2 per cent. The Bank's central forecast remains for inflation to pick up gradually as the economy strengthens. The Australian dollar remains within the range that it has been in over the past two years."


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When I think of the 1940's my mind's eye memories are of my Grandfather's complete collection of Life Magazines loaded with black and white pictures. As a child I remember reading them in great detail, with my siblings, as we retrieved them from huge boxes in the barn on his Grass Valley California Ranch. With morbid fascination we read and perused the black and white pictures of World War Two.
I also remember the day my Father set the magazine's to a bonfire in response to us spending our vacation time reading about the London Blitz, Iwo Jima and the liberation of the death camps….and the resultant poison Oak reactions from the smoke of the fire.
I find it fascinating to re-visit that era via color photos, as released by the Library of Congress to a flicker site.
"These vivid color photos from the Great Depression and World War II capture an era generally seen only in black-and-white. Photographers working for the United States Farm Security Administration (FSA) and later the Office of War Information (OWI) created the images between 1939 and 1944.
We invite your tags and comments! Also, more identification information. (The current titles come from the agency's original documentation, which was sometimes incomplete.)
The FSA/OWI pictures depict life in the United States, including Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, with a focus on rural areas and farm labor, as well as aspects of World War II mobilization, including factories, railroads, aviation training, and women working.
The original images are color transparencies ranging in size from 35 mm. to 4×5 inches. They complement the better-known black-and-white FSA/OWI photographs, made during the same
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For Trump, it's all a game. For him, winning is everything, substance means nothing. So instead of working for the American people, Trump is once again taking the weekend off, and costing taxpayers more than three million dollars while he lives a life of luxury in Florida. Trump lives like a king, while the poverty level in our nation grows.
Trump is also campaigning; that's correct, campaigning. His ego has been damaged all week as protests grow, and the world has proof that his presidency is illegitimate. He said that he needed to be around his supporters. He's doing so at the expense of the American people.
Tomorrow is 'President's Day;' I don't celebrate it. I grew up in the days when we celebrated the birth of two great presidents in February; Abraham Lincoln on the 12th, and George Washington on the 22nd. Not all presidents deserve to be 'celebrated.' Take the case of Trump, who has become the worst president in history in just a month.
Intelligent and informed Americans know the truth about Trump, and it's about as ugly as it can get. Immediately after the election, I predicted what is happening today; Trump is worse than anyone could have imagined.
Trump is not a 'working' president. He is the 'front man' for his circle of sinners. It is his job to be the 'attack dog' for the Republican Party. He has no clue about the responsibilities of the president; he is playing a role in a 'reality show.' That 'reality' is dangerous for the future of America, as he attempts to institute a fascist government.
The fourth estate must fight back hard, and pull no punches. Trump's entire life is fair game, and he must be exposed for what he is, and what he is not.
Those who continue to support the most immoral man in America are either in denial, or share his lack of principles. They also support white supremacy, Islamophobia, and bigotry. Anyone who fails to agree with Trump is his mortal enemy. When the press offers facts and the truth, he labels it 'fake news.' Trump's complete lack of character cannot survive in the light of day.
Trump must lose this game, and lose it quickly. He has already damaged our nation, and has made the world less safe.
Only the late night comics will miss him when he's gone.
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Opus Bank in Irvine, Calif., has appointed three executives to fill the role of chief operating officer after Romolo "Ron" Santarosa resigned from the position.
Santarosa resigned from the $5.6 billion-asset bank to pursue other interests, Opus said in a news release Monday. Opus won't hire anyone to replace Santarosa. Instead, Co-President Michael Allison, General Counsel Don Royer and Chief Financial Officer Nicole Carrillo will manage the areas that Santarosa handled.
Santarosa joined Opus in June 2013 to take on the newly created position.
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No picture, just a quick update. Art Dahl and Eric Boley were on the trail today packing the new snow received over the week. It looked like trails got at least 18″ of new snow. Unfortunately, even after a day of packing, the new snow on the trails was too soft to run the ginzugroomer. We'll have equipment on the trails over the weekend so when the base firms up we'll run the groomer.
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Just when you thought parades were over, here comes the Irish old Metry Parade on Sunday. Remember this is time change weekend when we "spring forward" and lose an hour of sleep but gain more daylight in the evening. Weatherwise, we should stay quiet thru the weekend with cool nights and warming days with no rain until next week. Enjoy your weekend OUTSIDE !
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With the tornados that struck the N.S. this week I was wondering if we ever get those big tornados down here that you see on tv? Also, what is the worst torndo we've had hit us?
- March 10, 2011 at 10:39 PM
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Lol... We could not see those big ol' things coming thru da swamp.. Cypress trees and palmettos too thick. We don't need anything that is in the Midwest,that's for sure. Don't know about the worst one...
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Today's City Moves cover accountancy, asset management and insurance. Take a look at these movers and shakers:
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UHY Hacker Young, the national accountancy group, has appointed Rob Starr as corporate finance director at their London office. Rob was previously corporate finance director at PwC Russia, and has also held strategic and corporate development (M&A) roles at GKN, the global engineering business, and Care UK, the British health and social care company. Rob is joining from STARR consultancy, a corporate finance and business strategy consultancy he founded in 2014. In total, he brings with him 20 years of extensive corporate experience, having worked with a diverse range of businesses. Rob has worked across multiple sectors, including healthcare, real estate, industry, technology and media.
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Specialist engineering and construction insurer HSB Engineering Insurance (HSB), part of Munich Re, has appointed two new non-executive directors, Jeff Herdman and Craig Scarr. Jeff Herdman has been appointed as an independent non-executive director and chairperson of the board. Jeff has over 35 years' experience at a senior management level within the financial and professional sector including Oval Group and Willis, and currently holds non-executive director appointments at the Swansea Building Society and Tasker Insurance Group. Craig Scarr has been appointed as an independent non-executive director and chair of the HSB's Finance, audit and risk committee. Craig spent 28 years at Mazars as UK head of insurance and is currently a non-exec director at Tokyo Marine HCC and the United States Automobile Association. Craig brings to HSB strong expertise in governance, risk, internal controls and insurance.


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Before you begin HomeGroup is very particular on the network configurations you use and if your computer was previously part of another HomeGroup. If you have more than one computer in your home (or a friend who comes over and likes to borrow your music), here's how to set it up. Published 01/13/17 DID YOU KNOW?Sea otters are one of the few mammalian species that use tools; otters will frequently carry rocks in a pocket-like pouch behind their forelegs, which they use Make sure to check the Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6) option. http://lifehacker.com/5883517/how-to-set-up-windows-7-homegroups-for-seamless-instant-sharing-between-pcs-in-your-home
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Although we focus on configuring and managing HomeGroup on Windows 10, you can also connect Windows 7 and Windows 8.x computers to the network and share content. Forgot Homegroup Password All you need is a copy of Windows 7 Home Premium or above (which most people should have) to start the homegroup. When you first connect to a wireless network, Windows assumes it's a public network, perhaps at a coffee shop.
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You can go on using your PC or even go ahead and join the HomeGroup from other PCs. When you open the HomeGroup app, Windows will let you know that it has found a HomeGroup on the network. Open any folder, right-click the word Homegroup in the Navigation Pane, and then choose View the HomeGroup Password. weblink Here's how to set up a new Homegroup on your Windows PC as well as how to let Windows join a Homegroup you may have already set up with your other
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Bailey is a program coordinator focusing on leadership development and social justice. Born and raised in the panhandle of Texas, Bailey received a bachelor's degree in leadership studies with minors in psychology and sociology from Texas A&M University, then obtained a master's degree in Student Affairs in Higher Education from Texas State University. Bailey has previously worked at the West Texas A&M University in campus recreation, and Texas A&M University – Corpus Christi as an "other duties as assigned" expert. In the Center for Leadership & Social Change, Bailey coordinates LeaderShape, Leadership LOGIC, Service Leadership Seminar, and the Women's Leadership Institute. Bailey's extended interests include sustainable justice, experiential learning in the outdoors, disrupting the patriarchy, and critically analyzing "what is." Bailey's free time includes camping, cooking amazing tacos, ultimate frisbee, cool Saturday mornings in a hammock with a cup of coffee and podcasts, facilitating challenge courses, paddleboarding, cycling, loving on puppies and kitties, and making terribly ridiculous puns.
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Kris is a graduate assistant working with scholarship and recognition programming in the Center. Born and raised in Philadelphia, Kris earned his bachelor's degree in Media Studies from Temple University, where he focused his studies on representations of marginalized identities in music, film, television, and emergent media. His undergraduate studies and involvement on campus led to his current pursuit of a Master of Science in Higher Education at Florida State University. His professional and research interests lie at the intersections of social justice, identity development, student success, and leadership learning, with a focus on race, gender, and sexual identity. Kris' free time is spent cooking, pursuing various art projects, and streaming countless movies and TV shows online.
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Juan works with community engagement and spirituality programs at the Center, including Florida State Alternative Breaks, the Moellership Program, the Non-Profit Internship Program, and the Spiritual Life Project. A former K-12 teacher, Juan takes every opportunity to teach courses at the university, both within the Service Scholar Program and the Undergraduate Certificate in Leadership Studies through the Leadership Learning Research Center. He earned a Bachelor of Science in English Education from Florida State University and a Master of Arts in Educational Leadership from the University of Central Florida. His main interest areas within social change include intersections of gender, species (non-human animals and environment), and non-religious spiritual development. Those who know Juan will attest to his close relationship with his canine daughter, his love of sugar-free vegan cooking, and his ability to turn episodes of Drag Race into leadership pedagogy.
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Dr. Joi N. Phillips currently serves as an Assistant Director supporting community engagement initiatives. Dr. Phillips is a very proud alumna of the University of Florida (Go Gators!) and got her start at the Center as a graduate assistant at the Center for Civic Education and Service. After completing her Master's degree Dr. Phillips became the coordinator for the Center's America Reads Mentoring Program while completing doctoral work in the Educational Policy and Evaluation program in the College of Education. Dr. Phillips' work centers on the relationship between policy and civic participation. Her work is focused on how communities and higher education institutions develop and sustain partnerships. She uses pedagogical influences from critical race theory, education policy, and service-learning to support her work. Dr. Phillips is a proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., and in her spare time enjoys hanging out with her family, reading, and trying new recipes.
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Marshall Anthony Jr.
Graduate Assistant
Marshall Anthony Jr., a native of Greensboro, North Carolina, is a Ph.D. student studying Higher Education (Public Policy) at Florida State University. His passion and research interests involve educational policy related to Black male student success, culturally relevant leadership learning, organizational governance, and student activism. Marshall completed a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, minors in Accounting and Spanish, a Master of Education in Higher Education Administration, and a graduate certificate in Teaching, Training, and Educational Technology from North Carolina State University. He has worked in various academic and student affairs functional areas at Meredith College, North Carolina Central University, and North Carolina State University. Currently, Marshall is a teaching and research assistant for the Leadership Learning Research Center, a partnership between the College of Education and the Center for Leadership & Social Change at Florida State.
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Vivechkanand "V" Chunoo
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V. is a fourth-year Ph.D. candidate on the Student Affairs track in the Higher Education program at Florida State University. His work and research interests involve developing leader identity and capacity in first-generation college students, students of historically underrepresented racial and ethnic backgrounds, and students from lower socioeconomic communities. He completed a Bachelor of Science in Psychobiology and a Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling, both from the University of Miami. Also at UM, he was an academic advisor for ten years and concurrently the academic ombudsperson for four years. Currently, he retains a position as a research assistant for the Leadership Learning Research Center, a curricular program overseen jointly by the College of Education and the Center for Leadership & Social Change.
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Kathy Guthrie, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Dr. Guthrie serves as the director of the Leadership Learning Research Center. She is an associate professor of higher education in the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies at Florida State University. In addition to teaching in the Higher Education program, Dr. Guthrie also coordinates the Undergraduate Certificate in Leadership Studies, which is a partnership between the College of Education and the Center for Leadership & Social Change. Her research focuses on the learning outcomes and environment of leadership and civic education, online teaching and learning, and professional development for student affairs professionals.
Dr. Guthrie has authored several refereed journal articles and edited and authored several books. In 2016 she co-edited a New Directions in Higher Education issue titled "Reclaiming Higher Education's Purpose in Leadership Development." In 2013, she co-authored "Cultivating Leader Identity and Capacity in Students from Diverse Backgrounds."
In her current role with Florida State University, she has taught courses in higher education, including Introduction to Student Services, Leading Change in Higher Education, Practicum in Student Services, and Capstone in Higher Education. She has also taught courses in the undergraduate leadership certificate, including Leadership Theory and Practice, Leadership in Groups and Communities, Leadership and Change, and Leadership Experience. Over the course of her career, she has been honored with awards including the Transformation through Teaching Award (2015), Florida State University College of Education Teaching Award (2014), Association of College Personnel Administrators' Emerging Scholar (2012), Seminole Faculty Award (2011), and the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators' Contributions to Student Affairs through Teaching (2010).
Dr. Guthrie is an editorial board member of the Journal of Leadership Education and Journal of College and Character. Currently, Dr. Guthrie is the associate editor of the New Directions in Student Leadership series and editor of the Contemporary Perspectives in Leadership Learning book series. She also currently serves as the chair for the Leadership Scholarship Member Interest Group in the International Leadership Association.
Dr. Guthrie received her Ph.D. in Educational Organization and Leadership from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in 2008.
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Trisha Teig
Graduate Student
Trisha is a doctoral student in higher education. She enjoys being an instructor for the LDR certificate program and has worked with the Leadership Theories, Leadership in Groups and Communities, Leadership and Change, and Gender and Leadership courses. Trisha also assists in editing the series New Directions for Student Leadership. Her research interests include leadership education curriculum development, teaching social justice in leadership education, and leadership development for college students. Prior to taking the Ph.D. adventure, she attained a B.A. in communication and theatre and M.Ed. in student affairs and worked in the field of student affairs in a multitude of capacities for seven years. She is a proud Texan and loves reading and hanging out with her cats!
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Maritza Torres
Graduate Student
Maritza is a Ph.D. student in the Higher Education (Student Affairs track) program at Florida State University. Born and raised in Chicago, she received her bachelor's degree in communication with minors in Spanish and Latino studies from DePaul University. She obtained her master's degree in Student Personnel in Higher Education from the University of Florida. Maritza has previously worked at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign as a program advisor for the Illini Union Board and has recently arrived from the University of Miami where she served as the assistant director of student activities and student organizations. While studying full-time at FSU, Maritza is a graduate assistant in Leadership Studies in the Center for Leadership & Social Change. She teaches in the LDR certificate program as well as serves as a program advisor. Her research interests include leadership, Latinx leadership development, mentorship, and first generation students. Maritza is a member of a co-ed Latino interest fraternity called Alpha Psi Lambda, Inc., and during her free time she enjoys working out, reading, sitting in coffee shops, musicals, and Netflix.
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Erica Wiborg
Graduate Assistant
Erica is a Ph.D. student in the Higher Education program at Florida State University. Her research focuses on critical race theory and critical pedagogy in leadership education and scholarship. In her role as a graduate assistant in the LLRC, she conducts research and teaches in the Undergraduate Certificate in Leadership Studies. She also assists with the source book series New Directions for Student Leadership. Previously, Erica worked full-time as a program coordinator in the Center for Leadership and Social Change at Florida State University, where she developed and coordinated college student development programs focused on the outcomes of leadership, social justice, identity, diversity, and community engagement. She received her bachelor's degree in business marketing with a certificate in leadership studies from Florida State University and obtained her master's degree in Student Affairs Administration in Higher Education at Texas A&M University.
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Amanda Albert
Graphic Designer
Amanda Albert is a mixed media artist and graphic designer located in Tallahassee, Florida. Her work is inspired by mid century art and design and her childhood growing up in Southern California in the shadow of the Hollywood sign and the Disneyland castle. She is responsible for the illustration, graphic design and branding at The Center. She hopes to use her work to further social change and progress with The Center. One of her favorite aspects of the job aside from getting to draw for a living, is working with and getting to know the students. In her off hours she enjoys making art, spending time with her husband and their chihuahua pack, gardening, cooking, home diy projects, traveling, reading and subverting the dominant paradigm.
Bill Knight
Accounting Representative
Bill Knight graduated from Florida State University in 2014 with an accounting degree and certificate in Leadership Studies. He was also inducted into the Garnet & Gold Scholar Society. Bill earned his Certified Public Accountant designation in 2016. He loves baseball, Seinfeld, and time spent with the young adult group at St. Paul's United Methodist Church.
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Laura Osteen, Ph.D.
Laura Osteen leads and follows students, colleagues, and neighbors in the transformation of our co-existence through identity development, leadership education, and community engagement. Through her roles as director, facilitator, observer, and listener she seeks to apply theory for effective practice and apply practice to evolve theory. Laura envisions a world where everyone is enabled and empowered to create positive sustainable change. She received her doctorate of philosophy degree from the University of Maryland, her masters from Colorado State University, and undergraduate degree from Indiana University. In addition to degrees her enduring experience as a Hoosier, Ram, and Terrapin created a woman committed to making the most of each hand in Euchre, Hearts, and Spades; getting outside as much as possible to appreciate the imperfect perfect beauty of the natural world; and a life long addiction to college basketball.
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Paige Rentz
Media Specialist
Paige Rentz grew up just down the road in Sneads, Florida. After years working as a journalist in several states, Paige turned her passion for social issues and storytelling to promote the amazing work of the students and staff working here each day to make the world a better place as the center's media specialist. Paige is a proud alumna of Chipola College, Sarah Lawrence College, and the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. In her free time, you can find Paige taking photos, reading, playing video games, watching Star Trek, or walking her dogs, Frankie and Johnny.
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Vanessa Solomon
Program Associate
Vanessa Solomon is a native Georgia Peach who hails from Albany, just a few miles away from Tallahassee, Florida. Over the course of her two decade career here at Florida State University, she is very passionate about the Center for Leadership & Social Change where she serves as a Program Associate. Vanessa earned an Associate of Arts Degree from Tallahassee Community College and a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration from Flagler College – Tallahassee Campus. When not serving at FSU, Vanessa enjoys family, concerts, taking selfies with her daughter – Danielle and her dog Remy. She is a die-hard lover of chocolates, cheese, salty chips and road adventures, her aim is to own a small local business in Tallahassee, Florida.
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Linnea Stutts
HR Representative
Linnea Stutts was born and raised in Middleburg, Florida. She serves as the center's Human Resources and Travel departmental representative. Linnea completed a Bachelor of Science in Criminology from Florida State University. She has served in many roles within the Center for Leadership & Social Change, including as a student assistant while she was completing her Bachelor's. During her free time, she enjoys spending time with her husband and is very involved with activities at Timberlane church of Christ - planning classes and serving abroad on mission trips. Linnea also enjoys racing NHRA Summit ET Bracket Racing, and exploring the amenities of Tallahassee and surrounding areas.
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Well even the best of wildlife observers can have a bad week! For one thing, someone has stolen all my dolphins! I come back after a 2 week break to find that the hoards of common dolphins that I am used to seeing have suddenly disappeared! I only saw 1 pod of common dolphin and a pod of striped dolphin on my way to Santander last Saturday. My only saving grace was a pod of 5 cuvier's beaked whales at about 9am.
On the return journey, buoyed by a large pod of common dolphin at the start of my presentation (on cue, just behind me as I told the audience to look out for them), I was later to be sorely disappointed. The only sightings that evening were made by passengers fresh from my talk, who spotted a sperm whale and a large rorqual just minutes before I emerged from putting the presentation away. This journey ended on Sunday in thick fog throughout the English Channel.
Yesterday's crossing of the bay had similar misfortunes. The morning saw 10 of us eagerly looking for cetaceans from 05:30. We were rewarded with a brief glimpse of 2 common dolphins emerging from beneath the boat at 06:00, then 10 more at 06:40. By 08:00 we had up to 30 passengers at a time crowding the top deck in the search for cetaceans. One girl cried 'THERE' and pointed to near the horizon, but nothing stirred. After a few seconds, I resumed scanning only to be thwarted by a huge splash out of the corner of my eye, exactly where the girl had been pointing. That ended the sightings of the morning.
My wows continued on our return in the afternoon. I just caught the tail end of a huge splash at around 16:00 and by 20:00 we had seen nothing but water. I had but 6 intrepid companions left as the sun began to set. By 20:45, the waters were looking very black and all the waves had turned to shadow. Finally, I saw a far larger black shape in the water than the surrounding waves. This object was about 3 miles away, so I quickly got my binoculars to it and clearly saw the characteristic broad hooked silhouettes of several pilot whale fins! I handed my binoculars to a Dutch boy so that he could see them, and we promptly lost sight of them. I scanned the horizon once more to relocate them and spotted a large rorqual role once and disappear. Now my companions really were wondering if my prolonged vigil had resulting in me hallucinating! As we discussed this, 5 pilot whales popped their heads up and swam towards us, just a few hundred metres from the boat. My sanity confirmed and with at least a few happy passengers, we finally descended for the night.
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The Georgia Bulldogs have made it to back-to-back Southeastern Conference Championships. This week, No. 9-ranked Georgia plays in their toughest regular season matchup against No. 6-ranked LSU. As big as this SEC matchup will be, a third straight SEC Championship bid will not be on the line for the Georgia Bulldogs. What will be the line, however, is a chance to play in Pasadena in January.
Georgia knocked off South Carolina in Week 2, which instantly made the Bulldogs favored to win the SEC East. However, Georgia faced a heartbreaking loss to Clemson in the season opener. Although a loss to LSU would be Georgia's first SEC loss this season, a two-loss record won't get any team to the National Championship.
Quarterback Aaron Murray is coming off a week in which he passed for over 400 yards and became the second SEC quarterback ever to throw for 100 passing touchdowns in his career, Murray (102) likely will be the all-time SEC leader in touchdown passes ahead of 1996 Heisman Trophy winner Danny Wuerffel (114) by the end of the season.
Although it was the dismal performance by the special teams unit of Georgia that scared fans last week against North Texas, the Bulldogs defense should be the area of concern going up against LSU's high-powered offense. Quarterback Zach Mettenberger has improved immensely since last season, with a QB rating of 193.61 thus far into the season, which trails only Aaron Murray in the SEC. Last season, Mettenberger ranked 11th in the SEC in QB rating. Running back Jeremy Hill is coming off of a 184-yard, three touchdown performance against Auburn. In addition, Odell Beckham and Jarvis Landry suddenly look like one of the strongest wide receiver duos in the country.
Murray and the entire Bulldogs offense needs to be playing at the top of their games on Saturday if they want to beat LSU, as the Georgia defense is not likely to help them out much. With a young defense and a talented offense, every one of Georgia's SEC matchups this season are expected to be high-scoring affairs.
This game holds far more significance for Georgia than it does for LSU. If LSU loses, they can still beat Alabama, play for the SEC Championship and go on to win the National Championship. If Georgia loses this game and then proceeds to win the rest of their games including the SEC Championship, then Georgia could very well be the reason an SEC team does not win, or even play for, a National Championship this season.


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Canvas of the Heart is a heartwarming romantic novel about a young woman named Lindsey who has cerebral palsy and about her daily life dealing with CP.
Canvas of the Heart is romantic novel about a young woman with cerebral palsy, and how she rises above the term disability' through her relationship with friends, family, and above all, the man who becomes her husband.
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Sitting in my room reading a science fiction book I'd just bought from the local bookstore, I was excited by the job offer I had received from the store manager who wanted to replace an assistant who had just quit that morning. He had spotted me browsing the shelves, and as I was practically a daily visitor, he'd approached me…
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The Miami Dolphins announced that they have re-signed RB Daniel Thomas on Monday and placed DB Sammy Seamster on the Reserve/Injured list.
The team has signed RB Daniel Thomas. To make room on the roster, the team has placed DB Sammy Seamster on the Reserve/Injured list.
— Miami Dolphins (@MiamiDolphins) September 15, 2014
Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald reports that the Dolphins are re-signing former second-round pick RB Daniel Thomas to a contract.
This comes just a day after the Dolphins lost Knowshon Moreno for an extended period of time to a dislocated elbow, so they could use some depth at running back.
Miami waived Thomas a few weeks ago as they worked to get their roster down to 53 players. Since then, Thomas worked out for the Patriots, but there was no word regarding a possible deal with New England.
Thomas, 26, is a former second-round pick, who never lived up to his draft status and has been largely underwhelming in each of his first three years in the league. Last season, Thomas ran for 406 yards on 109 carries (3.7 YPC) and contributed six total touchdowns.


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Meeting some patrons in Tallahassee
Our not so lovely hotel in Daytona Beach
Brie and lobster omelet at Another Broken Egg in Charleston, SC
In the state of the art recording studio above the Loft, Columbus, GA
A long overdue reunion!
He is following us....
Beautiful trees in Tallahassee
The view from my hotel room in Daytona Beach
Peabody Auditorium, Daytona Beach, FL
The sights around Charleston, SC
Our awesome wall tag in North Charleston, SC
Bill Heard Theatre, Rivercenter, Columbus, GA
Hello, everyone! I hope you enjoyed my last two blogs that came back to back after being long overdue. This blog recaps our last split week for quite some time, and it happened to be another week with 5 shows. But, what better way to have a busy week than to see some sights and be reunited with friends? Here goes nothing!
Following our weekend in Clearwater, we hopped on the bus and made the drive to Florida's state capitol, Tallahassee; also home to Florida State University. It was nice to have a day with travel but without a show. And thankfully the weather that awaited us was quite nice. We moved into our hotel, and were surprised by how nice it was as well! James was starting to fee quite a bit better, so he joined me across the street from the hotel in a small grassy clearing (above, Spanish moss-covered trees) so we could play a little catch with my new glove! It was nice to be out in the fresh air, throw the ball around and talk nothing but Red Sox for a bit. After wearing our arms out, we headed into the hotel for a salad in the hotel's restaurant. It was great to have a rare evening without having to go to work, so I invited a bunch of people over for a movie. Well, sorta. I asked people if they wanted to watch one, and Tyler was nice enough to offer the suite he had gotten. So, later in the evening a few of the boys showed up and we watched the classic, Spinal Tap. Quite a few of the boys hadn't seen it, and people had been talking about it for months, which is why I suggested it. We all had a great laugh, and it certainly hit home considering a couple of the venues we have played (Kennewick, WA comes to mind). We hung out for a bit following the end of the movie watching random funny videos and YouTube clips. All in all, it was a great way to spend the night off.
I woke up late on Monday, and following a bit to eat, I headed across the street to throw with Lee. James joined us after a bit, and it was really nice to enjoy the fresh air again, and to work out my new glove. I certainly wasn't used to throwing, in that my arm was pretty sore from the previous day. After talking and throwing for quite a while, we adjourned to the hotel to rest before the show that night. It was a bit of a walk to the theatre that night, and James joined me as we walked through an area that looked more like Savannah, GA than Florida. Spanish moss all over most of the trees, and a few very creepy but awesome cemeteries along the way. We arrived at the Donald L. Tucker Civic Center, and immediately I was reminded of Spinal Tap the night before. The Civic Center (above) is home to the FSU Seminoles basketball teams; and my dressing room I shared with Corey and James was the women's home locker room....a little interesting. Similar to Kennewick's ice arena, except this time it wasn't 40 inside and -5 outside, thankfully. Despite the interesting surroundings, it was a pretty great show. And they threw us a pretty big reception afterward, which is always nice. They had a ton of fantastic food, and I got to talk to quite a few patrons. Most importantly, I got to speak to some young kids who came to the show with their parents; all interested in the arts and big fans of musical theatre. I milled around for a bit, took some pictures (above) before heading home. Frace began his week long run as Sam Phillips that night, and his girlfriend Haley was joining us for the week. So, the three of us along with Tyler headed to a local rooftop bar. Unfortunately they closed pretty early, but we were able to enjoy a few drinks and take in the beautiful views from the outside deck. There was also a group from FSU shooting a movie on the outer deck, so we watched that for a bit before moseying home.
Tuesday brought another travel day. This one was a pretty long drive through the rain to Daytona Beach, FL, another of my old haunts. I had done a summer stock there at the now defunct Seaside Music Theater in 2003, and also The Mystery of Edwin Drood in 2007. Ironically, one of the first performances of a new musical (you may have heard of it), Million Dollar Quartet was the show immediately before Drood. Pretty crazy coincidence, because that is when I found out about the show for the first time. Ain't life funny? Anyway, we moved into our hotel on the beach. Sounds nice, huh? Well, not so much. First of all, it rained for much of the day. Second, the hotel was pretty terrible. Water dripping everywhere, a messed up elevator, and sand fleas, etc in people's rooms. Thankfully we were only there for the night. Though there were some other issues to follow. Regardless, I took a walk to the nearby Winn Dixie for a few things, though the fact that every refrigeration unit in the store was broken and there was spoiling food everywhere certainly didn't make me want to buy much. I made my way back to the hotel to chill for just a bit before heading to work. The Peabody Auditorium (above) was an interesting venue. An older place, not necessarily suited for our show. We had to cut quite a bit of things, but our amazing crew made it work none the less. It was a bit of a weird show....but we made it through. And the audience seemed to be quite into it. Afterward we headed back to the hotel, and Tyler and I went to the nearby IHOP for some food and conversation. I made it an uncharacteristic early night when we arrived back at the hotel before 11:30. However, when I got there I found that my room key didn't work. And I had a feeling it had nothing to do with my keys, but the actual lock and the battery in the key card entry. So I went to the desk. The clerk gave me new keys and had the security guard escort me up with a set of master keys for the door. Key card, no go. Then the master key didn't work. After about 45 minutes, tries by me, the guard and the front desk clerk, I finally got into my room under the circumstances of not being able to leave and get back in again. So.....I was locked in my room for the night. With sand fleas coming in from the balcony. So much fun.
I was glad to check out of the El Caribe (above) on Wednesday morning and make our way to the next stop, North Charleston, SC. I was thankful that we would be in town for 2 days, but just wished we were a little closer to the historic downtown of Charleston. We had a very long drive that day, and didn't get in until about 3:30 that afternoon. I got a bite to eat and made my way to the theatre that evening, looking forward to performing for my friend Kira as well as some other friends in the audience. A few of us went to Buffalo Wild Wings nearby following the show, and then retired to the hotel relatively early.
The next morning I ventured into Charleston with Kira, who was nice enough to drive me there. She has quite a few friends at school there, and along with being able to visit them while she was there, she had quite a bit of knowledge of the historical areas of town. So, we walked around quite a bit before stopping at a lovely little brunch placed called Another Broken Egg. I had an amazing lobster and brie omelet (above), and we caught up a bit on each other's lives, and some of the recent "drama" on tour. We then walked all over the city, seeing historical churches, theatres, beautiful houses and even the water front where Fort Sumter, birthplace of the beginning of the Civil War, was in the distance (all pictured above). We walked all over the place, and what a beautiful day for it! I got some amazing pictures, and we had a pretty amazing day. I needed to rest a bit before heading to the theatre, and then it was off to work. Another great show that evening, though I wasn't feeling the greatest; not sure if it was being in the sun all day, not having a full dinner or what it was, but I was nearly exhausted by show's end. So, following the show a few of us went back to BWW for some food, and then it was time for me to retire. Not only was I not feeling well, but we had an early call and a lengthy drive the next day.
It poured all day on Friday as we drove to Columbus, and all night as well. Because of the weather, accidents and traffic we got into Columbus later than expected. That was disappointing, as Columbus is another old haunt of mine, and one of my favorite places. I did two small tours that were based out of the Springer Opera house in Columbus over the span on 2 years, as well as playing Orin, the dentist in Little Shop of Horrors on the main stage there between our stint in Tokyo and opening the second year of tour in Orlando. I lived and worked there for the better part of a year, so it is a very dear place to me. Our distance from downtown as well as the rain prohibited me from really doing anything before the show, which really didn't set well with me. But, the boys and I made our drive to the River Center (above) that evening, and I even took them on a bit of a scenic drive to see some of my old haunts. We ran through the rain to get to work, and I was blown away by the theatre. Though amazingly gorgeous and unexpected, it could never hold a candle to the majesty of the Springer, just a few blocks away. I had a plethora of friends in the audience that night, including a very dear friend, Theresa and her husband, in the front row. It felt pretty amazing to be in a town I loved so much and to get such a warm welcome. Following the show I took Tyler to meet Theresa, her husband Randy, and my friend Izzy from the Springer at a popular hang, the Loft. Corey and Patrick joined us later, and we had a marvelous time. The owner of the Loft asked us if we wanted to venture upstairs and view his $2.5 million recording studio.....um....duh!!! So, we took a tour of the studio as his guests, and hung around the Loft until late in the night. I took the boys to Picasso's Pizza, one of my favorites, for a late night bite before heading back to our hotel to prepare for another travel and show day.
Saturday was a pretty monumental day. We made the long drive from Columbus to Pensacola, FL and got to our hotel in the early afternoon. Marking Frace's last show of the week, or last show before a day off as well as Tyler's last show for 3 weeks, it couldn't have gone better. A beautiful old theatre in a gorgeous downtown that was renovated, the Saenger Theatre (above) was a great home for us for the night. It also marked our 750th show of tour, which is pretty mindboggling. The crowd was pretty unreal, and it was a pleasure to spend such a great evening with them. Most of us headed across the street from the hotel to The Woodshed for the duration of the evening, grabbing a bit of food and some celebratory drinks. What a way to cap off a busy but amazing week.
We had the luxury of not traveling or performing on Easter Sunday; a rarity for us as of late. After waking up quite late, I headed downtown with Mr. Barry to grab some groceries and lunch at a local grocery co-op. Some amazing local produce and food made for a delightful experience with my no-food-with-a-face-unless-it's-fish friend. We had gotten wind that Corey was at a bar downtown called World Of Beer, so we joined him for a bit. I got a lovely mixed beer called a Chewbacca as the three of us chatted up each other concerning work, the Beatles, music in general, and the blasphemous 20-somethings walking by "bearing" cardboard crosses and yelling religious admonishments. We parted the blasphemous sea and headed to the Tin Cow where we got truffle fries and I had a spiked Irish Cow milkshake. MMM. Alcoholic Milkshake. After finishing our guilty pleasure food, we headed back to the hotel, where I chilled and laid low for much of the evening, preparing for our travel the next day.
Another long week, but many weeks of sit downs are in our horizon. Thank you for tuning in, and look for my blog from Jacksonville very soon!!!!!!!!!!!


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Recent Oversized Commissioned Works
24th May 2017
Recent Oversized Commissioned Works
Some of the recent commissioned works for local businesses. Unique artwork that reflects the business's geographic location can help tie into the brand of their company.
An 11 foot triptych of the South End of Portsmouth, NH in the lobby of Sports Medicine and Atlantic Orthopedics on Route 1 in Portsmouth.
Occupational Health Services located on the Pease Tradeport opted for a 7 foot long Artiplaq mounted image of the Portsmouth waterfront to reflect the working harbor. This clinic treats work related injuries.