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Baroness Hollis of Heigham: My Lords, I thank noble Lords who have taken part in the debate and I thank too those who have come to listen to the debate on a Bill which is often technical. We appreciate that. We have two questions to decide this afternoon. The firstto repeat the question put by the noble Earl, Lord Russellis: does an accusation of an employment officer equal proof? Is there a difference between accusation and proof? If there is a difference between accusation and proof, the penalty should not start until proof has been established.
The Minister made much of the point that 80 per cent. of referrals by the employment officer go to the adjudication officer and are upheld. That may be the case but the argument would apply even if 95 per cent. were upheld. One is still innocent until proved guilty. However, the Minister conceded that 20 per cent. of those cases are found to be valid at adjudication. That is one in five, 20 per cent. What is morethe Minister did not tell us this 185,000 of the cases that then go to appeal are found to be valid. That is not some trivial number. The chief adjudication officer has said that in 92 per cent. of all cases which go to appeal he is uneasy about the quality of evidence.
Lord Hailsham of Saint Marylebone: My Lords, I hope that the noble Baroness will forgive me for intervening in her excellent speech. Does it not occur to her that the whole of her argument is based on a false premise; namely, that the rules of criminal law, which are not in issue in this case, should apply to a case where someone is entering an office and asking for money? He must establish something before he obtains that.
Baroness Hollis of Heigham: My Lords, I am grateful for the intervention of the noble and learned Lord, Lord Hailsham. It allows me to clarify a point which perhaps I failed to do when I introduced the amendment; namely, that we are not for the most part talking about people who are seeking to establish an entitlement to JSA which they have never had. The noble and learned Lord, Lord Hailsham, would, I think, be broadly correct if that were the situation. However, we are not talking about that situation. We are talking about someone whose entitlement has already been established and who is already receiving the benefit. Then, because an untrained employment officer thinks there may be a possibility that the claimant is not actively seeking work, that benefit is denied to the claimant, perhaps without any discussion and without a warning letter. The employment officer denies the claimant the benefit while that doubt is being explored.
On that basis I hope that the noble and learned Lord, Lord Hailsham, will accept that he is on our side because here an existing entitlement is being withheld on grounds of a doubt. Therefore, the principles of criminal law should surely follow. It was noticeable that the Minister, in reply to my amendment, said all the time, "He appears not to have been available". The Minister chose his words carefully. He said that the claimant who is already in receipt of JSA "appears not to have been available". He did not say that the claimant was not available for work but that he appeared not to be available. What we are saying is that until it is established that the claimant is not available for work, he should have the benefit of the principle of British justice, which is that one is innocent until proven guilty.
That is the first question we have to answer today. Is a doubt the same as a determination? Is an accusation the same as proof? The second question is: on the basis of that doubt is it fair to take away someone's livelihoodsomeone who is already in receipt of JSAof just £5 a day and send him into destitution on a doubt? Can we do that? Can we send someone into destitution on a doubt? I was wrong when I said that there were two questions facing usone, whether an accusation is the same as proof and the other about destitution. There is a third. Your Lordships regularly, as a House, protect the rights of the most marginal and most vulnerable against the Executive when necessary and when that is correct. In my view this is very much a House of Lords question. I hope that your Lordships will take that course today. I ask the opinion of the House.
Baroness Oppenheim-Barnes: My Lords, before the noble Baroness sits down I wish to ask her a question. In the case of the 80 per cent. who are proved to be ineligible, what are the practicalities of trying to reclaim this money from them when they have been paid during the period until they have been proved to be non-eligible? How is this money to be recovered because it is money belonging to every taxpayer in the country?
Baroness Hollis of Heigham: My Lords, the noble Baroness is quite correct. The benefit stops from the moment that an offence has been established and not before. That is surely what we all accept, is it not? We do not punish in advance of the offence being established; we punish at the point that the offence is established. That is what we would achieve today. As I say, if we support this amendment we will be saying that punishment follows the establishment of an offence. If noble Lords do not support the amendment, what this House will be saying is that on a mere doubt we can deny someone a livelihood of £5 a day that stands between him and destitution. I do not think that we should do that on a doubt but only if we are sure of our facts. That is why we have an adjudication system. On the theory we are discussing we do not even need an adjudication system; the doubt of an employment officer would be enough. It is because it
On Question, Whether the said amendment (No. 22A) shall be agreed to?
Their Lordships divided: Contents, 121; Not-Contents, 145.
Resolved in the negative, and amendment disagreed to accordingly.
3.47 p.m.
Clause 6 [Availability for employment]:
[Amendment No. 23A not moved.]
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Florida may be fourth in the nation when it comes to population, but we're still No. 1 when it comes to sending convicted killers to death row, according to a report from a national nonprofit group that studies the death penalty in America.
The Sunshine State sentenced 21 inmates to death in 2012 — more than California, more than Pennsylvania, and even more than Texas, which continues to lead in the number of inmates actually executed, according to the Death Penalty Information Center.
It's the second straight year in which Florida has held the top spot among the states that have a death penalty, but it still represents a big spike over last year, when we sent 13 people to death row. California came in second both years, having sent 10 inmates to death row in 2011 and 14 this year.
Of the 33 states that have a death penalty, 24 carried out no executions and 14 sent no new inmates to death row in 2012.
Florida carried out three executions in 2012: Robert Waterhouse, a convicted rapist and murderer from Tampa Bay; David Alan Gore, a serial rapist who confessed to six murders; and Manuel Pardo, a former police officer who killed nine people in the late 1980s.
Texas carried out 15 executions in 2012, with Arizona, Oklahoma and Mississippi tied for second place at six apiece. But Texas only added nine inmates to death row in the same time.
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Join us for our 10th Anniversary Celebration and Fundraiser for our mission work with Living Waters for the World. Our mission team has installed 3 clean water systems in El Progreso, Guatemala, bringing clean water to many hundreds of children in the area. Money raised from this event will be used to continue our work. Our special guest is Miriam Mazariegos, our friend and mentor who made our work in Guatemala possible. Begin the evening with a BBQ dinner followed by a desssert auction and a special program featuring Miriam and the LWW team. Tickets are available for $15 but must be purchased not later than 9/21. For tickets and more information call Jack Stoughton, 934-3057 or Skip Irby, 651-8887


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THEY ARE DOING a facelift on the Statue of Liberty. She had been getting weak and rusty. Some feared she wouldn't last much longer without repairs. So they covered her with scaffolding and went to work to halt the erosion, to erase the discoloration, to strengthen her framework, to make her shiny again, and a fit symbol for our beliefs in freedom.
But has our concept of ''freedom'' changed?
Our ancestors put a statue in New York harbor whose invitation to the world proclaimed a gospel of liberty and justice for the oppressed, the unwanted, the refugees of many lands, an escape from political tyranny, an offer of opportunity to the impoverished as they found a new ''homeland'' and a welcome to America.
Today some proclaim: We want no more immigrants or refugees. We have no more opportunity to share; there is hardly enough for ourselves.
Maybe our concept of liberty and freedom also needs a facelift.
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To build a fire, you start with a source – a spark or flame. Ideally you will have at the ready some fine dry tinder to which the spark or flame is applied. Next comes kindling and then progressively larger pieces of firewood.
Tinder is very important in that it is often a necessary step to successfully build a fire, and the quality of your tinder will determine your results.
Here's a list of tinder sources:
While building a fire, the right preparation is the most important consideration. The tinder should be the lightest, driest, and most combustible materials in your fire bundle.
The purpose of tinder is to catch the flame and burn long enough to ignite larger pieces of kindling. Regardless of your choice of tinder material, fluff it up or shred it so that more surface area is available for the flame to grab hold.
Keep your tinder dry, and in a weather proof container.
When preparing a fire, consider gathering wood in this order: large, medium, then small (kindling), and lastly the tinder. The reason for this seemingly 'backwards' order is because if you prepare or expose the tinder first, and then go out and start gathering firewood – by the time you get back to the tinder, it may be wet or damp. So, gathering or preparing the tinder should be the last step, just before starting the fire.
Here are a few suggestions in no particular order of tinder materials for building a fire:
Cotton Balls & Petroleum Jelly
Mix some cotton balls with some Vaseline and store them in a container. Vaseline (petroleum jelly) is flammable and will enable the cotton ball to burn much longer.
Tree Bark
First look for fallen trees in the area but avoid rotten bark. The inside of most bark will remain fairly dry even in wet weather. Shave it. Peel bark from a limb. Cedar is particularly good. Birch bark is uniquely thin and easy to peel off and burn.
Pine needles (brown/dried/dead)
These can be found in plenty. Be wary of damp needles though.
Very Small Twigs
From dead branches, snap off very small twigs and then shave them with a knife into shredded pieces. The key here is small shavings.
They must be completely dry to burn well. Crumple into small pieces.
Dried Grass
Burns fast, but needs to be very dry.
All sorts of paper including newspaper, paper bags, etc., except glossy papers from magazines which do not burn well.
Shavings From Firewood
Use axe or knife to shave off small dry pieces which can be further shredded or chipped.
Best in the fall and found near water. Look for the brown sausage shape piece. Take this off and break it open for the fluffy stuff inside.
Fine Steel Wool
Yes the fine steel wool which you might be using to scour your pots and pans is flammable.
Char Cloth
Make this ahead of time. Cut small squares / strips of 100% cotton cloth and insert in a metal container which can seal air-tight (e.g. metal water bottle). Place container on fire or hot coals for about 5 minutes. Remove and let cool off. Unseal the lid and check that the cloth has turned black. These pieces will accept a spark nicely and flame. Store in a weatherproof container.
Dryer Lint
Collect some of this and stuff it in a small weatherproof container. Try it yourself – gather up a ball of dryer lint and try lighting it outside – it works.
Gauze Bandages
You can raid your first aid kit for this.
Tampons & Pads
It will burn. Mix with petroleum jelly for longer lasting flame.
Cigarette Filters
Pull apart to form a 'nest'. With enough of them, this can make for an effective tinder bundle.
Dried Organic Plant Material
Just about any dead dry plant material will burn. Break it into very small pieces and fluff it up.
This resin-impregnated heartwood becomes hard and rot-resistant. The stump (and tap root) left in the ground after a tree has fallen or has been cut is an excellent source of fatwood.
Cut off several feet, spread out the fibers, and form into a bird's nest.
Rubber Bicycle Tire Inner Tubes
Cut in to strips. The high density rubber is extremely flammable and long burning.
Steel Wool
Size 0000 steel wool and a nine volt battery works every time.
One very good source of flame (sparks) for your tinder is from a U.S. company, FireSteel.com where the U.S. Military buys their 'firesteels'. The reason they're so good are the massive sparks the rod makes when scraped because of their 'Rare Earth' elements in the rods (the highest percentage you can get).
What are some of your additional suggestions for tinder?


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What were state legislators thinking when they designed and passed a law allowing big-time traffic violators to elude the penalty point system? And why didn't the folks at the Department of Motor Vehicles kick up a fuss before it was too late?
At the time, it seems, everyone was distracted by the issue of radar detectors. Few noticed that in the same bill that legalized those devices, there was a provision allowing drivers charged with speeding and other offenses to mail in their fines and avoid having points added to their driving records. Serious offenses, such as drunken and reckless driving, are not included in the law. But it does mean that people nearing the 11-point threshold in under two years could avoid getting more points simply by mailing in their fines. That, in turn, could mean the end of suspensions for points.


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Last day at the Bucket Regatta
Four exciting race days at St Barths Bucket Regatta 2017 have come to an end and we look at great winners in six classes.
The Pantaenius Crew was at site during all the races and we look forward to another thrilling event in 2018 over March 15-18.
Enjoy the action shots from the final race day at this year's Regatta.
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ALL SEMINARS ARE FREE with your ticket. DIG IN and turn your garden dreams into reality!
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Sam Benowitz has been the owner of Raintree Nursery for 44 years. Raintree Nursery has searched the world to collect the best backyard fruit varieties for American gardens, selecting fruit varieties for flavor and ease of growing. Sam is founder and past president of the Western Washington Fruit Research Foundation. He is a member of the Garden Writers Association. He most recently co-authored, with Theresa Knutsen, an article on growing fruiting plants in containers, published in the February 2016 issue of Fine Gardening. He is a longtime guest of Ciscoe Morris and has appeared on regional and national gardening programs and blogs. He is a speaker on fruit growing and has given talks in California, Alaska, Kansas, Oklahoma and elsewhere to Master Gardeners and other garden groups.
Theresa Knutsen has been employed at Raintree Nursery, a Washington based nursery specializing in plants that produce edible fruit and berries, since 1995. For the last 10 years she has been the Greenhouse and Propagations Manager, overseeing greenhouse productions and the care of potted plants year round. She also helps with answering customer questions about plant selection, cultivation, and managing pests and diseases on their plants during our main sale season, and writes the monthly "Growing Tips" for the Raintree web site. Theresa co-authored an article on growing fruiting plants in containers published in the February 2016 issue of Fine Gardening. She has given demonstration presentations at the Northwest Flower and Garden Show in the past, and teaches several classes at Raintree Nursery each year, including For the Beginner, Propagation, and Growing Fruiting Plants in Containers. She has a B.S. in Horticulture from Washington State University, although most of her experience in growing fruiting plants has been acquired over the last 20 years at Raintree Nursery and at home.
Learn all about types of fruit-bearing plants that can be grown in containers for your own portable orchard, including the best varieties for NW growers. The specific needs of citrus, blueberries, and apples will be addressed. Sam and Theresa will also cover selecting the right containers, best potting mixes (or make your own), and how and when to water and fertilize. They will demonstrate helpful techniques for getting started with both potted and bare root plants, and re-potting older plants.
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This Is Not Fake News: President Trump Is A Bigot!
U.S. President Donald Trump is a bigot – 'bigley' – to use a word that he's used frequently!
Trump is a bigot as defined as someone who doesn't tolerate people of different races or religions!
But as despicable as Trump's bigotry is, it is not the big problem driving America's problem of deep-seated racism.
Trump's bigotry is rightly being bashed in the wake of the President's failure to quickly and forcefully condemn the Nazi-praising white nationalists responsible for the riotous violence that erupted recently in Charlottesville, Va, violence that produced one death and many injuries.
Those proudly prejudiced white supremacists that descended on Charlottesville for odious domestic terrorism proclaimed themselves as fervent supporters of businessman-turned-president Trump.
"Trump's run for office electrified the radical right, which saw in him a champion of the idea that America is fundamentally a white man's country," stated a report issued earlier this year by the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), an organization that monitors hate groups in America.
In the weeks after Trump's November 2016 election the SPLC documented 1,094 hate incidents. "The hate was clearly tied directly to Trump's victory," stated a December 2016 SPLC report.
Remember, Trump is the guy who installed a leading advocate of white nationalism (Steve Bannon) as his chief strategist in the White House.
Also, Trump is the guy who shortly after his formal inauguration announced a ban on Muslim immigrants, ramped up deportations that targeted Hispanics and deemphasized federal enforcement of civil rights and voting rights laws – policy positions that won applause from white nationalists and political conservatives.
Trump, months ago, ordered the Department of Homeland Security to sharply scale back its monitoring of white hate groups in America. Trump issued this order despite that fact that numerous studies have documented that white hate groups were responsible for double the amount of domestic terrorism from property destruction to deaths between 2008 and 2016 than incidents attributable to the 'radical Islamic terrorism' that Trump rails against incessantly.
Shockingly, white hate groups have specifically targeted law enforcement from police to prosecutors to prison authorities. While that targeting makes white hate groups both terrorists and traitors apparently that violence directed at law enforcers is not an issue of import for President Trump…who has castigated anti-police-abuse groups like the Black Lives Matters movement.


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AN attempt to recreate a Bronze Age woodland in a treeless valley is threatening to wipe out a herd of wild goats that has been part of the landscape for 300 years, it is claimed.
The charity behind the project has already moved goats from the Scottish glen to the south of England and excluded others by erecting fences to protect young trees.
The Borders Forest Trust has so far planted 40,000 saplings in Carrifran Glen, near Moffat, and in five years will have planted 500,000. It says that the wood in decades to come will be home to "trees, flowers, birds, mammals and insects that for centuries have been excluded from the over-grazed hills".
Goats, sheep and deer all graze the valley and the trust says they have to be kept off the 1,650-acre site for the next 30 years.
But residents fear that the combination of fencing and the movement of animals, on top of the impact of foot and mouth, could lead to the local extinction of the goats.
More than 1,200 people have signed a petition calling for the remaining 100 animals to be saved, and Scotland's environment agency will host a meeting on Feb 25 to draw up a "goat management plan".
Jean Cockayne, 85, who organised the petition, said: "The goats are beautiful and they are part of the hills.
"Generations of people have seen them as an attraction. They don't need food, they don't need shelter, they fend for themselves and tourists and locals love them. The people of Moffat want their goats to remain."
About 70 were culled during the foot and mouth crisis, and the removal of a further 21 by the trust is thought to have halved the population of about 200.
Terence Leigh, chairman of the Friends of Moffat Water, which was set up to save the goats, said the conservationists should be able to accommodate them.
He said: "This is a bit like ethnic cleansing. The conservationists might as well say they only want native Scots to visit the new woodland.
"We do not oppose the project but we feel the trust could protect the trees without having to clear out the goats. This is a primitive and rare breed and there are only 4,000 of them left in the whole of Scotland.
"The British Primitive Goat Preservation Society says that a viable population is around 200. We are well below that.
"The conservation group is removing about a third of the grazing range, and the land available to them is also being restricted by conservation grants that encourage farmers to erect fences. It is a conspiracy that is causing great concern."
The Friends of Moffat Water want the fences to be taken down after five or six years to allow the goats into the new woodland.
Hugh Chalmers, director of the woodland project, said grazing animals had to be controlled to protect young trees.
The trust was happy to have a debate about the future of the goats and it did not want them to disappear from the Moffat hills. "We need to get the balance right to stop trees being eaten by herbivores," said Mr Chalmers.
"The fences will probably last for 20 or 30 years and after that we will need to consider the state of the woodlands and the number of herbivores around.
"We appreciate local concern, but this conservation project will bring huge benefits to the valley."


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Pop art is an art movement that emerged in the mid 1950s in Britain and in the late 1950s in the United States. Pop art challenged tradition by asserting that an artist's use of the mass-produced visual commodities of popular culture is contiguous with the perspective of fine art. Pop removes the material from its context and isolates the object, or combines it with other objects, for contemplation. The concept of pop art refers not as much to the art itself as to the attitudes that led to it.
Characterized by themes and techniques drawn from popular mass culture, such as advertising, comic books and mundane cultural objects, pop art is widely interpreted as a reaction to the then-dominant ideas of abstract expressionism, as well as an expansion upon them. Pop art is aimed to employ images of popular as opposed to elitist culture in art, emphasizing the banal or kitschy elements of any given culture, most often through the use of irony. It is also associated with the artists' use of mechanical means of reproduction or rendering techniques.


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Audrey Fisher – Overcoming obstacles to degree completion
By Auriana Cook
Audrey Fisher has always been a creative soul. Throughout her life, she has been involved in dance, music, theater and writing. Her creative writing spans across many genres, from songwriting, to poetry, fiction, nonfiction and playwriting. It seems natural, then, that Audrey found her way to Marylhurst's B.A. in English Literature and Writing with a concentration in creative writing. Now, after walking in Marylhurst's 2016 commencement ceremony and with only six credits to complete over the summer before earning her degree, Audrey speaks about her Marylhurst journey with a sense of warmth and belonging. However, the road to get here wasn't easy.
Difficult beginnings and finding support
For her first two years of high school, Audrey attended Lakeridge High in Lake Oswego while living with her mother. Her life was then thrown into chaos when her mom married an abusive man. "When your stable living environment is no longer stable, you can't concentrate on the things you're supposed to, like school," Audrey says. She started missing class, and says that "teachers were concerned, but they just thought I was being rebellious. I quit dance team. My life was in a total disarray. To cope, I turned to substance abuse."
Audrey moved to Troutdale with her mother and stepfather, which meant transferring to Reynolds High School – a larger and less personalized school than Lakeridge. Audrey felt like she was drowning, and at age 16, she dropped out of high school.
She ended up attending an alternative school for at-risk youth called Reynolds Learning Academy. Here, her passion for writing was nurtured. She says, "I had an amazing English teacher there – her name was Laura Buddendeck. She taught me that my stories were valuable. Through my writing I let her know some of the things that were going on at home, and she really walked alongside of me as I was going through this process of trying to graduate high school and wanting to go to college."
Audrey began to see college as an option when she got involved with The Multnomah Youth Cooperative, a conservation crew for teenagers. "That was really what put me back on track. And from that, you get scholarship money for college," Audrey explains. She was also awarded the Krueger Scholarship through her school, which was $2000 per year for four years of college. "Before that, I didn't see a future," Audrey says.
Mt. Hood to Marylhurst
Audrey started classes at Mt. Hood Community College, and her mom left her abuser for good. Things were looking up, but Audrey wasn't sure what she wanted to pursue in college. She didn't consider writing seriously, and she remembers a voice in her head saying, "What are you gonna do with that creative, artistic pursuit?"
While working toward her transfer degree, Audrey got a job as a math tutor at Mt. Hood. Deep down, she hoped that there would be an opening for a writing tutor – and soon enough, there was. Writing was like a persistent tap on Audrey's shoulder, trying to sway her toward the arts. Still, she wasn't considering writing as a career – she was thinking about nursing school.
After graduating with her transfer degree, Audrey continued to work for Mt. Hood, now as a learning specialist. On a whim one summer, she enrolled in a creative nonfiction writing class. Audrey credits Professor Scarlett Saavedra for rekindling her drive to write. "[Saavedra] asked me, 'What are you doing with your life?' I was like, 'I work here, and I'm gonna be a nurse!' She was like, 'A nurse?! You're a writer, and you should go to Marylhurst!'"
With this in mind, Audrey visited Marylhurst. She describes the experience as almost transcendent: "Walking onto that campus, it's like, everything stops for a second. It's so calm. The peace, the quiet, the architecture . . . it's the Hogwarts of the Pacific Northwest." She had been offered a scholarship for a school in Oklahoma, where her father lived – but when she weighed her options, "Marylhurst felt right."
Marylhurst highlights
Audrey's initial feeling of belonging at Marylhurst has grown since she started classes in the fall of 2014. She credits the dedicated staff of the English department for this, particularly Jay Ponteri, who she praises as "such a talented, creative writing professor."
On Audrey's extensive list of favorite classes, one stand-out experience was a weekend Graphic Novel course with Perrin Kerns. Audrey was thrilled to be exposed to the art form, and she discovered that the assigned readings – from Art Spiegelman's Maus to Alison Bechdel's Fun Home – offered a world of visual narrative well worth the weekend of intensive study. But what impacted Audrey the most was a statement she recalls Kerns saying: "The only difference between us and these artists isn't talent, it's that they work very hard and very long toward these goals, and we just have to believe in ourselves if we want to do what they're doing."
Another highlight was the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, which Audrey had never experienced before taking Marylhurst's Shakespeare in Performance class. This class takes place in Ashland for three days each June. "I had seen some Shakespeare plays, but nothing like this. We go behind the scenes, and we get to see a really clear picture of all that goes on, and the hard work and dedication and collaboration of everyone in these productions . . . the management has to be amazing for it to be so well oiled!" Audrey says.
Unexpected obstacle
Audrey's degree path was nearly derailed in the winter of 2015. She had recently started taking dance classes after a long break, when an unfortunate accident shook her world.
Audrey describes the incident: "We were practicing for recital. My favorite move was jumping over the bench into what is called a barrel roll . . . It was just a freak accident where I didn't make it over the bench. I nicked the bench and just ate it, landed on a straight leg . . . I knew instantly that something was wrong, and got taken to the hospital."
Audrey had torn her ACL and her meniscus. "I could not calm myself down because my dream that I wanted was done, and I knew it," she says.
Not only was Audrey in emotional and physical distress, but she suddenly found herself in the midst of finals at Marylhurst, unable to write. "I was taking prescription painkillers. You have to have it, but it clouds your mind. I couldn't think about anything, and there was an underlying depression. I was trying not to take painkillers so I could write, but then I'd be so distracted by the pain," she remembers.
A slight detour, and the journey back
Audrey describes a dark period the term after her injury: "I gave it all up. I wasn't going to go back to Marylhust. After that fogginess and depression, I was like, 'I'm not a writer anymore.' I didn't know who I was at that point." So she took a term of business classes at Portland State University.
Before her injury, Audrey had sent out four poems to Mt. Hood's literary magazine, Perspectives. While at PSU, she heard that her work had been accepted. She attended a release party, and communing with a group of writers reminded her of what she was missing.
After a conversation with Jay Ponteri, her academic adviser, Audrey decided to come back to Marylhurst. The English department welcomed her back with open arms. She remembers thinking, "There's nothing that's going to stop me from finishing my degree at Marylhurst."
Coming up next
Though pain management has been a struggle even after undergoing surgery for her leg, Audrey has persisted in pursuing her degree. Now, she only has one course to complete before graduating – the summer study abroad trip with Dr. Meg Roland, a three-week journey to London and Rome. Audrey can't believe she will be trekking across Europe soon, after months of couch-bound recovery. "It doesn't feel real," she says.
But it is real – and so are the many new avenues that Audrey is considering for after graduation. For instance, she has just applied for a literary management residency at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, after becoming smitten with OSF through Marylhurst. She will learn if she's been accepted in late fall 2016.
Audrey plans to devote her post-Marylhurst life to her many creative endeavors. She will soon be able to dance again, and also plans to work on music and standup comedy.
When asked about her long-term goals, Audrey says: "I want to make just enough money that I can support myself and my art making habits. Professionally, things are gonna happen the way that they do. But I think more so my goal is to keep a positive attitude through adverse situations. What I've learned is that an injury changes things, but it doesn't have to change everything. Same with coming from a difficult background. If you can come of out of those things with a good attitude and be a good person afterward, you're doing okay."
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3 Hugely Expensive Local SEO Mistakes You're Making in 2016
By Dino Gomez, Dynamik 365
Local SEO has become more challenging in the last six months. With Google changing from the historic 7 pack in local maps results, to the 3 pack a.k.a, Snack Pack, there is less room for mistakes if you want that first page real estate.
The thing is, you probably know local SEO like the back of your hand. You're an expert but results aren't there anymore. What are you really doing wrong?
The answer is actually quite simple. Let me introduce the most common local SEO mistakes in 2016.
1). Your Local Keyword Rankings and Client Reporting Is Wrong
Google has removed location search. You know this. You can't change the city you are searching from to verify rankings anymore. Yes, most rank trackers are fairly accurate and can account for your target city but your rank tracker cannot account for proximity searches.
A proximity search is when somebody is searching for a local business or service and wants the closest nearby solutions.
Examples, Gym near me, coffee shop, 24 hour liquor store, or all nude strip club. (You catch my drift…)
Taking a look at these search examples (above) you'll notice they don't include a city but suggest to Google you're conducting a proximity search and want something that is closest to your actual location.
Now because there are traditionally 50+ coffee shops or liquor stores in each city; when you conduct a proximity search Google is going to show you the closest options that have decent, not necessarily the best local SEO.
Naturally customers are going to request driving directions or place a phone call from their mobile phone to the closest coffee shop or hair salon and head there.
The thing is the closest coffee shop probably isn't in the snack pack in Google search results for City + Keyword. So in fact you may be driving leads, traffic, phone calls, and new customers without realizing it. If you don't realize it, then your client won't and you'll lose the account and easy money.
Action Step:
Moving forward local SEO reporting should include analytics directly from the Google My Business dashboard.
Your Google My Business dashboard records the following with regards to your local maps listing:
- Number of maps impressions in search results
- Number of clicks to your website
- Number of phone calls placed
- Number of driving directions requested
Check out these numbers from Google's Insights dashboard above. In the last 30 days this client of mine has received 504 requests for driving directions and 403 phone calls placed that otherwise would not be accounted for using just rank tracking as a performance indicator.
Taking a look at these numbers you'll get the most accurate picture on how your local SEO is stacking up.
Again often times because of the actual address of your local business (could be outer city limits) you'll have a tougher time ranking in the snack pack for city + keyword?.
So use Google's own free analytics to measure true results and make sure your clients understand how proximity search works.
You might be crushing local SEO and not even realize it.
2). You're Not Geo Tagging Images & Syndicating
Geo tagging images you've heard of. But as local SEO experts get lazy they often times forget the power of geo tagging images prior to completing local business citations.
By having geo tagged images syndicated to the likes of the 100+ local directory listings you create; you are doing multiple things to increase your local SEO including:
1). Affirming to Google the correct address of your business via photo and the new directory listing (basically a double citation in one listing)
2). Ensuring that the photos associated with your local business in image search are going to be the ones you have selected.
Use Google's very own Picasa to geo tag images before buying a citation gig with PBN Butler.
Of course besides including geo tagged images within your local business directory listings you should also be using tagged images for social networking and social bookmarking sites.
3). You're Not Updating Google Plus & Actively Managing Your Local Listing
Do I have your attention? Ok, listen up.
After conducting several individual tests myself, I have come to the conclusion that updating a local business Google Plus page with posts, similar to a Facebook page, can work to give you an extra ranking boost and will also drive new business.
Again something you've heard before but you were too busy watching the NBA Playoffs to remember.
Automate the syndication of status updates to hit your Google plus page. There are several online tools that will help you with this including Buffer.
The key is to include in your Google Plus posts:
- Geo Tagged Images
- Links to your target site
- Hashtags
Again you'll know if posting to Google Plus is effective because it is reported in your Google My Business Insights dashboard.
You'll see number of posts live, views, and interaction similar to a Facebook business page.
But what you won't see is Google taking notes of the fact that you are actively managing your business directly on their platform for which they of course prefer and will reward with small ranking increases over time.
Bonus Tip: Respond to local business reviews already you lazy SOB. The more content on your maps listing the better your rankings. Makes sense, right
About the Guest Author:
Dino Gomez is the host of the 6 Figure SEO Podcast on Itunes and runs an SEO video blog at Dynamik 365.
Check out his site for other killer SEO tips.
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Charles Floate
Came for Dino, stayed for the "fitness" Google+ share.
Great read I wonder if adding map embed to photos works as well. I have been doing it lately.
Just wonder if anyone is having success with it
I?aki Urabayen
I'm from the goup of FB Dynamik 365 SEO and I watched the Stephen Floyd course and he talked of the imporante of geo-targeting the images.In fact I though that this article will be bad news for SEO entrepeneurs, but this is cool because you will have more results that what you expected for!
Nice Post Dino! Jason Snyder I have been test the map embeds and it has been working well!
Micahel chrest
Nothing really earth shattering , but well written.
Bhim Rai
I completely forgot about posting on GMB page. Better get going. TFP. ?
Sam Romain
Never have really heard much about Google+ in the past, cool to see it actually being utilized by google in terms of SEO
Andrew Riedel
Posting on GMB is something we haven't done consistently. Will make it a priority now. Thanks for the info.
elias de moya
Hey there. I've been following your blogs after finding out about you in the Facebook group LCT. This is some good information. What do you think about embed onto the carious Web 2.0s and PBNs. Does this improve three pack performance?
Hey, I just wanted to answer my own question above(elias de moya). Yes, Web 2.0 embeds work 🙂 I'm currently outranking some serious competition using WEB 2.0's as the foundation to my map embeds.
Blue Portrait
Great recommendation for using Picasa for Geo tagging, the program makes it very simple to add the tags.
SEO Blitz
We will make GMB our priority, great info, thank you!


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Pantech Breeze II (AT&T)Even though it's billed as an entry-level flip phone, the Pantech Breeze II comes with solid midrange features for a very affordable price.
>>I'm Nicole Lee Associate Editor for CNET.com and this is a first look at the Pantech Breeze. It is a pretty basic entry level flip phone with a few surprises in store for you. On the front here is a very simple squirt external color display. Underneath the display you do get LED indicators for the battery status as well as any incoming calls or incoming messages. On the back here is a 1.3 megapixel camera. Open the phone and you get a very nice 2.2-inch color display. It's very nice and vibrant as you can see here. Underneath that you do get three quick call keys that you connect to any number you like. You also get a typical navigation array. The key pad as you can see is a little flat to the surface but is still well spaced apart and each key is separate and distinct from each other so you we could still text and dial by feel. You might know that Pantech Breeze II is built as an entry level phone. It has a few extra surprises like 3G as well as stereo Bluetooth and a music player. It also has access to AT&T's Mobile Music where you can download songs from Napster and eMusic. Also in the Pantech Breeze II is a mobile browser based on Opera and you also get GPS. Other features include mobile e-mail as well as access to AT&T's Cloud services like AT&T Online Locker where you can store photos and videos in the Cloud as well as AT&T Address Book where you can store your contacts in the Cloud. The Pantech Breeze II is available for $19.99 with a new two-year service agreement from AT&T. I'm Nicole Lee, this has been a first look at the Pantech Breeze II.


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Shields started out as a prairie girl from Camrose, Alta. She spent a few years bouncing around central Alberta and Vancouver Island but now, the camera bag hangs on a peg in a house that overlooks the ocean in Nanaimo.
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NS: That photo at Pipers Lagoon, about 50 steps from where I live. It was mid-July so the evening was long but I wasn't getting any photos I was excited about. The sun was starting to set but I had just told myself that I was not leaving until I'd captured a photo that I was happy with. I went down beyond the cliff side where not too many people go. Suddenly, this heron comes out of nowhere, flies right over my head and lands almost at my feet – and posed. The sun kept setting and the colours on the water and the mountains got richer and richer. The pink in the sky was crazy.
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ZS: You have great photos of waterfalls; how do you capture so much emotion?
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Chapter 5 is called "A Nervous System for the Earth (What Can One Expect of a Few Wretched Wires)." By the 1840s, the technology of the telegraph was starting to gain a foothold in the larger cities of the world such as New York and London. Electricity was seen as a wondrous force and was little understood at the time, but all kinds of possible uses were imagined after the telegraph became established.
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Sorry for the lack of updates here in recent months. Things have been busy in a lot of ways and I've had the opportunity to get involved with some awesome projects.
I completed the cover art for Dungeon Grappling by Gaming Ballistic recently. This is a supplement of grappling rules compatible with the fifth edition of that famous fantasy RPG, old-school / OSR editions, and Pathfinder. On the cover I had the opportunity to paint a very dynamic dungeon battle scene featuring a party of characters engaged in grappling of various sorts. I tried some new techniques with this piece, in particular using more glazing and watercolor-style layering of color. I began with a warm brown under-painting of the whole image and after that I layered on color using the digital watercolor brushes in Painter. This makes it look a bit different than my previous work, and I really like it! It's warmer, more traditional feeling, and I was trying to channel Frazetta a bit, with his knack for dynamic combat scenes and classic sword & sorcery atmosphere. I'm looking forward to doing more with this technique and I feel I'm achieving something I've always wanted to here.
I also had the opportunity to do some logo design with this project and made a 5E compatibility logo in addition to the title logo of the book. It was great getting back into some graphic design work and the image called for some intricate Nordic-style knotwork, which I always really enjoy doing.
Another project I really got into was this cover for a new Swords & Wizardry fanzine called The Wizard's Scroll, published by Seattle Hill Games and created by Charlie Mason. In drawing this intricate wizard's study in old-school pen & ink style, I fulfilled an artistic goal I've had ever since my earliest days looking at D&D books as a kid. I've been invited to do more covers for future issues of this zine and I'm really looking forward to them! It's really great getting involved with OSR projects and I'm currently doing work on a large project for Charlie with a theme very close to my heart. The Dark Crystal, perhaps my favorite movie of all time, is listed among its primary inspirations. I'll be sharing more about this as the project takes shape.
Thanks for your continued interest in my work and I'll try to keep this blog updated more often. I'm researching possible venues and providers through which to sell art prints, so a variety of prints should be available soon.