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Capital Asset Pricing Model and Beta
The capital asset pricing model (CAPM) relates the risk return trade-off of individual assets to market returns so that a security has a risk-free rate of return and a premium for risk.
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The capital asset pricing model is a way for an investor to look at the risk and return of an investment by evaluating the risk of the investment against both risk-free US Treasury bills and the stock market as a whole using the following formula: rf + b ( rm - rf ). The three components of the CAPM is the risk free rate, the beta coefficient and the expected market return. The risk free rate is the minimum return an investor ...
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V6 applications require the transfer case be replaced with a 4Cyl gear drive unit and V6 Adapter plate. Speedo cable, floorboard, drive shaft, and crossmember changes may also be required.
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How plan an imaging session for the ISS transit
How to find the ISS:
The ISS orbits the Earth at an amazing speed of 17510 miles per hour it. It also orbits the Earth once every 92 minutes. However due to the Earth's rotation it would only pass by above you approximately twice a day Whether you get to see it then depends on a multitude of factors, such as whether it is sun lit or transiting across a bright object such as the Moon.
It would be fairly difficult to determine when we can see the ISS. Thankfully we know its orbit to a high accuracy and some wonderful scientists wrote an application to calculate its position and the multitude of factors that determine if it is sun lit or not.
Here are the applications we used:
ISS Detector
Looks for when the ISS is passing over and if it is a sun lit transit or not.
ISS Transit
Predicts if transit across celestial object would be happening.
The applications would also let you know in advance if the ISS will be transiting any objects. It is so accurate we managed to get the ISS to "touch" Saturn in our last imaging attempt, which really surprised us. The ISS looks like a streak due to its great speed. We'll attempt again to get a sharp image of it, by a lunar transit the next time.
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We were shooting at 14fps and the ISS only showed up around 7-8 times in the GIF. That is due to the limitation of our prototype hardware. The Tiny1 camera is designed to shoot at 60fps. We should get much more interesting results when the camera is ready for final tests.


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"The funniest woman in America."--Lewis Black
Modesto, CA (PRWEB) January 25, 2013
A regular in the clubs, theaters and talk-shows, comic Kathleen Madigan is a favorite of fellow comedians including, among others, Ron White, Lewis Black and Jay Leno. Black says plainly of her, "she is the funniest woman in America."
Madigan will make her Modesto debut at the Gallo Center for the Arts on Friday, February 22 at 8 pm. Tickets start at $20, and can be purchased online at GalloArts.org, by calling (209) 338-2100, or at the Center's ticket office, 1000 I Street in downtown Modesto.
In her 22-year career, Madigan has never been hotter. Her Showtime special "Gone Madigan" is in constant rotation and her CD-DVD of the same name is a top seller on Amazon and iTunes charts. She's had dozens of appearances on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno," "The Late Show with David Letterman," and "Late Night with Conan O'Brien."
The St. Louis-native is currently putting her comedic talent to use as a writer, producer and performer on Lewis Black's "The Root of All Evil," which airs on Comedy Central.
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Dimension One Spas of San Diego is proud to be one of the top authorized retail stores in southern California. Located in Vista, we offer a full selection of San Diego hot tubs, spas, and swim spas from which to choose. Our owner, John Trzcinka, has been in the spa industry since 1983 and provides a fun and hassle-free experience for his clients. So, invest in your home and browse our wide selection of hot tubs; San Diego climate is optimal for all year use! Discover a beautiful showroom and a knowledgeable sales staff that will assist clients with finding the right spa to fit their needs.
We focus on customer needs, whether it's finding the perfect romantic 2-person spa or finding a hot tub that fits your entire family. We listen to our customers and help them every step of the way, from financing with approved credit to purchasing, and installation to maintenance. We are here to serve customers and get them into the hot tub of their dreams!
At our showroom, explore D1 Spas' quality, performance, & cutting edge design in hot tubs. San Diego spas are serviced best at our dealership location. We provide quality and genuine products and parts to maintain the performance of our customers' spas for years and years to come. With our industry leading warranty, customers always feel secure knowing that we are here to service their backyard gem. For a one-stop shop for purchasing and servicing hot tubs, San Diego residents trust Dimension One Spas of San Diego for industry leading spas! Come and check out our San Diego hot tubs and swim spas today!
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'Protostars and Planets V' builds on the latest results from recent advances in ground and space-based astronomy and in numerical computing techniques to offer the most detailed and up-to-date picture of star and planet formation - including the formation and early evolution of our own solar system.Boss A. P. and Myhill E. A. (1995) Astrophys. J., 451, 218-224. ... Astron. Astrophys., 28, 215-261. Dobbs C. L., Bonnell I. A., and Clark P. C. (2005) Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc, 360, 2-8. Dorfi E. (1982) ... Elmegreen B. G. (1998) In Origins (C. E. Woodward et al., eds.), pp. ... Glover S. C. O. and Mac Low M.-M. (2005) In PPV Poster Proceedings, www.lpi.usra.edu/meetings/ppv2005/pdf/8577.pdf. Goldreich P.
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At the SSYMCA Early Learning Center we offer a variety of programs to suit the needs of our community. Our schedules for educational programs range from half-day, extended day, to full day programs. Part week and full week options are available for most age groups. Programs include a nurturing and vigorously stimulating learning environment for:
Our highly qualified early childhood educators implement HighScope, a research based curriculum that promotes critical thinking skills & recognizes the importance of brain development and its influences on learning by doing. HighScope addresses all curriculum areas and relates directly to NAEYC and MA DOE standards for early childhood education. The HighScope curriculum:
At the SSYMCA Early Learning Center, enrichment programs are embedded into the curriculum to provide children an even greater opportunity to become well-rounded learners. Depending on the age of your child, he/she will be involved in:
The KidZone is our state of the art gross motor indoor play space. This large indoor play space is equipped with engaging, challenging, and developmentally appropriate equipment designed to meet the needs of young children. KidZone equipment:
Time in the KidZone is part of every child's daily schedule at the SSYMCA Early Learning Center. In this large indoor play space children will run, climb, crawl, hop, and skip their way to healthy minds and bodies.
Children will enjoy nature and outdoor time daily on our state of the art playground equipment. Our playground includes:
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The Oxford-Warwick Statistics Programme
The Statistics Departments of the University of Oxford and the University Of Warwick, supported by the EPSRC and the MRC, run OxWaSP, a Centre for Doctoral Training in the theory, methods and applications of Statistical Science for 21st Century data-intensive environments and large-scale models. This is the first centre of its type in the world and aims to uniquely equip its students to work in an area in growing demand both in academia and industry.
Each year OxWaSP (the Oxford Warwick Statistics Programme) recruits at least 5 students attached to Oxford on the Statistical Science (EPSRC and MRC Centre for Doctoral Training) course, and at least 5 attached to Warwick. The course is a 4 year one. Fully funded places are available at both universities.
All students spend the first year of research training in Oxford. An exciting training programme is delivered by world-leading researchers in Statistical Methods and Computational Statistics from both Universities. There are funded opportunities for students to work with our leading industrial partners and to travel to an international summer placement in some of the strongest Statistics groups in the USA, Europe and Asia.
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FAISON -- Amanda LaRoyce Best Oates, 77, a native of Mount Olive, died Tuesday at Southwood Nursing Center in Clinton.
Funeral will be tonight at 7 at Tyndall Funeral Home, followed by visitation. Burial will be 11 a.m. Friday at Farmer Family Cemetery in Mount Olive, with the Rev. Richard Cuddington officiating.
She was married to the late Donald Lewis Oates, and was the daughter of the late Roscoe and Carrie Ola Peele Best.
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Preserve and Honor the Past, Connect with the Present, Embrace the Future
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The History Museum is an archival museum with historical artifacts, photographs, documents, diaries, manuscripts, historical maps, archival newspapers, and land records that provide valuable research information for genealogists, historians, authors, teachers and students.
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During 2018, the United States and Texas is observing the 100th anniversary of America's entry into World War I. In observance of the centennial commemoration, the Collin County Historical Society and Museum has created an exhibit to honor the role that Collin County soldiers and Texas played in the Great War.
Museum Visitors
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Red Potato Trail is a 1.7 mile lightly trafficked out and back trail located near Draper, Utah that features beautiful wild flowers and is good for all skill levels. The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from March until October. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
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Draper City Parks & Trails 1020 E. Pioneer Rd. (12400 S.), Bottom Floor Draper City, UT 84020 801 576-6571
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super fun & beautiful scenery !!
I might be wrong but didn't there used to be the draper glow caves on this trail?
This was a fun and pretty short trail. The view of the valley and the little creek are beautiful. Plus, it is not a far drive from the freeway which is nice.
Easy trail for kids, my 4 year old and 22 month old did it with no problem. Not much shade. View of the valley is pretty, but the trail and surrounding area isn't that great. Probably won't do it again.
Pretty little hike with a nice view. Not hard.
Was considering giving this trail three stars but the views made me bump it up to four. Took my six-year-old and she did just fine. Great trail for kids.
This is a pretty dumb trail. The entire way out is downhill, so the view is best at the beginning. This trail just ends...there is no significant showing that it has ended either. I went past the end and checked the trail map and saw I finished it. Not worth it.
My 4 year old and 2 year old loved this trail. It was not steep because of the switch backs and it was the perfect length for their little legs.
Perfect family hike!
This is a relatively easy trail in Draper. The views are spectacular. Good for dogs and even young children. Switchbacks make this so it's not a steep trail.


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Animal Control
Housed within the Johnston Police Department's Special Services Bureau is the Department's Animal Control Division. The Division is staffed by one full time Animal Control Officer (ACO), Erin Medeiros. The Town of Johnston does not maintain a local, full-time, Animal Shelter however it shares the City of North Providence's facility located at 900 Smithfield Rd., North Providence, RI (401-719-1516). Please call the facility for any other inquiries. The Johnston Police Department's ACO handles all issues regarding only Domesticated Animals. All wild Animal calls must be sent to the RI Department of Environmental Management (DEM, 401-222-6800, www.dem.ri.gov) and all rodent calls must be made to your private rodent removal company. If you suspect a domesticated and/or wild animal may be rabid, you may contact the Johnston Police Department to assess the potential public safety concern at (401) 231-8100.
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Rehabilitation & Therapy:
Physical Therapy
Physical Therapy can be defined as a health profession involved in the evaluation, prevention and treatment of physical dysfunction that may arise from disease, injury, or illness. Physical therapists at Trinity Health work in the acute care hospital, rehabilitation hospital, and outpatient physical therapy and sports medicine departments. Trinity physical therapists also perform home health visits for homebound patients and travel to outreach sites outside of the Minot community. Our physical therapists use a variety of physical means to help patients maximize their function including heat, ice, electrical stimulation, ultrasound, manual therapy, and therapeutic exercise.
Some of the dysfunctions physical therapists may help with include:
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- Postural dysfunctions
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- Overuse injuries
- Tennis or Golfer's Elbow
- Total Knee Replacements
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Inpatient Therapy
A staff of physical therapists, physical therapy assistants, and physical therapy aides work together to provide care to patients of all ages in the hospital. These patients may have had a recent surgery or could be recovering from a serious illness. Our physical therapy staff works in coordination with the other healthcare team members to provide quality care and to maximize the patient's function and independence. Read More
Outpatient Therapy
Trinity's Outpatient Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine department, located on first floor of Trinity Health Center–West, is a growing dynamic department of physical therapists who treat patients of all ages and provide all outpatient physical therapy services from one convenient location in Minot. This team of physical therapists strive to meet the goals of all patients working together with other members of Trinity's healthcare team including athletic trainers, exercise physiologists, and the orthopedic physicians located next door in Orthopedic Associates. Learn More
Pediatric Therapy
Trinity's pediatric therapists treat clients from immediately after birth up to 21 years of age. These clients may have a variety of difficulties with mobility, fine gross motor skills, sensory integration, and eating disorders. Our pediatric physical therapist and occupational therapist treat the child individually or as a team to improve the child's quality of life. Learn More
Meet Our Team
The physical therapists and physical therapist assistants at Trinity Health have been developing a strong tradition of working together to meet the needs of patients of all ages. The highly trained staff works at improving their skills by having weekly staff development in-services and by development of yearly education goals. Our physical therapists take great pride in their work and strive to learn and utilize the best techniques in rehabilitation of patients of all ages.


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Fischer Pharmaceuticals' Trendsetting Founder Set For National TV Interview And Barnes and Noble Book Signing In Chicago As Sales Of His Eyecare Products Rise On Amazon And Ebay
Feb 04, 2013, 10:00 EST
CHICAGO, Feb. 4, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- While Israel's Leading Eye Hygiene Products experience healthy sales growth on Amazon and Ebay, the man behind them, Dr. Eli Fischer, is expanding dramatically his brand's presence in the U.S. Market.
With over 500 leading products in the Israeli market, the Dr. Fischer brand is introducing to new U.S. markets 30 of Israel's most popular health products, including what pediatricians and ophthalmologists worldwide consider among the purist eyelid cleansing wipes for babies and adults. The products went on sale recently on Ebay and Amazon and at pharmacies around New York City and are spreading nationwide.
According to Dr. Fischer, "Our goal is to educate the public on the significance of everyday routine eye hygiene as a preventive measure against future eye complications, and in turn, the deterioration of eyesight. The convenient daily use of our sterilized cleansing wipes allows for the easy removal of debris from the eyelids and puts a stop to irritation and infection. Eye hygiene is as important as dental hygiene - we only have two eyes and unlike our teeth, our eyes cannot be replaced. We need to protect our windows to the world." The product, Dr. Fischer Eye-Care Cleansing Wipes for babies and adults, are the only wipes free of preservatives and non-irritating to eyes and offer hygienic care of both eyelids and eyelashes.
The global company Fischer Pharmaceuticals' founder is en route to Chicago for an interview on the national television program First Business News and to sign his autobiography "Dr. Fischer: The Man Behind The Logo" 11 AM on Feb. 12 at Barnes and Noble Bookstore at University of Chicago. Produced here, First Business News is the largest syndicated news program in the country.
In his new book distributed by BookMasters (http://www.atlasbooks.com/marktplc/04304.htm), Dr. Fischer tells how he overcame a myriad of difficulties, including terrorist rockets exploding in his factories, to build single-handedly in Israel his global pharmaceutical brand. Today Dr. Fischer products are sold in more than 30 countries, including throughout the U.S., where he has become a leading advocate for improving baby's and adult's eye hygiene and protecting skin from sun's damaging rays. He is founder of Fischer Pharmaceuticals Ltd., a global pharmaceutical company.
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OUR BEAUTIFUL UNIVERSE: Spectacular Saturn and its ring system from Cassini
This enhanced colour image of Saturn was taken by the joint NASA, ESA and Italian Space Agency mission Cassini, capturing the system while the Sun was behind the planet. This unusual high-phase view is from about 19° below the ring plane and uses infrared, red and violet filters to capture details of the ring structure in particular. Two moons can be seen below and left of the planet, Enceladus and (far left) Tethys.
This image is published in the February 2013 issue of Astronomy & Geophysics.


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Mission: Medical Teams International is a nonprofit, humanitarian aid relief/development organization whose mission is to demonstrate the love of Christ to people affected by disaster, conflict and poverty. We do this by sending volunteer response teams, distributing humanitarian aid and by providing community development.
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This year, I was visited by the Ghost of Christmas Past.
It was Christmas 1999. I stood and watched as my Mum collapsed into a heap onto our kitchen floor, her tiny body unable to carry the weight of her sadness anymore. It was the big build up to a new, exciting millennium, with talk of parties and possible technological meltdowns. '… And tonight we're gonna party like it's 1999…' blared out from every pseudo virtual-party radio station, and I wondered what all the excitement was about. My Mum was sad. She was infinitely worse than sad, and yet the whole of the rest of the world was 'partying.' Like it was 1999, apparently.
Traditionally, she hadn't coped well with Christmas, albeit she'd put on a 'good show' for us – her sponge-like kids who would invariably soak up her sadness like an Amaretti biscuit floating in a flat white. Christmas parties didn't exist in our world, because they couldn't exist in hers. She was unable to be in that place, to laugh at a 1990s battery-operated Talking Santa or pose gormlessly in front of Dad's Kodak camera wearing a party hat and a fake moustache from a cracker. She couldn't do any of those things. Not because she didn't want to (although I'm sure she made an active choice over the fake moustache), but because her mental health demons wouldn't let her.
During my earlier childhood, we all knew of her Christmas Party Active Avoidance Zone, but we pretended otherwise. Even she pretended otherwise. We went to family parties and she sat in the quietest corner waiting… waiting for it all to end. A few of the perhaps more intuitive and sensitive family members would make gentle conversation with her. Nothing to force an Emergency Stop for her social anxiety internal warning system. Just enough for her to feel visible, included, and worthy of a conversation.
She showered us with gifts to try and mask her sadness. My little red 1980s Christmas Post Office set was my pride and joy (it had a counter that opened out to all of my teddy customers, and more stamps than I could ever dream of) but it was no substitute for my mum's smile. I'd have given it back in a heartbeat.
This year, by virtue of my own family circumstances – both an imperfect and a perfect 'Cut & Paste' reworking of failed relationships – Tilly would spend Christmas Eve with her dad and his partner. She would wake up on Christmas morning in their house with their half-eaten mince pie and their talcum powder Santa footprints. I had no need to bother rushing around shortly before midnight to leave the necessary evidence of His visit, although I've done the talcum footprints for the previous five years.
I woke up on Christmas Day morning to no Tilly, no excited squeals of 'He's Been!!' Just silence. Me, and Gav, and silence. And then Gav went out early to see his daughter open her presents, like he does every year. He waits outside her mum's house until she's awake, and he is there. Every year.
And as lovely as my silence was, it drew me back into my Mum's muted Christmases gone by. Because they were my muted Christmases, too. Tilly would be back with us later on Christmas afternoon, and so I was left pacing around our house… waiting.
I made the mistake of picking up my phone and scrolling briefly through the Happy Family pages on social media. "Little bobby LOVES his new bike!" CLICK! "Here's the recently extended Ned Flanders family enjoying a Christmas dinner together, wearing fake moustaches! HOW MUCH FUN!" CLICK! And it took me back to all those years I spent with the wrong people, in the wrong places trying to find my extended Ned Flanders family so I could share in their Christmases (complete with party hats and fake moustaches); and to all those years I spent searching for this elusive party I'd heard of that felt like it was 1999 (not my 1999, god forbid – someone else's.) The Flanders family Christmas wasn't mine, and neither was the party.
I put my phone down, and paced around our silent living room. My Mum had chosen to entirely avoid Christmas and go to the gym on Christmas Day this year, whilst I was left pacing up and down remembering the endless, searching Christmases gone by, and my daughter who was waking up with someone else's fake Santa footprints. I picked my phone straight back up again.
'I'm heading out for a run. I need to get out.' Was the text I sent to Gav. He understood my need to run. Fuck it. I AM going to wear my Santa hat.
I set off out the door and within quarter of a mile, headed straight up a stinking great hill. Why am I doing this? I almost shouted out loud as I tried to will my body forwards and upwards at the same time. Why am I out here and not at some Flanders family Christmas present opening session? I pulled over and almost threw my Santa hat over a wall.
Am I running away from my own Christmas Day, or my Ghosts of Christmas Past, or my lack of comprehension of any of it? I started chugging up the bastard hill again. Or am I running away from myself? Is that all I've ever been doing?
I wanted to turn around, and go home.
And then Gav texted me, and said 'I've parked up by Sammomden dam. I'm coming to find you.'
He did, and we ran together around the dam, as Storm Barbara did her best to wrestle with us, and tossed us around like a couple of empty Seabrook crisp packets in her wrath. At times, we could barely move forward as her wall of wind stood in our way. The damp air then turned entirely sodden and the fur around my Santa hat dripped slowly down my ears.
We got back to Gav's car, and drove home. Barbara's efforts had been spectacular. She had both beaten me and fixed me in some juxtaposed, therapeutic display of nature. As much as I'd battled and berated her, angrily yelling 'I don't want to fight this, today!' whilst her wall of wind held me back, she also cleansed me. Blowing the cobwebs away: cobwebs hanging from the ghosts of Christmas past.
Back home, and the silence was no longer deafening. The turkey didn't look over-facing, and the presents under the tree finally looked enticing. "It's a chess set! Ace!"
We didn't have a Flanders extended family Christmas dinner, but we loved our day, grateful for the absence of dreaded 1999 parties, or witnessing the social discomfort of my Mum as she once struggled to wrestle herself into a Christmas that wasn't hers.
Tilly came home and she made the lights on our Christmas tree sparkle infinitely brighter. She got a bike, we played Pickin Chickens, and I went to bed knowing that next year, the only thing I'll do differently is the talcum Santa footprints – regardless of where Tilly wakes up. They just make me smile.


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Ad Age is now accepting submissions for our annual Agency A-List honoring the best shops of the year, regardless of discipline or specialty -- and this year we've added a new honor.
For the first time, the A-List will also recognize the Campaign of the Year.
This category will honor the most standout, creative campaign that broke last December or later, from anywhere in the world and regardless of media. Submissions can include TV, print, digital, experiential, out of home, mobile, innovative tech, branded content, data, social, virtual reality or any combination thereof.
We're just looking for campaigns that represent remarkable creativity and innovation while delivering a powerful brand message. Ideally, we want to hold up a game-changer -- a campaign using an idea that helps point the advertising and marketing industry in new directions in terms of creating real impact with the consumer.
Also worth noting: although this is not a results-based award, results can help, so any solid stats you have on how well the campaign has done are worth noting.
And unlike our other categories, in which only agencies can enter, this one honors the campaign itself and allows anyone involved -- the agency, the marketer, the production company -- to submit the actual entry. Just talk among yourselves to avoid duplicate entries for the same campaign, please.
There can only be one Campaign of the Year, but Ad Age will name a runner-up or two as well.
Telling your story
As a whole, the Agency A-List honors are your opportunity to share the amazing work you've produced this year, show us how it's improving your clients' businesses and describe the agency culture that made it all possible. And it's our opportunity to recognize you for your creativity, innovation, hard work, great culture and results -- and then throw a party for the winners. Check out last year's entire Agency A-List package here.
This year's winners will be announced Jan. 25, 2016, and celebrated at the Agency A-List party on Tuesday, March 1, at The Edison Ballroom in New York City.
We've made it easier than ever to enter through our online entry system.
In the past, agencies scrambled to build microsites to show us their work, and while we enjoyed looking at them, we know it was a process for you, so last year we introduced an entry system that will let you provide information on your agency and upload exemplary work. That means you don't have to build a microsite or email us anything. And this year we've improved the process to make entering even more seamless. It's all about making it easier to welcome the industry into the Agency A-List.
There is an entry fee this year of $495 per category through 11:59 p.m. ET on Tuesday, Nov. 17, and $595 afterward.
The deadline for completed entries is 11:59 p.m. ET on Tuesday, Nov. 24. There will be NO extensions. That's five weeks, and you don't have to sweat your entry over Thanksgiving break.
The top honor, Agency of the Year, has previously gone to Interpublic Group's R/GA, which last year became the first shop born as a digital agency to win it all; WPP's Grey; MDC Partners' 72andSunny; independent Wieden & Kennedy and Dentsu's McGarryBowen. Nine more shops representing the best in the U.S. will comprise the rest of our new Agency A-List.
And because there are so many on the threshold of the top 10 as well as an explosion of young contenders, we'll highlight 10 Standout Shops and 10 Agencies to Watch.
Additional categories highlighted as part of our annual A-List package will include:
Creativity Innovators. This category, led last last year by Droga5, New York, recognizes individual agency offices that delivered the most innovative, forward-thinking ideas of the year. In addition to naming a Creativity Agency of the Year, we'll also select a list celebrating the other most notable creative shops.
An International Agency of the Year. This recognizes an agency's operations in a specific country outside of the U.S. Each international entry should cover one country only, however many offices you have there. If you're entering from Australia, for example, you don't need separate entries from Sydney or Melbourne. Last year's winner was Adam & Eve/DDB in London, with runner-up honors for BBH Asia Pacific and Lowe Lintas & Partners in India.
A Multicultural Agency of the Year. Our winner last year was Omnicom's Alma. Agencies entering the Multicultural category will automatically be considered for the core Agency A-List.
We'll also hold up a Media Agency of the Year and a Business-to-Business Agency of the Year. Media and business-to-business agencies should just enter the main Agency A-List category to be considered for the core A-List as well as special recognition.
And we reserve the right to bestow a few additional honors, including an agency Executive of the Year. Past honorees include Translation CEO Steve Stoute, McCann Worldgroup's Harris Diamond and Horizon CEO Bill Koeningsberg. Agency categories will provide an opportunity to nominate an executive and briefly make the supporting case.
Many of you have done this before, so you know the drill. But we also want to uncover new potential honorees, so please do not shy away if you've never thrown your hat in the ring before.
To help guide you in the process, we've gathered answers to the most frequently asked questions, more details and the entry site itself, all right here.


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Winner of Your Best Spring Vegetable Recipe
Congratulations to CRS, whose Shaved Asparagus and Mint Salad won this week's contest for Your Best Spring Vegetable Recipe, earning her a handsome Proteak End-Grain Round Cutting Board from Williams-Sonoma, plus big prizes from Viking, OXO and Tiny Prints, and a spot in the next food52 cookbook!
Q&A with CRS
- Describe an early food experience that has influenced the way you think about food and/or cooking.
- Back in junior high, I used to watch Bobby Flay's first cooking show -- this was before he was on the Food Network and there weren't many cooking shows. I used to watch and try to recreate some of his dishes, but I didn't do the food shopping as a kid, so I had to improvise with what I found. I think that's why I feel so comfortable making up recipes with what I have on hand and what looks good in the store that week. I used to make pizzas and my favorite dish was penne alla vodka.
- What's your least favorite food?
- It's a three-way tie: cream cheese, sour cream, and mayo. I hate all white condiments.
- What is the best thing you've made so far this year?
- This is a hard one, but I think I would have to go with the carbonara I made a few months ago. Although I did make a pretty killer mushroom lasagna too...
- Describe your most spectacular kitchen disaster.
- I was trying to make the no-knead bread recipe from Sullivan Street Bakery that was published in the New York Times. I don't know what went wrong, but I left it under a towel to rise while I went out for a few hours, and when I came back it had risen so much that it was dripping off the counter into a big pile on the floor. I mean, it was EVERYWHERE.
- What is your idea of comfort food?
- Pasta. And cheese. I guess I'd have to go with spaghetti and meatballs with parmesan on top. Nothing's better than that. Although, maybe a nice Cacio e Pepe in Rome...
- Apron or no apron?
- Sometimes. I get made fun of when I wear my apron because it has a giant octopus on it.
- What's your favorite food-related scene in a movie?
- In Chocolat, when Julliette Binoche finds the mayor in her store, covered in chocolate.
- If you could make a show-stopping dinner for one person, living or dead, who would it be?
- I think I would have to go with Mario Batali because I think it would be a learning experience (plus a lot of fun). Although only if Joe Bastianich brings the wine.
- You prefer to cook: a. alone, b. with others, c. it depends on your mood
- b.
- When it comes to tidying up, you usually: a. clean as you cook, b. do all the dishes once you've finished cooking, c. leave the kitchen a shambles for your spouse/roommate/kids to clean.
- Eh, I'd probably have to go with all three.
Some of CRS's favorite ingredients; The lovely Proteak End-Grain Round Cutting Board she's won from Williams-Sonoma!


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In the midst of the breathtaking scenery of England's Lake District, Holbeck Ghyll is perfectly situated for exploring all the attractions of this beautiful region. Built in the 19th century, the house was bought as a hunting lodge in 1888 by Lord Lonsdale, then one of the richest men in the country. Known as the "Yellow Earl", he ensured that his name went down in history by bequeathing the famous Lonsdale Belt to boxing.
His lodge was set in the incomparable landscape of the Lake District, over-looking one of England's loveliest stretches of water - Windermere.
With a magnificent view of Lake Windermere and the Langdale Fells, Holbeck Ghyll is idyllic in any season, surrounded by the extensive woodlands and natural beauty of Cumbria. Its Michelin star restaurant overlooks lake and mountains, and bedrooms, both in the main house and the nearby Lodge, share the same glorious views. Some of the hotel's spacious suites have been designed with families in mind.
Relaxation at Holbeck Ghyll can take the form of walking or boating, golf or birdwatching, or indulging in a range of facilities and treatments available at the hotel's own Spa.
Holbeck Ghyll is Cumbria Tourist Board's Hotel of the Year for 2000-2001.
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In a specific occasion, the match of Windows 8 items is going to turn fiercer. Recently, Windows is becoming a new approved solution as tablet computer operating system apart from iOS series as well as Android OS. Immediately after the debut of Surface and ThinkPad Tablet 2, Asus has debut one more Windows 8 product called Asus Vivo Tab RT. As the first Asus product installed with Windows RT, a stripped-down edition of new Microsoft product, The new Asus tablet is actually furnished together with 10.1-inch touch screen obtaining a resolution of 1366x768, strong chip, 32GB storage area, 4G network accessibility, inserted NFC as well as 8-megapixel rear digital camera. As a result, Asus Vivo Tab RT is definitely desired in the current market.
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The bed is the center piece of the bedroom, it's the biggest piece of furniture that draws the eye, therefore it's important that you find one which suits the design of the room and one which catches the eye. Danish beds do just this. Complement the Danish bed with an uncluttered, bright, organized room for maximum effect. We've seen a rise in ethnic prints over the past few years, but this trend is more specific: Moroccan. Morocco, placed up in the north west of Africa has penetrated the design world with its unique patterns and designs. Look for Moroccan patterns on canvas prints, puffs, curtains, sheers, bed and upholstery coverings. There are all additions to a room which are easy to implement yet strikingly powerful in their impact, offering maximum effect for time invested. This isn't going to be a trend for everybody, but it'll be noticeable and seen throughout 2014.
The bedroom; one of the most sacred rooms of the house and one of the rooms where we spend the most time (even if it is to merely sleep). It can also be one of the few room where you can design and decorate it to meet your particular tastes, and not have to worry what Tom, Dick and Harry thinks, as they'll never see it. For couples, there needs to be a balance, a juggling act, sacrificing personal extremes and coming to an agreement on a design that works for both. It just so happens the bedroom is the first environment we are subjected to when our eyes open and it is also the last image which we have when falling asleep. A few of us here are interested in psychology and we believe a healthy way to start the day is to wake up in a bedroom environment which stimulates positive mental energy, which is the perfect springboard to Carpe Diem the day with true passion and gusto.


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I was recently invited to speak on the panel "Condition: Critical," Monday, Oct. 25 at the Martin E. Segal Theatre Center, The Graduate Center, CUNY. Present at this wide-ranging discussion among my colleagues and myself was avid theatergoer Martha Wade Steketee, who wrote a version of this post on her blog. We're reprinting it here with her permission.
–Rob Weinert-Kendt
Condition: Critical
A Response to the Discussion on the Future of Theatre Criticism
Held on Monday, October 25, at 6:30pm
At the Martin E. Segal Theatre Center, The Graduate Center, CUNY
By Martha Steketee
I believe in logical thinking and I believe in deeply felt writing—and I don't think these have to be mutually exclusive. I believe that both are needed to tell the story, the written history, of the theatre. And yes, I believe that the people who analyze and discuss live performance are writing history, and are working hand in hand to build theatre-appreciative audiences and communities.
Perhaps this is a matter of belief. Yet I would contend that it's also a matter of craft, as do the five people who parsed the future of theatre criticism on the stage of the Segal Theatre at the CUNY Graduate Center on Oct. 25th. They included David Cote (Time Out New York), Jeffrey Eric Jenkins (Best Plays Yearbook, NYU), Claudia La Rocco (The New York Times, WNYC), Rob Weinert-Kendt (American Theatre, StageGrade), and Jason Zinoman (The New York Times, Slate). Believers in theatre and in the role of the critic, with some nuances presented in engaged conversation for 90 minutes or so. The balance of this post will relay their own thoughts, roughly organized by questions asked by moderator David Cote or members of the audience.
Q: How do you navigate the balance between journalism and criticism?
- Cote wondered whether he, as a sometimes instructor of arts criticism, was encouraging "sophists, dandies, and dilettantes" while training writers to "write clearly when in a mode that's not academic, more journalistic."
- Jenkins responded that he teaches students at the theatre program at NYU who are already committed to careers in theatre, whether they be actors, designers, or writers. In his role editing the over-100-year-old Best Plays series of annual yearbooks, he sees daily criticism of current productions as "the first draft of theatre history" and the annual yearbooks as "the second draft."
- Zinoman noted that he has taught criticism courses and has now concluded that he is not sure that criticism should be taught at all—better to study a subject critically rather than study criticism as a theoretical academic discipline. Zinoman also noted that he thinks theatre and dance criticism are more important than film criticism in part due to the nature of the media involved; films can be viewed and reviewed in perpetuity. The critic's voice is just about all that we have for the ephemeral theatre and dance arts. "At its best, criticism is a real art form," he stated. Performance criticism "aspires to be a kind of literature."
- La Rocco noted that much of what is happening in theatre criticism today is genre-crossing. She noted that she resists giving a grade or approving something. Criticisim for her is a "cultivation of thought." She considers the critic as sitting at the intersection of several spheres: the artistic creation, the critic's own world view, and the larger culture. Cote added that he has long imagined a graph organizing each known critic by his or her known biases and tastes—a kind of predictive tool to anticipate a critic's reaction to a particular theatrical work.
Q: What have we learned by aggregating reviews?
- Weinert-Kendt has created a review aggregator, StageGrade.com, that includes links to reviews of every New York productions, with letter grades assigned to each review, an admittedly subjective process. He noted that he has found it striking that while there is not "group think" among the critics the site tracks, the commentary "falls along axes of opinion" the more reviews a play receives.
- Zinoman thinks that review aggregation efforts such as StageGrade are a great resource for the thoughtful critic. Yet he is troubled that this easy one-stop viewing of the array of reviews for any single production might encourage the counterintuitive instinct—the strategy of any single critic to gain attention by finding an extreme position. He concluded that "we're victims of our own biases."
Q: Is it possible that theatre critics are less flexible than their colleagues in other fields?
- La Rocco: For a critic to be predictable is not necessarily a bad thing
- Jenkins: As an audience member, you begin to know how your reaction, your critique, fits with the critics you follow.
- Weinert-Kendt: Knowing a critic's biases and creating assumptions about how they will react to any particular production is not a reliable guide for him.
- Zinoman: There is room for the "aesthetically ideological" in the field, such as Pauline Kael in film reviewing.
Q: New models are emerging for building communities such as a "performance club" that La Rocco hosted.
- Various thoughts:
- Cote: "Who cares if it's good or bad—how does it work?"
- Weinert-Kendt: There is a stronger online presence in other arts than there is for theatre. There has not been, in his view, the "promised or threatened Internet takeover of theatre criticism." The only difference between institution criticism to him is deadlines and whether people are paid.
- Zinoman: Economics matter. Bloggers need money so they move on to paying gigs. The number of people who are paid for reviews is down. Whether a writer receives health care has an effect on reviews—there is "dignity in the job."
Q: How do you balance the critical essay versus short form reviewing?
- Jenkins: The Best Play series, that has existed in some form for over 100 years. It attempts to capture a full season on Broadway. Jenkins described the current Best Play volume as summarizing the season on Broadway, and providing more detailed essays on each of 10 "best plays" (selected by a committee of individuals in the theatre). The established style of many years of the series was to provide a brief summary of the play, then selections from the script (a kind of annotated version of the script), or script highlights, in an almost anonymous editorial voice. Jenkins is changing this coverage of each "best play" to be an individually authored 3,000-word essay in a distinct and recognizable voice about the selected play and its production and its cultural context, with pull quotes. Jenkins noted that playwrights didn't appreciate the old style. With his new style, he includes in each essay about 1/3 production information, 1/3 play information, 1/3 social and cultural context.
- Cote: Facebook is a way to begin conversations, perhaps get into arguments, that can inform these discussions about theatre.
- Zinoman: There is room on the web for much more to be done in theatre writing. He now is a heavy user of Facebook, which he got into when he had a child and found he missed kibitzing with folks in the office. He discovered that Facebook can be promotional and begin conversations if the parties are respectful of other points of view.
Q: In the current Broadway climate, producers can attempt to reduce the power of critics, making shows "critic proof." Is this a change from prior eras?
- La Rocco: "the most important thing a critic can do is to be a cultural arbiter." (Ed. note: Claudia La Rocco notes in the comments that this quote "is actually in direct opposition to what I believe a critic's role to be." – 02/07/11)
- Cote: "If Ben Brantley can't kill The Addams Family, then there are larger cultural influences at work"
- Jenkins: In Los Angeles recently there was an open letter printed in one of the major papers, signed by several major producing companies, asking for more theatre critics in the city.
Q: Do you take into account the reactions of the audience?
- Jenkins: There is a long tradition in American theatre criticism of reviewing the crowd, the audience, in attendance.
- La Rocco: While theatre is live and there are emotions we can stay focused. "We're sophisticated enough to be moved by [the crowd] and yet be critical of the event."
- Zinoman: Critics aren't as affected by audiences as theatres think they will be. "Criticism is a branch of journalism. It is a version of reporting." Zinoman goes on to add that he doesn't feel arts criticism is endangered as much as is arts reporting.
To champion good work. To keep one's own counsel. To practice a form of reporting. To honestly react to the live performance in front of you. To engage with context where you can, yet be specific and in the moment always. This is the alchemy of criticism of the live arts. And all of this informs why I'm enthralled by the practice of it now, after my own training as an observer, researcher, writer, journalist, dramaturg.
I interviewed theatre critics in Philadelphia about a year ago, and heard a range of opinions about the future of the enterprise – concerns about the credentials of those offering their blogged opinions, concerns about too many voices in the landscape. Some of those opinions are expressed this evening in New York City. And yet one is left with the optimism expressed by Philadelphia theatre critic Wendy Rosenfield (full interview here):
"I think at this point you have to have a real entrepreneurial spirit if you're going to succeed as a critic…There is no doubt that [the future of theatre criticism] will be on line, and there is no doubt to me that it will involve multimedia in some way. I know a lot of critics who are stuck in print media and don't want to expand much. Fine if you want to hang on there but I can't do that. I love the job so much that I want to make sure that I have a future at it. I don't have the time to run my own web site or to start my own business, but certainly I want to be involved in it, and I want to be prepared to be involved."
The passion about the art form and the openness to new media platforms expressed by Rosenfield may define the next generation of art critics. The analytical skill set is as essential as it always has been while the form of distribution and engagement are morphing opportunities rather than impediments to the future of what George Jean Nathan called "the art of the night."
—Martha Wade Steketee


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Beautiful charming villa in the heart of Alhaurín de la Torre. Property built on a plot of land of 3000 m2. Fine materials used throughout. Andalusian style design. It has 2 kitchens, 2 living rooms, 9 large and bright bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, and central patio with zenith lighting framed by spectacular columns, around which the property is laid out.
Great garden with stunning views of the Axarquía, wonderful large swimming pool and private tennis court.
Perfect house for a large family or to be used as a country inn.
Alhaurín de la Torre is located in a privileged environment, due to its wide variety of services such as supermarkets, chemists', international schools, health centres etc and to its excellent means of communications (around five minutes from the airport, Technology Park, the capital, Torremolinos and the beach).
Engel & Völkers recommends having a qualified specialist check the legal situation of the construction. All material is based upon information, which Engel & Völkers considers reliable, but because third parties have supplied it, Engel & Völkers cannot represent that it is accurate or complete, and it should not be relied upon as such. This offering is subject to errors, omissions, and change of price or withdrawal without notice. Availability upon agreement. Taxes, notary and register fees must be paid by purchaser, the commission by the seller as stipulated by Spanish regulations.


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Notre Dame's season long woes continued against Virginia Tech, as the Fighting Irish twice squandered seventeen point leads in their 34-31 loss to the Hokies.
As has been the case throughout much of this 2016 campaign, the game against the Hokies was really a tale of two halves, as the Irish stormed out to an early 17 point lead, in large part due to DeShone Kizer's aggressive running and on-target passing in the first half, but were able to do very little to stave off the loss, not only giving up a 17 point lead, twice, but giving up a 10 point lead heading into the fourth quarter, as well. It was the second Senior Day letdown for the Irish in past three seasons, and a disappointing final game at Notre Dame Stadium for Onwualu, Jones, and the rest of the senior class.
But, as infuriating as the end result of the game was, what was truly maddening was the absolute breakdown in officiating in this game from the Irish standpoint. It's bad enough when one targeting call is missed, but to have two targeting offenses not only not called on the field, but not reviewed by replay officials, is beyond the pale and yet another indication that the NCAA in general, and ACC officials in particular, have no idea what actually constitutes a targeting penalty, and are only paying lip service to player safety. Bad officiating aside, though, the Irish have no one to blame but themselves for squandering double-digit leads (for the third time this season), and clinching their first losing season since they went 3-9 in 2007 in the process.
Key Fighting Irish Plays
1st Quarter – Josh Adams 1 yard TD run. The Irish have had little trouble scoring on their opening drives this season, and Adams' 1 yard TD run capped off a 7 play 78 yard drive that took just over three minutes, and the Irish took the early 7-0 lead.
1st Quarter – James Onwualu sack of Jarod Evans, forced fumble recovered by Jarron Jones. Onwualu's sack and forced fumble, and Jones' fumble recovery, set the Irish up with great field position at midfield.
1st Quarter – DeShone Kizer fumbles the snap for a loss of 7 yards. The Irish had a 1st and Goal from the 2 yard line, but two successive runs by Adams were stuffed at the goal line, and the 3rd and Goal snap went right between Kizer's legs. Kizer was fortunate to recover, but it forced the Irish to settle for a field goal, and a 10-0 lead.
2nd Quarter – DeShone Kizer 31 yard TD pass to Chris Finke. Finke's first career touchdown was a laser throw from Kizer that hit Finke in stride for the touchdown, and the 17-0 lead.
2nd Quarter – DeShone Kizer 18 yard TD pass to Miles Boykin. Finke wasn't the only Irish receiver to record their first ever touchdown pass, as Boykin got in on the action to rebuild the Irish lead to 17 at 24-7.
3rd Quarter – DeShone Kizer rush for 10 yards. This is, without any doubt in my mind, the worst targeting offense I've seen that not only wasn't called on the field, but wasn't even reviewed by the replay officials. There's absolutely no doubt that Kizer's head was targeted, as he was sliding for the first down, and there's absolutely no doubt that the ACC officiating crew that missed such an obvious targeting penalty should never have any player's safety in their hands again.
3rd Quarter – Jerod Evans pass intercepted by Drue Tranquill. Following the no-call on the Kizer targeting, the Irish punted after three plays and the Hokies were set up at their own 39 yards, but Tranquill would haul in the interception on a tipped pass, and the Irish would be back in business.
3rd Quarter – Josh Adams 67 yard TD run. Four plays after Tranquill's interception, Adams breaks off a huge touchdown run to give the Irish a 31-24 lead with just over three minutes to play in the 3rd Quarter.
4th Quarter – Jerod Evans pass incomplete to Isaiah Ford; Pass Interference called on Cole Luke. Ford's not only jumping on Luke's back, but he has his hand on the top of Luke's helmet, and somehow Luke's the one that gets called for pass interference. This game. These refs. This penalty sets the Hokies up at Notre Dame's 7 yard line, and two plays later the Hokies find the end zone to cut the Irish lead to tie the game at 31-31.
4th Quarter – DeShone Kizer rush for 7 yards. An insignificant play with respect to the final outcome, but significant in that it was the second missed targeting call of the game, and Kizer would be forced to leave the game.
Final Score: Notre Dame 31 – Virginia Tech 34
Fighting Irish Top Performers
Josh Adams
This may be a season to forget for Adams, but he's hit some big runs that have put the Irish in a position to win games in the latter part of the season. His 41 yard TD run against Miami helped seal the game for the Irish, and it looked like his 67 yard TD run against Virginia Tech to give the Irish a 10 point lead going into the fourth quarter would do the same. Adams would finish the game with exactly 100 yards rushing, for just his third 100 yard rushing game of the season, and 2 rushing TDs.
James Onwualu
For the second week in a row, Onwualu recorded double-digit tackles, with 10, and he came up with another huge play for the Irish, this time a sack and forced fumble in the first quarter, which the Irish recovered. Onwualu's 10 tackles in the game tied him for the lead in tackles, along with Tranquill, Coney, and Jones. Onwualu finished the game with 10 tackles (6 solo, 4 assisted), 1 TFL of 12 yards, 1 FF, and 1 sack, his best production of the season.
Next Up: The Fighting Irish travel to Southern California to take on the USC Trojans at 3:30 pm EST (12:30 PST)


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While testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday, FBI Director James Comey revealed that Huma Abedin, a top aide to Hillary Clinton, forwarded thousands of emails, including classified information, to her husband, Anthony Weiner. On MSNBC on Thursday morning, Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) called for a special prosecutor to investigate if Abedin committed a crime by forwarding the classified material. "If there was classified information and it was improperly passed to a person unauthorized to receive it, yes, naturally it's a crime," Blumenthal said. "Without knowing what the intentions were and so forth, there is potentially a prosecutable crime."
Host Joe Scarborough asked if it should have been prosecuted. "It still may be, potentially. It's not outside the statute of limitations, so far as I know. It's one that the Department of Justice is going to have to decide," Blumenthal continued. "The question is: who will decide it? That's why we need a special prosecutor to review all of this investigative material," Blumenthal said. On "The Fox News Specialists" on Thursday, Krystal Ball said the fact that this criticism is coming from within the Democrat Party shows that they're not "reflexively partisan." — "If there's some wrongdoing there, then I have no problem with people looking into it," Ball said.
Eboni Williams said that this could illuminate how many Democrats are "sick to death" of hearing about Abedin and Weiner, and they will happily throw them under the bus. "I will happily throw Anthony Weiner under the bus," Ball remarked. Kat Timpf said some people might actually feel bad for Abedin because she's married to the "most embarrassing man in the entire universe."


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On the Bus
It is so frustrating.
Destroy the Joint are counting dead women, mostly women who are killed by men.
Destroy the Narrative are counting dead men, only those who have been killed by women.
For both those groups, they are counting the people who have been killed 'this year'.
But for many people with disability, nobody is counting. Nobody knows when we are dead. The story of an Autistic boy who was killed by his mother and stepfather - he was bound to a chair, doused with cold water and put in a garden shed, where he died of hypothermia - only went to court this month, in 2015. He had died in 2011. Rebecca Lazarus, a woman murdered by her partner outside her group home in 2007, also went unnoticed, uncounted for over five years. On the 14 November 2012, 1960 days after Lazarus was brutally murdered, the Coroners Court of Victoria released its report, a "Finding Without Inquest". Until then, nobody knew - and perhaps that was because nobody cared.
Our deaths 'must be for some other reason, it is not like other violence'. Last week, a feminist organisation suggested that the details of a memorial to commemorate the lives of dead disabled women, men and children should be placed on 'a disability activist page'.
We will never make change until our deaths are counted, until we are regarded as victims of violence in the same way others are regarded. That includes equal coverage and treatment by advocates of non violence, access to justice and access to services and supports.
In 1955, Rosa Parks created change for the black community by protesting exclusion and segregation on city buses. She refused to give up her seat to a white person when told to move to the designated 'coloured section'.
'People always say that I didn't give up my seat because I was tired, but that isn't true. I was not tired physically, or no more tired than I usually was at the end of a working day. I was not old, although some people have an image of me as being old then. I was forty-two. No, the only tired I was, was tired of giving in.' - Rosa Parks
We people with disability are not at the back of the bus. We are not even on the fucking bus.
The argument for addressing the pay gap is almost irrelevant for the thousands of disabled women and men who cannot get into employment because of employer attitudes. We do not fit into 'mainstream places' - we are more likely to be incarcerated than admitted to a hospital, and Australia ranks 29 of 29 OECD countries for poverty risk of people with a disability. 90% of women with intellectual disability report being sexually abused in their lifetime, and instead of this being a national emergency, we are excluded and segregated from supports, services, policy documents and frameworks and the wider conversation.
Tomorrow is White Ribbon Day, but it is also the day that we will hold the White Flower Memorial. We will join together in the reading of the names of those dead women, men and children with disability to express our solidarity for those lost to violence, anger at the perpetrators and determination to fight together against oppression, violence and the social conditions and power imbalances that have caused our deaths.
We also call upon decision makers to listen to the stories told to the Senate and the report about violence against people with disability which will be tabled tomorrow in Parliament.
We call upon all people who care about nonviolence and justice to bring about changes that will relegate acts of violence against people with disability to the past.
We call upon every person in Australia, including our disabled brothers and sisters, to speak up, tell our stories, and let the world know that violence against people with disability is unacceptable.
Let us start counting the uncounted and listen to their stories. And let us build a ramp to make that bus accessible, so that we can ride with other women, men and children, be granted equal rights and assert our place in the world.
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Today on Flash Point Kevin Ogle discusses the President's debate over raising minimum wage.
Special guest Larry Parman, Oklahoma's Sec. of Commerce answers Kevin's question what's wrong with raising minimum wage?
Kevin Ogle also brings up the American Indian Cultural Museum, should we be funding this? Should this be a big topic?


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Stark's Fervor can be switched out for Sword of Divine for more armor pen extra 100 damage every 2 seconds and the anti-dodge which is always good against a jax OR a frozen mallet to make you less squishy and for the slow OR a madreds if you need soem tank-eating power which is a good item for this build anyway since it gives AS and AD but i avoid it unless necessary because of the high cost meaning you probably won't get it especially with the other expensive items in this build. If you're REALLY having trouble avoiding damage grab a Banshee's Veil to block abilities and for extra health. the spare mana is always welcome as well. If you want a cheap item to finish it off with at end game a Malady is very viable. I Rush a Nashor's tooth because of the CDR and mana regen. Since this build chooses not to grab clarity mana regen helps ALOT.


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Does having low glucose levels make you agressive?
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Should I get checked up on due to my slightly low glucose levels?
A: Hi, Hypoglycemia can happen due to prolonged fasting, increased insulin production due to insulinomas,patient?s with prediabetes who have insulin resistance and diabetic patient?s who are on treatment. Usually ina person who is on fasting compensatory mechanisms come into play where hypoglycemia can be prevented for sometime. Your BMI is 33. Anything above 30 comes under obese group and have the risk of developing heart attacks,strokes, type 2 diabetes etc. In your case you need to get evaluated for the above mentioned causes of hypoglycemia, because given thehistory you are at risk of developing type 2 diabetes, but your glucose levels are low and the possibilitiesneed to be checked. Best....
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A: The good range of blood sugar is approximately 70 to 150 mg/dl. Blood sugar levels under 70 are too low and considered unhealthy....
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How to Increase Your glucose Level
A: Your blood glucose levels determine the amount of glucose your body produces, which affects your eyes, kidneys, and nerves according to the American Dietetic Association. A lack of glucose causes sluggishness, and is harmful if you are diabetic as it can lead to hypoglycemia, dangerously low glucose levels that increase the risk of coma. Food as well as prescribed medication aid in maintaining and increasing your glucose to a stable level between 70 to 100 milligrams per deciliter, reports ABC News....
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Johnny Hazzard, winner of last year's Best Actor award; Gus Mattox,
Performer of the Year; Roman Heart, Best Newcomer winner in 2006; and Chi
Chi LaRue, last year's Best Director, will crown their successors.
Award-winning director and producer Gino Colbert will once again present
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Preity and Ness headed for splitville?
All's not well in Preity Zinta and Ness Wadia's love paradise. With brewing tensions in their relationship, it seems that both are heading for splitville. Preity and Ness are touted as one of the most powerful couple of tinselville and with their on-going cold war, we can take into account that another dynamic couple is to have gone kaput.
The rumor gained momentum when both headed in two different directions. Both Ness and Preity own the multi crores IPL team but instead of attending the events together, they are making individual appearances and most of the time keeps away from one another. In the past, whatever be the occasions, the sizzling duo had always be seen holding arms in arms but today they are seen nowhere jointly.
In the most publicized events like Filmfare Awards to the recent Lakme India Fashion event, Preity has been spotted without her prince charming Ness.
Whether Preity divulges the hard truth or not but the crack in their relationship could easily be traced.


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Design Classic: Stendig Wall Calendar
Practical Adornment.
From 1966 and still looking modern - this wall calendar was designed by Massimo Vignelli, a bold beauty that also is a most useful item.
It is 36x48, so it's a BIG statement, and one that we've never seen looking less than fantastic anywhere.
The 2008 version is now available (and according to Unica, it sells out frequently).
$30. at Unica Home.