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The quickest and least expensive route to mitigate a major Marin traffic bottleneck is by restoring the third auto lane on the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge.
When built in 1956, the bridge had three traffic lanes in each direction. When projected bridge traffic failed to materialize, one lane was removed from each deck.
Caltrans has since used the vacant space as a shoulder for disabled vehicles and bridge maintenance.
It's now evident that a free-flowing Richmond bridge would relieve the peak period gridlock that's clogging highways and local streets on both sides of the span. That's a huge waste of commuters' time and the resulting stalled cars and buses are an environmental negative.
The evening commute from Marin to Contra Costa County is more severe and certainly has more impact on Sir Francis Drake Boulevard and Interstate 580 than does its morning counterpart.
Most of the evening backup is caused by an over-capacity Richmond bridge. Restoring the third lane addresses that dilemma by increasing traffic flow by 50 percent.
Earlier this week, a Bay Area delegation led by Marin Supervisor Steve Kinsey traveled to Sacramento for a summit with senior Caltrans leadership. According to Kinsey, "working top down rather than from the bottom up (of the bureaucracy), will cut years off the project."
Kinsey met with California Transportation Agency Secretary Brian Kelly and top Caltrans brass. The upshot is that Kelly and the highway honchos agreed in principle to restoring the lower deck's eastbound lane during peak periods.
The upper, or westbound, deck would retain two lanes with extra space reserved for a bikeway.
While not ideal, the compromise is the only way to fashion a deal.
Building the bike route is a major factor delaying the project and increasing expense.
Despite the likelihood that no more than a few hundred bicyclists will cross the bridge during an average day, the Richmond bridge bike lane — part of the Bay Trail — is a priority of the Metropolitan Transportation Commission.
Actual restoration of the bridge's third lane involves negligible construction costs.
Some highway work is needed on bridge approaches to facilitate traffic flow.
On the west side, an additional lane from Sir Francis Drake's junction with I-580 will cost a do-able $6 million. On the east side, restoring the old wider highway from the bridge to the Castro Street-Richmond Parkway exit should cost a similar amount.
Funding will need to come from both Marin and Contra Costa counties.
On the bridge's eastern flank, the hurdle is that the needed freeway work requires removal of the existing pedestrian path and its replacement.
Caltrans initially proposed a $20 million unfunded effort that would delay the project for years. Kinsey acknowledges that scheme was "ridiculous."
The Sacramento conferees reached consensus that a less expensive $4 million multi-use path be built on the north side of I-580 near Point Richmond. They also wisely agreed to "delink" the bridge's third auto lane project from the upper deck's bikeway effort.
The big question is, when will motorists see a third lane and traffic relief?
Delays aren't due to physical construction, which can be accomplished within two years, but to endless paperwork. Even with the "third-lane-on-the-bridge" policy informally adopted, it's the nature of Caltrans and regulatory agencies that these efforts usually take years.
The task is to cut that short.
Now Marin and Contra Costa's county supervisors, Larkspur and San Rafael's city council members, Assemblyman Marc Levine and the North Bay's soon-to-be state senator Mike McGuire need to devise a unified strategy to convince Caltrans and the regional powers-that-be that restoring the Richmond bridge's third lane is priority No. 1.
Columnist Dick Spotswood of Mill Valley shares his views on local politics every Sunday in the IJ. His email address is firstname.lastname@example.com


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Two new polls show mixed results since the Oct. 1 ICD-10 compliance date went into effect. While a survey by consulting firm KPMG found 79 percent of responding healthcare organizations believe the code transition has been successful to date, a separate survey of doctors by physician social media network SERMO indicates the new billing codes are taking time away from patient care.
In the KPMG survey of 298 attendees conducted during a Nov. 9 webcast, 28 percent of participants responded that the transition has been "smooth" and another 51 percent found "a few technical issues, but overall successful." At the same time, 11 percent described their experience with the code set as a "failure to operate in an ICD-10 environment."
KPMG survey respondents said the biggest challenges they perceive with ICD-10 include rejected medical claims, clinical documentation and physician education, reduced revenue from coding delays, and information technology fixes. The survey found that 42 percent of participants indicated that all of these challenges are part and parcel of ICD-10., while just 11 percent of respondents said they did not expect those challenges to arise.
"We're still in that gray area where claims are still being processed by payers, so I would expect the number of technical-related issues to increase in the January/February timeframe," says Todd Ellis, managing director in KPMG's healthcare practice. "Very few payments have been made. The ICD-10 journey is not over yet."
In the SERMO survey, physicians were asked if the new requirement to use ICD-10 has taken away time from patients. Two-thirds of responding doctors said yes. The poll of 1,249 physicians was conducted from November 20 to 30.
Although doctors strongly indicated that the code switchover has detracted from patient care, that percentage is down significantly from a SERMO poll last month that asked members if ICD-10 was taking their time away from patient care. At that time, 86 percent said it had negatively impacted patient care while only 14 percent said it had not.
KPMG has not attempted to gauge physician productivity as a result of the ICD-10 implementation. However, Ellis says that the firm has been reaching out to its clients since the Oct. 1 compliance date went into effect and has found that coder productivity has been negatively impacted.
"We have seen a decline with our clients in terms of coder productivity by around 10 percent," he acknowledges, yet emphasizing that it is a far cry from the 30-40 percent reduction reported by other industry surveys. "As we go through this upcoming calendar year, I think that productivity will increase."
In KPMG's ICD-10 survey, 46 percent of respondents said they were considering clinical documentation improvement, revenue cycle optimization, and electronic health record and IT system optimization initiatives. Nonetheless, the poll also revealed that 25 percent of those surveyed are not pursuing any of those options.
"Organizations cannot look at ICD-10 as a one-time, Y2K-type event. This is very far-reaching and goes way beyond Oct. 1," concludes Ellis. "There is a direct correlation between clinical documentation and revenue cycle. If you have poor documentation, it will impact your bottom line."
He hastens to add that the opposite is also true. "Organizations that institute better documentation will see an increase in revenue, so for those 11 percent who are struggling right now I would highly encourage them to do an ICD-10 assessment from a clinical documentation improvement, revenue cycle optimization, and EHR optimization perspective."
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Ronda Rousey is widely regarded as the most dominant active athlete and the UFC's biggest star. While haters and competitors alike say she isn't missed since losing to Holly Holm, the fact that she keeps popping up in MMA rumors suggests quite the contrary.
A Ronda Rousey return has regularly been brought up, especially that the bantamweight title she lost to Holm had changed hands from one champ to another, in such a short time.
But for every MMA rumor on a Ronda Rousey return there had been no credible signs of her commitment, and she never even mentions Cris Cyborg 's name, which is interpreted by most as a sign of cowardice.
ALSO READ: Amanda Nunes to face Ronda Rousey at UFC 207?
According to a report by Bloody Elbow, a match between "Rowdy" and Amanda Nunes could be finalized next week.
Amanda Nunes beat Miesha Tate, who beat Holly Holm, and all of them at one point or another were being considered for the long-awaited Ronda Rousey return fight.
"If you ask me who I want to fight, I'll say I want to fight Ronda. I'm not running from anyone. I am the champion and I can choose who I must face. I will choose what is best for me and Round would be the main event, so it has to be with her." Amanda Nunes said in a report by MMA Weekly.
While MMA rumors say the fight is close to being made, the fact of the matter is that Ronda Rousey has not made any comment at all about it, or committed on anything MMA-related yet.
ALSO READ: Rowdy vs Nunes in December? Miesha Tate sees 'half-ass' Ronda Rousey losing against Amanda Nunes
If anything, the things we mostly hear from Ronda Rousey are regarding her extracurricular activities, showbiz business, and lately, her knitting club as an excuse to drink wine and have a good time with actress Kat Jennings and friends.
That doesn't sound at all like she's prepping for a fight, which is expected to be a major event in the UFC.
There's practically no difference between this supposed fight in comparison to past MMA rumors putting her in a rematch with Holly Holm, or a super fight with Cris Cyborg.
All these months there've been sporadic sightings of her training in the gym, stories of her looking trimmer, and whatnot. But then they are followed by non-related news about her modeling and all. It seems that way often.
Could it be that Ronda Rousey is just training for fitness, while she plans to expand her acting career?
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Process to Updating Plan
How is the Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Process Completed?
Local officials develop and adopt mitigation plans to meet the requirements of the Stafford Act. The Multi-Hazard Mitigation Planning Guidance provides the official guidance on these requirements and procedures for approval of hazard mitigation plans. The core steps in the graphic below show the process to complete a mitigation plan.
STEP 1: Organize Resources
Relevant studies, plans, and reports are collected along with communications resources that allow the public to be involved throughout the planning process. A LHMP Planning Team is "built" that consists of local emergency management, planning staff, residents, business, property owners, and tenants in the floodplain and other known hazard areas, as well as other stakeholders in the community (such as business leaders, civic groups, academia, non-profit organizations, major employers and other interested parties).
STEP 2: Assess Risks
Location and geographic extent of natural and human-made hazards that can affect the City of Chino along with their impacts and future probability is identified. Scientific and anecdotal evidence of past events is collected and evaluated the losses the community has sustained and hazards are ranked high to low.
STEP 3: Develop or Update the Mitigation Strategy
The City of Chino's capabilities in emergency management, the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), planning and regulatory authority, administrative and technical knowledge, finances, and politics are assessed. Based upon capabilities and the risk assessment a prescription of hazard mitigation activities will be explained and developed. During this phase existing goals, objectives, and actions and are evaluated and updated as needed. The LHMP Planning Team defines appropriate mitigation techniques, and chooses and prioritizes mitigation actions and projects in the Mitigation Action Plan.
STEP 4: Implementation and Maintenance Strategy Development
The LHMP is a living document that must be regularly reviewed, updated, and maintained. A schedule including responsible parties or agencies involved with monitoring, evaluating, and updating the plan during its five-year cycle is prepared. A process for integrating the updated Mitigation Strategy into existing plans and reports should be outlined and a plan for continued public outreach and participation must also be determined.
STEP 5: Draft the Plan (Cal OES Submittal)
Once the Risk Assessment and mitigation strategy is updated, the LHMP Planning Team will update all information, data, and associated narratives into an Administrative Draft LHMP and will prepare all sections in accordance with DMA 2000, FEMA's 44 CFR Part 201 and 206, and any new LHMP Guidance from Cal OES hazard mitigation reviewers.
STEP 6: Plan Review and Adoption
The Draft LHMP Update is made available for public comment then submitted to the California Emergency Management Agency and the Federal Emergency Management Agency for review and approval. Once the LHMP Update has been determined to meet all state and federal requirements and receives official approval it should be adopted by the City of Chino.
When can I get involved?
If you are interested in becoming involved in our planning committee or would like information on other opportunities to get involved, please e-mail us here:
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The City of Chino update process follows the core hazard mitigation steps identified by FEMA. The City has created a step-by-step planning process below which identifies detail the City's actions from start to finish. Please see the steps below for more information on opportunities to get involved.


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Cedar Creek Brewery
336 E. Cedar Creek Parkway
Seven Points, Texas 75143
Seven Points, Texas 75143
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Fiberglass hull and superstructure, teak decks
Length Overall:
125.00 feet
(38.10 meters)
27.72 feet
( 8.45 meters)
Draft (loaded):
6.82 feet
( 2.08 meters)
320 gross
Fuel Capacity:
6,604 US Gallons
(25,000 liters)
Water Capacity:
1,056 US Gallons
( 4,000 liters)
22.0 knots
17.0 knots
12.0 knots
Main Engines
Engine Type:
Gearboxes for Main Engines:
Generators & Electricity
Generator Fuel Consumption:
Shore Power:
Air Conditioning
Other Machinery
(capacity 7,100 l / day sea water temperature)
Trim Tabs/Stabilizers:
Bow Thruster:
Steering System:
Sewage System:
Communication Systems
Telephone System:
2external lines, up to 15 internal
Navigation Systems
Magnetic Compass:
Auto Pilot:
Depth Sounder:
Laser Plotter:
Wind/Speed Log:
Entertainment System:
a. CREW MESS
• (1) TV 19'' LCD HD ready - 16:9
• (1) micro Hi-Fi - AM / FM tuner - DVD player
• (1) pair of loudspeakers
• (1) iPod docking station
b. GUEST CABINS
• (1) TV 22'' LCD HD ready - 16:9,
• (1) audio video receiver - AM / FM tuner - HDMI input / output
• (1) Blue Ray Player
• (1) pair of loudspeakers
• (1) integrated RF/IR remote control
• (1) Apple Airplay Audio interface
c. VIP CABINS
• (1) TV 26'' LCD HD ready - 16:9
• (1) audio video receiver - AM / FM tuner - HDMI input / output
• (1) Blue Ray Player
• (1) pair of loudspeakers
• (1) integrated RF / IR remote control
• (1) Apple Airplay Audio interface
• (1) Car stereo - AM / FM tuner - CD player
• (1) pair of loudspeakers
d. OWNER'S CABINS
• (1) TV 40'' LED full HD 1080P - 16:9
• (1) audio video receiver - AM / FM tuner - HDMI input / output
• (1) Blue Ray Player
• (1) high quality speaker system surround 5.1 with powered subwoofer
• (1) integrated RF / IR remote control
• (1) Apple Airplay Audio interface
e. MAIN SALOON
• (1) TV 40'' LED full HD 1080P - 16:9
• (1) audio video receiver - AM / FM Tuner - HDMI input / output
• (1) Blue Ray Player
• (1) high quality speaker system surround 5.1 with powered subwoofer
• (1) integrated RF / IR remote control
• (1) Apple Airplay Audio interface
• (1) pair of loudspeakers
f. MAIN DECK
• (4) marine speakers 8"
g. WHEELHOUSE
• (1) micro Hi-Fi - AM / FM tuner - CD player
• pair of loudspeakers
h. SKY LOUNGE
• (1) TV 40'' LED full HD 1080P - 16:9
• (1) audio video receiver - AM / FM tuner - HDMI input / output
• (1) Blue Ray Player
• (1) high quality speaker system surround 5.1 with powered subwoofer
• (1) integrated RF / IR remote control
• (1) Apple Airplay Audio interface
i. UPPER DECK / SUN DECK / BEACH AREA
• (4) marine speakers 8"
• (2) marine speakers 8"
• (1) marine CD / mp3 Player - radio tuner (Sun Deck)
• (4) marine speakers 8" (Sun deck
• (2) marine speakers 8" (Beach Area)
• (1) Car stereo - AM / FM tuner - CD player (Beach Area)
Main Galley Equipment
Cooking Equipment:
Additional Galley Equipment
Cooking Equipment:
Laundry Equipment
Main Laundry Equipment
Anchor Windlass System:
Aft Warping Capstans:
weight of 160 kg each
Anchor Chain:
Boat Crane and Davits:
Fire Fighting Equipment
Fire Control System:
Fire Extinguishers:
Safety Equipment
Life Rafts:
Medical Equipment:
One can board the vessel either by the side-boarding ladder amidships or by the telescoping passarelle. This deck consists of the master stateroom near the bow, the galley to the port side, dayhead to starboard, a beautiful main salon, and aft deck. The entire exterior deck is laid with teak while the interior design uses a combination of carpet and stone.
With the large settees and cocktail/ dining table, the aft deck is a popular place for guests. The table can be quickly expanded, raised, and lowered to suit. A large double glass door opens automatically to provide entrance to the main salon. Access to the swim platform/beach club or bridge deck is also provided via large built-in, teak-laden stairs.
The Main Salon of IRON MAN has been designed to be used and enjoyed by guests rather than being an afterthought. Beautiful, comfortable lounge-style sofas provide a relaxing place to watch the world go by through large, full-height windows. The visibility and light in the main salon are extraordinary. An interior formal dining table comfortably accommodates a party of 10 guests.
The Galley is located amidships on the port side and consists of the main galley with a stewardess pantry for guest services.
The Master Stateroom is beautifully framed between 4 huge windows, 2 to port and 2 to starboard. Because these windows are split horizontally rather than vertically, it allows the owner to see the ocean and horizon while seated, standing, or lying down. A king-sized bed on the centerline has custom designed side tables and a large flat screen TV on the forward wall.
The his-and-hers bathroom is beautifully decorated with matching gray granite on the floor, counter tops, and shower. Each person has a private head, sink, and vanity while sharing an oversized rain shower in between.
The lower deck is home to four guest staterooms amidships, the crew quarters in the bow, the engine room, tender garage, and beach club.
Moving down from the center guest foyer, you will find four beautifully appointed guest staterooms. The 2 aft staterooms have queen-sized berths, and the 2 forward rooms are fitted with twin berths and a Pullman berth. All feature large en suite bathrooms, and full entertainment systems.
Crew Quarters
Accessed from the galley area at the bottom of the stairs to port is a crew mess and crew galley. On the port side is a laundry facility with a Miele washer and dryer. Forward of this are 3 crew staterooms, each with 2 twin berths and en suite bathroom facilities.
Engine Room
The Engine Room is accessed via doors and stairs from the port main deck walk around. IRON MAN is equipped with all of the latest state-of-the-art mechanical equipment for world-wide cruising, including the main engines, generators, zero-speed stabilizers, and air conditioning.
Tender Garage
A starboard hull garage door opens to allow storage and launching of a Williams 445 jet tender and wave runner.
Beach Club Swim Platform
The Beach Club and Swim Platform are the focal point of all water activities on the boat. When open, guests have a full beam water deck to enjoy any kind of watersports or simply relax in front of the beautiful view.
This deck is a beautiful combination of design elements that allows you to easily connect the large upper aft deck and the full-beam skylounge with a series of connected full height sliding glass doors. With the glass closed, you have two separate areas, one air-conditioned and one with fresh air, that both have beautiful views across the horizons. With the glass doors open, you have a massive deck capable of hosting any number of guests.
On the Upper Aft Deck, beautiful freestanding settees can be used for relaxing or sunbathing. Just under the covered area is a large dining table that can be expanded to accommodate up to 12 guests.
The Wheelhouse is very well-designed with state-of-the-art equipment, excellent visibility, and substantial space for crew on watch. In addition to a full suite of navigation and communication equipment for full commercial operation of the yacht, the Captain's Quarters are located conveniently nearby with a full berth and en suite bathroom.
The Forward Sun Deck of IRON MAN is a feature not commonly found on yachts of any size. Effectively a 5th sun deck for the guests, the unique feature of the area is the Jacuzzi that is built into the middle of a massive outside lounge area. This sun deck is perfect for privacy when backed into ports around the Mediterranean. It is easily covered with umbrella-style shades to filter the sun on hot days, or it can be left uncovered for those seeking full sun.
Guests can enjoy a massive sun deck, featuring a full service wet bar. In addition to the five built-in barstools, the large cushioned teak settees on the starboard side are a perfect place to enjoy a cocktail and watch game on the 42-inch flat screen behind the bar. Two multi-function tables that have the capability to be expanded and raised/lowered to suit any occasion, complement the settees. A retractable awning, built into the fiberglass hardtop, allows you to enjoy this area in sun or shade as preferred. To the aft of the deck are 4 oversized, cushioned chaise lounges for sunbathing that can be protected by the built-in umbrellas to either side. The entire deck is covered in teak to provide an elegant, comfortable setting.
With an ultra-modern interior design and décor influenced by the well-known superhero who was enthralled with invention and technology, IRON MAN is a sporty, state-of-the-art vessel, and is the first of 5 launches in the Benetti Vivace 125 series. Sharp and dramatic, her interior boasts accommodations for 10 guests in 5 staterooms, which include a lavish master suite, 2 queen VIPs, and 2 twins.
A fast-displacement hull form gives the yacht the advantages of a displacement hull at low speeds, with those of a planing hull at fast speeds.
• Popular Benetti Vivace 125 series
• Interior decor by Redman Whitely Dixon
• Accommodations for 10 guests in 5 staterooms; full-beam, on deck master suite, 2 queen VIPS, 2 twins
• Well-planned exterior decks boast 4 spacious areas for relaxation and entertainment
• 40% lighter superstructure built of carbon and epoxy resin
• Upper deck devoted to a well-equipped fitness center
• Revolutionary fast-displacement hull form
• Twin MTU 12V2000 M94 engines; max speed 22 knots, cruising speed 17 knots
• At anchor stabilization
• Classed to RINA Comfort Class, demonstrating her quiet propulsion system
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Markus Linnenbrink – SUNANDWATER
Exhibition Dates: May 6 – July 1, 2017
Reception Date: Saturday, May 6th, 3 – 6 pm
Patricia Sweetow Gallery is looking forward to welcoming Markus Linnenbrink – SUNANDWATER in his one-person exhibition at our pop-up gallery in Oakland. In the main gallery we anticipate drilled, incised and drip horizontal paintings ranging in size from 18 x 96 inches to 48 x 96 inches. In our 12 x 12′ exhibition space Linnenbrink will prepare a wall painting to fit the unique characteristics of the space. In our 3rd gallery space Linnenbrink will present square works ranging from 3 to 4′ squares.
In the meantime if you're in New York visit 75 Rockefeller Center, they'll be opening soon. Markus Linnenbrink's 7 x 90 foot painting is now installed in the concourse lobby.
Markus Linnenbrink will have a solo show opening in October at Ameringer McEnery Yohe
Jorge Perez and the related group Miami commissioned a 41,000 square foot outside wallpainting on the soon to be completed SLS Brickell Hotel and Residences in Miami.
More info in links below.
Markus Linnenbrink was commissioned to create a 7 x 90 feet drip painting for the lobby of 75 Rockefeller Center in Midtown Manhattan. The painting will be permanently installed for the opening of the newly renovated building in early 2016.
A solo show opening at wasserman projects in Detroit early September, inside ALLOVERPAINTING of a double pavillion
A solo show opening at taubert contemporaryin berlin during Berlin Gallery Weekend, May 1st
Onward and Upward: 38 Breathtaking Images from 2014
Included as on of the 38 extraordinary images selected from hundreds of projects all around the globe. MARKUS LINNENBRINK: Wasserscheide (Desireallputtogether) in acrylic,
pigment, and epoxy at the Kunsthalle Nürnberg in Germany. Photography by Annette Kradisch.
design boom TOP 10 art exhibitions of 2014
markus linnenbrink: off the wall
kunsthalle, nürnberg, germany
jul7 17, 2014 through october 12, 2014
Judging a Book by Its Cover: Color Drenched Acts of Resistance
Morrison Foerster's new office featured story on the cover of Interior Design Magazine.
THEGRASSISALWAYSGREENER Solo show at MaxEstrella Gallery in Madrid opens november 15th 2014
a Solo show at Ameringer McEnery Yohe Gallery NY opens on September 4th, 6-8pm, a catalogue with new works will be available. More info here
A time-lapse video of Markus Linnenbrink painting the installation THERIDENEVERENDS at the Pennsilvania Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia.
The painting was completed over the course of seven days in June, 2014.
Inaugural show at ODETTA, a new gallery in Bushwick, 229 Cook Street, Brooklyn, NY
ODETTA presents Opening Day with JOE AMRHEIN, ROB de OUDE, ENRICO GOMEZ, MARKUS LINNENBRINK. May 9, 2014
Markus Linnenbrink was invited to participate with painting a whole room floor to ceiling in "OFF THE WALLS! Bildraeume und Raumbilder" at Kunsthalle Nuernberg in Germany, opening July 16th 2014
Markus Linnenbrink was invited to create a wallpainting for the lobby of the
The wallpainting will go up June 26th 2014 to be on view permanently.
Markus Linnenbrink was commissioned to produce 8 wallpaintings for the new offices of
in midtown manhattan, one for each elevator lobby. the paintings will be installed in april 2014 for the inauguration of the new new york home of the law firm. Here a studio view of one of the 9 x 42 feet works in progress.
Markus Linnenbrink's inclusion in MAKE8ELIEVE, Issue #4 theme OCD is now "live" online...with already 2,411 views in 48hours!!!
Markus Linnenbrink was invited to participate with a large scale wallpainting in STROMFESTIVAL september 5 - 8 2013, an art festival covering installation, sound, noise and performance art and film at Kunsthaus Rhenania Cologne, Germany. The wallpainting will be up for a year, till September 2014. Press release found here.
Two wallpaintings for the Queens Community Houses, an exhibition project by
Art Connects NY, curated by Brad Silk.
New series of monotypes made at www.centerstreetstudio.com IHEARDYOULOOKING 2013, MUDHONEY(IHYL) 2013, EACH 53 X 40 INCHES
Light installation of mine in a group show in a bunker - Dortmund, Germany - ART.underground Press Release Here
PATRICIA SWEETOW GALLERY is pleased to announce our seventh solo exhibition day after day it reappears with German artist MARKUS LINNENBRINK. Exhibition dates: April 4 through May 18, 2013. Reception for the artist: April 4th, 5:30 - 7:30pm.
taubert contemporary - 3 + 4 b/w
8 March to 20 April 2013 - Markus Linnenbrink, Markus Weggenmann, Beat Zoderer Torben Giehler, Joachim Grommek, Terry Haggerty and Davis Rhodes taubert contemporary is pleased to open the group exhibition '3 + 4 black/white', featuring 3 of our artists and 4 invited guest artists.
Buzz, curated by Vik Muniz
Opening November 10th at Galeria Nara Roesler, Sao Paolo, Brazil
Inclusion of work in:
STRIPES: DESIGN BETWEEN THE LINES by Linda O'Keefe, The Monacelli Press
Opening September 6th, 6pm Solo Show - Ameringer Mcenery Yohe Gallery NYC
More Info coming soon!
Opening September 14th, Solo Show - ft-contemporary gallery in Berlin, Germany
More Info coming soon!
Markus Linnenbrink in now represented by Ameringer McEnery Yohe Gallery
525 W 22nd Street, New York, NY 10011 Tel. 212 445 0051
Solo Show at Tomlinson Kong Contemporary.
Opening on the 15th of September, reception hours 6 to 8. Located at 270 Bowery between East Houston St. and Prince St. This will be the inaugural show for the Tomlinson Kong Contemporary. Full Press Release Here
Patricia Sweetow Gallery at PULSE LA Featuring Markus Linnenbrink
September 30 - October 3, 2011
PULSE Los Angeles will feature an estimated 65 galleries. Modeled on the PULSE Miami fair, PULSE Los Angeles will offer a beautifully produced exhibition venue with soaring ceilings surrounded by an expansive outdoor area, across more than 100,000 square feet of space atop The Event Deck at L.A. LIVE, an AEG Worldwide venue.
Venue Location: The Event Deck at L.A. Live 1005 West Chick Hearn Court
Downtown Los Angeles, California. For more information visit: Pulse Official Website or contact the gallery - 415-788-5126
Jeon Ju Korean Restaurant LLC
Jeon Ju Korean Restaurant is pleased to announce a new addition to the Oklahoma City fine arts scene. In August 2011, New York based artist Markus Linnenbrink will create a site-specific wall painting for permanent display in the restaurant dining area. This will accompany the restaurant's remodel into a more sleek and modern space.
For this installation, Linnenbrink will bring his signature bands of undulating color and spontaneous drips to the walls of Jeon Ju Restaurant. This painting will make its viewer reminisce about the robust sunsets in Oklahoma as they enjoy the hearty flavors and aromas of South Korea. Full Press Release Here
FLOOR-WALL-CEILING PAINTING for newly constructed JVA/Prison, Duesseldorf Rath, Germany.
For this public commission Markus Linnenbrink created a floor to ceiling painting covering the visitors tunnel of the new Justiz Vollzugs Anstalt (Prison) in Duesseldorf Rath, Germany. Being a model prison in europe this institution is build and set up to deal with security and humanity issues in the best possible way.
Visitor access (for family, lawyers, police...) has to be under ground by law in newly constructed prisons in Germany. This tunnel covers the 40 m (about 132 feet) between the security check in the front building and the visitors area in one of the inner prison buildings. Concept for the installation was to create a 3 dimensional painting that follows and surrounds the visitor during the walk through the tunnel. Two sets of diagonal stripes that both grow wider while covering the distance build two different perspectives. One moving inside, the other one taking the visitors back to the exit/entry area. Doing this the single stripes move from floor to wall to ceiling, change their colors over the distance and fold around corners.
Collection - 2011 Spring/Summer
Family - Originals
New Gentlemans
Born in Germany, in 1961, Markus Linnenbrink subsequently graduated from Berlin's Academy of Fine Arts in 1988. He has since exhibited his work extensively at galleries and museums all around the world. Currently based in the USA, Linnenbrink works from a studio in Brooklyn and effortlessly moves between three dimensional, site-specific and paintingbased practices and projects. He notably utilises resin as a core material - in tandem with his characteristic oozing and streaked hues of vivid colour, or similarly-manipulated shades of sober greys and blacks. Eagerly sought-after, examples of Linnenbrink's work are now housed in the permanent collections of prestigious institutions, including San Francisco's Museum of Modern Art, the Herzliya Museum of Art, in Israel, Ucla Hammer, in L.A and Kassel's Museum Neue Galerie.


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YWCA Downtown Center
Parenting Classes
The YWCA Divorcing Parenting Program is certified through Knox County Fourth Circuit Court. It is a 12-hour parent education course, which meets once a week, three hours per night for four weeks. Classes are offered on Monday evenings from 6:00-9:00 PM. Participants must complete all four sessions. Divorcing parents are not permitted to attend the same class together and childcare is not provided.
The goals of the YWCA Divorcing Parenting Program are to provide parents with an opportunity to think about issues surrounding divorce, to learn new skills for negotiation, and to prepare to avoid a negative divorce experience for themselves and their children. Through this program, our goal is to reduce conflict and stress, enhance communication, foster closer relationships between parents and children, and achieve better adjustment throughout the different stages of the divorce process.
Classes include group discussions, interactive activities, reviewing literature, viewing videos, and lecture. Each participant receives a folder of classroom exercises and community resources. Classes are taught by qualified YWCA Victim Advocacy Program staff and community volunteers.
Classes are held at the YWCA, 420 West Clinch Avenue, Knoxville, TN 37902. For more information about availability and costs, please contact us at 865-523-6126.


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PartnershipProjects offers services, workshops, training and consultancy in innovative therapies.
Our Services
In particular we offer expertise in psychological interventions for overcoming the effects of trauma, aggression and anxiety in families and individuals.
Clinics: We work in a variety of settings, including family, individual therapy, foster family, residential service, school and community. More…
Direct individual clinical supervision: especially in NVR, trauma-focussed therapy, systemic work with multi-stressed families and working with anxiety- related issues. More…
What is Non Violent Resistance?
Non Violent Resistance (NVR) is an innovative form of systemic family therapy, which has been developed for aggressive, violent, controlling and self-destructive behaviour in young people. We have been the first to use this approach in Britain, and have adapted it to families involved with Social Services, and for Looked After Children.*
Training & Workshops
PartnershipProjects offers a programme of introductory and specialist workshops, and a course of training leading to the certificate in NVR Discounts are available for some workshops when booked together. Please note that booking fees apply unless paid for by BACS.
The NVR Certificate Course
As the first UK training provider to offer a comprehensive NVR course, we have the greatest experience in training professionals in the UK and abroad. The Certificate Course enables participants to develop the core knowledge and skills that are necessary to competently use this intervention for violence, aggression, controlling, destructive and harmful behaviour in the family, school and community.


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Volunteer opportunities, provided by Volunteer! United (formerly Volunteer! Baton Rouge), are outlined in this column every Sunday. To learn more about these opportunities, contact the listed agency directly.
LIGHT UP THE NIGHT, BREC's Baton Rouge Zoo — Erin O'Neil, (225) 272-9200, ext. 143, or email@example.com: Holiday animal lights around the z, oo light up the nights for families to enjoy during BREC's ZooLights through Dec. 30. Volunteers are needed to help light the lights and pass out giveaway items while assisting with crafts and activities. For more information and to sign up, email or call.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED, Capital Area CASA — Emily Hebert, (225) 379-8598: Capital Area CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) Association, a nonprofit organization that recruits, trains and supervises community volunteers to advocate for abused and neglected children, will hold its next volunteer training course beginning Jan 8. CASA needs the help of community volunteers in order to continue to provide an advocate for every abused child who needs one. No special experience is required other than a willingness to get involved and to learn.
Volunteers must be 21 years old. The first step to getting involved is to attend a brief orientation at the CASA office. Call or visit http://www.casabr.org for more information.
HELP OTHERS WITH THEIR TAXES, Capital Area United Way — Jillian Sergio, (225) 382-3507 or email@example.com: Capital Area United Way is seeking Volunteer Income Tax Assistance volunteers for the 2013 tax season.
VITA volunteers will receive training from the IRS to provide free tax preparation for low- to-moderate income families who need assistance with their tax returns, which in turn helps provide more financially stable futures for community members. For more information, visit http://www.cauw.org/taxprep or contact Sergio.
RACE TOWARD THE FINISH LINE, Louisiana Marathon — Eric Engemann, (225) 382-3571 or firstname.lastname@example.com: Volunteers are needed in various roles beginningJan. 18untilJan. 20.
Activities and posts include expo setup, race information desk, registration, packet pickup, race setup, finish festival and more. There is something for everyone. Sign up for all shifts available at http://louisianavolunteer.eventbrite.com/. See the website or contact Engemann for more information.


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Global Mosaic
The NY Times blog Lens is facilitating a "Timely Global Mosaic", in which photographers around the world will submit one photo taken at a certain time of day. This will happen on May 2nd at 9am mountain-time. Check the website to see what time it will be in your part of the world! Looking forward… Continue reading Global Mosaic


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September 8, 2009
DNV certifies tanker's SOx scrubber
DNV has issued a compliance certificate for the first ship fitted with an exhaust gas cleaning system capable of meeting the requirements of SOx Emission Control Areas. The certification demonstrates that ship operators may in the future have the option of using traditional fuel oils, rather than low-sulfur fuels, when voyaging in designated sensitive areas such as the North Sea.
The pilot SOx scrubbing system was fitted to the exhaust pipe of an auxiliary engine on the product tanker, MT Suula, owned by Neste Oil Shipping of Finland. DNV approved the system on behalf of the Finnish Maritime Administration after overseeing the installation and successful operation of the new technology. The two-year project was a collaboration between Wärtsilä, Neste Oil Shipping, DNV, Aker Yard and Metso Power.
"Despite its environmental advantages, low sulfur fuel is not always readily available and can cost more than other fuel oils, so the technological advances made on the Suula are a welcome addition to the anti-pollution toolbox available to the shipping industry," said DNV project leader, Angelo Tossio.
Exhaust gas scrubbing is an accepted supplement to the use of low sulfur fuels under MARPOL Annex VI regulations that call for the use of fuel with a sulfur content not exceeding 1.5% in designated areas. After 1 July 2010 the sulfur limit will be 1.0% in ECAs (Environmental Control Areas).
The control of SOx emissions is becoming increasingly important and MARPOL Annex VI guidelines call for a progressive reduction in SOx emissions globally.
"With the experience gained from this project, DNV is uniquely positioned to help ship owners understand the implications of the regulations and make the best choices for their business in what is a rapidly changing technological environment," said Mr. Tossio.


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Press release 168/2017
29 September 2017
Minister for Foreign Affairs Timo Soini will visit Paris from 4 to 5 October to discuss the strengthening of the European Union's Common Foreign and Security Policy with the French Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs Jean-Yves Le Drian. The Ministers will also discuss the bilateral relations between their countries, migration questions, transatlantic relations and the situation in Ukraine.
Minister Soini will visit the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization UNESCO in order to support Finland's candidature for election to the UNESCO Executive Board. The Minister will present Finland's goals to the Member States' ambassadors at an event that will be organised to mark the centenary of Finland's independence and the over 60 years of cooperation with UNESCO.
Inquiries: Raili Lahnalampi, Chief of Cabinet, Office of the Minister for Foreign Affairs, tel. +358 50 550 7546 and Liisa Talonpoika, Director General of the Department for Europe, tel. +358 40 8201 285.
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On the heels of its warmest winter in 80 years, it stands to reason that Chicago can also celebrate its warmest month of March on record.
According to the Chicago Weather Center, temperatures in Chicago over the course of March have been nearly 16 degrees above normal and its average temperature of 53.8 degrees beats the previous record high of 48.6 degrees (set in 1945) by a whopping five degrees.
Further, the month came with nine record highs and seven record high minimums -- a lot of record-breaking to spread between only 31 days. Between March 14 and 22, Chicago marked an unprecedented nine straight days of record highs, according to Weather.com.
But one warm weather record eclipsed Chicago this March: the record of the warmest March day ever. That record -- of 88 degrees, set in 1986 -- still stands, according to the Chicago Sun-Times.
The Chicago area has not been alone in its record-breaking weather ways. Statewide, Illinois also marked its warmest March on record. Over 6,000 weather records were shattered nationwide over the course of March, Weather.com reports.
As several recent cool days have proven, it may not be wise for Illinoisans to pack away their winter coats and heavy sweaters just yet. The Midwestern Regional Climate Center said that there is still a chance for a freeze in April, the Associated Press reports, so farmers and gardeners in particular should be cautious about planting early.
Heading into April, meteorologist Steve Kahn has predicted another surge of unseasonable warmth entering the Chicago area Sunday.


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White lauds adaptable Sharks
Sharks boss Jake White was encouraged by the adaptability his side have shown in their two very different wins this season.
The Durban side will go into their bye in the third round of the competition having won their first two outings against the Bulls and the Hurricanes who pose completely different threats.
The former Springbok coach said it was encouraging to see his charges come through unscathed after facing two teams with differing philosophies.
"Last week we played a forward dominated side, who bashed our line and got a try," he said.
"This game we played a team with a great attack and to keep them tryless is fantastic for us as a group," he said.
He said he was proud of the players for adapting from playing a team with a forward dominating team the one week to a side with a more expansive style the next.
White said afterwards he was pleased with his charges' progress and they were looking forward to the brief break.
"The goal was to win our first two games, and now to keep our winning momentum, to make sure we win every game we play," White said.
"It's simple. We have to prepare. Last week we played the Bulls who were really in the face with their forwards, today we played a team that was going to ask us questions."
The Sharks completely dominated the Hurricanes in the set-pieces in the first half, but they could only manage a narrow 10-6 lead going into the half-time break.
The forwards created enough scoring opportunities but the side's finishing ultimately let them down.
White said he was left frustrated when his troops could not translate the pressure into points, but claimed the experience as a lesson learnt.
"There were opportunities there, had we made one more pass or just held onto the ball, maybe we would have converted that into points, but those are lessons we can learn and talk going forward," he said.
White was nevertheless upbeat following the victory, with their scrum performance in particular a cause for comfort.
"There were lots of positives to take out of the game," he said.
"Our set-piece was outstanding. The opportunities you get from a good set-piece were there and we were good defensively.
"We didn't finish like last week, we did everything except get the ball over the line. We need to work hard and that's the lesson the players will take out of this game."
White said the players would be given a few days of rest before they turn their focus on the next four matches before their second bye.
Hurricanes coach Mark Hammett was comforted by his side's performance in their first outing of the season despite the defeat.
"It's game one for us, there is a lot of good to take out of this," he said.
"I think there are nerves and anxieties, the media hype and everything that goes with it, so it's nice to put the first game to bed and move on.
"There was no lack of intensity and passion in this game."
The Hurricanes will complete their tour of South Africa when they travel to Cape Town for Friday's clash against the Stormers, who lost their season opener against the Lions 34-10 in Johannesburg on Saturday.


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Printing on Campus
WĒPA™ Printing - Print Away
As part of WCTC's mission to provide its students with continuous quality, innovation and improvement of services, we would like to introduce and welcome you to our new campus system; WĒPA™ Printing!
WĒPA™ provides a cloud-based printing service that gives you the ability to upload documents from any computer, smartphone or mobile device connected to the internet; then allows the retrieval of your print job from any of the 23 WĒPA™ kiosks around campus!
Students will need a WĒPA™ account and their myCard to print.
myCard Printing Prices for Students and Community Members
Students will have an initial $34 printing allotment provided by WCTC. This allotment is only distributed one time per student, for their entire academic career at WCTC. Once that allotment has been spent, students will pay to print.
The breakdown for additional printing costs are as follows:
- Black and white copies:
- .09/page - single-sided
- .17/page - double-sided
- Color copies:
- .35/page - single-sided
- .68/page - double-sided
myCard Management
You can Manage your myCard online.
How to Print:
Activate your account by:
- Using a computer lab computer to print a document using the pre-installed WĒPA™ print drivers, or
- Signing in to WĒPA™ website.
After activating your account, you will be able to login at any kiosk with your WCTC email and password or simply swipe your WCTC myCard to retrieve and print your documents.
Numerous Ways to Print:
How to Print on WCTC Campus:
You can send your files to the WĒPA™ print cloud from the labs or library on campus, then print your files at any WĒPA™ print kiosk.
- To print a file from a computer on campus, open the file and select "File" then "Print"
- Select "WEPA-BW Printer to print the document in black and white or select "WEPA-Color Printer" to print the document in high definition color.
- Provide final approval for the file to be sent to the WĒPA™ print cloud by clicking the "Proceed" button.
- A window will appear prompting you to login to your WĒPA™ account which will place the uploaded file in your account.
- After clicking the "Ok" button, a window will appear that notifies you that the file has been uploaded and is available to be printed at any WĒPA™ kiosk. The file is available in the cloud for 24 hours.
NOTE: A release code will be generated which allows you to display your print job at the kiosk. However, a faster way to display your print job(s) is to swipe your WCTC myCard at the kiosk or login with your WCTC email and password.
How to Print From Your Personal Computer Device:
You can send your files to the WĒPA™ print cloud from any computer on or off campus that is connected to the Internet and then print your files at any WĒPA™ print kiosk. The files must be sent by using either the WĒPA™ print drivers or by uploading the files to the WĒPA™ website.
Print from Android Device:
- Download the WĒPA™ app from Google Play for free
- Open the "WĒPA™ Print" app from your Android device
- Login or register with your school email address and password
- Tap "Add File" to browse your phone for the file to print
- Tap "Upload Now" to send the file to the cloud
- Login at any kiosk to pick up your prints
Print from Apple Device:
- Download the WĒPA™ app from the App Store for free
- Once installed open the "WĒPA™ Print" app to initialize
- Login or register with your school email address and password
- Close the app
- Open any email attachment, dropbox file, or pdf and tap the share icon in the top right corner of your screen
- Tap "Open In..." then choose the "WĒPA™ Print" app
- Select your print options like color or bw, duplex, copies, etc.
- Tap "Send to WĒPA™A" to send your print to the cloud
- Login at any kiosk to pick up your prints
Printing via WĒPA™ Print Driver:
- Download the WĒPA™ print driver onto your personal computer by logging into your account on WĒPA™ website and selecting "Drivers."
- Printing occurs through the same method as printing from a lab or library on campus.
Printing via WĒPA™ Web Site:
- Upload your file(s) by logging into your WĒPA™ account on WĒPA™ website and selecting "Web Upload."
- You will be required to login to your WĒPA™ account (by swiping your WCTC myCard or logging in with your WCTC email and password) at the WĒPA™ print kiosk and select the files that you want to print.


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5 Hot South Korean actors who could be happy to date a K-drama fan
You know you have been asking yourself the question for years. "Which actor would actually go out on a date with me if I asked?" Many South Korean actors are gorgeous, but few seem approachable enough to ask out. It is downright terrifying to even think about it!
Today, I decided to select five of the hottest actors with the warmest personalities. The five guys below make viewers feel right at home every time they appear onscreen. If you want to continue dreaming about dating adorable actors, try focusing your attention on the hotties listed here.
1. Seo In Guk
The King's Face actor has a such a warm persona on stage. His 'Love U" and "Shake It Up" performances just exuded friendship and love. Seo appears to be a genuinely loving person. He seems like he would be overjoyed to spend some quality one-on-one time with that one special fan.
2. Joo Won
I loved him in Tomorrow's Cantabile and in Steal My Heart. From his roles in those two productions, I even fell for Joo Won! He has this on-screen charm that is so inviting. It would probably be impossible for him to turn a fan down if she asked him on a date.
3. Yoon Si Yoon
His lovable personality was apparent in Barefoot Friends. He was shy, but he was full of determination. Yoon may be hesitant to initially go out with a fan, but if he is determined enough it could happen. Who doesn't want to go out with an adorable shy guy?
4. SHINee's Onew
The Welcome to Royal Villa actor has a magnetic personality that has made numerous ShaWols fall in love with him. This comedian at heart looks outgoing and fun loving. There seems to be more than enough room in his life for a precious fan.
5. Kim Bum
After seeing this cutie take on impressive roles in Boys Over Flowers andThe Woman Who Still Wants to Marry, I became a Kim Bum fan. He knows how to be believable on-screen, and he comes across as the ultimate sweetheart off-screen. I would pick Kim Bum as the prime candidate for possibly dating a fan. Why? The Hidden Identity star gives the impression of being the sweet boy next door.
It's your turn. Which dreamy K-drama actor would you like to date?
Follow a fateful love story that spans 20 years in Joo Jin Mo and Kim Sa Rang's new series My Love Eun Dong:
Shelly M is an author and blogger. Follow her personal blog at BTSCelebs.com.
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5 Books to Study Indian Polity for IAS Prelims Exam
Indian Polity is a major part of General Studies Paper 1 in Civil Services Exam Prelims. This paper will include questions from Indian Polity and Governance – Constitution, Political System, Panchayati Raj, Public Policy, Rights Issues etc.
Recommended IAS Books for Indian Polity – Civil Services Preliminary Exam
In this post let's see the most-referred books by aspirants to study Indian Polity for UPSC CSE Preliminary exam. Links are provided to buy the books online at a discounted price.
1. Indian Polity for Civil Services Examinations – M. Laxmikanth
The book 'Indian Polity' by Laxmikanth needs no introduction. It is one of the most popular and comprehensive books on the subject and has been a consistent bestseller for many years. If you have time constraints and can refer only one book – then just concentrate on Indian Polity by Laxmikanth. Buy online: Indian Polity for Civil Services Examinations – M. Laxmikanth.
2. Introduction to the Constitution of India – Durga Das Basu
The Introduction To The Constitution Of India, by Dr. Durga Das Basu, is an analytical piece of work that is immensely helpful for those who are aspiring to write competitive examinations held by the Union or State Public Service Commission. Many toppers refer this book for UPSC CSE mains. Buy online: Introduction to the Constitution of India – Durga Das Basu.
3. Our Constitution Paperback – Subhash C. Kashyap
The book, 'Our Constitution' by Subhash C. Kashyap is a book that gives the readers an ideal introduction to the Indian Constitution. Subhash C. Kashyap is a famous scholar known for his expertise on the matters of Parliament. This book is written in such a format that readers from all backgrounds will be able to understand the concepts effectively. Buy online: Our Constitution Paperback – Subhash C. Kashyap.
4. Our Parliament – Subhash Kashyap
It is a comprehensive guide on Indian Parliament by Subhash C. Kashyap, who is a former Secretary-General of the Lok Sabha Secretariat as well as a former Secretary-General of the Lok Sabha. Buy online: Our Parliament – Subhash Kashyap.
5. Objective Indian Polity: General Studies – Paper I by Laxmikanth
Modelled on this author's best-selling Indian Polity, this book contains high-quality, Objective type questions on the Constitution and political system of India. Buy online: Objective Indian Polity by Laxmikanth.
Must Read Books for Indian Polity in IAS Exam Prelims:
- NCERT books IX, X, XI, XII – Click to download NCERT Books (Free).
- ClearIAS Indian Polity Notes (Free).
Approach to learn Indian Polity
We suggest an approach which is a mix of ias books (text-books) and ClearIAS online notes (free). An in-depth knowledge of Indian Constitution is necessary to score high in polity questions of Paper 1 (General Studies). So we suggest you know the fundamentals of Indian Constitution first.
Bookmark Indian Polity Section of ClearIAS.com for free notes, which will help you a lot for quick last-minute revision. And finally, enroll for ClearIAS Prelims Mock Test Series, which will help you be familiar with the type of objective questions asked in UPSC Civil Services Exam.


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Discussion in 'The Edge of the Forum' started by chuckstudios, Aug 29, 2008.
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What toolbar is that you have under the main bar?
Looks pretty useful
Web Developer. Although I use Firebug more (it's more of a debugger).
I love web developer and screwing with the CSS and making "skins" for the websites I go to lol


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I have always enjoyed Richelle's baked goods. Creme horns and cupcakes are my favorites. Unfortunately, her store has closed and if you want a custom goodie, you have to place orders. It was fun while it lasted.
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I have always enjoyed Richelle's baked goods. Creme horns and cupcakes are my favorites. Unfortunately, her store has closed and if you want a custom goodie, you have to place orders. It was fun while it lasted.
I haven't had a chance to read other reviews, but if it hasn't been noted already, Richelle's closed in Dec 2016. However, the bookstore/coffee shop, Bittersweet a block over on Forsyth St. has purchased the Blue Bell ice cream freezer and the crepe maker. I...More
All the confections are amazing! It is in an old, historic hotel and has so much charm! My favorite items are the key lime cupcakes and the orange blossoms!
if I lived in Americus, I'd probably be at this cafe everyday not only for the good food but the friendly service! We visited twice. Once for desserts and the next morning for breakfast crepes. We were not disappointed. The crepes were my favorite, and...More
This is a place to get the best spinach crepes in town. I think it may be the ONLY place to get them. They are cooked right before your eyes and someone even makes sure you know just how to devour it. Maybe that's not...More
I just love the sweets that I can buy at Richelle's! She really knows how to bake and decorate! What a treat to stop by and partake.
Quaint ice cream shop in the Winsor hotel. Excellent personable stop for a quick ice cream treat. Had some nice looking cup cakes that we did not try.
I looked forward to visiting this place the entire week before our trip to Americus! I was even more excited when we figured out it was connected to our hotel. We tried several flavors of the amazing cupcakes and they were awesome. Of course, in...More
Gluten free often means going without, making do, and overlooking odd textures. Not so at Richelle's. The gluten free crepes are astonishingly light and tender--no sacrifice on taste or texture. This is a very welcome alternative for anyone who can't eat biscuits, pizza or sandwiches....More
Were strolling around downtown after eating at the City Grill an decided to visit this place. First impression : beautiful advertisement outside the shop. Nice aroma! Once inside: place very clean and welcoming. We were greeted by the owner, very charming and polite. Bought cupcakes:chocolate...More


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Good detail of the pits. All sorts of different shapes and dimensions to cover anything you would want out of your standard pit trap.

LIKED: Many sizes and shapes for pits including oval and circular. They fit the existing stone scheme of the dungeon and cave tile sets.

DISLIKED: Would have liked other types of pits other then blackened out unseeable bottoms. Some spikes in some or pools of water would have been good.

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Member Websites
Many Write On The River Members have websites and blogs about themselves and/or their writing. Below are descriptions of and links to the websites and blogs of Write On The River Members. Click a link and make a connection. Find out more about your like-minded neighbors in our organization. Are you a member who would like a link to your site added below? Email firstname.lastname@example.com. To become a member, click here.
Kay Kenyon is the author of fourteen science fiction and fantasy novels. Her latest work is a historical fantasy series from Simon and Schuster, beginning with At the Table of Wolves and most recently, Serpent in the Heather. She is a founding member of Write on the River. She teaches an intensive bi weekly novel seminar for WOTR held February – May. Connect with Kay at her website, on Twitter @KayKenyon and Facebook @KayKenyonAuthor.
Haley Whitehall has been a member of Write on the River since January 2011. She lives in Wenatchee, WA and writes historical fiction for teens and adults. She blogs about writing and history and a combination of the two. You can visit her blog at: http://haleywhitehall.com/
Tina Wood has been a member of Write on the River since January 2011. She currently lives in Okanogan, WA. She is a blogger who focuses on one-year "encapsulated" blogs with specific themes. This year, she's blogging about various self-improvement projects, as well as the joys of dating in a rural county. You can visit her blog at http://katsonfire.blogspot.com
Molly Steere has attended Write On The River events since 2008 and joined the Board in the summer of 2011. She lives in Wenatchee, WA with her husband and 2-year-old son. Molly writes humorous posts (snarky Twinkies with a thoughtful filling) about the various ways she humiliates herself while trying to find her way in the world. You can read her blog at www.mollyflewthecoop.com.
Gavin and Nathan Seim are two brothers from central Washington who write short stories and fantasy fiction. They work side by side writing and refining the stories as one and have been involved in WOTR since 2010. Along with their personal blog, they also manage a website for writers called Writers Couch. A place for writing tips and ideas. You can read their blogs at http://brothersseim.com and http://writerscouch.com.
Mary Resk has attended most Write On The River events since 2003. She has been a member since membership became an option and is also a WOTR board member. She teaches, writes, performs, volunteers, plays and lives in Wenatchee, WA with her adorably neurotic husband and neurotically adorable cats. She specializes in creative non-fiction. Find her projects and blog links at: http://www.mkresk.wordpress.com
Donelle Knudsen joined Write On The River in November of 2011. She is a published author and lives in Richland, WA with her husband. She primarily writes memoir, short stories, and poetry, and is active in various writers' groups and organizations. Her blogs touch upon life's experiences as well as topics close to her heart: family, the writing life, nature, and how they all knit together. Visit her blogs at: http://dknudsen-writersblog.blogspot.com and http://www.authorsden.com/donelleknudsen
L. N. Jennings writes fiction for teens and adults, ranging from fantasy to science fiction. She lives in Tri-Cities, Washington with her husband and three kids and has been a member of Write On The River since March 2011. On her blog, she writes about her addiction to writing and the ups and downs to navigating the world of self-publishing. You can visit her blog on her new novel's website at www.sevensplinters.com.
Theresa Monsey writes high octane romantic thrillers under the pen name Trish McCallan. A double finalist in Romance Writers of America's prestigious 2013 RITA® contest, Theresa has been writing for as long as she can remember. Her award winning romantic thriller– Forged in Fire– came about after a marathon reading session, and a bottle of Nyquil that sparked a vivid dream. She lives in eastern Washington with four golden retrievers, a black lab mix and two cats. You can find out more information on up coming projects through her website at http://trishmccallan.com/index.html
Elizabeth Fountain has been a member of Write on the River since 2012 and has two published novels so far, with a slew more in the works. She lives in Ellensburg, in the heart of the beautiful and diabolically windy Kittitas Valley. Her writing uses science fiction and fantasy to capture the unintentional humor of everyday life. You can read her thoughts on writing, music, friendship, and baseball at her blog Point No Point (http://lizfountain.wordpress.


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We started a series called Pro Tips. In this series we talk to the greatest thinkers and entrepreneurs about what they do best, and try to get tips for all the Shopify owners out there.
Gary Vaynerchuk is one of the most successful entrepreneurs to use social media. His passion has allowed him to attract 90,000 daily viewers to his video blog and his relentless promoting has enabled his online store, Wine Library, to sell over $60 million of wine in 2008.
We recently sat down with Gary Vaynerchuk, author of the New York Times bestseller Crush It!, and asked him to share with us some advice on how to promote your online stores.
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5 Reasons you should watch A Werewolf Boy
If you love Park Bo Young and Song Joong Ki, then Werewolf Boy, premiering this weekend on DramaFever, is the movie you have got to see. Whether you already know the wonderful goodness that is this amazing movie or you have yet to discover this gem, come with me as we discuss 5 reasons why this movie is on everyone's "must watch" list.
If you saw Oh My Ghostess recently, then you know how wonderful an actress Park Bo Young is. Her chemistry with her silent co-star gives you all the feels a young girl can feel for both her favorite pet and her first love. She also doesn't take much crap from the rich jerk who thinks she owes him something.
2. Yoo Yun Suk
Often known for his sweet boy-next-door roles, he does a 180 and gives us a sniveling bad guy who you just love to hate. Spoiled rich boy Ji Tae has set his sights on the young Soon Yi, and nothing, especially some scroungy, mute, feral kid, is going to get in his way.
Playing the feral child found abandoned on the property by the previous owner, Joong Ki brilliantly displays all the danger of a child raised as an animal and the genuine heart of a boy falling in love. Eager to please his new family, Chul Soo steps into the role of protector, which steals Soon Yi's heart but gets him into hot water with Ji Tae. Don't worry that he never says a word. Joong Ki says everything that needs saying with his eyes and body language. This is one character you will not need subtitles to understand.
4. You can never have enough Song Joong Ki in period wear.
However, I think Goo Hong Ah from SungKyunKwan Scandal might have something to say about his make-up job.
5. Love never dies
The love between Soon Yi and Chul Soo is so deep and endearing that you will melt through the whole movie. As innocent as a puppy and as deep as river, their love sees them through everything that is pulling them apart. Her acceptance of what he is and knowing that he will never hurt her keeps you coming back to this wonderful movie over and over again. Watching Chul Soo love Soon Yi with every fiber of his being will make you cry, so if you don't already know, keep tissues handy. I hope I'm not the only one who burst into tears at the end.
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We've been following Prashant Miranda's work for years now and we hooted with joy when he agreed to take the #6FrameStoryChallenge. Prashant's motivations to take the challenge reveal that the challenge is a simple and fun thing to do (Pssst : If you are an illustrator, go sign up NOW!)
Prashant says,
"I am in between illustrating 2 children's books, and I like Pratham Books' mission: A book in every child's hand, so I decided to take up the challenge.
We revealed a few frames of Prashant's story on our Facebook event page yesterday and promised to reveal the entire story today. So, here goes...
So, what are you waiting for? Just 9 days more to submit your 6 frame story for the challenge. Get started!
Also, there is a virtual drawing party happening over at the #6FrameStoryChallenge event page. Join it (regardless of if you are an illustrator or not) to get your daily dose of whimsy and magic.
(Prashant Miranda, grew up in Bangalore, studied at the National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad and moved to Toronto soon after. He spends his summers in Canada, and winters in India, where he travels and documents his life through his watercolour journals, animates films, illustrates childrens books and paints murals. View his work at www.prashart.blogspot.com)
Also read the other interviews by illustrators who took the challenge:Kalyani Ganapathy


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608 - Pinocchio's Mouth
Charlie's new girlfriend Chelsea asks him to spend the night at her place, which puts Charlie well outside of his comfort zone, while Alan tries to enforce a punishment that Judith had given Jake for mooning a group of girls.
609 - The Mooch at the Boo
Jake disappears with the daughter (Tinashe Kachingwe) of Charlie's neighbor, a former NFL player (Michael Clarke Duncan), and Charlie is left to cover his back. Meanwhile, Alan scores a hot date (Bellamy Young) with the help of Charlie's Mercedes and ends up losing both the car and what little was left of his dignity.
610 - He Smelled the Ham, He Got Excited
Evelyn offers to pay for Jake's college education, and Alan becomes listless because he has no compelling reason to work anymore, while Jake discovers a hidden talent in the culinary arts that may allow him to bypass college altogether. Jon Polito and Kelly Stables guest star.
611 - The Devil's Lube
One of Charlie's old partners in crime (Emilio Estevez) dies while talking to Charlie leaving him to reevaluate his own reckless lifestyle and tell everyone in his life (except Alan) how much he cares about them, eventually leading to Charlie almost proposing marriage to former stalker Rose. James Earl Jones guest stars.
612 - Thank God for Scoliosis
Temptation is the theme of this episode as Charlie and Jake fight for the affections of a waitress, while Alan and his receptionist Melissa (Kelly Stables), who has since recovered from her disastrous fling with Charlie, fight to suppress their mutual attraction.
613 - I Think You Offended Don
Judith is pregnant with a baby girl and Alan is convinced that he is the father; he helps Herb paint the baby's room, but gets thrown out after he upsets Judith. Jake is in a bad mood and Charlie thinks he knows the reason.
614 - David Copperfield Slipped me a Roofie
Convinced that Alan's family doesn't fully appreciate him after they throw him a pathetic birthday party, Melissa invites Alan to live with her and her mom, whose disturbing hobbies quickly send Alan back whence he came.
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Genny Kieley Books
About the Author
Book Store
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BaitStore Angel and Other Stories
Green Stamps to Hot Pants
Heart and Hard Work
Pride and Tradition
Roots and Ties
Whats New
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Night Writers
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Minnesota Memories
From Green Stamps to Hot Pants:
Growing up in the 50s and 60s in the
Twin Cities and Northeast Minneapolis.
Books by Twin Cities Author
Genny Zak Kieley
I have fond memories of my childhood years. But it also makes me a little sad when I think back because times have changed so much and so quickly. Although I am not that old it seems like I grew up a hundred years ago. It's been said that people waste time dreaming about yesterday; but there is a piece of me that remains back there.
I remember the day we moved into our house in Northeast Minneapolis and how it seemed so strange to me. so unknown; an old house that smelled of wooden floors and linoleum. There were freshly planted little trees and railroad tracks in the field across the street. We were near the Mississippi River. with a park that had swings. a slide. monkey-bars and a wading pool. My brother and I hid in the coal bin and built forts across the street. My mother cooked great meals of fried chicken or Sunday roast beef with mashed potatoes and white cream gravy. peas and carrots and her special home-made bread that she baked fresh each week.
My brother and I sat cross-legged and wide-eyed on the living room floor watching the cowboy shows on Saturday mornings. The neighborhood was alive with a pulse all its own. We got to know the kids on our block; the Anderson. Rosti and Dalecki girls with their swing set in the backyard. I envied them. Mothers screamed out their front door for their kids to come in for supper. We sat down together to eat and said Grace. After supper we ran and played Red Light. Green Light. Statue. King of the Mountain. catch and bounce the ball. sang songs and played lots of make believe. We'd leave our windows and doors wide open during summer nights so we'd get the cool breezes going through. No one had air-conditioning in those days.
We sometimes lay down on the grass to look at the stars. We'd see who could find the big and little dippers. and of course we'd wish on a star. The seasons came and went. In the summer we played marbles. jump rope. and practiced tricks with our yo-yos. In the winter we made snow angels and skated at the park. I remember catching raindrops in my mouth and eating snow and icicles. We had time to dream and to be together. September brought school and a new excitement. The thrill of brand-new clothes and school supplies; how great was that! We piled up leaves and dove into them and enjoyed the paper sales and ice cream socials. We went through good times and bad. Went through friendships new and old. first loves. first heartbreaks. sock hops and doo-wop music. We danced our hearts out. traded clothes and our 45s. I'll always remember that time.
Green Stamps to Hot Pants
Like many other baby boomers I have a deep sentimental yearning to reclaim the memory of days long past. We were the "Baby Boom Generation" born after the soldiers had come home from World War II. 1946 to 1962. No matter how ridiculous or dowdy we looked back then. it was the way we were. As teenagers we used words like "far out" and "cool" and "groovy." and some of us became rebels. protesting the Viet Nam War. cultivating Flower Power. and adopting the Hippie lifestyle. The music was deep. powerful and also a little crazy. But it was also a time of innocence; this is a memoir of the world as I remember it in the 1950s and 60s.
Northeast Books
Northeast is one of the most storied parts of Minneapolis with its crazy quilt character. Three well written books entertain a capsule history of the development of Northeast Minneapolis from its earliest days through the 1940s and 50s. a time when everyone knew their neighbors and felt safe on the streets after dark. Each book features the exploration of a community through interviews. photos and research that capture the spirit and soul of the area. The residents tell the stories of their lives. the businesses they created. their parks. schools and old fashioned values. Filled with memories and family names. Come walk the streets of Northeast and enter the churches. homes. small stores. and even a shoemaker shop.
Newly released
is a great non fiction collection of stories told by the Fabulous Storyteller Genny Zak Kieley titled
BaitStore Angel and Other Stories
be sure to get your copy today.
You can order it on line now and be the first in line when it is released on Aug 5.
What's to come....
In addition to her series on Northeast Minneapolis and her memoirs of the 50's and 60's. Genny has a few more projects currently in the works.
Sequal to Green Stamps tentatively titled--
More Green Stamps to Hot Pants
: Growing up in the 50s and 60s
Book of Short Stories called
Baitstore Angel and Other Stories
.Daughter # Five. Fisherman's Wife
A Memoir called
A Mother's Journal: Journey Back to Hope after the death of my son
Genny is a member of the Maple Grove Nightwriters. A group that is a spin-off of Maureen LaJoy's Center for Developing Writers that started in 2000.
Books by Genny Kieley
Genny Kieley Book Store
Baitstore Angel
and Other Stories
Green Stamps
to Hot Pants
Heart and
Hard Work
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I love that make up a word thing- I've just printed it to use today!
I'm about to start implementing post it notes more too... I hadn't even thought of requesting the kids to bring them in. But why not?! The think that's put me off implementing them fully up until now is how many I'd go through $$$
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We are sticky note crazy at my school. As far as supplying them to the students we do half and half. The students have sticky notes on their supply list that gets dumped into a "classroom community pile," and then we also have them in the teacher supply room.
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I buy them on sale, get some from the supply cupboard, and the kids bring their own. I ask parents for 3 things on Back to School Night: tissue, glue sticks, and Post It Notes. They are really good about it. Most years we have plenty:)ReplyDelete
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Even with a community of 8,000 students it seems as though it's a small one. Whether a commuter or resident student, you will find yourself involved in one way or another. Joining a balancing act that we all commit through school, work and extracurricular activities you'll find the next four years of your life fly past you. If you thought that high school went quick, college happens at the speed of light!Read More
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I Had My Aura Read and It Was Better Than Therapy
The camera takes a first exposure of your physical self and a second of your energetic overlay.
I have a lot of things going for me that read like your typical lesbian OK Cupid profile: sensitive, likes to cuddle, has a dog, is spiritual. I grew up with a mother who believed in herbs and food as medicine, and an energy healer uncle who taught me about self-fulfilling prophecy, crystal healing, Atlantis, and connection to Source/God/One by age 12.
By the time I was in high school we were discussing interdimensional travel, channeling, and life (and past life) in other star systems as dinner conversation.
That said, cultivating a sense of spirituality doesn't mean you can't still be a real c-u-n-t. Which plenty of "New Age" people are, using their super psychic/healing powers as a crowbar into someone's emotional security, or insulating their egos with a sense of "higher purpose," or absolving themselves of responsibility with "this is what the universe wants" or "what will be will be."
I used to be one of these spiritual assholes who used my oversoul -- the pathway from birth to death that many believe the soul decided on before entering a body in order to learn specific lessons -- as a scapegoat for the mean, destructive, selfish, animal stuff I used to do.
Somewhere along the way, I turned a corner and stopped being such a crazy bitch. Hate to sound like Santana on "Glee" (oh yes, I watch "Glee," too bad) but I think I stopped being mean when I decided to come out as a full-blown lesbian.
That was four years ago, and I had to move away from everyone and everything familiar (I chose Las Vegas to do this) and really "go inside myself" as they say. Wow, what a difference it makes when you decide to stop using sex with a specific gender as a way of punishing yourself.
So on top of hearing from me about various ways in which we can thrive and heal and grow using various earth and animal and seemingly intangible energies and tools, I'll also be sprinkling in some gay stuff.
If you have questions about anything "New Age," hit me up at email@example.com, and know I'm not going to hippie-wash you. (By the way, the term "new age" refers to the coming shift of our planet's northern zenith gyrations from astrological positioning in Pisces to Aquarius; many people think it's happening now, and that the term "new age" is no longer relevant, because it is in fact the present age.) Also, if you're dying to know anything about being a homo, I may have some help for you. That I am a voice of reason on here lets you know what kind of awesome, wild gals we're dealing with on XOJane.


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