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Heated Poultry Waterer
In essence, it's a proven, heated 2.25 gal bucket with our own insulated lid and 3 special recessed nipples. (Nipples are a drip-catch design.)
Waterer cannot hang.
- Top-fill
- No messy trough
- Water is always clean
- Unique insulated cover
- Low electrical consumption
Common Uses
- Capacity: 2.25 gal (9 qt)
- Size: 11"H, 9" dia
- Suited for: adults
- Number of birds: 26
- Waterfowl: yes
- Can it hang: no
- 50-watt heater
- 6 ft protected electrical cord
- Coned lid to prevent birds from sitting on the waterer and soiling the water
- Bucket includes heavy-duty carry handle (not for hanging)
- Built-in thermostat turns 50-watt heating element on at 40°F and off at 60°F
How to Use
Set the waterer so the nipples are just above head height—the birds should stretch up slightly to drink.
Handle is used to carry the bucket (unplugged) to and from a hydrant for filling. Some may find the bucket handle fits too loosely underneath the lid. For a better fit, gently squeeze the top of the bucket inward while attaching the lid. The lid will snap into place over the handle.
Chickens will take to the nipple drinkers more readily when there is no other water source available. We recommend removing your current waterer and placing the new waterer in the same location. Then, bring a bird's beak directly to the nipple drinker and flick/activate the nipple to demonstrate the new water source.
Warning: Risk of electrical shock—Connect only to a branch circuit protected by a ground-fault circuit-interrupter (GFCI). Contact a qualified electrician if you cannot verify that the circuit is protected by a GFCI.
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Vivienne P from Colorado
I love this waterer. It is a snap to fill and stays clean. There is nothing worse than dealing with foul water in the winter. We've had sub zero temperatures and it works like a charm. I only wish it could be hung but the listing is clear that you cannot hang it up by the handle.
Jana S from Kansas
Have been searching for a way to keep CLEAN chicken water available to peeps in the winter. Saw this one accidently and ordered it. I'm in love! Chickens haven't taken to it yet since they are not used to nipples but I keep working with them and know they will figure it out. I love this waterer because it keeps the water clean, unfrozen, holds enough for flock and is easy to tend. My lid fits fine and snaps on when I get it in the right position. I would recommend this to others but if your peeps haven't used nipples before, you might be over stressed. I would buy another and will probably switch other waterers over to nipples.
Robin P from Arkansas
I bought the first one, a couple months ago. Went back and ordered another. I use nipple drinkers, and they were always freezing, but the interior was fine. My entire flock adjusted to the sideways nipples quickly, even my ducks. The thermostat is a life saver. Glad they were in stock this year!!!! Best I have ever seen!!
Vanessa B from Kansas
We have had sub zero temps and it works perfectly, water is clean and defrsosted, BUT, we have had it for about 2 weeks and my chickens won't drink out of it, I have showed them the nipples, (they have a different one in the coop they use) and the ducks can't drink out of it because of the little lip (they drink out of the nipple bucket in the coop). I am hoping they will eventually get used to it, but I do use the lovely fresh water to fill the other electric dog bowl I had to buy.
Garett J from Iowa
Lid doesn't fit chickens nock it off. All it is is a dog bowl with nipples. Can make it yourself. Way too expensive.


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Good friends and feel-good (healthy!) food on a beautiful backyard afternoon was a perfect way to celebrate Nick & Vani's baby on the way! Close friend, Marla Hudnall of Fujiko's Flowers, put together this {Mint & Pink} Owl Inspired Baby Shower with a mouthwatering Paleo menu, Crossfit inspired activities and a heart-stoppingly-gorgeous tablescape, adorable diaper cake and more beautifully captured details by Kaysha Weiner!
PARTY HIGHLIGHTS, to look out for:
- Pink Depression Dishes, Mint Cake Stands with Wood Slices and Stunning Floral Arrangements
- Watermelon Soup Shooters, Buddy Miles Cocktail & Coconut Macaroons
- Handmade Owl topped Diaper Cake, Ripped Fabric Garland & Painted Upholstered Chairs
- Mini Plyo Box guest sign in, Thrifted Bassinet for gifts & Mason Jars with pink straws + "Congrats" Party Flags
PARTY DETAILS, as told by Marla…
Our rag tag class of 6AM CrossFit is an extremely close knit community. We celebrate birthdays, housewarmings, play hooky to go to Disneyland, etc. So of course when one of our couples announced they were expecting, we couldn't wait to throw them a shower… CrossFit style!
The parents to be really liked the Happi Tree theme by Dena Designs, and told me they were planning on decorating the baby's room in various shades of pinks and greens with a few accent colors. So, I had my colors and my theme, and since the guests were all fellow CrossFit people, I wanted to make sure we included elements from that community.
Invitations were designed by my husband, Andrew Deutsch, and assembled by me. We took the Happi Tree characters and designed them to be doing CrossFit activities… the owls now had kettle bells in one wing, the birds had headbands on and were sweating, the squirrel was now lifting a dumbell instead of sniffing a flower, and the porcupine was down below with his plyo box and medicine ball. Invitations were finished off with a belly band, that matched the envelope lining. Addresses were done by hand with acrylic ink to give a raised thermography feel, and stamps were custom created to match the theme of the invitation.
Amalfi tables were decorated with vintage doilies, dishes were white distressed square plates on top of mint green linens and adorned with "Adam" pink depression glass plates from 1934. Centerpieces was a collection of four types of arrangements in jadeite glassware, milk glass, vintage bottles and distressed bird cages with wood slices. Flowers were mostly a soft pink such as juliet garden roses, cafe au lait dahlias, soft peach carnations, and pink astilbe. For greens, I added in succulents, air plants, mint and varagated pittosporum.
For the guestbook, I purchased a mini plyo box from WOD Toys and decorated it to match the theme. At many CrossFit gyms, when you go to workout as a guest, it's customary to buy one of their gym t-shirts. So, for favors, we gave out t-shirts which were designed by Andrew.
For decor, I wanted it soft and feminine. Giant tissue paper flowers (tutorial here) were made and placed up in the trees to imitate the flowers on the Happi Tree pattern. A sign at the front of the house welcomed guests. (Our home gym is fondly referred to as "CrossFit Driveway".)
There was an old bassinet to hold gifts which I got from a yard sale down the street. The two vintage chairs for mom and dad to sit in were purchased from a thrift shop and then the fabric was painted pink to match the theme (tutorial here). The curtain behind them was a collection of fabric strips that were cut at a 45 degree angle to prevent from fraying and then tied on. I also made them a diaper cake as part of our gift to them. On top I made an owl stuffed animal holding his own kettle bell. Inside contained diapers and bath products from Burt's Bees. But best of all, it also contained a quilt echoing the theme of the baby's room which had been hand made by my extremely talented aunt, Beth Norris.
For food, many of the people at our gym follow the Paleo diet which consists mainly of fish, grass-fed pasture raised meats, eggs, vegetables, fruit, fungi, roots and nuts and excludes grains, legumes, dairy products, refined salts, refined sugars and processed oils. To achieve this, I turned to one of our gym members, Chef Stefan from eliteEATS to cater the event. Menu consisted of:
- Watermelon Soup Shooters with Mint
- Chicken Satay Skewers with Spicy Cashew Dipping Sauce
- Shrimp and Avocado Salad with Mango, Lime and Cilantro
- Grilled Vegetables
- Zucchini Hummus
- Grilled Peaches with Balsamic Glaze
For desert, I created a separate table wrapping the base in pink fabric and decorating with more fabric strips. Desserts were displayed on vintage cake plates I had collected over the years. Cupcakes were decorated in adorable cupcake toppers of the Happi Tree characters CrossFitting away.
- Paleo Chocolate Cupcakes (by eliteEATS)
- Coconut Macaroons (Elana's Pantry)
- Chocolate Avocado Mousse with Cashew Cream (The Clean Plate Chef)
For drinks, I again wanted to keep it as Paleo-ish as possible. So, I substituted in coconut sugar for where it called for white sugar, and made sure that the alcohol was either tequila, or vodka made from grapes instead of grains. Drink station was set up on an old work station recovered from the garage. A small sign was placed near the glasses saying "Raise a glass to the future Vixen!" (In our gym the boys are called Volts and the girls are Vixens.) Mason jars were placed out for drinking, and pink striped paper straws were decorated with flags designed by Andrew with various sayings like "Pitter Patter", "Sugar & Spice", "Nick & Vani" etc. Some of the drinks went into apothecary drink dispensers, while the rest were poured into swing top bottles and placed in a vintage baby bath tub to keep cold. I even managed to get my brother, Christopher Hudnall, to contribute his award winning recipe that recently debuted at the Food Network South Beach Wine & Food Festival "Garden to the Glass" event.
- Cucumber Mint Water
- Coconut Water
- Iced Tea
- Basil Lemonade
- Basil Vodka Gimlet
- The Buddy Miles (by Chris Hudnall)
Last of all… activities! Every year, there is a world wide competition sponsored by Reebok called "The CrossFit Games". Teams and individuals compete to get the title. This year our gym's team made it all the way to regionals! So, for us we had "The Shower Games" with pink kettle bells as prizes for the winners.
Workout Of The Day (WOD) #1 – 1 minute of water balloon pregnant burpees. Stuff a water balloon down your shirt, and do as many burpees as you can in 1 minute without letting your water break.
WOD #2 – "Full Term" In a team of two work as quickly as you can. One person works with a backpack containing a 15lb med ball on their front. They will complete 9 squats, 9 sit-ups, and 9 push-ups (9 = months of pregnancy.) They will then sprint 40 meters (40 = number of weeks). Meanwhile their partner will be holding a bumper plate over their head. They will then switch off, completing 3 rounds total. (3 = number of trimesters.)
WOD #3 – "Clean up the House" Colored blocks were scattered around. One partner had a laundry basket to hold behind the line to catch the blocks, the other partner wore the backpack with the 15lb med ball on the front and had to squat down, pick up the block and toss it into their partner's hamper. Whoever got the most blocks in 1 minute won.
- Event Design and Florals: Marla Hudnall of Fujiko's Flowers
- Photography: Kaysha Weiner
- Plate, Tub and Bottle Rentals: Town and Country
- Table, Chairs, Linens and Silverware Rentals: JC Party Rentals
- Jadeite Cake Stand Rentals: Minted & Vintage
- Beverage Consultant: Chris Hudnall
- Quilt: Beth Norris
- Mini Plyo Box: WOD Toys
- Catering: Chef Stefan Niemczyk of eliteEATS
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Thank you for sharing this elegant baby shower inspired by my happi by Dena designs! I posted it on my Facebook page for my fans to be inspired by. If I might just add, my name is spelled Dena, not Denna. :) Everything looks beautiful!
Hi Dena, Do you mind sharing where you found the birdcages?
I'm impressed with the paleo catering! That's not an easy diet to make creative!
Thank you so much for the feature! I'm so thrilled to make it on here.
Is it possible to also add a vendor to the vendor credits?
Catering: Chef Stefan Niemczyk of eliteEATS
Thanks again!
Such an incredible shower to be part of, and we are beyond excited to see it featured here today – yay!
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The alarm chimed about 6 am.
Mike was not well. Fever, night sweats, headache, zero energy.
This is a man who is almost never sick and never complains. So if he says he's sick, he's sick.
I'd not packed aspirin, but I brought Excedrin Migraine and generic ibuprofen. And my ND's immune system boosting tincture. So I played doctor, then we both went back to sleep.
Fort Nelson is located at mile 300 of the Alaska Highway. After the AM nap, we wandered into the most amazing hotel (its namesake, Fort Nelson Hotel) for a late breakfast. Definitely lumberjack country, judging by our portion sizes. And the four guys who wandered in after us.
Next, local history.
Fort Nelson Heritage Museum
Mike's feeling a little better, so we head to the Fort Nelson Heritage Museum. This was our first reminder that stay-and-see (and talk to people) provides a much different vacation experience than focus-on-miles.
The curator Marl Brown (83, retired mechanic) reminded me SO much of my dad. The museum is a labor love birthed by a pack-rat-on-steroids!
Are you a car buff? This museum has got to be on your bucket list! Marl drove a 1908 Buick to Whitehorse (600+ miles, plus return trip) not too many years ago.
But the museum is more than old cars (that run!).
There's an old post office. An Army mess hall that was turned into a church (and still has Sunday services). A trapper's (log) cabin. A company-built house with period appliances (an enticement to bring workers to the area).
The town's generator, before the town was on the grid. (Remember, the Alaska Highway was built in the 40s and connected this area with the rest of the world.) Telecomm equipment. Farm equipment. And stuffed animals, galore!
Marl told us he started saving things after moving to the area in the late 1950s. From his receipt of the annual Walter Smith Visionary Award in 2012:
Marl Brown came from Alberta in 1957 to work as a mechanic for the Royal Canadian Army at Mile 245 of the Alaska Highway. He, and his wife Mavis, must have been confirmed northerners from the very beginning, because a few years later, in 1961, the Browns opened Prophet River Esso Service at Mile 245, and ran it until moving to Fort Nelson in the mid-1970s. In Fort Nelson he took care of the municipal water supply until he retired in 1996.
And what an adventurer he is!
[I]n 1975, in the dead of winter, when he drove a 1926 Model T from Fort Simpson to Fort Nelson, years before the road now known as the Simpson Trail was built. In 2008, just to celebrate the 100th anniversary of his 1908 Buick Model 10, he and Mavis, along with co-pilot Bill McLeod, drove the car from Fort Nelson to Whitehorse.
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Mike heads back to our room for a nap. I head to the local pharmacy for cold/flu medicine. And an edge-of-town photo op.
Dinner tonight is at ONE restaurant at the Woodland Suites hotel. We thought the NY strip was lovely until Tuesday night's at Boston Pizza. (Yeah, who knew? Not us yanks.)


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At Multnomah County, the local government most responsible for supporting vulnerable people, we have a unique focus for our economic development efforts: We seek to help people who might rely on county services to become economically self-sufficient. We try not to duplicate the efforts of the cities and the state of Oregon. Rather, we want to complement them by focusing on the human part of the equation.
So while we don't emphasize giving tax breaks to lure out-of-state corporate headquarters, we do provide workforce training for people who seek to improve their job skills and educational opportunities for folks on probation and parole who want to turn their lives around.
When State Rep. Patrick Sheehan, R-Clackamas, dismissed programs that work with homeless people and low-income families as unworthy of economic development dollars, as he did in his opinion piece criticizing Multnomah County's efforts ("Economic development dollars go to social programs," July 17), he revealed an approach that is outdated, flawed and shortsighted.
Rep. Sheehan ignores the reality that vulnerable populations cost taxpayers more if we don't do something about the problems they face. Investing in solutions helps create a better-trained, more stable workforce and a broader prosperity that benefits all of us.
Indeed, while a vibrant economy once relied exclusively on investments in infrastructure -- roads, ports, sidewalks -- in the 21st century the most critical need is an innovative, highly skilled population.
The state of Oregon shares our view, defining economic development broadly. In doing so, the state provides flexibility for local governments like ours to address unique local needs and community concerns.
Just last year we created a new micro-loan program that partners with local community development organizations to support people seeking to start small businesses. These small loans, and the training and support that accompanies them, can help local residents lift themselves out of poverty so they no longer need to rely on government assistance.
Ironically, Sheehan offers the new Neighborhood Prosperity Initiative as an example the county should follow. In fact, Multnomah County helped create this initiative last year with the city of Portland and the Portland Development Commission.
Just last week, the Multnomah County board voted to invest more than $1 million through the Neighborhood Prosperity Initiative into these long-neglected neighborhoods. Our flexible dollars can be invested in people, for things like marketing and business training, to ensure that new storefronts and sidewalks stay busy.
While the pain our residents continue to feel from the weak economy provides fodder for political posturing, we would all do better to focus on working together to strengthen our economy. Multnomah County is rightly focused toward the long view: creating a vibrant, thriving community for all of our residents. As chair, I remain committed to fostering a just and prosperous economy by equipping our residents with the tools they need to be successful.
Jeff Cogen is chair of the Multnomah County Board of Commissioners.


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The TSP 7000 Series turret truck offers unrivaled lift and lower speeds so operators can move more product in and out of the warehouse. The unique MonoLift™ mast provides the ultimate in visibility and stability all the way to 675" — maximizing your vertical warehouse space.
With a maximum capacity of 3300 pounds, the 72/80 volt TSP 7000 operates in a very narrow-aisle space only inches wider than the truck itself. Free-lift (TF), no free-lift (TN) and triple-telescopic (TT) mast options are available to suit most any turret truck application.


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To get into the 2008 Halloween programming spirit, I would like to share an email my co-worker, Russell, sent me this morning. Here is what was in the email:
One of my friends down in LA likes to put on a "light show" every Halloween… of course light and sound synchronized. He's a bit of an Oingo Boingo fan (so sound's required, sorry).
Sound is played quietly for pedestrians (until 9pm), and he broadcasts the music on 99.1 … not sure the FCC likes that, but… oh well.
And yeah… as a day job, he's a Disney Imagineer — and one of the loony folks that went to Japan with us a few years back (yes, primarily just to ride roller coasters).
I wish I had the technical expertise to do something this grand at my house. Oh well, at least there is Halloween 2009. Lots of time for me to study up until then. Happy programming!


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Two types of vehicles operate under license within the Borough:
Hackney Carriages
The Licensing Section are working hard to ensure a high standard of hackney carriages. New applications for licensed hackney carriage vehicles are only accepted if the vehicle is purpose built, wheelchair accessible. The vehicle must be less than five years old when the application is made and it will not be licensed by the Council when it has reached the age of 9 years. Vehicles irrespective of age are tested twice a year. Vehicles must be red, black or blue.
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If for some reason you are unable to find the information which you require on our website, you can contact us by the following methods.
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Frequency of "Schlinker" Surname in the US
2000 US Census
The surname "Schlinker" is not included in the US Census Bureau's ranking of surnames with 100 or more people. Since fewer than 100 people with this surname were included in the 2000 Census, it is relatively uncommon.
Source: "Frequently Occurring Surnames from the Census 2000", US Census Bureau.
1990 US Census
Accoring to the US Census Bureau, "Schlinker" ranked #54,403 in frequency out of 88,799 surnames for which statistics were released from the 1990 Census.
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"The renovations of Raymond James Stadium, combined with the addition of talented new players to our roster, have our fans excited for the start of the 2016 season," Buccaneers Chief Operating Officer Brian Ford said. "We look forward to showcasing our new and improved gameday experience as well as celebrating some of the special game themes that have developed into fan favorites, such as the Ring of Honor and our military Salute to Service."
The Buccaneers will begin their home slate in a CBS nationally televised matchup against the Cleveland Browns on Friday, August 26, at 8 p.m. ET. Halftime entertainment will be provided by the team's Junior Cheer program. Additionally, the contest will mark the official debut of the first stage of extensive renovations and improvements to Raymond James Stadium which feature brand new, state-of-the-art, high definition video boards in each end zone, four HD tower video displays in each corner of the lower bowl, HD ribbon boards and an all-new dispersed sound system.
Tampa Bay concludes its preseason slate by hosting the Washington Redskins on September 1, while also celebrating the NFL's Youth Football initiative which is focused on providing youth football participants with safe and accessible places to play, as well as programs and initiatives that address the importance of proper coaching, health, safety and wellness, academic and life skills development and character education programs.
On September 25, the Buccaneers return to Raymond James Stadium to face the Los Angeles Rams in Tampa Bay's regular-season home opener. The game, which begins at 4:05 p.m., will celebrate the beginning of the 2016 season as part of the NFL's league-wide Kickoff theme.
The Super Bowl 50 Champion Denver Broncos will visit on October 2 in another late-afternoon start as the organization will join in trumpeting the league's Play 60 campaign, which is designed to tackle childhood obesity by getting kids active and aware of the importance of health and fitness.
The Buccaneers take part in the league-wide "A Crucial Catch" campaign on October 30 against the Oakland Raiders, as the team and stadium will be highlighted by pink accents to show support for breast cancer awareness. Included in the weekend's activities to raise funds for the cause will be the team's fourth annual Treasure Chests 5K Run/Walk and Corporate Challenge, a certified road race held in the shadows of Raymond James Stadium. In order to accommodate the growing numbers of runners that participate in the event, this year's Treasure Chests 5K race will be held on Saturday, October 29, rather than on gameday morning. Additional details will be released at a later date.
On Thursday, November 3, Tampa Bay plays under the lights on a primetime stage, hosting the Atlanta Falcons on Thursday Night Football as the Buccaneers celebrate the extraordinary career of legendary safety John Lynch during a halftime Ring of Honor induction ceremony. Lynch becomes the ninth member of the Ring of Honor, joining Buccaneer legends John McKay, Lee Roy Selmon, Jimmie Giles, Paul Gruber, Warren Sapp, Derrick Brooks, Doug Williams and Mike Alstott. In addition, both the Falcons and Buccaneers will wear their Color Rush uniforms.
When Tampa Bay takes on Chicago on November 13, the team will honor the country's military with the annual Salute to Service game. While the organization honors the men and women who served or continue to serve our country year-round, this day will showcase the Buccaneers' appreciation efforts for our military with specialized tributes throughout the gameday experience.
On November 27, the Seattle Seahawks travel to Tampa as part of the NFL's Thanksgiving celebration week.
The Buccaneers then face the New Orleans Saints on December 11, in a game that will recognize Tampa Bay's Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee. The NFL's Walter Payton Man of the Year program recognizes players league-wide for their excellence on and off the field, culminating in the announcement of the award winner during the NFL Honors, the night prior to the Super Bowl.
The team will close out the 2016 regular season with a crucial NFC South matchup against the defending NFC Champion Carolina Panthers while celebrating its annual Fan Appreciation Day on January 1, 2017. Fans in attendance will be honored with giveaways, messages from players and even the chance to be selected to receive one of the Buccaneers' team captains' game-worn jerseys.
August 26 Cleveland Browns Junior Cheer
September 1 Washington Redskins Youth Football
September 25 Los Angeles Rams Kickoff
October 2 Denver Broncos Play 60
October 30 Oakland Raiders Breast Cancer Awareness
November 3 Atlanta Falcons Ring of Honor/Color Rush
November 13 Chicago Bears Salute to Service
November 27 Seattle Seahawks Thanksgiving
December 11 New Orleans Saints Walter Payton Man of the Year
January 1 Carolina Panthers Fan Appreciation Day
The Buccaneers continue to offer season pass memberships at a wide variety of price points. Memberships start at just $40 (per game) for adults and $20 (per game) for youth and discounts are available for groups of 10 or more. In addition, this season the Buccaneers are offering a pair of five-game plans. For more information, to speak with a Buccaneers account representative or to get information about special group pricing, please contact 866-582-BUCS (2827) or visit Buccaneers.com.
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Native son: Only relatives, one-time neighbors and true-blue fans of Gainesville-bred rocker Tom Petty are likely to find much of interest in Southern Accents, a half-hour documentary and record promotion that MTV is showing Saturday night at 11. And even they may find their patience tested.
Nothing much happens and, as Petty has sung, ''The waiting is the hardest part.''
Since they formed 10 years ago, Petty and his band, the Heartbreakers, have become major stars playing a brand of rock that recalls the Byrds, Bob Dylan and the Rolling Stones. Southern Accents, the LP from which the Saturday night MTV special takes its title, is high on the Billboard charts now.


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Saturday, 16 April 2011
Tom Slingsby wins Silver medal at Sailing World Cup in Spain
Tom Slingsby (AUS) on his way to a silver medal in the Laser class in Palma. Image copyright Neus Jordi/Princesa Sofia/MAPFRE.
by Craig Heydon
Australian sailor Tom Slingsby has won a Silver medal in the Laser class on the final day of the ISAF Sailing World Cup in Spain.
Slingsby headed into the final race with a slender lead over the Great British pair of Paul Goodison and Nick Thompson with the shortened medal race a winner takes all affair on the waters of Palma bay.
Ultimately it was Goodison, the reigning Olympic champion, who brought home the Gold medal, with his third place finish enough to get him over the line while Slingby's fifth gave him Silver overall and Thompson's seventh left him with Bronze.
"It wasn't the best day on the water," said Slingsby. "The medal race was in a light sea breeze and I didn't get away to a great start and then never found a passing lane.
"Second is a good start to the European season and now I'm looking forward to going racing at the next World Cup round in Hyeres in France in a few weeks time."
The three time World Champion and reigning ISAF Rolex World Sailor of the Year was happy to be back racing in the Laser class for the first time since December last year and keen to build on his strong start to the year.
"I felt that I was sailing well enough all week to win here," said Slingsby. "I've been racing in the Laser class for a long time now so I seem to be able to have long breaks and come back well.
"Next event I will do one better," he said.
The Australian Sailing Team's 470 men's crew of Mathew Belcher and Malcolm Page were also in action on the final day in Palma and headed into the medal race sixth overall.
The 2010 World Champions crossed the line seventh in the 10 boat medal race fleet, leaving them seventh overall for the week.
"I think the race started quite well for us and we actually got the start of the week and were the best out of the fleet," said Page. "We managed to go the way we wanted but the wind shifted opposite to what we expected and we were mid fleet. Again at the critical moment we didn't have the boat speed to keep our position and rounded the first mark last.
"From there we fought very hard and managed to get back to seventh place at the last top mark and held this position until the finish," he said.
The Australian pair went into the medal race in a close battle for fifth, sixth and seventh with the two teams closest to them on points, Japan and Great Britain.
"The Japanese got the first shift perfectly and had a large lead at the first mark but we found ourselves in the mix with the Great Britain team," said Page. "But again they could get through us on the upwinds which left us in the position of trying to make a miracle on the last downwind. But today we couldn't pull the rabbit out of the hat."
Belcher and Page next head to France for the 470 Spring Cup, followed by round four of the ISAF Sailing World Cup, also in France, where they get the opportunity to test themselves against the best 470 crews in the world again.
"We came out of this week with a bit of a speed issue and need to stabilise a few things and work out if it's equipment of us," said Page. "We're looking forward to having another go at our competition at the next World Cup round where I would like to think we will be in better form.
"We're never happy unless we're winning," he said. "But saying that it is always good to meet your problems with enough time before your major peak regatta, so hopefully these lessons will make us stronger and a better team."
In the Women's Match Racing competition the Australian crew of Nicky Souter, Nina Curtis and Olivia Price finished the week in 10th, while fellow Australians Katie Spithill, Jessica Eastwell and Lucinda Whitty were 14th.
Brendan Casey was 20th in the Finn class and in the Laser fleet Australian Sailing Squad member Ashley Brunning was 15th and Australian Sailing Team athlete Tom Burton was 28th.
In the 470 class Sam Kivell and Will Ryan ended their regatta in 16th while Krystal Weir was 22nd in the Laser Radial fleet.
Full results from Palma can be found at www.trofeoprincesasofia.org
For more information on the Australian Sailing Team visit www.australiansailingteam.com.au or follow the team on Twitter at www.twitter.com/AusSailingTeam
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text: Though young at 22 years of age, REZZ is anything but an amateur as a producer of genre bending works, striking a sharp balance between bass heavy and minimal tech composition. With less than a handful of EPs under her belt, she just returned from her first solo headlining tour which saw sold out shows across the board. Having gotten her start in music as a local DJ in her hometown of Niagara Falls, she was still a teen when she decided that production was the path she would take. After studying sound design extensively at home and psychology as an aid to her creative process, her experimentation, dedication and hard work have paid off in paving a way for a long career ahead as a producer of downtempo soundscapes. With a strong vision and no two ways about it, REZZ's headstrong decisiveness is arguably the key to her success so far. She began to build a following on SoundCloud with a series of free releases which in a short time inevitably caught the ears of EDM golden boys Skrillex and Deadmau5, who helped bring her out to the masses with near back-to-back releases of a three-track Insurrection EP on OWSLA's The Nest imprint in 2015, followed by the Serenity EP via Mau5trap in 2016. Since running laps through festival circuits around the world and the release of the Something Wrong Here EP in October 2016 on Mau5trap, her ever-evolving and idiosyncratic electro sound is only getting stronger. With a full-length album scheduled to drop in the fall and billings on a slew of major festival lineups including Tomorrowland, Ultra, EDC, Electric Forest, Shambhala, Electric Zoo, Mysteryland, and HolyShip! amongst others, REZZ is on track and gearing full steam ahead for another big year.WEBSITE FACEBOOK SOUNDCLOUD TWITTER INSTAGRAM


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The crisp/tender cuties are small. And — not to be crude — tough to tell apart. Would any waitress — outside Warsaw — respond to an order for a pierog?


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Department of Plant Sciences master's student Carlos Maldonado Mota received the "Best Poster Award by a Young Investigator" at the Feed the Future Legume Innovation Lab Grain Legume Research Conference held Aug. 13-18 in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso.
Maldonado Mota presented his poster, "Identification of New Sources of Resistance to Anthracnose in Climbing Bean Germplasm from Guatemala," which described research conducted by a collaboration of U.S. and international dry bean researchers.
Climbing beans are the main source of protein for Guatemalans. However, the temperate and subtropical climate in Guatemala exacerbates the damage caused by anthracnose, a disease that affects dry bean crops worldwide. Anthracnose is caused by the fungus C. lindemuthianum.
The objectives of Maldonado Mota's research were to identify the most predominant races of C. lindemuthianum in Guatemala; use climbing beans to identify germplasm with resistance to the pathogen; and identify genomic regions associated with resistance using the Genome Wide Association Study approach.
A race characterization of samples collected in the Guatemalan Highlands was developed. As a result of the study, six races of C. lindemuthianum were identified, which will be used to evaluate resistance in the climbing bean accessions from Guatemala. Results from race characterization will be useful to develop anthracnose resistant dry bean varieties in Guatemala.
Genome Wide Association Study results indicated that genomic regions for resistance to C. lindemuthianum exist in the germplasm from Guatemala. The genomic regions are related to race 73, the most common race in North Dakota. The Guatemalan collection was evaluated for resistance to race 73 to determine if new sources would be useful for the dry bean breeding program at NDSU. "The access to this unique germplasm offers the opportunity to unlock new and unique genetic sources of resistance and tolerance to many production problems within our own region," said Juan Osorno, NDSU dry bean breeder.
Maldonado Mota is from Guatemala. Osorno serves as his graduate program adviser.
Osorno also is the lead investigator of a Legume Innovation Lab project that focused on common bean production in the highlands of Guatemala. Collaborating researchers are NDSU Genomics and Bioinformatics Program Director Phil McClean, other NDSU and USDA-ARS researchers, and scientists from the Institute of Science, Technology and Agriculture in Guatemala.
The Legume Innovation Lab, housed at Michigan State University, was funded from 2013 to 2017 by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and has supported collaborative research on grain legumes involving scientists in 10 countries in Africa and three in Latin America and the Caribbean. "The primary goal of the project," explained McClean, "was to work with international partners in multiple Central American and African countries to improve the productivity and delivery of biotic and abiotic stress tolerant common bean and cowpea."
The Grain Legume Research Conference focused on the scientific achievements and research outcomes from the participants in the Legume Innovation Lab. It has been a forum for scientists and collaborators from the United States, Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean to gather and present their research findings and achievements on edible grain legume crops over the past five years. This was the final meeting of the group.
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WASHINGTON — In the Regency Ballroom of the Omni Shoreham Hotel on June 21, the hundreds of diners attending the Faith and Freedom Foundation's conference were treated to a video tribute to conservative icon Phyllis Schlafly and a keynote speech by Gov. Bobby Jindal.
Scattered around the sign-in tables by the ballroom entrances were free copies of the then-current June 23 issue of The Weekly Standard, the magazine that's been called the bible of neo-conservatism and that serves as a vehicle for some of the leading theorists on the political right.
While the mood in the ballroom was festive and celebratory of a rising tide of anti-leftist sentiment, The Weekly Standard was far more pessimistic about the conservative movement and its political representative, the Republican Party.
The themes sounded in the June 23 issue by the magazine's founder, William Kristol, and other writers point to a potential realignment of forces and allegiances across the political spectrum, with substantial implications for Republicans and Democrats and for future election outcomes. It's a ferment that has divided the Louisiana Republicans in the U.S. House over an issue highlighted by the magazine and now on Congress' plate: the U.S. Export-Import Bank.
The cover illustration for the June 23 issue is a cartoon inspired by the startling defeat of U.S. House Majority Leader Eric Cantor in a June 10 Republican primary in Virginia. Cantor played a major role in winning House approval of the 2012 re-authorization of the bank, which provides government-backed loans and credit guarantees to support exports by U.S. companies. Of the current members of the House delegation from Louisiana, Republicans Charles Boustany, of Lafayette, and Bill Cassidy, of Baton Rouge, supported the bank in 2012, as did Democrat Cedric Richmond, of New Orleans, and every other Democrat who voted on the bill.
But Republicans John Fleming, of Minden, and Steve Scalise, of Jefferson, voted no. Bravo for them, the Standard says.
The bank is up for re-authorization again this year, with a Sept. 30 deadline for Congress to act. Boustany has taken a prominent role in pressing for approval of the re-authorization. He argues that the bank benefits businesses in Louisiana and across the nation in competition with foreign companies aided by their own national financing tools.
Swelling the pro-bank ranks are the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the National Association of Manufacturers and other leaders of the business establishment long allied with the Republican Party. Now those capitalist paladins are marching arm-in-arm with the Democrats, who solidly support the bank.
But the bank, in the opinion of the magazine and ideological conservatives like Fleming and Scalise, is an example of "crony capitalism," and of a too-cozy relationship between government and big business that does nothing to help middle-class voters.
It was a countervailing message of "economic populism" that helped propel little-known college professor David Brat to his upset win over Cantor, the Weekly Standard says. And that banner, writer Jay Cost says in the magazine, must be seized by the Republicans.
In what Cost calls hypocrisy, given their own coziness with Wall Street and corporate America, the Democrats nonetheless have succeeded in "creating the widespread impression that the (Republican) party stands not with the middle class, but with the wealthy and well connected.
"If the GOP political class ever wants to return to a national majority, it needs to change that impression," Cost writes. "The party's reputation needs to be drastically reformed. It has to cleanse itself of cronyism and clientelism, then call for a similar purification of the federal government."
Fleming, it seems, has heard that call.
"The Republican Party is the party of small business, not big business," Fleming said recently in discussing the Ex-Im Bank, which funnels most of its support to large companies.
If conservatives want to reform welfare for individuals, then they should favor ending corporate welfare, too, Fleming said.
"We want big-corporate America to do well," he said. "We just think they don't need government to do well."
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eight days and seven nights in the Pearl of the Caribbean
Tour introduction and overview of activities
This most popular Cuba tour is inspired by Dan Rutherford, a former 25-year international vice president of a Fortune 100 Company, extensive world traveler, and accomplished state legislator and constitutional officer. His first visit to Cuba was in 1999. His Midwest charisma and charm makes for knowing how to put together a fun adventure abroad.
Together with Josh Lanning, a youthful Cuban expert, the two have created an experience within the ever changing US-Cuban relations. The Global Relations Cuba Discovery Tour is meticulously structured and adamantly adhere to the legal expectations of the U.S. Department of Treasury, Office of Foreign Asset Control.
Global Relations Cuba Discovery Tour – well into its multi-year edition – is geared to people who seek to engage with everyday Cubans. It's for Americans who want to learn about island culture, its people and society. The Tour is an opportunity to visit an exotic foreign country and absorb a culture different than most. It is a tropical paradise.
This highly inclusive Tour is ideal for history buffs, lovers of art, music, culture and architecture. The Tour's diverse itinerary goes to western Cuba from the metropolis of Havana to the mountain jungles of the Viñales Valley where Cuba's famed tobacco is grown. The Tour sports comfortable accommodations and tasty Cuban cuisine.
What is the difference between this and other tour opportunities? Email us directly and we will send a very detailed itinerary for the Tour of your interest: email@example.com
Dan, Josh and the Global Relations Travel Club Team warmly invite you to Discover Cuba!
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Day 1 – Friday :: Arrival departure city to go to Cuba
- Individual arrival to U.S. departure city, accommodations arranged and included
Day 2 – Saturday :: Arrival Cuba and Hello Havana
- Depart to Havana
- Arrival at Havana's José Martí International Airport. Collect your bags and go through customs. You will be welcomed at the airport lobby by your Cuba Education Tours guide and your professional coach chauffeur, included
- Private transfer to your select hotel, included
- Private check-in with assistance from your guide and a welcome cocktail, included
- Free time to settle in and get oriented
- This evening you will enjoy a group welcome dinner at a select restaurant, included
- Evening walking tour of Old Havana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You will visit the historic plazas that make Havana unique in the western hemisphere. It contains the largest collection of remaining colonial-era architecture. This is a private tour led by your Cuba Education Tours guide, included
- Cathedral Square, the most beautiful and private 18th century colonial plaza on the island. Named after the masterpiece of Cuban baroque architecture: the Catedral de San Cristóbal de la Habana built by the Jesuit order
- Square of Arms, an ancient military parade ground for Spanish soldiers, surrounded by impressive buildings such as:
- Palacio de los Capitanes Generales, former seat of colonial government. Today the building houses the Museum of the City
- Palacio del Segundo Cabo [Palace of the Second Lieutenant] dates from 1770. Today it is home to the Centro para la Interpretación de las Relaciones Culturales Cuba - Europa [Center for the Interpretation of Cultural Relations Cuba-Europe]
- You will continue on to San Francisco Square, one of the oldest plazas in the historical quarter. The square is named after magnificent Iglesia y Monasterio de San Francisco de Asís dating from the 16th century. The basilica is a striking example of Cuba baroque architecture
- Then on to Plaza Vieja, the only civic square of colonial times. Absent are churches and government buildings, and is in contrast surrounded by opulent aristocratic 17th century residences
Day 3 – Sunday :: Hemingway, Organic gardening and Private cooking lesson
- Breakfast, included
- Travel to Cojímar, small fishing Village one of Hemingway's favorite's places. Visit local gardener where owner shows you how herbs, vegetables and fruits are raised for El Ajiaco Paladar's use, how compost is produced and water conserved. See how organic gardening in a residential neighborhood produces private income and supplies a local business, included
- TOUR HIGHLIGHT: Cooking & mojito making lesson at paladar (private restaurant) El Ajiaco followed by lunch, which you helped prepare, included
- This is a unique experience; in the kitchen, with the chef and staff preparing multiple dishes and then at the bar learning how to properly prepare a Cuban mojito
- Return to hotel
- Dinner, not included. This is a perfect evening to explore Cuba's famed paladares
Day 4 – Monday :: Valley of magnificent mogotes, The richest agriculture land in the nation and Hand rolled cigar factory
- Breakfast in hotel, included
- Morning departure to the western agricultural province of Pinar del Río
- Visit and tour of Francisco Donatién Cigar Factory and see how some of Cuba's premium cigars are made, by hand, included
- Drive through Viñales village, a picturesque town in the heart of Cuba's prime tobacco growing region. The town itself sits in the center of a flat valley surrounded by stunning formations known locally as mogotes. They are irregularly shaped steep-sided hills that can rise as high as 985 feet and have bases ranging from just a few hundred yards in diameter to as much as a mile in length. The mogotes were formed by eons of erosion. Many consider this the most beautiful nature spot in Cuba
- Late lunch at private restaurant Balcón del Valle (Balcony of the Valley, and you will see why when you get there), one of the most spectacular views of the entire trip, included
- Check into your hotel in the Valley
- Dinner buffet at hotel at your leisure and a relaxing evening, included
Day 5 – Tuesday :: Viñales activities, Tobacco farming and Meals in country-side paladares
- Breakfast in hotel, included
- Optional morning activities: Horseback riding (highly recommended), massage, hiking and guided bird watching, not included; or relax by the swimming pool, included
- Lunch at Finca Agro-ecológica El Paraíso, included (be sure you get a special drink 'Anti-Stress' blended from fresh grown organic herbs). Other than the seafood and beef, all of the food you will enjoy at lunch will have been grown on the site
- Tour Finca Agro-ecológica El Paraíso, learn about the family that claimed part of a rocky mountain side to grow vegetables and herbs organically, and the outstanding view of the valley, included
- Visit a privately owned tobacco farm that produces product for the world-renowned Cuban cigar, meet the owners and have a personal demonstration of hand rolling a Habano cigar, included
- Visit Cave of the Indian, optional
- Return to hotel
- ENJOYABLE EVENING AT, SMALL, LOCAL PALADAR: Dinner at private restaurant El Campesino, on the edge of a tobacco field with the mogotes as a backdrop & meet Yuri and Nino, mother and daughter owners, included.
Day 6 – Wednesday :: Havana return, Revolution, Vintage American cars
- Breakfast in hotel, included
- Hotel check out
- Visit an open air craft market as you depart Vinales, included
- Visit the Museum of the Revolution, included
- Check into your select hotel in Habana
- Your group will caravan in Vintage American cars along the Malecon, stop for photos & continue on to dinner at private select restaurant, included
- Evening is free to explore the sights and sounds of the city
Day 7 – Thursday :: A community transformed by art, Hemingway's home and Last night in Cuba
- Breakfast in hotel, included
- Visit the community Project Muraleando, an art center in Havana which was inspired by the children of the community, included. Music, dance, sculpting, painting and other fine arts are all part of the project which transforms children's lives. Many of them come from low income families or have behavioral problems
- Lunch at Muraleando, included, after having the opportunity to meet many of the artists
- Visit Finca La Vigía, home and farm of Ernest Hemingway. This unique National Museum also includes his boat Pilar (in part made famous from his book Old Man and the Sea), the graves of some of his dogs, and the fully furnished home which you will be able to see inside, included
- Return to hotel
- Dinner not included. With all the great food you have experienced the past week, this is your last chance to re-visit one of your favorite restaurants or check out a paladar you have heard about. Your Cuban Guide will be glad to help. Plan ahead, even earlier in the week if you need reservations
- Evening is free to explore the sights and sounds of the city. It's your last night in the Republic of Cuba so Enjoy!
Day 8 – Friday :: Havana and Home
- Breakfast, included
- Check-out of hotel
- Transfer to José Martí International Airport for flight home, included
- Memories of a wonderful visit to the Pearl of the Antilles: Cuba, included!
To receive a more detailed itinerary for a specific Tour, with hotels, please email Dan Rutherford at firstname.lastname@example.com or call Josh Lanning at 815-842-2475Cuba travel is a challenge. Our staff and Cuban partners work super hard to make your tour unfold seamlessly despite Third World conditions on the island. Sometimes things don't go as planned. Flexible travelers understand this is part of their Cuban adventure.
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Included in tour cost
- As a GRTC member Global Relations Travel Club leadership will make available to you a teleconference to go through the itinerary, answer questions and offer suggestions.
- As a GRTC member you will receive a series of briefing emails before departure to assist you in preparing for the trip.
- All taxes, amounts are quoted in US dollars.
- Hotel in the U.S. the night before your Cuban departure.
- Fly into your U.S. departure city the first night of the Tour and your lodging is included. The next day fly to Cuba and your Transfer at the Cuban airport is included. On the last day of your Tour the transfer to the Cuban airport is included.
- Airport departure tax from Cuba and the mandatory Emergency Cuban Medical Insurance coverage during your island stay will be included in the cost of your airfare. GRTC Team will be of assistance if you have questions.
- Hotels in Cuba as listed in tour itinerary, or similar.
- Welcome cocktail upon arrival.
- All breakfasts, lunches and dinners as per itinerary.
- All activities, services, speakers, meetings and meals as described in tour itinerary except those noted as "Optional" or "Not included".
- Air-conditioned coach transportation and a Cuban professional driver dedicated to your group. Cold bottled water on board.
- An expert Cuban English-speaking guide whose background matches tour content and a GRTC Team member from the U.S. accompanying your tour.
- As a GRTC member you will receive ongoing travel support from the Global Relations team before and after your stay.
- Emergency collect call access to the United States while in Cuba.
- Certificate of Legal Cuba Travel in accordance with the US Department of the Treasury, Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) section 31 C.F.R. § 515.572(a)(1)
Not included in cost
- Global Relations Travel Club (GRTC) membership: $29 http://www.globalrelations.us/membership.html Membership is a requirement, by Rule, to participate in GRTC tours
- Airfare is not included; you select your commercial flights and book them to and from Havana. Flight reservations are the responsibility of the participant. GRTC Team will be of assistance.
- As a GRTC member you will have expedited processing of the needed Cuban Visitor Visa at the standard price of $85 with no fee for shipping and handling when paid for at least two weeks prior to U.S. departure.
- When checking out of your Hotel in the U.S. the night before your Cuban departure, gratuity for your U.S. shuttle driver and porter are not included.
- Gratuities for Cuban tour guide, coach/van driver, chambermaids, restaurant staff, porters, etc. of group activities. You will be asked to participate in a 'gratuity collective' of $154.89 in which all gratuities for group activities will be paid on your behalf. Details will be sent to you.
- Optional travel interruption and cancellation insurance. See http://globalrelations.ourcuba.com/insurance/


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Michigan Athletic Director David Brandon confirmed with me in a one-on-one interview on media day that a working design is ready for the next stadium expansion, which would start on the south end zone.
The specs include all-bleacher seating, which will rise up to enclose the spaces between the sideline structures to the scoreboard at a height that the scoreboard will appear as if it is "set into" the new seating area.
The design would also make the seating appear like a second deck, as a concourse will be included in the new construction below the new seating. Brandon said the waiting list for season tickets supports the expansion.
He offered no thoughts on a how soon he would take this project to the Regents for approval. He said the south end zone expansion would increase the stadium's capacity by 6,000.
This can only mean that a similar NORTH expansion would follow at another time in the future to balance the stadium's appearance from within the bowl.
With this updated information, one can reasonably conclude that including a north expansion of an additional 6,000 seats, we can project the capacity of Michigan Stadium will eventually increase to at or near 122,000 (and 1).


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Creative Manager, Vistaprint, Barcelona
Are you a Creative Manager / Art Director with a successful track record in managing a team of designers? Are you detail and process minded whilst driving truly creative output from a thriving international team? If so read on….
Vistaprint is a global e-commerce leader that markets quality products and services to targeted customer segments across the globe. Our in-house creative team here in Barcelona supports Vistaprint´s European operations and is seeking a Creative Manager to be part of a top class marketing creative team.
Your role will be to manage and motivate a team of graphic designers in the creation of high-performing material for Vistaprint´s direct response campaigns. You´ll manage and promote team collaboration between creative team members and marketing partners based on high standards and a need for exceptional delivery. You´ll also develop individuals and departmental objectives alongside senior management to ensure brand is executed according to guidelines and team members have clear career development plans.
Suitable applicants may have come from a similar in-house marketing/ creative background, ideally focusing on direct marketing within the ecommerce industry…or a similar one. You might have been called a Creative Manager, Art Director, Creative Project Manager. What's for sure is that you would have lead a team through multiple projects and to tight deadlines, and will have excellent working knowledge of the packages and technologies they use ( Adobe creative suite - Photoshop, illustrator, indesign, Dreamweaver), HTML. Candidates must be fluent in English and ideally one other European language, and must have a solid portfolio of varied design work to show off.
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text: If you want your luggage to stand out on the luggage carousel among the sea of black and beige suitcases, Anna Sui and Tumi have just the thing to ease your vacation woes. The two brands have come together on a four-piece collection of luggage. The collection features a carry-on size suitcase, a tote bag, a laptop case, and a shoe bag—just the right pieces for a post-winter vacation. And as for how you will stand out, each piece is emblazoned with Sui's signature purple-and-black butterfly-wing pattern. The full collection is available now at Tumi.com, and will arrive in Tumi stores next week. Prices start at $95.


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This was one of several new Carl's Jr restaurants that Meridian Group worked alongside Forsgren NZ Ltd to develop.
Kitchen remodelling can be one of the most challenging home renovations, but also one of the most rewarding.
This shop fitout project was located in Westfield mall at 277 Newmarket, which meant having to work alongside our client to ensure minimal interruption, as well as working to Westfield's constraints.
Our in-house kitchen designer, Shelley Miller is truly passionate about great design. She will work together with you to develop a new kitchen concept that reflects your individual style.
The refit and alterations of this existing car showroom included a new building frontage, new roof and new windows, as well as the complete revamp of the interior.
We provide honest, high quality building construction and joinery services for new builds and renovations within the residential and commercial markets.
Our team is highly qualified, and always 100% dedicated to the job. We have in-house project managers, kitchen designers, builders and joinery specialists, and a trusted pool of sub-contractors who share our commitment to providing great service and workmanship, at a fair price.
Whether you're a commercial business developing new premises, or a home owner renovating to accommodate your growing family, we have the same aim for all of our clients – that you come out of the experience 100% satisfied, and having enjoyed the journey.
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Pat on the SoPo Row Bike!
Pat on the SoPo Row Bike!
Join us for the next one June 11th in the beautiful West End!
Let us know if you have an interest in activating our space with us by dropping us a line on FB.
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Today, Sunday November 13th, we'll be taking Ladies, Trans, & Genderqueer Nite on the road to Red, Bike, & Green-Atlanta's celebration & film screening. We'll ride out around 6pm & close down the shop at that time. For more information on this event, check out its Facebook page here.
Today, Saturday Open Shop Hours are suspended while SoPo moves to its new location in Reynoldstown!
Come on down and help out! But don't count on getting in any stand time today, or tomorrow for that matter.
Sunday night Women's/Trans hours are likely to be suspended as well.
Stay tuned for details of our re-opening at 222 Flat Shoals Avenue!
Sopo is very pleased to announce the hiring of our new Volunteer Coordinator, Emma Miller!
Emma grew up in the Atlanta area and has recently returned after spending several years in Nashville where she was the city's first wedding planner to cater exclusively and openly to LGBT couples. Since her return to Atlanta, Emma has been an active member of the cycling community.
The the coming weeks, we will be hosting a happy hour where volunteers and community members can hang out and meet her.
More about Emma:
Favorite place to ride: Anywhere in the city, late at night — the whole world just opens up!
Favorite thing about bikes: The independence they offer. It's such an intimate form of transportation, there's great freedom and connection to your surroundings and other people.
When mountain biking first hit the scene, wheel sizes were pretty standard at 26 inches. This is basically due to the fact that the old Klunkers riders were throwing down mountains were 26 inch Schwinn balloon tire bikes.
In recent years, the mountain bike industry has seen phenomenal technological upgrades. One hot topic of debate lately is wheel sizes and tire sizes. Bike companies started producing 29 inch wheels and tires and found that they crushed obstacles on the trails. Then, some found that splitting the difference between 29 inch and 26 inch, at 27.5 inches (or 650b) gave riders better control.
Now manufacturers are playing around with different tire sizes on these wheels. With the popularity of fat bikes (26 inch wheels with 4-5 inch wide tires) companies are starting to produce wider tires on 27.5 and 29 inch wheels.
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If you're like any perfectly normal functioning adult you've had you're Halloween costume planned for weeks, if not months.
OK now, let's be real. Most of us will be hitting the thrift stores pretty hard this weekend, scrambling for that last minute random idea. But if you're on your bike this Halloween, you might need to put some extra careful thought into your costume.
Remember the basics of your riding style and what you'd normally wear. There's a reason skinny jeans are popular with cyclists, and not bell bottoms. Keep away from baggy, flowy outfits that could get caught in your gears, chains, or spokes. If you normally wear a helmet, continue to do so. You can incorporate it into a fun outfit!
While capes may seem like fun idea to give you that full on Superman-faster-than-a-speeding bullet feel while riding, they might get caught up in your rear wheel. Black is usually a Halloween staple, but stay away from too much of it on Halloween. You still need to be visible. Masks are great, but stay away from full-faced ones–they can limit your peripheral vision.
Now for some of the best ideas on two wheels.
1. Incorporate your bike into your costume. You can be literally anything that rides any type of mode of transportation. You could be something classic like a train conductor and dress your bike to look like a train, or sailor/boat combination. You can also think more off-the-wall, like Chris Pratt in Jurassic World riding a Velociraptor or even a Snoopy/red dog house combination. Check these out for inspiration:
2. Think about the silver screen. There's plenty of movies that have bikes, or involving biking in them, and you wouldn't necessarily have to decorate or alter your bike.
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Have you ever taken a moment to look back at your life thus far and be simultaneously proud but confused as to how you have arrived at this very moment? Only to have life give you a nudge and a wink to remind you of where you're going. Well, ladies and gents, welcome to that moment of mine…
Two years ago, around this very time, Elena was violently sick and had lost almost 4 pounds in a week from a combination of a stomach flu and no immune system to combat it. She was skin and bones and looked as if a small wind would break her. I took one picture of her like this. I still have it saved on my phone …it's my reminder. Because looking at her today makes it so easy to forget about the year she spent fighting for her life. This kid is snarky and sassy, loving and affectionate, blissfully happy and wildly stubborn. My close friends tell me that she's me…but she isn't. She is Elena, a force all of her own and one that I am fiercely proud to call my daughter.
You've all read about my life through Elena's cancer treatment, but where am I today? I keep pretty silent now…and not because I don't want to write but simply because the 'cancer mom' aspect has taken a backseat to living life again. Also, if I'm being completely honest, I've had a sort of "survivor's remorse" in terms of my writing, as if writing about our lives outside of cancer was offensive or gloating. I don't know; there are so many emotions that comes with having gone through this disease that don't make much sense when put into words and that's definitely one of them.
Commence the Obligatory Update
I can't possibly write a post for the first time in…over a year?!?! Yes, I just looked that up and am seriously disappointed in myself! Well…the big cancer news of course is that Elena just finished her 18 month post treatment scans and remains cancer free! She is thriving. She is happy and silly and wild and growing and HEALTHY. There are times that I *almost* forget where we were two years ago. If you saw her today and didn't know her story, you would never imagine what she went through. She started preschool in September and has turned into quite the social butterfly, though that doesn't really surprise me.
Elena turned 4 in December, and it's interesting to note how after these last set of scans she talks about her cancer and treatment. As her hair is getting longer she will occasionally ask if it will fall out again. When I tell her that, no, it won't, she responds with "Right. Because I don't have Tancer anymore." *Not a typo- she says 'tancer' and it's easier to hear than the actual word from your four year old's mouth so I'm not correcting it.* It was jarring explaining to her the need to go back to hospital in January for her follow up. She doesn't understand the reason behind it and had me simultaneously laughing while breaking my heart by stating "But Mommy, I kicked tancer's butt!! I promise I won't have tancer ever again so I don't want to go! I promise Mommy, I promise." Oh my Dear Elena…yes, you did kick cancer's butt! And I pray everyday that you are so very right and that mean ole cancer never comes back! BUT…we have to check. And we'll have to continue to do so for awhile. It's a definite step up from my perspective. So I'll navigate as best I can in trying to explain to her as she grows what she went through and how our lives have changed because of it while ensuring that she feels safe and happy and healthy and loved.
Annalise is 8 now, going on 18 at times! She is smart and goofy and strives to please everyone. I continue to work towards having open communication with her dad so that we can both give her the solid foundations of love and support she needs to thrive. It's a work in progress…I hope.
A Beacon of Hope
In the Spring of last year David Caldarella asked me to become a part of David's Dream and Believe Cancer Foundation (DDBCF) as a Director of Patient Advocacy. I cannot begin to express the fulfillment this has brought into my life. This blog is a testament to my desire to share Elena's story and our experiences. Selfishly, it's therapeutic for me. But I'm hopeful that sharing my stories, emotions, triumphs and struggles reaches people who need it, however that may be. DDBCF is a Beacon of Hope for patients and families struggling both financially and emotionally with a cancer diagnosis. It has become a second family for me, as we share our personal experiences, those of the patients we are bringing hope to and our personal losses as well… and the loss of one of our own was truly heartbreaking.
Lauren Raney was seriously one of the most beautiful souls I have ever met, and I barely knew her. She was witty, kind and genuine. People are so rarely genuine in today's society and her brand of it was as refreshing as the ocean breeze on a hot summer's day. Gastric cancer stole this beautiful mother away from her three precious children and loving husband. I was but a new spectator in her life and the love that this family shared was truly awe inspiring and something that could be seen so clearly, even from the cheap seat I had. Her strength and courage will always serve as an example in my life and I feel truly honored to know her.
Lunch with a Cancer Mom and a Hopeful Sunset
The real prompting of this post comes from the small amount of time spent over lunch today with another cancer mom. Her daughter recently relapsed after being off treatment for only 6 months. My heart bleeds for her as the idea alone of hearing those words shakes me to my core. As I listened to her talk about how different life is, again, and the course of treatment they are going with, I was blown away by her perseverance, determination and HOPE. She fights daily for her daughter and is the epitome of an advocate on her behalf.
I was driving home from work this evening to pick up my children from their dad's house while I was going over the conversation at lunch today and I couldn't help but notice the incredible sunset. There was a small storm front ahead, but the horizon itself was on fire with gorgeous orange and pink hues. By the time I had the girls in my car and was heading home, the storm clouds had passed with hardly any fuss and the entire sky was glowing with those glorious colors. I truly believe that if you pay close enough attention, life will give you little signs and hints that you're on the right path. And that sunset tonight was exactly that for me. The storm cloud looming ahead with the promise of true beauty once it passes… regardless of where you are at in your life or what circumstances you are facing, we are all on the precipice of a storm, some bigger and worse than others. But hold onto hope and look for the beauty behind your struggles. They will transform you and shape you into something beautiful, unique and strong.
The words written by my cancer mom lunch date come to mind, "look forward for tomorrow if today is too hard, but take an action today so that tomorrow can be better." Indeed my friend, indeed.


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Primedia Inc. flatly denied to Media Business recent rumors that the sale of its Primedia Business Magazines & Media unit has gotten off to a rocky start. Investment bankers have said that there has been tepid interest in the properties and that a deal may not happen in the near future.
"Primedia has been more than pleased with the interest it has received so far in its Primedia Business properties by prospective bidders," said Elliot Sloane, president of Sloane & Co., Primedia's public relations agency.
"Moreover, final bids aren't due until July, and currently the company is engaged in a very active process of due diligence to screen and respond to several initial bids."
There is wide agreement in the investment banking community that because Primedia Business does not sit on as strong a financial footing as Hanley Wood or Canon Communications, it may not garner the high EBIDTA multiples—said to be in the 12-times range—both of those companies received. One problem facing Primedia Business is a lack of powerful, No. 1 brands in its stable, according to several investment bankers.
Still, Primedia Business has performed well lately, generating $224.8 million in revenue last year, up 1.5% from 2003, and posting an increase in its EBITDA of 6.6% to $37.4 million.
Some doubters say Primedia may just not be fully into making a deal right now.
"Kelly [Conlin, Primedia CEO] has always insisted that this was an exploratory process to assess Primedia Business' strategic options," said Robert Crosland, managing director of media investment bank AdMedia Partners.
"When private equity money has been invested in a business for an extended period, as is the case here, every window of opportunity has to be considered. That doesn't necessarily mean this is the best time for Primedia to sell."
Crosland noted Primedia Business has significant market positions in industries, such as telecommunications, that have yet to recover. "Once those rebound, the Primedia b-to-b unit will be much more attractive," he said.
Primedia put its business unit—which includes some 70 publications, more than 100 Web sites, 25 events and 50 directory and data products—on the market in late April and hired Credit Suisse First Boston to help it explore a possible deal.
Rumored suitors include two companies run by former Primedia executives: Apprise Media, which recently acquired Canon Communications, and Ascend Media. Others said to be interested are Citibank Venture Capital, Warburg Pincus and Boston Ventures.
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Pantheon is a DPS champion and a very fun champion at that
However many people complain that late game he is completely useless and that there are many better champions
They are right in a way
But a lot of the problems arise from the way people play Pantheon.
The ways people play him wrong are numerous. Simple mistakes range from not building any attack damage on him and only attack speed. Other bad builds level up heartseeker strike
First off all of Pantheons abilities apart from his Ultimate work off attack damage so attack damage is a great focus on him than anything
This build is meant to build off Pantheon's strengths but keep him in the battle late game too
This build gives him damage but builds him more tanky so that he can survive in team fights. As it is most of the time with pantheon you can defeat your opponents by switching on ghostblade and spamming spear shot ever 4 seconds
Skill Build
In priority R>Q>W>E
Q Spell: Spear Shot
Spear shot should be leveled up as quickly as possible, mainly because its spammable, low cooldown and scales well as well as being a ranged ability. This is your bread and butter right here
W Spell: Aegis of Zeonia
This spell is used for getting close and stunning your opponent obviously. Try to throw your spear before jumping and then auto-attacking so that if your opponent looks to get away your spear will have cooldowned that extra little bit so that you can land the killing blow. Level it up after spear shot for a longer stun, it costs more mana though so remember that
E Spell: Heartseeker Strike
This move is only useful for killing more than 20 creeps once its fully leveled and for the crit under 15%
You can do more damage auto-attacking and its a mana drain. Avoid using it. End of really.
People still ask why I don't use HSS.
Let me make this straight.
It does more damage than auto-attacking yes but it also drains 110 mana at max level and means you can't move until its finished unless you want to cancel it.
Because Auto-attacking means you can continue to hit your opponent and not let him get away during HSS
Ultimate: Grand Skyfall
Now this is a kickass ultimate
It has a habit of making people panic so use that to your advantage.
This ability takes some skill to aim however as there is the charge time will Pantheon gains his strength, and then the descend time at which point a large circle opens up telling your enemies to GTFO!
This can be used from anything to catching runners to quickly exiting the base to wrecking team fights.
Using this in a team fight can turn the tide quickly as if you aim well and aim in the middle and everyone goes oh my goodness lets be smart and escape the circle. This usually splits the team up making focusing easier.
And if they don't move?
1000 damage for a direct hit is a nice way to make people choose their fate quickly
Item Build
First thing is first
You are saying WTF MANA CRYSTAL? Yes
At the start it lets you harass with Spear shot and turning it into Catalyst the Protector means you can stay and hunt people down for as long as you wish
Mercury Treads are obvious, best boots in the game and needed if you want to dive down upon people
Brutaliser to reduce your cooldown and give you some basic armour penetration and damage, followed by a phage to help slow people down and give you more health
Vampiric Scepter for lifesteal and then turning Brutaliser into the Ghostblade
The Ghostblade has an active WHICH YOU SHOULD ALWAYS USE!!! If you hadn't noticed this build lacks a lot of attack speed and this active should help you slaughter your opponents.
The final items, Banshee' Veil, Frozen Mallet, Bloodthirster and Last Whisper can be bought in the order you need them most
If you want you can swap the Last Whisper out for more damage if it rocks your boat and you don't care much for AS. For cheap AS though the Last Whisper is your best bet.
Playing Pantheon
Pantheon is easy to play if you don't us Heartseeker Strike
Because with Pantheon you need to basically just need to spam your spear.
It sounds sad but that is generally all there is to Pantheon
It all comes down to harrassing followed by a spear, stun, maybe ghost or exhaust followed by attacking and maybe a spear to finish them if they somehow escape
With that simple method you can beat most champions, apart from tanks obviously
Later on you should use your Ghostblade and Ghost to move quickly around to attack key targets AND to get out if things go sour
Main reason I made this build was because I didn't see any build that either a)didn't spam Bloodthirsters or b)Leveled Spear Shot first.
So if you have any comments or feedback please, well, comment


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