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Scenes from a Box of Comics: Part the Second
And now, back to your irregularly-scheduled programming (how does Burgas write reviews so quickly?). Three trade paperbacks beneath the fold: Human Target: Chance Meetings, Unwritten vol. 1, and The Veil.
Human Target: Chance Meetings by Peter Milligan, Edvin Biukovic, Javier Pulido, Lee Loughridge, Dave Stewart, Robert Solanovic, Todd Klein, and a li'l bit o' Tim Bradstreet (DC/Vertigo)
If you came to this collection because you really like that Fox TV show that happens to share the same name as this comic, you're out of luck– it shares the title, the name "Christopher Chance," and nothing else. However, if you don't mind paying 15 dollars for 200 pages of some of the best comics from the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries, well, you've won the day.
Make no mistake, this is "Good" Milligan, the Jekyll to "Paycheck" Milligan's Hyde. In fact, this is "Great" Milligan, who may have finally found the perfect summation of his pet themes, and in a character he didn't create. Much like Christopher Chance, however, Milligan so inhabits the character and body of the Human Target, that it might as well be his own creation. After all, this is a book about shifting identities, where nothing is as it seems. Christopher Chance is a bodyguard, of sorts, who doesn't just protect you– he becomes you, impersonating you until the threat can be revealed and eliminated. Unfortunately, he impersonates people a little too well, and sometimes forgets who he is, which can be trouble when his former assistant comes back into his life, also thinking he's Christopher Chance. For each of these masters of disguise, hell isn't other people– hell is the self, and other people, the escape. Meanwhile, we've got a lady assassin who is also a housewife, a priest with discretions, and a gangster with a heart. In the back half of the book, the story goes to Hollywood, where everyone is an actor, as fake as Chance. Perhaps these characters can escape their fates, however, and become better people– or at least, other people.
Edvin Biukovic illustrates the original 1999 mini-series here; he died of a brain tumor shortly after its publication. Even if this were the only comic he ever drew, it would be enough for us to remember him by, for it's a great bit of work.Biukovic's art reminds me of a fellow, late great artist– Mike Wieringo– 'Ringo, that is, by way of Eduardo Risso. His lines are as fluid as the characters' identities, but he swathes the pages in ink, wrapping the Human Target's world in wet shadow. Combined with what may be Lee Loughridge's finest coloring efforts, it becomes perfect action crime comic art, creating a lush world rich in detail and character. Javier Pulido, who steps in on the back half, the follow-up graphic novel Final Cut, uses a sparer style, with lithe figurework and bold, inky brushwork. With Dave Stewart's always-excellent colors, it becomes effective art, variant in style from Biukovic's, but similarly resonant in tone.
I hope the television series succeeds, so that Vertigo finally collects the full Human Target run in trades. There is a "1" on the spine of this book, after all.
The Unwritten: Tommy Taylor and the Bogus Identity by Mike Carey, Peter Gross, Chris Chuckry, Jeanne McGee, Todd Klein, and Yuko Shimizu (DC/Vertigo)
Let me start by saying that this is one of the better-smelling comics in ages. It carries the scent of wooden furniture. Mmm.
A lot of Unwritten feels like Vertigo-by-numbers. Stories about stories? Check. A "road trip" serial structure? Check. An everyman figure who turns out to be super-special and is thrust into a world he doesn't understand? Yep, that too. A mystery thriller plotline and a spare yet expressive cartooning line? I think you see where this is going. Reading this first volume, one can see similarities to Fables, Y the Last Man, American Virgin, The Books of Magic (or more accurately, Harry Potter), and more. That doesn't mean it's not a good comic, however, because it is.
The Unwritten follows el viaje misterioso of Tom Taylor, a Christopher-Robin-esque figure who tours the convention circuit, trading on his vanished father's fame, and his similarities to the protagonist said father's top-selling Tommy Taylor fantasy novels, a dead-on riff of the Harry Potter series. This being a Vertigo series, of course, strange events begin to occur: Tom's accosted by a man who appears to be Tommy's antagonist from the books, a mystery girl sets him up as a savior, a fiction come to life, and magic and death start following Tom around.
Mike Carey's story includes a lot of text– and subtext– on the power of words and storytelling. He sets up what looks to be a travelogue the series will follow– real places tied to important fictions, this opening volume taking a visit to the house in which Frankenstein was born. The most intriguing part of this opening volume is the included fifth issue, a one-off that spins Rudyard Kipling's life into the shady mysteries that form the mythology of this series, involving a terribly mysterious organization trying to direct the course of the world's fictions. All the mystery is effective– it makes me want to see where the story plans to go. I think that makes it a successful plot. I also want to see more of the world of Tommy Taylor, and how those 13 (or 14) novels fold their way into Tom Taylor's life.
Peter Gross' art is more than serviceable, but it's the slight shifts in style I like the most. In the Kipling issue, for instance, his lines take on a thinner quality, the illustrations more resembling those you might find in the time period, yet still solidly Grossian. I'm also pleased that the colorists haven't fallen into using the standard muddled brown palate that many Vertigo books have taken on.
If Fables is Vertigo's flagship title, I can see this one following close behind, similar in theme and content but variant in approach. Anyway, the book's only ten bucks. You should pick it up.
The Veil by El Torres and Gabriel Hernandez (IDW)
The premise and atmosphere of this book really grabbed me right at the beginning– it stars Chris Luna, a private detective whose clients are ghosts that only she can see and hear, a la Sixth Sense, and involves her being called back to her childhood home, invoking the literal and metaphorical ghosts of the accident that gave her this strange gift. Okay, sold. I love high concepts– you could sell a TV show on that premise. Unfortunately, the comic diverts quickly into a different kind of horror story, one a little more generic, and a little less sensical.
El Torres– who I guess fights crime at night, disguised as a luchador– writes a pretty great female protagonist in Chris Luna, seeming the world's greatest detective, but actually a damaged, lonely woman constantly haunted by ghosts and traumatic memories alike. I usually detest first-person narrative captions, but they work here, not just in explaining intricacies of the plot that might not be otherwise evident, but in letting us into Chris's head, allowing the reader to haunt her, as well. The first of the four issues collected here acts as a nifty pilot episode that solves one mystery, introduces the reader to the milieu, and then kicks the plot off with Chris returning to her hometown, where something bad is lurking.
In fact, it reminds me of Mark Waid's series The Unknown, in that it starts with a cool detective story that becomes more wildly fantastic as it progresses, but I feel here as I do with Waid's series– that the last act doesn't live up to the first one. A dark, malevolent force lurks in the town and begins to pierce the veil between life and death, turning its residents into evil maniacs, and only Chris and her semi-hapful romantic interest, a local cop, can stop it. The plot goes off the rails somewhat, veering into Steve Niles territory, and the whole thing turns into something more generic– a zombie story, or The Crazies, perhaps, with a Morrisonian psychological monster called the Slug Man, reminiscent of Crazy Jane's evil father from Doom Patrol, coming in at the end. Each issue progresses the story into stranger territory, but each issue also makes the story feel less unique and interesting, which is a shame.
The art, by Hernandez– not one of the Los Bros, but a solo act– fits the story pretty damn well. His style most reminds me of rusted metal and fire-tinged wood, which is fitting, as he brings us a character and world that has burnt and faded, one that can not gleam, heavy with foreboding overtones. The colors, as well, are washed out, heavily reliant on browns, in keeping with Chris Luna's view of the world. The only bright colors we see are the searing fuchsias of her nightmarish memories and flashes beyond the titular veil.
Horror comics buffs might enjoy this considerably, although it may feel all too similar in its plot turns. But hey, Burgas liked it, right? And you all like Burgas. Check it out if you feel it's up your alley.
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Mark Glaze, the former executive director of Michael Bloomberg's gun control group, says Obama's "political problems" killed gun control.
Glaze's last day with the gun control group was June 13 and he left without securing the gun control measures he helped Bloomberg push.
According to The Wall Street Journal, Glaze said the gun control push hit a wall because of Obama's "unrelated political problems." He named "healthcare, Edward Snowden, and congressional gridlock" as examples. He also said the administration's fumbling of things, like the Obamacare website launch, hurt gun control because it fed the already extant fear that government cannot be trusted.
Glaze also said that Bloomberg's gun control group has a messaging problem inasmuch as many of the solutions it pushes in the wake of "mass shootings" would not do anything to stop "mass shootings."
Glaze said: "Is it a messaging problem when a mass shooting happens and nothing that we have to offer would have stopped that mass shooting? Sure it's a challenge in this issue."
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Investigators have revealed that an 'insider' is involved in the contamination of drinking water at the Kaiga nuclear plant in Karwar, Karnataka, and that they were questioning 10 people from the set-up in this regard.
The Atomic Energy Regulatory Board, which was at the plant two days ago, to conduct an internal probe has suggested in its preliminary report that it is the job of an insider.
Sources at the plant told rediff.com that the matter was under investigation and that at least 10 people from the establishment were being questioned in this regard.
While it has been confirmed that an insider did the job, the investigators are probing if the employees from the plant had committed the crime on their own or if they had acted at the behest of an outsider.
Investigators are also probing if the contamination was done by disgruntled elements within the plant merely to spread panic within the plant, the officials added.
However it is puzzling that how did an insider manage to carry triatium inside the complex? An official from the Kaiga plant told rediff.com on condition of anonymity that the worker may have taken radioactive substances for sampling to the chemical laboratory and then may have misused it to create panic.
Meanwhile, the AERB authorities have kept both the police and the IB in the loop regarding the probe and have also sought their support if the need be.
Police officials and intelligence bureau officials in Karwar have ruled out the possibility of an outsider's involvement, as nobody from outside the establishment could have gained access into the plant since the security is top-notch.
Officials said that only an insider would have information about the plant and radioactive material, since there are standard protocols for handling and managing the transport and depositing of radioactive substances.
"Looking at this measure of security there is no way in which an outsider could have undertaken such an act," said an official.
Meanwhile S K Jain, the chairman and managing director of the Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited, in a statement has said that the preliminary inquiry by the AERB suggests it is an act of mischief and that the question of violation of operating procedures or radioactivity releases due to security breach did not arise.
He also stated that the intention of the person behind the act was unclear and only further probe into the matter would reveal the details.
No danger to public
J Gupta, the plant director, said there was no danger to the public due to the incident since the water cooler, which was contaminated by Tritium, has been isolated and put out of use.
"A survey has been conducted by us and there is no indication of any heavy water leak from the reactor systems. The affected people have been checked and we have advised them to consult the doctors," he said.
V H Kageri, the district in-charge minister of Uttara Kannada where the plant is situated, said there was no report of anyone being affected by this incident.


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Jack Sizemore, 87, Davis-Playle-Hudson-Rimer Funeral Home
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Jack Sizemore age 87, passed away Tuesday, March 15, 2017, at the Kirksville Manor Care Center in Kirksville, MO.
The son of Bina LeRoy and Hadie Stoneking Sizemore, Jack was born March 18, 1929 in Stahl, MO.
In September, 1952 he was united with Nellie Kephart who preceded him in death on March 14, 2010. Also preceding him in death were his parents and seven brothers and sisters.
Jack is survived by one son, Mark Sizemore and wife, Tamra of Lockhart, TX. three daughters, Debbie Bramlett of Kirksville, MO. Tracy Gibson of Higginsville, MO. Kim Morrow and husband, Marty of Novinger, MO. two sisters, Frances Garrett of Visalia, CA. and Ollie Soloman and husband, Mac of Queen City, MO. sister-in-law, Patricia Sizemore of Green Castle, MO and several grandchildren great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews.
Jack was reared in the Stahl and Novinger, Missouri areas. He attended the rural schools. Jack served in the United States Army in Korea and Japan. He worked many jobs in the area, farming, backhoe operator and trucking. He was a member of the Construction Industry Laborers Union Local 660, International Union of Operating Engineers, and the Teamsters Union Local #534. Jack enjoyed drinking coffee with his friends at Chevy's, taking drives around Novinger and the time he shared with his family.
Funeral service will be held at 11:00 a.m. Saturday, March 18, 2017, at the Davis-Playle-Hudson-Rimer Funereal Home with Pastor Paul Milliken officiating. Burial will be in the Morelock Cemetery in Adair County, MO.
Pallbearers will be Joshuwa Hines, Roger Sizemore, Tim Sizemore, Bobby Withrow, Richie Roan and Ronnie Cucilich. Honorary Pallbearers will be Bill Patterson and Ben Western.
Visitation with the family will be from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Friday, March 17, 2017, at the
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Market Update October 2014: Conference Season In The Pacific
October was conference season for our Kineo Pacific offices with key events across Australia and New Zealand bringing together the Learning and Development professionals from across the region.
Always looking for ways to support the advancement of the L&D industry, City & Guilds Kineo contributed significantly to these events, co-hosting the LearnX Asia Pacific Conference in Melbourne on 14th October, major sponsor of the New Zealand Association of Training and Development (NZATD) National Conference on 21st & 22nd October in Auckland and Gold Sponsor of Learning@Work in Sydney on 27th & 28th October.
Following five days of conferencing across three cities and two countries, listening to and participating in numerous key note presentations, breakout sessions and workshops, not to mention speaking to hundreds of L&D professionals who kindly visited our exhibition stand from organisations of all kinds of shapes, sizes, industries, backgrounds and challenges – we wanted to share our take on the state of the market across the region.
We felt more excited, enthusiastic and stimulated about being involved in the learning and development space after these conferences than ever before. The industry in Australasia is in a terrific position – not without its challenges but with a wealth of innovative strategies and case studies to inform and inspire.
Conference Season Commences In Melbourne With LearnX
The LearnX Conference in Melbourne saw over 300 delegates attend the refined one-day event this year, with keynotes headlined by Pat Farmer and Layne Beachley – two speakers you wouldn't normally see on the L&D conference speaking circuit. Their stories were inspiring, with fascinating insights into what is required to achieve optimal performance in their respective pursuits. These were supported by various headline sessions by the 2014 LearnX Impact Awards winners demonstrating a wealth of innovation and creativity in ways organisations are designing and delivery learning. We were proud to pick up 4 awards at the event, including:
- Best eLearning Model Online - Education New Zealand- Platinum Award
- Best eLearning Design Video - Medibank - Platinum Award
- Best Rapid Authoring eLearning Design - Tradelink - Gold Award
- Best eLearning Design Technology - Adapt Learning - Platinum Award
Following a successful show in Melbourne it was over to Auckland for the NZATD National Conference. This year's instalment saw record attendees and delivered a wide range of industry professionals with an appetite to explore new technologies and approaches to workplace learning.
Learning@Work Continues To Grow
Finally, we packed up our pop-up banners and latest free guides and headed to Sydney for Learning@Work. In only its second year, Learning@Work has fast established itself as the leading conference for learning and development professionals in the region, with a strong learning technologies flavour. Offering an impressive line-up of key note speakers and thought leaders from around the world, including Cathy Moore and Jane Hart, and over 40 exhibitors, the event was well received by delegates and will no doubt continue to grow next year.
We were delighted to present a key note at each conference – giving delegates a sneak peek of some our latest findings from the upcoming 2014 Learning Insights Report (reserve your copy here) which will be released n November 6. Our keynote focused on 10 key insights for L&D professionals in 2014 and we were pleased to see that many of these insights were affirmed as key themes across the various conferences. These included:
Doing More For Less
L&D Professionals continue to be under pressure to do more for less, and not just in terms of budget. We also found examples of decreased capability due to restructuring and downsizing. Recognising who your subject matter experts are and facilitating sharing their knowledge is key to building capability and a competitive advantage.
There was a great panel debate at Learning@Work about the value of gamification in learning and its place in business. One of the key points expressed was the way that we define gamification, which doesn't need to mean games as such, but rather the application of game principles to learning. The ability to increase learner engagement by introducing gamified elements is possible regardless of time or budget restrictions. The overwhelming message is to make sure it is still content-led and relevant. Games can be seen as flavouring learning to make it more palatable for learners. Now gamified approaches are not just for your Gen Y learners – the average age of the gamer is now 37, and as Kathy Moore said: "Well designed and engaging games are suitable for any age".
The Role of the Manager in Enabling Learning Outcomes
The importance of the role of managers to actively support learning initiatives continues to be a high focus for L&D professionals. Some good examples were shared, for instance where a national retailer empowered store managers and store coaches to play a vital role in supporting and rolling out a large learning program across the region. Without engaging the champions on the frontline, the program would not have been a success. Furthermore, L&D departments that sit within business units, rather than centralised departments, can find it easier to engage with their business and support its strategic direction.
Maturing in Social Learning
We found that L&D professionals are interested in the practical application of Social Learning. Jane Hart's presentation at Learning@Work included well developed models for enabling social learning within businesses. People are exploring how Social Learning actually works and if it is relevant for their particular organisations and programs. As an example, one delegate mentioned that they get greater uptake of their learning programs if they the post details via the employees' Facebook page than if they distribute them through their LMS.
Psychology of Learning
There was a lot of discussion around the psychology of learning, and one particular presentation on Positive Psychology by Dr Travis Kemp was particularly interesting. He talked about the sheer scale and proliferation of knowledge we gain in the world and our ability to access it instantly. This is impacting behavioural change and also the way in which we design and structure learning interventions in recognition of this.
Blended Learning Goes Mainstream
There is no doubt that the presence of blended learning, increased sophistication of blends and the expectation of learning programs to have a number of learning interventions is very much moving into the mainstream, which is fantastic to see. Furthermore, the technology to support more sophisticated blends is being demanded and people are asking more from their learning management systems. There is a real increase in the expectations of a more fluid and accessible experience for all learners.
Be Innovative, Using Practical Approaches
We were pleased to see a move away from buzz words and blue sky concepts so often associated with learning conferences, to the practical application of the latest learning approaches, strategies and techniques. We experienced more mature conversations and deep consideration around areas such as:
- How and when should you use gamification?
- Would social learning work for a particular project
- Is using a MOOC as part of the learning mix the best method for this program?
Above all else the most important question being asked is:
"How do we bring a risk adverse and conservative business along with us on this journey?".
Fortunately the presenters gave great practical examples of how to put new approaches into practice. L&D professionals and their organisations were encouraged to be agile and try new ideas, prototype, introduce a pilot, try it, adjust it, adapt and see what hits the spot.
Big Data, Analytics and Measurement
Building on the examples of how Amazon, Google, Facebook and others personalise their service based on analysis of user data, organisations are beginning to measure ROI and performance improvement beyond learning. They are looking to embed learning in the workflow and link it to performanc. They're also beginning to wonder if big data can play a role too? Sure it can.
Google doesn't have a HR Department. They have a 'People Analytics' department, who changed their recruitment approach based on 10,000 data points from employee ratings including what makes a good manager. Surprisingly to Google, coaching as a key attribute of a leader was emphasized over technical skills. Big data and analytics can also impact learning design. 'Technology as Coach' is a concept where analytics create a more tailored learner experience i.e. a learners path through a course can change based on analysing the interactions until that point.
Embracing Multi-device and Responsive Elearning
It's incredible how quickly technology trends change – at last year's LearnX conference we introduced the concept of responsive, multi-device elearning. And for many attendees it seemed a long way off. Fast forward just 12 months and the maturity of the concept of responsive elearning design has increased significantly. There was a lot of interest around the pending release of Adapt's front-end authoring tool and we found that many L&D departments are keen and ready to move their elearning to a responsive, multi device framework.
Developing Elearning In-House
In addition, it was noted by our City & Guilds Kineo guests from the UK that there seems to be a much higher proportion of companies in the Pacific region developing elearning in house, compared with the UK. Therefore, organisations are looking at ways to increase the capability of internal teams and keep up-to-date with the latest developments, learning approaches and tools.
And finally, we thought the essence of the conferences was summed up well by the Einstein quote used by one of the presenters:
"We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking that we used when creating them." – Albert Einstein
It's been a busy and exciting month across the conference season in the Pacific region but we have to say the future for learning technology looks very exciting.
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Many of the key themes we've outlined here are also prevalent in our new Learning Insights Report which is due to release to the general public on November 7. It also outlines the key trends you need to be aware of for 2015. Click on the link below if you'd like to reserve your copy, and we'll send it straight to you when it's ready.
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Stuntman Steve Truglia tries to beat a world record by driving round the biggest loop-the-loop ever constructed. Retired Formula One competitor David Coulthard competes against Tiff Needell in an extreme van-driving challenge and Tim Shaw discovers whether buying an old banger results in cheap motoring. Tom Ford examines the Citroen C3 Picasso's suitability for a modern family man and Jonny Smith takes the Audi R8 V10 out on Spanish roads.
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Continuing our Best Charity Shops series, Emma Waight heads down to Brighton to see what's on offer by the seaside.
With its traditional English seafront, great restaurants and abundance of shops, Brighton makes for a great day out. The town is home to all of the high street big names, but if you are looking for something different you will be in your element with the independent shops and second-hand stores on offer. There are also some excellent charity shops worth scouting out and this top 5 list should be a good place to start.
Top 5 Brighton charity shops:
Oxfam, (146a North Street). This Oxfam shop is centrally situated in town so really worth popping in to. Far bigger than it looks from the outside, the shop is beautifully arranged by colour and size. With plenty of stock, branded names and a selection of specialist vintage it is a treasure trove for the second-hand bargain hunter. Having a separate bookshop nearby means this store is all about the fashion.
Barnado's, (50 West Street). This is a small shop and can get crowded, but again is centrally located so a good one to know about if you find yourself in Brighton regularly. Good for bargains and basics, they had some great accessories last time I popped in which are always great value for money second-hand.
Martlet's Hospice, (2 Church Street). A must-see for vintage lovers, the Church Street shop of this local hospice charity specialises in vintage fashion from the 1920s to 1980s. Alongside rails of gorgeous vintage clothes, hats, shoes, gloves and jewellery, you'll also find vintage china, linen and glassware in this exciting emporium. A pop-up shop has opened in the Lanes for a limited time and the charity also have an eBay shop for more unusual donations; a couple of years ago a Hermes scarf sold for £60.
British Heart Foundation, (19-20 London Road). London Road, one of the main routes in and out of the city is a great place for a charity shopping trip. The BHF store is one of the largest and best on the street selling a good range of clothing, books, music and household items, away from the touristy centre.
Scope, (45b London Road). Staying on London Road, pop into Scope, another deceptively roomy shop filled with clothing, shoes, homeware, music and books and even musical instruments. Rummage around to find some unexpected gems.
If you are happy to go further out of the city, the streets of George Street and Blatchington Road in Hove offer a wealth of charity shops favoured by the local residents.
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The Doctoral Research Program
The DRP at UW-Madison offers a cross-disciplinary program of professional enrichment designed for School of Education graduate students who intend to pursue careers as researchers in education and education-related fields. The program consists of an introductory course on problems and approaches in education research followed by an advanced course and a set of modular course offerings focused on meeting the professional development needs of graduate students. The program is open to anyone in the School of Education who is interested in developing their skills as researchers and pursuing the educational opportunities and close contact with faculty the program provides.


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This ski storage rack is perfect for a families worth of skis. It will hold 6 pairs of skis and poles in about 4 feet. It works for all types of skis and the ski hooks are adjustable along the rack. The ski rack is very simple to use and takes under 15 minutes to install.
Easy to install, very strong. Well built. We purchase additional ski hooks to squeeze a few more pairs on. Ive used many racks over the years and this is one of the best.
Everything about this unit was easy, from ordering to installing. Love how clean and crisp it looks in garage. Easy enough for our young children (6,9,12) to grab their own skid. Wish they made a matching each for boots and helmets.
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Awesome product. Store's 6 pairs of skis and poles easily.
This rack is excellent. Installed quickly and easily. Powder coated steel is bomber. System design is simple, elegant, and works as expected. Nice also to have extra room at the end of the hooks to hang poles. My only design note is the soft plastic material that covers the ski hooks adheres slightly to the surface of the skis. Its softness protects the finish of the skis, but because it sticks a little to the surface, you have to hold it in place when you take the skis off the rack to prevent the hook/rack from becoming disconnected from the rail. This is minor, however, and may only be an issue for us as the ceiling in the mudroom where we stage the gear is relatively low with small clearance. Perhaps otherwise it wouldn't be an issue. This rack very well designed and manufactured. Buy it.
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Monkey bars are a great system for organizing garage. Ski rack was perfect for 4 pair skis and poles, and just put up the bike rack (3 bikes) today. System is flexible, modular and just works great.
This ski rack is awesome! I put it up in my garage and put up all my family's skis. It fits my powder skis and race skis, my wife's all mountain cruisers, and my son's child size skis.
It is great that I can store all our skis in about a 4ft long space in my garage and they are right up against wall so it does not interfere with parking my car in the garage.
What can you say about a ski rack? It hangs on the wall, holds my skis, boots, & poles, doesn't fall off the wall. Build quality is pretty okay, a little sub-par for the price. The instructions left something to be desired, but again, it's a ski rack. Not like figuring out how to attach it to the wall is rocket science.
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The meteorologists were right. There was a little snow in north Mississippi last week. It had already fallen by the time we drove Friday night into Tunica County.
We didn't see a single flake on its way down, nor notice that it lingered in protected places until daylight Saturday. Nothing to get excited about, not nearly enough for snowballs, snowmen or icy roads in or around Robinsonville, Miss.
It was remarkable chiefly because it hadn't melted immediately on touching the ground like our rare south Louisiana snowfall does. Temperatures near freezing by day and below by night kept it from disappearing entirely.
Just looking: No particular attraction brought us here in the dead of winter. Tunica County is the third-largest casino area in the nation, after Las Vegas and Atlantic City.
These are massive complexes, tall hotels, lots of neon, huge parking lots, scattered across thousands of acres of cotton fields, along the Mississippi River. But we are not gamblers, not even the slots.
We will likely venture into some of the casinos, looking for restaurants and entertainment, nothing more.
The Gold Strike, the Horseshoe, Harrah's, Hollywood, Sam's Town, Bally's, Fitzgerald's ... maybe even more. They are not clustered together, but spaced out, accessible at the ends of long drives, with acres of active farmland in between.
No crops, of course, this time of year, but unmistakable evidence that last season's cotton stalks have been plowed under, ready for spring planting. The vast expanses of bare soil and withered vegetation present a bleak, brown contrast to the brilliant casino palaces.
And yet, all the glitzy prosperity seems to have left the sparsely populated region relatively untouched. We are staying some 20 miles from Memphis, Tenn. The nearest grocery, a Piggly Wiggly, is 10 miles south.
For a Walmart or anything comparable, the drive is 10 miles farther, either to south Memphis or to Clarksdale. Traffic on new four-lane highways is thick about dark, with nighttime gamblers driving in and afternoon visitors heading back to Memphis.
Wolf tale: A phone call from Arizona last week sought to answer a question raised by a Courier story written by another reporter. Judith Leboeuf Musslewhite lived in Houma with her husband, Leland, around 1960, before they moved off to Canada, where he worked as a guide for big-game hunters for years before retiring to Arizona.
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Maybe not: Before vacationing, I was not able to determine who raised the wolf question. It may be someone who has moved on to another paper. Given time, however, we should be able to publish Leland Musslewhite's story with all its complications.
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This sculling race of over four miles, down the Thames from London Bridge to Chelsea, has been staged every year since 1715, apart from during the two world wars. It was founded by Thomas Doggett, actor-manager at the Haymarket and Drury Lane theatres who, when he died in 1721, left money to form a trust to perpetuate the custom, which later handed over responsibility for organization to the London Fishmongers' Company in association with the Company of Watermen and Lightermen, who still run the event. The race was for six Thames watermen who had just completed their apprenticeship to compete, every 1 August, for a prize of a splendid orange coat and even more splendid badge, the latter representing 'liberty'. This all had a political meaning at the time, as Doggett was a staunch supporter of George I and the new house of Hanover. The first of August was the day of George I's accession to the throne, the orange and the horse motif on the badge also represented the royal family. The race was sufficiently well known to form the background to a ballad-opera by Charles Dibdin, entitled The Waterman, or The First of August, first produced at the Haymarket in 1774. An account of the race and a biographical sketch of Doggett can be found in Hone (1827: ii. 531–3). Some changes have been made over the years. The coat is now red. The boats have gradually become smaller and lighter and the date is fixed more by the state of the tides than by Doggett's original decree. Late July is usually the time now. Most important of all, for the racers, they now move with the tide rather than against it. When there were too many applicants, the six were chosen by lot, but now there are eliminating heats. The winners wear their coats at subsequent races, where they act as stewards, and on other ceremonial occasions on the Thames.
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Grab the Teacher Binder Title Page. I use a big binder for the 'Teacher Binder' and put all of these sections inside of it.
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Spring 2011 Brownbag Series
- Bimonthly meetings are held during the academic semester on Fridays, from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.
- Topics related to family violence and sexual assault will be presented and discussed.
- Please contact Dr. Holly Orcutt for further information about room locations during the Spring 2011 semester.
|Ruth Varkovitzky, Department of Psychology, NIU
|PTSD as a Mediator of Sexual Revictimization Among College Females
|Joe Bardeen, Department of Psychology, NIU
|Executive Attention and Threat-Related Attentional Biases in PTSD
|Cheryl Smithgall, Chapin Hall at University of Chicago
|The DCFS model of assessment, evaluation results of the Integrated Assessment program as a model of comprehensive family assessment
|Melissa Polusny, Staff Clinical Psychologist, Minneapolis VAMC and Associate Professor, Department of Psychiatry, University of Minnesota
|Longitudinal Study of Risk and Resilience in National Guard Soldiers Deployed to the Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan
|Lauren Irwin, Department of Psychology, NIU
|The impact of individual differences in child abuse potential on the use of mitigating information during child transgressions


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A visitor to the website may search for a store by ZIP code or city-and-state combination to view the specific circulars for nearby stores. Selecting Set As Home Store from the list of nearby stores allows the customer's computer to remember the store the next time he visits the website. Clicking on Weekly Circular under the store location desired pulls up the circular for that store. Visitors can click on the Store Details page to find other information for the store selected.Learn more about Coupons & Sales


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VAS Sewing Competition
2017 State Final Winners
1st - Janice Sinnott: CENTRAL & UPPER GOULBURN
2nd - Maree Logan: GOULBURN VALLEY RIVERINA
3rd - Emma Sullivan: CENTRAL & SOUTH GIPPSLAND
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1st Prize - Trophy & $300 Spotlight Voucher
2nd Prize - $150 Spotlight Voucher
3rd Prize - $50 Spotlight Voucher
Rules & Regulations
- The item is to be a tote/carry bag no larger than 50 cm on any one side
- Handle/s to be made of fabric
- Minimum embellishments allowed
- Must be lined
- Sewn by machine
- May be hand finished
- Knitted/Crocheted items not acceptable
- To be constructed in fabric, using natural fibre or fibre-blend
- Each exhibit entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor
- An exhibit having won at a Show will compete at a Group Final. The winning exhibit will then compete in the State Final
- An exhibitor may represent only one local show at Group level and one Group at State level
- An exhibit having won at State Final, is no longer eligible to compete in the competition
- If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group or State Final level then the second placegetter is eligible to compete
- A person will not be permitted to win at more than one Show within the State in any one Show year. Persons not adhering to this rule will be required to forfeit/refund prize money
- All work to have been completed in the last 12 months prior to its entry at a local show/field day
- An exhibit may only win one Group Final in a show season (Spring to Autumn), should the same article be entered again and found to have already won a Group Final in the same show season the exhibitor must forfeit/refund any and all prizes and will be disqualified from exhibiting for 12 months
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Napa Valley Wine Academy
With our headquarters in the heart of Napa Valley
Napa Valley Wine Academy is America's Premier Wine School™ based in Napa Valley California and is proud to be an approved program provider of the internationally recognized WSET (Wine & Spirit Education Trust) wine and spirit and Sommelier courses across the US. Our California-based school offers wine and spirit certification courses, and workshops that are ideal for both the enthusiast and wine and beverage industry professionals alike. Whether you want to learn about wine or spirits, for business or pleasure, our certification classes, workshops, and tastings are perfect for you. Our academy combines the unparalleled knowledge and passion of our instructors, with a friendly, approachable style. Come experience wine education at its best at one of our locations across the US.
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The WSET has become the foremost international organization in the field of wines and spirits education and certification and offers a suite of sought-after qualifications that are considered to be the gold standard in wine education.
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The harvest experience in Napa in September was transformative for me in propelling me forward in pursuing my studies. I also realized that your course spoiled us rotten ! The hands-on time in the vineyard and in the winery made all of the concepts come alive.Marilyn F. - Charlotte NC
I am really glad that I took the course. I learned so much and increased my confidence when speaking about wine as well. It cemented my desire to remain in the wine industry and to continue to learn. I thought the presentation was great and the knowledge you and the other instructors brought was impressive and inspiring…Brien E. - Sonoma, California
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How To Steer Clear Of Malpractice Suits In The Recession
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Arsenal is considered a strong title contender this season. They have what it takes to keep on winning. However, pundits insists that the club needs new reinforcements as Arsenal's season has not been steady. Will new players bring stability to the team?
Let's look at ten players who could join Arsenal this January.
1. Gonzalo Higuaín
Arsenal has been linked with Higuaín for a long time and were reportedly close to bringing him to the Emirates before his eventual move to Napoli. However, a source close to the Emirates revealed that the club is preparing a hefty deal for the Argentine forward. He has been in supreme form in front of goal for Napoli since making the move from Real Madrid.
2. Mohamed El Nenny
Arsenal have reportedly agreed a fee for El Nenny. It has been revealed that he might be signed soon after the transfer window opens. The Egyptian is not a typical holding midfielder, but could fix Arsenal's defensive midfield conundrum since Coquelin's injury.
3. Lorenzo Insigne
Insigne has scored seven goals and grabbed five assists in less than 15 games this season. He is a valuable asset to Napoli, but Arsenal have set their sights on him. The Gunners are reportedly very interested in the 24-year old as he is expected be a good partner for Oliver Giroud.
4. Javier Hernandez
The former Manchester United striker is ripping apart Bundesliga goalkeepers. However, the Chicharito is still open to a move back to the Premier League. Arsenal had shown interest in the player last transfer window, but failed to land him. They will reportedly try again this term.
5. Nolito
Arsenal midfielder Joel Campbell is a target for La Liga club Celta Vigo and the Gunners are planning to land Celta Vigo's attacker Notilo as a part of a swap deal.
The 29-year old is also a Barcelona target, but Wenger is reportedly determined to bring him to the Emirates. Nolito has scored seven goals in ten appearances in the La Liga.
6. Victor Wanyama
Wanyama is reportedly Arsenal's key transfer target. It was speculated that they are going to wait until next season to place a bid but since Coquelin is injured, they desperately want to land a holding midfielder.
7. Jese Rodriguez
Reports in Spain suggest that Arsenal have sent scouts to observe Real Madrid's Jese Rodriguez. The 22-yer old is struggling at Madrid due to a lack of starts and might agree to a move to Arsenal.
Wenger is reportedly willing to pay up to £29.5m to secure a deal.
8. Victor Osimhen
Despite Wolfsburg promising Osimhen a first team start, the Nigerian is willing to try his luck at Arsenal. The 17-year old is scouted by many clubs and has trained with over five clubs in the last year. It is almost certain that he will be joining Arsenal.
9. Aleksandr Kokorin
Arsenal have prepared a 4.4m deal for Dynamo Moscow according to English sources. The Gunners were interested in the player last summer, but were unable to launch a successful bid for his services.
However, it is reported that the club will place a bid in a few weeks.
10. Havard Nordtveit
Havard Nordtveit will be out of contract from Borussia Monchengladbach at the end of the season. He is not expected to extend his stay, so Arsenal could finally land their former prodigy.
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By Julie Parise, CBSNewYork.com
NEW YORK (WFAN) — While the Knicks and their fans will once again watch the NBA Finals play out somewhere other than Madison Square Garden, the team has finally created some stability after a roller coaster season by signing Mike Woodson to a multi-year contract.
It was precisely what the team should've done, according to former Knicks star John Starks. He believes Woodson's tough love, hard-nosed approach to the game is just what the team needs to take them to the next level.
"What I love about [Woodson] the most is that he'll treat a star player just like he would treat any other player," Starks told CBSNewYork. "That makes a big difference, and that's the mark of a great coach."
It's well-known by now that the rumored drama between Knicks star Carmelo Anthony and former coach Mike D'Antoni led to frustration for the team both on and off the court. Amid a string of tough losses, it became apparent a change was needed to give the Knicks an attitude adjustment – and a chance at the playoffs.
Without naming names, Starks pointed out the most important difference with the new man at the helm of the embattled franchise.
"The players respect him a great deal," he said, referring to Woodson. "Obviously it was a tough situation for Coach D'Antoni. The team wasn't performing, and as they always say in this league, you're not going to fire the whole team, and the coach has to take the brunt of it. He had to take the brunt of it."
With D'Antoni gone and the Knicks finally playing the way they were supposed to since the highly publicized arrival of Anthony in New York last year, the re-energized team was finally fun to watch, games were won and postseason hopes were high.
But Starks isn't surprised.
"I've known Mike for quite some time and watched him down in Atlanta," he said. "Being a former player, [he] truly understands what it takes to get guys to perform at a higher level."
Since Melo's arrival in the Big Apple, fans, coaches and commentators alike have stressed the importance of team play and for the Knicks not to become reliant on 'the Carmelo Anthony' show.
Despite that, the former Syracuse star carried the weight of his team on his shoulders through several victories (and defeats), most notably in the Knicks first and only post-season win since 2001, in which Anthony scored 41 points and hit a tie-breaking 3-pointer with 54.5 seconds left in the game.
Starks also reiterated the point made by others and said the Knicks need a balanced effort in order to be successful.
"Not one player is going to do it all," he said. "Everybody has to step up. It's going to take an effort on everybody to come back stronger and better."
One player Starks has high expectations for is rookie Iman Shumpert, naming the 21-year-old guard out of Georgia Tech as the season's standout surprise performer.
"[He] did an incredible job," Starks said of the player, who suffered a devastating knee injury during the Knicks' first playoff game against the Heat on April 28.
"It was unfortunate," Starks said of Shumpert's torn ACL. "He had been playing so well, especially on the defensive end of the court. I was surprised, and what you probably don't know yet, is that hopefully he can be [named to an All-Defensive team], which I thought he should've been on."
While the Knicks look to sign some solid free agents, keeping Jeremy Lin on board appears to be a priority. Steve Nash is also a name consistently popping up in the rumor mill.
Despite the agony of first-round playoff exits, Starks has a positive outlook for this current Knicks team.
"We have a good nucleus, and that's a good starting point," Starks said. "To make the playoffs two years in a row is really, very good."
It may be a good start, but for Knicks fans who are tired of moral victories, the question is will Woodson's arrival be enough to bring championship talk back to the Big Apple?
Julie Parise is the features editor for CBSNewYork.com.