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Great Plains Country Annual Meeting
Lawton's tourism industry was well represented at the Great Plains Country Annual Meeting last week. The CVB Director, Taylor Burgess started off the meeting by welcoming the group to Lawton. Many members of the Convention and Visitors Bureau Advisory Council were in attendance, along with the CVB Manager. The guest speaker was John Hernandez, the Executive Director of the Museum of the Great Plains. Mr. Hernandez spoke on the impact the community has on the museum.
The annual meeting took place at the White Buffalo. Tourism leaders from all over Southwest Oklahoma came to hear the review of Great Plains Country's 2016-2017 year. One of the highlights from the year was GPC receiving a Redbud Award for Best Brochure or Publication with 11 pages or more. Lawton Fort Sill CVB is proudly represented in this brochure.
Lawton Rangers Rodeo
The club utilized the old county fairgrounds located just north of the Fairmont Creamery building at the time. In 1944 the county sold the fairground property and the Buckaroo Club disbanded. In 1958 the club purchased 40 acres where the current LO ranch is located. A new arena was constructed and the first Rodeo was held in the late 1960's. Over the years this arena has come to hold 9000 spectators.
In 2007 the Lawton Rangers received the prestigious honor of becoming the Centennial Riding Club of the state of Oklahoma. The rangers rode in parades all over the state promoting Rodeo.
Besides the rodeo, the Lawton Rangers are involved in numerous charities and civic events, such as the Lawton Rangers scholarship program, the Saddle &Sirloin Club, and Comanche Country Spring Livestock Show. The Lawton Rangers have been a part of Lawton's birthday celebration since the beginning of the club.
To learn more about the Lawton Rangers and their upcoming activities visit their website.
Tourism Professionals in Lawton
Tourism Ambassadors from 14 counties in Southwest Oklahoma will be in Lawton on August 3rd for the 2017 Great Plains Country Annual Meeting. The annual meeting will take place at 3 pm at the White Buffalo located in Central Mall. Tickets are $15 for members and $20 for non-members. You will hear all about what Great Plains Country has accomplished this past year, learn more about tourism in Oklahoma as well as a chance to network with our tourism partners.
3 of our volunteers serve on the GPC Annual Meeting committee including Tanna Vu of Hilton Garden Inn, Christi Chambers of OBI and Taylor Burgess with the Lawton Fort Sill CVB.
Great Plains Country Association is a full-time marketing group which promotes member attractions, events, and destinations through cooperative marketing programs. Great Plains Country works to develop, coordinate and implement tourism marketing campaigns for industry partners within the Southwest Oklahoma region. The Lawton Fort Sill Convention and Visitor Bureau is a proud member of Great Plains Country.
Upcoming CVB Events
August and September Events
Over the next two months expect to see an influx of visitors in Lawton. The Convention and Visitor Bureau will be sponsoring 4 major events in our community. These 4 events will bring thousands of visitors and numerous room nights to Lawton.
Lawton Ranger's Rodeo
August 9-12, 2017 will be the annual Lawton Rangers PRCA Rodeo at LO Ranch. For advanced tickets visit http://www.lawtonrangers.com/. Last year they estimated around 31,000 attendees over the 4-night event.
Oklahoma Museums Association Fall Conference
Lawton was chosen to be the host city for the OK Museums Association Fall Conference which will take place September 20-22,2017. They are anticipating to have 500 people attend this conference. The conference will take place at Hilton Garden Inn and is hosted by The Museum of the Great Plains and the Lawton Fort Sill Convention and Visitors Bureau.
Southern Territory Men's D Nationals
At the 2015 ASA National Conference Lawton was awarded the Men's Class D Southern Slow Pitch Softball Tournament. This tournament will take place August 31-September 3, 2017. Registration is currently underway and they are estimating 15-20 teams. For more Information visit http://www.teamsideline.com/lawton
Multi-Gun Championship
September 16, 2017, will be the Multi-Gun Championship held at Fort Sill. This is their inaugural event, a 3-Gun style competition that they hope will build and become a long running, greatly respected event in the world of Multi-Gun Competition, attracting shooters of all levels to Historic Fort Sill, Oklahoma. They are anticipating 250 shooters to participate.
The Museum of the Great Plains
The vast area of interior North America that stretches from Mexico to Canada, and from the Mississippi to the Rockies is known as the "Great Plains." The Museum focuses on the past, present, and future of this area in their exhibits.
The Museum of the Great Plains is one of five members of the Oklahoma Museum Network (OMN). Every six months members of the OMN rotate exhibits, meaning each facility gets a different exhibit. Currently, through August, the Museum of the Great Plains is hosting "Tape & Tunnels."
Lawton Ranger's Rodeo
On August 9-12, 2017 The Lawton Ranger's will be holding their 79th annual PRCA Rodeo. The Rodeo will start each night at 7:30. The main events for each night is listed below:
Event 1: Grand Entry & Introductions
Event 2: Fort Sill's Field Artillery Half Section
Event 3: Bareback Riding
Event 4: Introduction of the queens
Event 5: Steer Wrestling
Event 6: Saddle Bronc Riding
Event 7: Specialty Act
Event 8: Tie Down Roping
Event 9: Calf Scrample (Ages 12 and under)
Event 10: Team Roping
Event 11: Specialty Act
Event 12: Barrel Racing
Event 13: Bull Riding
Advance Tickets are available online. Visit https://www.ezticketlive.com/checkout/tickets.aspx?id=281
Wednesday is $5.00 a car load. As many as you can safely ride in your car/truck.
Thursday and Friday Night at the gate $15.00
Saturday Night at the gate $20.00
Children Tickets at the gate Thursday/Friday/Saturday
Children 5 and under: FREE
Children 6 to 12: $7.00
One of the final activities of the week celebrating Lawton's 116th birthday and rodeo week will be the Birthday and Rodeo Parade in downtown Lawton. The Parade will start at 10:00 A.M. on Saturday August 12, the last day of the Lawton Ranger's rodeo. To download an application for the parade go to http://www.lawtonrangers.com/lawton-birthday-rodeo-parade/.
Grand National Horseman Association's Playday Finals
On July 25- 29, 2017 The Great Plains Coliseum will host the Grand National Horseman Association's Playday Finals. This is a family-friendly event that brings over 300 people to our community and 100 horses. This year's schedule of events includes barrel racing, potato racing, bowtie racing and more. The Convention and Visitors Bureau is a proud sponsor of this event. Many of our communities local businesses contribute discounts for the participants to use throughout their stay in Lawton.
Western Swing Music Society of The Southwest
The halls of the Great Plains Coliseum will be filled with Western Swing music July 13-15, 2017.
Do you have a passion for sports?
Do you have a passion for sports? Do you want to better our community? If the answer is yes, the CVB's Sports Promotion Committee is the place for you. The committee will meet on July 12, 2017 at 1:30 in the First National Bank and Trust Board Room at the Chamber of Commerce. If you any questions please contact Taylor Burgess, CVB Director or Shannon Yarbough, CVB Manager.
Fort Sill Summer Concert
The Fort Sill Summer Concert, set for July 4 at Fort Sill Polo Field, will feature performances by the reigning 2016 New Country Artist of the Year Maren Morris, Aaron Watson, and Oklahoma's own Chris Bullard followed by a firework show. The concert is open to the general public. Gates open at 5:30 p.m. and the show starts at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $25 in advance and $35 at the gate. Children 6 and under are free. Tickets are available at Adventure Travel (Fort Sill Welcome Center and Central Mall), EZ Go Stores, Billingsley Ford, and online.
CVB Summer Events
This summer there will be many events in our community. That means tons of things to do and a surplus of visitors in Lawton Fort Sill.
Past Events
June 2017
Automatic 8th Veteran Reunion Group June 8th- 11th, 2017
Oklahoma Chautauqua June 20th-24th, 2017
Upcoming Events
July 2017
Lawton Country Club Firecracker Golf Tournament June 30th- July 3rd, 2017
Western Swing Music Society July 13th- 15th, 2017
2017 Grand National Horseman's Association July 25th-29th, 2017
12-U "A" Southern Nationals July 26th-29th, 2017
August 2017
Lawton Rangers PRCA Rodeo August 8th-12th, 2017
Lawton Splash Pad
Progress continues at Elmer Thomas Park's splash pad! The Grand Opening for this new attraction is coming in July. This will be a great way to beat the heat this summer!
Freedom Festival
Celebrate our country's Independence on Saturday, July 1 at the Lawton-Ft. Sill's Freedom Festival in Lawton's Elmer Thomas Park. The festival, with free admission and no parking fees, is a project of the Freedom Festival Committee chaired by City of Lawton Councilman Keith Jackson, City of Lawton staff and community volunteers. Festival opens at 11am and closes with one of the largest fireworks display in Oklahoma, choreographed to music!
The public is invited to bring lawn chairs, umbrellas/sunscreen, insect repellant, flashlights and picnic baskets. Please no pets, service animals only and no personal fireworks, alcohol or drones. For the public's safety, a portion of the lake's walking track/trail will be closed from 10 am Saturday, July 1 till 8am Sunday, July 2. The patrons of the park's walking track are invited to stroll thru the festival grounds.
Freedom Festival's events and amenities include:
• Parking adjacent to festival grounds
• Park & Ride, starting at 12noon, runs from Lawton High School & McMahon Auditorium to drop off near the playground in the park
• Sweet Temptationz Car Show and Wind River Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Show, open to all makes and models, Registration, 10am, Car and Motorcycle Show, 12am-4pm w/ award presentations at 3pm
• Dannie Carson in Concert, 2pm, across from the car show
• Food, drink and sales vendors: 11am through fireworks
• Activity Vendors, fee based: 11am through fireworks
Face Painting, Petting Zoo, Pony Rides & Mechanical Bull
• Free Bounce Houses: 11am-8pm
• Onsite ATM
• New! Throughout the day, watch live on Late Nite Lawton's Facebook page www.facebook.com/
• Restroom facilities
• Lake side stage kicks off at 2pm with Mad Leon followed by Cross Towne Groove. At 7pm 77th Army Band, "The Pride of Fort Sill" will present a high energy concert to close the stage at 9pm.
• One of the largest fireworks display in Oklahoma, choreographed to music starts after the sun sets at approximately 9:30pm.
o LISTEN LIVE! Tune in to the live broadcast of fireworks' music on Magic 95, 95.3FM. Also listen via Magic 95's website, www.magic953.com and through their Apple and Android apps.
Call the Arts & Humanities Division at 580-581-3470/3471 or visit the City of Lawton's website www.lawtonok.gov for more information. Also, visit the festival's social media site on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/
Convention and Visitors Bureau has successful month of May
In May the Lawton Fort Sill Convention and Visitors Bureau tracked over 1,000 room nights, launched the HASWO Ambassador Training Program, and hosted the Armed Forces Day Celebration.
The CVB receives fund from Hotel Motel Tax Collections to fund events that bring in visitors to the community. In May they supported 6 events that resulted in more than 1,000 room nights.
"Hotel Motel Tax collections are important for bringing in visitors," said Carrie Paye, the Hotel Motel Tax Representative for the Lawton Fort Sill Chamber of Commerce. "It gives us the ability to fund events that want to be in Lawton Fort Sill and help make those events successful."
The Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle , Artillery OCS Alumni Reunion and Fires Conference on Fort Sill had a total of 984, bringing in the most room night for the 2016-2017 fiscal year.
The CVB also launched the HASWO Ambassador Training Program. The program provides lessons and information about the area, and allows anyone in the hospitality industry a chance to learn more about the area they serve in.
"We want everyone in our area to be able to tell our visitors what there is to do in Lawton," said Hossein Moini, the Chairman of the CVB Advisory Council. "This training allows anyone in our community to be a tourism ambassador. It will empower our community to assist our guests better than ever before."
The training can be found on the CVB website at www.visitlawtonok.com.
Along with their partners, The City of Lawton, the CVB hosted the Armed Forces Day Celebration. The event is held every year to honor the service members in Lawton Fort Sill.
"We look forward to this event every year," said Taylor Burgess, Convention and Visitors Bureau Director, "This is our chance to honor the sacrifices many members of community make"
The parade had 109 parade entries including 16 military vehicles.
In June the CVB is launching their Visit Lawton Fort Sill Mobile App. The app will have many resources for visitors and residents alike.
For more information about the Convention and Visitors Bureau visit their website, www.visitlawtonok.com.
Veterans Group Comes to Lawton
Automatic 8 Veterans Association 7th Battalion, 8th Field Artillery will be in Lawton Fort Sill from June 8-11, 2017. They are anticipating over 100 members to join in the weekend. They are celebrating their 50th Deployment for Vietnam Anniversary. The unit was organized at Ft. Bliss, TX, relocated to Ft. Sill, OK, and deployed to the Republic of Vietnam in June 1967 where it fired in support of Allied Forces until July 1971.
On June 9 at 10:30 a dedication will be held for the 7th Battalion, 8th Field Artillery memorial 50 years to the date from which this unit left Ft. Sill for Vietnam. It will be at Constitution Park on Fort Sill. Followed by a Banquet at the Apache Casino Hotel on June 10, 2017.
Visitors in Lawton
This upcoming weekend our town will be taken over by motorcycles. The 2017 National Association of Buffalo Soldiers and Troopers Motorcycle Club will be hosting their annual event in Lawton Fort Sill on May 26-28. They are anticipating over 400 people to attend and around 300 motorcycles. This will be one of the biggest events our community has seen this year and we are expecting a huge economic impact from this group.
Arts for All
Come support the local arts in our community this weekend at Arts for All. This weekend long festival will be filled with painting, pottery, photography, wood working, wine garden with ongoing live entertainment, food court, stages with live entertainment, childrens' activities, and more! This is an event you do not want to miss!
Friday May 12th 4:00pm - 8:00pm
Saturday May 13th 10:00am - 8:00pm
Sunday May 14th 11:00am - 5:00pm
Shepler Park - West Gore Blvd and 5th St.
National Travel and Tourism Week 2017
Open Streets April 2017
Lawtonians played in the streets to celebrate Earth Day at Open Streets on April 22, 2017.
Open streets is a concept that turns "C" Avenue into a temporary public park with activities for the whole family to get people moving.
Activities fitness classes, obstacle courses, Imaginary playground, skate park, hula hoops, art, face painting, bounce houses, photo booth, and so much more.
National Basketball Tournament Coming to Lawton
The best of the best in girls basketball will be in Lawton this upcoming weekend to participate in the very first Sooner State Tune-Up Tournament. The tournament will start on Saturday, April 15th at 8 am and run through Sunday, April 16th. Cameron University, The Coliseum, all 3 High School's gyms, and Central Middle School's gyms will all be filled with players, coaches, and fans. We are anticipating around 80 teams to compete, which will result in around 400 room nights.
Play in the Street!
Play in the streets as we celebrate Earth Day at Open Streets on April 22, 2017 from 11pm to 3pm !
Open streets is a concept that turns "C" Avenue into a temporary public park with activities for the whole family to get people moving.
Activities fitness classes, obstacle courses, Imaginary playground, skate park, hula hoops, art, face painting, bounce houses, photo booth, and so much more.
2017 Prince of Peace Easter Pageant
The annual Prince of Peace Easter Passion Play is a narrated dramatization of the birth, life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
This Easter passion play is the longest running of its kind in the United States. Created in 1926, this passion play drama is held outdoors in the Holy City of the Wichitas near Lawton with the stunning Wichita Mountains serving as a backdrop.
Make sure to attend this signature event at the Holy City of the Wichitas Saturday, April 15, starting at 8:30 p.m.
Remember to dress warm, in layers, bring your lawn chairs and blankets. They suggest coming out early in the afternoon on Saturday to find a good spot on Audience Hill. There is no admission charge or tickets. They do ask for donations, but will not turn anyone away if you choose not to donate.
Southwest Oklahoma Corvette Club's All Corvette Show & Wichita Mountains Dinner Cruise Weekend
The Southwest Oklahoma Corvette Club's All Corvette Show & Wichita Mountains Dinner Cruise Weekend was in Lawton March 24 – 25.
The show took place at the Apache Casino Hotel with activities on Friday and Saturday. Corvette Clubs from around the state of Oklahoma as well as Texas, Kansas, and Arkansas, attended.
Classic Lawton Chevrolet began the event with a Welcome Reception from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. on Friday, March 24. From the dealership, participants went on a 60 mile cruise through the Wichita Wildlife Refuge on route to a dinner banquet at the Apache Casino Hotel. On Saturday, March 25, the club hosted a Corvette show that featured over 100 Corvettes.
A significant portion of proceeds from the Southwest Oklahoma Corvette Club's All Corvette Show & Wichita Mountains Dinner Cruise Weekend were given to local charities.
Great Plains Coliseum was taken over by robots
On February 11, 2017 The Great Plains Coliseum was taken over by robots, yes you heard that correct!
Students and mentors from all over the state of Oklahoma traveled to Lawton Fort Sill this past weekend to show off their robots and to compete in a day-long competition. Over 20 teams competed for the chance to go to the World Vex Robotic Competition. This event showcased the promising youth we have in our Lawton Fort Sill community and also in the state of Oklahoma.
Comanche County Basketball Tournament
Visitors flocked to Lawton for the Annual Comanche County Basketball Tournament this past week. There were over 8,000 people at the Great Plains Coliseum over the course of the 5 day tournament. Family and friends from three counties in Oklahoma came to Lawton to support their team. These fans ate in our restaurants, shopped in our local shops and purchased gasoline here. This tournament is a great tradition that Lawton looks forward to hosting every year. Thank you Comanche County Basketball Tournament for having such a positive influence on our community!
Visitors in Lawton
Despite the snowy weather participants and crowds still made it out to The Great Plains Coliseum and Expo Center to support the "On Target with Kiwanis" Archery Tournament and the Great Plains Winter National Pig, Lamb and Goat show. The archery tournament had 183 archers and over 300 viewers. The Great Plains Winter National had over 300 pens full of pigs and lambs. This year's events included something new, a goat show with 40 goats were exhibited.
Lawton Loves Basketball
The Annual Comanche County Basketball Tournament starts January 16th and will go through January 21st at the Great Plains Coliseum. The tournament includes five schools from Comanche County, two from Cotton County, and one from Tillman County. The tournament has been in existence for over 70 years and is a great tradition in our community. Make sure you come out and support the youth of the Southwest!
Coming SOON
We're excited to show you the progress of the new Apache Casino Hotel Event Center that will be opening this Spring! The new venue will be a great place to host banquets, conferences, weddings and concerts.
The event center will be able to seat up to 1,200 people comfortably. For a more intimate feel, there are also three VIP balcony boxes. They will be kicking off their opening with three concerts, The Oak Ridge Boys on March 23, Special 38 on April 6, and Montgomery Gentry April 20.
We hope to see everyone at the Business After Hours that Apache Casino Hotel will be hosting at their new Event Center February 16, 2017.
James Farrell Award Presented at City Council
The James Farrell Award was present at City Council
The James Farrell Award of Excellence is rewarded to cities that do an outstanding job of hosting ASA/USA Softball National Championship Finals. To receive the award, cities must attain an overall rating of 95 percent or greater from the ASA/USA Representative, Umpire-In-Chief and National Office.
Visitors coming to Lawton
Visitors will be eating in Lawton restaurants, shopping and buying gas as they compete in the Great Plains Winter National January 6-7 at the Comanche County Fairgrounds. This is an open premier regional show that is held the second week of January each year.
The show will run Friday evening and all day Saturday. This year's event will feature something new for attendees, a goat show on Friday. Last year the Great Plains National Pig and Lamb show had 300 heads of livestock and 64 room nights.
The show is open to the public and the community is encouraged to come watch the event. Questions about the show can be directed to Show Chairman Robert Spencer at 580-591-2604 or find them on Facebook.


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The May festival is now off sale via Aberdeen Box Office.
Tickets will be available at the venue but are subject to availability.
Meeting Point: Old Town House
Join our University Ambassadors on a walking tour of Old Aberdeen, highlighting the abundance of architectural and cultural riches hidden away in this unique medieval corner of the City.

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Documentary 2017 Overview
What do you think of when you hear the word "grit?" Toughness? Resilience? Determination?
Clearly we can understand this personality trait – we saw it in our Holocaust survivors and the Greatest Generation, who withstood the Great Depression and WWII. But what about today? Where do we see this trait in our everyday life? How does it become ingrained in our personality? Are we born with it, a deep-sown urge to "dig in," necessary to survive in the most unforgiving circumstances? Or is it a perspective we must learn from the outside in, be it from our parents or whatever life experiences are thrown our way? What lessons can be learned from those that possess true grit?
In this one-hour documentary for PBS by eleven-time Emmy Award-winning director/producer Keith Famie, we will explore "Grit" through the lives of people worldwide who have had to develop a "never give up" attitude to survive. We will ask professionals to help us understand how this hard-won but enviable character trait can benefit us all.
Our hopes are that through the film's real-life stories, we will inspire people young and old to withstand any challenge with perseverance, with inspiration, with motivation…with Grit.
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Kentucky swimmers Bridgette Alexander and Asia Seidt, along with head coach Lars Jorgensen and assistant coach Allison Reed, have earned appointments to the 2017-18 United States National Team, USA Swimming announced Friday. This is the fourth consecutive year the Wildcats have been represented on the roster.
"It's a huge accomplishment and really the highest honor in our sport to represent your country," said Jorgensen. "I'm so proud to have a group from UK representing Team USA and believe there are even greater things to come for this program."
The US National Team is comprised of the top six athletes in each individual Olympic event from the combined results of the 2017 Phillips 66 National Championships, 2017 FINA World Championships, 2017 World University Games and the 2017 U.S. Open.
Both Seidt and Alexander earned spots on the team in the 200-meter backstroke following tremendous performances on the national and international stage this summer. Seidt and Alexander own the fourth- and fifth-fastest times in the nation this year after finishing third and fourth, respectively, at the Phillips 66 National Championships. The duo went on to represent the United States at the World University Games in Taipei, where Alexander claimed the bronze medal and Seidt finished fourth.
Jorgensen makes his second consecutive appearance as a US National Team coach in 2017-18, while Reed makes her debut.
Kentucky's 2017-18 swimming and diving season kicks off with its annual intrasquad scrimmage on Sept. 29 before hosting its first dual meet against Vanderbilt on Oct. 4.
For the latest on the Kentucky swimming and diving program, follow @UKSwimDive on Twitter, on Facebook at Facebook.com/UKSwimDive, and on the web at UKathletics.com.
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The Flag Code, which formalizes and unifies the traditional ways in which we give respect to the flag, also contains specific instructions on how the flag is not to be used. They are:
Note: Most American Legion Posts regularly conduct a dignified flag burning ceremony, often on Flag Day, June 14th. Many Cub Scout Packs, Boy Scout Troops, and Girl Scout Troops retire flags regularly as well. Contact your local American Legion Hall or Scout Troop to inquire about the availability of this service.


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Oh hi!
Those who sat the English Language GCSE papers in the UK in the mid-noughties will remember that one paper required some long-form prose based around a description, explanation or some other tosh. I think I'd kind of 'checked out' of school by the time I opened my exam paper* but the teen narcissist inside (and very much on the surface, actually) was hopping with glee when she saw that one of the optional tasks was to 'Describe yourself'. I chose it without a second thought.
Pen to paper, I started scribbling down my wholly uninteresting life story with more than a pinch of storyteller's licence. Ten minutes before the finishing bell was due to ring, I re-read it, and was devastated. It was shit. I hadn't described myself at all. I'd basically listed out a big bunch of hilarious activities** I was getting up to with my then partner-in-crime, Lulu (spoiler alert: we're still inseparable).
The idea of being given free reign to talk 'about me' has since given me a dreadful feeling. When it comes down to it, I've got that British curse of self-deprecation mixed with a reluctance to talk about oneself. As you can see elsewhere on this blog, I'm the first to rave about a sumptuous menu or enlightening photography exhibition, but actually talking about myself? Publicly? No. Cringe.
Alas, alack; I ought to at least give you a little insight into who I am. I'll stick it in bullet form. It's quicker to bash out on the keyboard, and then I can go back to writing fun, pithy blogs about exactly where I intend to travel to next.
So there you have it. A bunch of truncated sentences that ought to give you some insight into who I am, and exactly why I presume to tell the internet about every meal, country, and artwork I rate.
*I checked back in for A Levels, and absolutely smashed it with a small handful of 100%s (though I think that had less to do with my dedication to academia than it did to do with my insistence to stick it to the people who told me that moving to a less traditional school was a bad idea).
**If I wasn't afraid of being a) disowned by my parents or b) arrested, I'd publish the full teenage diaries of Lulu Maling and Amy Smith in a heartbeat. They're fricking hilarious. And, from 2005, I quote: "he threatened us with a samurai sword, so we responded by vomiting in and around his house". Her words, not mine. Mum, please don't disown me.
I imagine that awkward rambling will have made for ample scroll-bait, so if you're just interested in what this blog is, here goes:
It's travel, it's art and it's food; all with a laissez faire, luxuriant vibe.
Find me publicly on @amyjbsmith, professionally at brocacreative.co or privately at firstname.lastname@example.com xx
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Drake DeYoung: 1994 NA 300zx
Bought off of a police auction block while shopping for a 2JZ Supra. I was the only younger auction attendee so the rest of the buyers had little to no interest. I picked up this 1994 NA 300zx for around $1500. The wheels in my head started to autmatically turn " NA to Twin Turbo Swap,Larger Turbos,Titanium Exhaust Manifolds,Greddy Titan full Exhaust and Downpipe, wiseco pistons, Front Mount Intercooler, Custon intercooler pipiing,oil cooler,550 CC injectors.dual 265 LPH Bosch Fuel Pumps,Strut bars, " This is all within 10 minutes of seeing the vehicle.
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PhotographerJim White
Location of photoHereford, Oregon
Date/Time of photoAugust 21, 2017
EquipmentTelevue 102mm Refractor with a Nikon D50 camera
DescriptionI took several shots of the partial eclipse through my Televue 102mm refractor, with Thousand Oaks Glass filter attached, Nikon D50 camera attached. The shot of totality was with the Nikon camera, through an 80mm lens, hand-held.
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There are plenty of style gurus on the internet offering their advice, so you can pretty much find one who will tell you what you want to hear. I mentioned David Kibbe in the previous post and I have been fascinated by his style types but struggle to make it work for me. So in case you are wondering why I am now orange and heavily made up, keep reading!
Not one to shy away from putting terrible photos of myself online, here I am experimenting
( for the sake of this blog ) with a more dramatic application of makeup. There is some significant lipstick bleeding going on here since the darkest lipstick I have is a gloss and I usually don't put it on this thickly. This felt like a very heavy application of makeup and consists of face powder, concealer, blush, lipgloss, a brown and grey smokey eye with matte shadows and two coats of mascara.
I did not get a spray tan; the flash is definitely making everything more orange, but I am surprised at how this does not look awful, bleeding lippie aside. Or am I deluded?
After much study of his words and of the celebrity examples, as well as realising what tends to work for me and what feels right, I have narrowed down my Kibbe category as likely Soft Dramatic, although not without some resistance. I have never in my life felt like a dramatic person so it's difficult to get past that word. David Kibbe's book, Metamorphosis was written in the eighties so style advice has some eighties biases and then there is the challenge of what to do if your appearance and your personality conflict somewhat. The clothing lines for soft dramatic appeal to me, but the recommendation to wear bold makeup and lots of shine and sparkle in accessories does not quite feel right for me. Perhaps it would if I attended red carpet events. But my life is stained beige carpet.
It's a bit tricky to translate Kibbe into current times because his book was written in the eighties. You also have to get used to his hyperbolic language. The internet abounds with polyvore images where people have attempted to provide examples to suit his categories but it must be remembered that those are the interpretations of individuals. David Kibbe still gives consultations and offers clients updated suggestions but I think it's more than just the eighties factor that makes me doubt any of the dramatic categories for myself despite my height.
Below is a segment pulled from his description of the Soft Dramatic, which I believe is the category he would put me in. I have to admit that what he says does seem to me to fit with what I have experienced in my style exploration. The Sarah Pacini style I am very attracted to is usually Soft Dramatic and if I had the money I would buy those clothes.
Without the visual expression of
your bold Yang as the basis of your look (strong outlines, geometry, and
creative flair), your feminine side will seem silly
and superficial-to the point of "ditzy"! Also, physically, you'll appear
oversized and awkward if we leave out the bold sweep and flamboyance of
your clothing.
He goes on to say this, which I am seriously pondering as it may hold the key as to why I can end up feeling lumpy and frumpy at times. The place where I balk is when he tosses around the word diva.
On the other hand, without the
extra touches of the lavish, the ornate, the soft and the polished
(which is your extra Yin), your artistry, charm, and radiance
will be overwhelmed with starkness. This result will rob you totally of
the magnetic pull that is so attractive and appealing. Physically,
removing the
softness and the glamour leaves your body type looking lumpy, while your
lovely face with its full features becomes blowsy. Your diva-esque
essence is
awe-inspiring, thrilling and deeply inspirational to everyone lucky
enough to come into contact with you.
I did warn you about the hyperbole.
I find this image quite helpful. While I do love the dress Elle McPherson is wearing I can see how I look more like Uma ( a short necked version ) and that dress would suit me better. Uma is helping me to see how I could potentially look lush and not lumpy as I usually feel. Not that I will be needing a dress like this any time soon. I'd better Google-search Uma in jeans. Kibbe's words scare me a little because they conjur up jumbo eighties hair and shoulder pads, purple eye shadow and heavily applied makeup, but Uma looks lovely. I could be persuaded by this. There is drama but also simplicity and some softness. Not much, if any glitz.
For more info on Kibbe enter 'Kibbe' in a google search and explore all of the forums on yuku.co
Dressing Your Truth
I have also explored Dressing Your Truth, though only what is available free. I am not convinced enough by it to purchase anything nor do I feel a need to. I like the way this programme seeks to affirm that all women ( all people in fact as this is for men too ) have their own natural beauty or attractiveness and with that comes our power. I do think that Carol Tuttle would like to leave you with the impression that she invented all of this while she certainly did not, but then I don't know that any of the style gurus with type systems really acknowledge their colleagues or predecessors. I find that Dressing Your Truth sometimes veers towards tacky looking makeovers and while the idea of the energy you give off having some connection to your style, and the qualities of your face also being very important do seem quite effective, I think the colour palettes are too simplified and no recognition of colour compatibility exists. I firmly believe that we are best wearing the colours that we are, just as Dressing Your Truth says we should wear the energy that we are. It is possible that colour guidance is more detailed with paid for materials.
A very rough outline of the energy profile idea is that there are four categories.
1 is bright and animated-there is a youthfulness about this, sparkle and pep. Bright spring colours, pastels and popsicle colours are associated. The right style is playful, perhaps gamine,
2 is soft, subtle, draped and flowing, with a gentleness, muted colours, soft, greyed and leaning cool are associated. The appropriate style is lady-like classic and/or romantic.
3 is rich, dynamic, vibrant, a bit in your face, let's get this done in attitude, the warm rich colours of autumn are associated with this energy as is a more earthy, natural and even boho type style.
4 is still, calm, self contained and crisp and pure hues, strong and bold are associated with this energy and the only person who can wear true black or white is a 4. This person will have either a crisp business-like style or possible be very funky and arty.
However....... it is acknowledged that we are all a mixture and thus a secondary is suggested. This secondary might modify your colours or your style a little bit. If you have a 4 secondary you might be able to pull off black.
How I am Applying This
I believe I am a 2/3 as I mostly resonate with the type 2 personality but a 3 secondary warms it up a little, and thus while a 2 is likely to be a Soft Summer palette, a 2/3 could be Soft Autumn. My 3 secondary is something I draw on at times but it is not my default nature. I have no desire to be a leader but if nobody is leading I will step forward and get it done. Some Soft Autumns identify as a 3/2 and that would also make sense as the 2 secondary softens the 3 nature.
There are definitely some connections I can make between Kibbe's Soft Dramatic and Dressing Your Truth's 2/3 type. As a type 2 I am primarily directed towards soft, draping and downward flowing garments. This fits with the Soft Dramatic lines which are softly draped, angled, asymmetrical and body skimming. This dress would fit the guidelines for both and I realise from past experience that this is exactly the kind of dress that looks great on me.
And shoes like this pair, which I do think look great but I would never in a million years wear. Not unless I was only required to sit down.
The best way to translate that is to pair a top like this with a pair of jeans. Either the jeans need some flare at the bottom or they can be slim and paired with boots. Some visual weight lower on the body always seems to work well.
This is definitely something I would wear and tunic tops of this type are on my wish list. They are either not on trend at the moment or just not showing up in any of my local shops but I'm hitting pretty close to the mark with my blouses. My beloved boot cut denim works for both types.
Soft Dramatic requires me to draw on the 3 part of my nature, adding in more drama to the look with chunkier jewelry and bolder makeup. Both types direct me towards longer hair, with layers and a more luxurious feel. I wonder if that is why I never feel quite right in my pixie cut although many people seem to like it on me. I wonder if in the past when I've had longer hair I've had the wrong shape and style. Perhaps it's not length that is wrong but the pixie cut would look more dramatic than a shoulder length blunt cut. Maybe people are responding to a touch of drama in my appearance when I have a pixie cut.
I feel more this...
Than this....
And quite frankly I think so does Meg. Since Meg Ryan has always been my hair idol I am very inspired to work my way towards the look in the first picture and perhaps eventually to this-but those long bangs in my eyes would drive me nuts and my version of this would be slightly shorter.
I do love a good shag. ( Testing to see if you are reading this, Jim )
I can't see myself doing dramatic makeup on a daily basis though I am beginning to realise I can pull off a fairly heavy application of eye makeup and still look like myself. However I interpret this it's going to be in a jeans and boho-blouse kind of way. Big earrings-bring them on! Statement necklaces and high heels, no thanks.
A blogger who explores all of the style and beauty systems in much more depth than I do is Jane Rekas at Expressing Your Truth.
She has plenty of explanations and details about all of the people who have developed systems and contributed ideas, who trained who or influenced who.


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Discover the essence of Yoga, known in silence, through the first three Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, father of classical Yoga, at your computer workstation.
Silence is powerful for both spiritual and practical reasons. But how many of us can claim the power of silence for ourselves? Here's a way to cultivate it that I teach in my Yogic Mystery School online using Patanjali's first three Yoga Sutras as a 3-step method.
It is easy to learn practices. The internet is replete with them. But just as important as practice, is perspective. This is the objective of our process. In context, I share a video broadcast from my computer workstation at my study in Austin, Texas.
Our workstations are ideal for the practice of silence because, here, we are used to cultivating thought, sound and image; not silence. And because it is a space we use a lot every day, tapping silence in this setting can be significant for the long term.
The most valuable perspective about silence I can share with you is one that has come out of our Annual Pilgrimage in India each year. Although this is primarily a chanting pilgrimage and retreat, in the second half, we practice a "Journey into Silence".
While our practice in India is at an ashram on the banks of a holy river in a lush, tropical forest setting, I will share with you the method so that you can practice is anywhere. And we will use the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali as our reference.
Most people think about silence as the absence of sound or noise. Essentially, this means having a quiet environment in which we can "think" in peace. While this is to some degree true, the silence of external quiet is a very thin slice of true silence. And it is easily disturbed.
External silence is simply the outermost expression of silence. However, it is not the sounds themselves but the associations of those sounds in our mind and what they trigger. If we had an internal message that external sounds disturb our mind, you bet they would.
Patanjali's Sutra 1.1
Now begins the unfolding of Yoga
(atha yogānuśāsanam)
अथ योगानुशासनम् ॥ १॥
The first step therefore is to recognize our inner associations with external sounds and realize that true silence lies in the mind and its interpretations. It is this realization that leads to the unfolding Yoga, the noble yoga (Raja Yoga) as taught by Patanjali.
Patanjali's method goes much deeper than the body. Of his 196 Yoga Sutras, only one pertains to body posture. And all he says on this subject is "sthira sukham āsanam (Sutra 2.46). Body posture should be "steady and comfortable". That's it!
Once we realize that in order to experience true silence, we do not seek to control our environments (or bodies) but our minds, we begin to grasp the way into discovering silence. But the mind is impetous, as the Bhagavad Gita, says so beautifully.
"The mind is strong and willfull, more difficult to control than the wind", says Arjuna to Lord Krishna in Gita 6.34. "Yes, but by practice and detachment, the impetous mind can be controlled", replies the holy one. Gita 6.35
So it can be tamed. By Yoga. But not the yoga of postures. The Bhagavad Gita is older than Patanjali's Yoga Sutras. It serves as the oldest and most comprehensive text on Yoga. Neither text speaks of Yoga as a series of yoga postures and stretches.
Of no small coincidence is the fact that Patanjali uses exactly the same terms as Lord Krishna for the control of the mind. In Sutras 1.12 and 1.15 he speaks of abhyāsa and vairāgya (practice and detachment) as the method of Yoga, not posture and stretches.
Patanjali's Sutra 1.2
Yoga is the control of the mind flux
योगश्चित्तवृत्तिनिरोधः ॥ २॥
The second step to the cultivation of silence is to enter more deeply into the realm of mind which is not physical, like our environments. This is where the real "Yoga" happens. It is here that the greatest conflicts within ourselves are resolved, the keys to our harmony and balance.
And this is where the practice of a mantra is truly powerful, as a means to quiet the mind in a way that leads to silence. Not many practitioners actually use mantra in this way. Many are so enamoured by the sound of the mantra that they focus on sound instead of silence.
Whether or not a mantra is used, many practitioners are caught in the in-between place of "controlling the mind flux" with a mantra. "Yogaś-citta-vṛitti-nirodhaḥ" said Patanjali, the father of classical yoga. Yoga is the "control" (nirodha) of the mind flux cittavṛitti.
The second sutra can become a trap because we can get so involved with controlling the mind, like someone creating silence by controlling the environment. Imagine a meditator constantly running to change the temperature on the thermostat!
When we go to a cabin in the woods, we take our minds with us there, and there can be no mental peace despire external quiet. Similarly, we can be so preoccupied with mental quiet that we can miss the deepest silence. True silence is not solely about mental control.
The secret to silence lies in going deeper yet, to the Self. It is the Self that is silent. In fact, it is the silence itself. Deeper than than our external environment is the mind. Deeper than the mind is the Self, the very essence of who we are.
Patanjali's Sutra 1.3
The Seer settles into (his/her) essence
tadā draṣṭuḥ svarūpe(a)vasthānam
तदा द्रष्टुः स्वरूपेऽवस्थानम् ॥ ३॥
For the third step, we must recall how we began, that most people think about silence as the absence of sound or noise. It is here that our perspective shift. Silence is not about abscence, but of presence. It is about the presence of Self, our own essence.
We may learn to control our minds, even master the art of mantras, but until we arrive at the presence of silence that is not the absence of sounds, or the control of thought, we haven't truly arrived at the very nature of silence which is our own essence.
The reason we chant "Shaanti" (peace) at the end of every mantra is for this reason. The first is for peace in the physical, visible realm. The second for peace in the invisible (mental) realm subject to hidden forces of the unconscious. The third is the realm of the Self.
If the innermost self is disturbed, perturbed, anxious, looking outward, comparing, analysing, fragmenting, true peace is not possible. We will always look to control something either in ourselves or in others or in our environment.
Inner peace is the ability to rest within ourselves, to settle into ourselves, but this is our deepest essence, and to be able to do this in a way that is unshakable, where the silence has taken root as presence. As you learn to cultivate this, the silence actually grows.
This "growth" of silence is simply the growth or development of spiritula consciousness within ourselves. And one of the best places that we can learn to cultivate it is at our computer workstation, for it is here that we loose sight of our essence for the most part.
Here's to your Realization!
In One Heart — Russill
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Second Round of Negotiations set for March 5
By hess On February 25, 2008 · Leave a Comment
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The second round of CGE-OSU negotiations will be held from 3-5 pm on Wed., March 5, in room 206 in the MU.
Things started to get a little contentious at the last meeting, and we didn't even talk about any of the more sexy articles (as Brett, our master lead negotiator, calls them). At this […]
Observing – Take 1
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First I would like to also thank all the members who came out to observe our first round of negotiations. I was glad to know that I am not the only one interested in seeing the progress of negotiations in person.
As covered in an earlier post, this bargaining session was rather tame, […]
First Round of Negotiations: Who has the Vision?
By hess On February 21, 2008 · Leave a Comment
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We held our first bargaining session yesterday on our home turf, the Westminster House. Though we have been preparing for these negotiations for a long time, this the first real taste of bargaining for many of us on the team, including myself, and I must say that this first round was an educational experience, to […]
First Bargaining Session
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First Bargaining Session – 2:30 to 5 PM – Wednesday February 20th – Westminster House
Observers are encouraged to come out and support CGE's first bargaining session with OSU on Wednesday February 20th. We'll be gathering at Westminster House (101 NW 23rd Street) in the large upstairs meeting room for pizza at 2:30. Bargaining […]
Winter GMM: Best so far in '08
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We at CGE are not usually the type of people who like to toot our own horns, but, I must say, the Winter '08 GMM truly rocked. As beer flowed free and cold from Clod's tap and nachos abounded from their kitchen, we introduced our new Organizer (Dennis) and our new VP Organizing (Melissa), talked […]
Goodbye Chad, You'll be Missed
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Sadly, CGE recently found out that Chad, our long-time Organizer, will be leaving us after Feb. 15th to take a new job with the VA in Roseburg, helping his fellow servicemen recover from the mental stress of military life.
This will be a major loss for CGE. Under Chad's guidance, we have steadily increased our […]
GMM This Thursday At Clodfelters!
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We've got a General Membership Meeting this Thursday at 5 pm at Clodfelter's. We'll be discussing our contract proposal (i.e., what cool things are going to start happening next year!), introducing the bargaining team (the best graduate bargaining team in the country!), and electing delegates to go to AFT's convention in Sunriver (a great chance […]
Bargaining Update Numero Uno
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Today, the CGE's bargaining team met with the administration's bargaining team regarding ground rules for negotiations. The discussion went well and both sides are pleased with the rules. We have set our first few two bargaining dates. The first will be Wednesday, February 20 from 3 pm to 5, hosted by the CGE and the […]


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NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. -- Gregg Sloane, a 23-year veteran of the City School District of New Rochelle, has been appointed the district's new director of guidance and counseling.
He takes over from Michael Kenny who retired over the summer.
Sloane started in the district in 1993 as a counselor at New Rochelle High School. He moved to Albert Leonard Middle School in the same capacity, and continued there until he was picked for the new assignment.
"I'm excited about this new opportunity to continue seeing students at New Rochelle reach their highest potential," said Sloane. "I look forward to strengthening my relationship with New Rochelle families and communities at large."
In his new position, Sloane will collaborate with, and supervise 22 counselors who help students with personal development and academic planning.
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Rendering effective service of process may be challenging for inexperienced servers. Here at Direct Legal Support, Inc., we have provided such services for over the past 50 years. Read on to learn more about top 4 service of process tips.
Tip # 1 - Learn How to Properly Serve a Party
In order to be successful at rendering service of process, you must know how to locate a named defendant and follow the appropriate legal steps in notifying him/her that a case is pending against him/her.
Such a task may sound easy, but effectuating service of process successfully comes with challenges from time-to-time. There are three main ways service of process can be effectuated upon a defendant:
1. Personal Service
Personal service of process occurs when a copy of the summons and complaint are delivered personally upon the defendant. The person rendering service must be at least 18-years-old and not a party to the lawsuit. Further, California Business and Professions Code require persons who serve more than 10 papers a year to be registered in the county in which they operate. You should validate your process server's credentials to make sure they are in compliance with local laws before hiring him or her to render service of process.
2. First Class & Certified Mail
In California, for service of process by first class mail, someone over the age of 18 that is not a party to the case must mail the documents to the other party along with 2 copies of an Notice and Acknowledgment of Receipt Form. The other party then signs 1 copy of the Notice and Acknowledgment of Receipt (in order to notify the court that he or she received the papers in the mail) and returns it to the server. The server then fills out a Proof of Service, detailing to whom the papers were mailed, to what address, when, how (by first-class mail), and where they were mailed from. The server signs the Proof of Service and returns it so that it can be filed at the courthouse.
For small claims lawsuits, a small claims court clerk can serve a defendant through certified mail. A person over the age of 18 will be required to sign the court documents. Service by certified mail is also used when a party that needs to be served lives out-of-state. The person who mails the papers must be at least 18-years-old and not a party to the case. The server must complete a Proof of Service indicating how the papers were served. Service by certified mail is complete on the 10th day after mailing of the papers.
3. Substituted Service
There are certain situations in which the defendant can be served by substituted service of process. When this occurs, a server (who must be at least 18-years-old or older) will deliver the summons and complaint to someone over the age of 18 to the defendant's residence, place of business, or usual meeting place of mailing.
If you have problems rendering service, I recommend you contact us. Our registered process servers can locate and serve any party to a lawsuit.
Tip # 2 - Get Help When Service of Process is Unsuccessful
There may be times in which you will not be able to find a party to effectuate service. When this occurs, you should consult the advice of a professional. Direct Legal Support, Inc. has routinely used skip trace techniques to find defendants for service related purposes.
Most registered process servers have extensive experience locating people that intentionally avoid service. We know how to utilize several means such as drop service and/or substituted service to make sure the defendant receives the proper notice of the lawsuit pending against him/her.
Tip # 3 - Learn How to Find a Qualified Registered Process Server
Here at Direct Legal Support, Inc., we recommend you use qualified registered process servers to help you serve defendants. Registered process servers know the laws and regulations regarding how service of process is suppose to be rendered in the state of California.
Further, state law requires certain process servers to become registered in order to hold themselves out as professional process servers. You do not want to hire someone that cannot get the job done for you which can jeopardize your lawsuit.
Tip # 4 - Know When to Use a Sheriff vs. Registered Process Server
We are routinely asked whether or not a person should use a registered process server or local sheriff to render service of process. Though you may be able to have the local sheriff assist you, studies show that registered process servers render service of process more effectively. This is in large part due to the fact that sheriffs generally make minimal attempts to render service, unlike private registered process servers. When in doubt, we recommend you use the services of a registered process service agency such as Direct Legal Support, Inc..
We hope the tips above help. Contact Direct Legal Support, Inc. for your process serving needs. We can serve any legal document anywhere in the United States. If you need assistance, contact us today. If you found this article helpful, please feel free to share with others.


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THRIVE: Representation and Support
On the last day of Thrive Week at UBC, we'd like to remind you about your Right to Representation.
One of the most important things that we do for AAPS members is provide you with professional representation. You can to have an AAPS presentative support and represent you during the following processes:
- Grievances (Article 4 and Section 7.7)
- Disciplinary Investigations, Article 8.3
- Human rights, discrimination, and harassment, Article 14.1
- Problem resolution regarding a performance review, Article 6.3
Whether you are the subject, witness, or complainant in an investigation, you have the right to AAPS representation.
Even the times when investigations are conducted in a highly professional manner, they are still very stressful and mentally taxing for all participants. We want to make sure that you are well supported if you ever have to go through this process.
AAPS representatives are on your side and looking out for your best interests. They ensure the questions that you answer in an investigatory process are fair and reasonable, and they ensure that you are not inadvertently jeopardizing your job at the University.
We've seen a number of situations over the last few years where members have turned down their Right to Representation. The outcomes have not been positive. Even if you haven't done anything wrong, even if you have a good relationship with your manager and human resources advisor, even if you are only called to the investigation as a witness, you should always say "yes" to professional representation in any investigatory matter.
Disciplinary investigations have been conducted by the University without proper warning to the AAPS member and often under misleading circumstances. During these disciplinary investigations, AAPS members are frequently subjected to inappropriate questioning.
We sincerely hope that if you find yourself in an investigatory process, you always "yes" to representation.


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CCI, Day 3 – Sony Presents New Film Fun
Sony Pictures trotted out a slate of new films to entice an audience packed into Comicon's cavernous Hall H, including "The Fog," "Ghost Rider" and "Stealth."
Actress Maggie Grace and director Rupert Wainright were on hand to speak for "The Fog," as "Hellboy" actress Selma Blair and "Smallville" lead Tom Welling couldn't make the event. They showed creepy footage and gave tons of homage to the director of the original, John Carpenter, who has given the new production his blessing.
Director Mark Steven Johnson, actress Eva Mendes and movie mogul Avi Arad appeared to represent "Ghost Rider" (Nicolas Cage was filming, and could not attend).
"We just wrapped shooting a few weeks ago, and we didn't want to miss this," Johnson said. "We don't have Ghost Rider done, and we didn't want to come empty handed, 'Ghost Rider' without Ghost Rider. I'm still a few months away from seeing Ghost Rider."
They showed a clip which skirted around the title character, never showing the flame-headed Johnny Blaze in action due to unfinished special effects, but Johnson promised that the finished product would amaze.
"Kevin Mack is our visual effects person," Johnson said. "He did "Fight Club.' We film Nick or his double with the spikes the chains and collars, and he'd wear an interactive light collar, sometimes a whole green helmet. Using the fire to make expressions. When he gets angry, it goes white hot and gets higher like a lion's mane. When he gets sad, it becomes bluish and goes down."
Mendes talked about her work on the film, saying, "What's really cool about this role is that the original Roxanne in the comic book was my antithesis — blonde, white … I'm not. I'd like to thank Mark for thinking out of the box. I didn't know about 'Ghost Rider,' so I read the books and I realized she was a little bit victimy, like 'Johnny, no,' with tears and crying. Mark and I were like 'let's make her a little badass,' women can juggle a lot these days, they're not just girlfriends. Not just making her 'the chick.'"
Jumping into questions, a fan asked if Marvel's equestrian Ghost Rider would be addressed in this film, possibly with Sam Elliot's involvement. "I can't answer it," Johnson said about that question, which many took for "yes."
Arad deftly dodged a question about which villains are in "Spider-Man 3," and said he's excited about a new slate of films with "'Captain America — finally — 'Thor,' 'Iron Man,' 'Black Panther,' and if I live long enough, there'll be a lot more." Someone shouted out "Machine Man," and Arad said, "we'll have to wait a little."
Johnson discussed some of the ideas that went into this adaptation. "I just did a lot of research on demonology, I was fascinated by the whole rebel angel thing, Michael cast 'em down. Some of the fallen angels didn't follow Lucifer to hell, and became elemental demons that hide in the elements. Blackheart is tired of waiting for the end of days, comes here and begins collecting those demons."
Mendes, who was a big favorite of many fans, was asked if there was an action figure planned. "I did get cyberscanned," she responded, "but I'm not sure. I want one!"
Despite all the preview images, a fan was worried that the chain would not be a part of Ghost Rider's arsenal. "The main weapon is the chain and the penance stare," Johnson confirmed. "Which I thought was a cool ability. He can manipulate fire — some fire throwing, fire balls, the hellfire shotgun. All the things I loved from the comic, from both Johnny and Danny, are in the movie."
Another fan asked about the bike's wheels, and Johnson replied, "When we did the wheels all fire, we found 'em a little floaty. But covered with fire, that's the best way to give real weight to them."
"Nick has said that Johnny Blaze is as close as he's come to playing himself," Johnson continued. "We went to his house and were pulling his biker jacket, his biker boots, and so on."
Another fan asked if this movie would be the director's vision, and not missing key segments as "Daredevil" did at another studio. "I do think the director's cut is a better version of that movie," Johnson admitted. "Thirty minutes of story got cut out, you wage a war to make the best movie you can. In this case, we have a studio behind us."
Arad was asked if "crossovers" would occur in movies, with so many properties at Sony. "Eventually you probably will see some crossovers when it makes sense," Arad said. "Now we're spreading the gospel, and every year you can see this genre spreading out."
A new poster was shown of the title character on the Hellcycle, wielding his chain.
The director of "Stealth" allegedly just "happened to be in the area" and happened to bring his cast — actors Josh Lucas, "Blade: Trinity" starlet Jessica Biel and Academy Award winner Jamie Foxx, who was very enthusiastic.
Cohen was first asked a technical question and said that the movie was shot on film and had a 4k transfer, released in 5.1 audio, with better sound for the DVD release. "838 visual effects shots," he admitted. "Much more interaction that you'll have to see." There were $34 million in effects, done by Digital Domain.
When asked about green screen work, Foxx said, "The thing about Rob Cohen, and I think there's a difference in directors, when you can't see anything, he already has it all planned out. He had a kind of cartoon simular to the movie, so that made it a lot easier. He was there to make sure everything was A-OK."
Predictably, Foxx became the focus of most questions, including one asking him about the variety of roles he's played. "It's been things you never thought you could [do]" he said. "After this comedy thing on 'In Living Color,' but what people don't realize is that's a great training ground for doing characters. By the time you develop your dramatic muscle, you use things you learned on your comedic side and you just scale it back a little and it works."
Lucas talked about his intensive preparation for his role. "I went to flight survival school, which includes taking a mock helicopter, flipping it in a pool, and having to get out of it while blindfolded."
"I didn't do all of that," Foxx laughed. "I was on a gimbal, a simulated aircraft, I flipped over. Everybody was looking at it, and I was like 'lemme do my thing!' Next thing, I'm throwing up."
Each star talked about the part they play. "It's a guy who's a little superstitious who takes this job, which only a few people can do, and he takes a little luck with him, a little witchcraft," Foxx said.
Biel continued, "The only female pilot in this squadron, she's extremely smart. She's just as smart, if not smarter, than the men, she's one of the top dogs, she's hardcore and strong and tough."
Lucas finished up by saying, "We all have these great call signs, Jessica was just 'Guns,' because of these arms, she was in great sense, and Jamie was 'Easy,' for reasons that are obvious. I play a guy who's called 'Bic' because he lit himself on fire, drunk, at a party in his backstory. He's got a very moral question at the center of this very fun ride, that if you're using machines, you're not paying the costs of warfare."
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Street View is the best available vantage point looking, if possible, towards the location of the building. In some locations, Street View may not give a view of the actual building, or may not be available at all. Where it is not available, the satellite view is shown instead.
Latitude: 52.3038 / 52°18'13"N
Longitude: 1.1224 / 1°7'20"E
OS Eastings: 612976
OS Northings: 271886
OS Grid: TM129718
Mapcode National: GBR TJR.GLD
Mapcode Global: VHL9M.DCQ8
Entry Name: Allen's Farmhouse
Listing Date: 14 July 1988
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1032269
English Heritage Legacy ID: 281590
Location: Braiseworth, Mid Suffolk, Suffolk, IP23
County: Suffolk
District: Mid Suffolk
Civil Parish: Braiseworth
Traditional County: Suffolk
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Suffolk
Church of England Parish: Eye St Peter and St Paul
Church of England Diocese: St.Edmundsbury and Ipswich
1/5 Allen's Farmhouse
Farmhouse. Early C17. Timber framed and rendered, thatched roof. 3-cell
form. 2 storeys. 3 windows, old 3-light casements, each light with a single
horizontal glazing bar. Lobby entry has 4-panel door, enclosed by a C20
gabled porch, also thatched. Boarded half-door into service end to right
gable end. One-storey lean-to additions against each gable end. At rear, a
small thatched wing and a parlour window with old square-leaded glass.
Interior. Plain on-edge joists in hall and service end, plain joists set flat
in parlour. Chamber over parlour has plain studding and an original fireplace
with C19 grate. Service end retains old brick floor, copper and bread oven.
In the hall is a good early C18 corner cupboard, the panelled doors with
original hinges. Roof not examined.
Listing NGR: TM1297671886
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Halo-halo (from Tagalog word halò, "mix") is a popular Filipino dessert that is a mixture of shaved ice and evaporated milk to which are added various boiled sweet beans and fruits, and served in a tall glass or bowl.
Ingredients include boiled kidney beans, garbanzos, sugar palm fruit (kaong), coconut sport (macapuno), and plantains caramelized in sugar, jackfruit (langkâ), gulaman, nata de coco, tapioca, sweet potato (kamote), pounded crushed young rice (pinipig). In terms of arrangement, most of the ingredients (fruits, beans, and other sweets) are first placed inside the tall glass, followed by the shaved ice. This is then sprinkled with sugar, and topped with either (or a combination of) leche flan, purple yam (ubeng pula), or ice cream. Evaporated milk is poured into the mixture upon serving.
Filipino dessert means Mix-mix
Ingredients can include
· Red Mung Beans
· Nata De Coco (Coconut Gel)
· Macapuno (Coconut) Strings
· Sweetened White Kidney Beans
· Sweet Kaong (Palm fruit)
· Langka (Jackfruit)
· Sweet Ube (Yam)
· Ube ice cream,
· Shaved ice
· Milk (often canned evaporated milk)
Some can also include sweetened plantains (bananas foster) and leche flan


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This 4x6 picture frame features a team logo'd wood graphic adhered to a 1-inch thick wood frame with black edges. It includes a glass photo cover and a hinged easel back for desktop display. Overall size: 6 (H) x 8 (W) x 1 (D). Officially licensed by the NBA.
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