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Head of School
Dagan Rowe
Head of School, 8th Grade Capstone Course, Bridge Brain & Learning Seminar
Dagan originally came to Seven Hills as a Language Arts teacher in 2010 following a successful and fulfilling 10 years at Appomattox Regional Governor's School (ARGS) where he taught English and World History, led courses in the Literary Arts program, and served as the Boys Varsity Basketball and Tennis head coach. Having taught many Seven Hills alumni at ARGS, Dagan was continually impressed by the written, verbal, interpersonal and critical thinking skills they possessed. After teaching for only a short time at Seven Hills, it became clear to him that making learning meaningful and joyous for middle school boys was his professional calling.
A Petersburg native, Dagan attended Wingate University in North Carolina where he earned a B.A. in English while playing on the Bulldogs' varsity tennis team, serving as Student Body President, and completing the school's Leadership Development program. He also studied in the Master's Program in Educational Administration and Supervision at Virginia State University, and earned an additional teaching certificate in Gifted Education.
Dagan moved into the role of Head of the Upper Program at Seven Hills in 2011 and also became director of the school's athletic program. A year later he accepted the role of interim Head of School while a broad-based committee conducted a national search for the school's new leader. More than 30 qualified candidates were interviewed, yet ultimately the committee chose Dagan to fill the challenging role in December of 2012.
With an obvious and contagious passion for providing the best possible educational experience for middle school boys, Dagan takes every opportunity to advance the concepts of listening to – and understanding – middle schools boys in order to motivate them toward success as learners and people.
Dagan has lectured to students attending Mary Baldwin College's "Thoughtful Assessment" graduate course, and in the Urban Education Fellow Program at the University of Richmond on the topic of single gender education. In addition to serving as Head of School, Dagan enjoys coaching the Seven Hills basketball Gold Team, playing tennis, and spending time with his wife and two daughters at their Colonial Heights home.
Faculty and Staff
Faculty Members
Tess Andres
Director of Student Activities, Science
In her years as a teacher, Tess has taught in a number of subject areas, yet she's found her niche in the realm of science. She came to Virginia from New Jersey, but earned her B.S. degree in Environmental Biology from Wingate University in North Carolina where she was also a varsity swimmer. After earning a Master's degree in Environmental Education and Conservation from Rowan University in NJ, Tess came to Seven Hills in 2008. She challenges herself to consistently find new and intriguing ways to teach science. She is a member of the National Science Teacher Association (NSTA) and attended their regional conference last fall in Richmond.
Tess blends her aquatic, science and biology knowledge to full advantage as the River Day Coordinator for Seven Hills. River Days have long been one of Tess' most beloved elements of the curriculum at Seven Hills, as they enable her to use the James River and its natural environment as her classroom. In the summer of 2016, Tess completed training with the James River Association Riverkeepers to help monitor the James River at the Robious Landing Park location. Tess's energy and creativity is hard to match, which is why she was recently named as the Director of Student Activities. She will continue with her great work on River Days, but she will also help create and organize all the myriad field trips we have during the school year for the boys. When she's not at school, you'll find Tess coaching or swimming with youngsters at her community pool. In the fall of 2014, Tess successfully completed her first 10-mile open water swim and is training for another one for this fall.
Adrienne Ballard
Mathematics, Science
Adrienne arrived at Seven Hills with eight years of middle school teaching experience and is a strong advocate for single-gender education at the middle school level. Adrienne, who holds New York state certification as a generalist in middle childhood education, is a VCU graduate with a Master of Teaching degree and a B.A. in Interdisciplinary Science. Most of Adrienne's prior years in the classroom were spent in Brooklyn, NY at Urban Assembly Institute of Math and Science for Young Women. She was a part of the school from its inception and was a leader in the development of its science program. Among past colleagues, she's known as an innovator who deftly facilitated a student-centered classroom in a wide range of courses including physics, earth science, physical science, and this past year, a CSI exploratory. Also, she served as a grade-level team leader, department chair, and school culture lead in recent years. This year, Adrienne will be teaching math and science to our Bridge and 6th grade students. Adrienne lives in Mechanicsville with her husband, Mike, their two sons, and their precocious goldendoodle, Willy.
Lee Bristow
Phoenix Garden Coordinator
Lee Bristow hails from the rural countryside just outside Petersburg, Virginia. He attended high school at Maggie L. Walker Governor's School in Richmond and went on to earn a B.A. in Classical Studies from the College of William and Mary. After finishing college, Lee worked in a wide variety of fields, including geology, biology, and organic agriculture before being drawn to Seven Hills. Lee works with the students on cultivating the Phoenix Garden and also teaches in our experiential-learning curriculum on Fridays. As a swimmer, tennis and volleyball player, Lee came to develop a strong interest in the study of biomechanics. Perhaps that understanding of physical motion has led to his love of Afro-Cuban percussion and Middle Eastern music. Lee is an accomplished cook who is either outdoors or wishing he were. Lee lives in Richmond with his wife, Emily, and are expecting their first child in January.
Peter Cashwell
Language Arts, US History
Pete joined Seven Hills after teaching for the past twenty years at Woodberry Forest School, an all-male boarding school outside Orange, Virginia. Pete dabbled in everything from radio announcing to improv comedy before settling into his career as a teacher and writer. At Woodberry, Pete taught courses in English and speech in addition to a host of other roles including directing plays, supervising the outdoor program, and founding and coaching the forensics/debate team. Pete, who began his career teaching American literature and coaching varsity soccer at Pine Forest Senior High School in Fayetteville, NC, is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a B.A. in English and an M.A. in Teaching. In addition, Pete is a published author of two books, Along Those Lines: The Boundaries That Create Our World (2014) and The Verb "To Bird": Sightings of an Avid Birder (2003), and he or his work has been featured in a variety of magazines, newspapers, as well as television and radio shows, including the Chicago Tribune and Martha Stewart Living Television. Pete has shared his love of birds and bird watching by teaching an ornithology exploratory class this past school year. He lives with his wife, Kelly, in the Forest Hill neighborhood in Richmond. Since moving to Richmond, they are able to catch up with their two sons, VCU graduates, who also live in Richmond, more frequently.
Tim Franzak
Head of Upper Program, Comparative Civics and Economics
Tim Franzak thoroughly enjoys connecting with his students about topics that interest them – especially if that topic is comic book art, about which he has remarkable knowledge. A native Richmonder, Tim earned a B.A. in History as well as a Master's certification in Secondary Social Studies Education from VCU before coming to Seven Hills in 2012. He applies a unique, question-based approach to the study of history and government which encourages students to actively interact with topics being studied. This brings the study of history to life for each student personally. At Seven Hills, Tim has explored a newfound appreciation for basketball and soccer, even serving as assistant coach of the Gold basketball team and soccer coach. As Upper Program Head, he works closely with 7th and 8th grade students, guiding them to the conclusion of their middle school years. Tim is also the faculty representative for the Student Honor Court.
Chandler Moore
Spanish, PE
Chandler joins our team with a wide array of skill sets and experiences. He brings four years of teaching and coaching experience at Henrico High School as an exceptional education teacher, assistant boys' volleyball coach, and assistant boys' and girls' soccer coach. Chandler holds additional educational expertise garnered from VCU's Education and Certification program and brings experience as a recreation instructor with Henrico County Parks and Recreation. Further, he is a magna cum laude graduate of William & Mary with a B.A. in Psychology and he's completing his thesis, Pedagogy, Policy, and Roots of Music: Music Socialization and Public Education in New Orleans, to earn his M.A. in Ethnomusicology from Tulane University. Chandler, who has traveled extensively in Central and South America, continued his Spanish studies while at Tulane. From working as a mechanic who restored vintage English, Italian, and German cars, trying his hand as an audio recording production assistant while in New Orleans, training for his first triathlon, and playing bluegrass music and an array of instruments, it is clear that Chandler's interests and abilities are many and varied.
Drew Nagy
Drew teaches mathematics in sixth, seventh and eighth grades at Seven Hills. He earned a B.S. degree in Mathematics as well as an M.A. in Mathematics Education from Virginia Tech University, and has taught math at Christiansburg Middle School and has been an instructor with the Montgomery County Public School System. An experienced math tutor and soccer coach, Drew also earned a Masters of Divinity from the Baptist Theological Seminary here in Richmond, which he helped fund by serving as a maintenance supervisor for the seminary. That experience enables him to serve in an expanded role as buildings and grounds coordinator for Seven Hills. Also, he's worked with food and clothing distribution programs in Honduras as well as Nicaragua, and has been a volunteer in hurricane relief efforts in Mississippi with Project Reclaim.
Bryant O'Connor
Chinese, PE
Bryant brings a palpable enthusiasm for education as well as Chinese language and culture to Seven Hills. Bryant holds a B.A. in Chinese from the University of Vermont, where he minored in Psychology and graduated Cum Laude. He is the son of an educator and possesses a strong independent school background as a graduate of Suffield Academy in Connecticut. In an effort to hone his mastery of Mandarin Chinese, Bryant spent seven months living in China during his college years. From 2014-2016, he has worked extensively in camp and academic settings, including as Waterfront Director at Camp Halfmoon as well as in teaching roles at Suffield's Summer Academy and in ASSIST International, Suffield's summer program for international students. In addition to his strengths in the classroom, Bryant brings a strong background in athletics and outdoor education.
Barry O'Keefe
Language Arts
Barry, a College of William & Mary double major graduate in English and Russian and Post-Soviet Studies, taught Language Arts at Seven Hills in the 2012-2013 school year before accepting a full scholarship to Ohio University's M.FA program in printmaking. Now, upon completion of that program, Barry is back at Seven Hills! In addition to having taught here before, Barry is the brother of both Donald, a Seven Hills graduate, as well as Tom O'Keefe, an esteemed Seven Hills faculty member now entering his eighth year. Before coming to Seven Hills, Barry taught English abroad to students in the Republic of Georgia and instructed in oral history writing at the Visual Arts Center of Richmond. Barry was beloved in his first year at Seven Hills, and we couldn't be more excited for his return to teach here again this year.
Thomas O'Keefe
Visual Arts, Future Problem Solving
Thomas O'Keefe is a native of Richmond who graduated from the University of North Carolina School of the Arts with a B.F.A. in Filmmaking. In addition to his multiple teaching duties, Tom works as a professional filmmaker on documentary and commercial projects. Before coming to Seven Hills in 2008, Tom taught classes in Documentary Cinema and Film History at Richmond's Trinity Episcopal School. He also brings experience in traditional studio arts, darkroom photography and mixed media. Tom teaches all grade levels in the Seven Hills Visual Arts program, as well as teaching courses in Future Problem Solving and exploratory classes in Photography, Advanced Filmmaking, and Chess. He loves playing board and card games, and serves as sponsor for the school's popular Game Club.
Stephen Ours
Stephen Ours is a native of Loudoun County, Virginia. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics from George Mason University, where he was an active member of the Academic Quiz Bowl team and a member of the Potomac Curling Club. Since graduating, he's worked with mathematics students in middle and high schools at a well-known tutoring company. He left that position to serve as an AmeriCorps service member, and was assigned to a nonprofit organization in Loudoun County, where he worked with adult learners preparing them for the math and science portions of the GED exam in addition to teaching English Language Learner (ELL) classes. Away from the classroom, Stephen can often be found working on his golf game or riffing on his tenor saxophone.
Jay Parker
Head of Lower Program, Bridge Director, Global Studies
Jay Parker began his teaching career in 1999 and came to Seven Hills 10 years later. Each year his boundless enthusiasm about teaching and learning with the boys at Seven Hills grows, as they enter what is often the most challenging period of their lives. As Lower Program Head and Bridge Director he serves as the primary guide to students in their first two years at Seven Hills. A graduate of Hampden Sydney College, Jay explored a number of career options before choosing to earn his Masters Degree in Teaching from Mary Baldwin College – while working full time as a carpenter. Since then, Jay has acquired years of experience teaching and working with middle school boys, including his own, both in the classroom and as a counselor in a Canadian wilderness canoe trip camp during the summers. The boys at Seven Hills benefit every day from his unique experiences and insight. Jay's interests include camping, mountain biking and canoeing, yet one may also find him in his garage working on a carpentry project or his '67 Mustang.
Eric Thompson
Language Arts
A graduate of Pacific Lutheran University in Seattle, Eric earned his B.A. in Communication. After a traveling hiatus managing guest services for a luxury cruise line, he went back to school and earned his M.F.A. in Creative Writing at Hollins University, where he also taught writing courses. He has designed curricula and led writing workshops for elementary, middle school, and high school students. In the summer of 2015, Eric returned to Hollins to teach a week-long creative writing summer camp for high-school girls. Primarily a fiction writer, Eric also enjoys reading, and writing poetry and nonfiction. He is a member of the Association of Writers and Publishers (AWP), as well as their K-12 Educator Caucus, and has attended their national conferences for the past four years. He's received a fellowship from the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, where he spent time working on a short story collection. When he takes his nose out of books, Eric gets his exercise by hiking, running, and sometimes jumping in the river. If a baseball game is on, he's probably watching it.
Richard Vinson
Latin, History, Mathematics
Richard came to Seven Hills as a part-time teacher in 2006. Since then he's taught Latin, Language Arts, and Math in different combinations to sixth, seventh, and eighth graders – full-time. After 10 years of teaching at Seven Hills, he can now call himself a Seven Hills' parent, as his son is a new Bridge student this year. He's proud to say that he's taught scheduled classes in every instructional space on campus, except for the current Art room, where he hopes to squeeze-in an exploratory class to complete his sweep. Richard has also coordinated an after-school tutoring program, helped plant the library in its current home, and coached basketball at Seven Hills. He enjoys playing sports, managing fantasy sports teams, playing old time music with his brothers, and engaging in what he calls "binge carpentry." Richard holds a B.A. from Davidson College, and an M.Div. from the Baptist Theological Seminary in Richmond. A life-long learner, Richard has also earned an M.A. in Linguistics at the University of Virginia.
Staff Members
Shannon Alfaro
Administrative Assistant
Although Shannon's hometown is Fredericksburg, Va., she grew up around the globe. Her father's job in government intelligence meant that the family lived in many places - from Africa to England to the Philippines. Shannon earned her B.S. in Public Administration and Political Science from James Madison, and served as the Office Manager for a children's photography company for 15 years before coming to Seven Hills. As the person on the phone, the one who greets parents and visitors at the door, and the one who distributes school news each week, Shannon keeps the main office running smoothly. She enjoys spending time with her daughter at the park and the beach, and especially looks forward to trips to visit her husband's family in Nicaragua.
Becky Dixon
Business Manager
Specializing in accounting and human resources, Becky began her own consulting firm in 2007 prior to joining the staff of Seven Hills in 2011. She is a graduate of the Braxton Business School and holds an Executive Secretary and Accounting Specialist diploma. Her experience includes work with public corporations, small companies, and non-profits of all sizes. She has served as Vice President and Chief Operating Officer for two statewide associations in Virginia, as well as Vice President of an international association. Since 2010 Becky has served on the Board of Directors of the Byrd Theater Foundation in its continuing restoration efforts on behalf of Richmond's premier movie palace, the Byrd Theatre. Becky's family is the "twinkle in her eyes," and with them she enjoys the outdoors, college football games, and weekends on their boat.
Drew Lineberger
Director of Admissions
Hailing from western North Carolina, Drew graduated from Woodberry Forest School in 1992 where he was a prefect and All-Prep League tennis player. After graduating from Sewanee - University of the South, he worked for four years in college admissions before going to Saint James School. During his 12 years there, Drew served as the Director of College Counseling, English teacher, dorm head, varsity boys tennis coach, Director of Upper School Studies, and finally as the Director of Admission. Drew loves being a part of the Seven Hills School community. As the Director of Admissions, Drew oversees the new student admission process; is the lead on high school placement; and addresses both internal and external communication needs for the school. Drew lives in the City of Richmond and loves exploring all that is "RVA." He is an avid tennis player and loves spending time around the James River.
Emmy Woody
Director of Development
Emmy joined the staff of Seven Hills School as Director of Development in the summer of 2018. A Richmonder by marriage, there is no place Emmy would rather be raising her 4 children and 2 dogs. Emmy graduated from George Mason University with a B.A. in English. She brings with her a background in event planning and professional organizing as well as 13 years experience chairing PTA fundraisers for various schools. When she is not at Seven Hills, you can find Emmy enjoying the James River with her kids, hanging out at her local pool where she serves as social chair, or showing off her moves on any dance floor available!


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Welcome to Shaws of Witley
A place in the country with modern conveniences...
Surrounded by woodland and miles of beautiful walks from the doorstep, The Barn sits in 12 acres of flower meadow and fields that you can enjoy. This detached holiday property provides a perfect location for energetic children and dogs, and for exploring the stunning Worcestershire, Shropshire and Herefordshire countryside. Situated in Great Witley, in the grounds of the owner's home, Witley Court with its baroque church and tea rooms is within a short walk, and a variety of good pubs and restaurants are just a short drive away. There are many places of interest including the historic university city of Worcester, with its cathedral, shops and restaurants is 10 miles away, and Hereford with the Mappa Mundi is 27 miles. The Shropshire border, leading to the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is also a short drive away. Other local attractions include Ludlow, the Malvern Hills, Severn Valley Railway and Weston's cider museum. Shop, pub and restaurant 2 miles.
Ground floor: Living/dining room. Kitchen. First floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.
Electric heaters, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Freeview TV. DVD. Xbox and small library. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. Fridge/freezer. Wi-fi. Large garden with sitting-out area and furniture. Parking (3 cars). No smoking. NB: ½-acre pond in owner's grounds.


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Peter Spiers was born and raised in Southern California. He grew up loving the beach, surfing, and all types of music and sports, And, as his wife will tell you, still does to this day! In 1981, Peter met and eventually married his wife, Linda. As they say, it was love at first sight! They have been married for 30 years and have 4 children, 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
In 2003, a group of men (including Peter) helped plant what would become, by God's grace, Faith Bible Church (FBC). From 2003 to 2008 he had the humbling privilege of serving as an elder at FBC. His ministry passions include shepherding, teaching, discipleship and biblical counseling. Peter has worked in health services and hospital management for 35 years. He received his undergraduate and graduate training in Health Science, Epidemiology and Public Health from Fresno State University, Cal State Fullerton and Loma Linda School of Public Health.


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31 mars 2016
** Release Blitz ** Stripped by Allie Juliette Mousseau
Title: Stripped Author: Allie Juliette Mousseau Genre: Romantic Comedy Standalone Published: March 29, 2016 Stone Wright is Foreplay's hottest act. While entertaining at the popular L.A. strip club known for catering to the feminine wild, the fever-inducing Aussie with the sex-saturated accent and moves to match is preparing for the audition of a lifetime on the sensational hit reality show Then Prove You Can Dance. When retired principal dancer and ballerina Emilie Cartier stumbles... [Lire la suite]
31 mars 2016
Bye March
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28 mars 2016
To Be Read In April
One with You (Crossfire #5)by Sylvia Day April 5th 2016 Listen to Me (Fusion #1) by Kristen Proby April 12th To Be Read In April Worth It All (The McKinney Brothers #3) by Claudia Connor April 19th Dirty (Dive Bar #1) by Kylie Scott April 19th After the Fall (Take the Fall #3) by Marquita Valentine April 26th Take Me Home Tonight (Rock Star Romance #3) by Erika Kelly April 5th Love Walks... [Lire la suite]
28 mars 2016
** Release Blitz ** Heartbreaker by Melody Grace
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25 mars 2016
** Blog Tour ** Finley by Ella Frank
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Song by Tristan Barker. He was this major internet troll and had a huge fanbase back in the 2012 era. He also had his band called Spirit Bomb but this song is just him and his dad who made it. He hasn't been very popular anymore nowadays, especially after his arrest. in like 2013. I remember he married his best friend (guy) as a joke lmao they even filmed that shit. Dude was crazy.
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North Carolina basketball: Former star Sean May is joining Tar Heel staff
North Carolina basketball is welcoming back one of its former greats.
Sean May, who was the Most Outstanding Player on the Tar Heels' 2005 national championship team, is reuniting with his former head coach, Roy Williams. May will be the assistant to the director of player development for North Carolina, and judging by this Instagram post, he seems pretty stoked.
"I've always been interested in coaching in college basketball so it makes perfect sense for me to get started along that path at the place it all began for me," May says. "Over the last couple of summers I've talked with Coach Williams about pursuing coaching as my next career. After 10 years of playing professionally I felt this was the perfect time for me to start working on my next career. "Fortunately for me, Coach Williams is giving me the opportunity to do it at a place that means so much to me, which allows me to learn and develop under someone who taught me so much about the game of basketball. I'm excited to be coming home!" #Repost @uncbasketball with @repostapp. ・・・ North Carolina is adding former Tar Heels player and Final Four most outstanding player Sean May to its basketball staff as assistant to the director of player development. In a statement from the school, May said he has long been interested in college coaching. He said the job will help him "get started along that path at the place it all began for me" after playing professionally for a decade in the NBA and overseas. Coach Roy Williams said May is "one of the smartest players I have ever coached" and that the job would give him the opportunity to learn from UNC's coaches.
May was one of the most dominating post presences in college basketball during his prime, and he could have a profound impact on the North Carolina program 10 years later.


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OPINION: The following is an IPR comment I posted today -Krzysztof Lesiak, ATPR founder:
I really doubt the LP will get anywhere near 5%. Call me a pessimist, but it seems that every presidential election has the LP polling in the high single digits or even low double digits; then, as the election nears, the numbers drop to 1 or 2%, with the end result amounting to 0.3% -.99%. Yes, Johnson/ Weld is definitively receiving healthy media attention, the CNN town hall of course being a major media coup, and this will undoubtedly help increase the eventual vote totals, but will it matter enough?
I've heard that the LP is having trouble with ballot access in my state (Illinois) and Ohio. Should the LP fail to get the coveted 50 ballots, this can surely not help with the national GOTV effort. Remember, in 2012 Johnson kept repeating over and over again that he was the only third party candidate on all 50 state ballots, and what did it end up being, 48? I think there will be people who will pass over the LP ticket upon learning that they are not on the ballot in every jurisdiction in the union.
Johnson also likes to talk about the importance of getting into the presidential debates. Ross Perot had the financial capital, to use for media and advertising, which I bet helped him get into the debates. Is CFR globalist Weld talking to his fellow NWO buddies about an infusion of cash? The Kochs seemingly flatly denied that they were going to fund the Johnson campaign. And even if they should significantly out-raise the 2012 totals by debate time, is there any evidence that the funds will go towards media efforts and advertising, rather than lining the pockets of political consultants to the tune of a ridiculous $325 an hour? Do heart/neurosurgeons even make that much?
It's important to take note just how poor of a public speaker/debater Johnson is. I dare say that the 16-17 years old kids I saw saw spar in the one debate tournament I participated in in high school would tear him to shreds. Johnson doesn't just lack charisma, he lacks the ability to formulate an original thought and comes across as woefully ignorant on major policy issues. Keep in mind, the CPD debate is just not going to cater to basic one-liners for a sympathetic crowd. As it stands now, I believe that Trump and Clinton would tear him to shreds. To his credit, the one thing Johnson has going for him is that he at least seems to be sincere about what he believes in. He would very likely seem much more genuine than Clinton. Viewers should be able to easily discern that. But I just don't think it'll make up for his weaknesses.
I don't know what a libertarian purist is. Is it someone who lives completely off the grid, in the, say, forested foothills of northern Idaho, refusing to pay taxes, use electricity, adhere to gun laws, drive without a license plate, practices maximal self-sufficiency in terms of food and everything else, or vaccinate his/her children and them send them to public schools? Or are purists the folks over at the Mises Insitute, disciples of Rothbard, many of whom unapologetic-ally support closed borders, see valid points in some aspects of Historical Revisionism, are socially conservative, and even appear at Confederate conferences, such as those organized by the League of the South? Is a libertarian purist someone who avidly reads Hans Herman Hoppe, opposing the very idea of a so-called democracy, celebrating the fact the libertarinism by and large appears almost exclusively to white males (even if you don't believe in McAfee's little tirade as it pertains to the US LP, check out the demographics of right-libertarian groups in European countries such as Poland) and cheering for a principle of physical removal of democrats and communists from a proposed libertarian social order? Or is a purist a left-wing libertarian who was outraged by the Ron Paul newsletter "controversy", considers every "conspiracy theory" under the sun from government involvement in 9/11, the Bilderberg Group to vaccines causing autism to be the product of the imagination of mentally unbalanced tin foil hat/ Fedora wearing Asperbergers sufferers, stands hand in hand with militant feminists/Social Justice Warriors, wants to do away with all traditional gender norms, rages against the supposed "tyranny" of the patriarchy, rails against God and religion, proudly attends a polyamory panel at PorcFest, believes that "that true statement is racist" (Mark Edge quote) and considers hardcore drug use to be the pinnacle of individual liberty (i.e. Adam Kokesh?) Or is libertarian purist someone who simply engages in aggressive keyboard warrior-ism on behalf of anarchy, without applying theoretical ideas to "real word" practice?
I don't know.
What I do know is that I'll looking back into paleoconservatism. Paleolibertarianism seems to be dying if not completely dead in the U.S. (I think, and I'm extremely biased in this regard, that the last bastion of paleolibetarian political activity is Poland, where the hard-right libertarian Partia KORWiN, led by the eccentric millionare Janusz Korwin-Mikke, European public enemy number one of the EU, very narrowly missed the 5% vote threshold to enter parliament in the last election, amassing 722,999 votes in a country of 36 million people). Regardless, despite what I've said at various times in the past, I've never felt truly comfortable with the libertarian label, with or without the "paleo" prefix.
If I get past some moral qualms I have about voting, I'll vote for the Constitution Party's Darrell Castle, a man of principle and character.
PS: If you believe that I came across as unbelievably snarky in this comment, don't worry – you're in good company; I was told the same thing by my student editor critiquing the longest and most exhaustively researched article I wrote for my high school freshman journalism class. Old habits die-hard.


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Residents evacuate in Noordhoek Manor old age home as a fire approaches in Cape Town, 2 March 2015.
JOHANNESBURG– According to an insurance broker, standard house insurance does typically cover natural disasters such as floods, fires, and hail storms. These do not fall into the high risk category.
However, Santam's Donald Kau warns that when a region experiences repeated occurrences such as these, it can jeopardise household insurance cover.
Not only could an area be classified as a high risk, and insurance premiums be raised… but the worst can happen- cover can get withdrawn altogether.
Kau warns that some families in the Western Cape, affected by the latest fires, could find themselves in such a situation. This is because fires are common in the Western Cape around this time of the year.
The Cape fire destroyed at least eight houses in Noordhoek on Monday night. The blaze has damaged a total of 13 homes over the past three days.


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Publications :: S. Grimes
Peer Reviewed Journal Articles
|Collins, P. & Grimes, S. (2011). "Cost-competitive places: shifting fortunes and the closure of Dell's manufacturing facility in Ireland". European Urban and Regional Studies, 18, 406-426.
|Collins, P. & Grimes, S. (2008). "Ireland's Foreign-Owned Technology Sector: Evolving Towards Sustainability?". Growth and Change, 39, 436-463. (Fulltext)
Book Chapters
|Grimes, S. and Roper, S. (2009) "Knowledge-based Competition: Implications for Sustainable Development in Rural Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland", In McDonagh, J., Varley, T. and Shortall, S. (eds) A Living Countryside? The Politics of Sustainable Development in Rural Ireland. Ashgate: Farnham.
Conference Papers
|Grimes, S. (2012). "Endogenous and exogenous innovation in China". Networks and Flows in Economic Space, National University of Ireland, Maynooth, 30 January.
|Grimes, S. (2011). "Innovation in China: winner takes all". 4th International Congress on Innovation, Porto Alegre, Brazil, 16th November.
|Grimes, S. (2011). "Innovation in China: the policy context". 4th International Congress on Innovation, Porto Alegre, Brazil, 16th November.
|Grimes, S. (2009) "Deconstructing Ireland's Policy Approach to Business Services". Regional Studies Association Research Network Seminar, Institute of Geography and Spatial Management, Jagiellonian University, Krakow, 17-18 September.
|Collins, P. and Grimes, S. (2009) "From success to failure: recent FDI movements in Ireland". Regional Studies Association International Conference, Leuven, Belgium, 5-9 April.
|Grimes, S. (2009) "Innovation in China – some evidence from foreign R&D centres in Shanghai", Royal Geographical Society/Institute of British Geographers, Manchester, 26-28 August.
|Grimes, S. (2007) "Researching Ireland's Internationally Traded Services Sector". 3rd International Conference on Services and Innovation. The Royal Hospital Kilmainham, Dublin, 7-8 November.
|Grimes, S. (2011). "Multinational R&D investment in China". To members of R&D Team, Alcatel Lucent R&D Centre, Shanghai, April.
|Grimes, S. (2011). "Europe, the European Union and European Identity". Presentation to Geography undergraduates, East China Normal University, Shanghai, April.
|Grimes, S. (2010) (NUIG) Innovation in China – some evidence from foreign R&D centres in Shanghai, CISC Seminar, Nov 6, 2009. Seminar
|Grimes, S. (2010) (NUIG) The growing significance of internationally traded services in Ireland's inward investment, Department of Geography, National University of Ireland, Galway, February 4, 2010 Seminar
|Grimes, S. (2008) "The Role of Foreign Investment in Ireland's Emerging Internationally Traded Services Sector", Staff and Postgraduates of Geography, East China Normal University, Shanghai, 7 January.
|Grimes, S. & Collins, P. (2008) "The Growing Significance of Ireland as a Centre for Internationally Traded Business Services". Regional Studies Association Network Seminar Outsourcing and Offshoring Business Services: Theoretical Perspectives and Global Trends. Centre for Contemporary European Studies University of the West of Scotland, 4-7 September 2008.


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day trip to Mantung
I made a day trip into the South Australian mallee along the Karoonda Highway on Tuesday. Elders Weather website said that there would be rain, cloud and sunshine on that day–conditions that are more congenial for my style of photography than the blues skies and sunshine that was forecast for the next 5 days including Easter. The dryland region along the Karoonda Highway was new territory for me, as I'd only… Read More
water-towers in the Mallee
Although it is the grain silos along the old railway lines that dominate the landscape in the Mallee, the odd-looking, elevated water towers also stand out in the regional landscape.


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Very elegant and very long cinta from the town of Aguacatán. Women wear this style of cinta in their hair as part of their outfit. This colorful cinta measures 108″ in length (not including tassels) and 4″ in width. The tassels at each end measure 5″ each.
This cinta is finely hand woven with geomorphic mayan shapes that represent the colorful daily life running the full length of the cinta. The threads are a mix of cotton, acrylic, blended and metallic accents. The metallic thread is used sparingly in the lines dividing the sections from the tassels up to the top of the section with the ducks on each side. This unique cinta is woven in a predominantly blue color scheme as compared to the more commonly seen red color schemes. This cinta is older, as this color scheme and style is not found much anymore.
This cinta is in excellent used condition with very little wear.


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5 easy steps to taking better photographs
Having shared a series of posts about editing with apps, I thought it might be handy to wind back to the beginning and talk a little about photography basics. I want to keep this really simple as unless you're looking at turning photography into a career, we don't need to over complicate matters here.
Fundamental in every way when taking a photograph. Think about the type of light and the direction from which it enters your frame. Harsh light can be difficult to work with and either early morning or last light is definitely my preference for photography. Or cloudy days, they are pretty good too! Whether using artificial or natural light, I would say making sure your subject is well lit is essential, if the light is too bright or harsh you risk over exposure and high contrast shadows. If the light is too low then grain is a problem. Think of the mood you would like to create. Window light indoors is my favourite of all and positioning a subject closer to or further from the light source will alter the feel of a photo more than you might imagine. Lighting is such a massive topic that I won't write an essay here, instead I will point you in the direction of this article if you would like to read more, full of great tips and written for iPhoneography though the same theories apply to all photography.
It possibly goes without saying that focus is reeeeally important. But I'll say it anyway. Focus is really important. Because frankly most people are not likely to engage with out of focus photography, I know that I – for one – want to see what I'm looking at in focus and (preferably) grain free. Intentional blur can be a beautiful thing, background blur I adore but make sure your main subject at least is in focus.
Framing is also a fundamental element of great photography. Get it right and your photos will feel better pretty much instantly. Think about where you place your point of focus, consider the rule of thirds. If you are not familiar with this then turn on the grid on your camera screen, using the grid which divides the screen into thirds each way (ie nine squares) frame your photo so the point or points of interest either run along these lines or are placed at the intersections of the lines. Supposedly more pleasing to the eye… That said this is one rule that has exceptions and a frame that is cut exactly in half by your subject can be brilliant. Sometimes thinking outside the lines can lead to moments of beauty too, think of the grid as more of a guideline than a rule to be strictly followed.
This goes hand in hand with framing. Think about what you want your photo to say. Is there a single thing you would like the focus to be on or is the whole frame important? Having depth in your photo is much more interesting, though plain backgrounds have their place if you really want the focus to be on your subject. Think about what is around your subject, in front, behind and to the sides. Don't be afraid to move around to find the perfect framing, sometimes the first shot you take will be the best but sometimes it takes a few attempts and different positions to find the right photo.
A photo with straight lines and / or leading lines is so much more eye-catching than a wonky horizon or skewed angle. That's just a fact. Taking a moment to line up your lines is SO worth it, a little wonkiness can be corrected later in editing if needs be but you want to have the essence of a decent photo to start with. Leading lines are those that draw your eye into the frame, as in the porches below, your eye is drawn to the back of the photo. The straight lines are the horizontal and vertical ones, try and square them up in the frame before taking a photo.
I think there can be a tendency to over-complicate matters when it comes to photography and whilst there is a place for complicated technical information as I mentioned above, it mostly becomes relevant if you want to further your photography skills beyond sharing on Instagram. It also isn't so important which camera you use, the photos above were taken with 4 different cameras including 2 with my iPhone…
Julia x
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The Cleveland Cavaliers have confirmed that they will be retiring Zydrunas Ilgauskas's jersey in March.
Ilgauskas spent 14 years in Ohio after moving to the NBA in 1996 and the two-time All-Star will be honoured in a ceremony later this season.
"Zydrunas is not only one of the best basketball players to ever wear a Cleveland Cavaliers uniform, he is also one of the finest human beings that has ever been associated with the franchise," Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert said in a statement.
"What is more impressive about this gentle giant is the authentic concern and interest he displayed for not only his teammates, but for everybody who worked at the Cavaliers and for the loyal fans who supported him throughout and after his playing days."
The number 11 jersey will be retired before the game against the New York Knicks on March 8.


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I have info about Badass Devil if u r interested...
Andy(Badass_Devil) is working around Europe I think.
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I mean the preppy American one.
Then where is he? Has he changed his name?
Badass_Devil is everything but missed.
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I drink tea. I really like my sleepy time tea and my Earth Mama Angel Baby tea. Yum and calming! Most tea drinkers probably throw their used tea bags away but did you know you can actually reuse them? Yes you can put your used tea bags to good use and here is how.
Good-bye Baggy Eyes
Take those used tea bags, particularly chamomile bags and place them in the freezer. When they've cooled place them on your eyes to decrease your puffy, baggy and tired eyes. It is very soothing! (tweet this!)
Ouch, I have sunburn!
If you drink peppermint tea place your used tea bags in the fridge to cool. Place them on your sun burnt areas and they'll offer a great deal of soothing. (tweet this!)
Ouch, I have cut!
Green tea, peppermint or chamomile drinkers did you know that used tea bags will feel great on your cuts and bruises. They help decrease the swelling and overall they feel good!
Yes your tea bags make a wonderful addition to your compost for your garden. So no, don't throw them out compost them and help your garden grow!
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Space under the eaves can be an asset when laying out your bath. Here, the roofline creates a deep nook that's perfect for a luxurious built-in tub. Trimmed with beaded board, the cozy nook complements the warmth of the room's decor.
Slanted ceilings can create perfect spaces for built-in showers. The eaves of this house are less visible because the shower camouflages the slope of the roof. The homeowners turned the low-angled ceiling into an advantage by placing a shower seat there -- roomy enough for both the user and of-the-moment supplies.
Under-the-eaves baths have the snug feeling often found in cottage-style rooms. White walls and flooring fit that style, too, and not only tie the room together, but also make the space feel larger. This bath's slanted design provides the ideal space for a wall-mounted mirror with a small chest of drawers beside it.
Eaves provide natural curves and niches. Make the most of them with fun accessories that flatter your bath's structure. Wall coverings, window treatments, and lighting add personality to the space. The colors and textures create the ambience you want -- from a playful retreat to a lavish spa.
The gentle slope of this ceiling provides a spacious spot for the built-in tub and shower. Aligning these elements together provides plenty of open space for dressing and prepping.
Standard-size showers aren't your only options. Create your own shower -- which can be as simple as glass doors, tile walls, and plumbing fixtures -- to match the contours of your eaves. The clear glass of this corner shower gives the illusion of more space, whereas an opaque enclosure would have removed part of the room from view, shrinking the space visually.
Check out this bath from three different angles. Here, built-in cabinetry hugs two walls and serves a dual purpose -- valuable storage, and nudging the toilet out from under the eaves, putting it in an easier-to-use location.
The vanity fits snugly under the eaves. This slim pedestal sink takes up minimal space, and its simple lines keep the focus on more ornate accessories, like the mirror.
The tub is perfectly located -- away from the door's swing and next to prime storage. Together, the tub and alcove window seating create the cozy atmosphere of a restful retreat.
Building a shower under the sloping roofline conceals the eave's protrusion into the room. It also preserves space for other amenities, such as the tub. Floor tiling in the room and the shower ties the spaces together.
While the architecture of this bath may include a low ceiling, windows enlarge the room visually while providing natural light. The built-in tub's placement lets bathers take advantage of a pretty view.
Light colors keep this room from feeling cramped. The tile, beaded board, and yellow paint accentuate the natural light from the windows, while keeping the room spacious and airy.
A skylight sheds light on the main task area of the bathroom while taking advantage of the room's peak. With multiple rooflines intersecting, the homeowners opted for simple designs and a neutral color scheme to keep the space serene. Matching pedestal sinks equip this small bath for two users. A glass shower door allows light from the skylight and vanity fixtures to penetrate the shower.
At the opposite end of this white bath, a vintage-style claw-foot tub accents the cottage feel of the wood floor and antique stand. Placing the tub in the dormer adds to the bath's charming look.
Beaded-board paneling brings cottage chic to any decor. The vertical lines of beaded board add a sense of height to the room, despite the eaves' decline. These homeowners made use of the space under the lower part of the eaves with a chair. Other small items like hampers or storage units would also fit.
These eaves create an ideal shower nook. A rain showerhead fixture is a luxurious choice that's perfect for this shower layout. The small top window adds natural light to brighten the space.
The eaves of this blue bath leave ample room for a comfortable tub. The corner of the niche is a great spot to hang towel hooks.
Eaves can provide wonderful architectural opportunities. These homeowners opted to open up the room with a skylight. It is a great source of light, and it also divides the room. The double vanities mirror the divide and provide extra prepping spaces for multiple users.


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The Norwegian Helsinki Committee extends its congratulations to the 2010 Nobel Laureate Liu Xiaobo
(08/10-2010)- We hope that the Nobel Peace prize to Liu Xiaobo will contribute to improving the situation for him and other human rights defenders in China, says Bjørn Engesland, Secretary General of the Norwegian Helsinki Committee.
Awarding the Nobel peace Prize to the brave Chinese human rights defender Liu Xiaobo will strengthen focus on human rights in China. Liu is well known as an unwavering and unorthodox fighter for fundamental human rights in China. Chinese authorities have answered by persecuting him through imprisonment and denying him a professional career for the two last decades.
The Nobel Committee has made a brave decision, a decision in line with the spirit of the testament of Alfred Nobel. A Prize to the writer and human rights defender Liu Xiaobo highlights the fight for democracy at the Tiananmen Square in 1989 and the following fight for civil and political rights in China.
It is important to shed light on the serious and widespread human rights violations taking place in China.
Charter 08, initiated by Liu and others and signed by 303 Chinese intellectuals, propagates free elections, rule of law, freedom of religion and of association. The prize underscores how important human rights are as a basis for reconciliation and peace building efforts. Human rights defenders are working under difficult conditions and are under increasing pressure by authoritarian authorities in many corners of the world. By awarding the Nobel Peace prize to Liu Xiaobo the Nobel Committee encourages the brave human rights activists, first and foremost in China, but also elsewhere.
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A motorcyclist is fighting for his life after a collision between a motorbike and a van in Yarraville on Thursday morning.
Emergency services were called to the intersection of Somerville Road and Williamstown Road just after 4.45am.
The rider, a 58-year-old Laverton North man, suffered serious leg injuries and was taken to the Royal Melbourne Hospital in a critical condition.
The driver of the van was uninjured and stopped to assist at the scene.
The incident occurred just near the location a motorcyclist died after crashing into a parked truck in August.
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CONGRATULATIONS on your new addition! It is such a joy to welcome a new family member and experience the joy and love that these sweet animals bring.
If you already have cats or dogs, then it is so very important to acclimate your new cat or kitten in the right way. Don't attempt to just "toss" everyone together because the results can be disastrous and long lasting. It truly is the worst approach because while your cats may become lifelong friends, they often take time to get used to each other. Take the time to introduce them the right way to avoid unhappiness and conflict.
The first thing you need to establish is a sanctuary room for your new cat or kitten. This is a MUST thing that you need to do. This allows your newcomer to feel safe and get his or her bearings and your resident cat(s) don't have the newcomer forced on them without time to adjust. The room you chose does not have to be big, it just needs to provide a sense of safety and security. It takes a little time for a newcomer to adjust to new smells and sounds as well as the location of food, sleeping area, play area, litter box etc.
The Sanctuary room should not be empty. Be sure there is a place to hide. You can provide soft cat houses or the like but also simple things like a box will work. It is good to line the hiding place with things that may have your scent on them like an old T-shirt. Keep the litter box on one side of the room and the food/water on the other side. Keep the litter box uncovered so that the cat or kitten does not feel trapped. IMPORTANT Check for anything dangerous that might harm your cat or kitten such as dangling electrical cords or blind ties or things that they could knock over when frightened that may fall on them. Take some time to be sure they cannot harm themselves.
Provide a scratching post or scratch pad and some age appropriate toys. A wonderful treat for your cat or kitten is a window perch or a way to look out the window.
When your new cat or kitten is brought home and placed in their Sanctuary room, place the carrier near the hiding place, open the carrier door and leave so that safe exploring can be done. You can go back in quietly after a short time and interact gently. Yummy food is a good way to have them feel at home. Use the food provided by the rescue at first. Playtime is also a great way to form a bond
One sense at a time
Your resident pets need to learn of the newcomer one sense at a time. They will be aware of each other through smell at first and then noise. When you come out of the Sanctuary room, you will bring with you the scent of the newcomer. Same thing going in – having the scent of resident pets.
If there is upset behavior due to this, then wear a robe in the Sanctuary room for a while until the cats settle down and accept each other. They may start to slide their paws under the door. They may do this happily in a play mood or they may seem annoyed. Let them get used to one another.
One trick recommended by feline behaviorist Pam Johnson-Bennett is the Sock Exchange. Place a sock on your hand and rub it on the whiskers of each cat. Use a different sock for each cat. Let the newcomer smell the sock of a resident cat and if they seem comfortable, rub that sock on the newcomer. Leave the sock in the room. Same idea for the residents. This may give you a very good idea how the cats feel about the change in their world. Everyone calm and nonchalant – great! Hissing and growling tells you to take the introduction process slow. Pam says you can do the same thing in a room exchange – place resident cat in Sanctuary room while newcomer in other part of house and then swap back
Be sure you spend time playing with your resident cats and try to keep their routine the same. Cats love routines and tend to be creatures of habit.
Use your best judgement as to when to let the newcomer be introduced to the residents.
You know your home and your cats and kittens. If they seem calm and behaving as they normally would, then it may be time. This may take a week or a month. You just have to use your powers of observation and common sense. Let them have a quick peek through an open Sanctuary door a time or two or three. Usually kittens love to see other cats but they can also feel intimidated. Some hissing and growling is to be expected from the newcomer or residents. They may even swat at each other. Full blown fury and physical attacks are not normal and you would need to take measures to start the introduction process over again. If the peek looks go well, then let the residents come in and give everyone something really yummy to eat. Spray some feliway or play a cat video.
Give them every reason to be happy about a new addition. Help them find a reason to like each other.
Take it slow and easy. Most of the time, cats and kittens adjust and decide to accept each other.
You may be very lucky that everyone gets along from the start. But don't assume this will happen.
We are here for you and you can call your rescue contact for help or if you have concerns.
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Steamboat police reports, video shed light on Yampa River death
June 8, 2017
Editor's note: The body cam video below contains dramatic footage of an attempted rescue on the Yampa River.
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS — With the investigation still ongoing, the Steamboat Springs Police Department has released reports and video related to the death of the 22-year-old man who fled from police and later drowned in the Yampa River.
Arman "Jack" Qureshi's roommates told police that Qureshi had a serious alcohol problem that was kept secret from his parents.
According to roommates, Qureshi would drink up to a 1.75 liters of vodka daily.
Stop, police, now," officer Jeff Malchow shouted. "Stop police. You're gonna get tazed. You're gonna get tazed. You see my laser? Probes are coming out right now.
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One roommate told police he had talked to Qureshi about getting help, but he was not responsive.
According to a roommate, Qureshi had used drugs, including ketamine, an anesthetic usually used on large animals.
Qureshi was a bit depressed and felt like he did not fit in or have many friends, according to the roommate.
"Something was going to happen sooner or later," the roommate said to police.
Qureshi's parents were surprised and saddened to learn their son had a problem.
"They are shocked that he hid this from them, and they are very saddened to discover his recent problem because they would have tried to help," police commander Annette Dopplick said.
Qureshi's parents said Qureshi was an honor roll student in high school with a 4.0 GPA, and he rose to the Dean's List while attending Benedictine University in Illinois on scholarship.
"All his instructors were very fond of him and always believed he had a very bright future," Qureshi's mother Seema Qureshi wrote in an email.
Fresh out of college, Qureshi had recently moved to Steamboat and had been doing work in IT for SmartWool.
"This was the first time he was living away from all of us, and I believe that this freedom and loneliness contributed to his drinking," his mother wrote. "He enjoyed living life to the fullest and was a very special, kind and loyal person. I want this image of my son portrayed to the world."
Qureshi's parents were visiting Steamboat when their son's body was found May 22.
"We were extremely proud of him as he took on a new job in a completely new town and seemed to be doing so well at it," Qureshi's mother wrote. "Arman was very happy in your town and kept repeating how friendly everyone was there and how much he loved living and working in such a scenic town."
Night out leads to altercation
On the night of May 21, Qureshi decided to go out to Latin Night at Schmiggity's.
The bartender served Qureshi but then cut him off because of his level of intoxication. He paid his bar tab at about 10:30 p.m.
Qureshi stayed at the bar and approached a group of women.
The women told police that they told Qureshi to go away, but he persisted and twice drank out of one of the women's drink.
In the video, Qureshi can be seen in a white tank top taking a jacket belonging to one of the women at about 11:30 p.m.
Qureshi's roommate and family believe Qureshi mistakenly took the jacket thinking it was his.
Qureshi walked out of the bar and stood along Lincoln Avenue with three other people who were standing outside.
Qureshi fumbled with the jacket and reversed one of the sleeves when a woman came running out the front of the bar to confront him.
The woman grabbed the jacket, which fell to the ground. She picked up the jacket, and Qureshi tried to take it back.
A man stood in between the woman and Qureshi. Qureshi reached around and grabbed the jacket, which contained the woman's belongings.
Qureshi began running with the jacket toward Eighth Street. The woman chased Qureshi, and several other people followed.
The woman told police that she found Qureshi behind O'Neil's Tavern and Grill in the alley.
Two unknown men followed the woman chasing Qureshi and began to hit Qureshi in the alley.
The woman told police she stopped the men from hitting Qureshi once she got her jacket back.
The two men and the woman then returned to Schmiggity's.
Police have not been able to identify the two men.
"We're still looking for the involved individuals," Dopplick said.
Employees working at O'Neil's called police when they saw the disturbance behind the building.
It was originally reported a purse had been stolen, and a vehicle had been dented, which could have occurred during the altercation.
Police found Qureshi on his knees in the fetal position in the alley.
Qureshi was asked to stand up, and he lost his balance.
In addition to a black eye, police observed Qureshi was highly intoxicated. His speech was incoherent and slurred.
"Can I just go back to my hotel?" Qureshi asked police. "It's two blocks down that way. I'm just gonna go to sleep."
Qureshi's parents had been staying at Rabbit Ears Motel.
Police calmly asked Qureshi to sit down.
Police determined Qureshi would likely be arrested, and he needed to be taken to Yampa Valley Medical Center to be cleared medically.
Qureshi initially refused to get into the ambulance.
Police told Qureshi he could cooperate and get into the ambulance or be handcuffed and placed in the ambulance.
Qureshi began to walk toward the ambulance and then broke out in a sprint down the alley.
Officer Jeff Malchow pursued him.
"Come on, take my hand"
"Stop, police, now," officer Jeff Malchow shouted. "Stop police. You're gonna get tazed. You're gonna get tazed. You see my laser? Probes are coming out right now."
On Yampa Street, Malchow deployed the Taser, but it was not effective and Qureshi kept running.
Qureshi turned toward the Yampa River at Backdoor Sports and fell on the sidewalk.
Malchow continued to shout demands.
Qureshi stood back up and ran to a dirt path where tubers launch into the river.
Qureshi fell again, and it appeared on the video that he crawled into the river.
"Get out of the river," Malchow said.
Malchow radioed dispatch to inform them Qureshi was in the river.
Qureshi looked at Malchow as Qureshi swam on his back using his arms to push away from the shore.
A few yards down, Malchow found Qureshi clinging to some rocks.
"Get out right now, come on," Malchow said.
Qureshi could be heard making noises.
"You're going to kill yourself for a misdemeanor," Malchow said. "Come on. Take my hand."
Malchow went into the river to try and grab Qureshi.
Malchow briefly had Qureshi before Qureshi pushed back into the river.
Firefighters and police from multiple agencies set up several search areas down river.
At the James Brown Soul Center of the Universe Bridge, Qureshi was observed face down in the river submerged below the water and no longer wearing a shirt.
Further down river, Malchow took off his vest and belt and went into the water to try and grab Qureshi.
Malchow could not see him in the murky water.
A trooper later spotted Qureshi in the water by Snowbowl Plaza.
A firefighter swam in the river near the KOA Campground to try and grab Qureshi but was unsuccessful.
Qureshi was later spotted west of Sleepy Bear Mobile Home Park.
The search was suspended at 2:30 a.m. because of foggy conditions.
Police went to Rabbit Ears Motel and notified Qureshi's parents.
Qureshi's body was found the following day at about noon near Steamboat Golf Club.
"My husband has been crying since the time the officers knocked on our hotel room door to inform us about our son in the water," Qureshi's mother wrote. "My husband is still the same and cannot stop his tears. I can only think back to how many hugs he got from Arman on our trip. I did not get as many because I gave him tough love so as not to spoil him. I cry when I am alone and when I think of all the beautiful memories I shared with my precious son."
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The Secrets To A Return Policy That Serves Your Business
By Ali Cudby
A lingerie retail store – either bricks-and-mortar or online – is customer service oriented by definition. If you don't make your customers happy, they won't come back. Without customers, you'll find yourself out of business. Seems obvious.
So retailers want to please their customers. But what happens when the thing that works best for the business is directly opposite to what the customer wants? That gets challenging. You need to protect your business and also your relationship with your customers – so how do you decide when to side with your business and when to side with your customer?
Let's take a concrete example – your return policy. Sometimes customers want to return an item outside of your stated return policy. So how can you protect yourself, and when should you bend the rules and allow exceptions?
I talked to Alison Rubke, co-owner of Los Angeles boutique and online shop Faire Frou Frou. She shared that she has her return policy stated clearly throughout the store and right on the receipt. She makes the policy clear up front, to minimize confusion down the road – even if that means losing the sale. Returns and exchanges are expensive for the store, in time, credit card fees and wear and tear on the merchandise.
When customers ask for a return outside of her policy, her most effective tool is using calm and a smile. She knows she has the policy on her side, and even if the customer is unhappy with the policy, she makes every effort not to give them a negative interaction.
At the same time, Rubke tries to be flexible with her policy on a case by case basis. She tries to determine, "if someone is being genuine, and I rely heavily on that. I understand that if I was the customer I would want the same treatment."
Understanding how to determine a return policy that won't hurt your business, when to make exceptions and how to deal with unhappy customers are just some ways retail stores take their lingerie businesses to the next level
You can hear my interview with Faire Frou Frou's Alison Rubke in its entirety.
A QUICK NOTE: If you'll be at Curvexpo in New York this month, I'm leading a seminar to talk about more ways your lingerie businesses can grow and thrive. You're invited! Register to attend the event on Sunday, February 23rd at 2pm on the CurveNY site: www.curvexpo.com/new-york/events-to-attend


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There wasn't a lot of active listening going on when Pabbie the troll told Elsa and her parents that she must learn to control her powers, but "fear will be your enemy." For some reason the King and Queen of Arendelle took that to mean they must lock the palace gates, reduce Elsa's contact with people, and keep her powers hidden from everyone, including her sister Anna -- all of which are the perfect circumstances to breed nothing but fear, of course.
This is the point of "How 'Frozen' Should Have Ended," an alternate ending for the Disney favorite, created by a popular YouTube channel that fixes the endings to films that could benefit from a re-write.
With "Frozen," it's pretty clear that the whole endless winter that Arendelle would eventually suffer could have been completely avoided if Elsa's parents simply embraced her powers, and just took Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters from the "X-Men" series. We mean, obvi.