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Maya The Bee Movie
The massively popular Maya the Bee Australian TV series has just been made into a feature-length movie that's perfect for Brisbane Kids!
This gorgeous, home-grown 3D animated film that features the voices of Justine Clarke, Jacki Weaver, Richard Roxburgh, Noah Taylor and Miriam Margolyes is guaranteed to be a hit with kids all over the world, especially those who already know and love Maya the Bee from her ABC TV series.
The movie follows Maya's inquisitive desire to explore the world outside the hive. In the hive, conformity rules and Maya isn't quite sure that she belongs in the hive as she struggles to conform to the rules of the hive which gets her into trouble with the Queen's Royal Advisor. With her best friend Willi by her side, Maya leaves the hive and buzzes into the meadow. Whilst in the meadow she must find a way to defeat the Royal Advisor and stop a battle between the Bees and Hornets- a conflict that has been going on for years. Through her wild adventures in the meadow Mays finally discovers exactly where she belongs in the world.
This movie is a funny, cute adventure with a lovely story that Maya The Bee fans of all ages will love.
Maya the Bee Movie will be released in cinemas nationally from November 1st, 2014.
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The Good Dinosaur
Genre : Animation, Adventure, Comedy
Stars : Jeffrey Wright, Frances McDormand, Maleah Nipay-Padilla
Movie Quality : Blu-ray
From the innovative minds of Disney-Pixar comes a hilariously heartwarming adventure about the power of confronting and overcoming your fears and discovering who you are meant to be.
The Good Dinosaur asks the question: What if the asteroid that forever changed life on Earth missed the planet completely, and giant dinosaurs never became extinct? In this epic journey into the world of dinosaurs, an apatosaurus named Arlo makes an unlikely human friend. While traveling through a harsh and mysterious landscape, Arlo learns the power of confronting his fears and discovers what he is truly capable of.
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Hello, Peaches!
Today: Places to Buy Vintage Online + Search Term Tips
|Left (June): Carole Top by Pinup Girl Clothing, Skirt: Vintage via eBay
Right (Amelia): Top: Vintage via Sweet Ludie's Vintage, Skirt: Vintage via Vintage Ooollee
We talked a little about the Pros + Cons of Wearing Vintage here, but after writing that post we had some ladies say they had problems navigating the online vintage market. We know not every lady is lucky enough to have a shop that sells vintage in her town and for those that do, if you work a 9-5 it's sometimes hard to make it there before closing time. For that reason, there is the wide world of online vintage shopping!
Our main choices for online vintage shopping are eBay and Etsy. We know there are other online avenues (like actual websites or Instagram shops) but these are our favorites. With both sites, you grow to understand the vintage selling community thereon and frequently check in on various e-stores until you're able to find out what sellers are your favorites. Well, here are some search term tips + tricks!
Vintage via Ebay
- Know your measurements - We realized during our Junebug's Closet sale that a lot of ladies don't know their measurements, that's going to cause you major problems when shipping vintage, as a size 6 in 1958 isn't the same as a size 6 in 2014. We are true believer's that if you don't at least know your waist, bust and hip measurements, you are going to have a HELL of a time shopping vintage, online and otherwise (here's a link explaining how). Not to mention, it helps even when shopping reproductions as all size charts are not created equal.
- Search terms, be specific! - search terms such as wiggle dress, circle skirt, sun dress, shirt dress, day dress and other descriptive terms can aid in narrowing your search, especially if you're looking for a specific item. Even if you aren't, it may help to search each item you're interested in individually.
- Filters are your best friend - you can filter things by brand, style, price, etc. (although we would strongly recommend against filtering by size on vintage pieces as a medium to one person usually isn't a medium to another) and then favorite that filter. eBay will notify you every time something that fits your filter is listed, so you're not having to continuously re-invent the wheel.
- Getting caught up in the auction - I (June) will say I am SO guilty of this, I see a dress I love and watch it all week and then 15 seconds before it ends, the price is driven WAY above what I intended on paying and I get sucked in. I win the auction, but then I'm left with an amazing piece that's tinged with buyer's remorse. While vintage pieces are often one-of, it's so important to remember that others will come along.
|Left (Amelia): Dress: vintage - gift from June purchased via eBay | Right: Dress: Vintage via Sweet Ludie's Vintage
Vintage via Etsy
- Search terms, your choice - Like Ebay, search terms are your friend on Etsy. But, we've found that on Etsy, you can be a bit more vague like '1950s Shirtdress' or more specific '50s novelty print Strawberry Circle Skirt'. You might not always be successful when being so specific but, we've found it more likely than it is on Ebay.
- Try searching by size - On Etsy a general search usually brings up a lot more options than Ebay so by including your size you cut down on results. Whether that be your numerical size or taking the risk of searching your general size (small, medium, large). However, buyer beware--not all sellers provide accurate measurements or sizes (the same can be said for Ebay).
- Filters can be really helpful - For starters, when you search something on Etsy you end up with pages of mixed results, so instead of the general "relevancy" filter, you might want to exchange that to filter by recency or price. Also, as Etsy is a "buy it now" based site, we find it helpful to also filter your results by price. While we love looking at the beautiful, in-perfect-condition, novelty print masterpiece as much as the next person, it's out of our price range and excluding things out of your price range can definitely help cut down on the pages of search results.
|Left (June): Dress: vintage via eBay | Right: Skirt and Top Set: vintage via eBay


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Sacha Baron Cohen spills the ashes of Kim Jong-Il on Ryan Seacrest: the world applauds
Ryan Seacrest is visibly pissed about being "covered in Bisquick."
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Published : February 26, 2012
Everyone knew Sacha Baron Cohen wouldn't be walking the red carpet in your standard penguin suit. After the ban had been lifted on him appearing at this year's Academy Awards arrival gauntlet in character, a publicity stunt for his upcoming movie "The Dictator" seemed well in order. And of course, like his appearance at the MTV Movie Awards - in which he landed crotch-to-face on Eminem in order to promote "Bruno" this trick centered on humiliating a fellow celebrity. Eminem was in on it, but we'd find it hard to believe that Ryan Seacrest was expecting Baron Cohen to spill what he described as the ashes of Kim Jong-il all over his suit.
Baron Cohen cued up to have a quick chit-chat with Seacrest, who had been dazzling E!'s audience all night with sparkling insights on designer gowns. Baron Cohen, as the Dictator said he was wearing a suit by John Galliano and socks from KMart because, "as Saddam Hussein once said to me, socks are socks, don't waste money."
Bearing an urn with the face of Kim Jong-Il, he said he brought the deceased leader's ashes to the Oscars red carpet because "it was his dream to come to the Oscars and be sprinkled on the red carpet and on Halle Berry's chest, again." He then leaned in and spilled the contents onto Ryan Seacrest's suit. Poor Ryan stared sadly at his suit, not believing what had just happened. For the following four interviews all he could talk about was the "Bisquick" that Sacha Baron Cohen had just spilled on him. Tina Fey, Emma Stone, Antonio Banderas and Melanie Griffith just had to sympathize.


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Yes, we can customize anything! Let us know what you want, so we can determine prices and turnaround times. For a completely custom made trade show exhibit, we'll send you a customer questionnaire to diagnose your needs and requirements. Then, we will produce a complete CAD drawing of our proposed solution for your review.
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We have manufactures all over the country. We try and send your orders from the closest location to save you on shipping costs.
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These are on the website under the Assembly and Templates tab. If they are not available, email us and we will send you what you need. When you submit your art we will review it for adherence to our templates/guidelines and provide a proof for approval if there are no issues, or a description and screen shots showing any potential problem areas. At this stage, you can correct any errors or make any necessary changes to the initial art you submitted. We will provide one additional round of art submission and review free of charge (with proofs if no issues) to account for any changes you want/need to make. Further art submissions or proofs will institute a $35 administrative fee.
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Isaiah 49:1-6, Acts 13:22-26, Psalm139:1-3, 13-15, Luke 1:57-66, 80
Isaiah 49:1-6
My soul's beloved, all whom God calls to carry out His work in proclaiming the Kingdom of God, as John the Baptist was called, are equipped by Him. From the moment of conception the Creator all that the one who is called to be and do is given all that he or she will required for God equips those whom He calls. John the Baptist was to be the last of the great prophets with his birth we come to close of one age and the dawn of a new one. He was to be Your herald. He was to prepared the way for the One who was to come and who in his own words said that he was not worthy to loosen the straps of His sandals.
St. John was filled with the Holy Spirit when he come into Your Presence while You both were still in the your respective mother's womb. Just the sound of the voice of the Mother of God made him leap for joy. You said that there was not a greater prophet than John there was none to match his fearsome boldness, his humility, his passionate commitment to his mission and yet You said that anyone who is least in the Kingdom of Heaven is greater than John.
There is nothing more pleasing to God than to see ourselves as who we are and being exceedingly humble for it is God who chooses, God who equips and God who sends. We are only His servants. Let us imitate John the Baptist and ensure that it is always You who increase and we who decrease.
Acts 13:22-26
My soul's beloved, this is the Good News that God from the dawn of creation has planned that we His creatures would spend a life of perfect joy in His Presence. When we sinned He did not abandon as as we deserved but was prepared to go to the the extreme limits in bringing back fallen humanity back into harmony with Himself. To this end He chose a people and a nation and through them slowly but surely, patiently and lovingly, despite every obstacle that we put in His way, made it possible for Him to put into effect His plan of salvation and redemption. John the Baptist was a part of that plan. As the final prophet of the old age and the first one in the dawn of the new, it was granted to him to prepare the way for You.
Repentance is the first step towards receiving the new life that You came to give sinners. Thank You Father for not giving up on us but making the ultimate sacrifice in giving up Your Son so He could pay the ransom for our sins. Than You my soul's beloved for lovingly submitting to the will of Your Father and paying the price of our redemption. Thank You Holy Spirit of God for living in us and making it possible with the help of Your grace to live in accordance with the will of God.
Psalm139:1-3, 13-15
My soul's beloved, I rejoice that You know me as intimately as You do. Your knowledge of me is reassuring. You know my strengths and my weaknesses. You know how I have been fashioned for it is You who did the fashioning. Nothing I say or do surprises You for You know every thought even before I can think it. Your knowledge of Me gives me confidence in You for I know that You do not despise me or look down on me but You understand and love me even when I am weak and I fail. I am so glad that Your gaze on me never wavers and will be on me in time and in eternity.
Luke 1:57-66, 80
My soul's beloved, we see in these verses how God's plan is finally reaching its final stages of completion. All that happens happens at a time of God's own choosing. God sets the time and the place we are called to discern and do all that is asked of us in humility and obedience. When Zechariah acknowledged that the baby would be called John as desired by God and gave the child the name revealed by the angel, he was able to speak again.
Every child born into the world is a potential John the Baptist. God's hand is with each little one. Each has a purpose, a mission to carry out, a plan that God has designed and tailor made for this new soul to establish the Kingdom of God on earth. It is a terrible thing when we thwart God's will through the sin of denial of new life of ever being conceived or through the sin of abortion which is an abomination in the sight of God and of creation.
Thank You my soul's beloved, that despite those who hinder God's plan He will always find a way to bring it to completion in His way and in His time so we need not despair but have hope and confidence in His perfect love.


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AUDITION / CALL FOR ARTISTSPAID Professional Performanceat Kinetic Arts Center, Fall 2017Materials Due: June 16th, 2017
From the creators of SALVAGE & INVERSION, Opening November 2017
Adult Professional Circus and Performing Artists
Now Accepting Audition Applications for
Kinetic Arts Productions' upcoming Professional Show
Opening in November 2017
14 Week Contract Mid Sept- Mid December 2017
Deadline for Application Submission: June 16, 2017, 5pm
Auditions Dates: July 1 & July 2
Audition Location: Kinetic Arts Center
Seeking: Circus and Performing Artists with Multidisciplinary Skills.
Character Skills and Theatrical Training a Plus.
We are looking for the following skills (but not limited to):
Aerial, Acro/Gymnastic/Rhythmic, Hand Balancing, Juggling/Object Manipulation and Balance, Rola Bola, Contortion, Pole, Clown/Physical Comedy, Martial Arts, Dancers (Ballet, Break Dancing), Tight Rope/Slack Line, Musical Skills, Parkour, or anything that catches our imagination.
Applicants Must be Eligible to Perform in the US.
Local Performers are Encouraged to Apply.
To be considered for an audition, please submit the application form, photos, video and performance resume. Audition Applications must be turned into Carrie Kretzer, Company Manager, either by mail or email: email@example.com. Please feel free to contact Carrie with any questions via email or call us at (510)444.4800.
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Audition Space Specs:
-Rigging: We have a 24foot ceiling for aerial acts – you can hang your own apparatus on our fly away rigging system or use our rope, tissue, single point trapeze, or lyra. We also have static trapeze rigged at various heights. If you need any rigging outside of this contact firstname.lastname@example.com to see if we can make it work.
- Floor: Foam circus floor. Not sprung like gymnastic floor.
- Parking: Free off-street parking
- Location: 1 mile from West Oakland Bart and near 880fwy
SHARE THIS! Please feel free to pass on this invitation to those that may be interested. We wish you the best of luck!
Jennifer Wong
Director of Operations
Kinetic Arts Center
785 7th Street
Oakland, CA 94607
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Maximilian Julius Anton Seiji Schmich Yo is an 18 year old student from Germany who spent five weeks at EC New York, studying English at the Upper Intermediate level. During his time here, he participated in several school activities and volunteered for Red Cross America. Maximilian answered some questions about himself, as well as his EC Experience and his volunteer position.
Why are you learning English?
I want to take the TOEFL test. I want to become a pilot so it is important to speak in the main language of pilots.
Why did you choose to study in New York?
I lived in Tokyo for four years and I really love big cities. I think NY is one of the most exciting places to be when you're young.
Why EC New York?
EC was recommended by my recruiter in Germany.
What did you like most about your EC experience?
To meet so many nice and amazing individuals from many different countries. And conversation class!
What do you like most about living in NY?
It's convenient and you can reach everything by foot, and so many interesting things happening here.
Tell us about your volunteer position at Red Cross America. What did you learn?
I learned many things, such as preparing for a disaster. I'm helping presentations and preparing emergency kits. For example, first aid kits, light bulbs, and water.
How did you become involved?
I am only here for two months, but I wanted to do something to help people. During my experience I met a lot of new people, and they all have great stories. They're all doing it for volunteering, so they don't make money. The reason why they work for the Red Cross is amazing. They helped out after Hurricaine Katrina, Sandy, 9/11, and others.
When do you have the time to volunteer?
I go to the Red Cross after my morning class, three times a week. I stay there for 4-5 hours.
Thank you for your volunteer service, Max!
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1. Collaboration on Future NIH News Releases and Other Media
2. 2013 Graduate Partnerships Program Open for Applications
3. Dr. Grady Featured in Q&A by AACN Syllabus on the Role and Impact of Nursing Research
4. NINR GPP Recipient Presents to NIH End-of-Life and Palliative Care Special Interest Group
5. 2012 Science of Eliminating Health Disparities Summit
6. Current Funding Opportunity Announcements and Notices
7. 2013 NINR Summer Genetics Institute: June 3-28, New Application Deadline – March 18, 2013
8. Dr. Grady Authors Editorial on the National Nursing Research Roundtable
9. NINR Prepares for National Hospice and Palliative Care Month
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The application deadline is January 3, 2013 at 5:00 p.m.
3. Dr. Grady Featured in Q&A by AACN Syllabus on the Role and Impact of Nursing Research
NINR Director Dr. Patricia A. Grady was featured in a recent issue of the AACN Syllabus, the newsletter for the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN). In the Q&A, Dr. Grady discussed NINR's 25-year history and its impact on health and health care.
"NINR develops the evidence base for the most effective, affordable, and highest quality health care, especially nursing care," she said in the interview, noting several landmark NINR-funded studies that have improved public health outcomes. As for the next 25 years, Dr. Grady added that "NINR-supported research is ideally positioned to address the most important health challenges faced by the American people, now and in the coming decades."
Dr. Grady also offered advice to investigators and nursing students who are interested in research—identifying resources such as NINR's Grantsmanship Workshop Video Series (www.youtube.com/ninrnews) and recommending mentoring and volunteering with those already involved in research. "There is no replacement for hands-on experience," she said.
The full article is available online (starting on page 4) at http://www.aacn.nche.edu/publications/JulyAug12.pdf.
4. NINR GPP Recipient Presents to NIH End-of-Life and Palliative Care Special Interest Group
On October 18th, Sheeba Nadarajah, a Pre-Doctoral Fellow with the NIH Clinical Center Pain and Palliative Care Services and a NINR Graduate Partnership Program recipient from the University of Maryland School of Nursing, presented her doctoral dissertation work conducted within the NIH CC Pain and Palliative Care Program.
Nadarajah's presentation, "A Phenomenological Inquiry of Psycho-Socio-Spiritual Healing in Cardiac Rehabilitation Patients," was part of the NIH End-of-Life and Palliative Care Special Interest Group (EOL PC SIG) Research Lecture series, co-sponsored by NINR.
Nadarajah discussed a phenomenological study of lived experiences of psycho-socio-spiritual healing following an acute cardiac event in a sample of cardiac rehabilitation patients. Her research also examined the shock of an acute cardiac episode and the life-transforming experiences described by study participants.
Each year the NIH EOL PC SIG provides the opportunity for NIH Fellows to share their research with the larger NIH EOL PC community. These lectures are designed to foster their critical thinking and provide a supportive forum to engage in discussion on their research topic.
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The application period for the 2013 SGI opens on January 14 and will close on March 18.
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"The NNRR is a mix of formal scientific presentations, roundtable discussions, and break-out sessions," Dr. Grady explained in the article. During discussions, Roundtable participants made several recommendations that would "facilitate knowledge sharing" and "foster research and practice collaborations" such as special boot camps, workshops, forums, and a repository that links health care practitioners and scientists to relevant technology, informatics and engineering applications.
"Overall, the 2012 NNRR reflected the energy, synergy, and creativity of past Roundtables," Grady stated in the article, "and has provided the symptom management, quality-of-life, technology, informatics, and engineering communities with thoughtful and innovative recommendations for moving forward."
The full text of the article is available at: http://www.ninr.nih.gov/sites/www.ninr.nih.gov/files/heartlungeditorialdrgradyoct2012.pdf.
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That's the situation we've got heading into Sunday night's game in Denver matching the 8-1 Broncos against the 9-0 Kansas City Chiefs (8:30 pm ET, NBC).
The knock on the Chiefs so far is that they haven't played anybody of any real quality. They've beaten Dallas and Philadelphia, two 5-5 teams, but other than that they've been picking off some of the weaker sisters of the NFL.
Sunday KC will try to deal with the most prolific offense in the league so far this season, the one piloted by Peyton Manning that's averaging almost six touchdowns per game.
Chiefs-Broncos: The Betting Line
As of Wednesday morning Denver could be gotten at -7.5 at some online sportsbooks, like Heritage, while Kansas City could be found at +9.5 at others, like 5Dimes and Pinnacle. Also, the Chiefs could be bet on the money-line getting +325 at Pinnacle.
Chiefs-Broncos Recent History
Denver, with Manning at QB, swept two games from KC last year by scores of 17-9 and 38-3.
The Broncos went into Week 12 last year with a record of 7-3, while the Chiefs were 1-9, on their way to 2-14. Denver was lined as a 10-point road favorite for this game, at Arrowhead Stadium.
KC kicked two field goals in the first quarter and held that lead until late in the first half, when Manning hit Jacob Tamme for a seven-yard score.
The Chiefs got another field goal midway through the third quarter to re-take the lead, but Denver answered with another Manning TD pass, this one to Demaryius Thomas, putting the Broncos up for good.
A fourth-quarter field goal gave Denver the final winning margin of 17-9, but KC, as the home-dog, covered the spread.
The Chiefs out-rushed the Broncos that day 148-95 and held the ball for almost 32 minutes. In the NFL teams that out-rush their opponents cover the spread about 65 percent of the time; teams that win the time-of-possession battle cover almost 70 percent of the time; and teams that do both cover the spread over 80 percent of the time.
In the second meeting between these two teams last year, five weeks later, Denver came in favored by 17 points, and had that covered by halftime on its way to the 38-3 victory. This time it was the Broncos that dominated statistically, out-rushing KC 172-93 and holding the ball for 37 and a half minutes.
These two teams play Sunday, then again in two weeks back in Kansas City.
KC, on average, is getting out-gained by opponents this season by 10 yards per game, while out-rushing foes by about a yard per game.
Denver, meanwhile, is out-gaining opponents by 84 YPG, and out-rushing them by 18 YPG.
Injury Update
Manning suffered a "lower leg injury" late in last Sunday's victory at San Diego, but is listed as "probable" for this Sunday's game.
On the other side of this match-up Chiefs WR Dwayne Bowe got busted with some pot earlier this week, but it looks like he will play Sunday, if he can get out of bed on time.
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Our Take on Sunday's Game
This is the one we've been waiting for; are the Chiefs for real, or just pretenders? Offensively, KC is still a bit pedestrian. And while its defense ranks right near the top in several categories, who have they played? That unit will be challenged by Manning and the Denver offense.
At the moment, we just haven's seen enough from the Chiefs to take them here. So barring a blizzard, we'll give the points and go with Denver for our free NFL spread pick on this game.
Free Pick: Back the Broncos at the -7.5 points offered at Ladbrokes.
We'll revisit this game later this week with a pick on the total, because we always like to keep our audience riveted.
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A clip kept the door shut from the outside. Toilets were overflowing. No adults were around. And what else deputies found inside a Florida home shocked them.
Citrus County Sheriff's Office deputies arrested two people after seeing the conditions inside a Homosassa home early Thursday morning after they arrived to perform a welfare check.
A neighbor called the sheriff's office, asking deputies to check on two small children in the home, according to an announcement from the sheriff's office.
Deputies arrived to find a clip keeping the front door locked from the outside. A 4-year-old girl answered the door when they knocked and told officials no adults were home. She was home alone with a 2-year-old girl, who was asleep on a mattress in the home's living room, according to the sheriff's office.
Detectives soon arrived and walked through the home with deputies, describing the conditions inside as "deplorable." Photos of the home were posted to the sheriff's office's Facebook page, but the post warns they may be disturbing.
It appeared human and dog feces covered every inch of the floors. Cockroaches and other insects were everywhere. There was rotting food and toilets nearly overflowing, according to the sheriff's office.
The girls were filthy, covered in dirt and feces and with tangled hair. Deputies noted it appeared as though the girls had not showered in days, if not weeks. They found hand and footprints the size of children in the feces on the home's floor, according to the release.
"This is one of the worst cases of child neglect our detectives have ever seen," said Sgt. John Bergen in a news release. "From patrol to forensics, everyone that was involved in this case came together for the good of these children."
The Florida Department of Children and Families placed the children with a family member and implemented a safety plan for the future, according to the sheriff's office.
Meanwhile, Robert Burdette, 25, and Casey Rocco, 24, both of Homosassa, were dropped off by a taxi in front of the house, according to the sheriff's office.
Detectives spoke with them and arrested them. Both are charged with two counts of child neglect.
Rocco was also charged with one count of domestic battery from a previous altercation, according to the sheriff's office.


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Mon 20th April 2015
The exhibition is almost upon us! After much research and discussion we are now at the point of writing the text, selecting the images and picking the objects to go into the exhibition.
We're also busy thinking about how to incorporate interactive elements into the exhibition and who might be able to help us make these.
The events programme is nearly finished – look out for our flyers soon!
Mon 16th June 2014.
The Sutton Silver Working Group met again this week, with more committee members able to attend. We are planning how best to put on a display in Ely Museum in the summer of 2015 to accompany the loan of the "Sutton Brooch" from the British Museum.I hadn't heard of the Sutton Brooch before Elie (Ely Museum Curator) got in touch to discuss the project with me, but it is prooving a fascinating artifact, even at this relatively early stage of the project. As our name suggests, the brooch is made of silver, and dates from the Anglo Saxon period. It was found in Sutton, though no-one is exactlysure where. It is decorated with stylised animals and has lettering and a curse on the rear. It was probably worn to join a cloak at the neck, and may have been one of a pair.At the latest meeting we started to sketch out a calendar and action plan, so we can ensure we have items made up in time for the exhibition in June 2015. We also discussed particular "themes" we would like to investigate further, these are as follows: Research into the history of the brooch (Anglo Saxon period), Research into the owners and finder of the brooch (late 1600's onwards), Maps showing how Sutton parish has chaged since Saxon times, Graphics and Artwork related to the decoration of the brooch, Events to be held alongside the museum exhibition, Text for displays, leaflets etc, and Online Resources - specifically learning and education.These will be the main areas we will focus on in the next few months, but as you can see they are fairly broad and open to change depending on where the research takes us.Although the brooch will be displayed at Ely Museum due to security restrictions imposed by the British Museum, we are planning events in Sutton, which may include Storytelling, re-enactments and art and code-breaking events.We also hope to have small displays at other village events such as the Feast Week Gault Day and Picnic in the Park, to give all villagers an opportunity to find out more and get involved.
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In fraternitas, or in fraternity — this is how St. Francis and his followers lived more than 800 years ago. It is also a message realized this past May by four St. Bonaventure University employees who journeyed to Italy on a 10-day pilgrimage.
Bona staff members Danny Bush, '13, multimedia producer; Beth Eberth, director of university communications; Joe Flanagan, '74, director of alumni services; and Janet Glogouski, '10, major gifts officer, joined more than 30 other pilgrims from Franciscan colleges and universities to explore the history of Saints Francis, Clare, and Bonaventure, and to visit the places where the Franciscan movement first began.
They traveled from the quiet solitude of the church of San Damiano, where Francis heard the crucifix speak to him and where Clare and her poor sisters would later settle, to the Vatican and Rome.
Jean-François Godet-Calogeras, Ph.D., professor in the School of Franciscan Studies, and Fr. André Cirino, O.F.M., pilgrimage guide for the Franciscan Pilgrimage Programs, led the group, offering special liturgies and reflections along the way at each sanctuary.
"Within fraternitas, everyone is welcome," Godet-Calogeras explained. "It is celebrated through eating and drinking together, which creates relationships. That is the experience we try to have during the pilgrimage."
It is also the experience the staff members brought to life for their colleagues as they hosted a bring-a-dish-to-pass lunch in Francis Café on campus September 10, where they shared stories about the pilgrimage.
They talked of the magnificent architecture and rare artworks they viewed, shared photos of the beautiful vistas, and described their daily itineraries, which were filled with Mass, lectures, and reflections — along with about five miles of walking per day.
"I would like for more people at our university to be able to go on the pilgrimage," Godet-Calogeras said, adding that he would also like to see more gatherings like the shared lunch in Francis Café. "We could visit Assisi virtually through videos and images."
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Low-Carb Twit | Summer 2004
I want to write, just in time for the summer, about an issue that is weighing on me. This is not a light topic; indeed, you might say it's a heavy topic. It's a huge subject, a subject on a rather large scale. A subject of mammoth proportions…
I'm on a diet. A low-carb diet.
I'm not going to advocate a specific low-carb diet here, so I won't tell you I'm doing the Atkin's diet.
Why a low-carb diet (never mind it's become the latest diet fad)? Well, time and experience have shown me that my body is fairly sensitive to carbohydrates. So some years ago, when I first heard of low-carb diets, I decided to try one, with some success.
Back then–about 10 years or so ago–low-carb diets were just starting to come back after about a 20-year or so hiatus. Being a bit of a trendsetter, I started out on a low-carb diet at the time and lost a significant amount of weight. I modified the diet a bit after some time, eating a balance of carbs, protein and mostly good fat (monounsaturated) and actually became thin for the first (and thus far, only) time in my adult life (my four-year stint in the Army notwithstanding). I actually stayed thin for a while, until French fries, rice and beans, bread and other high-carb goodies found their way back onto my plate.
Back then, of course, it was extremely difficult to find any low-carb goodies anywhere. Low-carb dieters were pretty much stuck with eating steak and a salad (skip the potato and rolls, please) and not much else.
But now, you can't walk into a supermarket without finding all kinds of low-carb products. Many of them actually taste quite good. Even the fast food places are in on the craze, offering low-carb versions of their more popular dishes.
I don't have much of a sweet tooth (although every once in a while I will crave sweets). But one of my biggest weaknesses (after my biggest, rice) is bread. Being partial to bread in its multiple forms, I'm in heaven with the new low-carb rolls and bagels. Of course, if you think about it, low-carb bagels make sense: all the carbs must be in the holes!
One obvious advantage to a low-carb diet is you don't have to go hungry to shed pounds. Another advantage is you don't have to deprive yourself to the same level you do on other types of diets.
For example, you can have bacon and eggs for breakfast, a steak for lunch and lobster for dinner. Naturally, some low-carb advocates are advising dieters not to go overboard. Bacon and eggs are okay from time to time but you shouldn't have them everyday. And you shouldn't have steak and burgers (sans buns, of course) everyday, either. Have some chicken and fish too.
Don't forget the veggies. One mistake some low-carb dieters make–which has lead to some misconceptions among those skeptical of low-carb diets–is they forget they're supposed to have SOME carbs each day. Those carbs are supposed to be made up of low-carb vegetables, such as broccoli, lettuce, spinach, green beans, cauliflower, asparagus, Brussels sprouts (yuck!), etc.
I've been pretty good about that but I know of some people who aren't–how shall I say this–such sticklers about following the rules. One of my father's co-workers, for example, would drink half a can of regular soda every single day for his daily carb intake. It doesn't take a doctor to see why that's not a good idea.
Lucky for me, my significant other–JulieAnn–is not only also on a low-carb diet herself, but she's a pretty good cook. She has this awesome recipe for ribs. Needless to say, ribs have become one of my favorite foods on this diet. Could you imagine that? Ribs on a diet?!?
Of course, I follow my own advice and do eat low-fat meats, fowl and fish as well. But it's so cool to tell people you're eating ribs and steak to lose weight!
So, am I losing weight? I actually did make a mistake as I (re)started my low-carb diet. I didn't go weigh myself. But I can tell you my pants feel looser since I started. So I know I'm losing weight. Like Whoopi Goldberg (on the Slim-Fast commercials), I'm a fat loser!
One of the more interesting aspects of doing a low-carb diet this time around is, as I mentioned before, the number of low-carb products available on store shelves now. There's bread, of course, pasta, sauces, breakfast cereal, soymilk, ice cream and more.
My favorite was seeing that Entenmann's had a whole line of new low-carb products. Again, I don't have a big sweet tooth. But this lets me indulge once in awhile without blowing my diet. For me, the funniest part was the oxymoronic aspect of this discovery: low-carb Entenmann's. Before Entenmann's introduced low-carb items this year, I'm sure very few people could've imagined such a possibility.
I even heard recently that scientists have developed a low-carb corn. Low-carb corn! A side benefit to this development is the increased amount of protein contained in such corn–a factor that could make this corn a useful supply of food in places where people are too poor to be able to afford meat.
Now, if only they could come up with a low-carb rice. I'd really be in low-carb heaven then. Yep, THAT would take the low-carb cake.


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Maranello, 11 June 2012 – Ferrari Classiche recently took delivery of one of the more interesting cars ever to leave the factory – a 275 GTB4 that originally belonged to legendary American star, Steve McQueen who took delivery of the car in San Francisco when he was on the set filming Bullitt.
The new owner brought the car to Ferrari Classiche for the company's authenticity certification process, knowing that at some time during the 1980s, when under previous ownership, the car had been converted to a Spider.
Under the provisions of the certification process, a Ferrari can only be authenticated if it is to exactly the same specifications as when it left the factory. To this end, the new owner wisely decided to return the car to its original coupé form and Ferrari Classiche has undertaken the restoration reproducing the roof and buttresses with hand-beaten steel panels.
Ferraris continue to be an excellent investment, as has been shown in a recent report by Business Week on a private treaty sale for $35 million of a 250 GTO built for Stirling Moss.
A world record price that celebrates the 50th anniversary of the launch in 1962 of this homologation special (hence the designation Gran Turismo Omologata), of which just 36 examples were built, and which achieved a seemingly endless series of victories in GT racing in the early 1960s, culminating in three consecutive Manufacturers' titles in 1962, '63 and '64.
The Ferrari 250 GTO has been revered in classic car circles for decades for its combination of thoroughbred looks, performance and motor sports heritage and, in 1990, a 1962 example set a then record auction price of $10,756,833. This world record was to stand for 18 years until it was beaten in 2008 by another Ferrari, a 1961 250 California sold by RM Auctions in collaboration with Sotheby's in Maranello for $10,910,592. That record was again beaten in 2011 by the sale in Pebble Beach of a 1957 250 Testa Rossa for $16.39 million.
A considerable contribution to the interest for classic Ferraris in recent years has come from the company's direct involvement, with its dedicated department providing certificates of authenticity which testify to the originality of a car. Set up in 2006, Ferrari Classiche has to date processed over 3,300 certification requests using the company's exhaustive archive records and original designs.
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One of the most discussed fan-war topics is, 'Who is the most stylish hero, off-screen?' Sundeep Kishan has his own answer for this debatable question as all may not agree with his reasoning and opinion.
According to the young hero, off-screen Allu Arjun can be called the style icon of Tollywood while earlier, it was Pawan Kalyan who was known to wear stylish outfits and bring novelty to his appearances on-screen and off-screen. When it comes to the way of speaking, he opines Ravi Teja is stylish.
By the way, Sundeep Kishan feels that Naga Chaitanya's dressing style is also good and stylish. Well, we have to agree to this as Chai is mostly seen looking neat and fresh, instead of experimenting with a rugged look. But, when it comes to Allu Arjun and Pawan Kalyan, it becomes quite a debate as debatable as Allu Arjun's 'Cheppanu Brother' comment. What say?


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Stuart Thomas wins Renfrewshire county match-play championship
The Renfrewshire county match-play championship was played at Elderslie Golf Club on a day when, for once, the gods shone on the RGU. The weather was superb and with a course in great condition the prospect of good golf was always on the cards.
In the final Stuart Thomas (Erskine), pictured right, beat Alex Ferguson (Paisley) by one hole.
In the first semi-final, Alex beat Jamie Sinnamon (Greenock Whinhill) by 5 and 4. The match was always in Alex's hands after he was four up after five holes.
In the other morning match Stuart beat local favourite Colin Edgar by 3 and 2.
This game was mainly decided by two conceded holes from Colin due to two lost balls plus some superb pitching and putting play around the greens by Stuart. This was never bettered than at the 15th where, from behind a tree, he played sideways and from 90 yards hit to 3 ft while Colin, from the centre of the fairway, was bunkered left and failed to get up and down and lost the hole.
The final opened in great style with both players having birdies at the second hole.
Bogeys at the third and fourth saw Alex go two down, but with birdies at the next two holes she square the games.
From then on all holes were all shared until a poor drive by Stuart at 13, resulting in a lost ball, allowed Alex to take the lead for the first time.
This was, however, cancelled when Stuart won the 15th with a birdie
The 16th and 17th were halved in pars with some amazing play around the greens by both players, leaving all to play for down the par 5 18th.
Both players hit drives left and both missed the green to the right. Neither hit a great pitch and the putt of Alex went 4/5 feet past while Stuart's was close. Missed return putt by Alex left Stuart the task of holing to claim the victory, which he did.
The final, as all other games, was played in the true spirit of the game with players complimenting fine play by their opponents. Just a shame that someone has to lose. A credit to the game of golf .
Alex Ferguson (Paisley) bt Jamie Sinnamon (Greenock Whinhill) 5 and 4.
Stuart Thomas (Erskine) bt Colin Edgar (Elderslie) 3 and 2FINAL
Thomas bt Ferguson 1 hole.
Graham McGee
Renfrewshire Golf Union
Renfrewshire Golf Union
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Organization: Assistance Coordination Unit
Country: Turkey
Closing date: 20 Jan 2017
General Task:
- To develop and implement a special strategic of advocacy department in accordance with the whole policy of ACU.
- To support ACU in the international community and maximize the implications of its activities in the media and among stakeholders and beneficiaries.
- To ensure that all communications, internal or external, support the image which ACU wants to show.
Job Description:
- Contribute in developing a new strategic for the communications, public relations and visual identity and with plans to implement it.
- Assist the management in the development of objectives, from the perspective of advocacy and communications, and drawing strategic plans and implementing policies when needed.
- Develop policies and procedures for advocacy dept. in ACU and ensure implementing and updating them if necessary.
- Contribute in the preparation of the budget for advocacy department. To update, and monitor the plan of the department.
- Suggest internal and external marketing campaigns for ACU, planning and participating in the implementation.
- Supervise on setting special strategies of media and relation offices.
- Define ACU and its coordinating role through media and meetings.
- Coordinate with the external agencies on the ongoing promotional campaigns.
- Developing the website.
- Planning and organizing the events and conferences which will be held inside of ACU.
- Attend the conferences and external activities.
- Prepare periodically reports about the department activities.
- Ensure that all ACU's releases are issued in a manner consistent with its advocacy strategy and with the visual identity.
- Edit, screen, and oversee all organization communications to ensure maximum clarity, efficacy, and conformity with communications strategy.
- Develop relationships with international, regional, and local stakeholders
- Oversee and ensure all material necessary to engage with media, donors, governments, and local Syrians to determine best outreach methods and advocacy channels.
- Perform any task as required concerning advocacy.
- Bachelor Degree in Social Science or a related field, Master degree is preferable.
- A minimum of 5 years' experience in campaigning, advocacy, or community outreach.
- Excellent English & Arabic skills, Turkish is preferable.
- Excellent computer skills (esp. MS Office applications)
- High organization and prioritization skills
- Excellent oral and written communication skills, with strong knowledge of grammar, syntax, and persuasive writing
- Excellent interpersonal, teamwork, and social skills
- Strong network of media, NGO, government, and/or donor contacts
- Experience in advocacy, public relations, communications, community organizing, or public outreach work
- Ability to multi-task and meet high-pressure demands and tight deadlines
- Ability to set high standards of performance; pursue aggressive goals and work hard to achieve them without close supervision
- Ability to manage a diverse team, coach, and lead by example
- Ability to work effectively and positively with individuals of diverse cultural backgrounds
- Basic understanding of web, social media, and online communication tools
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Monday, May 3, 2010
Thank you!
I needed a Thank You card today.
This is what I came up with. It's for a good friend who bought this stamp for me!
So what better way to say Thank You than a card using the gift right?!
I love House Mouse Stamps they are so CUTE!
Hope you all are off to a Ink Happy week!
Posted by Amanda at Monday, May 03, 2010
8 comments:
- Anne said...
Oh boy, just look at those wings!!! This is just gorgeous Amanda, love it!
- May 3, 2010 at 5:04 PM
- Micki Switzer said...
You have done a fab job of coloring the image. I love the 3D effect on the dragonfly, also. Up and away!!
- May 3, 2010 at 9:50 PM
- Shelly Schmidt said...
Fantastic card- I love the mice and the dragnfly- what a neat idea- fantastic!!!
- May 3, 2010 at 11:38 PM
- Carrie said...
Love the dimension you gave those wings, it looks like it could fly right off the card. Well done! Love the back too :)
- May 4, 2010 at 7:00 AM
- Kathy said...
Adorable, love the image and the way you colored it. What a lovely TY for the friend who gave you the stamp.
- May 5, 2010 at 7:56 AM
- Annie said...
WOW! WOW! WOW! Totally fabulous! My gosh, I just love the 3D effect on the dragonfly! WOW! and your coloring is fantastic!
- May 5, 2010 at 10:17 AM
- jimlynn said...
I also love the House Mouse - and this is wonderful - especially how you did the dragonfly.
- May 6, 2010 at 10:35 PM
- Nordicblogger said...
3D wings...perfect!
- May 26, 2010 at 4:15 PM
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Student Projects
Child Development & Family Studies | Interior Design | Nutrition and Food Science | Textiles, Merchandising, and Design
Child Development & Family Studies
CDFS 4720 - Family-Centered Community Building II (FCCB II)
The course is a service-learning course that introduces students to issues and activities in the community.
- Spring 2011 "Back Pack" program fundraiser
- Fall 2011 "BackPack" program fundraiser
- Spring 2012 Maggie Moo's fundraiser
- Spring 2012 Woodland Elementary School fundraiser
- Fall 2012 "BackPack" fundraiser
- Spring 2014 Reveille Joe's War on Hunger backpack fundraisers
Aging, Health and Development
Child Development and Family Studies 4391 / 5391 is a fully integrated service-learning course. The purpose of the program is to affect positively the sense of well-being, physical fitness, and health status of older individuals. It also allows students to learn about aging, old age, history, and the different cultures present in our particular environment. AHeAD serves as a catalyst for the integration of various age, racial, and ethnic groups, the University, and the community. Community partners include local senior centers and long-term care facilities. Students may earn three credits per semester as they devote hours to activities and workshops for active and institutionalized elders.
- Spring 2013 "Alice in Wonderland Tea Party" at the Community Care of Rutherford County Nursing Home. | Photos
CDFS 4790 - Family Life Program Development & Evaluation
- Sibshops were offered to provide brothers & sisters with an opportunity to learn how others handle situations commonly experienced with having special needs siblings. | Photos
Interior Design
HSC 4054 - Advanced Problems: Interior Design
IDES 2700 - Interior Design Fundamental
Development of hand-block lettering styles with emphasis on the impact of the built environment.
IDES 3700 - Interior Design Visual Presentation I
Students combine rendering techniques, perspective drawing and sketching to design projects.
- Final Renderings Fall 2016
- Final Renderings Fall 2015
- Point Perspective Renderings - Fall 2015
- Christmas Design at Hylabrook Antique Mall Fall 2015
- Autumn Design at Hylabrook Antique Mall Fall 2015
- Chairs & Scares at Hylabrook Antique Mall, Fall 2014
- Fall 2014 Bras for a Cause designs
- Hylabrook Antique Mall, Fall 2014
- Click to see Fall 2013 final project designs
- Click to see 2010 designs
- Click to see 2013 designs
IDES 3710 - Principles of Interior Design
Creative problem solving using basic principles, theories and procedures,
- Spring 2016 Final Boards
- Spring 2016 Hylabrook Antique Valentine Display
- Spring 2015 Hylabrook Antique Display
- Spring 2013 designs
- Spring 2011 designs
- Inspiration Design
IDES 3720 - Material and Finishes
Treatment of interior space to be examined in terms of properties, specifications, installation, and manufacturers
IDES 3730 -Residential Design I
Analysis of components, materials, and space relative to human scale and habitability.
IDES 4770 - Contract Design II
Advanced studio - emphasis on problem solving, documentation, and presentation of hospitality spaces.
Nutrition and Food Science
NFS 3200 - Food Principles
Teaching basic physical and chemical principles, techniques and skills in quality food preparation.
NFS 4240 Experimental Food Study
Emphasis placed on evaluation of sensory qualities of food using subjective and objective measurements.
NFS 4310 - Medical Nutrition Therapy II
Explores the modification of diets in pathological and special conditions.
NFS 4265 - Food Safety and Sanitation
Addresses food safety issues impacting food production, storage and service within the home and service facilities.
Textiles, Merchandising, and Design
TXMD 1110 - Basic Design
Analysis, experiments and application of the elements and principles of design
- "Textures Projects" from Fall 2012
- "Styling & Color" group project from Spring 2012
TXMD 2200 - History of Fashion
- Spring 2016 "Living History" experience at Oaklands Museum
TXMD 3120 / 2180 Textiles II
Focus on contemporary textile industry problems related to raw amterial, sourcing, distribution, retailing, and consumption.
TXMD 3220 - Pattern Making I
TXMD 3300 Clothing II
Explores us of and development of wearable art as an aid in developing design concepts.
- "Personal Inspiration Boards" from Spring 2012 class.
- Garments from Spring 2012
TXMD 3370 & 4370 - Fashion Illustration and Advanced Fash. Illustration
TXMD 3370 explores skill development using various techniques. TXMD 4370 further explores the color rendering techniques using markers and colored pencils.
- Spring 2014 Wedding Dress Sketches by students
- Spring 2014 Board Designs based of Historic Designs
- Spring 2012 Final Project Boards
- Spring 2011 designs
- 2010 designs
TXMD 4100- Fashion Promotion
Offers an overview of the sales promotion process in relation to the fashion industry; emphasis on advertising, visual merchandising, special events and fashion show production.
- 2015 "Cosmic Couture" Fashion Runway Show
- 2013 "Dear McQueen: Walking into Wonderland" by Murfreesboro Magazine.
- 2012 "Bon Voyage" Fashion Show
- Beladonis Magazine images of the "Bon Voyage"
TXMD 4220 - Computer-Aided Apparel Design I (CAD 1)
Students create projects using computer-aided software relating to apparel and textile designs.
TXMD 4320 - Computer-Aided Apparel Design II (CAD II)
Mailing Address
Department of Human Sciences
Middle Tennessee State University
Box 86
1301 East Main Street
Murfreesboro, TN 37132
Main Office
Ellington Human Sciences 100
Department Chair: Deborah Belcher
Telephone: (615) 898-2884
Fax: (615) 898-5130
Office Hours: 8:00-4:30
- Interior Design Entrance Packet
- IDES Application - DUE APRIL 1st
- Textiles, Merchandising, & Design Packet
- TXMD Application - DUE March 1st & October 1st
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