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I'm wearing my white pants for the first time this season. I love white pants. I have three pair - linen, cotton, denim. It's a problem.
Since today is my first of many days in white pants, it seems a fitting time to discuss what happens in my closet this time of year. Like most, I rotate out the winter wear and in the spring stuff. Then I immediately set about filling in all the items I think are missing. This has resulted in three weeks time, the purchase of four dresses. I find summer dresses completely irresistible. I should be set for church for some time.
Here's a preview of what I'm liking so far.
I bought this little knit number at Loft several weeks back and haven't worn it yet because I can't decide between ...
or not belted? I'm thinking belted, right? Otherwise it looks like a very cute nightgown.
I wore this ruffly silk dress to church last week. It was bright and fitting for Easter. I ordered it from Boden, my ultimate weakness, and it took three weeks to arrive at my house. With Boden, you never know if you're garments are shipping from the States or from across the Big Pond, so it's always good to order in advance. And always worth the wait!
I also got this dress from Boden. It was so summery, bright, fun and adorable ... just couldn't pass it up. This is what spring does to me! It makes me want to part my hair down the middle and dress like a 70s disco dancer. Still cute!
And if that wasn't enough, I felt I didn't have something appropriate to wear to an engagement party last weekend, so I had this Maggy London dress overnighted from Nordstrom.
It could be my favorite of them all. I'm really into orange right now and ikat fabrics. I wish I could find this fabric to make some matching throw pillows.
I hope this spring shopping addiction ends soon, but I've been eyeballing this dress from Garnet Hill and don't know how long I can resist.
There's just so much cute stuff right now. Someone stop me!!


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RICHLAND TOWNSHIP — Tussey Mountain's big game experience kicked in during the fourth quarter after trailing much of Saturday's District 5 Class A championship game at UPJ's Sports Center. The top-seeded Lady Titans defeated the Shade Lady Panthers 55-43 for their second-straight district title.
Tussey coach Todd Gates credited his team with a strong defensive effort in the second half for the turn of the game. Gates added that the foul shooting late was key to the victory.
"We really clamped down on them in third quarter," Gates said. "We always kept in contact with them in the first half and never let them get too big of a lead. This is what its about. Doing the little things right gets you to this victory."
Both teams scored just eight points in the third quarter. Tussey didn't attempt as many shots as Shade, but the Lady Panthers had several turnovers as they appeared to rush, looking to create some offense. Tussey's scoring leader Rachel Zimmerman tied the game at 31 with 1:45 left in the third. She finished with 19 points — 12 off foul shots. Shade led 33-31 on a Marlee Zubek bucket before the end of the quarter.

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stevelikes2curse takes on WLC's "Reasonable Faith" (Video)
RE: stevelikes2curse takes on WLC's "Reasonable Faith" (Video)
(27-06-2012 11:23 AM)morondog Wrote: If his probability wand works so well, why can't he apply it to scientific inquiry too? Maybe he would consent to take a first year algebra test... or how about stats since he knows so much about Bayesian methods? Let's give him a basic stats test. Surely he must know about p values and ANOVA and all that stuff...
I have a feeling WLC is a committee, so "they" would pass the test. The wand gets selectively applied, which is demonstrable from the many known quotes. "It's the career, stupid". The REALLY frustrating thing, is that the integrity of (some) of the opponents seems to prevent "PR" advice. It shouldn't and doesn't. Committee meetings can be good.
Insufferable know-it-all. It is objectively immoral to kill innocent babies. Please stick to the guilty babies.
RE: stevelikes2curse takes on WLC's "Reasonable Faith" (Video)
I finally got a chance to hear the debate. I was not impressed.
I'm not going to go over it point-by-point, but rather point out an objective look at it here by another rational thinker.
I hate watching WLC debates because he specifically picks people who aren't experienced debaters. Krauss' points were great but mostly off-topic, which is not the way to win a debate. The responses given by Bucky Ball are good but weren't offered by Krauss -- Krauss just couldn't stay coherent and on point, mainly because he was 1) clearly unfamiliar with the arguments, which is silly because they're the same 5 arguments that WLC offers in every damn debate, and 2) not a skilled debater. But WLC knew that, which is why he agreed to the debate.
From CommonSenseAtheism.com, a good debate with Ray Bradley, somebody who actually tore WLC a new one (and an analysis of both how he did it and why most atheists can't ), and a list of people you'll never see WLC debate.
My girlfriend is mad at me. Perhaps I shouldn't have tried cooking a stick in her non-stick pan.
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RE: stevelikes2curse takes on WLC's "Reasonable Faith" (Video)
Well then, they need to go to the argument clinic.
Insufferable know-it-all. It is objectively immoral to kill innocent babies. Please stick to the guilty babies.
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(28-06-2012 07:52 PM)Bucky Ball Wrote: Well then, they need to go to the argument clinic.That skit was amazing!
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RE: stevelikes2curse takes on WLC's "Reasonable Faith" (Video)
Chapter 2 is up.
Give me your argument in the form of a published paper, and then we can start to talk.
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RE: stevelikes2curse takes on WLC's "Reasonable Faith" (Video)
It's interesting chapter. Craig talks about "ultimate" good, value, morality, etc... but in his world "ultimate" is equivalent to infinite. If there is no infinite good, if there is no infinite value he argues that there is no value. The rest of us live in a different world - one where finite good, finite value, and finite morality are sufficient to justify finite acts.
Give me your argument in the form of a published paper, and then we can start to talk.
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Thanks for the heads-up, Hafnof.
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That was an amazing video, you've earned another subscriber.
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"When the Inquisitor ceased speaking he waited some time for his Prisoner to answer him. His silence weighed down upon him. He saw the Prisoner intently all the time, looking gently in his face and evidently not wishing to reply. The old man longed for Him to say something, however and terrible. But he suddenly approached the old man in silence and softly kissed him on his bloodless aged lips. That was all his answer. The old man shuddered. His lips moved. He went to the door, opened it, and said to Him: "Go, and come no more...come not at all, never, never!" And he let Him out into the dark alleys of the town. The Prisoner went away."
"And the old man ?"
"The kiss glows in his heart, but the old man adheres to his idea".
(The last lines of The Grand Inquisitor)
In exactly the same way that the Sophist Craig attempts to appear "sciencey", he attempts to appear "literary", and "wise" for one reason, and one reason only. His business. He has proven himself not to be above deliberate deception, (see above), and in the Dostoevsky appeal, he proves his "fundamentalism" to be completely ignorant of the actual content of the text he appeals to, in The Grand Inquisitor.
After all the arguing of the Prisoner with the Cardinal Inquisitor, the Prisoner :
a. does NOT ARGUE with the Inquisitor, (sorry Craig that's your JOB)..arguing, and thus the value of arguments is dismissed as ultimately worthless by Dostoevsky, (and the Prisoner..the Jesus figure),
b. the only thing the Prisoner DOES, (not says), is to kiss the Inquisitor. THAT act, which *could* be interpreted as Christian love, BOTH by Craig, and Dostoevsky, (and also by Christianity in general), 1 Corinthians 13:13, ("the greatest of these is love") and Romans 8 : 38-39, ("nothing can separate us from the love of god") is not necessarily and only approbriable by Christians. It ultimatley is a Humanist argument, NOT a (necessarily) Christian argument.
As usual, Criag assumes his audience is ignorant, and cannot examine the discussion for themselves, and presents his own, as the audience at the magic show most likely has not read The Grand Inquisitor, and indeed Craig counts on that, to make his fallacious discussion appear to be worth the price of admission to the magic show.
BTW, at 8:00 it's Paul Tillich, (not Pat Tillich). Paul Tillich was an interesting Christian Existentialist (Presbyterian ?) pastor/theologian...maybe one of the only ones worth even bothering with, and his books of sermons, (The Eternal Now, The Courage to Be), are definitely worthwhile. Ultimately Tillich agrees with Buber however, and the fundie view of "salvation" is seen as unnecessary, as the business of "original sin" is dismissed as having been a misinterpretation.
The childish foot-stomping, (requiring a simplistic "meaning") of the universe, does not help god's cause. (What if he's not "paying attention", to us, in our terrible twos) ? The fact that at a particular point in time, consciousness can, for whatever period of time, "wink" into existence, and become aware of the universe, and itself, is so utterly meaning-giving, that demanding "eternity" for it, (the "winking experience"), is simply demanding the entire birthday cake for oneself.
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Within Saskatoon Health Region, Royal University Hospital serves as a leader in providing acute-care services for the province. The hospital serves as the main trauma centre for the entire province, houses many maternal and child services, neurosurgery and cardiovascular surgery, oncology including Saskatchewan's only Stem Cell Transplant Program, PET-CT Centre, and cardiology, oncology, and respirology departments.
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Monday, 29 August 2011
My Parents - 40 years strong.
Ever since starting the photography business my mum has been saying she would love me to do a shoot for her and dad. I agreed but typically it just hadn't happened. Last week whilst in Ireland on hols my (fabulous) sister-in-law suggested I do a shoot and they frame the results for their recent 40th wedding anniversary.
She suggested it standing on a beach in a very remote part of the north coast of Ireland. That's all the detail I will give because this place is very, very special. Mum and Dad were totally windswept and wearing beach/looking after grandchildren clothes.
They jumped up and we went for a walk - laughing the whole time as I just treated them as I would any other couple. I love the results and they love the results and I have no doubt these photos will become very precious to my bro and I over time.
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I was sent to a website that had an owl that was low resolution (72 dpi). They wanted a cleanup to the wise old bird for their charter school. I decided to create the new image in Adobe Illustrator. A vector drawing of the owl would enlarge without losing any resolution. I place the original and started to draw the owl. The more I drew, the more I was wondering what was in his right wing. It just didn't have enough detail to identify easily. I kept drawing while a pondered what was in that wing. Finally when I finished the rest of the drawing the image presented itself to me as the apple that it is.


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The Hawks and the Thunder are no strangers to streaks this season. Atlanta had won six in a row in mid-November before dropping 10 out of their next 11 games, including seven straight after last night's loss to Oklahoma City. The Thunder have now won six straight games, and Russell Westbrook has, naturally, achieved a triple-double in each of those six victories.
Although the offense wasn't there to begin the game–OKC scored just 12 points in the first nine minutes of the first quarter–the Thunder were able to grit out a victory in Atlanta, beating the Hawks 102-99. Westbrook scored 32 points, grabbed 13 boards, and notched 12 assists on the night. Although he's often criticized for erratic play and stat-padding, Russ makes heady plays on a nightly basis that, oftentimes, help to change the game.
Take this play for example:
Russ has 30. 25 of them in 2nd half. #ThunderUp by 7. Two mins left. pic.twitter.com/Ng0JSksOrE
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Clearly, the play wasn't drawn up that way. With two minutes remaining in the game though, every shot is pivotal. Unsatisfied with his first look at the shot, Westbrook decided to recover in an unconventional way: bouncing the ball off of Thabo Sefolosha's midsection. It was unorthodox, but it was creative. And most importantly, it resulted in points. Westbrook scored 25 of his 32 points in the second half.
The ailing Hawks had been missing Paul Millsap during their losing streak, but his return didn't matter much for Atlanta last night.
The Thunder used a third quarter surge to propel them to the victory. They outscored the Hawks 28-15 on the back of a 23-9 run to start the quarter. Westbrook himself scored 16 of those points, outscoring Atlanta in the third quarter.
Victor Oladipo had a rather pedestrian game, scoring 14 points, grabbing six rebounds, and dishing out two assists. Nothing about his poster dunk over premier rim-protector Dwight Howard was pedestrian, though:
Oh. My. Goodness.
Vict🏀r 🏀ladip🏀!#ThunderUppic.twitter.com/I8DcOVUWiN
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The words required to describe just how filthy that dunk was are rather unprintable. Suffice it to say that Vic's slam is certainly one of the dunks of the year.
Georgia Tech product Anthony Morrow played well in his homecoming, continuing his rash of solid bench play for the Thunder. Morrow finished the game with 15 points in 26 minutes, making 4-6 three-pointers. Morrow, ever the consummate professional and role player, loves what he's seeing from his team lately:
"We stayed locked in on both ends of the floor. Anytime we had lulls on offense or defense we just trusted the process and stuck with it. Guys are doing a great job of buying into what we need to do on both ends of the floor to sustain good play. We just have to continue to do it. We can't get complacent."
Trusting the process, sticking with it, buying in, staying locked in–sounds like a winning formula to me.
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After two fascinating concurrent lectures, one common theme leapt from the warm, dark lecture theatre. Sensationalism. The ramblings of Joyce (Ulysses) and the drama of Zola (Germinal) both seek to evoke a strong reaction from their readers.You can taste the bile of both writers; the novels are bold and uncompromising.
They strip away convention and etiquette and expose what they believe to be the harsh reality of the world. I think of dipping into Ulysses, like a child dipping into a huge tub of chocolate ice cream; it's messy but good. I enjoy the raw semantics, the crude depiction of war, sex and suppression. Both Novels convey a powerful message and create allegories for social injustice. Ulysses' modernist style permits the idea of liberty, the freedom of the writing and the freedom of the thought. Much of the novel reads like a stream of consciousness, the voice of the novel is heard through the imagery; Joyce paints us a picture of the time. Zola does the same, rather than using the voices of the characters to tell the story, he uses the suffering and the hardship of their lives to show the audience who his characters are. The writing in both novels has clear inspiration from the time they were created.
Germinal (1885) has a clear motivation to reveal the oppression of capitalism, the influence of Carl Marx has a clear voice. The 'iron fist inside the velvet glove' is what is keeping Germinal's characters from reasonable living conditions. Zola's character Etienne provides an insight into the world of the proletariat. The struggle for a voice under suppression. Throughout the novel, the conditions of the miners worsen and the result can only be a strike, where they can use the only strength they have, numbers.
This inevitable revolt is an example of the dialectic theory; synthesis Hegel defined as the result of a thesis and an antithesis co-existing; the synthesis is the consequence, in this case a strike.
Germinal's title refers to the name of a month in the French Republican Calendar, a spring month, as 'German' derives from the Latin word meaning 'seed', the novel describes the hope for a better future, Zola plants a seed he hopes will grow into realisation of the need for change.


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As you know, the EISF beer competition is in a couple weeks with most judging on 8/27 at IBC.
I turned a few beers in last weekend and was shocked at how few entries there were. I would encourage you to submit some beers so SE Idaho can keep up a long tradition of having a pretty good turnout and competition. You can still turn in entries at IBC. I understand the entry fees have been waived.
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It doesn't matter if your tax refund is even tinier than you'd feared, or your accountant (i.e., TurboTax) has informed you that you finished the fiscal year in the red: Tax Day on April 15, along with the weeks of paperwork and midnight calculations leading up to it, can be—and, in fact, almost always is—a time of great financial anxiety. The cri de coeur of all dutiful taxpayers across the country? "I'm broke!"
For the actually broke and feeling-broke, few things give as much comfort as a story about someone even harder-up. That's right—here comes fiction to the rescue: These heroes and heroines from classic and contemporary tales will stun (and entertain) you with their adventures in penny-pinching and privation. And if their struggles don't improve your outlook about your own financial situation, at least they'll inspire you to open a savings account.
1. Spider-Man
Peter Parker/Spider-Man could learn something from his fellow superheroes Tony Stark and Bruce Wayne, both of whom have managed to amass net worths in the billions (and win spots on Forbes' list of the 15 richest fictional characters). Parker, on the other hand, while never without food or shelter, lives on meager earnings from his freelance photography side-career. Until recently (when he took a lucrative position at a think tank), his net worth, according to Newsarama.com, amounted to a paltry $350.
2. The Grapes of Wrath
The Joad family
The Grapes of Wrath, the original Route 66 road trip tale, tells the story of the Joad family's perilous journey to California. There, in the midst of the Great Depression, jobs, land, and bright futures await—or so they think. Not for the faint of heart, Grapes is a grueling and eminently unsentimental tale of hardship—financial, physical, and spiritual. But, there's a reason the book won the Pulitzer Prize in 1941 and remains one of Steinbeck's most widely read: It's a grand and realistic tale about human endurance—one bound to make any tax season woes seem minor by comparison.
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Katniss Everdeen
Times are tough in District 12: Until Katniss becomes a flame-dress-wearing celebrity of Panem-wide fame and acclaim, she and her family subsist off goat cheese, burnt bread, and whatever game she manages to bring back from her hunting trips. Depictions of Katniss's circumstances at home might seem dreary in comparison to the illustrious descriptions of the Capital or the Games' opening ceremony, but this heroine's poverty has a function: Underneath all the action and suspense, the Hunger Games trilogy is a subtly political tale about what happens when economic inequality goes unchecked.
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"More, please." Need I say more? Little orphan Oliver is the end-all-be-all of down-on-luck protagonists. His odyssey through the underworld of London workhouses and pick-pocketing gangs has inspired readers for generations, showing how generosity and ethical integrity can survive in the face of destitution.
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Chip Lambert
Despite, or because of, his mother's Puritanical insistence on thrift and his siblings' relative financial success, Chip Lambert, the unofficial hero of Jonathan Franzen's The Corrections, is notoriously awful at keeping his books balanced. After getting fired from his job as a professor on the cusp of tenure, Chip sinks into a bohemian existence (in gauche terms, unemployment) whilst living in a decidedly non-bohemian apartment and outfitting himself with non-bohemian furniture and clothes. In other words, he racks up bills upon bills, most of which his sister pays. By the time he jets off to Lithuania to participate in a corrupt (though lucrative) scheme to defraud investors, he owes her a whopping $20,500.
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The Weasley family
Of all the spells in the Harry Potter universe, you think there'd be one that would allow wizards and witches to create wealth out of thin air. But no: Ron Weasley and family are proof enough that, in matters of money, magic falls short. The Weasleys are teased at Hogwarts for their shabby appearance, and their home ("The Burrow") is a disheveled—not to mention architecturally precarious—sty. Still, is there a single family from the series you'd rather spend time with? Though the Weasleys' lack of resources sometimes causes them embarrassment, their humble circumstances help to create an important contrast between their family and such menacing millionaires as the Malfoys.
7. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Charlie Bucket
Good things come to those who wait, and boy, has Charlie waited. When the hero of Roald Dahl's classic novel opens a Willy Wonka-brand chocolate bar to find a golden wrapper (securing his place on an exclusive tour of the famed Willy Wonka factory), his family is living in a practical flophouse, with all four invalid grandparents sharing a single bed. And while the rest of the rich brats on the tour let their greed get the best of them (you just had to have some of that chocolate, Augustus Gloop, didn't you?), Charlie remains behaved and appreciative—an attitude that, in the end, will win him far more than just a golden ticket.


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BOCK, Hieronymus. De stirpium commentariorum libri tres. - Benoist TESSIER. De stirpium differentiis libellus. Translated from German by David Kyber. Strassburg: Wendel Rihel, 1552.
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Vermont Online Resources
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The Central Vermont Community Profile, as well as profiles to other Vermont regions, are available at http://humanservices.vermont.gov/publications/community-profiles/
Vermont Education Policy and Regulations http://education.vermont.gov/student-support/special-education/policy-and-regulations
Vermont Special Education Policy - http://education.vermont.gov/student-support/special-education
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Calling Out Character: Personas in Type
AMA Colorado
Thursday, October 26, 2017 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM (MDT)
Event Details
Once upon a type… There was a Marketer that searched the letterscape for their brand's perfect font.
Join the interactive game night that brings together typographic artisans. Learn to convey personality in your business through stylistic text treatment. TYPO, an artistic BINGO game, provides a glossary of industry terms that facilitate dialog. Speakers will share techniques they use to translate persona to type. We will explore how artists attract different audiences through hand lettering, screen printing, and graphic design. Come share how your brand's story can be told through letter characteristics.
Identity resonates when you marry "character" with characters!
About The Speakers
Adam Rothweiler, Business Development Manager, Endeavor Exteriors
Adam has deployed his capabilities in sales across numerous roles in the real estate industry, currently working as a business development manager for a local general contractor. Personal finance and real estate investments are centric to his professional passions and allow him to help property owners, managers and HOA boards execute capital expenditure projects economically and efficiently.
Originating from a rural town south of St. Louis, MO, Adam moved to Denver in the Fall of 2016 to enjoy all that the Rocky Mountains have to offer. When Adam is not skiing or hiking on the weekends, you will likely find him reading or watching hockey.
Victoria Adams-Kotsch, Independent Graphic Designer + President of AIGA Colorado
Victoria Adams-Kotsch moved to Denver from Washington, D.C. four years ago to establish a better work life balance and escape the day-to-day rush of the East Coast. She is an independent graphic designer with a focus on print design ranging from editorial to branding to letterpress. Victoria has worked with international and local clients, giving her a breadth of work that ranges from pushing structured in-house branding to playful children's magazines. She is enjoying her fourth year with AIGA Colorado as the current President and continues to work to advocate, elevate, and inspire designers and the community.
Daniel Alt, UI Designer at Spectrum + Owner of 6Picas
Daniel Alt is a UI Designer at Spectrum (Charter Communications) where he leads the visual and interactive design on high-visibility support and billing projects. Additionally, Daniel runs his freelance design firm, 6picas, which focuses on web design, email marketing, and the occasional musings on typography under the guise of his blog, "What's the Point?" During his rare free time, Daniel likes to sip on cheap whiskey while purchasing unusual domain names and designing creative landing pages.
Jason Wedekind, Owner + Letterpress Mechanic, Genghis Kern
Jason Wedekind has been obsessing over typography for a long time. As owner of Genghis Kern Letterpress + Design he strives to create tactile experiences for clients, whether designing an identity from scratch or taking an existing brand and pushing it over the edge through unique production methods. Ten years ago while working as an art director at a small firm he started letterpress printing and collecting wood type. Little did he know the roads that would take him down. Now Genghis Kern does it all from designing and printing one off commemorative prints using hand-set type to producing 30,000 soap boxes. Ask him any type/design/letterpress questions and be prepared for way too long of answers.
Adam Vicarel, Freelance Art Director, Vicarel Studios
Adam is a freelance art director and hand lettering artist based in Denver, CO. Specializing in hand lettering, typography and illustration, his work is used to elevate logo design, branding systems, packaging design and marketing/advertising campaigns. Vicarel strives to infuse both his love for travel and the outdoors into his work by combining typography, photography and storytelling to create a visceral experience for my viewers. Just over 3 years ago Adam started Vicarel Studios when he realized that he cared far more about his quality of life—doing work he loves to do—than he cares about money. Through this approach to his career he has had the opportunity to create for clients such as Coleman, Sharpie, Lennox and International Delight, among others.
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Thursday, October 26, 2017 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM (MDT)
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The Coolangatta & Tweed Heads Veteran Golfers was established in 1972 and registered under the auspices of the NSW Veterans Golfers Assoc. Inc.
CTH Vets is one of 16 clubs registered in the Northern Rivers (Group 14) and all host Open Days throughout the year and are very popular for group visitations. There are 35 veteran groups registered throughout NSW.
We play weekly each Thursday and alternate month by month over two great courses, The River and The West that are both a challenge for all levels of the veteran golfer.
If you would like to share in some good camaraderie then come along and join us. If you wish to become a member of the Veteran Golfers, are at least 55 years old, and you are a playing member of Coolangatta & Tweed Heads Golf Club the joining fee is $50 which includes a named monogram shirt then $7- (registration fee) annually thereafter click VETERAN GOLFERS membership to download application.
Being a member of CTH Vets qualifies you to become a member of the Gold Coast Veteran Golfers.
Bookings can be made with the Pro shop on 07 5524 5545 from 5pm on the Tuesday of the previous week, carts can also be booked through the Pro shop on 07 5524 4644.
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Our office will be closed on the following days this Winter/Spring:
March 2nd and 30th
April 2, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 23, 24, and 25th
June 1st
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Tricia will be taking Vitals and Dr Kosse will be administering immunizations!!
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Thank you for your email raising concern about the possible State visit by Donald Trump. During the debate on Monday 30th January, the Secretary of State made it quite clear that the State visit is an invitation from the Queen. I am sure you are aware by now that the Speaker has intervened and confirmed that he will not be inviting the President to address both Houses of Parliament. This matter will resolve itself in time.
It is a strong tradition in the UK to defend vulnerable people and minority groups and the actions of the new President are in direct contrast to the work of the UK Government in offering sanctuary and safety to asylum seekers and vulnerable people. We will not veer from this tradition and should any visit go ahead this year, I hope it presents an opportunity to impress upon the President the need to foster positive relationships between people of any race, colour and creed. I fully understand the horror that people feel because of recent actions by Donald Trump.
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The Simpsons used to routinely pull in tens of millions of viewers but that was a long time ago. Nevertheless, the cartoon parody of a yellow dysfunctional family continues to reel in millions after all these years which is why the gravy train keeps on a-chuggin'. Last season's premier saw 8 ½ million viewers sit in front of their TV's to watch the shenanigans unfold. But a year later will the audience tune in again?
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Al Jean elucidated the audience even further, "I'm one of the people that always wanted the Coyote to eat the Roadrunner so you can see where this is going," Jean said. "When I was a kid, I wanted the rabbit to get the Trix... I hated frustration comedy so we'll scratch that itch on the Halloween special."
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Many ways to die for young Bart but we see this as personal. That's right Sideshow Bob has been plotting his revenge for many years now and he won't mind getting his hands dirty. In fact, he will enjoy every gurgling minute so we envision the little man fading to black with something around his neck…perhaps even Sideshow Bob's hands!
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The last question posed is where will the dirty deed be done? I believe Sideshow Bob will want this to be mano a mano with no onlookers to spoil the party. Therefore outdoors in the wide open plains of Springfield it will not be but since this episode is titled Treehouse of Horrors than what better place to strangle Bart than in the treehouse? It all makes delicious sense and Sideshow Bob will finally exact his revenge!
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I do want to take a moment to thank God for Blessing me in so many ways and giving me the ability to make a difference in the lives of so many faithful and deserving people.
I've been working on some very exciting things that I will share with you in the new year. This big news will give you and so many others a huge boost in your ability to pay down your debt!
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I know inducing physical harm on your friends isn't everyone's idea of fun, but it is when you hang out with my friends. My friend Alex just moved into a new house, it's huge. The basement is his own personal apartment, and there's a racquetball court down there. Yes, a full sized racquetball court. Not to mention four doors right next to each other, each one contains a room with a shower.
Lately me and my friends have just been going to Alex's house when there's nothing to do and just getting absolutely wasted. This usually consists of making drinking games out of racquetball. One of them consisted of two people with rackets serving two balls to the rest of us, who had to fight each other for the ball. Whoever gets the ball serves next and doesn't drink. Everyone else drinks.
Once we are sufficiently drunk, we play Battle Ball. This game is pretty crazy. You divide up into teams, even amounts of players on each side. There are balls all over the court, and you can't cross the line in the middle. Pick up a ball, hit it as hard as you can at the other team. The object of the game is to cause pain to the other team. Waking up with welts is normal after a night at Alex's. So is waking up extremely hungover.
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When you think of Venice what is the first thing you think of? Gelato? Romance? Italian food? Shopping?
For me, it is a gondola ride on the little canals. When you go to Venice you have to take a gondola ride. Going to Venice and not going for a gondola ride would be like going to Hawaii and not going to the beach. Or like going to Paris, and not seeing the Eiffel Tower. Or like going to Vegas and not walking down the strip. I think you can see what I mean......
So even though it was a little pricey, we decided it was a must. It was 80 Euros for a 40 min. ride, but it was worth every cent. It was perfect weather which made the ride even more pleasant. Our gondolier was so charming and spoke pretty good English. He told us stories along the way as he pushed us through the narrow little canals. There were so many beautiful things to see. I love all the buildings in Venice.
If you want, you can hire an Italian opera singer or an accordion player to sit on your boat and serenade you during your ride. We chose not to because of the price, but we heard the music from the other boats so it felt like we had one of our own!
The two pictures above are of one of Mozart's old apartment.
Our gondolier told us that he lived there as we floated on by. Pretty amazing huh?


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Building the Profession's Research Infrastructure
Keywords: Social work research, history, change process
AbstractBeginning in 1988, the social work profession undertook a twenty-five year endeavor to enhance its research capacity and to assure greater representation of social work research needs, priorities and findings at the federal level, where major policy initiatives take place. Described here are some of the key processes, highlighting the efforts to achieve professional solidarity, and the interventions, by social workers, federal "insiders" and outside advocacy agents that carried the work forward. Details and accomplishments of this long-term, carefully sustained, and still incomplete professional self-strengthening change strategy provide insights for future collective professional endeavors. Twenty-five years ago the social work profession began a sustained effort to strengthen its research infrastructure in support of demonstrating practice effectiveness, advancing knowledge for critical social problems, and informing national policy. The steps and processes undertaken and the outcomes achieved by this effort have been described elsewhere (Austin, 1998; Corvo, Zlotnik, & Chen, 2008; TFSWR, 1991; Zlotnik, Biegel, & Solt, 2002; Zlotnik & Solt, 2006, 2008). What we want to capture through this, our eye-witness account, are some of the nuanced and specific actions, obstacles, and decisions involved in this effort. Recreating this case study of a profession's self-strengthening change strategy – targeted both to the external environment and its own internal one – can provide insights for future profession-wide, collective efforts.
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It was the scene in the yesteryear of the ritualistic Monday morning settling by bookmakers and their clients. The Long Bar has witnessed the results of many a betting plunge, successful and unsuccessful.
The bar itself is distinctive with it's maple panelling and overhead punkahs, reminiscent of Singapore's Raffles Hotel.
The Members' Bar menu is designed to serve the modern business person, with options designed for a quick lunch away from the office. The Bar offers a range of beverage options, including a new craft beer tap. Members and guests are welcome to enjoy a coffee, quick lunch or an after work drink in the bar Monday through until Friday.
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text: CHAPTER 5: IMMUNIZATION PRINCIPLES AND VACCINE USE Anne Schuchat; Lisa A. Jackson View Full Chapter Figures Only Tables Only Videos Only Print Share Email Twitter Facebook Linkedin Reddit Get Citation Citation AMA Citation Schuchat A, Jackson LA. Schuchat A, Jackson L.A. Schuchat, Anne, and Lisa A. Jackson.IMMUNIZATION PRINCIPLES AND VACCINE USE. In: Kasper DL, Fauci AS. Kasper D.L., Fauci A.S. Eds. Dennis L. Kasper, and Anthony S. Fauci.eds. Harrison's Infectious Diseases, 3e New York, NY: McGraw-Hill; . http://accessbiomedicalscience.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=2073§ionid=156816555. Accessed September 18, 2018. MLA Citation Schuchat A, Jackson LA. Schuchat A, Jackson L.A. Schuchat, Anne, and Lisa A. Jackson.. "IMMUNIZATION PRINCIPLES AND VACCINE USE." Harrison's Infectious Diseases, 3e Kasper DL, Fauci AS. Kasper D.L., Fauci A.S. Eds. Dennis L. Kasper, and Anthony S. Fauci. 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I have a couple of malwares I believe. I have a text file that shows what my main one is.
I have a couple of malwares I believe. I have a text file that shows what my main one is.
I have a couple of malwares I believe. I have a text file that shows what my main one is.
Most reg cleaners aren't "bad" as such, but they aren't perfect and even the best have been known to cause problems.
The point we are trying to make is that the risk of using one far outweighs any benefit.
If it does work perfectly you will not see any difference.
If it doesn't work properly you may end up with an expensive doorstop.
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I did not do the DirLook as directed because the code box contained the strange characters under investigation. When I copied them to a text program (WordPad) they revealed themselves in text characters. I then tried to delete the code in the code box in order to replace it with the proper text code. It would not delete, so I did not complete that assignment.
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A new survey by car company Kia (???) sought to discover what makes men and women feel their most confident. For dudes, it was all about a freshly shaved face and compliments at work. Women found their confidence in haircuts, learning new skills, high heels and diamonds diamond diiiiiiiiamonds.


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I recently completed my MArchD at the Oxford School of Architecture where I specialised in Development and Emergency Practice (DEP). My final project was a community led project based in Mostar in Bosnia, a city divided by war. Local communities used weaving, a tradition that pre-dates existing divisions, to create a shared identity between local people. The design was research driven which is something I enjoy and believe a key factor in design approach. I worked part-time for Clare Nash Architecture Ltd. throughout my two-year studies and am continuing to do so as an architectural assistant.
My previous experience includes a year working at a London practice specialising in residential urban design and master-planning where I developed my digital and physical model making in addition to drawing skills. I have spent recent summers volunteering on community driven design projects in Bolivia and Morocco using traditional materials and construction techniques, empowering local people through design; and travelling in Peru and Italy. These experiences and my masters' specialism have inspired me to apply my architectural skills in the humanitarian sector and developing world; and, to value the inclusion of the client in the design process from the very start of a project.
I have always loved to draw by hand and both for fun and in practice. Outside of architecture I take a strong interest in baking, exercise and travelling whenever I can! I also take a keen interest in the humanitarian sector, particularly in Shelter and keep up to date with current recent and projects by attending different forums and seminars.


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Ready to wrestle, Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum went after each other last night over spending, taxes and congressional in the 20th and possibly final debate of the roller-coaster race for the Republican presidential nomination.
Wouldn't that be nice.
One wonders if all these debates helped any GOP candidate or just pointed out how weak the field really is.
Polls are showing that President Obama would defeat any of the four remaining Republican contenders in a hypothetical matchup.
They also find the nation is showing more optimism about the state of the economy, the dominant issue in the race.
After a brief lull, the campaign calendar calls for 13 primaries and caucuses between next Tuesday, when Arizona and Michigan have primaries, and March 6, a 10-state Super Tuesday.
We think there has been heavy cost from the rhetoric that's been thrown out to excite the conservative crowds.
It's not just that the most irresponsible candidates play to the base and get a boost in the polls, while more sober-minded candidates like Jon Huntsman fail to get attention.
The real damage is to the process of running for president itself.
Because when low blows get rewarded, the incentive to hold yourself to a higher standard is diminished.
And one measure of this shift is in the increasingly overheated rhetoric by candidates attacking the current president.
This disrespect ends up diminishing the office of president itself.
Sure, politics is a full-contact sport.
Elbows get thrown and egos get bruised.
But ask yourself if Ronald Reagan ever called Jimmy Carter a socialist or a communist on the stump.
There were deep philosophical and policy disagreements between them, and Carter was called a failed president many times.
But there was a respect for the office that kept a bit of dignity.
It was only the far-right fringe who indulged in the kind of rhetoric we now hear routinely from presidential candidates.
The truth also falls to the wayside.
A month ago, when a Rick Santorum supporter accused President Obama of being "an avowed Muslim" who "constantly says that our Constitution is passé" and "has no legal right to be calling himself president" – Santorum did nothing to correct her.
Instead, he said afterwards, "I don't feel it's my obligation every time someone says something I don't agree with to contradict them."
Standing up for the truth in the face of unhinged hate is part of a potential president's job.
Four years ago, at the height of the general election, when a supporter called then-candidate Obama an "Arab," John McCain corrected her, "No, ma'am. He's a decent family man … (a) citizen that I just happen to have disagreements with on fundamental issues."
That's the voice of a loyal opposition, a decent person putting patriotism above partisanship.
That's missing now – from all the GOP candidates.
Sadly, it doesn't seem remarkable anymore.
For the candidates and many in the press, it is just the new normal, the cost of doing business.
They say the overheated rhetoric simply reflects the conversation that's been going on at the grassroots for a long time.
Here's the danger:
You'd have to be naïve to think it will stop when Obama is no longer president, whether that is one year or five.
The next Republican president will inherit the political atmosphere they helped create and find that it is almost impossible to unite the nation without some crisis.
Perspective is the thing we have least of in our politics these days.
But perspective is what the presidency is all about – rising above divisions and distractions to make long-term decisions in the national interest.
By pouring gasoline on an already inflammatory political environment, the GOP presidential candidates not only diminish themselves, they diminish the process of running for president, and make it less likely that they would succeed in uniting the nation if they actually won the office.
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Esther was a sweet and joyful little mommy today and helped me tidy a good friend's house in preparation for a wedding. She also did a lot of baby holding and some flower arranging.
I thank God for this little girl. She is a sturdy and loving little girl.
"May your daughters be as palace corner stones." Psalm 144.


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