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When you buy coffee filters at the grocery story, you have to pay more for filters not processed with bleach – an additional manufacturing step. Why? It essentially encourages everyone to pick up the bleached variety by default, just to save a healthy quarter or so.
And why are the filters we brew our coffee through bleached by default anyway?
What's the big deal about bleach in a product that filters food & water you plan to drink? According to Green Living Works, bleached coffee filters may well be leaching cancer-causing dioxins – some of the most toxic chemicals known to science – into your brew! Around 25 percent of the residual dioxins are typically ingested, but worse still, they bio-accumulate over time… leading to a less than perky result.
Dioxins were made famous via the use of Agent Orange by the U.S. on the Vietnamese during the Vietnam War. Agent Orange was produced by Dow and Monsanto for American military application. Millions of Vietnamese suffered immensely with cancers, neurological damage, mutations and birth defects, etc., along with tens of thousands of U.S. veterans.
That cosmetic whitening effect via bleach, etc. is done to a host of other products, too, and could be taking a toll on your health. Even those products you don't eat/drink may be entering the body through the skin or breathing passages.


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First of all, watch the video. Watch all of it. It's barely more than two-hundred seconds long, and Samuel Mehr won't waste any of your time – his video is stuffed full to bursting with important research findings about music education, and analysis about what it means for the place of music education in our society, and how we promote it.
In sum, Mr. Mehr's video contests the idea that music lessons increases a person's cognitive skills. His study put children into three different randomized groups for testing purposes – one group received music lessons, one group received visual arts classes, and the third group received no classes. After testing the children for improved linguistics skills, math development, and spatial cognition, his study found no enhanced value for music lessons in any of the areas tested. However, this does not mean that music lessons have no value. As Mr. Mehr states in his opinion piece in the New York Times,
You might be tempted to conclude that our studies debunk the claim that music makes you smarter. That conclusion is false. Our studies cannot rule out the existence of cognitive benefits of music lessons. Before anyone can justify a strong conclusion about the existence or nonexistence of such benefits, many more randomized controlled trials must be conducted.
I agree with all of his findings and analysis, and especially the above quote from his New York Times piece. Personally, I'm not sure that we will ever find a definitive link between musical studies and increased cognitive skills, because music lessons impact a human being in ways that are more difficult to measure. That's why when the National Endowment for the Arts produced their study on the effects of the arts on children, they couched their findings in terms of future success enjoyed by the students. When we think about the things that the arts teach – interdisciplinary studies, how to apply your imagination to real life, the value of hard work and creative problem solving skills – very few of them will have a direct effect on any traditional skill set, and I wouldn't expect almost any of them to display their benefits in a preschooler, the age that Mr. Mehr's study targeted. If Mr. Mehr is searching for a link between music studies and increased mental ability, perhaps he should venture into the realms of metaphors and similes, and document based essays, and critical thinking skills in teenagers and young adults.
Yet music education does have value, as Mr. Mehr says at the end of his video. It's association with the human race goes back thousands of years. It is an invaluable communication tool and a very human thing to do. When my little sister was younger, you could always tell when she was enjoying a meal, because she would hum herself a happy little tune when she was enjoying herself. There's something about the human spirit that finds expression and empowerment in music. If Mr. Mehr is trying to find a provable benefit for music lessons, he's going to have to ask the question "what does music actually do, and how should we try to define it?"
This round of testing was a good first step. I look forward to Mr. Mehr's next foray into the field, as it could be even more important.


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We are delighted that this event is now sold out and we would like to thank everyone for their support. Unfortunately we cannot accept any more bookings because we already have a waiting list.
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BOSTON -- Typical Mickael Pietrus, he never wants to stick to the script.
Recovering from a Grade 3 concussion suffered last month in Philadelphia, Pietrus wasn't supposed to be back on the floor until the final days of the regular season. Instead, he was a surprise addition to the active roster Wednesday night against the Atlanta Hawks.
Before the game, Boston Celtics coach Doc Rivers said he'd only lean on Pietrus for 5 to 10 minutes, just long enough to knock off some rust. But Pietrus ended up going nearly 30 minutes, chipping in 8 points and 6 rebounds in Boston's 88-86 overtime triumph at TD Garden.
"I feel good, extremely good," Pietrus gushed after the win. "No more concussion, it's behind me now."
Pietrus was an absolute ball of energy before, during and after Wednesday's game. From popping his jersey and slapping hands with front-row fans after hitting a clutch fourth-quarter 3-pointer to a crazy on-court postgame interview, it was clear how excited Pietrus was to be back in action. His energy permeated a Celtics' roster on the heels of a back-to-back in Miami.
"It felt good to have Mickael back," Kevin Garnett said. "You see him in here joking, looking like the old Mickael, like nothing ever happened. He brought energy, not only to the locker room, but to the floor."
Pietrus managed to keep his return a secret until Rivers revealed it during his pregame session with the media. In his first group interview since the injury, Pietrus generally kept the tone light. Yet it was the moments in which he turned serious that revealed why he was so excited to be back on the floor.
Like when a reporter asked what the next step in his recovery is.
"My next step is to enjoy life," he said. "Life is too short. You saw me on the floor [in Philadelphia], like one minute I was healthy, the next minute I was laid down. To me, right now, it's just enjoy life. I don't think about anything else. Just enjoy my time with my teammates. Just enjoy my time."
When he crashed to the floor in Philadelphia, basketball was the furthest thing from his mind. Pietrus doesn't remember everything from that night, but he does recall thinking about his kids -- his 5-year-old son and 20-month-old daughter -- and what it would mean if their father was hurt worse than he ultimately was.
"That could have been a different story for me," Pietrus said.
But every time Pietrus turned serious, he quickly steered the conversation in a light-hearted direction, likely seeing little sense in lamenting his situation when he could focus on the positives. And he often joked about his condition.
"I don't know if you've had a concussion before, it's tough because concussions suck," he cracked. "I would rather get a sprained ankle. A concussion sucks. You can't do nothing."
And nothing is what Pietrus did for the better part of two weeks. Initial tests determined that he had escaped serious injury and Pietrus was able to fly home to Boston the day after the incident, but could do nothing but try to rest his mind.
"I was laid up for two weeks, I couldn't do much," Pietrus said. "I was trying to rest my brain. I could not watch TV, I could not do anything. It's not like an injury that you hurt your knee or your ankle -- it's your brain, so you have to get your brain right. That's basically your life."
The concussion left him with extreme light sensitivity. Eight days after the injury, he visited his teammates at TD Garden and, despite his coach's best efforts to get him back home and into bed, he stayed to watch a 91-72 thrashing of the Miami Heat while wearing a hooded sweatshirt and oversized sunglasses.
Pietrus was back in the building three days later, already looking better and having shed the light protection as he joked with friends in the Spurs locker room after Boston's 87-86 loss.
Soon after, he had passed the first baseline concussion test, paving the way for his expedited return.
Even Pietrus didn't know he'd be back on the floor this quickly. After the Celtics defeated the Philadelphia 76ers on Sunday, he suggested it might be another two weeks before he was able to return. Turns out he overestimated -- by about 11 days.
As Rivers said before Wednesday's game, "I didn't expect to see him, maybe this year... I'm very surprised."
Pietrus soaked in a standing ovation when he first checked in to Wednesday's game. He logged 9:22 in his first stint and made the first shot he put up, showing no signs of anticipated rust.
In fact, he looked so good, team trainer Ed Lacerte told Rivers to feel free to go over the planned minutes.
"You know it's funny, Danny [Ainge] called me today and said they worked him out [Tuesday] and he said [Pietrus] was tired after two minutes," Rivers said. "So we went in thinking four, five minutes really. That game was to get him ready for the games coming up. Going into it, that was our plan. And you could see pretty much right away, I was going to take him out after about three minutes and Eddie said, 'He looks great. Let him go, let him go. He'll tell you when he's tired.'
"What's amazing is he actually never looked over and said he was ever tired. Maybe he's been working out on the side and we never knew it."
Nope, typical Pietrus. If you expect one thing, you'll get another. He keeps you on your toes.
Near the end of his pregame session with reporters, Pietrus noticed that two tape recorders in front of him were identical. He joked that the reporters must have scored a buy-one-get-one-free deal, then busted one of the scribes' chops, suggesting that the other one had sold him the freebie without his knowledge.
"You bought one and got one free, then he charged you a higher price," Pietrus joked, eliciting laughter from the media crowd. "He got you though. He got that one for free and he charged you $50."
With that, he thanked reporters and headed off to the trainer's room to confirm his playing status. But the last exchange should have confirmed what the media didn't realize at that point.
Pietrus was back. And he hadn't changed a bit.


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The showers of the Walk-in collection are characterized by a simple but sophisticated minimal design with chrome-finish structural details. Practical yet stylish optional curtains in high-tech water and fire proof fabric in white or beige give an extra touch of style. Trendy design goes hand in hand with extraordinary functionality: the support bar in chromed brass performs a double function, holding the glass panel creating a stunning visual effect, and acting as a slide guide for the optional
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Finally, you can spoil your dog with best ever collars on the market from FDT Artisan! Find your favorite design and make your Cane Corso unique with extraordinary sets of decorations! Do you like stylish accessories? Allow your darling four-legged friend take joy in wearing such tools on! Provide him with this fashionable leather dog collar with decorations from FDT Artisan. This gear is crafted for those who just adore elegant style. In this unusual collar, your canine will have more fancy and beautiful look. Your lovable pet will get the gentlest treatment when wearing this collar. Genuine leather is gentle and totally safe.
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What's new in Sage 100 2017
The latest and greatest Sage 100 version has been released. Sage 100 2017 is now available for download!
What's new you ask? This release includes enhancements and program fixes for Sage 100 and Sage 100c, including:
ACH payment processing in the Accounts Receivable and Sales Order modules
You can now enter ACH payments in the following tasks:
Enhanced lookup and search features
A Full Text option has been added to the Search list in Lookup windows. When you select Full Text, your search criteria is compared with the data in all columns available in the Lookup window.
Commodity code maintenance task and import wizard
You can now maintain a list of commodity codes and associate them with
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Larger font size and improved export to Excel for select reports
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Jurassic Park II The Lost World (1997) Full Movie on Khatrimaza | Size: 800MB | Langauge: Hindi & English Dual Audio | Quality: Bluray 720p
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A research team is sent to an island miles away from the previous home of Jurassic Park, to document and photograph the now liberated dinosaurs. However, InGen the BioEngineering company has sent another larger team to the same island to catch, sedate, and transport some dinosaurs to San Diego where they will be used in a new Jurassic Park location. But life always finds a way. Will both teams return to the mainland with successful findings? Or will another tragedy occur?
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The HUDSON PRIDE 5th ANNUAL PRIDE PARADE & FESTIVAL!
March in the Pride Parade or enjoy watching all the sparkle from beautiful Warren Street. Line-up starts at 1pm at the 7th Street Park and steps-off at 2pm.
Then, join us at Waterfront Park on the banks of Hudson River afterwards for the Pride Festival from 3-6pm with performers, music, food and drink, and lots of rides and activities for the whole family.
Cap it all off with a cabaret show at Club Helsinki featuring Isis Vermouth and Hedda Lettuce from 8-10pm, then head down to the Half Moon Saloon for the DJ Tedd Patterson Dance Party, from 10pm to 2am.
Plenty of fun for the whole family!!!!
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The 10th edition of ' Festival of Hope ' will be held on 21st March, 2017 (8 PM – 11:30 PM). 'Festival of Hope' (FOH) Foundation is a registered NGO. It is supported by people who have lost dear ones to cancer or taken care of their loved ones and stood by them as pillars of strength during their fight with cancer. The message is simple – There is life after cancer. Get treated on time. Be aware of the symptoms. Celebrate the life you have.
The Foundation is dedicated to cancer awareness through fund raising events and other programs. The couture fundraiser will showcase collections of ace designer JJ Valaya presenting his 'Ranas of Kachchh' collection. 100 or more Leaders of Hope and survivors will walk the ramp to Celebrate Life.
Shalini Vig Wadhwa, the woman behind the Festival of Hope Foundation, has been felicitated with the prestigious 'Priyadarshini Award for Outstanding Woman Entrepreneur', the 'Bharat Nirman Award' and most recently, the prestigious Rajiv Gandhi Excellence Award for working on Cancer Eradication. As the Founder of Festival of Hope, she was one of the 50 most impactful social innovators in the Global listing of World CSR this year. FOH has taken the concept of social work to a whole new level, incorporating it within the luxury domain – the domain which is, perhaps, most capable of contributing substantial funds to make a difference.
The massive success of the event, year after year, is also due to the patronage it enjoys of stalwarts like DLF, Sanjiv Bijli of PVR; Dr. Amit Bhasin – CEO HCL Avitas, Taranjeet Singh – Country Head Twitter, and many more who keep joining this march towards possible eradication of cancer. By participating in this event itself, you can rest assured that your contribution will be used towards the research & advanced treatment of cancer for those who cannot afford it.
Join this campaign & be a 'Leader of HOPE'. You can either join them as a donor and walk the ramp for a designer or come and cheer your loved one on the ramp !
ENTRY TO THE FASHION SHOW IS STRICTLY BY INVITATION OR DONOR CARDS which can only to be booked in advance. Leaders of Hope register with pictures and measurements at: festivalofhopegurgaon@gmai


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The Battle of Armageddon Pt. 1
Evangelist Donald Perkins is the Founder and President of According to Prophecy Ministries. He has devoted over 36 years to the study and teaching of God's Word with a focus on Bible Prophecy. About According to Prophecy Ministries: According To Prophecy Ministries is a Bible... Read More
Evangelist Perkins, taught this message in Florida at the International Prophecy Conference filmed on location by God.TV. He explains how the Battle of Armageddon will unfold through the scriptures. He gives clear understanding regarding this sometimes misunderstood event prophesied for the future. Armageddon will happen in the future, after the 7 years of the Great Tribulation. Topics Covered: 1) What is the Battle of Armageddon? 2) Names given to Armageddon 3) Armageddon in the Scriptures 4) When & where will this battle take place? 5) Who are the armies and how will they get there? 6) What will this battle accomplish? You can get the full Dvd message by going to our According To Prophecy Ministries online bookstore.


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STANFORD --A new report card for one of the nation's most powerful innovation engines shows Stanford University based inventions generated more than $65 million in income for the university last year despite a recession.
Stanford's total earnings from inventions were just over $1 billion during the past four decades - with more than half coming from just two inventions: the hypertext searching used by Google brought in $336.5 million. The groundbreaking DNA-splicing technology brought in $225 million and DSL brought in $28.7 million.


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SEAF Black Tie Affair fundraiser
SEAF Black Tie Affair fundraiser held at Steve Jensen Studios. This year we ask patrons, "What makes you want to buy a work of art?" Featuring performances by Katheryn Reed as Kat Gotchurtung, Olivia Hamilton, Collin Provence, Taqueet$!, and D.H. Swedelius.
Music: "Booomboxxx" by Boy Eats Drum Machine • Video, Interviews and Post Production by Flickering Pixels"
Submit your art by January 15th to Seattle Erotic Art Festival 2018, running April 27 – 29!
Spread the word, share this video! #SEAF2018
Photos: John Cornicello, IRDeep, Rhena-Dae, Rachel Green, Matt Freedman, Alison Douglas, Malixe, Adam Harrison, James McDaniel • Timelapse, Video, and Post Production: Flickering Pixels • Music: Ari De Niro "Throw it Down" Via Free Music Archive
SEAF Black Tie Affair at Steve Jensen Studios
Featuring interviews with festival volunteers Drea, Brittany, Jesse Bell-Jones, Morgue Anne, and Burlesque Artists Waxie Moon and Miss Indigo Blue.
Also featuring instillation art by Twisted Monk, poetry by Imani Sims, and ambient music by Michaud Savage.
Music: "Booomboxxx" by Boy Eats Drum Machine • Video: Sinister Visuals • Post Production: All Things I Do
SEAF Vlog: Behind the Scenes
Meet some of our volunteers and glimpse what happens at SEAF2017 planning meetings.
Video by Sinister Visuals • Post Production by All Things I Do
Call for Art
Let us experience your art! Submit your art to the Seattle Erotic Art Festival seattleerotic.org Share this with artists you love around the world! Deadline Jan 15th, 2017
Timelapse Video – Sinister Visuals • Photos – John Cornicello, IRDeep, Matt Freedman, Alison Douglas, Malixe, Adam Harrison, James McDaniel • Post Production – All Things I Do • Music by Ari De Niro "Throw it Down" Via Free Music Archive
Seduction 2016, In Summary
Performers (Random Order): Kel Bowie, Jim Duvall & Sophia Sky, EmpeROAR Fabulous!!!, Kristina Childs, A Trio de Femmes, Fabulous Fab, Suspended Animation, Olatsa Assassin • Fabulous angel costume: Rembrandt Murphy • Music by CyrilNikitin licenced through AudioJungle.net
Seattle Seduction Halloween Party Teaser 2016
Photographers: Jim Duvall, SinisterBrain, Ibex Photography, IRDeep, Malixe, Adam Harrison, James McDaniel • Music: Royalty Free from Envato/Audio Jungle • Artist – Progressence • Song – Trailer Dubstep (Intro Mix) • After Effects Template Licenced from Pond5, Dynamic and Fresh Slideshow by And_Up
14th Annual Seattle Erotic Art Festival (2016)
April 22 – 24, 2016, Seattle Center Exhibition Hall • Post production: All Things I Do • Video/Timelapse: Sinister Visuals • Photos: James McFaniel, IRDeep, Adam Harrison, and Malixe • Music: Rise (remix) (instrumental) by Josh Garrels licensed through Marmoset
2015 SEAF Seduction Halloween Party—Reify Dance Co. Plays with Fire
Reify Dance Company dances with fire at the Seattle Erotic Art Festival's annual 'Seduction' Halloween party.
Interviewees: Richard Miller, Twisted Monk, John Osgood, Kevin MacDonald, Jacob Sayles, Cyra Jane • Music by Grains of Sound


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I'm Tammy Quire. I graduated from the Bayside College of Art with a High Distinction in Visual Art & Design, and spent many years working as a screen print artist and freelance photographer. In 2013 I attended the Logan Art School to further enhance my skills. Now a full-time artist I am passionate about passing on my years of art and educational experience to the next generation.
Tammy's Art Studio is a safe and creative space for children to develop their artistic side. Classes are based on age appropriate motor skills and interests. A broad range of techniques and applications are covered in each class. Students are encouraged to be imaginative and individual, to explore and have fun each and every week. Kids can advance at their own pace and have the freedom to investigate their own interests throughout the class.
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An outdoor tidy-up
A well-maintained home is less likely to leak energy, will have fewer fire risks and won't require expensive repairs as often. To make your home safe, comfortable and ready for the summer months, take a walk around the outside to assess what chores need doing.
- Check the exterior, including: roof, gutters, flyscreens, windows and doors for any damage, gaps and potential risks. Touch up exterior paint to protect surfaces, mow long grass, prune and remove branches, and identify and remove any other fire and storm hazards. If you're in a climatic zone prone to flooding or cyclones, you might want to think about installing shutters or screens to protect glass areas.
- Be water wise. If you have a rainwater tank, clean out the inlet screens and gutters and downpipes to ensure water is effectively making its way into your tank. Check your sprinkler system (if your water restrictions allow you to use one) and adjust where necessary so that only your lawn and garden is watered and not your paving, house or footpath.
- Think about shading. Take a walk around the house and note which windows will soon attract the blazing summer sun. Now may be the time to install blinds or awnings before it gets too hot. Plant fast-growing deciduous trees that will keep out the summer heat but allow the winter sun in. They can also provide a shady spot in your garden for you, your pets, and local wildlife.
- A swimming pool check-up should include cleaning the pool filter, skimmer and pool pump baskets and checking the chemicals to ensure the correct balance for good pool hygiene. If you haven't been running the pool filter pump during the cooler months, read the manufacturer's instructions to ensure correct pump operation and water filtration. Set the correct daily run time, taking into account the season and pool use and use a timer to save energy. Running your pump at the lowest recommended speed that still maintains correct pool hygiene will also use much less energy and save you money.
- Spring is an ideal time to use your bicycle more often to get outside, get fit and save on petrol and greenhouse gas emissions. Bikes need to be serviced regularly, so take yours to your local bike shop or learn how to maintain it yourself. Ensure your tyres are inflated to the recommended pressure (stamped on your tyres). Check brakes are working correctly including the cables and brake pads. You also need to lubricate the chain to ensure efficient operation and reduce wear and tear. Finally, check and tighten any loose screws, nuts and bolts. It's also a good idea to check your helmet to ensure straps are in good condition and adjusted properly for the correct fit. Replace helmets that are showing signs of wear.


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Iceland – a journey through time
Experience Iceland's history in Ísafjörður
In 2013 I changed my Ísafjörður Walk guided tour into an adventure walk, which involves me donning the clothes of a 19th Century fish worker and describing the lives of people in the newly-created commercial centre of Ísafjörður. In addition, I give information about the place, its history and culture, and tell tales and legends from ancient and modern times.
Through my research I gathered a lot of information, so I decided to write an Ísafjörður guidebook. The book is ideal for independent-spirited travellers who like to "do" places on their own. You might also like to take a copy of the book home as a reminder of our small town home and use it to visit us again, in your mind's eye.
The plan is to also release the book as an audiobook (as a phone app), and for both to be available digitally.
Price: 1.500 ISK
You can order the book as soon as it comes out in March, right here on my website.
To make a booking, please contact me. I will answer you quickly.
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Happy Birthday! 5 Years of Docker at Overleaf
This week is Docker's 5th birthday, so we thought we'd mark the occasion with a rundown of how we've been using this great technology at Overleaf. Overleaf also celebrated its 5th birthday at the start of this year, and we've been using Docker since its very early days.
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QUEENSLAND'S biggest bank has followed in the footsteps of the big four lenders and removed fees for all non-customers who use their ATMs.
The move by Suncorp follows the Commonwealth Bank's announcement on Sunday that it was removing the fee charged to non-customers for using its terminals.
Westpac, ANZ and NAB quickly followed suit later the same day, in a move set to save Aussies hundreds of millions of dollars to access their own money.
Suncorp executive general manager deposits and investments Bruce Rush said the change would deliver greater value to all banking customers.
"Suncorp supports fee-free ATMs and we will implement this change in early December to coincide with other positive changes, including updating technology and enhancing customer experience which is already planned for our ATM network," Mr Rush said.
"It is great to see all Australians benefit and we are especially pleased for Suncorp customers who live in locations where there are limited options to withdraw cash."
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About the Book
A companion notebook to Car Art - The Beauty of Rust and Old Paint with beautifully printed images every third page and luxurious graph paper in between for all of your brilliant ideas and thoughts, not to mention drawings and other things. It's all up to you.
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- Category Fine Art Photography
6×9 in, 15×23 cm
80 Pages
- Publish Date Dec 02, 2013
- Language English
- Tags Car Art, Peeling Paint, Classic Car, Salvage Yard, Notebook, Auto, Cars, Trucks, Automobiles, Antique, Vintage, Patina, Decay, Old, Vehicle, Junk, Abandoned, Rusted, Junkyard
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Dan Greenberg
Parker, Colorado, USA
I am a Colorado based photographer whose love for photography and cars started at a very early age. I have been photographing cars for over thirty years, traveling to car shows, salvage yards and practically anywhere else in order to see and photograph interesting vehicles of all types. I am available for car portrait sessions, magazine work and related projects. Most of the images in my books are available for sale as fine art prints. Please direct all inquiries to firstname.lastname@example.com. Thank you for taking the time to look at my work.


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The Suspense Builds
May 2000By Dale Vree
Its time to give you an update on our expansion campaign. As most of you know, weve been trying to raise $97,000, of which $37,000 is for putting our financial house in order (which is top priority) and $60,000 is for enabling us to make an end run around the boycott of our trademark ads via direct-mail promotion, so we can continue reaching more and more people with our message.
As of this writing, we have brought in $79,718, which means weve reached 82.2 percent of our goal. That means weve put our house in order. Hooray! And part of putting our house in order is having sturdier newsprint (not glossy) paper for the magazine, so that the NOR has a better chance of making it through the postal system undamaged. The better paper will commence soon.
But we have come up short on the funds for direct mail by $17,282. An additional problem is that weve heard from certain sympathetic people with lots of experience in direct mail that $60,000 really isnt enough to make a decent start in direct mail, and that $80,000 is a more realistic figure. What to do?
So many of you have been so generous (in many cases, sacrificially so) that we are simply not inclined to beg you, our readers, for more funds. Therefore, weve approached a foundation for help. As you can imagine, there are very few foundations that would give the NOR the time of day, but we have found one which is willing to consider our needs. The application process is very competitive, and theres no guarantee we will be successful. By the time our September issue goes to press, we should know the outcome.
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Mixing Art With Business
Some of my thoughts on how to write a successful webcomic, and keeping in mind the business aspects.
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
My Sincerest Apologies
I have not been posting for a while. I know it's a duhsich, but there have been a number of reasons I stopped posting. Of course, when I stopped, it was hard to get back into it. Suffice to say, I think I'm back. It may take me a few weeks to get back into it, but when I do, you should hopefully see three articles a week, two on writing and one on marketing. Here's hoping!
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Monkeyman – Hiatus for 2016
It is with regret that we announce that Monkeyman Productions will be taking a hiatus for the entirety of 2016. This will include the cancellation of our proposed spring production, Return of Simian Showcase. After suffering a series of setbacks … Continue reading
Announcement Regarding our Fall Schedule
Monkeyman Productions regrets to announce that our forthcoming production of The Beast from Planet X will not take place as scheduled. All tickets sold to date will be fully refunded. Unfortunately, one of our actors has left the show for … Continue reading
Monkey Night in Canada – 2015 edition!
It's time to party like Monkeys! As we settle into fall and look forward to our November production of The Beast from Planet X, we want to get together with all our friends and celebrate! And perhaps, of course, raise … Continue reading
Greetings, Monkeyfolks! As we gear up for our (incredible) fall production and make plans for our (amazing) 2016 season, we want to make sure all the announcements and information gets to the folks who care. Not everyone is an avid … Continue reading
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Marty wants to propose something different for fundraising independent theatre. Continue reading
2013 Annual Report!
2013 was our fifth anniversary, and we made a pretty big year of it – with a major fundraising campaign and the show it supported, The Nefarious Bed & Breakfast. We wanted to open up our books and show where … Continue reading
Welcome the new Chimps on the Block!
One of the things you missed if you didn't make it out to last Saturday's Monkey Night in Canada was a very special introduction – to the three newest company members: Lisa Sciannella, Manda Whitney, and Christopher Ross! As we … Continue reading
Monkey Night in Canada 2012
The return of our yearly gathering for fans and friends of Monkeyman alike!The Imperial Pub, 54 Dundas Street East, Toronto Saturday, October 13, 8pm-close, PWYC (suggested donation – $5) Debs & Errol! 50-50 draw! Silent Auction! Extreme geekery!This year, we're … Continue reading
Monkey Night In Canada 2011: The Evidence
On October 27, 2011 Monkeyman Productions threw a party at the Hard Rock Cafe to raise awareness and funds for their December production, Uncharted Zones: A Sequence of Four… A couple of weeks later, their photos were found.
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Uncharted Zones: A Sequence of Four is opening soon and we want to tell you about it… at a party! You're invited to our third annual Monkey Night in Canada, an evening of entertainment, awesomeness and, of course, geekery with the Monkey-folk! Continue reading


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Unlikely Coalition II
A magazine insert/ fold up poster I made to promote the 'verses' festival. A mash up of bieber/swift/jay z/kiss.
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An entry in the Threadless community Remake challenge. This is a remake of Ecsu's (@otrom).
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Have you heard that song by Doris Day, "Que Sera Sera"? It's one of those iconic, mid-20th century standards that I seem to have known all my life.
It means, "whatever will be, will be"–I like that. I teach like that, too. I sort of point in a direction and y'all have to go that way. I know where we're going, but I'm never sure how we'll get there. That's mostly up to you… In an honors class, students have to forge their own path over the mountain range the teacher says they must cross. I'm going on the trip over the mountain range, too–hence, my own blogging, my own path–meant to serve as a guide, for sure, but no means it is a template for what you can do.
It is on this page, then, that whatever will be, will be. This a place of ultimate accountability as well as a map for our journey this spring. The "Reading & Writing" page is where you'll go for weekly assignments related to the below. For the information on the big projects–check out the "Big Projects" page.
Details about this particular course:
- Course: ENGL 1027, Mind Mapping
- Semester: Spring 2012
- Meeting Times: MW, 10:50 am-12:05 pm
- Meeting Room: 311 Tech Wing, Liberal Arts
- Professor: Dr. E.D. Woodworth
- Office: Liberal Arts, 334
- Office Hours: MW 9:30-10:30 am, W 4-5 pm, and by appt.
- Email: email@example.com
- Blog: writingallyear.wordpress.com
- Twitter: ED_Woodworth
The specifics:
We'll be focusing this term, Spring 2012, on the way we use visual rhetoric to make memory, argue, persuade, inform and misinform–especially the way we "map" memory and what sort of persuasion we think that means. One of our focusing sub-themes will be the Civil Rights movement memorials in and around the Montgomery area. Another sub-theme will be mapping of our thinking, our physical locations, and "what does geography have to do with writing anyway?"
You'll have three big projects this term that specifically deal with principles and application of persuasion/argumentation. There will be many smaller projects that lead into each of the bigger projects. You'll also have regular blog posts (and Tweets) and comments that are required.
It will all look something like the below:
Projects/Blog Pages
Projects A-C are the big projects and they make up 60% of the course grade–these are blog pages (like the play list/research projects from fall term).
- Project A, includes Projects 1-3: 10%
- Project B, includes Projects 4-6: 15%
- Project C, includes Projects 7-9: 25%
Projects 1-9 are the smaller projects that make up the whole of each project A-B. In order to earn a grade for the overall project, all parts much have been completed–otherwise: zero. It's a progression, like in a game, you can't win without succeeding through various levels.
Blog Posts/Tweets
Each week you'll have at least two blog posts about a reading or activity which you'll need to complete well before our class meeting time–at least by 10 pm the day before class, so that others can comment on your work.
We will also Tweet and link that to our blog pages. If you have had the fall portion of this class and know how to get this widget in your sidebar, go ahead and do it. If you need help–ask for it.
- 40% of your overall grade are Posts and Tweets
Comments/Being IN the Class
You must comment on several posts each week in order to earn this part of your grade.
- 10% of your overall grade–Comments
Each week, you'll have a different configuration of folks whose writing you must comment upon–so that you'll work your way through the class many times. We will also comment upon the work of the students from OCU when their blogs are up and running.
These requirements are pretty set for the class. How each will grow to meet our needs as a class, well, that's the adventure, isn't it?
All Together, It's Like This
- 10%: Project A, includes Projects 1-3
- 15%: Project B, includes Projects 4-6
- 25%: Project C, includes Projects 7-9
- 40%: Posts and Tweets
- 10%: Comments
Getting the Grade You Want
- For an A–you do everything and do it so well that people talk about you throughout the semester… you're a leader in the class in terms of ideas and mentoring… you work all angles and write like the wind. And it's breathtaking.
- For a B–you do everything and do it so well that everybody wants to read your blog and gasps over your witty tweets.
- For a C–you do everything and on time and it all generally follows the spirit of the law if not the letter.
- For a D–you do most of everything and on time and it follows the criteria… some.
- For an F–you do a lousy job of most everything and not on time and even forget to do some work, miss a lot of classes, never respond to anyone's writing, and decide that you really want to fail.
Write your own work, or practice good attribution:
All your writing must be your own composition–you may certainly be inspired by the giants who have come before you, but if you use their words, you need to attribute those words in some way: use the quote function (see what I did at the beginning) or provide a link or somehow indicate you are using verbatim language from someone else.
AUM has a policy on academic dishonesty for both undergraduate and graduates that is worth checking out if you are unsure of what constitutes plagiarism, or academic dishonesty, as it applies to writing. I can direct you to the exact pages of the catalogs that explain this concept. Please be careful of how you incorporate the words of others into your own writing. Your thinking is what matters, your writing, so you should work on making sure your writing is yours entirely AND adopt good attribution practices.
We'll review some of this in class as we begin to post and, especially, as we begin to think of writing the three big projects.
Love what you do and it will love you back–read the blogs and tweets and comment:
You'll be required to do this, but you might as well invest early and get on the band wagon because you'll be so much happier when you have. You'll get to know everyone, their thinking, their styles of knowledge acquisition, and you'll learn a WHOLE lot more than you ever dreamed.
Just like in any situation, you need to be kind and generous to everyone, all the time–even when you vehemently disagree. Disagreement is fantastic, but it needs to be based on logical argumentation, not derision. Always practice the best of communication in class and online, please. (If you ever find typos on this blog or any handouts of my making, be the first to let me know via email and you will then find yourself the recipient of one free writing response pass–as in: take a night off. I will also entertain suggestions for rewording, here and there, if you are of a mind to share. Might work. Couldn't hurt.)
If anyone really gets weird online or in class, you'll be hearing from me, and it won't be the casual-always-happy-sometimes-amusing Dr. Woodworth who shows up for that meeting.
Talk to me:
Now having said the above, I come up with a section called "Talk to me"–that's a bit of academic irony for you.
But really. I mean it. Tell me what's going on or I can't help. Talk to me before or after class. Email me and write about what's up. I rarely use the phone, so email is best. Office hours can be… ahem… unpredictable, so just email to say you'll be there or make an appointment for another day/time. I'm happy to chat about the course or grad school or writing. But don't wait until the last minute to tell me you are having some difficulties–I can help, but I'm not made of miracles, I'm just the professor and can only exert control over my very small world. Talk to me–though–it's better than not talking to me.
Late work:
I don't like late work, especially not if there's a familiarity to the lateness (like "you are consistently late meeting deadlines"). Regular lateness indicates a distance from the work, a limit to being IN the class. But I'm not a nightmare about it. I know life happens while we're reading/writing.
You have to be in class as much as I am, so you may miss class the days I'm traveling and over spring break, but other than that, drag yourself in, because if you miss a lot, your grade will suffer–it just will. There's no way to make up missed class time.
If you miss more than one week total, you're really missing too much. If you've had a class with me before, you know class time is not predictable, and no one can take notes for you. If you haven't had a class with me before–ask those who have. "Be in class and be IN class" is the best policy.
But again, like with lateness, I'm not a villain about it–but you do yourself a disservice when you are not IN class or in class because, like skipping parts of a long novel because you've not planned your time well, you will miss the nuance. A lot of the time, in many aspects of life, the best parts are the nuances that come with complex learning, the nuance of text really dug into and digested, gloriously rich and special. Like the oysters in a perfectly roasted chicken, nuance is precious–please, please treat it that way.
If you're grossly sick or contagious, stay away–but email me so I can give you something to do when you feel better that could help you keep up. NEVER just don't show up–that's awful for everyone. We worry, we stress, we can hardly concentrate. I'm serious. Tweet about what's up, call someone, let someone know.
If you need to arrive late to class or leave early–just let me know. I'd rather have you be part of the class in any way you can rather than miss it altogether. Tweet or email.
Help when you need it–right on campus:
The Learning Center is wonderful. They will read whatever you write and give you great advice. Just because you aren't writing traditional ink-on-paper papers, doesn't mean you shouldn't visit for a writing consultation. Visit and visit often–they transform writing lives.
The Center for Disability Services is also an incredible help if you need it. Please visit their home page to find out their mission. This class adheres to the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 and the ADA Amendments Act of 2008.
And if you are panicking about everything at once, or just one thing, please contact the Counseling Center. They are fantastic about sharing strategies for coping with the stress of higher education and all the stuff that makes life so wonderful and complicated. You are not alone.


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Within the implementation of the two EU regulations CACM (Regulation (EU) 2015/1222) and FCA (Regulation (EU) 2016/1719), 50Hertz, together with the other European transmission network operators, is working intensively on the further development of the coordinated calculation and allocation of cross-border transfer capacities. In particular in the short-term timeframes (day-ahead and intraday) basic objective is the introduction of a flow-based capacity calculation and allocation procedure (Flow Based Market Coupling). In justified cases, it may be deviated in particular regions from this approach.
Objective of EU Regulation CACM is the coordination and harmonization of the capacity calculation as well as the allocation of capacity for the cross-border day-ahead and intraday markets. The Regulation also sets out requirements for the TSOs regarding cooperation at CCR level, at pan-European level and beyond the bidding zone borders.
The capacity calculation should be coordinated at least at regional level in order to ensure a reliable capacity calculation and to ensure that optimum capacity is made available to the market. Therefore, a first step towards within the implementation of EU Regulation CACM is the definition of the regions where such coordination is necessary. According to Article 2 of Regulation (EU) 2015/1222, these regions are defined as "Capacity Calculation Regions (CCR)" meaning "the geographical area in which a coordinated capacity calculation is applied". The CCRs have been defined on 17.11.2016 by the Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulatory Authorities (ACER) and published under the following link:
Further methods resulting from the implementation of the two EU regulations CACM and FCA that are to be published pursuant to Article 9 (14) CACM respectively Article 4 (13) FCA can be found on the information platform of the four German TSOs under the heading "EU Network Codes" respectively on the websites of the European network of transmission system operators for electricity (ENTSO-E) to the respective EU regulation CACM and FCA.


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August 8th "The Lion King" 8:15 pm03 Aug 2012, Posted by Events, Films in VVP, Schedule in
"The Lion King"
directed by
Roger Allers and Rob Minkoff
The 1994 animated musical
The story takes place in a kingdom of lions in Africa, It tells the story of Simba, a young lion who is to take his father Mufasa's place as king. However, after Simba's uncle Scar kills Mufasa, he must stop his uncle from conquering the Pride Lands and avenge his father.
The voice cast includes Matthew Broderick, Jeremy Irons, James Earl Jones, Jonathan Taylor Thomas, Moira Kelly, Nathan Lane, Ernie Sabella, Rowan Atkinson, Robert Guillaume, Madge Sinclair, Whoopi Goldberg, Cheech Marin and Jim Cummings.
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Ever since her breakout role in "Star Wars: The Force Awakens", Daisy Ridley's been on a hot streak. The young Brit actress has been sought after or at least considered for a whole bunch of high profile projects. The latest one is also part of a popular series of science-fiction works. Only this time, it'sContinue Reading


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Fresh greens, shredded carrots, sliced tomatoes, crisp sliced cucumbers, grated cheese, crunchy croutons, boiled eggs and choice of dressing. Add grilled chicken or beef for $2.00
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Fresh greens, crunchy rice noodles, shredded carrots, real bacon, juicy mandarin orange slices, fresh sliced tomatoes, slivered almonds, peanuts and asian sesame seed dressing
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Hot & creamy. Add blueberries, strawberries or banana for $0.60 each
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Tender marinated roast beet, sliced provolone cheese, savory hot au jous dipping sauce
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Add steak or chicken $2.00. Cruncy noodle, sliced almost, chopped peanut, fresh pineapple, stredded carrot, mixed greens asian ginger dressing
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Two shots of espresso mixed with hot water in 12 oz. cup
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Blended from scratch with 2 shots of espresso and choice of milk, sweetener & flavor. Add an extra shot for only $0.79
Any daily brew over ice
Two shoes espresso poured over ice and topped with milk. Add any flavor for $0.50
Smoked, rich coffee cold-brewed, poured over ice & topped with milk. Add a flavor for $0.50
Rich dark roast coffee cold brewed, served over ice & topped with sever milk. A local favorite
Coffee fashion is pound to offer same of the finest gourmet select whole beans from second the wold at surprisingly low price. From our delicious 7 bean house bled and origin specific coffees to our unique flavored coffee roasted for as by our master roaster. Bring home a favorite or try something new.
Chocolate & milk seamed together & topped with rich whipped cream and a drink of chocolate
Seamed milk flavored with any main syrup
Organic black tea rich with the spicy flover of orange etc
Equal parts organic chai tea and milk 24 oz. Add $0.50 for no ice, add a flaver for $0.50
24 oz. of a fresh braved black tea, sweetened or unsweetened poured over ice. Add a fruit flavor for $0.50 extra
Gourmet whole leaf tea, togged in silk for option water bow. 16 flavor to choice from
Sweet soda water enhanced with natural moain flavor syrups 24 oz. Choose from raspberry, strawberry, peach, green apple, pineapple, cherry, lychee, banana, passion fruit or mango
Served over rice with lots of chewy bubbles. Choose from taiwan black, thai iced tea, jasmine green tea. Add $0.50 for no rice add $0.50 for a flavor: Coconut, kiwi, cherry, peach, lychee, orange, green apple, pineapple, blackberry, mango, banana, strawberry, raspberry, blueberry, passion fruit
Fruity goodness blended with ice and an option of cherry bubbles: Avocado, lychee, jack fruit, green apple, bubble gum, strawberry, watermelon, durian, pineapple, coconut, passion fruit, kiwi, papaya, mango, honeydew, blackberry, grape, peach, taro, orange, banana, cantaloupe, blueberry
Choose from our combinations or create own and add $0.49 for each additional flavor. The moose - kiwi & peac, pinacolada colada: Pineapple & coconut, tropical mix: pineapple, mango & banana. Apple dinner: Caramel & green apple, black 'n' blue: Blackberry & blueberry. Orange julius: Orange & yogurt, strawberry julius: strawberry & yogurt, melon madness: honeydaw & cantaloupe, sour basil : green apple & kiwi, berry blast: strawberry, blackberry & raspberry, strawberry banana: strawberry & banana, cotton candy- taro & bubblegum
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At the start of your career, you may find it difficult to have a sufficient income. With new commitments, such as buying your home or starting a family, you also need to ensure the well-being of your loved ones. An important consideration is to ensure the financial stability of your family in case of your sudden demise or accidental disability.
One way to financially secure your loved ones is to avail of insurance coverage. This ensures your family is able to sustain their lifestyle without any financial constraints.
Unfortunately, insurance penetration in India is low. Several myths about life insurance prevent young families from opting for such policies. Here are three common myths about life insurance plans.
- I only need life insurance if I'm the primary breadwinner in my family
Although you may not be the primary earning member, your family relies on your income for their living. Even if you do not bring home the highest income, the loss of your earnings in case of your demise or disability will hurt their lifestyle. Financial protection against such loss with an insurance policy is advisable. If you are a stay-at-home parent, you need to remember that your role in running the house is integral. You take care of several tasks, such as household chores, cooking, childcare, and much more. In the case of your demise, your family would need to shoulder these responsibilities or hire people to do these tasks. Such services are expensive and having life insurance will help meet these huge costs.
- If I buy a term life insurance policy and find that I still need protection when the term ends, I can renew the policy
Many young families opt for term plans due to its affordability. Quite often, these policies provide higher coverage at lower costs making these popular. Insurance coverage under these policies is available for the specified tenure. Such plans may be beneficial if you need to meet certain responsibilities like a home loan or children education that end after a certain period. However, you may require insurance even after the mortgage is repaid and children complete their education. Financial stability for your spouse in your absence is necessary. A life insurance policy is beneficial in meeting this requirement. Purchasing a policy at a younger age reduces the premium. Furthermore, renewing your policy at the end of the term may be expensive or even impossible due to poor health conditions at a higher age.
- I only need term life insurance
If you are a young family with a limited budget, purchasing a term plan may be beneficial. However, this is not the only type of insurance plan you would require. Traditional life plans offer death benefits as well as survival benefits. Certain types of policies, such as equity-linked savings scheme (ELSS) provide you growth through an investment option which could substitute other investment plans. Whole life insurance policies give you an opportunity to accumulate cash over the duration. To take advantage of these unique features, you may avail of a term plan for a higher sum assured. In addition to this, you may opt for a traditional life policy to maximize your benefits. Over the years, as your income increases, you may increase the coverage under traditional insurance policies.
Seeking guidance from insurance advisors may be beneficial. They will be able to assist you to find the most appropriate solution that suits your personal needs. If you do not have life coverage, it is recommended you get one today and secure the financial future of your family.


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Support for Sentsov and Kolchenko at DOCUDAYS UA festival in Uzhhorod
Viewers of the film Those Who Said No, shown at the festival of documentary films DOCUDAYS in Uzhhorod, joined the flashmob in support of the "Crimean hostages" – Oleg Sentsov and Alexander Kolchenko. This was announced by the Solidarity Committee member Maxim Butkevitch.
At each film screening, one can sign postcards for the political prisoners held in Russia, as well as purchase T-shirts and jerseys of the Solidarity Committee; the collected money will go to support the prisoners and, among other things, to help in the organization of a visit of Alexander's mother.
Previously, the initiative "Help Sasha meet his mother" was joined by a lot of people in Ukraine, including Zhadan and Dogs band as part of the latter's #PSYchotour.
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FAYETTEVILLE – The University of Arkansas Athletics Department and the Razorback Foundation hosted its annual Razorback Red Tie Dinner, auction and Salute to Excellence Awards banquet tonight at the Embassy Suites in Rogers, Ark.
This year marks the 14th season the Razorbacks have honored a student-athlete with a Salute to Excellence award. In addition, it is the largest group of honorees, matching last year's total with six student-athletes being recognized.
The 2010-11 honorees include two Razorback Scholar-Athlete award winners in Jessica Bachkora (softball) and James McCann (baseball), Razorback Athletes of the Year Yi-Ting Siow (swimming) and Ryan Mallett (football) and the Spirit of the Razorback Award which will be awarded to Kelli Shean (women's golf) and Jake Bequette (football).
Each year, the Razorbacks recognize student-athletes whose performance throughout his or her career serves to lift up their sport to new heights and whose character exemplifies the goals of the athletic department.
In addition to the dinner, attendees enjoyed a social hour before dinner as well as live and silent auctions.
|RAZORBACK SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARD — Jessica Bachkora, Softball SEC 2010 Scholar-Athlete of the Year. 2010 Capital One Academic All-America First Team. SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll. Capital One Academic All-District first teams in 2009 and 2010. 2010 NFCA First-Team All-Region honors. 2009 NFCA Second-Team All-Region honors. Two-time member on the All-SEC team (first-team, freshman team). Bachelor's degree in kinesiology; 3.902 GPA. Minor in business. Returned to team in 2010-11 as a graduate assistant manager. Holds school records for average, stolen bases, runs, hits, doubles, total bases. Played center field for the Razorbacks.
|RAZORBACK SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARD — James McCann, Baseball Team captain. Starting catcher his freshman and sophomore years on a squad that went to back-to-back Super Regionals for the first time in school history. Ranked fifth on the team with a .286 batting average over 59 (of 64) games. Threw out 12 would-be base stealers and made just three errors in 509 chances. Batted .288 in SEC play with just one error in 237 chances. Was honored at the CWS for having the highest GPA on Arkansas' roster. 2010 Capital One Academic All-District Second Team. 2010 Southeastern Conference Spring Academic Honor Roll. 2008-09 Southeastern Conference Freshman Academic Honor Roll. Member of Arkansas' Student-Athlete Advisory Committee for past two years.
|SPIRIT OF THE RAZORBACK AWARD — Kelli Shean, Women's Golf Qualified for the 2010 U.S. Women's Open at Oakmont. Shot a first-round 70 at the U.S. Women's Open. Lead the field after coming off the course in the first round of U.S. Open. Earned a sponsor's exemption into the P&G NW Arkansas LPGA Invitational. Arkansas' low finisher in nine of 11 tournaments in 2009-10. Led the team with a career-low 73.27 stroke average. Nineteen top 20 career collegiate finishes. First collegiate win at the Marilyn Smith Sunflower Invitational. Career-low 209 with rounds of 74-68-67. Two-time NCAA Regional and one-time NCAA Championship participant. 2010 All-SEC First-Team after a career-best fourth-place finish. Three top five finishes in the 2010 fall season. Earned National Golf Coaches Association All-America honors. Fourth for South Africa at the World Team Amateur Championship in Argentina.
|SPIRIT OF THE RAZORBACK AWARD — Jake Bequette, Football Graduated in three years; bachelor's degree in business administration; 3.5 GPA. Working on master's degree in sport management. 2007-08 SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll. 2007-08 Lon Farrell Academic Honor Roll. 2008-09 Razorback Honor Roll. 2009 SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll. 2008 SEC All-Freshman Team. Helped clean and empty trash at Earth Day at the Boys and Girls Club. Lift Up America: Feeding the Hungry in Northwest Arkansas. Big Brothers & Big Sisters: Signed autographs and took pictures. Visited the Children's Hospital. Make A Difference Day.
|RAZORBACK ATHLETE OF THE YEAR — Yi-Ting Siow, Swimming Two-time SEC 200 breaststroke champion. Won two SEC titles in 2010. Fourth SEC swimmer to win back-to-back titles in the 200 breaststroke since 1981. Placed fourth at the SEC Championships in the 400 individual medley. Three-time SEC Swimmer of the Week in 2010. First-Team All-SEC in the 200 breaststroke. Fourth place at the 2010 NCAA Championships. Four-time NCAA All-American. Holds Arkansas records for 200 breaststroke, 200 IM and the 400 IM. Member of the record-holding 400-medley relay team. Three-time Olympian for Malaysia.
|RAZORBACK ATHLETE OF THE YEAR — Ryan Mallett, Football Manning Award finalist. Second-Team All-SEC (AP and Coaches). Davey O'Brien Award and Maxwell Award semifinalist. Led Arkansas to a 10-3 season including program's first BCS Bowl Game. Broke or tied 45 school or stadium records. Holds UA's career passing yards record (7,493). Holds Arkansas' career passing TDs record (62). Broke UA single-season completions record (266) in 2010. Broke UA single-season touchdown passes record (32) in 2010. Nine 300-yard games led NCAA and pushed career total to school-record 14. Threw for UA single-season record 3,869 yards and school-record 32 touchdowns in 2010 to become just fourth quarterback in SEC history to throw for 3,000 yards and 30 touchdowns in consecutive seasons. One of three quarterbacks in SEC history to eclipse 3,500 passing yards in back to-back seasons. Career average touchdown pass length of 29.6 yards is longest in SEC history. Ranks second on UA's all-time career TD responsibility list (68). Is second on Arkansas' all-time career total offense list (7,390). Ranks second on UA's all-time career completions list (491).


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Indiana says that over the past two decades it has been storing samples from newborns, potentially for use in medical research, without the consent of the children's parents, according to the Associated Press.
Between 1991 and June 2013, Indiana's Department of Health says, blood samples from around 2.3 million children were collected and stored without parental consent. Those samples have not been used in research programs yet, but what should happen to them now is up in the air.


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Work Place: Hanoi Towers, 49 Hai Ba Trung, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi
Work Hours: Monday – Friday 8:00am – 5:30pm
Job Descriptions
• Assists in executing the Marketing Plan with the Marketing & Communication Manager
• Maintains a database of clients, media and partners contacts
• Assists in any liaison and internal meetings
• Responsible for the drafting of English and Vietnamese press releases and other marketing materials (both online and offline)
• Revises and updates the press kit both in English and Vietnamese
• In charge of market analyses, competitive intelligence and reporting
• Helps coordinating events that will take place
• Manages and updates content for social media (Facebook, Instagram, TripAdvisor, etc.)
Direct, functional and external liaisons
• Reports directly to the Marketing and Communications Manager
• Coordinates with other divisions and departments to ensure smooth operation of the job functions
• Maintains contacts with professional people, members of the press and media and any other persons who are clients or potential clients of the hotel.
Job Requirements
• Marketing/ PR/ Advertising/ Communication specialization preferred
• Vietnamese native speaker
• Fluent in written and spoken English, additional languages highly regarded
• Customer driven with the ability to build close relationships with the media
• Possess outgoing personality
• Computer literacy
• Previous Hospitality Industry experience highly regarded
• Attractive salary
• 12 days annual leave, paid sick-leave,…
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LoHi remains the city's hottest restaurant neighborhood in town, with would-be restaurateurs still looking for open spaces in the area. The most recent project announced is Central Bistro and Bar, going in right on the edge of Highland, where Lance Barto will be serving new American food.
But what about old American food...like a sandwich? Or a big burrito?
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I live in Lower Highland and absolutely love the slew of independent restaurants and shops, but we are in dire need of some form of fast casual food. The only option is Mary Janes Pizza, which is a late night spot. Would it be so terrible to put a Chipotle or a local sandwich shop somewhere on 32nd?
Chipotle, of course, is a homegrown product; The massive burrito chain got its start with a single Chipotle on East Evans Avenue twenty years ago. Would it be so terrible to put one on West 32nd? What else does LoHi need?


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Beyond the Moon collaborates with specific holiday partners. The chosen destination depends on the physical and medical condition of the sick child and on the availability. Consequently, the possibilities are first assessed with the child's primary care physician who, upon mutual agreement, delivers his written medical authorisation for this family vacation with the sick child. Many families prefer to stay close to home, so the trip is not too tiring for the sick child.
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This story was featured in the January 2017 issue of Southwest Art magazine. Get the Southwest Art January 2017 print issue or digital download now–then subscribe to Southwest Art and never miss another story.
Longhorns, antelope, bison, wolves, deer, and geese—you name it, Peggy Judy has painted it. But if one subject reigns supreme in the artist's western and agrarian works, it's decidedly the beloved horse. An equestrian passion runs in the Colorado native's family—her husband is an equine veterinarian and her two children, now grown, are skilled horsemen—so it seems only natural that paintings of horses and horsemanship claim a major portion of Judy's oeuvre.
Having owned a sport horse training and breeding facility for 30 years, Judy has had plenty of reference material to tap, but she also brings inventive interpretations of the creature to her canvas. "I don't need to present the horses in my art as true to life," she says. "I want to express the power and vibrancy of the animal using color, light, and space. I tend to see things as compositions rather than scenes."
Judy studied art at Colorado State University, where instructors Phil Risbeck and John Sorbie were "extremely influential," she says. "John was intense and sharp, like his art," she adds, while "Phil was softer edged and allowed us to explore and create." Today, Judy says she often reflects back on—and understands—what they were trying to teach her: "To see, to listen, to challenge myself, and to explore," she says. "To be my own person."
See Judy's work at Kneeland Gallery, Ketchum, ID; Acosta Strong Fine Art, Santa Fe, NM; Ann Korologos Gallery, Basalt, CO; Equis Art Gallery, Red Hook, NY; Act I Gallery, Taos, NM; Western Stars Gallery and Studio, Lyons, CO; Tracy Miller Gallery, Manitou Springs, CO; Mary Williams Fine Arts, Boulder, CO; and www.peggyjudy.fineaw.com. —Kim Agricola
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3 3SharesI have failed to post the last two days for write 31…don't worry I thought about it but had to give myself a little grace. Sickness happens. I stand by the fact that sickness usually comes around when God says slow down. I am reminded of that after speeding and
Embracing God's Pace – When it's not what you expected
3 3SharesI looked out to the crowd and it didn't look like what I had expected. I expected more, I believed for bigger and better. I prayed and asked God to do something incredible, I asked Him to move mountains in the lives of the women in the room. But there
Embracing God's Pace- Prayer
3 3Shares "Hannah got up and went to pray…Hannah was in deep anguish, crying bitterly as she prayed to the Lord…As she was praying to the Lord, Eli watched her. Seeing her lips moving but hearing no sound, he thought she had been drinking." (1 Samuel 1:9-18) Prayer is a part
Embracing God's Pace- Gratitude
3 3SharesHave we become Christian woman who have lost sight of gratitude because of the darkness around us? I don't know that we ever intentionally become ungrateful, it happens over time. When our pace becomes too much, when the world around us looks so hopeless…that seems to be the time when
Embracing God's Pace- Uncertainty
3 3SharesIf I am honest I seriously struggled with what to write and how to write it. Uncertainty is ugly, and often leaves us panicked. Well it leaves me panicked anyway. We are living in a culture and day of uncertainty and unpredictability. It can all change at a moment's notice
Embracing God's Pace- When Grief Comes
3 3Shares It was a beautiful fall day, my usual daily task included getting my husband out the door for work and taking care of our 3 month-old baby girl. Life was simple and yet oddly complicated. I placed my morning phone call to my dad…but that day he didn't answer.
Embracing God's Pace – Sharing the Gospel
3 3Shares We cannot talk about embracing God's pace without talking about sharing the Gospel. You see God's pace is about what is important, it is about what He told the disciples to go and do. He told them to go and make more disciples, to tell others that there is
Embracing God's Pace-Test
3 3Shares Have you ever had a moment when you feel like God is testing you? Seeing what your faith is made of? Seeing if you can withstand the wind and pressure? The idea of embracing God's pace is a test for me, a test of how much I am willing
Embracing God's Pace – Unrealistic Deadlines
3 3Shares So here is the lovely part of God working on something deeply within you… Watching it unfold… Wrapping up 2 ½ weeks of rest at our broom tree, ended with us taping windows and preparing for a possible hurricane. It ended with deep heartfelt prayers asking for God's immeasurable
Embracing God's Pace – Abiding
3 3Shares The idea of embracing God's pace is so foreign… We are into rushing, racing, pushing to the brink of exhaustion, caffeine addicted just to keep up. God abides, rests, remains, sustains and isn't measured by time. How is it as His children we miss His pace and follow our