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text: Hey Guys, I have been thinking hard about new ways to make money off the internet, more specifically, ideas that can be made into businesses with some hard work. I have been focusing on the idea of arbitrage so that it won't cost too much to start, either risk or monetary investment. What do you guys think about a fiverr arbitrage, taking jobs from fiverr and then outsourcing them to either mturks/microworkers or get someone from the Phillipines that you pay $200 a month that does all of the stupid little jobs that you tell him to (didn't mean for this to sound offensive Does this sound like it might work at all/ does anyone have a nice twist that they would like to share? Thanks


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Today is a great day for Shutterstock.
The company becomes a public company on the New York Stock Exchange: check out NASDAQ:SSTK.
So now each one of us can grab a share of the Shutterstock success 🙂 (please do not see it as a financial advise)
Congratulations Shutterstock! Jon and the team – you did it, and did it well!
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Asking the Lord to keep the eyes of my heart open to the extraordinary lessons of every day life.
Saturday, June 24, 2017
The Hardest Part
In the last two years of fostering, we have had five school aged children in our home for periods ranging from 10 days to 17 months. Twice, we have had the difficult task of requesting a child be removed and placed elsewhere. It is not a part of the fostering process that anyone likes to discuss, but it is a reality I felt led to write about--if for no other reason than to quiet some of the self talk running through my brain at 2am.
It is a difficult reality to admit. My family enjoys challenges. We believe in grace and second chances. Neither of us considers human beings items that can or should be "traded in" when the going gets tough. We are not shocked easily. We don't want to raise bubble wrapped children and we certainly never entered into foster care thinking we would "give up" on a child--especially ones who had already been let down by the adults in their early lives.
Sometimes the behavior is such that even with knowledge of the reasons behind it, a family cannot tolerate it. For safety's sake, every heart and developing life in a home has to be considered.
I deeply believe in the need for loving, stable foster families and gulp hard when I write about the challenges. I do not ever want my words to be used to justify someone's decision to turn the other way and ignore the plight of the orphans among us. I do, however, think it is vital that people understand the deep and real challenges of this system. I trust that God will continue to call people to this work not because they've been shown only a rosy view.
It is frequently generational cycles of sin that result in children coming into care. Those of us on the frontlines of this ministry are also plagued with sins of fear, pride, self-reliance, and greed. Sinners helping sinners in a sinful world. Of course, it is broken!
Both times we have requested removal it has been with an overwhelming sense that we could not serve the therapeutic needs of the child and the others in our home as well. Both decisions have held a moment of eyeball to eyeball unity with my husband. Each time as the child was driven away, I have cried tears of loss, resignation, regret, shame, and relief.
Even knowing the intimate details of our situations and trusting the wise counsel of those who agreed with our moves, I cannot help but feel ashamed that we couldn't 'cut it,' fear that maybe it wasn't really that we 'couldn't' but instead that we simply wouldn't. I've had to lay down a Messiah complex I can be reluctant to admit. I'm realizing this work is sometimes a marathon and other times more like a relay. We aren't always called to cross the finish line, but instead to merely run the baton for our leg.
As I've processed some of my disappointment, I've recognized my preference to 'lick my wounds' privately--reserving the exposure of my vulnerabilities to only a few. I tend to shout from the rooftops when life is good and go quiet when I'm wrestling. May we never forget there is a deep blessing in the wrestling as well.
This is the part of the journey that has stretched and grown us most--especially in our reliance on the Lord instead of the opinions of others or our own wisdom and life experience. Each time has been a great humbling, but also a reminder that following God where He leads means letting go of the cleaner/neater/more flattering-to-our-own-image story we would write. I am reminded that God uses it all--every broken and confusing piece.
This is real life. This is where growth happens.
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- Kathryn said...
I'm reading The Broken Way by Ann Voskamp. In chapter 6 she talks about emptying yourself out by pouring into others. You are a prime example of that.
She also says "we aren't here to make an impression, but to make a difference". You are making a difference in lives of many, but especially in how you love and care for those who come into your life.
- LeighAnn said...
As I have followed your journey through fostering it has brought back so many feelings from my own childhood. I am the older of two girls born to a dad who was a judge and mother who was a stay-at-home mom.
My parents were always modeling ways for us to be generous and helpful to others. When they decided to foster, my sister and I were excited at the idea of helping a child who did not have the kind of life we had. The reality of fostering did not mirror the hopes my sister and I had. I became resentful of the disruption in our lives and home. I was only nine years old and felt guilty that I wanted my family/life back. I didn't tell my parents how I felt because I didn't want to disappoint them. After the second foster child my parents decided against fostering again and I was relieved.
It is difficult for me to write this because I know there will be someone who is self-righteous and judge me, but this is my truth. You should not feel guilty. It is your experience and your life. Only you know how you feel and how this affects your family.
God bless you and your family.
- JMom said...
Thank you for sharing. No judgment here. I really get it. ❤
- JMom said...
Thank you Kathryn. I see the way YOU love and serve, my friend. And, yes, I read and loved The Broken Way!
- Denise Ross said...
No judgement here. In being brutally honest we open ourselves up to others judgement, but if we are truthfully honest then none of us can judge others because we are all guilty of the same thoughts and feelings at some times in our lives. I've not lived in your shoes in fostering family but I've felt the same feelings and had the same thoughts in other situations I've been in myself. Personally I believe it is a natural human response and it's only God working in our hearts that changes us to have a response that is different to this. Thank you fir sharing, takes a lot of courage to do this.


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What's With Those Numbers On Fertilizer Packs?
Our bodies are our gardens to which our wills are gardeners.
William Shakespeare (1564 - 1616)
Have you ever noticed the three numbers on fertilizer labels?
For example, 5-10-5 or 14-14-14 indicate the percentage of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potash that the product contains. Often these nutrients are represented by their chemical symbols: N for nitrogen, P for Phosphorus, and K for potassium (also known as potash).
These primary nurtients are listed in that order on fertilizer labels and is required by law.
Here's what these ingredients do:
NITROGEN stumulates foliage formation and gives leaves their healthy green glow. Symptoms of insufficient nitrogen include stunted growth and pale leaves.
PHOSPHERUS encourages strong root formation and maturity, which means good lfowering and fruit sets. You'll notice leaves with a reddish or purple hue, and reduced lbossoms when therte is not enough phosporus.
POTASSIUM promotes hardiness and disease resistance. Reduced vigor, leat-yip socrch, and small, thin skinnned fruit occurs with too little potassium.
Those are the BIG THREE but more than 20 nutrients are also needed for healthy plants. They are usually flagged on the label as "plus minors". Although they are needed in smaller qauntities, they are, nonetheless, essential and include iron, calcium, magnesium, zinc, and others.
I think of fertilizer with all the nurtrients are like a multi-vitamin for my garden plants. Why not?
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P.S. I just have to brag! I just got a wonderful review for one of my books: "Anyone Can Consult!" that is a real rave!
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Anyone Can Consult
By: Victor K. Pryles
Reviewed by: Dallas Hodder Franklin
Title: Anyone Can Consult - With Complete Research Course and Index
Author: Victor K. Pryles
Copyright: 2002-2003
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Pages: 118
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The first part of the ebook, Anyone Can Consult by Victor K. Pryles is devoted to explaining why you can be a consultant and actually guides you through the process. Pryles certainly has me convinced. He offers point-blank questions so you can determine your own abilities and attributes. This is a likely career option for writers given the definition of 'consultant' and it's application in a writer's life. A consultant uses all his/her abilities and talents. This automatically instigates a constant creative process on a daily basis. Pryles takes you from being a complete novice to showing you every step along the way to making 'consultant' part of your own livelihood. He offers suggestions on getting clients and they aren't just thrown in with fluff. Pryles goes into great detail in showing how each is obtained. He obviously knows about what he speaks of and has made a career doing consultant work for over 25 years now. His experience and knowledge comes through the pages of this ebook. You'll learn about setting a fee structure based upon your experience. You'll find different strategies when communicating with clients to determine solutions available. Every question you've ever asked about this rising career is answered completely and clearly. The second part of the ebook is a course on learning how to research. It's sure to be educational even if you think you already know all the various ways one can research. There are web sites out there on the Internet at your fingertips and Pryles shows you exactly where to find them. The course is an excellent section for fine-tuning your research skills. It provides many tricks of the trade in locating information you probably would never have thought of before. Anyone Can Consult finishes off with more tips on organizing and another good dose of self confidence to boost that self esteem. It's designed not only to teach but to teach with positive input and output. I highly recommend this ebook and give it a top rating of 10!
2004 Dallas Hodder Franklin
Rating: 10 (being overall 'the best')


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Last of the Angry Artists
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"Zoogz Rift is perhaps a footnote now in the annals of rock history. His early stuff does reflect an adoration of Zappa and Beefheart, but through the Zoogz filter, something quite different comes out.
This album is the second is a series of three albums (The Water Series). It was at this time that he achieved his, um, most commercial success. "Island of Living Puke" is IMHO an unrecognized masterpiece, and this album is a worthwhile followup.
At his best, Zoogz speaks for all the misunderstood artists of the world, the ones that rail against common wisdom, are out of time. They have the hardest job of all, the most thankless. They are never fashionable.
Underneath this bed of vitriol is some great musicianship. Zoogz is a good guitar player with a unique style,and the rest of the band is tight. Like all of his albums, they are uneven. There is a great cover of Alice Coopers "Caught in a Dream" that he totally makes his own. There is a "Secret Marines" song (a recurring theme). John Trubee (another artist worth looking up) makes his obligatory guest appearance.
He cheers me up when I don't think the world gets me as an artist. I think he is better at expressing this outrage against the world (juvenile or not) than I will ever be.


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Lellisse, a senior at UW, has volunteered in the After School and Summer Youth Engagement Programs for over a year.
1. Why do you volunteer at HOAS?
"I have come to really like all of the students at HOAS and I want to see them do well in school now and in preparation for their futures. Tutoring provides me with the active role of enabling them to be better students!"
3. What has been the most rewarding part of volunteering at HOAS?
"I would say the Summer Youth Program was pretty rewarding because the kids all got to try new outdoor/physical activities that had never been accessible to them and that they had never done before and ended up either being really good at it or just loving it and wanting to do it again!"
2. What were some of the challenges you've faced while volunteering at HOAS?
"Getting stumped by questions. Sometimes everything that grownups do doesn't really make sense or have a logical explanation."
4. Will you share a funny anecdote or story about your volunteering experience?
"We had so much fun during the summer when we went swimming at the Rainier Beach Community Center, when we went to the aquarium as well as when we went hiking, but sometimes we have fun just getting homework done at the Neighborhood House. Just the other week [one student] was giving me a great summary of the book he was almost finished reading and it was fun for me to see how excited he was about this book (and the entire series)."
5. Do you see yourself continuing to work with youth or continuing to do nonprofit work in the future?
"Absolutely. Giving back to the community is rewarding for everyone. I see that I am making a positive impact and that is what I want to continue to do."
6. What's one suggestion you have for new volunteers?
"Try to get to know the kids and tell them things about yourself. They are always interested!"


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Welcome to the International Brugmansia Society's Knowledge Base. This repository will store a wealth of knowledge related to brugmansia. Check back often as new items are being added on a regular basis.
Make sure you visit our Frequently Asked Questions section for answers to commonly asked questions related to brugmansia and iBrugs.com.
If you would like to contribute an article to the iBrugs Knowledge Base, please contact Delisa
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Most Brugmansia can grow and flower all year round if they are not exposed to damaging temperatures below freezing. But many Brugmansia enthusiasts live in climate zones with pronounced winters. For these growers it is necessary to cultivate their plants in containers so they are transportable and can be brought into.... [more]
Plant Tissue Culture for the Serious Hobbyist, Teacher, Nurseryman and Other Plant Lover
Learn how to perform plant tissue culture in the comfort of your own kitchen!
The number one problem in the Brugmansia community is the naming of seedlings before they have been properly evaluated. Please do not broadcast news of a new seedling to the public using a proper name and call it a working name. At the rate the Americans alone are hybridizing we face.... [more]
If this describes you and you love growing Brugmansia, I have a solution for you called Lasagna Gardening. It certainly will reduce the effort you expend once you have it made and are using it.
The first time I ever saw the word NOID I had no-id-ea what it meant. The term NOID is often used in conjunction with a Brugmansia plant or any plant that has no identification. For example, it may be known that the plant is a Brugmansia and a close guess may even be made as to the species, but there is no name known.
Cuttings from the Sphaerocarpium group of Brugmansia (B. sanguinea, B. arborea, B. vulcanicola and their hybrids) are often notoriously difficult to root. After a few unsuccessful attempts, watching the cuttings turn into slimy mush within a short period of time, I finally found a method which I have now used successfully even in mid winter. I also applied it to other hard to root plants such as iochromas and passionflowers from the Tacsonia section with excellent results.
How to identify the various forms of Brugmansia
Pollinating Iochroma
Pollinating Iochroma is like doing brain surgery. You need tools and a lot of patience. In their native habitat, Iochroma flowers are pollinated by hummingbirds, so consider that as you tackle this delicate task.
Pollinating Iochroma is like doing brain surgery. You need tools and a lot of patience. In their native habitat, Iochroma flowers are pollinated by hummingbirds, so consider that as you tackle this delicate task.
How to Pollinate Brugmansia
Pollination of Brugmansia is best done during the cooler months or times of day. For best pollination results pollinate in spring time or late evenings to early mornings for warm climate areas. Tools to take with you are hemostats, tags, marker (such as uni Paint fine line), clean small paint brushes, fresh or fresh frozen pollen, and for evening pollination a flashlight.
How to Harvest Brugmansia Seed
Now that you have a Brugmansia seed pod you need to know when it is time to harvest. A pod is usually mature at 3 to 4 months. I like to feel and look monitoring for ripeness. When the pod is ripe it will start to soften. The most visible sign is a pod color change from green to some spots of yellowing. The pod stem will also change to a brown color. Seed from an unripe pod will be white or a pale tan and may still be viable if planted immediately. Mature seed will be darker brown to very brown and almost black. I know of at least one hybridizer that just leaves the pod on the plant to dry.
Our brugmansia are growing and soon it will be fall and we will want to share cuttings. Fusarium and Phomopsis are two of the most devastating fungal invaders of brugmansia. There are other fungal disease that mimics the signs of Fusarium and Phomopsis such as Pythium Stem Rot. The only way to have a sure diagnosis of the disease is a report from a lab with disease diagnosis. The reports will contain information about how to treat the diseased brugmansia.
One way that hybridizers of brugmansia are trying to decrease the incidence of stem rot is to breed brugmansia for stem rot resistance. Many hybridizers are now crossing brugmansia without using Brugmansia suaveolens, which has been proven to be the most likely type of brugmansia that will contract stem rot. Unfortunately, Brugmansia suaveolens is the most perfumed of all the Brugmansia species and the crossing for disease resistance is eliminating or reducing the intoxicating smell of the suaveolens species.
How to form a Brugmansia into a Single Trunk Standard
Brugmansia Suaveolens Inner Bloom Anatomy: Fused Anthers
Recipe for culture used to propagate Brugmansia via Tissue Culture.
Brugmansia Pests: Caterpillars - Inchworm
This morning I took a walk in my garden to inspect my brugmansia. Recently, I had noticed some holes in the leaves, which I had thought to be from recent heavy rains. I was surely mistaken about that speculation. The holes had grown. Many of the leaves were just gone! Upon closer inspection the culprit was the inchworm larva of the geometrid moths. The inchworm is also known as looper, measuring worm, and cankerworm.
Brugmansia Pests: Caterpillars - Hornworms
It can't be denied that caterpillars love Brugmansia. One interesting fact is that the genus Brugmansia is a relative of the tomato. Both are from the family Solanaceae (sol-uh-NAY-see-ee). Therefore, it is not unusual to see brugmansia and the tomato being susceptible to the same pests and disease. Caterpillar pests shared by both include the Tomato Hornworm and Tobacco Hornworm similar as to often be labeled as the same hornworm.
Brugmansia Inner Bloom Anatomy
Brugmansia Outer Bloom Anatomy
Bringing in a Brugmansia for Dormancy
The largest pot I ever use is 14"wide x 14" tall for my largest Brugs. That means my largest root balls are just under 7" wide from the stem to the edge so you can imagine how "pruned" they are once they are dug.


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Today, I've got a real treat for you guys! Alyssa from the QueenofQuinoa is here with us to share one of her amazing gluten free recipes! I first ran across her website when I was searching for one of my own recipes that I wanted to make again. I was immediately impressed by her recipes, photography and warm personality. She excels at creative dessert recipes, and I think you will agree that we have a winner with this one!
I first found Wendy, and her fabulous site, on my search for inspiration in my quinoa filled kitchen. I was still new the world of blogging, slowly navigating the world of gluten-free cooking. I of course loved all things quinoa, but was feeling stuck in my same old saute ways.
Then I discovered Cooking Quinoa. What an amazing collection of recipes. I had found my inspiration and was ready to get in the kitchen.
Now that I've found my groove with my lovely little quinoa friend, I'm not afraid to experiment. Whether its desserts, sushi or a salad, quinoa can be the star of any dish.
Even in a fudgy chocolate brownie.
This recipe was an accidental success. Don't you love when that happens? I was craving chocolate. Like rich, dark chocolate. But a healthy chocolate. Hold the sugar. Hold the dairy. Hold the gluten. Most people would say, "Hold all the good stuff".
So I added some good stuff. The best stuff. Quinoa.
Quinoa and chocolate. Why not try a brownie? The result is downright sinful. Moist and tender, but with the feeling of a light-richness. Whipped up with natural sweetness, this brownie is simply decadent.
Moist and tender, but with the feeling of a light-richness. Whipped up with natural sweetness, this Fudgy Quinoa Brownies is simply decadent.
- 3 oz raw carob chips or unsweetened chocolate
- ¼ cup coconut oil
- ½ cup millet flour
- ¼ cup raw cocoa powder regular would work too
- ½ teaspoon guar gum or xanthan gum
- ½ cup coconut sugar brown sugar or cane sugar can be used
- ¼ teaspoon baking powder
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- ½ teaspoon cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon cinnamon
- 2 large eggs beaten *see note
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- ½ cup cooked quinoa
- ½ cup almond milk or milk of your choice
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F and line a 6" x 6" baking dish with parchment paper.
- Whisk the dry ingredients + ½ teaspoon stevia (minus the quinoa) in a medium mixing bowl.
- In a small microwave safe bowl, melt the carob chips and coconut oil.
- Beat the eggs in a second small bowl. Add the vanilla, milk and melted chocolate, mixing to combine.
- Add the wet ingredients to the dry ingredients and mix until a smooth batter forms.
- Stir in the cooked quinoa and transfer to the baking dish.
- Bake in the center of a warm oven until the brownies are set, 15 - 20 minutes.
- Enjoy topped with non dairy whipped cream or yogurt!
Wendy's Note: In place of the eggs I would use 2 tablespoons of ground flax seeds mixed with 6 tablespoons of warm water.
Get your daily dose of the Queen of Quinoa!
Alyssa Rimmer is the quinoa-obsessed girl behind the gluten-free blog QueenofQuinoa. Alyssa loves experimenting with nutritious and whole-food ingredients and seeks to encourage the everyday home chef that cooking and eating gluten free can not only be healthy, but also delicious and fun.


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Last time I checked, which was a minute ago, just so I could say that, Albany was the capital of New York. It's not a particularly pleasant place to be, I mean, even NY's Attorney General keeps a second office in Manhattan where he spends most of his time. So why did Pedro Garcia name this beautiful, dainty ballet flat after such a dismal place?
But wait, who's Pedro Garcia? Why haven't I heard of him before? According to Google, he's either a famous Pastor, a football player, or a mysterious fashion designer. I'm gonna go with the third door. I do like this shoe though, even if I know nothing about the designer other than his first and last names.
Nice, pale pink, ruffle on the toe, pointed. I'm in heaven. I still don't get why it's called the Albany, though.


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Forget about dancing bears ... say hello to a dancing dog. And this one is so nimble on his paws he's won a top award at Crufts.
Tri colour border collie Fawkes took the top spot in Crufts' freestyle section this week with a 'heelwork to music' routine with his owner Dr Caroline Garrett.
Caroline, 36, of Station Approach, Hassocks, has had Fawkes - otherwise known as Wildsea Phoenix of Fire - for the past three years after his previous owner died of cancer.
"He started his training when he was a puppy," said Caroline.
"He started life with a friend of mine who lost her life to cancer.
"I took him on and carried on with his training."
And the training has been so successful that last year six-year-old Fawkes took second place in the freestyle category after narrowly missing first.
Now he's well and truly proved himself top dog by scooping the top title with a 'dancing' routine set to the music of Swan Lake.
Caroline, who works at the University of Brighton, was presented with a crystal trophy and rosette and Fawkes himself didn't miss out - he was presented with a stuffed swan by the sister of his previous owner. "He absolutely loves it," said Caroline. "He throws it around all over the place."


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Easier access to forms on our website
Today we launched an update to the way you can access the forms on our website, including rate sheets, outlines of coverage, applications, brochures, and more.
Why we're changing our forms
Without getting too technical, our old forms were "PDF Portfolios" which is basically a collection of individual PDFs bundled together into one single file. The nice thing about them is that you could download everything you need in one file. The downside was that you had to download them to your computer first, and many of you had trouble opening them, because they require Adobe Reader or Acrobat to open. So we received a lot of support calls about that.
The old style of forms were a pain for us to manage and keep up-to-date, and difficult for agents to use. You complained, and we listened.
How to use the new format
Now, when you visit a carrier page to download forms, you still need to sign in. You'll see a list of folders named by state. If you're not signed in, clicking a state will ask you to log in. Once you're logged in, clicking a state will open a new window showing all the files for that carrier in the selected state. You may then preview the file in your browser, and optionally download it.
More up-to-date going forward
We're now using Google Drive, which is an online storage system. Now, instead of creating new Portfolio files when we could squeeze it into our schedules, we simply copy new files to Google Drive, which immediately updates our website.
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If you have any trouble finding what you need, please reach out to us for help. I hope you find the new way easier to use.
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Van Hool Buses
AC Transit is introducing our new Van Hool buses. Unlike any other bus running in the United States, this bus has a 100 percent low-floor for easy entrance and exit. These European-styled buses also provide a third rear door in the back for quicker unloading. You are riding a new Van Hool that will forever change the face of urban transit buses in North America.
AC Transit has ordered 134 forty-foot A330 and 57 sixty-foot articulated AG300 buses, with deliveries scheduled to begin in April 2003, and completed by December 2003. Their arrival will allow AC Transit to retire its fleet of 18 and 19 year-old buses.
The new Van Hools will appear on AC Transit's Bus Rapid Transit lines, beginning with the "San Pablo Rapid," scheduled to start service in June 2003. These buses also will be assigned to at least five major trunklines carrying in excess of 97,000 passengers per day.
Look for two prototype Van Hool buses, currently running in the East Bay. Find and fill out our onboard survey card and let us know what you think.
Enjoy these new features to make your riding easier:
- Stop Request Buttons: Instead of pulling a cord to signal the driver to stop, look for small red devices mounted on upright poles, or on bulkheads next to windows. Just push the yellow button to request that the driver stop.
- Exit Doors: You no longer have to push and hold open the doors when exiting the bus. Instead, look for the small boxes on the vertical poles on either side of the doors. When you see the orange light, push the button below the box. This automatically opens the doors. The doors remain open until you safely exit.
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BIO: Michael B Schwartz, MFA 1991 University of Arizona, BFA 1988 Tyler School of Art at Temple University, is a visual artist whose creative practice includes the production of public art, murals, paintings, drawings, writings in addition to teaching. He has worked the Philadelphia Mural Arts Program, Settlement Music School, Fleisher Art Memorial, International Council of Adult Education, National Audubon Society, Tucson Museum of Art, Teaching Artist Journal and Prescott College. His many awards include the Puffin Foundation and Art Matters Fellowships. Currently he serves as the Director of the Tucson Arts Brigade, as a field agent with the USDAC and as lead-artist on a series of studio and public arts projects.
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Internet ad revenue reached $1.92 billion in 1998, more than double the $906.5 million spent in 1997, according to an Internet Advertising Bureau report being released today.
"There is continued confidence in the [online] medium," said Rich LeFurgy, chairman of the IAB, noting that online ad spending surpassed outdoor advertising in total dollars spent for the first time.
The report, administered for the IAB by PricewaterhouseCoopers, found that 92% percent of total Internet ad revenue is derived from the top 50 Web sites, compared with 83% last year.
"We're getting more online media companies participating in online revenue," said Mr. LeFurgy. The dominant pricing model, making up 54% of total revenue, continues to be a hybrid, or "advercommerce" deal, said Mr. LeFurgy. Such deals are made up of an upfront payment for cost per thousand impressions and a backend payment based on performance, such as the cost per click or cost per sale.
CPM-only deals were 40% of total revenue, while performance-based deals made up 6% of revenue.
"The clear momentum is in the hybrid model," said Mr. LeFurgy. "It's a win-win for publishers and clients."
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Flash memory is great technology. It's used in many diverse ways and is especially useful because it allows for mission-critical code to be changed on the fly when necessary. For example, you can flash a computer BIOS with core system-level updates, load new driver code into your printers, and load new mini-OS code or OS-helper code into a variety of devices such as disk drives, media players, mobile phones, PDAs, and other embedded systems.
Unfortunately, although flash-based devices are incredibly flexible, not everyone is aware of exactly which devices in their networks have such memory. What's even more of a problem is that some devices can have their flash memory updated without the need for any type of authentication. That poses a rather obvious problem, and Rich Smith of HP Systems Security Lab thinks it's destined to become a big security concern.
Last week at the EUSecWest conference in London (see the URL below), Smith revealed some of his research into a potential nightmare that he calls called Permanent Denial of Service (PDoS), which would be induced by a "Phlash" attack. That is to say, a Phlash attack is a condition in which an intruder flashes a device with faulty code that renders a device permanently disabled. You might have experienced this at your own hand if you've ever tried--and failed--to flash a WiFi router with new code only to discover that the update didn't complete properly and as a result your router completely stopped working.
Smith thinks that because vendors are working feverishly to harden OSs and applications, intruders will eventually turn to new targets, namely flash-based devices. He points out that because Phlash attacks are a one-off type of attack, they might become more appealing because a botnet isn't necessary, as in distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks. So, any sort of network-enabled device that has a flash update mechanism could potentially become a target of a Phlash attack.
Granted, many devices have authentication mechanisms that must be surpassed before a flash update can take place. However, there are a lot of devices in use today that either have no authentication mechanism or are shipped with default passwords that are never changed by device operators. The potential for a Phlash attack points out the need to examine and possibly augment your audit procedures. In short you need to know if you have any flash-enabled devices on your network, and if you do, which ones are vulnerable.
I don't know of any tool that can automate such an audit process; however, Smith has developed a generic fuzzing framework called PhlashDance that can help identify devices that are potentially vulnerable to Phlash attacks. Unfortunately he has no immediate plans to release that framework, so maybe we'll see someone else come up with a solution and make it generally available before the bad guys come up with one and start using it to identify potential targets.
The good news is that there are no known Phlash attacks happening at this point. In addition, some people think these attacks aren't likely to occur. These people base their opinion on the idea that simply destroying a device isn't attractive to bad guys because destruction doesn't necessarily bring the kind of financial rewards that extortion can bring. However, these attacks could start at any time--I wouldn't underestimate the willingness of a sociopath to do harm out of sheer spite, even if it means no financial reward. For many sick minds destruction in and of itself is more than enough of a reward. Therefore auditing your systems now, as best you can, is a good idea.


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firedude6006 wrote:I hate it when people bully each other I just stand up for him tell them to knock it off and if they dont I challenge them to a pvpand plus all this i need a boy/girl it is annoying Eric SwiftPyre lvl 39 Pyromancer 8)If you are walking on thin ice might as well dance
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A special pre-conference session before NCSEE 2000
Still Failing at Fairness? Beyond Boys vs. Girls
with David Sadker and Phyllis Lerner
July 15, 2000 Saturday
8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Sheraton Denver West
Lakewood, Colorado
What: A unique workshop to detect and eliminate classroom bias through
collegial coaching.
When: Saturday, July 15, 2000 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Where: Sheraton Denver West
360 Union Blvd.
Lakewood, CO 80228
(303) 987-2000
Cost: $75.00 per person
$65.00 per person with a team of 4 or more
(breakfast and snacks included; lunch on your own)
Participants will increase both the effectiveness and equity of their
classroom teaching. The workshop is based on 20 years of research
in classrooms from grade school through graduate school by two of the
nation's most well known and respected authors and teacher educators, the
late Myra Sadker and David Sadker. At the workshop's conclusion, interested
attendees are invited to meet with David Sadker and Phyllis Lerner to
their individual or team research, writing or instructional plans.
Training agenda:
· Introductions/ Brief Historical Overview of Gender Bias in Schools
· Professional Communications: The Gender Communications Gap (Quiz)
· Analysis and Assessment of "Model" Teacher on Videotape
· Role Play: Gender Bias in the Classroom
· Review of the Research: Dateline: NBC with Jane Pauley and the Sadkers
· Cost of Gender Bias for Females and Males
· Objective Data Gathering Techniques
· Collegial Coaching Practice
· Strategies for Change
· Optional Individual/Team Meetings with David Sadker and Phyllis Lerner
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Nancy grew more and more anxious as the days went on. Would Henry do the same to her as he did to his mother? Would she, too, end up alone? She cared about Henry more than anything, not only as a lover, but as the closest friendship she's ever had. She depended on him for happiness, and now, to her dismay, she learned he was fully capable of disposing her, just as he did to his mother. The thought plagued Nancy, sending her into frequent panic attacks and hysteric, depressive episodes. Henry was a kind and understanding man, he really was, but this was all bringing back a flood of horrible memories. Though she never talked of death nor wishing for said tragedies, Nancy constantly begged Henry to reassure that he would never abandon her. She had become too similar to his mother. Without thinking, Henry quit his job as a journalist. That night, he packed his necessary belongings, and made attempts to escape the house without catching Nancy's attention. Quietly, he made his way out of bed, down the hall, though the kitchen… his hand was hovering above the door knob when the kitchen lights flickered on. Nancy had been startled awake by the absence of a body lying next to her. Henry, suitcase in hand, made it quite clear of exactly what he was planning to do. Overcome with emotion and unstable in her reasoning, Nancy pulled a knife out of a kitchen drawer…
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"BLACK & WHITE" is an original song by Ghost. It is the 2nd song in the COMMUNICATIONS Series.
This song exceeded 100,000 views on YouTube.
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Whoever may read this letter,
As you may already know, my name is Nancy Elsner
I have nothing left but my deepest regrets
I was certain my love was still alive.
I heard the colors of his voice in the radio, I swear.
Maybe I'm mistaken
I'm a little shaken by that beautiful, colorful voice of yours
The patterns and the repetition
You tell me I won't listen
You're all alone, you're tellin' me
It's all a joke, she's tellin' me
Like a misheard game of telephone
These are the girls of my world
Like a misspelled word I'll never use
It's there in black and white
It's all freshly typed
I'm truly sorry, but things have changed
You're not the girl I used to know
It's killing me
And in the depths of my memories
Your stories echo from the past
Because your fears caught up with you at last
Sorry, I really am
My final words are on the page
In black and white
And down the hallway of memories
Your vibrant eyes emit a glow
That drains my heart of love
These emotions taking over…
My, what a sight
My, my, what an interesting sight
Your tears
My blood
My color
Sorry, but things have changed
You're not the girl I used to know
It's killing me
And in the depths of my memories
Your stories echo from the past
Because your fears caught up with you at last
My final words are on the page
Your vibrant eyes emit a glow
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In 2004, friends Henry Thorne, a world-leading roboticist, and Rob Daley, a successful businessman, met over lunch to discuss their individual plans for future business ventures. They both knew there were only two ways to make it as an entrepreneur: create a new market or change an existing one.
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GARY, Ind. (AP) — Severe thunderstorms raked much of the northern half of Indiana on Thursday, packing lightning blamed for two deaths in Gary and fires across the state. The storms also brought heavy rains that broke a record in South Bend.
The Merrillville Post-Tribune and WLS-TV reported a man working on a Gary billboard died at a hospital after being struck by lightning.
WLS also reported a house fire believed caused by a lightning strike killed a second man and injured a child. Gary Fire Department Chief of Operations Mark Jones said firefighters found a 42-year-old man and a 9-month-old child in the house suffering from smoke inhalation.
"Once the initial company got into the structure, they found heavy flames, and conducted a search where they found two victims," Jones said.
The man died at a hospital and the child was airlifted to Comer Children's Hospital in Chicago.
Authorities did not immediately release the names of all three victims.
Lightning strikes also were suspected in fires in Plymouth, about 20 miles south of South Bend, and in the central Indiana cities of Carmel, New Castle and Elwood.
The National Weather Service said South Bend set a rainfall record for the date with 3.44 inches, breaking the old mark of 2.24 inches set in 1960. It said a trained weather spotter in nearby Elkhart measured nearly 3 inches of rain.
The St. Joseph County Emergency Management Agency made sandbags available at several locations amid a warning of possible flooding.
A fresh round of storms hit northern Indiana Thursday evening, spawning a funnel cloud near the town of Earl Park, about 60 miles south of Gary, the weather service said.
Lightning strikes earlier in the day were suspected in fires that caused heavy damage to a restaurant in New Castle, destroyed a house in Elwood and damaged a house and restaurant in Carmel.


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There are 2 ways to get one of our fresh all natural turkeys for the upcoming holidays.For the people in Northern Utah in Weber ,Davis ,Box Elder and Cache counties you can place your order by phone now. Then it will be reserved for you to pick up at our small retail outlet the week of Thanksgiving. Our price this year is $2.69lb at our retail outlet. To be guaranteed one of our fresh all natural turkeys you need to be sure and place your order ahead of time. There is no deposit required all we ask is if you find you need to cancel please call and let us know. We always sale out so this makes it so we can let someone else enjoy the ultimate in a fresh all natural turkey. Remember these are free range turkeys that have been raised outdoors. Feed top quality feed we mix ourselves with no growth enhancers or antibiotics. They come oven ready with pop up timers for your convenience. We are very reasonably priced when compared to other all naturally raised turkeys, you will find, that are raised this way . For more information or to place an order please call 801-731-3760. Fresh turkeys will be available starting November 6th through November 27th. For people living in Salt Lake City and further South you have 2 options . Order from us and come pick it up at our outlet. Or we have a few stores listed below that carry our turkeys. However they have there own price per pound and they also accept orders but they will cost you a little more.
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Dogs, dogs, everywhere! My holiday collaboration with Anthropologie features all kinds of dogs, big and teeny, fluffy and short-haired, on the go and having fun in some of my favorite cities.
A friendly reminder to register to vote.
Ode to the women who tend to Brooklyn's sidewalks in autumn, relentlessly sweeping up locust tree leaves.
The progression of women's friendships through stages of life. For The New York Times.
Illustrating the joy that comes from supportive female friendships, or het wij-gevoel for the Dutch magazine FLOW.
Capturing that breezy summer feeling.
The power of best friendships, for The New York Times.
Cover illustration for Time Out New York, highlighting all of the things to do this summer on NYC's many waterfronts.
Cover illustration and lettering for Angela Garbes' book Like A Mother: A Feminist Journey through the Science and Culture of Pregnancy, from Harper Wave.
Available for preorder, and in bookstores on May 29.
Trees bloom and winds gust as spring finally arrives.
Cover and interior illustrations for Mariam Gates' This Moment Is Your Life (And So Is This One): A Fun and Easy Guide to Mindfulness, Meditation, and Yoga, from Penguin Dial. Available in bookstores and online 5/22/18.
Happy to announce my artist representation in the UK by Snyder New York, who have repped me in North America since 2015.
Don't forget to eat your breakfast.
Inspired by a weekend in the country with a few of my favorite rustic bitches, this little enamel pin is perfect for those who like camping, jumping in swimmin' holes, and chopping wood.
Creative ways to style stripes and profiles of style icons that have made this ubiquitous pattern an everyday classic. Cover and interior illustrations for Hardie Grant UK.
Available on Amazon and in book stores.
Why choose when you can do both?
Almost was ready to start the day, but then something came up.
An illustrated map of Michigan's upper and lower peninsulas.
Series of illustrations to highlight International Women's Day 2018, for Keds.
A fully-illustrated journal full of fun prompts to help you share stories and celebrate your mom. For Abrams Noterie.
Available on Amazon and in select shops.
A year after the Women's March of 2017, artists reflect on what the women's movement means to them. For The Washington Post.
For prints of this, please visit my shop.
Want to make an impact? Vote.
This artwork is now featured in SaveArtSpace x Tumblr's #whatwillyoudo billboard exhibition in Austin, TX.
And prints are available! Click to purchase a giclée print on heavy-weight, hot-pressed, archival paper in natural white.
Cover lettering and illustration for the paperback edition of A Totally Awkward Love Story, by Tom Ellen and Lucy Ivison.
When people join forces, they can exert greater leverage over a situation.
Included in New York Times "The MeToo Moment: Art Inspired by the Reckoning."
Illustrated map of Palm Beach for Eau Palm Beach Resort.
Prioritizing tasks, large and small for a fuller, more productive life. For FLOW Magazine.
It's not easy being festive.
What to wear to your next Christmas party.
5 simple ways to be there for loved ones who are having as hard time this holiday season. For Optionb.org's #optionbthere holiday campaign.
Bundle up and brave the cold in style.
Strong women lift each other up! A PSA for International Women's Day, March 8.
Promotional artwork for The Illustration League, a West Michigan-based collective of artists, letterers, and illustrators.
Illustration and papercraft for the cover of Oh Dear Silvia by Dawn French, as part of Penguin Picks, a series of Penguin UK's favorite titles releasing Spring 2018.
A whole year's worth of cities to visit, one month at a time! The 2018 Going Places calendar is now available for purchase through Anthropologie.com.
"Make the friends happy. Don't have a wedding party." For NY Times.
Illustrations for Ladder Life Insurance.
Cover illustration and lettering for the U.S. paperback edition of Laura Barnett's The Versions of Us, from Mariner books, a division of Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.
An autumn-themed map of the Shenandoah Valley and accompanying spot illustrations. For the October 2017 issue of Washingtonian.
A guide to international kissing etiquette, for Condé Nast Traveler.
A visual overview of the state of the blogging world, how it's changed over the years, and what it means for bloggers. For Design*Sponge.
When we support equal opportunity for women from the day they're born on into their golden years, we foster healthier, more peaceful, and more sustainable societies.
Be smart. Wear your helmets, biking beauties.
Cover illustration and lettering for Rachael Allen's A Taxonomy of Love, for Abrams Amulet Fall '17. Art Direction by Alyssa Nassner. Edited by Erica Finkel.
A series of animated gifs for Netflix, highlighting how women are working together, both onscreen and behind the scenes to share women's stories and create more room for strong and complex female characters, in shows like GLOW, Orange Is the New Black, and Grace And Frankie.
Overthinking ice cream.
Character design and illustration for Supergoop! packaging.
Ways that women forge intergenerational friendships through their alma mater. For Barnard Magazine.
let your heart beat loud
Summery scenes to get you feeling sunshine-ready, for LOFT.
A poster created for House That Lars Built's Book Club, inspired by Grace Bonney's bestselling book In The Company Of Women.
A Tour of France in 10 Composed Salads, for Food52.
Ways to save on your wedding, for The Knot's Summer 17 Issue.
A series of beach town maps for Glamour Paris.
A visual index of everything you need for successful spring foraging. For Edible Hudson Valley.
Cover design and interior illustrations for Adina Grigore's Just the Essentials, from Harper Wave.
Fun and inventive ways to style white shirts, and profiles of style icons that have helped make this wardrobe staple a classic. Cover and interior illustrations for Hardie Grant UK.
A short animation addressing the 20% wage gap between women and men, for Lyft.
Grace Bonney of Design*Sponge, for Illustrated Impact.
Illustrated gif for Pollen Midwest, to highlight their March Programming.
Illustrated animated trailer for Just The Essentials by Adina Grigore, founder of S.W. Basics, published by Harper Wave. With animation by Chris Bruffee.
Illustrations for a career-search site, whose goal is to keep more women in the workforce, and to make ambitious careers more attainable by pre-negotiating flexibilty.
A short video outlining some simple ways to help immigrants and refugees on a local level. Co-produced with Grace Bonney of Design*Sponge.
A Thank You piece for Hillary Clinton, featuring a maze charting her political path and accomplishments. For Kazoo Magazine's winter issue: Build Your Dreams.
Readers share their favorite Christmas Traditions, for Washington Post apps.
A series of prints highlighting women who have inspired us through their art, writing, and activism. All prints from this series can be purchased through Greenpoint Hill.
Cover Lettering and illustration and interior illustrations for NY Times Bestseller Table Manners: How to Behave in the Modern World and Why Bother, by Jeremiah Tower. From Farrar, Straus, and Giroux.
Short-form animation to inspire sun safety in the new year with Supergoop!
Baby, it's cold outside.
I created this piece as part of Illustrated Impact's month-long campaign to bring awareness and foster enthusiasm for charitable organizations. I chose to focus on She Should Run, whose mission is to foster political involvement amongst women. What I hope that women will recognize in themselves and in one another is that we can be heroes. We have the strength, the ideas, and the commitment to make a positive impact in the world.
Cover Illustration for Time Out New York's Holiday Preview Double Issue.
Promotional animation featuring the Holiday Flat White, a seasonal drink, from Starbucks.
An autumnal map of shopping destinations in and around NYC, for The New York Times.
Short animation created for TED talks, as a companion to Kelly McGonigal's talk on stress. Her talk can be viewed at go.ted.com/goodstress.
Tory Burch talks about humor and her love of playing practical jokes in the office, describing one incident where she told her team she was going to be on Dancing With The Stars. For Surface Magazine.
For a story by Ej Dickson on Racked.com
Illustrations for Kazoo Magazine Issue Two -- The Outdoor Issue
Shimmy if you're with her
Exploring Oregon's Willamette Valley Wine Country, for Wall Street Journal.
Illustrated style instructionals from "Art of the Scarf," published by Hardie Grant UK, to be released in October 2016 by Chronicle Books. This book shares tops and ideas on how to style your favorite scarves.
Illustrated Packaging for Greenpoint Beer & Ale Co.'s Instant Credibility IPA. Art Direction by bestpractices.nyc.
Illustrated Map for the Billion Oyster Project, an organization that partners with NYC restaurants and Earth Matter to collect discarded oyster shells which are used to rebuild NY Harbor reefs. Part of their programming also involves outreach to NY public schools, educating tens of thousands of students in local ecology and STEM at the New York Harbor School.
Illustrations from The Essential RuPaul: Herstory, Philosophy & Her Fiercest Queens by John Davis, available from Rizzoli Books.
Pieces created for and excerpted from Grace Bonney's In the Company of Women Book Tour Promotional materials. To find out more about the book and the tour, visit designsponge.com/book.
Chaya Deitsch shares her story of how attending Barnard in the 80s helped her embrace a wider world. For Barnard College's Alumni Magazine.
Don't forget the sunscreen.
Illustrated map poster for the Adirondack Hike for Hope. The goal of this challenging 133-mile journey is to raise funds for cancer research at Brigham and Women's Hospital. To learn more and make a donation, click here.
Touting the benefits of hiring millennials, to promote "Why Millennials Matter," by Joan Kuhl.
In anticipation of the 2016 Summer Olympics in Brazil, this map highlights some of the people, places, and things that make Brazil so unique. For Kazoo, a print magazine for girls ages 5-10.
Portrait of Erin Bried, Kazoo Founder and Editor-in-Chief, with her daughters, Ellie and Bea.
Happy Independence Day! Hope yours is full of sunshine, barbecue, and red, white, and blue.
What to do and where to go this summer in the Hamptons, for NY Times Thursday Styles Section.
Happy Mother's Day!
Stop by Stone Ridge Orchard this Memorial Day weekend for fun and fresh-picked fruit!
Promotional poster for Storm King Art Center's "Six Bands, Six Sculptures, Six Genres" Summer Music Festival.
Illustration for animated SW Basics of Brooklyn promo. Animation by Chris Bruffee.
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Rangers were left to rue the referee's failure to award them a penalty and send off PSV Eindhoven's Atiba Hutchinson as their Europa League campaign ended in controversy.
This defeat also means the Dutch team will be Walter Smith's last European opponent before his retirement in the summer.
Hutchinson was fortunate not to concede a penalty when he handled the ball on his own goalline on the hour. Given the offence, the midfielder would have been dismissed had the referee or one of his goalline assistants seen it.
"It was a clear-cut penalty," said Smith. "I don't know how many officials we had out there but they all missed it. It would have changed the game." Smith also believed his team were denied "a clear penalty" for a foul on Madjid Bougherra.
As it transpired, the early contribution of Jeremain Lens proved crucial. The attacker slid home the game's only goal after a pinpoint cross from the impressive Balazs Dzsudzsak.
Rangers' priorities were demonstrated by their line-up. The Ibrox team play Celtic on Sunday in the League Cup final and, with that in mind, El-Hadji Diouf, Steven Naismith and Allan McGregor were left among the substitutes. Injuries picked up by Kyle Lafferty and Kyle Bartley here will, therefore, annoy Smith.
Among the crowd was Craig Whyte, which may be significant. Whyte remains hopeful of completing a takeover of Rangers; that process has proved protracted but should come to a head, one way or another, soon.
On the field Rangers improved after the break following the introduction of Naismith. It was his header which came back off the PSV crossbar, with Hutchinson's handball arriving in the mêlée which followed.
This article was written by Ewan Murray at Ibrox, for The Guardian on Thursday 17th March 2011 23.50 Europe/London
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As social media continues to gain a real part of our lives, this highly interactive platform also provides an excellent marketing tool to businesses small and large. There is a valuable opportunity in social media that a lot of people are still missing out on, and that is charity.
We're all about marrying charity and social media here. As a board member of multiple Chicago non-profits, and more recently, the New Millennium Orchestra, JB Chicago has found all kinds of ways to give back and get involved in the community. After all, business is about bringing people together, so we figure why not make it better and bring people together for the greater good.
Our pursuits of good will also extend to our clients, and they can to yours too. Whether giving legs to an idea or spreading awareness through social media, we're all about building relationships between good- causes and the good companies that support them. The Halloween applications and social media communication developed for Tetra Pak was a huge success. Motivated by fun and good feelings, every click in Facebook or Twitter, and every e-mail sent, landed a donation straight to World Wildlife Fund. Catalyst's charity work with designers from across the globe land on their Area 3 blog, Twitter feeds and eventually around the world again.
Building these types of relationships provide great marketing directives, leading your business down the path you want. By giving people the incentive to share, you're name goes right along with it. Any time of year, giving is genuinely a good thing that people want to be a part of. Providing the vehicle to help others through social media gives back and gives everyone a voice.
Share your charity and internet good doing experiences in the comments below. And remember, businesses of all shapes and sizes benefit from tying up with the right causes. So whether you're new to philanthropy or want to make sure you find the right cause for you and your business values, here are a few great places to get acquainted with:


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Almost unfathomable in size, this 2.1 million acre forest in the north-east corner of California represents more than 20% of the state and is roughly the size of Belgium!
The jewel of the region is Mt. Shasta. Visible from more than 100 miles and over 14,000 feet high, it is technically a live volcano.
With amazing and numerous scenic by-ways, the driving experience will thrill and humble you. Redding to the south, is the largest city in the area and the gateway to Shasta Trinity National Recreation Area, a mecca for outdoor activities from camping to backpacking; horseback riding to mountain biking.
This is also the home to Shasta Lake, the largest in California, formed by Shasta dam which has a spillway three times as high as Niagara Falls.
This wildnerness area is a truly unique experience, quiet open roads, breathtaking scenery and far away from the crowds. Call us to discuss how we can incorporate this undiscovered gem of a region in your road trip..
Where you stay is the heart of your holiday. Location reigns supreme but do you prefer resort facilities or unique and boutique? Historic and old world or modern and shiny?
We aim to present choices across the spectrum but there are many hundreds of places to stay and not room to feature them all. Do speak to your Bon Voyage travel consultant and click the video for our take on this important topic.
We would rate the Bellagio as one of the best hotels we have ever stayed in. Fabulous, glitzy, exciting. We loved having breakfast at the poolside café... one of our best experiences ever. If it hadn't been for you we wouldn't have had the suite or cabana and we loved them. We both agreed that the hotel was the best for us and you had suggested that so well done!Leonore & Mike Rumford


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The pages of a mini-comic book may contain an artistic narrative about daring superheroes, western cowgirls, eccentric farm animals or sweet-talking stick figures. Both color and life exude from the comics created and shared among students and faculty in the sequential art department at the Savannah College of Art and Design.
Whether referred to as a graphic novel or comic book, the idea is all about expressing one's talent in storytelling, artwork and publishing.
In a SCAD-sponsored Mini-Comics Expo, students, faculty and alumni will display and sell their mini-comics upstairs at The Pirates' House in an all-day event that's free and open to the public.
"The event is to showcase handmade, small press comics," said David Duncan, professor of sequential art and the department chair. "Rather than making a comic and sending it to a publisher, with mini-comics the artist sees their work through publication. There's a love and craft of going through the process of printing and binding it."
Students aspire to publish and market their work, whether through trade shows or expos. As an introduction to the trade show and expo world, students are encouraged to take part in the SCAD Mini-Comics Expo to get their feet wet and learn what it is to create, print and market their artwork.
Creativity is embraced by the department and encouraged to make its way onto the pages of a print medium.
"It's nice for the students to have a place where they can showcase their work," Duncan said. "This is something that's very close to what they'll have to do when they get into the business."
An estimated 40 vendors-students, alumni and faculty of the sequential art department will be on site to exhibit and sell their self-published mini-comics and zines. The event celebrates hand-made comic books and do-it-yourself publishing. Other department-related publications and student anthologies will also be available, and mini-comic artists will be present to speak with those attending the expo.
"It's cool for the artists to be there to speak with readers. You're buying a mini-comic book from the person who created and printed it. There's a nice connection there between the artist the reader," Duncan said.
There will also be a series of interactive comic-drawing demonstrations led by faculty and graduate students, as well as teaching how to create and bind comic books, which is open to children and adults alike and will take place throughout the day.
"There will be workshops to teach people who are more knowledgeable and workshops geared more toward kids, teaching them how to draw and make their own comics," Duncan said. "It's all about visual storytelling; how an artist goes about drawing and telling a story."
What: SCAD Mini-Comics Expo
When: 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Friday
Where: Upstairs at The Pirates' House, 20 East Broad St.
Admission: Expo and workshops are free and open to the public
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