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March 17, 1999
TO: California State University, Sacramento Faculty
FROM: Donald R. Gerth
This is the third opportunity in as many months for me to share information with you regarding issues associated with collective bargaining. As you know, there has been over a year of negotiations between the CSU and the California Faculty Association (CFA). A Tentative Agreement, based in large part on a neutral Fact Finders report, was rejected two weeks ago by the members of CFA. I was disappointed that this Tentative Agreement was not ratified. Discussions with CFA after the vote failed to lead to a new agreement.
I promised in my e-mail of March 3, 1999, to keep faculty informed of further developments. Today the CSU Board of Trustees voted to implement a faculty pay raise for 1998-99 as well as other terms and conditions of employment that were part of the CSUs last, best offer to CFA. A full copy of the terms and conditions will be posted on the campus web site once I receive them. The salary package includes a 2.5% General Salary Increase retroactive to October 1, 1998; a 1.5% Service Salary Increase retroactive to October 1, 1998, for eligible faculty; and approximately $16 million systemwide for Faculty Merit Increases retroactive to July 1, 1998. As I noted in earlier correspondence with you, absent an agreement with CFA, action by the Board of Trustees was the only way a faculty salary increase could be implemented this year. I have attached a letter to CSU faculty from Chancellor Charles Reed which addresses more fully the Board action and notes, in part, that the Board of Trustees budget request for 1999-2000 still contains a 6% salary increase for faculty.
At California State University, Sacramento we share an individual and collective commitment to educating our students and supporting the full mission of the University. I appreciate all you do in teaching, scholarship, and service to make this University a "peoples university." This is a campus where students from all segments of society are welcomed and receive a quality education.
Over the weeks ahead, I expect a full and vigorous discussion of the Board of Trustees action. I am confident that our shared values will guide these discussions.
March17, 1999
Dear CSU Colleague:
A year ago I came to California with a vision of working with you to maintain the CSUs reputation as one of the best university systems in the nation. To succeed in achieving that vision, all of us recognize it is essential that we invest in the faculty the people most directly responsible for the success of our universities and our students.
The Board of Trustees and I know that attracting and retaining outstanding teachers and scholars must lie at the heart of our efforts to improve the CSU, and we have a common goal with you of increasing faculty salaries. Our plan: a 5% increase in salaries in the first year, and an additional 6% in increases for fiscal year 1999/2000.
When I assumed my duties, I inherited a budget in my first year that included only a 4% salary increase for faculty. Immediately, the Board and I requested an additional 1% for our employees. We are gratified that the Governor and Legislature concurred and that we succeeded in securing those additional funds in our appropriations for the current 1998/99 fiscal year. Our next step was to request that the Governor and Legislature provide an additional 6% increase in faculty compensation for 1999/2000. This is all in keeping with our common goal of dosing the faculty salary gap. Now we all need to work together to win final approval of the additional 6%.
For more than a year we have been in contract negotiations with the faculty union. I had hoped I could report to you that the tentative contract agreement had been ratified that would allow for the distribution of the 5% increase provided by the state last year. Unfortunately, I cannot announce such a contract ratification. I am truly disappointed, and the members of the Board of Trustees share in my disappointment. They very much wanted to have a ratified negotiated contract.
The CSU made many compromises during bargaining. We accepted each and every external recommendation made to resolve the points of dispute by signing the fact-finding report when the union refused to also do the same. We signed the tentative agreement which incorporated not just all of the reports recommendations, but also included additional concessions by the CSU. As you know, this tentative agreement was also signed by representatives of the CFA.
The CSU Board of Trustees next voted to ratify the tentative agreement, subject to a ratification vote by CFA members. I was greatly disappointed when the CFA statewide leadership refused to endorse the tentative agreement that its own negotiators had signed, thereby
enabling CFA campus officials to openly advocate the rejection of the agreement reached by their negotiators. The result of the vote, as we all know, is that the tentative agreement was not ratified.
I hope you concur that your salary increase can no longer be delayed. Now that we have exhausted all the steps in the bargaining process under HEERA (Higher Education Employer-Employee Relations Act), we have reached a point where the CSU needs to promptly raise faculty salaries. Without a ratified agreement with the union, and at this stage of the bargaining process, action by the CSU is the only way that faculty salaries can be increased at the current time. Therefore, upon my recommendation, the Board passed a resolution today to provide for the immediate processing of pay raises for you and every other member of our faculty.
Under the law, this resolution must be consistent with the CSUs last offer prior to the tentative agreement. Here are some of the specifics of the Boards action. Like the tentative agreement, the Board resolution puts into place a 5% average faculty salary increase package. The components of the resolution are a bit different than the tentative agreement m that the resolution includes a guaranteed 1.5% service increase for eligible faculty, and a 2.5% general salary increase for all faculty, both retroactive to October 1, 1998. It also provides for a merit pay pool of $16.2 million (40% of the total salary pool) for all faculty, and $925,000 in additional merit compensation for department chairs, both retroactive to July 1, 1998. Faculty will receive the general and service increases as soon as the State Controllers Office can generate your new paychecks.
The resolution also makes some changes in employment rules for faculty, such as the increase in paid maternity/paternity leave for tenured and probationary faculty, and a reduction in the duration of the FERP program. We will be distributing the additional specific changes to the campuses shortly.
It is also important to inform you of the position that the Board of Trustees, the presidents, and I share on the important issue of merit pay for faculty. It has been our policy for several years that merit pay should be one component in the CSUs compensation program so that we can provide financial rewards to faculty considered outstanding by their peers and by campus administration.
As we continue our efforts to reach our common goal of closing the salary gap, we must all recognize that merit pay is the standard at all of the 20 other institutions with which CSU faculty compensation is compared. More than half of those universities base all of their salary increases on performance not just the 40% that the CSU has advocated. All salary increases, including merit increases, go toward increasing average faculty salaries and reducing the salary gap. The increased merit pool funding could provide merit increases to three times as many faculty as under the old, discontinued program. We are adopting a more inclusive program as a result of faculty feedback about the old system. The new program includes many of the recommendations of the statewide Academic Senate regarding the criteria for merit pay awards.
So where do we go from here? Now that faculty salary increases are being generated, we are, of course, still committed to continue bargaining with the CFA to reach agreement on a new contract. I have instructed our bargaining team to immediately begin preparing proposals for faculty pay raises for fiscal year 1999/2000, and to meet with the CFA in order to explore all possible scenarios for reaching a new contract.
But while bargaining must go on, you should know that the members of the Board of Trustees, the presidents, and I do not define our relationship with our outstanding faculty solely in terms of our collective bargaining with the union. While we continue to bargain in good faith with the CFA, I also will work tirelessly both with the statewide Academic Senate and in Sacramento to advance the collective interests of the CSU.
It is extremely important that none of the parties involved allow disagreements on some issues to jeopardize our larger goals to have CSU faculty salaries at nationally competitive levels and to continue on the road to making the California State University the best system in the nation. This agenda is in the best interests of our faculty, our students and the public. The people of California expect and deserve no less from the CSU.
Thank you for your patience in this matter. I look forward to our working together to advance the mission of the CSU in the coming years.
With kind regards,
Charles B. Reed


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With my heart and lungs ready to burst, I dropped my boxer shorts to the floor and stepped into the shower cubicle with Grant. As I've already said previously, Grant has NO body hair whatsoever, so the soapy shower water was making his whole body shine and glisten. He had made way for me to get myself under the shower proper by turning his back to me. As he did so his ass cheeks gently rubbed up against my left thigh. He could not see my raging 6.5 inch hardon which was by now quite painful.
'Do you want me to wash your back Uncle Paul?' I could only grunt a reply as my vocal cords had seized up. Taking the shower gel, he liberally applied a good squirt into his hands and started to rub my back quite gently. 'Rub harder' I said, 'I need to feel the pressure.' As he did so he stood closer to me and I could feel his 5.5' rubbing against the top of my legs. I opened them a little so that his manhood went between my thighs, at which time I felt his whole body shudder, so much so that he leaned his whole body against my back with his face between my shoulders. I reached with both my arms behind me and gently rubbed and massaged his ass cheeks while he pumped, very slowly. At the same time his arms came around the front of my body so that he could hold on to me to stop himself from falling down. He started to pick up the pace and I could tell that he was close to exploding, so I put my right hand between my legs and held onto his scrotum, gently pulling on his sack. With that he EXPLODED and shot at least 5 ropes, the last of which dribbled down between my legs. I heard him start to cry, so I turned around and held him tight to me, cradling his head on my chest. He looked up into my eyes, stood on his toes and kissed me full on the lips.
He reached down and touched my very painful erection and guided it between his inner thighs as I had done for him. Only this time I could feel his scrotum dragging along the length of my hardon as I slowly, very slowly pumped away. Reaching behind him I was massaging his back and ass cheeks. He took the idea and did the same for me, running his fingers along the length of my crack he started to apply pressure to my ass hole, and ever so gently pushed his index finger of his right hand into my body. OMG. It was the most incredible feeling I have ever had. I have no idea how he ever thought or knew what effect that would have on me. My legs turned to jelly, and I could feel myself falling as I too EXPLODED again and again and again.
He held on to me to stop me from collapsing, and kissed me passionately full on my lips. He was the adult and I was the child, as I too cried while he picked me up. We looked into each others eyes and held onto each other, as lovers do when they have expended themselves, and all the while the hot water and steam continued to cleanse our naked bodies.
We have been regular jerkoff buddies since then, about which I will write again. I Promise!

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The Lopifit is a totally new way of moving. With the electric assist it takes no more effort to walk then "a walk in the park". The electric assist in combination with the gear is boosting your walking pace up to the speed of a regular bike.
When you are walking on the Lopifit, you push the treadmill backwards with your feet. A sensor is registering the movement of the treadmill and gives a signal to an electronic device, which will activate the motor. The motor now supports you to continue the walking movement. Using the brake will shut off the motor immediately. If you are going downhill, then a freewheel function is activated.


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Sometimes I'm just going through my day, making a tea, going to the library, riding the subway and I think - I wonder where The Happy Books are right now? I imagine them flying across the globe, each stop connected by those dotted lines you see in old movies when they show the route that our hero took. Imagine these four books are like our heroic adventurers, picking up new stories to share along the way.
If The Happy Book arrived on your doorstep today, right now, what would you put in it immediately? What is bringing you glee at this particular moment? Feel free to share in the comments!
So, where are The Happy Books this week?
- Bliss: Roux in Saskatchewan is next to receive the Bliss book!
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Multilingual Collation and Asian Sort Supports in Oracle 9i
Claire Ho, Winson Chu & Simon Law - Oracle Corporation
With the rapid development and broad deployment of internet technologies, multilingual support in software products is bringing increasingly high attention to companies who intend to expand and grow their global businesses. Oracle is also seeing an increase in the amount of requests for multilingual supports in the recent years. Multilingual collation is a crucial part of multilingual support. It allows customers and employees to more rapidly and accurately search for information and products in any language. This paper covers multilingual collation features and new Asian sort support in Oracle 9i.
This paper discusses the basic Oracle multilingual collation which is based on ISO/IEC 14651 with the addition of special handling of contracting characters, expanding characters and run-time checking for composed and decomposed characters based on Unicode 3.0 canonical equivalence rules. SQL string normalization APIs is also covered to show how these functionalites can be used at the SQL level.
Moreover, among a set of new Asian sorts that Oracle 9i supports, context sensitive sorting for Japanese and swap-with-next-character sorting for Thai and Lao are also introduced in this paper.
Finally, the paper discusses the flexibility and extensibility of this multilingual collation support model which can be easily adopted to support future CJK Extension B plan with surrogate pairs. Performance and memory consumption are taken into considerations in this model with its ability to support up to more than one million characters in a single sort.
The presentation is accompanied by a multilingual internet application demo to showcase Oracle 9i multilingual collation features.
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Acer Liquid A1 ReviewAcer Liquid
This is a global GSM phone, it can be used with AT&T's 1900MHz 3G band, and with T-Mobile without 3G.
Introduction and Design:
Acer´s first Android-based handset, the Liquid A1, relies on to win over customers is proper hardware as well – it come with 768MHz Snapdragon processor (Qualcomm 8250), 3.5-inch WVGA display, 5-megapixel camera, support for HSDPA 7.2Mbit/s and A-GPS. The device runs OS version 1.6 and the manufacturer has made several, but minor alterations in its interface like, phone book with integration of social networks, but we will tell you about them later on, now let´s see what the Acer Liquid A1 looks like.
What´s in the box?
• Acer Liquid A1
• Wall charger with various socket inserts
• USB cable
• 2GB microSD card
• Headset
• User guide
• Software CD
• Screen protectors
We would have liked to see the handset ship with a case designed to protect the white phone body, but sadly, the manufacturer doesn't provide one. Acer has managed to create a unique, recognizable design for their handsets and they always feature symmetrical, rounded upper and lower parts of the body and in the case of the Acer Liquid A1, the 3.5-inch touch-sensitive (capacitive) screen with WVGA resolution takes up almost the space in between almost entirely. Unfortunately, the display will sometimes fail to register your touch, which might get particularly annoying when you type away.
Quite naturally, large screen equates to voluminous body, but in reality, the Acer Liquid A1 looks bulkier than it actually is - its body has almost the same overall size as the iPhone 3GS and is comfortable to use with one hand. The plastic it´s made of doesn't feel cheap, but doesn't look particularly scratch or impact resistant either. The Acer Liquid A1 is quite glossy and turns into an intricate lacework of blurry fingerprints quite easily, meaning you will have to clean it up often in order to have it retain its immaculate look.
You can compare the Acer Liquid A1 with many other phones using our Size Visualization Tool.
buttons on the front side are touch-sensitive and for getting back to the home screen, activating the search function, navigating a step back into menus and opening the options menu. The latter acts as a phone lock/unlock button as well, but in order to use it you need to press the power on that activates the display first – in other words, the whole thing is a bit clumsy. The hardware buttons are neatly tucked away into the body of the phone and we had certain troubles with them, because they are located on the bottom side that happens to be slanting, in other words they are relatively hard to press.
The Acer Liquid A1 is equipped with 3.5mm jack and oddly, miniUSB instead of microUSB slot for charging and getting connected to a computer. The light indicators for missed calls, unread messages and battery charging status look pretty cool, but are, rather impractically, located on the top side. We need to point out the battery is pretty hard to remove and we felt as if we were going to break it in the process.
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I own the acer liquid A1 & personally dont really aggre on the bad points stated. I hardley ever get a force close & the accelerometer has never failed on me 12 months in. For the price as stated above I thik its a cracking phone, & with updated operating system is a really good device.
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Surrounded by family, at Bluewater Health, on January 3, 2014, Edgar "Ted" passed away at the age of 93. Beloved husband of Norma West (2006).Loving father of Jeanie Finlayson (Roderick) and Ted West (Linda).Special grandpa to Carolyn Ross, Lisa Finlayson (Dan Petric), Lori Finlayson (Lou Pramuk) and Ty West.Great grandfather of Reece Petric and Connor Marmol.Predeceased by his daughter Joyce Ross (2013).The family would like to thank the caring staff of Sumac Lodge for their wonderful attention to their father's needs during the last few years of his life. Also, thank you to the nurses at Bluewater Health (3rd floor surgical) for their care this past week. Family and friends were received on Tuesday, January 7, 2014, from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00p.m. at SMITH FUNERAL HOME, 1576 London Line, Sarnia, with a funeral service immediately following at 2:00 p.m. Interment to follow in Lakeview Cemetery. Sympathy may be expressed through donations to The Inn of the Good Shepherd (cheques only at the funeral home please). Memories and condolences may be sent online at www.smithfuneralhome.ca <http://www.smithfuneralhome.ca/>
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Nick Knight solo exhibition 'Flora' now open!
Even the pouring rain couldn't dampen the spirits of those who attended the opening of Nick Knight's highly anticipated solo exhibition at SHOWstudio Shop on Thursday night. Debuting two stunning bodies of work the exhibition showcases Knight's continued fascination with the still life and flora.
Knight is showing his first limited edition portfolio, aptly titled Flora, which contains 15 arrestingly beautiful portraits of botanical species selected from the Natural History Museum's herbarium. Knight spent three and a half years capturing the various specimens archived in the museum's collection and the result is a carefully composed but daring selection of photographs that map the presence of flora in our society.
Alongside Flora, Knight is also presenting an entirely new body of work that reveals the strides forward he is taking in the very medium of photography itself. Again using specific floral still life compositions, Knight has manipulated his images after they are printed. By using a highly experimental and fragile printing technique, each piece is manually exposed to heat and water before it dries resulting in a series of unique works that can never again be reproduced. What we are presented with is a hauntingly beautiful series that continually oscillates between photo and painting.
The show is open today and continues until the 21st December at SHOWstudio Shop which is located at 1 - 9 Bruton Place, London, W1J 6LT. Stop in now to see Knight's most experimental works to date.


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Circa 1908. "White House Executive Office entrance." View full size.
It was common a century ago for chairs in a waiting room of an office, or the entry hall of private houses so equipped, to be relatively uncomfortable, ranging from annoying to excruciating. (Think of Frank Lloyd Wright's straight-backed chairs.) The explanantion is that the visitor would settle-in only when invited to the inner office, library, living room or the like by the host.
Does anybody know what the name of the object is mounted on the wall directly behind the doorman's head? It looks like a drop-shutter servant's call box from the period.
In this case, a "call box" was an inconspicuous way to summon servants. If one was needed in a particular room, an electrically operated red disk would appear under the name of the room requesting attendance. It was the "modern" version of the old Victorian rope pull for the parlor maid.
If this wasn't just "circa 1908," but 1908, Teddy Roosevelt would be in his final full year as president. This shot matches the north end of the "lobby" area in this map of the first true West Wing, built only six years earlier.
The ordinariness and wear suggests why his successor, William Howard Taft, would overhaul the West Wing almost immediately upon taking office.
Note how tattered the rug in the vestibule is. Gives a sense of the White House as a working government building, less of the symbol it is now.
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"The objective of this educational series is to help veterinarians and their clients design best herd health management practices that comply with federal and state regulations and organic standards when considering the health and well-being of the animal," said Ohio State University Assistant Professor and Extension Veterinarian Dr. Gustavo M. Schuenemann.
As part of this series, participants will learn how to perform an on-farm risk assessment, or audit, to identify and rank risk factors associated with herd health and performance. "This audit will be a valuable service they can offer clients—certified organic or otherwise," said Schuenemann.
The educational series will also demystify the organic standards, and clarify the requirements for individual animals to obtain and maintain their organic status. "Understanding the certification process will benefit everyone—the animal, the farmer, the service provider, and the consumer," said OEFFA Organic Certification Program Manager Julia Barton.
Demand for organic products continues to increase, including organic meat, poultry, dairy, and fiber. Ohio ranks second for the number of dairy farmers that produce milk for Organic Valley, for example. Approximately 270 Ohio farms are certified organic livestock and poultry operations.
The series will cover the following topics:
- Transition cow management, emphasizing calving-related disease prevention and on-farm risk assessment
- Organic standards for livestock, allowed inputs, and the certification process
- Management of somatic cell counts and mastitis control
- Parasite management and control
- Pain management, regulatory medicine, and science-based treatments
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- Nutrition-related diseases
- On-farm health audits to assess herd risk factors
- Defining, monitoring, and recordkeeping of health events
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The Northern Mudpuppy (Necturus maculosus) is a fully aquatic salamander and key aquatic bioindicator. This species plays a critical ecological role in the Great Lakes region and also serves as the obligate host to the State Endangered Salamander Mussel (Simpsonaias ambigua). Populations have significant declined throughout Michigan and the Great Lakes in recent years due to several factors including habitat degradation and loss, invasive species, chemical application, persecution, and collection. Given these declines and their ecological importance, this project helped determine the distribution of Mudpuppies along the Huron-Erie Corridor as well as restored critical Mudpuppy habitat in shallow waters along the study area. This presentation will focus on habitat restoration components, our results and early findings, and the importance of collaboration and partnership.
Conservation and Habitat Restoration for the Northern Mudpuppy (Necturus maculosus) Along the Lake Huron to Lake Erie Corridor in Michigan
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David A. Mifsud
Herpetological Resource and Management, LLC
David A. Mifsud is a Certified Wildlife Biologist, Certified Professional Ecologist, and a Professional Wetland Scientist. He has been working for 20 years in wildlife biology, wetland ecology, and habitat conservation and management with expertise in Michigan amphibians and reptiles. Mifsud is the author of the Amphibian & Reptile Best Management Practices for Michigan. He is the Co-Chair of the State of Michigan Amphibian and Reptile Technical Advisory Board and administer of the Michigan Herpetological Atlas. David also serves as an expert on Great Lakes Turtles for the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Tortoise and Freshwater Turtle Specialist Group and is active in global turtle and tortoises conservation.
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Eastern Michigan Univeristy
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Ireland fly-half Jonathan Sexton and second row Mike McCarthy have been ruled out of the Six Nations match against Scotland through injury.
Sexton sustained a hamstring problem and McCarthy knee ligament damage in Sunday's 12-6 defeat by England and team manager Mick Kearney announced on Thursday that they will miss the trip to Edinburgh.
"Jonny's scan revealed a grade two hamstring injury. Progress has been good so far, but it's too early to say when he will return to play," Kearney said. "Mike has hurt the medial ligament of his right knee. It's quite sore and he will be in a brace for two weeks. A further review will take place in two weeks."
Ireland received more positive news on the remaining injuries they incurred during a brutal clash at the Aviva Stadium. Centre Brian O'Driscoll, full-back Rob Kearney, flanker Sean O'Brien and lock Donnacha Ryan are at varying degrees of fitness, but all should be available to face Scotland.
"Brian had a recurrence of the soft tissue injury in his good ankle. Scans revealed no structural damage and he will do non-contact training today," Kearney said. "Donnacha Ryan suffered a lower back muscle strain. Scans have excluded structural damage but he's quite sore and won't train this week.
"He'll be reassessed at the weekend and at this stage he has a good chance of being available against Scotland. Sean O'Brien has recovered well from his stiff neck and tight hamstring and will train today. Rob is fine. He had a slight dead leg but trained fully today."
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Artistic Effects Using Adobe Illustrator
Creating Fine Art In Adobe Illustrator
How would like to be able to create a watercolor out of your photograph in less than 5 minutes? How about a pen and ink version in the same amount of time ? How could that be possible you say? Not artistic? Doesn't matter when you use artistic effects in the Adobe Illustrator software program.
With the invention of software programs like Adobe Illustrator CS2 , creating fine works of art from your photographs has never been easier than with the click of a button.
Since I am a also a traditional artist working in mediums such as watercolor and oils (the old fashioned way), Adobe has allowed me to do things that I would have never considered doing before. Those beautiful photographs that would once take days and hours to complete by hand can now be created at the blink of a click (well not quite that fast but much faster than the traditional way of painting)
Using the artistic effects filter in Adobe is one of the latest "mediums" I've added to my career- in fact it's revolutionized the way I look at art. Like I fondly say, it's not a replacement for traditional methods- it is simply another medium, and another tool to add to my arsenal.
To use the artistic effects in Adobe Illustrator you want to go into the toolbar and select filter. You will then get a drop down menu and you will select "artistic". You will then be given many different choices of what to do with your photograph. In the example of the sunset in this article, I have rendered the original photo in 5 different ways using the dry brush effect, the film grain effect, the fresco effect, a glowing edges rendition and also a neon glow effect.
The really great thing about using this filter is that you can take the photograph and make it look like it's been hand painted, then send it out for development just as you would any other picture, make a custom greeting card with it, blow it up and make into a poster, or even make wallpaper with it (no kidding). The creative uses are endless.
So the next time you look at that photograph and wish it was done in watercolor instead...guess what? You can do it yourself. Put on your Rembrandt hat, pick up that mouse and open the artistic effects filter in the Adobe Illustrator program, and voila - a masterpiece is born!
Original Photo In Adobe Illustrator
Dry Brush Effect Using Adobe Illustrator
Neon Glow Effect Using Adobe Illustrator
Film Grain Effect Using Adobe Illustrator
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Fresco Effect Using Adobe Illustrator
how do you do these in Illustrator CS5? email reply at firstname.lastname@example.com
Great! I've got Photoshop and Gimp which all have similar effects but the Illustrator seems to have larger areas to work on it seems, great hub! just need to buy Illustrator and I'll be well away!
Illustrator is a huge programme,I think if you get to know it thoroughly you will get some totally amazing work. Photoshop is great too and I would recommend it since it works hand in hand with illustrator . Interesting work you have here
I find it very interesting that you use Illustrator for editing your pictures, Illustrator is more for adding and editing text to an already exiting photo.
I would recommend using Photoshop to add your artistic effects and editing, this is what it is for and in the event you want to add type to your image you would then pull your photoshop image over to Illustrator.
Just a suggestion
Informative hub. Thank you Dorsi.
Fun! I love this application. I'll be sure to check it out.


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"Every time you buy meat from us, you are helping to grow grass in Boulder County," said Nate Singer, chef and butcher at Blackbelly, one of Boulder's premiere farm-to-table restaurants. For this evening — a Table dining event at the Stanley Hotel's Manor House last weekend — Singer's menu featured meat sourced from Boulder Lamb and Meat and prepared by the Blackbelly Butcher Shop.
"We're the first certified place in Boulder to offer dry-cured, fermented salami," Singer explained, "we have a whole-animal butchery program."
The produce included in the meal was also locally grown in Blackbelly's greenhouse.
This was his third appearance at Table, a unique dining experience, which pairs a multi-course meal from a renowned restaurant with beverages selected by a visiting expert. This night, Will Doyle of Pioneer Wines introduced all the wines he chose to serve with each course.
Table events are much more than a meal, they are educational experiences — guests learn about food sourcing and production and the provenance of each of the wines showcased. Everyone sits at a long dining table, eating family style, while each course is served.
"It's an intimate evening," said Midge Kerr, the Manor House Innkeeper and host at Table.
Singer grew up in the restaurant business — his parents ran Cassie's steakhouse in Yellowstone and his grandfather had a farm near where he grew up in Cody, Wyo. "I moved to Boulder when I was 18 and went to culinary school. I met Hosea, and worked with him for about 10 years."
Hosea Rosenberg of Boulder was named Top Chef by the Bravo reality TV show of the same name in 2009 when he was just 34 years old. Rosenberg opened Blackbelly Catering with Singer in 2011; they created farm-to-dinner dinners all over the country for about three years.
"I helped him at Blackbelly for about four years," Singer explained.
He then moved to the east coast to help with another restaurant's butchery program until Rosenberg asked him to return to Boulder to help open Blackbelly Market, the restaurant. Singer has been back in Colorado for about two years now, developing the butchery program for which Singer acts as an internal wholesale butcher for all of Blackbelly's endeavors.
One-hundred-percent Colorado Waygu, Wyoming dry-aged certified country beef, local heritage breed pork (sustainably raised) and Boulder County 100-percent grass-fed lamb and goat are all sourced to stock the butchery, which also features house-cured meats like prosciutto and traditionally fermented sausages.
The amuse-bouche consisted of pork cracklings served with a pork blood agrodolce, slightly seasoned with sea bean salt. Also served was Blackbelly's house-cured salami. Doyle chose a sparkling wine for this reception, the Reginato Torrontes (20-percent) Chardonnay (80-percent) Brut from Mendoza, he knew the slight sweetness of the wine would go well with the strong savory flavors of the course.
"A big red from the Northern Rhone Valley" (Yann Chave, Crozes Hermitage, 2014) was selected for the lamb crepinette, which was prepared with farro and piquillo peppers and served with petit agour cheese and an elderberry reduction.
Next came the Pork Lonza, which takes six months to cure, Singer said. Shaped into a beautiful rosette, the meat was served on a delicious herb salad with edible flowers, fennel pollen and a huckleberry diablo glaze. This was paired with a surprisingly rich Beaujolais, created by vintner Daniel Bouland in the Morgon appellation in France. This wine is organically produced in the "old-school" style by Bouland, a fourth-generation winemaker.
The main course was a very savory dish of 100-percent grassfed tenderloin served with foraged mushrooms, a golden beet, potato gratin and a delicious glaze. A bold Cabernet Franc from Argentina, Verum Reserva of Patagonia, was served with the steak.
Dessert was presented in liquids and solids — the "orange icebox" with ice cream, dreamsicle sauce, wafers and dried orange/poppy chips and the madeira, the Cossert Gordon 10-year-old Bual.
The next Table event will be held Jan. 13 and 14, featuring Chef Tim Kuklinsky of downtown Denver's renown Rioja Restaurant in Larimer Square. Please note: the start time for this event is one-half hour early, at 6 p.m. to accommodate another event at the hotel held that evening. Reservations are required and Table events are limited to 20 people per evening. Call Table at 970-577-4160; tickets are $95 per person plus tax and gratuity. More information, including the menu for next week's event, can be found at www.stanleyhotel.com/table


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I received an email from Dr Shake Seigel back in November, telling me about his trip on the Malgas pontoon, but he forgot to attach the photo. I emailed back, asking for the photo, and between his travels and my own hectic life, it is now two and a half months later, when I can at last add his story and picture.
Here is the photo of my wife Bitty Muller on the right in white T shirt with her sister, Mary from Cape Town.
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While players were able to take advantage of Congressional Country Club during the 2011 U.S. Open, Thursday's opening round at the AT&T National showed that the course can pack a sizeable punch. Here's the skinny heading into the second round in our nation's capital, where many players will spend the overnight hours licking their wounds:
Leaderboard: Roberto Castro (-5), Billy Horschel (-3), Graham DeLaet (-3), Bud Cauley (-3), Jim Furyk (-2), Nicolas Colsaerts (-2), Brandt Snedeker (-2)
What it means: Playing to nearly 7,600 yards, the Blue Course was the winner Thursday as only 26 in the field of 132 were able to break par in the opening round. Among the few to succeed was Castro, who still seeks his first PGA Tour win and will begin Friday with a two-shot lead, though two of the hottest players around lurk just two shots behind.
Round of the day: Castro is no stranger to starting off well on tough courses, having stormed to an overnight lead at the Players last month thanks to an opening 63. Thursday at Congressional he bogeyed the 11th hole, his second of the day, but rebounded from that with a birdie on No. 12 and would not drop another shot the rest of the day. In total, the former Georgia Tech standout carded six birdies and shot a 4-under 32 on his inward nine.
Best of the rest: Coming off a career-best third place finish at the Travelers Championship, DeLaet picked up right where he left off, moving into contention again thanks to a 3-under 68. The Canadian carded six birdies around three bogeys Thursday at Congressional, riding a hot putter during the first round as he seeks a fourth straight top-25 finish.
Biggest disappointment: A runner-up in this event a year ago, Bo Van Pelt was considered a likely candidate to once again contend this week at Congressional. Instead, Van Pelt is likely facing an early exit following an 8-over 79 Thursday. The Oklahoman notched just one birdie while carding five bogeys and a pair of double bogeys, plummeting into a tie for 127th after the first round.
Storyline heading into Friday: Castro has started hot this year both at TPC Sawgrass and at the Humana Challenge, but has failed to maintain the momentum for four rounds. He'll need to keep up the pace, though, as the pack of players chasing him includes the red-hot Horschel and a pair of former FedEx Cup champions in Furyk and Snedeker.
Quote of the day: "Last week, after having a few good weeks, I took the foot off the accelerator and just kind of went through the motions. So my goal today was to be aggressive.' – Castro


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Portrait of Richard John Seddon
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Backed by exhaustive military and sports research, the exhibition conveys a compelling perspective on how the intertwined stories of rugby and war shaped our nation then and now, is touring New Zealand from 2016 to 2019.
Interested in hosting the exhibition at your museum, sports club or RSA? Download the NZ Touring Exhibition Brief and Touring Booking form.
Interested in finding out when it will be on-show near you? See below for the exhibition tour schedule as it visits its last few venues.
Designed specifically to tour, the exhibition has small footprint (<120m2), features an engaging mix of multimedia and hands-on experiences, and is compact, durable and easy to install in a variety configurations at host venues (eg. Museums, RSA's, sports stadiums, clubrooms etc). The prime target audience is an adult domestic and international tourist audience (although content is family-friendly, it is best suited for ages 10 ).
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It's been a rocky year for former child star Amanda Bynes, but things thankfully seem to be looking up. Just days after leaving a Malibu rehab, where she was admitted involuntarily following erratic behavior, the starlet seems to be making vast improvements, with help from her family and, yes, fashion.
"Amanda and her entire family would like to thank everyone who's contacted them with good thoughts and wishes for Amanda's recovery," Bynes' family says in a statement. "Amanda has completed her inpatient rehabilitation and she's feeling better every day. Despite the fact Amanda is no longer in a facility, her outpatient treatment is continuing. She's very happy to reestablish the loving relationship with her family that she once shared."
We're very glad to hear it. And, it seems that part of her recovery will involve a little retail therapy. In addition to treating herself to a shopping spree at Forever 21 on December 1, the actress — who also tells In Touch that she's "doing great" — has set her sights on being the next Victoria Beckham.
"She's now looking at various colleges with the intention of majoring in fashion design," the statement reads. "She's mentioned before she's interested in creating a clothing line."
Intriguing! It's great that Bynes is setting goals for herself, but we hope she lets herself fully recover before throwing herself into the dog-eat-dog fashion industry. One step at a time, girl. (People)


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Head of a EweHead of a Ewe
Head of a Ewe
Protoliterate period (c. 3500–3000 B.C.)
c. 3200 B.C.
5 3/4 x 5 1/2 x 6 1/8 in. (14.6 x 14 x 15.6 cm)
This realistic ewe's head comes from a full sculpture of a sheep that was probably displayed in a temple, but its precise ritualistic purpose is unknown.
Jar with Sculptural RimJar with Sculptural Rim
Jar with Sculptural Rim
Jomon period (c. 10,500–300 B.C.)
Low-fired clay
16 9/16 x 14 15/16 in. (42 x 38 cm)
APx 1974.03
Jomon, meaning "cord-marked," refers to the impressions left from rolling braided or twisted ropes across the surface of moist clay vessels in the Neolithic period in Japan, which is thus known as the Jomon period.
Female FigureFemale Figure
Female Figure
Bastis Master
Cycladic (c. 2500–2300 B.C.)
Early Cycladic II phase
c. 2500–2300 B.C.
16 1/4 x 5 13/16 in. (41.2 x 14.7 cm)
This statuette of a female figure was produced by the Early Bronze Age culture that flourished in the Cyclades Islands of Greece in the second half of the third millennium B.C.
Storage JarStorage Jar
Storage Jar
China, Gansu province, Yangshao culture
Neolithic period, Banshan phase (c. 2600–2300 B.C.)
c. 2500 B.C.
Low-fired earthenware painted with iron oxide and manganese pigments
H. 14 in. (35.6 cm); Diam. 14 3/4 in. (37.5 cm)
Large storage jars, painted with a free hand in imaginative geometric designs, are commonly found in Neolithic tombs in Gansu province, located in west China.
Group Statue of Ka-nefer and His FamilyGroup Statue of Ka-nefer and His Family
Group Statue of Ka-nefer and His Family
Egypt, probably Saqqara
Old Kingdom, Dynasty 5 (c. 2465–2323 B.C.)
c. 2465–2323 B.C.
Limestone, with traces of original painted decoration
13 5/8 × 5 3/4 × 8 7/8 in. (34.6 × 14.6 × 22.5 cm)
This highly important tomb sculpture shows a seated court official accompanied by his wife and son.
Storage JarStorage Jar
Storage Jar
Neolithic period, Machang phase (c. 7000–2000 B.C.)
c. 2200 B.C.
Low-fired clay with iron oxide and manganese pigments
H. 15 in. (38.1 cm); Diam. 16 in. (40.7 cm)
Large storage jars, painted with a free hand in imaginative geometric designs, are commonly found in Neolithic tombs in Gansu province, located in west China.
Standing ManStanding Man
Standing Man
Mexico, Guerrero, Xochipala culture
Pre-Classic period (c. 1600–100 B.C.)
c. 1600–1200 B.C.
8 1/2 x 5 1/16 x 2 7/8 in. (21.6 x 12.9 x 7.3 cm)
This figure of a standing man came from a burial found near the remote mountain village of Xochipala, and may represent an early regional style influenced by the art of the Olmec homeland on the Gulf Coast, or perhaps a formative period of Olmec art.
Seated WomanSeated Woman
Seated Woman
Mexico, Guerrero, Xochipala culture
Pre-Classic period (c. 1600–100 B.C.)
c. 1500–1200 B.C.
4 3/8 x 3 1/8 x 2 7/8 in. (11.1 x 8 x 7.3 cm)
The Xochipala figures are named after the remote West Mexican village near which all known examples have been found. The style is one of extraordinary physical presence and naturalism for its period.
Kneeling Statue of Senenmut, Chief Steward of Queen HatshepsutKneeling Statue of Senenmut, Chief Steward of Queen Hatshepsut
Kneeling Statue of Senenmut, Chief Steward of Queen Hatshepsut
Egypt, Temple of Montu (?), Armant
New Kingdom, Dynasty 18, reign of Hatshepsut, c. 1473-1458 B.C.
c. 1473-1458 B.C.
Gray green schist
16 1/8 x 6 x 12 in. (41 x 15.2 x 30.5 cm)
This masterpiece of New Kingdom art portrays Senenmut, the most favored official of the dowager Queen Hatshepsut, who reigned from about 1473–1458 B.C., offering an image of Renenutet, goddess of the harvest and nourishment, on behalf of the well-being of his sovereign and in hopes of eternal blessi
Portrait Statue of Pharaoh Amenhotep IIPortrait Statue of Pharaoh Amenhotep II
Portrait Statue of Pharaoh Amenhotep II
Egypt, South Karnak
Dynasty 18, c. 1427–1400 B.C., and Dynasty 19, c. 1279–1213 B.C.
c. 1400 B.C., recarved for Ramesses II (the Great) c. 1250 B.C.
Red granite
40 1/2 x 18 x 15 in. (102.8 x 45.7 x 38.1 cm)
This regal figure of Amenhotep II shows him holding the traditional insignia of kingship against his chest—the scepter in the form of a crook in his left hand and the flail or whip in his right.
Cylinder Seal with Griffin, Bull and Lion and InscriptionCylinder Seal with Griffin, Bull and Lion and Inscription
Cylinder Seal with Griffin, Bull and Lion and Inscription
Assyria (Iraq)
Middle Assyrian period (c. 1300–1100 B.C.)
c. 1300–1200 B.C.
H. 1 7/16 in. (3.6 cm); Diam. 11/16 in. (1.7 cm)
This seal shows a winged griffin dispatching a bull, before a rampant, snarling lion. Epitomizing Mesopotamia miniature art at its best, the artist has taken great care in defining the musculature, fur, and wings of the creatures, which represent divine forces in Mesopotamian religion.
Seated FigureSeated Figure
Seated Figure
Mexico, Tenenexpan, Veracruz, Olmec culture
Preclassic period (1500–900 B.C.)
c. 1200–900 B.C.
Ceramic with white slip and traces of paint
10 7/8 x 9 1/8 x 6 1/8 in. (27.7 x 23.2 x 15.6 cm)
This hollow ceramic seated figure of a child, with snarling expression, plump babyish proportions, and incised headdress, belongs to a type of so-called "hollow baby" figures found throughout Olmec territory.
Nao BellNao Bell
Nao Bell
China, possibly Hunan province
Western Zhou dynasty (c. 1046–771 B.C.)
c. 10th century B.C.
19 x 13 1/2 x 10 in. (48.3 x 34.3 x 25.4 cm)
This impressive, heavily cast nao bell is ornamented on each side with eighteen conical studs arranged in three rows, separated by bands of scrolling thunder pattern (leiwen) decoration, and surrounded by borders of fine thread-relief.
Cylinder Seal with Winged Genius and Human-headed BullsCylinder Seal with Winged Genius and Human-headed Bulls
Cylinder Seal with Winged Genius and Human-headed Bulls
Assyria (Iraq)
Neo-Assyrian period (c. 1000–612 B.C.)
c. 700 B.C.
Blue Chalcedony
H. 1 9/16 in. (4 cm); Diam. 7/8 in. (2.2 cm)
This seal shows an Assyrian winged genius between rampant, winged, human-headed bulls. All wear the horned headdress of deities and supernatural beings, and have long curled hair and beards.
Female FigurineFemale Figurine
Female Figurine
Jomon period (c. 10,500–300 B.C.)
c. 1000–200 B.C.
Low-fired clay
7 15/16 x 5 1/8 x 2 3/8 in. (20.1 x 13 x 6 cm)
Jomon, meaning "cord-marked," refers to the impressions left from rolling twisted rope across the surface of moist clay. The purpose of Jomon figurines is not known, but they may have been used as protective charms or fertility symbols.
Standing FigureStanding Figure
Standing Figure
Mexico, Olmec culture
Middle Pre-Classic period (900–300 B.C.)
c. 900–400 B.C.
5 1/2 x 2 11/16 x 1 1/8 in. (13.9 x 6.9 x 2.9 cm)
The Olmecs produced the first complex culture in Middle America. Their settlements saw the establishment of the first sacred centers composed of plazas, mounds, and pyramids; and the ceremonial centers contained colossal basalt sculptured heads that portrayed secular leaders as well as deities.


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Max Tundra - Will Get Fooled Again (Live on Pitchfork.tv A>D>D) (Flash Video)
Max Tundra is known to do pretty much everything himself when making his records, as this clip ably illustrates.
From the Pitchfork.tv page:
Brit electro-pop mastermind Max Tundra is but one man. Yet-- through the wonders of four-track recording and digital editing-- he clones himself to pull off all the drums, guitar, piano, keyboard, melodica, vocals and handclaps necessary to nail this antic anthem about digital love.
His last album Parallax Error Beheads You is ace.


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Audit Charter
FHM Insurance Company
Audit Committee Charter
The primary function of the Audit Committee is to assist the Board of Directors in fulfilling its oversight responsibilities by reviewing: the financial reports and other financial information provided by the Company to any governmental body, to the Company's Members, to the agents that market its insurance products ("Agents"), or to the public; the Company's systems of internal controls regarding finance, accounting, legal compliance and ethics that management and the Board of Directors have established; and the Company's auditing, accounting and financial reporting processes generally. Consistent with this function, the Audit Committee should encourage continuous improvement of, and should foster adherence to, the Company's policies, procedures and practices at all levels. The Audit Committee's primary duties and responsibilities are to:
Serve as an independent and objective party to monitor the Company's financial reporting process and internal control system.
Review and approve the audit efforts of the Company's independent accountants.
Provide an open avenue of communication among the independent accountants, financial and senior management, and the Board of Directors.
The Audit Committee will primarily fulfill these responsibilities by carrying out the activities enumerated in Section IV of this Charter.
In discharging its responsibilities, the Committee is not itself responsible for the planning or the performance of audits, or for any determination that the Company's financial statements are complete and accurate, or in accordance with statutory accounting principles ("SAP"). Management is responsible for the preparation, presentation, and integrity of the Company's financial statements and for the appropriateness of the accounting principles and reporting policies that are used by the Company. The independent auditors are responsible for auditing the Company's financial statements.
The Committee is empowered to investigate any matter brought to its attention with full access to all books, records, facilities and personnel of the Company and it is authorized to retain, at the expense of the Company, independent legal, accounting, or such other advices as it may deem necessary or advisable to carry out its duties.
The Audit Committee shall be comprised of three or more directors as determined by the Board, each of whom shall be free from any relationship that, in the opinion of the Board, would interfere with the exercise of his or her independent judgment as a member of the Committee. All members of the Committee shall have a working familiarity with basic finance and accounting practices, and at least one member of the committee shall have accounting or related financial management expertise. Committee members may enhance their familiarity with finance and accounting by participating in educational programs conducted by the Company or an outside consultant.
The Members of the Committee shall be elected by the Board at the Annual Organizational Meeting of the Board or until their successors shall be duly elected and qualified. Unless a Chair is elected by the full Board, the members of the Committee may designate a Chair by majority vote of the full Committee membership.
The Committee shall meet at least four times annually, or more frequently as circumstances dictate.
To fulfill its responsibilities and duties, the Audit Committee shall:
Independent Audit
1. The audit committee will be directly responsible for the appointment, compensation and oversight of the work of the independent audit, including resolving disagreements between management and the auditor regarding financial reporting.
2. The audit committee must require the auditor to timely report to the audit committee:
a. All critical accounting policies and practices (prescribed and permitted);
b. All material alternative treatments of financial information within statutory accounting principles that have been discussed with management, ramifications of the use of such alternatives and the treatment preferred by the auditor;
c. Other material written communications between the auditor and management, such as any management letter or schedule of unadjusted differences.
Documents/Reports Review
1. Review and update this Charter periodically, at least annually, as conditions dictate.
2. Review the Company's annual financial statements and any reports or other financial information submitted to any governmental body, the Company's Members and Agents or the public, including any certification, report, opinion, or review rendered by the independent accountants.
3. Review periodically, but no less frequently than annually, a summary of the Company's transactions with directors and executive officers and with firms that employ directors, as well as any other material related party transactions.
4. Review regular internal reports to management and management's response.
5. Review correspondence, complaints, and any other communication between the Company and the Florida Department of Insurance.
Independent Accountants
6. Recommend to the Board of Directors the selection of the independent accountants, considering independence and effectiveness and approve the fees and other compensation to be paid to the independent accountants. On an annual basis, the Committee should review and discuss with the accountants all significant relationships the accountants have with the Company to determine the accountants' independence.
7. Review the performance of the independent accountants and approve any proposed discharge of the independent accountants when circumstances warrant.
8. Periodically consult with the independent accountants out of the presence of management about internal controls and the fullness and accuracy of the company's financial statement.
Financial Reporting Processes
9. In consultation with the independent accountants and management, review the integrity of the Company's financial reporting processes, both internal and external.
10. Consider the independent accountants' judgments about the quality and appropriateness of the Company's accounting principles as applied in its financial reporting, and be aware of how the application of SAP in the Company's financial reporting differs from generally accepted accounting principles ("GAAP").
11. Confer with independent accountants and management regarding SAP and any changes made to SAP.
12. Consider and approve, if appropriate, major changes to the Company's auditing and accounting principles and practices as suggested by the independent accountants and management.
Process Improvement
13. Establish regular and separate systems of reporting to the Audit Committee by Management and the independent accountants regarding any significant judgments made in management's preparation of the financial statements and the view of each as to appropriateness of such judgments.
14. Following completion of the annual audit, review separately with management, and the independent accountants any significant difficulties encountered during the course of the audit, including any restrictions on the scope of work or access to required information.
15. Review any significant disagreement among management and the independent accountants in connection with the preparation of the financial statements.
16. Review with the independent accountants and management, the extent to which changes or improvements in financial or accounting practices, as approved by the Audit Committee, have been implemented. This review should be conducted at an appropriate time subsequent to implementation of changes or improvements, as decided by the Committee.
Ethical and Legal Compliance
17. Review periodically, but not less frequently than annually, the Company's Vision, Beliefs, Mission, and Guiding Principles to ensure that management has established a system to monitor and comply with the goals and objectives set forth in these foundation statements.
18. Make sure that management has a system in place to ensure that the Company's financial statements, reports and other financial information disseminated to governmental organizations, the Company's Members and Agents, and the public satisfy legal requirements.
19. Review activities, organizational structure, experience and qualifications of the persons in the Company responsible for the Company's financial management.
20. Review, with the Company's counsel, legal compliance matters.
21. Review, with the Company's counsel, any legal matters that could have a significant impact on the Company's financial statements.
22. Evaluate the Committee's performance no less frequently than annually.
23. Delegate any of its responsibilities to one or more members of the Committee.
24. Review accounting and financial human resources and succession planning within the Company.
25. Submit the minutes of all meetings of the Audit Committee to, or discuss the matters discussed at each Committee meeting with, the Board of Directors.
26. Perform any other activities consistent with this Charter, the Company's By-Laws and governing law, as the Committee or the Board deems necessary or appropriate.


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From: Nancy
To: healingcrystals.com
Sent: Tuesday, April 01, 2008 11:04 AM
Subject: RE: Stones for 5y/o with Anger and Communication Issues
Hi Cheryl - Yesterday, I received the crystals that I ordered for my son. As usual, I am so pleased with them. I've read that Carnelian does not need clearing and is able to clear other stones if kept in a bag/box. The pouch that I've given my son has the carnelian in it along with the other stones you mentioned and some additional stones (clear and rose quartz, amethyst, ruby). Will I ever need to clear the stones that he carries in his pouch if the carnelian is in the mix. If not, I probably won't need to reprogram them on a regular basis. Am I right??
In general how often should stones be cleared and reprogrammed? I did not program his stones with a specific intention only with the stones natural properties. I had him hold his stones and he slept with them as well. He loves them!!
Thanks again for all of your help. I've ordered many times from your site and I've always been very pleased. Your service benefits us all and for that I am sooo appreciative!
God bless!
Hi Nancy~
Wow, that was fast! We are so glad you like the crystals you ordered. You are correct that Carnelian is self-cleansing, and that it can cleanse other stones that are in the pouch with it. While the stones in the pouch with the Carnelian don't need to be cleansed, I would recommend keeping the stones, with which he sleeps and perhaps later will meditate, separate from the pouch. You might consider using the Amethyst and the Clear Quartz as the items not included in the pouch. These would be special for different times, as different activities and times of the day carry different energies. Stones accustomed to your son for during the days activities would absorb different energies than the ones he spends time with in the evenings. If you use the Amethyst and Clear Quartz as these evening crystals, then you might want to cleanse them either weekly, or after any intense sessions. These are the only stones that would need to be programmed, and consequently, cleansed afterwards. The stones in the pouch won't need to be cleared regularly though.
The only reason you would want to program any crystals for your son is for any specific purpose you might think about. If you are only interested in the specific metaphysical properties of any stone, then you wouldn't need to program it. However, you would want to cleanse it periodically, perhaps weekly, save for extenuating circumstances. None of this is set in stone, of course, as we are all individuals with unique energies and needs.
I hope this information clears things up for you. We are so glad that your son is enjoying his new crystals!
Peace & Love,
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Ben C. Gerenstein, President & CEO
Ben Gerenstein, the head of the ZyEdge leadership team, has over 20 years experience as an entrepreneur and information technology executive. He has been President and CEO of ZyEdge, LLC since its inception in 2001. Prior to founding ZyEdge, Mr. Gerenstein was Founder, President & CEO of TruEdge Technologies, Inc. TruEdge, one of the top Cisco network integration firms in the Mid-Atlantic region, was acquired by Sonic Telecom in May of 2000.
Mr. Gerenstein has held executive IT positions and provided senior-level consulting services for numerous companies, including Dow Jones, Goldman Sachs, British Aerospace, Metropolitan Fiber Systems and Bull North America. His passion, however, is providing exceptional managed network services to small and mid-sized organizations.
Mr. Gerenstein is an active member of the Northern Virginia business community and recently accepted a Fantastic 50 award from the Virginia Chamber of Commerce. The Fantastic 50 is Virginia's most prestigious award for small and medium-sized entrepreneurial companies. Mr. Gerenstein was also recently named to the MSPmentor 250 list, honoring the world's top managed services provider (MSP) executives, entrepreneurs and experts.
Mr. Gerenstein is a graduate of Colgate University and holds a BA in Computer Science, as well as an MBA.
James J. Rafferty Jr., Vice President of Sales
As Vice President of Sales, James Rafferty is responsible for the development and expansion of ZyEdge's client base of small to mid-sized organizations, as well as managing a team of account executives. Since joining ZyEdge, Mr. Rafferty has been directly responsible for doubling the company's client base and successfully targeting new vertical markets.
Mr. Rafferty has held numerous positions in sales and marketing. While with The AD Group and Londonderry Group, he was responsible for developing new business and managing existing accounts, including penetrating key market segments with several Fortune 500 companies including AT&T, Qwest, and Sprint. At Platinum Marketing, he was quickly promoted to Director of Sales and assumed the responsibility of building and developing a sales team that out performed any other team on the east coast.
Mr. Rafferty is a graduate of Old Dominion University, where he holds a Bachelor of Science in Occupational Technical Studies, with minors in Communications and Marketing.
Ryan West, Chief Technology Officer
As CTO, Ryan West is responsible for drafting, developing and implementing technology solutions that best serve the needs of prospects and customers. He leads a team of certified IT experts in all facets of IT and is responsible for managing the ongoing development of technology products and services that incorporate the latest advances in IT.
Ryan West has worked in the Cisco Systems consultancy and design field for over 10 years. He is a seasoned network engineer with experience in the Information Technology field across multiple disciplines with a focus on IP convergence technologies. His goal, when designing networks, is to architect solutions that propel business success. Along with his CCIE certification, CCIE #24360, Ryan received a BS in Information Technology (Summa Cum Laude) from George Mason University.
Jeremiah Best, Director of Operations
As Director of Operations, Jeremiah Best is responsible for developing and implementing business procedures to ensure successful delivery of technology services to ZyEdge customers. He leads the technical staff in all aspects of service delivery, from new projects to maintenance, operation, and monitoring of customers' IT infrastructure.
Jeremiah Best has been with the company for over 9 years during which he has attained multiple certifications and managed multiple teams. He is a multi-disciplined network engineer and operations manager with proven leadership abilities. His goal is to successfully deliver services that help businesses achieve their business and technical goals. In 2006 he graduated from George Mason University with a Bachelor's of Science in Information Technology. When not in the office he can be found rock climbing the local areas.


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Discussion in 'Domain Names & Parking' started by Meraman, Mar 14, 2010.
Register .Info domains for $.89 at G0Daddy.com
Just to let you know.
Nothing new! It's always $0.89
Not always, and many people keep asking where to buy cheap .infos.
You might be an "expert" but most newbies are not.
Everyday it is harder to share things...
Nah.. it's not $0.89..
it's 1.07 including tax..
Perhaps I detect a hint of sarcasm but actually you can get free domains and hosting here:
I've never had much luck getting .info domains to rank. I tend to stick with .coms and .orgs. Cheap domains are great and all but you gotta look at the bigger picture. What good is saving 6 or 7 bucks if you get a domain where you'll have to work 3 times as hard for traffic? Just my opinion.
Use the coupon code: diggnation at GoDaddy and you can get your .com domains for 7.49
Be careful with .co.cc - it is a free domain and they can take it away from you at any time. I actually have a domain I reg'd with them 2 weeks ago and it says "This domain is under investigation and will be finished in 24 hours" - it's just two words and nothing bad or trademarked. I would rather pay a .89 or $7.49 and know I own it than get something for free and one day shut it down.
Also I am not having any difficulty getting some of my .info's to rank.
$2.99 at namecheap for 1 year + WhoisGuard. Sounds like a steal to me over Godaddy.
Some notes I Just saw at Namecheap:
- Domains have Free WhoisGuard only for the first year, later it is plus $2.88 per domain
- .Info are $2.99 for the first year and $9.69 after
Not trying to pick up on anything, just clarifying.
Just remembered: I already had domains with them in the past but for some reason I don't recall I took them out to another place, I guess moniker.
Whats your point? Godaddy info's are just as expensive to renew as a .com
Name cheap is way better.. at least WhoisGuard is free for the first year.. go daddy wants you to pay like $8.99 just for private registration..
Another good option is buying your domain from google. I think private registration is included with your domain, and they only charge $10/yr
Separate names with a comma.


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New Student Orientation - Spring 2016
Welcome to Gordon-Conwell! We are excited you will be joining our Seminary community. Beginning fall 2015, Student Life Services will be hosting a required general orientation for all new students (see Orientation Schedule).
- January 20-21: Orientation for F1-Visa Students
- January 21: Orientation for all new students (including F1-Visa)
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Please review the Essential Information for New Students page to get acquainted with the various policies you will need to be aware of as a student at Gordon-Conwell.
Orientation Schedule
- Click here to view and print the Spring 2016 Orientation Schedule (.pdf)
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TRONICZ is a dj from Ghent Belgium...He started at the age of 14 in the bar of his parents.
It started with electronic music like Front 242, The neon judgement...Later, there was electronic body music, that becomes New Beat...A Belgium creation and hype was born.I'll never seld the complete collection of this period...So, if you want a party, with music of this period, you can contact me on email@example.com
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Siri Indian Restaurant, 401 E Dundee Rd, Wheeling, IL 60090, USA
Location: Siri Indian Restaurant, 401 E Dundee Rd, Wheeling, IL 60090, USA
Report Type: Temporary Closure - related to food safety
Closure Date: Sep 18
Details: 3. MANAGEMENT, FOOD EMPLOYEE AND CONDITIONAL EMPLOYEE; KNOWLEDGE, RESPONSIBILITIES AND REPORTING - Comments: NO EMPLOYEE HEALTH POLICY AVAILABLE ON-SITE DURING THE INSPECTION FOR THE INSPECTOR TO REVIEW, INSTRUCTED TO PROVIDE A FORM 1B OR SIMILAR DOCUMENTS USED TO DEMONSTRATE COMPLIANCE. PRIORITY FOUNDATION 7-38-012(A) NO CITATION ISSUED. | 10. ADEQUATE HANDWASHING SINKS PROPERLY SUPPLIED AND ACCESSIBLE - Comments: OBSERVED NO HAND SINK IN OR NEAR THE PANCAKE BATTER PREP ROOM, INSTRUCTED TO INSTALL SINK WITH HOT & COLD WATER, SOAP AND PAPER TOWELS. INSTRUCTED TO MAINTAIN. 5.203.11(A) PRIORITY FOUNDATION, NO CITATION ISSUED. Source: Chicago Health Dept
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Oct 18 11:53pm
Centrico, Carrera 7, Bogota, Colombia
Symptoms: Diarrhea Fever Nausea Vomiting
Centrico restaurant in Bogota gave me and my family severe FOOD POISONING I celebrated my 30th birthday there in September and I actually enjoyed this place. So I thought since my boyfriend was turning 30 in October I would bring him here for lunch and I did on October 10th for his 30th birthday and it was terrible for a lack of better words. We ordered the mediocre QUINOA SALAD Not even worth the price. My boyfriend noticed it had an odd smell and an overload of lime Juice to make the smell not noticable or the taste I said no way this is a place where you cannot get in unless you have a reservation why would they serve CRAP food We ate the Salad myself him and his mother a few hours later my boyfriends birthday came to end we came home and the symptoms started he was so insanely sick and soon after followed myself and his MOTHER Confirmed food POISONING We have been spending our days so sick we cant even eat properly and we are all still very sick And to top it off the servers that day were just so lazy they clearly werent there to work and our server forgot some of our order when he did bring it out he left it sitting by the computer where you place your orders we said no thanks. It took 25 minutes of waiting on Soup and it came after we were finished our meals. Ive been working in a restaurant for 13 years in Canada and after coming here its clear the food is awful and over priced for the quality all you have is a nice view. After almost 7 days of being extremely sick we had to go to the emergency room and the doctor confirmed that we have Gastroenteritis from eating contaminated food We have the necessary papers to prove it. I would never recommend this place to anyone I am looking into taking this matter on a different level. DO NOT EAT AT THIS RESTAURANT Read More
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Symptoms: Diarrhea Fever Nausea Vomiting
A customer and I both got sick within 45 mins of eating here. Violent and explosive. Read More
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Jaburritos Sushi Burritos, South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV, USA
Symptoms: Diarrhea Fever Nausea
Me and my friend both got food poisoning here. She ordered a Long Beach Burrito and I ordered a Kodiak burrito. The same night I woke up with excruciating abdominal pain and have had diarrhea since. My friend got worse and got fever the next day followed by constant diarrhea and nausea. We werent even able to drive which caused us to stop in the middle of the desert for 24 hours to rest. Read More
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I was the only one in my group that ate a brat at section 129 (not sure what it was called) concessions. I have been vomiting nausea diarrhea and a temp of 102. Only thing I did different in our pre game and post. Already have been to the hospital for fluids and they did not even help. Read More
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Both my boyfriend and I became sick the day after having calamari there. Read More
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I purchased a shrimp, Salmon and Tuna roll on 10/12/18. 2 hours after eating it I begin to start feeling hot flashes and broke out in hives on my head and body. Here we are almost 5 days later and the hives have not gone away. I've been to Urgent Care the emergency room my family doctor and an allergist. Read More
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Had lunch and dinner in the park, me and my wife both ended up six about 9 hours later, we both ate burgers at the yum yum cafe yum yum cafe and premo pizza Read More
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La Bonita Supermarkets, North Las Vegas Boulevard, North Las Vegas, NV, USA
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Symptoms: Diarrhea Fever
Wednesday October 3 2018 met four friends for breakfast. Thursday one of them (youngest) had a 24 hr bout with diarrhea. I started feeling weak on Friday Saturday night (October 6) I had a fever chills and severe diarrhea began. Symptoms including profuse sweating and chills along with hourly diarrhea lasted through Monday October 8. One friend (older than I) made a trip out of State and had exact symptoms as I exact timing. We both ate a BLT one with mayo the other with mustard. Today is 10-15-18 and the two of us are STILL battling the diarrhea. Fever and chills stopped but cant leave the house due to the explosive diarrhea. Since I had not seen the friend in person since the prior week nor Seen him since Oct. 3 it is clear we contracted what we did at the restaurant. Dont know if its sickness or food poisoning but believe it came from the kitchen-food preparer. I understand now there arehave been a number of staff sick. This is not right the restaurant needs to hold employees accountable for their health. We continue to suffer two weeks later because somebody wanted a paycheck Read More


text: As you may already know, my 1 month old 13" MacBook Pro 2.4GHz laptop got ruined when i spilt shampoo over the keyboard (dont ask). It required a new logic board and the cheapest i could find on eBay was $1000+ postage. After hours of searching i managed to find zeotomic.com which actually specialise in logic board replacements. I was a bit sceptical at first as i had to send my logic board to them before i received the brand new replacement one, but they were actually really helpful and kept me upto date via email. So anyway - new logic board arrived about a week after sending my faulty one in and with the help of ifixit manuals i successfully installed the new logic board SUCCESS!! I am so happy as a lot of members on here said it was best to just scrap the mac for parts. If you have a liquid damaged laptop i would strongly recommend checking out www.zeotomic.com as they are the cheapest around (for me anyway) Sam x