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There's been a lot of news surrounding director Joss Whedon lately, especially with the news that he is in the running to direct Marvel's The Avengers. There's a horror film project that he and Drew Goddard have been working on for some time now called The Cabin in the Woods. This is a film that the creators have been very tight-lipped about. They haven't revealed much, and have really never talked about what the film is about. All we know is it takes place in a cabin in the woods, and that it puts a spin on the classic horror genre.
Actress Amy Acker, who co-stars in the film, didn't let any of this secrecy stop her from talking about the film at WonderCon. She doesn't go into much detail, but she does reveal something that we didn't know about the film before, and that's that it's going to be a creature feature.
There's a lot of scary monsters. It's a scary movie. It is about a cabin in the woods. You've figured it out. Yeah, it's about a cabin in the woods. It does take from the sort of formula of the horror movie of this group of young kids who go away to a cabin in the woods for the weekend, and everything that happens and what you think is supposed to happen.
The film is completely finished, all except for the 3D conversion that is being done to it. What? You didn't think it would get a 3D conversion? Come on, everything is being converted these days. It's ridiculous, I know, but this is the world we live in now, a world of 3D movies.
Regardless of the 3D conversion, Cabin in the Woods is a film I'm looking forward to seeing. We've been hearing about it for so long, and it's amazing how well the filmmakers have been able to keep the plot and story completely under wraps. I hope this film has a great payoff.
The Cabin in the Woods is going to be released in theaters Jan. 14, 2011.


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ANNAPOLIS, Md.—In youth sports, there are countless people behind the scenes who lead by example and understand the importance of sacrifice and teamwork.
It's the same with Ruth's Baseball Ideals (RBI) Baseball Club…who's example is John Pineau.
At RBI, it's estimated that the teams Pineau has coached have won over 400 games while winning six league championships (2010-12) and two state championships (16U in 2013, 19U in 2015). He was named Maryland AAU Baseball Coach of the Year in 2014.
That's the John Pineau who is a fixture in the Annapolis area as a youth baseball coach.
But his love of the sport goes beyond the excitement of the experience on the field. To say he's devoted to baseball, and to AAU Baseball and RBI, is an understatement.
In addition to serving as the RBI club's longtime president and coaching, Pineau is Director of AAU Baseball's Maryland and Potomac Valley Districts spanning Northern Virginia, Washington DC, and Maryland and Commissioner of the AAU Mid-Atlantic Wood Bat League.
He's also Head Groundskeeper for Riva Area Park's 90-foot field.
"Riva Park's 90-foot field, and 18+, 19U, 16U, and 14U youth baseball, wouldn't be anywhere close to what it is without him," said Mike Graham, longtime manager/coach of the AAU advanced skills development team Maryland RBI.
What Pineau does to operate and maintain the Riva field for AAU youth baseball couldn't be duplicated by many others, Graham said. He should know—Graham cast his coaching lot with RBI seven years ago and has since managed four teams that made an appearance in the AAU State Championship game, winning it all back in 2012-2014 during an unprecedented three-year run as the state champions and competed for the AAU National Championship at ESPN's Wide World of Sports at the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Fla., in 2013.
"Hundreds of players are only able to play this sport in our area because of John's incredible efforts not only to organize and manage leagues for teams to play in but also his labor to maintain Riva Park," said Graham. "He's changed a lot of lives of many of these players. For many it's been their critical path to play college baseball and brought together a family club atmosphere."
Graham, who's been coaching for 20 years, says he's impressed how "John is always working on and making improvements to the field. I've coached all over the country and overseas and Riva in many ways still is my favorite ballfield—it's like coming home."
And that's much of the reason why the Riva facility is what it's become today.
"I think the success of our program depends a lot on the facility that we have and the TLC—tender loving care—we give it," said Pineau. "I know every blade of grass on that field and I think that goes hand-in-hand with success that the program is able to thrive."
Throughout these years Pineau has been the key player in maintaining the Riva field. In addition to his real life full-time job as a businessman, the 62-year-old often puts over 20 hours of field maintenance per week into the field.
"I do as much of the work as I can myself only because I know the kids don't sign up to be field maintenance workers. They come to play baseball," said Pineau. "So I do the bulk of the work, but I need the help of the coaches and community.
"After practice, after games you'll see them out there with brooms, rakes, and the tractor-drag helping every way that they can. If the community saw how hard we all work on this field just so kids can play baseball, they would cry."
That builds club chemistry which is one of the reasons Pineau believes that the program he leads has been so strong throughout the years.
"I've dedicated my life to youth baseball," said Pineau. "This is a way for me to spend time with young people, get to know them, and stay young myself and share a lifetime of baseball knowledge with them. And try to guide them as best as I can."
But nothing that has been done to improve and maintain the field could have been possible without the support of the community, which helps the club to cover the costs of the field.
"Some of it is provided by player registrations and business sponsorships, some of it by Anne Arundel County Recreation and Parks," said Pineau. "Sometimes it comes out of my pocket. Most of it is sweat equity."
Recently on a hot August day with the temperature on the field a searing 101 degrees, Pineau was busy treating, repairing, weeding, and doing everything necessary to get the field into condition for the fall baseball season that starts after Labor Day.
"ACE Hardware Lawn & Garden expert consultant Andy Summers visited the field," Pineau said, "and complimented us on how well the field has survived the severe weather conditions this year. He was shocked by how well the field has held up because of all the field maintenance we have performed."
Just as much as Pineau gives back to the people of the community, the club and the field that it so proudly maintains gives back to him, which fuels his drive and determination to continue to grow one of AAU Baseball's top district-level programs.
That's why, on any given day, even though the season may be over, you can still find Pineau on the field—maintaining the playing surface and getting it ready for the next season.

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text: July 12, 2011 Elisabeth Donnelly stusherman: The Moviegoer is one of those dangerous books that might just make you quit your job or marry your first cousin… I enjoyed the terms he, Binx Bolling the protagonist, comes up with to describe how cinema has affected the world. The best by far is certification. This is the term when something one knows, a neighborhood perhaps, appears in a movie. It's existence on the silver screen makes it certified, worthy of existence. This concept also comes up in his description of a couple meeting a celebrity. How seeing that person in real life add an authenticity to their life, even if that person is know for playing someone they are not. Bix lives through the medium of cinema (I believe the book predated McLuhan). He sees the world becoming a vessel of experience in which people use the simulacrum as a measure of realness, and not the other way around. The Moviegoer is a dangerous book, and I say that with experience. I just adore my first cousin. (j/k!) I love the fact that someone on the New York Times Magazine staff had that and Independence Day by Richard Ford on their list of favorite books (Carina Chocano would be a guess if she's on staff, but probably not? Probably a dude, is my guess.) - I had read both books simultaneously, quite by accident, which was fun since the latter was quite plainly a Moviegoer re-write of sorts. The part of me that related to these two lost boy characters was very, very terrified and has made some major decisions as a result. Not completely, but these books were there in the background. Nobody ever wants to be "dreamy" as a character trait. It's too vaporous.And if you've ever done an interview in your life, Chapter 6 (or 7? I forget) of Independence Day basically nails what it's like in a way that had me rolling on the floor. It's really the takeaway of the book for me. The Moviegoer seems sadder and more creepily relevant, day after day after day. It actually may be a favorite book of mine. In about slot #18 or so, sad men in 50s America division.


text: Interventions at the Conquest Hospital, Hastings Part 2 Project 2003 Andrew MaherStephen Marshall University for the Creative Arts Canterbury UK The brief was to analyze Conquest hospital in Hastings and propose an intervention for its benefit. The main problems identified: -Ill-defined entrance-Poor internal circulation due to split level and site gradient-Internal courtyards inaccessible to the inhabitantsStrategies-Redefine main entrance-Introduction of independent element as a guide and means of orientation-Relocation of existing public stair to main courtyard acting as a focal point within the hospital -Access to Main courtyard improved by allowing complete permeability of the surrounding corridors rendering it the new heart and social quarter of the hospital-An incision made into the existing fabric, creates a physical link to the outside world, giving welcome release to the claustrophobic nature of the hospital.-The introduction of water to the courtyard provided an area for contemplation and providing a direct link to the exterior lake-Although proposed intervention to the main courtyard is of a public nature, privacy and tranquility are accommodated within the use of the contemplation pool. Andrew MaherStephen Marshall This is a collaborative project which investigates making discreet interventions in a modern building type; in this case the Conquest Hospital at Hastings by Powell and Moya.. Completed in February 1992, the architects had designed a sensitive building which responded to a specific site on sloping ground. The hospital buildings conform to a 'mat' of accommodation on four levels, punctuated by courtyards and stepping down the hill so that all levels have access to ground level at some point. Soon after completion, the client, while appreciative of the positive qualities of the new building, was already aware of problems of security and orientation, which the sprawling plan created.Lenny and Andy have looked at the general problems of legibility within the complex; the repetitive spaces and the complex relationship of levels are disorienting. Based on a deep understanding of how buildings are used, their project has explored the interaction between social and formal organizations and the social potential of space. They employed observation and judgment, recording in minute detail and producing pieces of work which interrogate the existing situation. They researched and drew out the whole range of conditions of the site, not just its physical characteristics, and have sought to deal with the issue of navigating ones way through the complex. In particular, they transformed the main courtyard space in order to give coherence and orientation within the building and included a new stair and adjustments to the fenestration. Andy and Lenny's work was exhibited at the Hospital during the academic year. This project drew upon the specific interests of both students. Andy's focus lies in site specific studies and he has developed various techniques for exploring these, in particular the use of pinhole photography to capture haunting landscapes. He has been experimenting with building cameras to achieve the effects he seeks. A recent subject has been the sound mirrors at Dungeness.Lenny's work during the Part 2 course at Canterbury has been concerned with responsive environments. Evolving from an interest in kinetic art and architecture, the effects of light and movement were central to Lenny's studies of urban space both theoretically, and in his research into urban spaces as responsive environments. Tutor(s)


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When designing and creating for signage you must consider visibility foremost!
The biggest issue designers often don't consider is being able to read clearly from afar. Signs need to be read quickly and be bold and simple. Many signs are read from vehicles and are often viable for only a few seconds. Also contrasting colors and limited graphics, images or photos. Do not clutter up signs or use light over flourished fonts.
Give your self a test. Make a 2' x 2' sign, post it 30' away and walk past the sign, Can you read it clearly and easily?


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Film: Kodak Portra 400 +1
When I get rolls like this back from the lab, I think to myself this is why I shoot film! One thing I can't get over when I look at film photos is the emotion it is able to capture. It's as if the images have a soul, a cinematic feel that they will come to life.
This roll is basically split into two halfs. The first half are shots from the Beach Blanket Babylon Musical I attended, but I've decided to only share a couple images since I am writing separate blog on the experience.
The second half of this roll was shot with the beautiful model, Emma Anita. Emma was visiting from out of town and I planned two locations that I thought would suit her look and would guarantee amazing shots. We first shot at the Conservatory of Flowers, which is one of my favorite spots in the city. You'll see much more of Emma in the next roll!
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Google Photos recently added a video stabilization option to their android app, a feature which likely will be rolling out to the web client and presumably the iOS app.
The feature is pretty self explanatory: it stabilizes video to make it less shaky, jumpy, or jittery. But how well does it work, exactly?
To test it out, I shot a couple of videos on my Nexus 5x. I should note that I took these videos in vertical orientation because I knew they wouldn't make it into a larger project as well as the fact that I am currently interested in vertical formats with the growing popularity of Instagram Stories.
That said, I will be doing a similar stabilization test with video from my GH5 which was shot at 4k/60fps, so stay tuned for those results.
Anyway, I'm not going to preface this anymore. Here is the video with the before and after shots that I took after work (I work near YVR, one of Canada's largest airports).
So, what did you think? I remember telling my friend it almost "looked too good to be true". Do you think it looks too unnatural? I feel like it has almost a cinemagraph look to it at times, especially for the more stationary shots.
Again, I'll be putting some footage from my GH5 onto Google Photos and seeing how it handles those files and how it applies the stabilization.
Currently, the video stabilization in Google Photos definitely exceeded my expectations. If you are doing a lot of Instagram Stories content and need to deliver smooth video from a phone in an in-the-moment timeframe, then I definitely would consider taking advantage of this new Google Photos feature.


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MASHIRO'S CASTLE FREE MESSAGE BOARDThanks for visiting the forum.mkvRe: Terry BogardSun Nov 26, 2017 23:232602:306:3788:c5a0:51d1:78ee:d7dc:fa6bYeah, it was a few extra stories where Demitri turns Iori and Kyo into schoolgirls, with the last pic being of them walking to school together. Anywho, I don't have the Haruhi ones anymore, either, so I'll definitely take you up on those, at least.
- Re: Terry Bogard Bill, Sun Nov 26 13:21Oh really? I don't think I've ever seen that. But I'd like to! The only other image-based storytelling I know of from Mashiro-san is the one where Ken and Ryu get Midnight Blissed into bunnygirls,... more
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- Re: Terry Bogard Bill, Mon Nov 27 13:15Here ya go: http://www.mediafire.com/file/3i2um7ibc5gw93p/Mashiro_Image_Stories.zip I also found the one where Ken gets his classic Midnight Bliss from the game, turning into a bride.


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Cast: Cate Blanchett, Robert Redford, Topher Grace, Elisabeth Moss, Dennis Quaid
Details the 2004 CBS 60 Minutes report investigating then-President George W. Bush's military service, and the subsequent firestorm of criticism that cost anchor Dan Rather and producer Mary Mapes their careers.
Based on the book "Truth and Duty: The Press, The President, and the Privilege of Power," by Mary Mapes.
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Hey everyone !
Just wanted to update you on a few things. The summer is going by so fast. Thanks again for voting for us and helping us win 5 Teen Choice Awards .. and another one for Frankie !!
Yesterday our little brother Frankie had a new movie coming out, "Ponyo". It is a Pixar film from legendary filmmaker/animator Hayao Miyazaki. It is an amazing film. His works are drawn by hand.
Also, Honor Society has their song, "Where Are You Now", in the end credits of the film BandSlam.
Then today is the Joe's Birthday and our parents' anniversary.
Big week !!
Hope you are able to see Frankie and hear HS.
Only a couple weeks left on this part of the tour. Hope we get to see you before we take a little break. Nothing is better than seeing everyone jamming to our music.
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BRITTEN The Turn of the Screw
This absorbing version of Britten's arresting masterpiece (derived from Henry James's ever-mysterious short story) is based on the stage performances given by London's Royal Opera in Deborah Warner's controversial staging. It offers a considerable challenge to both the première recording, conducted by the composer, and the more recent version conducted by Steuart Bedford, originally released by Collins Classics (6/94) but alas currently unavailable. As with these, the new recording catches all the sinister fascination of Britten's most tautly composed opera score, so aptly matched to James's tale and to Myfanwy Piper's evocative libretto.
Daniel Harding is a worthy successor of and rival to the composer and to Steuart Bedford in extracting the greatest tension from both the finely wrought writing for the chamber ensemble and from his well-balanced and, by and large, exemplary cast. He is helped by the clearest and most detailed recording the work has yet received. The old mono set has the advantage of catching even more of the claustrophobic nature of the piece, but it cannot, of course, equal the new one in presence or range. The Bedford set suffers a little from a slightly too backward placing of the singers, but it is as finely executed as the new one and boasts David Owen Norris's virtuoso account of the piano variation.
When discussing the merits of the casts one is comparing three teams of undoubted excellence. Nevertheless there are distinctions to be made. As on stage, Joan Rodgers nicely balances the need to suggest the ingenuous and the excitable side of the Governess's nature, which she conveys in a performance that combines clarity of diction with the vocal verities. Which is not to say she surpasses Felicity Lott's wholly convincing portrayal for Bedford, let alone the perfectly sung and anguish-filled reading of Jennifer Vyvyan, the role's creator, for Britten.
Bostridge's ethereal, other-worldly, eerily magnetic Quint provides an interesting contrast with Philip Langridge's more forceful and present assumption for Bedford. I now prefer both to Pears's more mannered singing on the pioneering set, but that, needless to say, has its own authority. On the other hand neither Vivian Tierney nor Nadine Secunde (Bedford) quite match the searing sadness of Arda Mandikian's dark-hued Miss Jessel for Britten. In the case of Mrs Grose, Jane Henschel, imposingly as she sings, sounds a trifle too stock-operatic in her responses to words and notes beside the particular gentility of Joan Cross (Britten) or – even better – the marvellously detailed and intensely uttered interpretation of Phyllis Cannan (Bedford).
Warner chose to have a girl of the right age to play and sing Flora, which worked well on stage. On disc, the voice heard here is simply too slight to cope with Britten's writing. Olive Dyer in the original cast manages to sound convincingly girlish while encompassing the notes more strongly. Julian Leang manages to catch Miles's seemingly equivocal nature, though not quite as well as David Hemmings for Britten. Bedford's boy is weak.
Before I made my comparisons, I must say that I was utterly absorbed by the new version and, given its masterly engineering and sense of atmosphere would, by a hair's-breadth, prefer it to the Bedford among stereo recordings (and I have not forgotten the various merits of Sir Colin Davis's version on Philips). The composer's set remains both a historic document and – still – the most taut reading, but most will prefer and be satisfied with the conviction and the sound of this newcomer.


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Swaziland is home to 507 species of gorgeous birds. The reason for this richness of bird varieties in Swaziland is the climate, the diversity of vegetation as well as its wide altitudinal range, across a geological fault which runs from the Drakensberg Mountains of Lesotho, north through the Eastern Highlands in Zimbabwe. Chirping and tweeting sounds are the noises that a bird watcher loves to hear because of its sweetness and the shrill sound makes the heart sing with happiness. Bird watching in Swaziland is like an obsession for most visiting nature enthusiasts and its one of the most gaining and interesting activities for Swaziland holidays.
Birds of Swaziland
Bird watching in Swaziland is the best way to get close to some of Southern Africa's magnificent avifauna. Common bird sightings include Little Grebe, Great Crested Grebe, Great White Pelican, Pink-backed Pelican, Sacred Ibis, African Spoonbill, African Darter, Egyptian Goose, African Black Duck, Little Egret, Dwarf Bittern, Purple Heron, Black-headed Heron, Hamerkop, Yellow-billed Stork, African Openbill, Woolly-necked Stork, Marabou Stork, Long-tailed Cormorant, Saddle-billed Stork, the Greater & Lesser Flamingos, Cape Shoveler, White-faced Whistling-Duck, African Cuckoo-Hawk, White-headed Vulture, Lesser Spotted Eagle, Black-crowned Night-Heron, Crowned Hawk-Eagle and many other species.
Swaziland Bird Watching Hotspots
Hlane Royal National Park
Hlane Royal National Park is the largest park in Swaziland and a bird watcher's paradise. It lies about 67km northeast of Manzini. Hlane Royal, with its rich bio-geographic diversity, it is considered one of the true bird parks of the world. Raptors are of infinite variety and include martial eagles, bateleurs, and Long-crested Eagles. Several species of vultures spotted in the park include white-backed, white-headed, lappet-faced as well as rare Cape vulture.
Hawane Nature Reserve
Hawane Nature Reserve is a pure natural reserve for the rare avian population in Swaziland. The reserve's main attraction is its wealth of birdlife. Several rare species of avifauna have been reported from this relatively small Park particularly attracted by Mbuluzi River and the dam. You will find birds like endangered Egyptian Goose, Lanner Falcon, Pied Kingfisher and White-Faced Whistling Duck. For the enthusiastic twitchier, several trails are provided for bird watching in Swaziland.
Malolotja Nature Reserve
Malolotja Nature Reserve is possibly Swaziland's most striking reserve. It is situated on the edge of the Drakensberg Escarpment in the north-west. Malolotja Reserve is laden with more than rare 280 avian species. You will find many varieties including the occasional Blue Swallow and Bald Ibis, Blue Crane and Stanley's Bustard. A flourishing bald ibis colony is found above the Malolotja Falls. Other birds to watch are Red-breasted Sparrow-Hawk, Quailfinch, Striped Flufftail, Black-winged Plover, Knysna Lourie, Narina Trogon, Ground Woodpecker, Plain-backed Pipit, Buff-streaked Chat, Chorister Robin, Broad-tailed Warbler and Gurney's Sugarbird, Blue Swallow and many other interesting species. The best way to see birds here is to take a bike ride.
Mantenga Nature Reserve
Mantenga Nature Reserve is situated close to Mbabane in the picturesque Ezulwini Valley between the soaring peaks of Execution Rock and Sheba's Breasts. This 725-hectare nature reserve was proclaimed in 1991 and is home to a variety of predominantly middleveld species. Mantenga is a happy breeding ground for many migratory birds including the Little Sparrowhawk, Little Grebe, White-breasted Cormorant, Reed Cormorant, Black-headed Heron, Streaky-headed Seedeater, Black-shouldered Kite, Martial Eagle, Great Egret, Hamerkop, African Sacred Ibis, African Spoonbill, White-faced Duck, African Fish-Eagle, Shelley's Francolin, African Jacana, Black-winged Lapwing, Secretary bird, African Quailfinch, Orange-breasted Waxbill, Red-backed Mannikin, etc.
Mbuluzi Game Reserve
Superb Scenery, diverse birdlife, and close encounters are what can describe Mbuluzi Game Reserve bird tours. Mbuluzi Game Reserve is bound by the majestic Mbuluzi River and the Lubombo mountain range in the east and boasts a remarkable bird habitat with over 300 species. The bird varieties include the White-backed Night Heron, Narina Trogon, Yellow Wagtail, Greyhooded Kingfisher, Pels Fishing Owl, African Finfoot, Dwarf Bittern and Crested Guineafowl.
Mkhaya Game Reserve
Mkhaya Game Reserve is situated in lowveld wilderness in the southeast of Swaziland. Birds of note in this unspoiled wilderness area include the Narina Trogon, Purple-crested Turaco, and pink-throated twinspots, Grey-headed Bush-shrike, Gorgeous Bush-Shrike and Pygmy Kingfisher. Large flocks of crested guinea fowl are common sightings.
Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary
This is Swaziland's wildlife pioneer conservation area and most visited reserve. It is located in the Ezulwini valley in between Mbabane and Manzini and delights in abundant bird life that graces the plains. The Sanctuary covers 4,560 hectares reserve hosts a variety of birdlife including the Black Crowned, Fish Eagle as well as the Purple Crested Lourie. Fantastic birding walks are offered where Swaziland's National Bird; the Purple-Crested Turaco are often spotted.
Mlawula Nature Reserve
Ideally situated in the north-eastern part of Swaziland, Mlawula Nature Reserve is another excellent birding spot. It is a favorite stopover on bird watching holidays in Swaziland; it is home to a recorded 350 varieties including the Marital Eagle and Bateleur, 5 Vulture Species and a Number of Rarities namely the Narina Trogan, Pinkthroughted Twinspot, African Broadbill, African Finfoot, Yellow Spotted Nicator and Grey Sunbird.
Best Season for Bird Watching in Swaziland
The period October to February and March offers the best season for bird watching in Swaziland as well as Southern Africa in general.
All in all, whether you are an ardent birder or a twitchier, Swaziland is the place for bird watching in Swaziland holidays. So be equipped with telescopes, binoculars, and cameras and proceed towards Swaziland.


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The Emma Wetlands are waiting to share a crepustular symphony and the twilight magic of Nature. Bring your favorite mug and relax after our walk and enjoy a cup of cold juice at our Wetlands Field Education Center.
Dress for the weather and wear sturdy outdoor shoes.
**Children must be accompanied by an adult.
$7.00 per person. Register here.
*Children under 3 are free.
*Minimum paid attendees: 10
*No refunds, if a Hike is cancelled, ticket is good for the next scheduled Hike.


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Free stuff is always a good thing!
Whether you are a beginner or a five star designer, you'll surely find it easier to work on your projects by including resources already available at your disposal. Having pre-designed fonts, vectors, and even mock-up templates will not only support you in delivering quality content but also save you time and speed up the process.
Fortunately, there are plenty of tools out there to make your graphic content much easier. There are a lot of online communities such as Deviantart and Behance which take pride in sharing design resources and content to showcase their imaginative work. Most of these resources come with a price, but it would excite you to know that there are also free ones which you can check out right now? Alright, to save you time from researching these "freebies" we have listed here our personal picks for the top five high-quality resources every designer (or wannabe) must know.
The Noun Project (icons)
Finding free high-quality icons without a watermark is definitely not a walk in the park. You may have tried to search for some in Google Images only to find out that there are only a few which are "okay" in quality. Moreover, we bet you'll have trouble resizing these icons! And this is where this website will come in.
The Noun Project is somewhat similar to an online visual dictionary for free and high-quality icons created and uploaded by graphic designers all over the world. When we say dictionary, we mean DICTIONARY! This site includes almost all the icons under the sun. With its continuously growing community, we bet that more and more icons will be made available here for everyone. All they ask is that you credit to the icon's designer each time you use their icon.
Pexel (stock photos)
Every designer knows that including superior photos and excellent illustrations is an integral part of any design process. We bet that you wouldn't want to see a website with only text and pixelated photos right? So if you hear what we are saying then let's go on and dig into this amazing website which caters to the needs of every graphic artist, photographer, and designer.
All of us know that finding free stock photos on the internet is a big hassle. Lucky for you, we have this website called Pexel. Pexel offers high-grade stock photos which are completely free under the license of CC0. It has a large collection of beautifully captured images that you can use for personal or commercial purposes.
If you're looking for some more free image options, we also had a brief look at Unsplash and Pixabay.
Canva (online graphic design)
Infographics in 5 minutes? Canva can do it! This website enables everyone to become a designer as it gives the users pre-designed templates which you can customize to your own liking. What we love about this is that Canva has a template for everything! Invitations, certificates, posters, or resume. You name it! What's even more exciting about this is that you can access this online for free.
It capitalizes on the ease of use since it has a drag and drop feature combined with the stunningly generated templates. You may choose to upload your own pictures for the template or use their own library. In addition to that, you may add filters, add icons and shapes, and change fonts. All these and more when you check out this all-in-one website!
Placeit (mock up)
Have you ever wondered how you could craft a mockup image under 5 minutes without using Photoshop? Then worry no more since you may just have to check out our next website.
Placeit is a mock up template tool available for free online. You can add your website screenshot or upload designs on any of the mockup templates you want whether it is on an iPad, smartwatch, book cover, t-shirts, Facebook ad, or anything you want! There are tons of categories to choose from and you can download the mockup for free!
FreeTypography (free fonts)
The font style you use says a lot about yourself. There are a lot of free fonts available online and there is no reason for you to pay such a high price for all of it. If your friend consistently uses ComicSans in any of their documents, then we guess that it's time for you to have a little chat with them. One reason why handwritten-style fonts are popular today is because it provides a certain personality in a way that Comic sans, Arial, or Times New Roman cannot. And this is where our final website will take centre stage.
FreeTypgraphy.com offers high-quality free fonts which you can use for your documents or graphic creations. All you have to do is download the zipped file, extract it (no virus, yay!), and install it on your computer. You'll definitely find a ton of unique and excellent fonts for specific purposes- book covers, Facebook ads, album covers, or Infographics.


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Using the phases of the moon to feel more balanced (Pt 2)
If you missed the first part of this series, be sure to check out my post using the phases of the moon to feel more balanced pt 1 here! In that post I shared the different phases of the moon and a bit about how the feminine and masculine energies exist within us all -...read more
Using the phases of the moon to feel more balanced (Pt 1)
Do you struggle with feeling balanced? I honestly think everyone does to some degree, the picture we have of what we think balance should look like is often completely unrealistic. For me, balance is more about flowing with the ebbs and flows of life, showing up for...read more
Everyday Magic
At the end of last year when I sat down with Danielle La Porte's wonderful Desire Map to come up with my core desired feelings for 2017, one of the words / feelings that came out was 'witchy'. I've slowly been starting to talk more about my spiritual / magic / woo woo...read more
All about Oracle Cards
If you're not familiar with oracle cards, prepare to become enlightened! I've been using oracle cards for years, ever since I bought my first deck of Tarot cards when I was 16. I've shared the odd pic of me using my oracle cards and I know some of you guys were...read more


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Philadelphia police officer Greg Hettinger just wanted to do his job. Now he"s a vigilante with a chip on his shoulder and painkiller addiction.
After stepping into a firefight and pulling the trigger blindly, everything went dark for Hettinger. Things didn"t get any brighter when he woke up in the hospital. Irrevocably scarred and accused of murder, the former cop must go undercover if he still wants to do some good.
Now this gritty noir world comes to life in the Dark Circle Comics world premiere trailer for THE BLACK HOOD.
Want to know more? Check out my interview with Duane Swierczynski about transitioning from crime novels to graphic novels.
THE BLACK HOOD #1 by Duane Swierczynski & Michael Gaydos hits store shelves on 2/25.


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Waste & our World Home Project
Students were given a home project today to demonstrate their learning of our unit "Waste and our World." They are asked to reuse waste materials to produce a new and useful product. The project letter, question sheet, logbook and assessment rubric are attached below. All sheets except the rubric were also sent home with students today in their agendas. The project, question sheet and logbook are due in class on Monday, November 6th where each student will present to their peers. I'm looking forward to seeing the finished products!
Waste & our World Home Project Letter
Question Sheet
Waste Project Assessment Rubric
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June 2018
Need extra practice? Below are math printable e-books for extra practice at home:
Patterns and Algebra
Reading and Representing Whole Numbers
Addition and Subtraction
Multiplication and Division
Length, Perimeter & Area
"Math Makes Sense" Practice and Homework Book:
Can be found at the Virtual Learning Commons under "Student Links":
Username: kodiakstudent
Password: M@th15fun!
Practice Problem Solving Questions
Math Dictionary
Math Websites:
Demolition Division
Multiplication Games
Multiplication Interactive Games
Subtraction Games
Hour of Code
Math Facts Games
Math Fact Fluency Activities & Games
Plant Growth & Changes:
Plant Growth and Changes Glossary of Important Terms
Seed Survivor
Plants for Kids
Easy Science for Kids
Plants Elementary Science
Wheels & Levers Resources:
Wheel and Levers Glossary of Important Terms
Simple Machine Facts
Simple Machines Interactive Sites
Light & Shadows Resources:
Light and Shadows Glossary of Important Terms
BBC Light & Shadows
How We See Things
Light & Shadow Activities
Interactive Tutorials
Waste & our World Resources:
Waste and our World Glossary of Important Terms
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… And, at least once a week this October, Makati traffic.
As a follow-up to a successful debut last May, FitCon MNL this time collaborates with Dubai-based coaches Dynamic Duo Inc. and Warehouse Eight coworking space for the Urban Fitness Series, a weekly session to help the "non-gym" types get out of that sedentary lifestyle rut.
Slated to run for three consecutive Thursday nights, at 6 PM, this October 12, 19, (Update:) and 24, and one evening in November, on the 5th, at Warehouse Eight, La Fuerza Compound, Chino Roces Avenue, Makati, Urban Fitness is a mini-workshop on fitness, health, and wellness. It seems a bit insufficient in a week, but for any person who's looking to battle potentially destructive inactivity and, indirectly, rush hour, this series might just be the mid-week program he/she is looking for.
On the October 12 session, Urban Fitness tackled mobilizers, TriggerPoint foam rolling, and bodyART, through the engaging classes of Dynamic Duo's Rica Rodriguez and Divine Masinsin.
Rodriguez started off by presenting the facts on whether or not "busy" people could be fit. The truth was, many of the attendees weren't in tiptop shape – some had injuries or had at least one part of their body feeling a little strain or discomfort. Rodriguez then made us stand to reveal those discomforts by doing a few of movements repetitively, which immediately broke us from our everyday motions—whether it's walking a certain way, sitting at work a certain way, or turning our head a certain way. These were called mobilizers, which were done to help stretch the fascia, a band of connective tissue that wraps up the entire body. Other simple ways to restore mobility include Yin & Yang movements (what you do to the right, do to the left), taking brain breaks, and hydration.
With mobilizers targeting the ankles, the hip, and the T-spine, Rodriguez introduced the TriggerPoint foam roller, a simple-looking but very impressive tool that first originated to rehabilitate injured muscles, but is now used by athletes or gym-goers for warm-up, widening the range of motion, thus, lessening the risk of injury.
The night was capped off by a dynamic bodyART class led by Masinsin. BodyART is said to be a fusion of several types of workouts, mainly yoga, Pilates, dance, and kinesiotherapy. It has not officially arrived in the Philippines yet, however, it's been big for years in Europe, the US, and of course, Dubai, UAE, and our after-class feeling gets just why.
The Urban Fitness Series will soon have events dedicated to bikers, runners, and dancers. Join the two remaining sessions this coming Thursday and next. Visit their event page for more details.


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Rhonda Denise Johnson is the author of Speaking for the Child: An Autobiography and a Challenge. On this blog, I discuss many of the issues touched on in the book. I invite you, the reader to join in the discussion by leaving your comments.
On the top left-hand corner is a link back to the Speaking for the Child webpage, where you can read excerpts, listen to a blogtalkradio interview and mmuch more.
On this blog you can also find out about my Spoken Word poetry and narrative journal, Visions with Voices, a free quarterly online journal where you can read and listen to exciting new poets.


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My sweetie gave me a heads-up on this story, probably because she can't stand the thought of me going half a day without being murderously angry.
Mayor of America and President of 9/11 Rudy Giuliani is looking to meld those titles and become President of America. Yesterday, while campaigning in Ohio, Rudy made the breathtakingly false claim that:
I was at ground zero as often, if not more, than most of the workers. … I was there working with them. I was exposed to exactly the same things they were exposed to. So in that sense, I'm one of them."
It comes as no shock to see Giuliani whoring the memory of 9/11 and trying to make his way to the White House by walking on the corpses of the people who died in the World Trade Center that day. After all, what else does Rudy have? But this biblically proportioned fraud took even my cynical old ass by surprise.
Needless to say, people who actually did spend a lot of time working at ground zero, and have a host of odious medical conditions to show for it, are a bit peeved.
Michael Palladino, head of the Detectives Endowment Association, the union of NYPD detectives, said the mayor's record can't compare to those who spent 12 months sifting through toxic debris for evidence and human remains.
Please, Jesus, please let there have been cameras rolling when Rudy said that. Also, please let the alleged liberal media, which spends damn near as much time sucking Republican shlong as Faux News these days, play the footage over and over.


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- Primary Cause
- Education
- Secondary Cause
- Youth Development
A shocking 400,000 people in the Greater Cincinnati area are illiterate. We are a nonprofit organization that serves as the contact center for literacy programs in the tri-state area. Our service area includes eight counties that works with more than 60 literacy programs. We also work with a coalition of more than 100 provider agencies and more than 30 schools to improve lives throughout the region.
The Literacy Network of Greater Cincinnati champions the development of literacy in the individual, the family, the workplace, the school, and the community by raising awareness, improving access, and serving as a catalyst for literacy efforts.
LNGC is home to two Basic Reading Programs- one for adults and one for children. Both programs are free of charge to all participants.
The Adult Basic Reading Program (ABRP) is geared towards adults that read at or below a fourth grade reading level. We have four classes at three different locations throughout Cincinnati. There are about 50 active adult students in our programs.
The Children's Basic Reading Program (CBRP) is for children that suffer from reading deficiencies such as dyslexia. We have 17 active classes at elementary schools throughout Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky.
Both programs use the Orton-Gillingham Multi-Sensory approach to learning. This approach utilizes all senses while learning to read, which has proven effective for those that suffer from reading and learning disabilities.
A prime example of the impact that our services make on our community is our 2016 Hope Award winner, Victoria Mitchell. Victoria is a one-of-a-kind, outstanding woman. She raises her twin great grandsons and volunteers at the soup kitchen, the food pantry and the boys' school. She is also an active member at her church and participates in the choir. There was just one problem--Victoria couldn't read. When Victoria decided to try out for the church choir, she had to memorize all of the lyrics in the hymnal because she could not read them. Victoria decided, after being accepted into the choir, that she wanted to better her life and learn to read. She is now one of our most dedicated and persevering students in our Adult Basic Reading Program.
Let the Literacy Network connect you to an enjoyable, convenient, and immensely rewarding volunteer opportunity. It will amaze you the difference a little of your time can make in one person's life.
You can volunteer to tutor children or adults for 30 minutes a week and help change a life! Training sessions will be held the first Tuesday of every month (excluding May, June, July, and January).
Training registration begins at 4:30 p.m. and the session will run from 5:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. Address to use for directions to the Literacy Network:
650 Gest Street
Cincinnati, OH 45203
To register for a tutor training session, visit our website (www.LNGC.org) and go to the "Volunteer" tab.
- Fundraising
Suggested Donations
- Buy a book for an adult student in our Adult Basic Reading Program ($10.00)
- Sponsor a child in our Children's Basic Reading Program ($50.00)
- Provide materials for the students in our programs ($100.00)
Funding Needs
LNGC is creative when it comes to bringing in funds. We have participated in the Dewey's Pizza DewMore Mondays, where 20% of every purchase in one night goes to our organization. We also participate at multiple events and festivals in Cincinnati by volunteering at beer booths and earning tips in which go to LNGC. We have also partnered with many companies throughout Cincinnati that have been extremely generous to our organization.
However, we are still in need of creative funding. That's where Brackets for Good comes in. We are always in need of funding to support our multiple programs since they are offered free of charge. By donating, that money will fund our Children's Basic Reading Programs, Adult Basic Reading Programs, Winners Walk Tall, tutor training and much more. We are deeply grateful for those that help us reach our mission of improving literacy in Cincinnati.
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It's here, in the palms of our hands, what military strategists and other organizers have dreamed about for millennia: instant, live, visual communications across any distance. People in ancient times used to consult oracles and pray to deities for the power that we now have in smartphones with livestreaming capability.
I've written elsewhere about how I think livestreaming video capability is game-changing in terms of social movements, so I won't repeat it here, instead focusing on some ways to improve the quality and utility of the livestreams.
The streams I've watched range from excellent (shout-out to @Oakfosho), to unwatchable. We have to remember that we're the eyes for the world. When people chant "The whole world is watching!"—they're watching through us. Continue reading


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At a London film premiere on Thursday evening, the Duchess wholesale halloween costumes of Cambridge – whose Kensington Palace home is next door to Tamara Eccelstone's 57-room mansion – inadvertently copied the heiress by wearing a £320 white gown made by emerging designer Self Portrait.
Tamara wore the same dress for an Evening Standard photoshoot Halloween Costumes Outlet in June, as my picture shows, while American socialite Paris Hilton has also sported the gown.
Paris, 35, first wore the £320 pleated crochet floral maxi dress - which features a prominent slit in its long flowing pleated skirt - to the amfAR Inspiration Gala in Los Angeles.
It's a fashion first for the Duchess qwqfdvdsadf of Cambridge! Stepping out to the premiere of A Street Cat Named Bob, Kate wore a dress by Self-Portrait - the very first time she's worn this popular label.
Unless you've been hiding under a rock recently, you'll be well aware of Self-Portrait. Launched in 2013, the brand's signature lace dresses have gone on to be worn by pretty much every A-lister out there including Beyonce, Chrissy Teigen and Olivia Palermo to name but a few. In fact, we spotted Paris Hilton in this very same dress just last week!
Featuring a high neck top in the label's signature floral crochet, plus a pleated skirt, it's an ultra-elegant gown and suits Kate down to the ground.
The Duchess normally favours designers like Alexander McQueen and Jenny Packham when it comes to eveningwear but for £320, finally this is a red carpet look we can try ourselves! Click (right) now to snap up a two tone version.
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Kate wore her hair down and red shoes, while Paris gave her look an LA twist by accessorizing the dress with dangling earrings, a jeweled headband and patent white stilettos.
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NEW OFFER: ECOWAS Recruiting 16 Positions March 2016 the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). Established on May 28 1975 via the treaty of Lagos, ECOWAS is a 15-member regional group with a mandate of promoting economic integration in all fields of activity of the constituting countries.
As part of this renewal process, ECOWAS is pre-occupied with the implementation of critical and strategic programmes and wishes to recruit qualified and capable individuals into the following professional and general positions.
See the list below:
1. PO Project Development Officer – ECOWAS
2. PO Accountant – ECOWAS
3. PO Admin Officer – ECOWAS
4. PO Communication & Capacity Building – ECOWAS
5. PO Energy Efficiency (Policies & Regulations Specialist) – ECOWAS
7. PO Project Development Specialist – ECOWAS
8. PO Renewable Energy – ECOWAS
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10. PO Resource Mobilization Specialist – ECOWAS
11. PRINCIPAL OFFICER, Head of Admin and Finance – ECOWAS
12. PPO Energy Efficiency – ECOWAS
14. PPO Project Development & Fund Mobilization – ECOWAS
15. PPO renewable energy – ECOWAS
16. Council Member Engineering – ECOWAS
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Common Mistakes to avoid for Effective Change Managment
Change is the law of life and those who look only to the past or present are certain to miss the future – John F. Kennedy Think about a situation where the market is place changing very day. The organizations are passing through upheaval of recession. Slow down is the buzz word, experienced by almost


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As I've continued to talk about to people in Purley and Croydon about Purley 2.0, one of the questions that continually arise is – thankfully –
How can I help?
Here's how you can help the Purley 2.0 cause:
- If you are not on Twitter, join Twitter. It's simple and easy to do.
If you are already a Twitter user in Croydon, here are five ideas of how you can be using the #Purley hashtag to help others in Purley's Twitter community:
- If you have received good service from a store or business in #Purley – tweet about it!
- If you discover something of value in #Purley (e.g. a sale, accidents, roadworks, special events…etc)
- Pictures always add value. If you can take a photo/Tweetpic of something of interest in #Purley to add to your tweet, please do.
- Also add the hastag > #croydon < to any #purley tweets since it gets automatically re-tweeted to other Croydoners on the #Croydon twitterfeed
- And finally…TALK TO ONE ANOTHER. BE SOCIABLE. Thank people if they share something useful or interesting – engage! Not just with people in Purley, but in other areas of Croydon – we want to bring them in to our town too 🙂
Come to our events – throughout 2011, Social Purley will be having tweet-ups, social media workshops and community charity events. All of which are to enable locals to meet one another, learn new skills and tangibly impact the local community for the better.
Small steps…These are all low-commitment ways to help the cause and generate conversation around Purley and I'm sure that you, the reader, can do at least one of these things. Thank you 🙂


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Last Updated : April 27th 2019 (PAG515W updated)
The VRs shown on this page were in France on the above date. The liveries depicted are the last known to be carried by the individual vehicles. If you know that the livery or location has now changed I would appreciate receiving an email or, better still, a photo which I will add to this page and credit to you. Remember - the site is only as good as the information I receive.
The following VR was shipped to France in April 2019 to an unknown location:
The following VR was shipped to southern France in October 2017 and converted for use as a mobile restaurant by Virgin Track, Boisset-et-Gaujac:
Photo : Phlippe Gaultier
The following VR was shipped to Bordeaux in June 2017, destination unknown:
Photo : Mike Daly
The following VR was shipped to Brittany in November 2016 where Louis Goban plans to convert it for use as a mobile cinema. It is registered EM-842-MP locally:
Photo : Louis Goban
The following VRs have been converted for use by Retrocs (La Petite Friperie Ambulante) based in Quimper but mobile all over Brittany :
The following VR has been converted to a static restaurant with an unknown owner in Toulouse :
Photo : From the Internet
The following VR was in a yard near the railway at La Grand-Combe in May 2013:
The following VRs were owned by Publibus, Lezardrieux, Brittany in May 2013:
The following VR has been converted or use as a static cafe near Lezardrieux, Brittany, owner unknown. It was for sale in December 2012:
Photo : From the Internet
The following VR is in use as a cafe in Amberieu-en-Bugey as "Le Bus Bristol":
Photo : Len Midgham
The following VR is with LondonBus in St-Amante-Tallende:
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Photo : Brian Watkinson
The following VR is in Perpignan with an unknown owner having been converted to a restaurant:
The following VR is owned by Mark Wilson (www.recycled.co.uk) but is in Brittany (for sale) after an aborted sale:
Photo : Elme Pesquer
The following rare VRL coach is with an unknown owner in Toulouse for use as a caravan :
The following VR is with Boutrouche, Quimper, Brittany but was for sale on eBay in 8/2005 :
Photo : eBay
The following VR was driven to the French Alps in August 2004 for conversion to a caravan :
The following VR was with Sandrine Becquaert & Emmanuel Caldier, Villebon sur Yvette, France. However, it was noted in a recovery yard in Cosne-sur-Loire in 9/2011, ownership unknown and is still there in October 2014:
Photo : Nick Moore
The following VR is with the Church of Scientology in Paris. Unfortunately it was damaged by vandals in 2009 and was for sale by August :
The following VR is thought to be used by the Church of Scientology somewhere in France. It is also recorded as a non-PCV in the U.K. :
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El Paso Womens March 2018
I'd never photographed a march or large rally like this year's women's march, but when a friend who organized the event asked I looked forward to it. It definitely felt much different than most of the other events I've covered. It felt like a moment in time when things are changing for the better and it was a privilege to help document it. I was truly amazed at the amount of people who attended, I expected a turn out in the hundreds maybe, but seeing multiple thousands of people around me was incredibly inspiring.


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Another month, another award here at Burlesque Towers! Our very own Katie Davison has been honoured recently by being named a finalist in the National Hair Federation Awards. Well done Katie, we're all dead proud of you!
We'll add this accolade to the British Hairdressers Finalists place, the National Goldwell Trendzoom win, and the International Goldwell Trendzoom Finals we visited in Vegas last year... And of course, we'll keep you posted on any more awards we win (or nearly win)!


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The New Yorker, January 8, 1949 P. 34
Annals of Crime about Ralph Marshall Wilby, a Canadian who, under the name of Alexander Douglas Hume, in two years embezzled $386,921,21 from the William T. Knott Company, a N. Y. management corporation, Wilby might have gone on stealing from the Knott corporation for years afterward, if it had not been for the F.B.I. The connection of the F.B.I. with the Wilb y case has not been mentioned in the published chronicles of J. Edgar Hoover and his G-men, but it was the F.B.I. that caused Wilby to leave the Knott corporation when he did. In 1942, Wilby had given the name of one of the fictitious companies he juggled with, the name of Frederick B. Hecht, The F.B.I were checking up on bank accounts and especially those in German names. They got in touch with Wilby to find out about Frederick B. Hecht was. The only information the bank had been able to give the F.B.I. was that a number of Knott Company checks had been deposited in that account.


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有你埋伏阻生的智齿拔掉是严重的外科手术, 术后护理是非常重要! 阅读有关如何照顾你的疮口的说明, 以及如何尽量减少不必要的痛苦和并发症.
保持公司, 但温和, 已放置在你的嘴放在地方的纱布包上咬一口. 您可以删除它们后一个小时,如果出血控制. 如果手术区继续流血, 另一个地方新纱布 30 自 45 分钟.
• Rinse vigorously
• Probe the area
• Smoke (hopefully you don't!!)
• Participate in strenuous activities
You can:
• Brush gently (but not the area)
• Begin saltwater rinses 24 手术后的小时 (mix 1 tbs of salt with 1 cup of water). Make sure to swish gently. These rinses should be done 2-3 times a day, especially after eating.
Enjoy some down-time!
Keep activity level to a minimum! Enjoy a day of couch or bed-rest, as being active could result in increased bleeding. Avoid exercise for 3-4 天, and when you do begin exercising again, keep in mind your caloric intake has been reduced so you may feel weaker.
As you've just had surgery, some bleeding will occur and it's not uncommon to ooze blood for 24-48 hours after your procedure. REMEMBER-the blood you see is actually a little blood mixed with saliva, so don't panic!
If excessive bleeding persists:
• Try repositioning the packs. They may not be putting enough pressure on the site.
• Sit upright and avoid physical activity.
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Eat nourishing food that takes little effort.
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Day 2 和 3 Following Surgery
Swelling is a completely normal occurrence. Keep in mind, swelling will usually be at it's worst in the 2-3 days after surgery. You can minimize swelling by applying a cold compress (covered with a towel) firmly to the cheek next to the surgical area. Apply the pack with 20 minutes on, 和 20 minutes off for the first 24-48 小时. Also make sure to take the medication prescribed by Dr. 岛根县. This helps with pain and swelling.
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Robert A. Prentice is an educator and lawyer with a focus on business law, securities regulation, and ethical decision making. He is a published expert on securities fraud, insider trading, the value of securities regulation and the legal liability of accountants.
Prentice is the founding chair of the Business, Government and Society department, and is the Ed & Molly Smith Professor of Business Law at the McCombs School of Business, The University of Texas at Austin.
Prentice has won numerous teaching awards and is a member of UT's Academy of Distinguished Teachers. He has published more than 60 major law review articles on such topics as securities law litigation, tender offers, insider trading, securities regulation and the Internet, accountants' legal liability, and products liability.
He is the founder and director of the Ethics Unwrapped Video Series and Educational Program, a 48-video online learning library with teaching notes which is used to teach behavioral ethics at more than 130 colleges in 170 countries.
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Austin American-Statesman online
Humans love to be right and hate being wrong. They go through life looking for evidence that what they already believe is correct and shunting to the side evidence that contradicts their current beliefs. In other words, humans are motivated reasoners.
Op-Ed: Robert Prentice, Texas Perspectives: Trump circle dismissive of simple ethics
Waco Tribune-Herald online
President Donald Trump administration's utter indifference to the ethical implications of its actions is unprecedented.
The United Debacle Shows What Business Schools Are Missing
Money Health Finance online
The video of physician David Dao being dragged down the aisle of a United Airlines plane, along with recent scandals engulfing Fox News, Wells Fargo, Volkswagen, Theranos, and other firms, highlight the importance of teaching business ethics and law effectively.
Robert Prentice: Trump takes lying to a new level
Times Herald online
Hillary Clinton lied. It's one of the reasons she's not president today. Of course, I lie too. And so do you. Probably yesterday, in fact. And probably again tomorrow.
Honors Programs Go Extra Mile to Draw Top Students
Poets and Quants online
McCombs' Business Honors Program is one of the harder programs to get into on campus, says Robert Prentice, the program's faculty director, noting that the admissions committee will often turn down valedictorians in favor of top students with more leadership experience. This year, 1,700 students applied to the program and 240 were admitted, of whom about 122 accepted a spot.
New Texas Oil Regulator Steps Down From Oil Firm
Fuel Fix online
Robert Prentice comments on state commissioner putting his assets into a blind trust to avoid the appearance of conflict of interest.
How Ethical Are You? Put Your Decision-Making Skills to the Test
UT News online online
Professor Robert Prentice put together an ethics quiz to determine just how ethical you actually are.
Everyday Ethics
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"The big picture is that everybody tends to think of themselves as good people with the confidence they'll make ethical decisions. But we aren't realistic about the pressures we face."
McCombs School of Business Launches Free 'Ethics Unwrapped' Series of Teaching Videos
The University of Texas at Austin online
"Today's global marketplace is more competitive, more transparent, more culturally and politically diverse, and more fluid than ever before," said Prentice.
Expert FAQ: Why Insider Trading Hurts Us, and How We Can Fix It
NerdWallet online
Robert Prentice argues that limited government resources need to be harnessed to implement Dodd-Frank and investigate the subprime mortgage crisis.
Castro Seeking Ethics Changes
San Antonio Express News print
Robert Prentice evaluates proposed additions to city's ethics code.
Abramoff Gave Perspective to UT Business Students
Austin American-Statesman print
Robert Prentice op-ed. "When judging others' actions, we assume they do bad things because they are bad people. We emphasize the influence of their character and give too little weight to the situational factors that may have affected their poor decisions."
The Curious Case of Nelson Obus
The New York Times print
Prentice explains an insider trading investigation against a Wall Street hedge fund manager.
Insider Trading Probe Aims at Hedge Funds That Pay For Information
Austin American-Statesman print
Robert Prentice comments on federal charges of insider trading lodged against a New York hedge fund.
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Prentice Examines Roots of Ethical Decision Making
Recent studies suggest that most people innately believe they are more skilled, ethical and generous than their colleagues—a tendency Prentice said can cause some people to venture into murky moral territory. In a business context, ethical dilemmas may emerge when a person's self-image is inflated to a point that he or she feels entitled to cut corners. "Under certain circumstances, we give ourselves license to play a little faster and looser than we normally would," Prentice says. "And we don't realize how much the last decision we made can affect the next decisions we make."
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Listing of top scholarly works by Robert A. Prentice.
Conflict is one of the key ingredients in searching for the truth, reaching the right conclusions, and making the best decisions.
Business education often renders students less likely to act ethically. An infusion of liberal learning in the form of behavioral ethics could improve this situation by prompting students to develop higher levels of professionalism that encompass ethics, social responsibility, self-critical reflection, and personal accountability.
This article surveys a significant portion of the new learning in behavioral ethics in support of the claim that by teaching behavioral ethics we have a realistic chance to improve the ethicality of human decision making and actions.
The securities model may be a bad fit for energy markets. In this Article,
we explore the origins of these "bad fit" problems, and examine their implications for the future of American energy markets.
A familiar cycle has occurred in US securities regulation over the past few years: Loose regulation allows for scandal, which then creates a political atmosphere supportive of aggressive regulation, followed by a backlash by those regulated.
Respected commentators have floated several proposals for startling reforms of America's seventy-year-old securities regulation scheme.
It is important to understand how legal fact finders determine causa- tion and assign blame. However, this process is poorly understood.
Examination of behavioral ethics through the lens of the Enron (Global Crossing/WorldCom/etc.) corporate corruption scandal.
Are accounting firms "rational economic actors" in all cases? Behavioral research has undermined this foundational assumption.


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|8th April 2000
|North London Collegiate School
|Parry – I was glad
|Mozart – Mass in C (Coronation) K317
|Richard Payne – Venite
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|Vaughan-Williams – 5 Mystical Songs
|Elgar – Pomp and circumstance 1 in D
|arr. Wood – Sea Songs
|24th June 2000
|18th November 2000
|Watford Colosseum
|St John Greenhill, Harrow
|Beethoven – Missa Solemnis
|Fauré – Requiem
|Three Choirs Concert
|Bach – Singet dem Herrn
|Verdi – Ave Maria (from Four Sacred Pieces)
|Parry – 2 of the Songs of Farewell
|13th December 2000
|7th April 2001
|St John Greenhill, Harrow
|North London Collegiate School
|Carols for all
|Poulenc – Gloria
|Elgar – Serenade for strings
|Elgar – Music Makers
|23rd June 2001
|Wealdstone Methodist Church
|Handel – Zadok the Priest
|Romantic part songs
|Parry – I was glad & Songs of Farewell
|Season 2001 – 2003
|Saturday, 24th November 2001
|Wednesday, 12th December 2001
|St. George's Church
|St John's Church Greenhill, Harrow
|Pinner View
|Carols for all
|Come let us sing – Mendelssohn
|Otce náš (The 'Our Father') – Janácek
|Requiem – Rutter
|Saturday, 9th March 2002
|Saturday, 16th March 2002
|Requiem – Verdi
|Requiem – Verdi
|St. John's Church Greenhill
|St. Mary's Church, The Walk
|Potters Bar
|With Potters Bar Choral Society
|With Potters Bar Choral Society
|Saturday 22nd June 2002
|Saturday, 9th October 2002
|Elizabethan Serenade
|St. George's, Pinner View
|Wealdstone Methodist Church
|Te Deum – Dvorák
|Messe Solennelle de Sainte Cécile' – Gounod
|Violin Concerto – Glazunov
|Saturday, 14th December 2002
|Saturday 29th March,2003
|Trinity Church, Hindes Road,
|Brent Town Hall
|The Dream of Gerontius – Edward Elgar
|Carols for All
|Three Choirs Concert with
|With Quainton Hall School Choir
|Harrow Choral Society and
|Stanmore Choral Society
|Saturday, 21st June 2003
|Wealdstone Methodist Church
|Locket Road,Harrow
|Midsummer Moods
|Season 2003 – 2005
|Saturday 8th November 2003
|Saturday 13th December 2003
|St George's Church, Pinner View
|St George's Church, Pinner View
|Missa Brevis – Kodaly
|Carol Concert
|Crucifixion – Bryan Kelly
|Saturday 24th April 2004
|Saturday 19th June 2004
|Elliot Hall, Hatch End
|North London Collegiate School
|The Sea Symphony – R. Vaughan Williams
|Summer Serenade
|Saturday, 13th November 2004
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|St Georges Church Pinner View
|St. George's Church, Pinner View,
|Utrecht Te Deum – Handel
|St Nicolas – Britten
|Divertimento in D major – Mozart
|Saturday 19th March 2005
|Saturday 18th June 2005
|St John Greenhill, Central Harrow
|St. George's Church, Pinner View,
|Mass in E Minor – Bruckner
|Gloria – Rutter
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|Saturday 12th November 2005
|Saturday 17th December 2005
|Pinner Parish Church, Pinner
|St. George's Church, Pinner View,
|Magnificat -J S Bach
|Characters in the Christmas Story
|Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 – J S Bach
|Mass in D minor 'The Nelson' – F J Haydn
|Saturday 13th May, 2006
|Saturday 17th June, 2006
|Three Choirs Concert
|St John's UR Church, Woodcock Hill
|St Alban's Abbey
|Concert Version of Carmen – Bizet
|The Bells – Rachmaninov
|Intimations of Immortality – Finzi
|Saturday 11th November, 2006
|Saturday 16th December, 2006
|St George's Church, Pinner View
|St George's Church, Pinner View
|Vespers – W A Mozart
|Carol Concert with a
|Mass in C – Beethoven
|Brass Quintet
|Saturday 13th January, 2007
|Saturday 24th March, 2007
|St Anselm's Church, Hatch End
|St George's Church, Pinner View
|Requiem Mass in D Minor – Mozart
|Messa di Gloria – Puccini
|Stabat Mater – Rossini
|Saturday 16th June, 2007
|St George's Church, Pinner View
|From the Bavarian Highlands – Elgar
|Sonata in G Major for organ – Elgar
|Pilgrims Journey – R. V. Williams
|Season 2007 – 2009
|Saturday 10th November, 2007
|Saturday 15th December, 2007
|St George's Church, Pinner View
|St George's Church, Pinner View
|Messe Solennelle – J. Langlais
|Sounds of Christmas
|Hymn of Praise – F Mendelssohn
|With Handbell Ringers from St Mary's Church,
|Harrow on the Hill
|and Brass Ensemble
|Saturday 15th January, 2008
|Saturday 15th March, 2008
|St Anselm's Church, Hatch End
|St George's Church, Pinner View
|Requiem – Faure
|St John Passion – J S Bach
|Gloria – Vivaldi
|Saturday 14th June, 2008
|St John's Church, Woodcock Hill
|An Evening with Gilbert and Sullivan
|Concert dedicated to the memory of Barbara Moys
|22nd November 2008
St George's Church, Pinner View, Harrow
Judas Maccabaeus : Handel
|17th December 2008
St. George's Church, Pinner View
With a Brass Quintet. Handbell Ringers from St Mary's Church, Harrow on the Hill. Choir from Aldenham School, Elstree.
A Concert of Christmas Music An evening of traditional Christmas music for everyone
|19th January 2009 St. John's Church Woodcock Hill, Kenton Bring and Sing
The Creation F J Haydn.
|4 April 2009 St Alban's Abbey – Three Choirs Concert
The Armed Man – K. Jenkins The Music Makers – Elgar with Stanmore Choral Society and Harrow Choral Society
|13 June 2009 St Johns Church, Woodcock Hill
The Goslings – Frederick Bridge Londonderry Air – arr. Bob Chilcott Italian Salad – R. Genée (arr. C E Rowley) Piano Duets Trio from 'Die Fledermaus' – Johann Strauss The Dark-eyed Sailor The Lover's Ghost Just as the tide was flowing Horrortorio
|Season 2009 – 2010
|14th November 2009 St George's Church, Pinner View, Harrow
A German Requiem – J Brahms Piano Duet Version
Chichester Psalms – Bernstein
| 16th December 2009 St George's Church, Pinner View, Harrow
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