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Viktor Schreckengost
Initial Concepts
Brand Language
Form Studies for Self-Stirring Cooking Pot
Stirring Mechanism: Empeller Assemblage
Regulator Whistle
Lid To Pot Ajoinment: Insertion
Lid To Pot Ajoinment: Sealing
OVERVIEWThe self-stirring cooking pot is part of a group project, which sought to develop a product line that would work to preserve the legacy and raise awareness of the work of the late designer and artist Viktor Schreckengost. The products strive to encompass the essence of Viktor Schreckengost as if he were alive today designing them himself. If persued for production, all profits from the sales of these products will go to the Viktor Schreckengost Foundation.
Viktor Schreckengost An industrial designer, artist and professor Viktors designs included trucks, bicycles, furniture, industrial equipment and dinnerware. His peers included designers Raymond Loewy, Norman Bel Geddes, Eva Zeisel, and Russel Wright. According to scholars Viktors influence ranks with his peers, but had a quieter career in Cleveland doubling as a professor of design at the Cleveland Institute of Art for over 50 years. The breadth of Viktor's work is very extensive. According to the Viktor Schreckengost Foundation, "Every adult in America has ridden in, ridden on, drunk out of, stored their things in, eaten off of, been costumed in, mowed their lawn with, played on, lit the night with, viewed in a museum, cooled their room with, read about, printed with, sat on, placed a call with, enjoyed in a theater, hid their hooch in, collected, been awarded with, seen at a zoo, put their flowers in, hung on their wall, served punch from, delivered milk in, read something printed on, seen at the World's Fair, detected enemy combatants with, written about, had an arm or leg replaced with, graduated from, protected by, or seen at the White House something created by Viktor Schreckengost".
Initial Concepts
Brand LanguageAfter researching Viktors work, process and potential competitors we developed the basis for a brand language, which would further inform our designs. Centered around the essence of Viktor, which we established to be reach, are attributes consisting of the adjectives expressive, pragmatic, accessible and individual. From that point we distinguished three different subgroups of the product line and established a hierarchy of the attributes, which would dictate the importance of each in the form and function of the final design within that subgroup.
Form Studies for Self-Stirring Cooking Pot
Stirring Mechanism: Empeller AssemblageHarnesses the interior pressure created by the boil to stir the contents of the pot.
Regulator WhistleSteam will exit the whistle located at the top of the lid. The whistle will sound when boil has become to turbulent for ideal cooking. If the whistle sounds, slowly lower the heat until the whistle has been silenced.
Lid To Pot Ajoinment: InsertionImpeller recess meets with raised detail at the base of the pot.
Lid To Pot Ajoinment: SealingRotate lid handles clockwise until they slide securely under the pot handles. This will ensure a tight seal for the boil.
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What few knew about Alphonse Daudet, the popular 19th-century French novelist, was that he suffered from syphilis. For the last 12 years of his life he kept an intimate notebook in which he recorded, with amused stoicism, the inevitable progress of the disease and his desperate pursuit of a cure.
Alphonse Daudet (1840-1897) was one of the most popular nineteenth-century French novelists, whose work radiated humour and good cheer. What few except those close to him knew was that for his entire adult life he suffered from syphilis, a disease both unmentionable and incurable at the time. What even fewer knew was that for the last dozen years of his life he kept an intimate notebook in which he recorded the inevitable development and terrifying effects of the disease. He described the often alarming treatments he took in the desperate attempt to defeat the disease, and wrote with comic zest about life in the spa-towns to which he was sent for a cure. Even for a time when we are more openly confessional about illness, Daudet remains exemplary and instructive, both in his lucid self-examination and in his amused stoicism. In the Land of Pain was first published by Daudet's widow in 1931. Julian Barnes brings us the first English translation of this surprising, touching, and at times brutal masterpiece.


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Jayden asked me the other day if he could use my old Canon T2i camera and learn some photography with his old man (me). I was not only thrilled, but excited that my very own son has taken in interest in my passion of photography.
We started out at Kohler Andrae state park in the late afternoon, and before we started pulling exposures, we had a "pre-conversation" about lighting and the aperture priority mode (AV) that he would be exercising. Once I started sharing my words of wisdom with Jayden, I could tell he was getting a bit lost, and I know I can be a bit technical at times; so I really tried to relate to him as best as I could. In AV mode I instructed him to practice making the exposure lighter and darker using the dial near the shutter button. I simply told him that if you dial to the right, the image will be darker, and if you dial to the left, the image will be brighter. Once he comprehended that approach, we were off running and having an awesome time.
The two of us walked the whole "Marsh Trail" and the "Sand Dune Trail" and saw some amazing beauty by mother nature. The colors were bright, vibrant, and sexy. It was very cool to show Jayden how taking a leaf or other object and placing it in another area can help bring "interest" to an image. I tried to share with him that we are not bound by what we always see, but to see past the normality of the environment, and its ok to change things if you feel it can help the scene or composition.
After we completed the photo walk at Terry Andrae, we took a drive out to Kohler, and took another stroll near Black Wolf Run. I must say, what a beautiful area! I was completely in love with the colors mother nature was providing. The light was overcast, and complementing the scene nicely. Jayden and I captured some amazing photography in Kohler, and can't wait to return.
All in all, it made my day to spend some quality time with my little man, and share my passion with him. I look forward to more of these times and moments with my son. Thank you Jayden for spending the afternoon with me. It meant a lot.
Fall Photography with Jayden
Jayden asked me the other day if he could use my old Canon T2i camera and learn some photography with his old man (me). I was not only thrilled, but excited that my very own son has taken in interest in my passion of photography.


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Concerns over first snow and common leopards found in same area
The first ever recorded video footage showing snow leopards and common leopards sharing the same habitat on the Tibetan plateau has caused concern among conservationists.
They are worried about the future of the snow leopard's habitat if common leopards begin to live at higher elevations in a warming climate.
The issue will be high on the agenda of an international meeting involving 12 snow leopard range countries starting in Nepal on Tuesday, 17 January.
The video was recently obtained from a camera trap in Qinghai province in China. It shows both cats at the same location in July 2016.
Wildlife experts say this is the first pictorial evidence of the two cats at the same place. The snow leopard is an endangered species.
One of the video clips from the camera trap shows a female common leopard with a cub.
This has made researchers think that the animal was not simply visiting the area but was actually living there.
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Snow leopards live at an altitude above 3,000m in typically open and rocky areas.
Common leopards' habitats include forests and woodlands at lower elevations.
Snow leopards are sparsely distributed across 12 countries - Mongolia and the Himalayan ranges in China, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Nepal and Bhutan, as well as in the five Central Asian states.
There are an estimated 3,500 to 7,000 snow leopards in the wild and they have been listed as endangered mainly because of poaching and habitat loss.
Scientists say the lower reaches of snow leopard's habitats and the upper limits of common leopards' territories have always overlapped in the Himalayas and other high mountains in Asia.
But, they add, climate change could make that more complicated.
"In a changing climate, we expect the tree line to move up the slopes and that's encroaching into the snow leopard's habitat," said Byron Weckworth, China programme director with Panthera, a conservation organisation dedicated to preserving wild cats.
Some studies have shown that the upper forest tree line is already being pushed higher.
They suggest that between 30% and 50% of the current snow leopard habitat in the Himalayas will be lost because of the shifting tree line and the shrinking of the alpine zone.
"The bigger threat is the snow leopards' habitat loss and its fragmentation," said Mr Weckworth, whose organisation has partnered with the Snow Leopard Trust and Chinese conservation organisation Shan Shui to monitor wildlife in China's Sanjiangyuan nature reserve.
Prof Sandro Lovari, from the University of Siena in Italy, was not involved in this research but has conducted separate studies on snow leopards.
He agrees with the loss of habitat projections.
"Snow leopards could be squeezed between the barren land of the higher parts of the mountain and the upward moving tree line," he said.
Wen Cheng from Shan Shui says the availability of food will be key.
"The possibility for co-existence or conflict highly depends on the abundance and diversity of wild prey," he said.
Prof Lovari's team conducted a study on snow leopards in the Sagarmatha National park in Nepal's Everest region in 2013.
They found that the common leopard had a greater habitat adaptability.
"This behaviour could enhance the [common leopard's] takeover of the snow leopard's habitat as it's the larger, more ecologically flexible species," Prof Lovari explained.
In Nepal's Annapurna and Kanchanjunga conservation areas too, common leopards have been recently found in altitudes that normally have been the territories of snow leopards.
Koustubh Sharma, an expert with the Snow Leopard Trust, said: "How are these two cat species already managing to live together - or will the interface be difficult when their habitats are changing with climate change?"
"The pictures from our camera trap make these questions more relevant and pressing."
While some conservationists fear that there might be conflicts between the two leopard species for habitat and prey, others think the two already co-exist in places where their territories overlap.
Mr Weckworth said their research team in China found locals believing that the two species could even mate.
"The common leopards there are more pale in colour and that may have sparked that kind of perception among locals. But from a biological point of view, it's extremely unlikely that they can hybridise," Mr Weckworth of the Panthera organisation added.
During his field study in Nepal's Sagarmatha National Park, Prof Lovari said he found male snow leopards coming down to the edge of the forested land during the mating period.
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It isn't often that an aviation-industry company can pull off such a coup as we at Guardian Jet feel we have by hiring our newest Vice President of West Coast Operations, Russ Piggott.
Russ is the consummate aviation careerist, with a love of aviation that goes well beyond the status quo.
This month, we thought we'd sit down with Russ and ask him a few questions to shed some light on what—even at his relatively young age—has already been a stellar career in aviation.
Q: What do you think was the most rewarding aspect of your career in the U.S. Air Force?
A: Well, first I want to say that I have been so fortunate in my life and Air Force career. I grew up around airplanes through my family, and all I wanted to do from a young age was fly in the Air Force.
My dad, mom, sister and brother are all pilots. My dad flew airshows in a Pitts Special, and then later in a Russian-built Sukhoi SU-29. But it was going to airshows and seeing the Air Force demonstration pilots that really fueled my desire to become a fighter pilot.
Those experiences also helped shape my goal to become an airshow demonstration pilot, in order to give back to people and inspire them to fly. So, in 2007 and 2008, I was fortunate to be selected as the F-16 Viper West Demonstration pilot.
I flew at 30 different airshows each year and represented the Air Force with a team of 10 maintenance professionals and six safety pilots. We flew in front of millions of people. On airshow weekends in between flying, we reached out to local schools, met with groups in the community, and communicated with local news and radio media.
My time on the demo team was one of the busiest and exhausting schedules I have ever kept, but it was so incredibly rewarding. I mentally put myself back in the crowd as a young kid on many occasions, and recalled what it was like watching the Air Force jets fly. I had to pinch myself because, here I was, finally doing it. Oh, and talk about rewards: I got to fly upside down in an F-16 at 300 feet!
Q: In your "collection," of aircraft, you've got a fighter jet, a Glasair experimental aircraft and an aerobatic plane, and you've flown 30 different types of aircraft. What is your favorite and why?
A: That's one of the toughest questions to answer, because it really depends on a number of factors.
Flying fighter aircraft is incredibly intense, and the sheer power, performance and capability are awe-inspiring. But it's a lot of work!
There is no relaxing in a fighter, because you have a mission to accomplish and you have to be perfect. Flying airshows in the F-16, upside-down and at low altitude, in front of millions of people, was one of the greatest experiences I've ever had. Flying in an F-15 with three other wingmen at 50,000 feet, Mach 1.6 and targeting enemy aircraft before they even know I'm there is pretty darn powerful!
When my wife, Jennifer, and I go flying together in any light aircraft, she has often commented that as soon as we lift off, she can see my whole demeanor change, as if nothing in the world matters and I'm free.
Whether it's a Piper Cub or a Sukhoi, it just feels so gratifying to get up in the air. But to answer your question, here are my top five aircraft that I've flown outside of my military career:
- Lancair Legacy – It's a 245-knot time machine!
- Sukhoi SU-26/SU-29 – The absolute best aerobatic aircraft!
- Beech 18 – A timeless beauty that flies great (and you can take your friends).
- Bonanza V-35B – It's the Cadillac of the skies, with that distinct V-tail.
- P-51 Mustang – The fighter that helped win the war in Europe.
Q: Now that you've joined Guardian Jet, what excites you most about working with the team, and representing the brokerage firm throughout the west coast?
A: When I left the active-duty Air Force in 2009, I had just come off of being the demo pilot, where I was selling the Air Force story around the world.
Along with my passion for aviation, I've always had an interest in business, so I wanted to get into the business side of aviation.
I had an amazing opportunity at another consulting firm, where I became well versed in business aviation at a very high level, but, as I started a family, my wife and I realized that we had to get back to California.
After doing so, and being introduced to Guardian Jet, I found that I was drawn to the company because of the fundamentals it's built upon.
It's extremely important for me to be part of an organization that has a high degree of integrity, a positive reputation and provides world-class products and services.
As I've learned, the Guardian Jet business model is built upon five pillars that are broader and much more inclusive than simply buying and selling airplanes, as most brokers are.
When I discovered that Guardian Jet uses its consulting products and services as a basis to earn the right to buy and sell its clients' aircraft, I knew it was going to be a perfect fit for me.
Now I get to live where my wife and I want to raise our family, and, at the same time, I'm able to share my passion for business aviation as a member of a very capable company built upon sound fundamentals. It's a perfect match.
As icing on the cake, I still fly the F-15C Eagle several days per month in the California Air National Guard, so, as I said before, I'm extremely fortunate!
Q: What aviation organizations have you been a part of? And how do you give back to the aviation community?
A: I like to give back to the aviation community by helping people and sharing my passion for the industry and its way of life.
Whether it happens to be a young kid who's interested in learning to fly or a recent college graduate looking to get into business aviation, I really like taking the time to teach them what it has to offer, and how my life has benefited by being involved in aviation.
Sometimes that means that I'll just take someone up flying in my Glasair to share the joy of flight with them. "Hey, you want to go flying?"
I've helped a lot of my friends buy airplanes or figure out how to get back into flying after a long hiatus, and there's always a lot of smiling involved.
There's one common thread that most people in the aviation industry have, and that is some type of deep emotional draw toward airplanes. That's what makes aviation so special.
Within business aviation, everyone—from buyers of corporate jets to the guys and gals fueling them at an FBO—has some draw toward airplanes, so it's very unique. It's an industry that makes it easy for me to share my passion about aviation with others on a personal and professional level.
Q: When you're not buying and selling aircraft for Guardian Jet, how do you spend your free time?
A: I'm currently in that phase of life where I need to dedicate a lot of time to my family, and I like it that way. We have a four-year-old little girl, and she's got me completely wrapped around her finger. My wife is due to have a boy in June, so we are very excited about that, and it will obviously take up a lot of my free time!
Between family and my Air National Guard commitments, it's tough to find much free time. But I've loved flying with my daughter in our Glasair since she was five months old. She adores flying with daddy.
I also love the water, and though I don't get to go very often, I'd say that surfing is one of my most favorite hobbies. I also fly radio-controlled slope gliders, which are a lot of fun.
And, more at ground level, just being outside hiking, mountain biking, or having a picnic with my family is fun. That's what is so great about California—the weather is terrific and there's so much to do.
Q: How did you get your call sign?
A: Every fighter pilot has a call sign, and it can often be a long story how he or she got it.
I got my name, "Spicoli," based on Sean Penn's character from the 80s movie Fast Times at Ridgemont High.
In a nutshell, when I was a young fighter pilot, I stood out as a "California guy" who liked surfing, was always wearing shorts and flip-flops and said "dude" a lot. I also raced off-road motorcycles, so, at the time, I actually owned a van to transport my bike in.
One late Friday afternoon, while I was finishing what had been a series of eye-gouging squadron meetings, I ordered a few pizzas for the squadron. So anyone who has seen the movie knows that Jeff Spicoli was a surfer from California who drove a van and brought a pizza into class.
So "Spicoli" just stuck. When I'm not wearing a suit and tie or a flight suit, you can bet that I'm probably in shorts and flip-flops!
Q: Anything else you'd like to add?
A: Well, I would just like to say again what a privilege it has been to live and breathe aviation, and to have had such an exciting career thus far flying some of the world's finest aircraft.
And now, with this opportunity working for such a "class" organization as Guardian Jet, I truly feel like I'm on top of the world.
Welcome to the team, Russ!


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This strawberry pizza is fresh and light with sliced strawberries, fresh mozzarella and basil with a drizzle of balsamic reduction all on top of an easy homemade pizza crust. Its unique and sweet and savory and amazing.
We have one of the most unique and delightful strawberry recipes I have tasted in a long long time! Strawberry Pizza!
We don't get fresh strawberries here until at least June, but strawberry season is in full swing in California and we are getting some pretty tasty strawberries in our stores these days. They are good, but they just build the anticipation for strawberry season in the Fraser Valley where we get strawberries in the markets that have been picked that morning. They are so juicy and fresh. Incredible! This strawberry pizza will be even more amazing when we make it in June or July.
That said, this strawberry pizza is pretty irresistible now. It certainly has that WOW factor. From the presentation to the taste, its an all round show stopper. Imagine you put this down in front of your guests at a dinner party or on the back deck with a bottle of wine… They would be all over it. Plus, its so easy! The hardest part is rolling out the crust.
Thin , slightly crunchy crust topped with a sweet, homemade strawberry sauce, loaded with juicy strawberries, fresh buffalo mozzarella, maple roasted pecans, tangy balsamic reduction and finally sprinkled with a generous handful of fresh basil. Absolutely over the top incredible. Its one of those recipes that is outstanding from the first bite to the very last! Honestly, I can't even tell you how good this is, you just have to try it. I wanted to eat this whole freeking pizza!
Just looking at those pictures makes me want to get out my kitchen aid and make up a bowl of pizza dough. Since I have had it before, when I'm looking at it, I can taste it!
If you love strawberries, or even just like them, get your own dang mixer out right now and just do it!
You can thank us later…
Strawberry Pizza with Fresh Mozzarella, Basil, & Balsamic Reduction
This strawberry pizza is fresh and light with sliced strawberries, fresh mozzarella and basil with a drizzle of balsamic reduction all on top of an easy homemade pizza crust. Its unique and sweet and savory and amazing.
- 3 cups strawberry chopped
- 1/2 cup coconut sugar
- 2 tbsp lemon juice
- 1 tsp vanilla
- 1 8" cooked pizza crust
- 1/4 cup strawberry sauce
- 1 small ball fresh buffalo mozzarella cheese
- 6 strawberries , sliced
- 1/8 cup feta cheese
- 1/8 cup maple roasted pecans
- 1/4 cup basil , thinly sliced
- drizzle of balsamic reduction
- In a measuring cup, add the warm water, honey and yeast. Set aside for 5 mins.
In the mixing bowl of your food processor add the flour and salt and then stir. When the yeast mixture is bubbling, add the yeast mixture and 1/4 cup olive oil to the flour mixture. Mix on medium for about 5 mins until its well combined and the dough looks nice and silky smooth. If its to sticky add 1 tbsp at a time of flour or if its too stiff add 1 tbsp water at a time till soft and smooth.
Oil the sides and bottom of another bowl with the rest of the oil and place the dough in it. Cover with plastic wrap or a towel and put it in a warm place to sit for a bit and rise. Let it rise/rest for at least 25 mins or until it doubles in size.
- Heat oven to 400 degrees. If you have a pizza stone, put it in the oven now to heat with the oven.
Punch the dough down and break into evenly sized balls for your pizzas. You will need a ball the size of a tennis ball for an 8 inch pizza. Sprinkle a little flour and corn meal on a clean surface and roll the ball of dough out to your desired thickness.
Cook your pizza on a pizza stone or on a parchment lined tray. Or you can also use your bbq grill. Cook for 5 mins and flip and cook another 5 mins till slightly crispy but not too browned. Take out, cool and add toppings
Place all ingredients into a saucepan and bring to boil. Turn to low heat and simmer till it thickens. This will take about 15 mins. Set aside to cool.
- Heat your oven to 350 degrees.
First spread a thin layer of the strawberry sauce over the pizza crust. Add the fresh strawberries and buffalo mozzarella and a sprinkle of the feta. Place in the oven and bake until the mozzarella is melted.
Remove from the oven and top with a sprinkle of pecans, chopped basil, and finishing salt. Finish by drizzling balsamic reduction over the pizza. Cut into slices and serve!


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Miss Danielle Jow, 8th Grade
It is a true blessing to begin my teaching career at St. Cecilia's. I attended and graduated from Marquette University with my BA in Theology. I am currently a graduate student at Creighton University and a member of their Magis Catholic Teacher Corps program, where I will be earning my MA in Secondary Education in May of 2019.
In light of faith, I want to encourage students to think deeply about the world they live in and how their faith and vocation play a role. I believe that teaching students what they need to know for life, rooted in the Catholic faith and values, is the purpose for a successful, holistic, and transformative education. We are all made in the image and likeness of God; all of us are beloved sons and daughters of Christ. In Christ, we are called, chosen, and destined for a purpose. I desire to help each student find and develop their gifts, so that they may become the hands and feet of Christ on earth. I pray that my students apply what they learn in the classroom to themselves—to be the difference in this world because of their faith. I pray that I may lead by example and reach all people, call seekers, form believers, and send disciples.


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This slide chart is for my reference class. The content is all about issues in archival reference services and how it has changed, what technology has done in recent years for this service, and it has a list of resources on the back. I designed it using InDesign–which I am HIGHLY unfamiliar with–then I printed them, cut them by hand (that's right, each and every circle/half circle for 30 of these), glued them, fought off the cat who wanted to lay on them, fought the urge to take Dottie outside even though she stared so tenderly out at the gray skies …I managed to assemble them in a day!
Oh? Really? I have other assignments? And they're all due this month?
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Health Screening Fairs 2016
During the most recent health fairs, we greeted each of the patients, they filled out a brief history form, we took their vital signs, performed an EKG, and then did quick non invasive cuff measurements of their arms and their legs to rule out pad, they were seen by our physicians/PA, and then they could wither make an appointment or take their results with them, no strings attached. Free to the community - we plan on doing these quarterly, please contact Dawn Greene at (210) 802-4350, if you would like to set one up in your area or with your community.
We were able to help many of the people from Laredo, Selma, and Schertz, and we were able to help some of their family members as well. Our staff here at San Antonio Heart, Vascular & Rhythm Center and SA Endovascular love being able to come together as a unit and work together to help patients in this setting, and enjoy the hands on contact and the human touch that we don't always get to share with them and one another in the daily work environment.
Our first fair this year was in Laredo, TX on Saturday, September 17th.
Our second fair was held in Selma, TX on Thursday, October 6th and Friday, October 7th.
Our third health fair was held in Schertz, TX on October 25th, 26th, and 27th.


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Dos and Don'ts of Dating a Russian girl
Dos and Don'ts of Dating a Russian girl
Guys all over the world need to be in a relationship by having A russian woman. Which is quite definitely understandable as Russian mail-order brides are admitted to function as the hottest beauties on the planet.
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Tright herefore listed here are Dos and Don'ts of dating Russian girls:
- 1. Tell her this woman is the most wonderful for your needs
Even as we have previously stated, Russian girls plainly determine what the whole globe believes about them. Consequently, there is certainly a complete great deal of rivalry between Russian girls on their own.
That she is the best, the most gorgeous and the smartest Russian lady you have ever met so you have to assure your Russian girlfriend.
- 2. Be your self with A russian woman
Pretending to be better, richer, cooler, etc., than what you are actually certainly, is an awful idea if you are dating a woman that is russian.
These girls are easy at their core and anticipate their partner become therefore. Being particular about meals, clothing, as well as individuals will not provide points within the battle where in fact the trophy is Russian woman's heart.
Be your self, color away all masks!
- 3. Offer her large amount of attention
A Russian woman generally demands the partner to provide her the utmost of their attention: welcoming on times, providing plants and little www.adult-friend-finder.org/ gift suggestions, speaking from the phone, liking her articles on Instagram and VK.
That you are in trouble if you don't do it, just accept the fact.
- 1. Do not behave as though Russian girl's beauty may be the only thing that attracts your
Yes, this is certainly appropriate for many females global. Nonetheless, you need to recognize that Russian women are specifically insecure about any of it.
Stereotypes that Russian girls are fairytale beauties already placed a lot of burden they really try hard to fit them on them, and.
Nonetheless, these are typically really simple and honest. Therefore if a Russian girl finds with you, saying that all men are 'goats' (including you) out you date her only because of her appearance, she will scandalously split up .
- 2. Do not mock her superstitious philosophy
Russian women can be extremely superstitious, plus some are also simultaneously spiritual.
To begin with, you should attempt become tolerant compared to that and show respect.
Next, you need to be patient with that. You don't freak out when she asks you if you end up dating a Russian girl, make sure:
- to not ever get a cross the trail of the black colored pet
- knock on wood if some body predicts any such thing unpleasant
- spit over a neck 3 times for the reason that is same
- 3. Do not underestimate Russia in the front of a Russian woman
Russian women can be additionally huge fans and patriots of these nation, therefore remember to avoid any topics that are politically sensitive.
Russian girls can very quickly get offended in their eyes if you disrespect their country or try to diminish it. They know already about most of the flaws it publicly can be very painful for them in it, but accepting.


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Policies for make-up classes and refunds: No refunds will be given after the start of the semester. Only credits will be given to apply to future semesters. Materials are not returnable. Please see Registration page for regular tuition information. Two make-up classes are allowed per semester; you can Schedule a Make-Up classes only when space is available. Please see Center Policy Guide for more details.
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Music Together® offers a one-semester Babies Class for families with infants from birth through eight months of age. In this class, the activities are specifically designed to teach you how to support music development in infancy and how to connect with your baby through music using methods such as "purposeful touch," "sound-layering," "dancing for baby," etc. And since our Babies Class uses the same song collections as our other classes, you will experience a seamless transition as your baby grows into our Mixed Ages classes.
Child development researchers have found that grouping together children of varying ages fosters natural, family-style learning. The hallmark of the Music Together program, our Mixed Ages Class gives children the environment they need to grow musically while interacting both socially and musically with peers of different ages. Younger children enjoy watching and imitating older ones; older children learn by leading younger ones; and adults are happy because their children can go to class together. And any or all of your child's caregivers—parents, grandparents, nannies—can come share in the experience, both in class and at home. The whole family is welcome!
Rhythm Kids™ is an exciting music, movement, and drumming class where children integrate and assimilate rhythm into their lives. Your child will sing, dance, move, drum, and play to songs and beats from around the world. Rhythm Kids is proud to be a part of Music Together, the internationally recognized early childhood music education program. Rhythm Kids 4-5 and Rhythm Kids K-2 classes are appropriate for children ages 4–8 will be offered through select locations as we further develop the program. This is a pilot program and is only taught by approved instructors at approved centers.
In senior residential and day programs across the country, people of all ages come together to sing, dance, shake shakers, and swing scarves during weekly Music Together intergenerational classes. As the children's music-learning is nurtured, babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and their grownups also foster new and important relationships with "Musical Grandfriends." These unique and powerful classes are also greatly enjoyed by the seniors and staff. Seniors look forward to the children's lively visits, the chance to share memories, and the sheer fun of these playful music-making experiences. The additional cognitive, physical, and emotional benefits for both children and elders make the Music Together Generations class a win-win for all participants.


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Improv Theatre Company's hosting two workshops, no waiting. (Unless you wait. DON'T!)
I'll be giving a full day workshop on Sunday 29 October 2017 consisting of two workshops: change and the Jerry chart, and sharpening your point of view. This is an amazing opportunity to work with David consistently over a full day.
- Revelations. A scene doesn't change unless someone in it changes. How do you know you've changed, and how can you spot an emotional change? Get in touch with that inner alert that tells you it's time to take the next step in the action.
- Sharpen your Point of View. The very first exchanges of your scene tell you all you need to know about who you are and where to emotionally and energetically go. Are you aware of that? Are you listening to yourself at that time? This workshop will guide you to your point of view, and have you following yourself confidently, bravely, excitedly, and easily. It's as simple as that!
I will also be giving a 3 hour evening workshop on Wednesday 25 October 2017.
- Expose your UnderWhere. One of the first things to escape you when you hit that stage is your "where," the objects around you, and, well, you know why: because you're thinking about "where to put things." This workshop'll connect you to everything that's already there, freeing you from thinking and encouraging you to see, helping you explore relationships and create characters in ways you've never done before.
Each workshop is strictly limited to 16 people so you get more time.
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"We now run a product analysis on all new products."
Components are introduced to and disappear from the market all the time, and availability can vary. That can cause innovation-driven companies such as Kongsberg Maritime to expend resources on redesign at critical points in the production process, plus higher costs and new approval rounds.
Kongsberg Maritime runs analyses to ensure that all components are available and optimised when they are to be used in production, and the analyses performed also help ensure better product quality and predictability.
"The first time we asked NOCA to perform an analysis was in October 2016, since when we have ordered four more. We now run a production analysis on all new products," says Section Manager Britt-Marion Føleide of Kongsberg Maritime, who adds that a reduction in risk for the production process is the biggest benefit they gain.
Lifetime analysis
When a customer who wants greater predictability in their production orders a lifetime analysis, NOCA runs a full review of the Bill of Materials (BOM).
The analysis provides such details as estimated lifetime and supplier availability for the components on the list, along with an assessment of the probability of the component disappearing from the market within the next few years.
Check old and new
Among the five component analyses Kongsberg Maritime has had, two of them were on redesigns of older products, whilst three were on totally new products.
"We were advised that three of the components were obsolete on a new product we had analysed. That's good to know when we are about to go into a new production run," says Føleide, who also opted to run component analyses on two older products.
Components come and go
Before you even hear that a component is on its way out of the market, the manufacturer has already decided to stop production. For example: a manufacturer can decide to halt production of a processor.
A complicated process then begins:
- The manufacturer updates its own data sheet and perhaps makes an announcement on its website.
- Notification is sent to main distributors.
- The main distributors relay the information to their distributors.
- The distributors finally inform their customers.
If you have not ordered the component in recent years, you often find that the distributors don't even warn you of it going out of production. The surprise comes the next time you place an order
"Last time buy"
An analysis lets you know whether a component is still on the market, and how long it's likely to be so. Other components are marked as "Last time buy", and you can order enough for several production runs in one go, before it is withdrawn. Some components are never recommended for new design, whilst others simply disappear from the market completely. The final option in such instances is expensive stockists and brokers who make a good profit on obsolete components.
Production friendly
NOCA performs a thorough review of the circuit boards, focusing on reducing manual work and ensuring a high degree of producibility. This applies to the suitability of the product in relation to production processes, quality and price.
Who can use the service?
The service is provided to any customer with products produced by NOCA, or with whom we have agreed phase-in.
Innovative companies who outsource their production to NOCA thereby gain a degree of predictability that is vital for their products to reach the market on time and without unforeseen costs.
NOCA can help
NOCA offers customers a thorough lifetime analysis, drawing information from the first link in the chain – the manufacturer. NOCA also has a procurement team with a widespread international network, able to obtain early warning of changes in production.
NOCA can also offer monitoring of BOMs analysed, to ensure the earliest possible notification of change of status for components.
If you are a NOCA customer and want more predictability for your production,
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The campus iPad ban that wasn't
What really happened at Princeton, Cornell and George Washington University
Apple (AAPL) public relations won't come out and say it publicly, but a story is making the rounds — most prominently in the newly rebranded
Bloomberg Businessweek
— that is driving them crazy.
According to numerous reports in print and online, three prominent American universities — Princeton, Cornell and George Washington — won't allow Apple's new iPad on their campuses. The Christian Science Monitor reported Princeton's action as an outright "ban," as if campus police were seizing any devices that crossed onto university property.
The problem, as Steve Wildstrom (formerly of BusinessWeek) points out in a blog entry posted Sunday (and e-mailed around on Monday by grateful Apple PR reps), none of this is true.
If you want to know what really happened — and how the disinformation spread — read Wildstrom's report here.
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Local farmer's markets are mostly busy with the Saturday's morning bustle of hundreds of people busy buying locally grown vegetables and fruits and homemade goods. You should try to look for bakers selling sprouted-grain breads. They not only taste better but are also healthier than regular whole-grain breads.
About sprouted grains
Sprouted grains are simply whole-grain seeds that have just begun to sprout. In order to catch the sprout just the right moment, it's important to soak whole-grain seeds and nurture them in controlled environments where moisture and warmth are regulated. This can be done at food manufacturing plants (using special equipment) or even at home (in a vented jar).
The available moist environment promotes bacterial growth. For this reason, it's not advisable to eat raw sprouted grains. Instead, try to mash them into a fine paste for use in different types of baked goods. You can also cook the raw sprouts before including them in your meal. Baking or cooking the sprouts should be enough to only kill bacteria, not the nutrients. You should also refrigerate cooked sprouts and sprouted-grain baked goods.
Are they any better than regular whole grains?
Sprouted grains are loaded with so many health benefits. It's mainly due to the sprouts that sneak out during the germination process. This process breaks down some of the starch, which easily makes the number of available nutrients higher. It also breaks down phytate, a formof phytic acid that usually decreases absorption of minerals and vitamins into the body. So sprouted grains have better available nutrients than mature whole grains. Some of these nutrients include iron, folate, zinc, vitamin C, protein, and magnesium. Sprouted grains also have much lesser starch and are very easy to digest than regular grains. It will help those who are sensitive to digesting normal grains.
How much better?
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Serving the market and solving the marketers' dilemma
The big story in media these days is the transition of ads from print to web. But so little is made off the web and so much is lost by the print - why?
- Never has it been so hard to lock in on exactly serving the market need.
- Never has it been so easy to solve the marketer's dilemma.
The web is too flexible a tool, too low cost, too powerful. Unless used razor-cut, market doesn't develop.
Case in point is web video, which is happening now as a growth media that can't be ignored. Everybody is doing it - everybody is doing it wrong. So there's lots of action, but little back for it - the answer is it doesn't serve a market because it doesn't solve a problem.
Reminds me of artificial intelligence companies a decade ago, which were the hot thing. Always in search of a problem to solve - they didn't.
Video content on the web isn't like broadcast - the demographic, like in Google AdWords, is narrowed to one, not a to a million. But then how does the marketer use this with the million to be reached?
In other words, the marketer's dilemma.
They are one in the same.
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Read Ari's article here. And think "smallest" to grow "biggest".


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I'm one pill away from being diagnosed as clinically depressed or exaggeration – either one.
Something's missing – and I have no idea what it is. Lots of people have things missing in their lives – and it's not easy to pinpoint what it is. Some people have too much and find it hard to cope – job, family, kids… usually, that's about it. For me, I have a somewhat, downgraded version of life and I'm beginning to realise we're not exactly built this way. I think our human selves are made to take on more and adapt and grow. So, your system goes into a state of flux when there's not enough balls to juggle ("your" system = "my" system – there's a strong chance this only happens to me, but honestly, I'm not that special).
So, what makes a healthy life? A good balance (almost impossible to achieve) of different elements that focus on self and others? Our culture is indoctrinated to encourage others to add more elements to their lives ("Oh, when are you guys getting married? When are you guys having a kid? Another kid? Dying any time soon?") – so there's always going to pressure from all sides. Last Christmas, a family friend shook my hand and in one breath, asked, "Hi! Merry Christmas! When are you getting married?" There's no appropriate response other than open-mouthed shock (and slight awe).
Here are the elements I have deciphered that could possibly make me happier (or more miserable):
- Work
Most people define themselves by the type of work they do. As a creative, I'll admit to loving the sweet rush of coming up with a really great concept, executing it well and finally seeing it in spaces. The cherry on top is when the response to it is positive. Of course, all this comes with blood, sweat, tears and regurgitation. People in "regular" jobs also tend to be impressed easily when you tell them that you work in the creative industry – it seems like a dream job, a pursuit of passion. I think I have come to a crossroad – either I pursue freelancing aggressively (let's face it, I've been working for about 2-3 days a week and watching TV for the rest of the time. I'll admit it!) or go back to the workforce – to the land of disposable and steady income. I've been earning a pittance while freelancing and I sorely miss having my Art Director salary. So, I either start a small business plan or get a job. (I'm giving myself a 50% rate of success)
- Exercise
It's amazing that I'm putting this at No.2 – I have never liked exercising and have only been on a treadmill once in my life and spent half the time trying to figure out the buttons. I did a dance class once with a girlfriend and that was actually quite good fun. Other than that, I've never joined a gym or done anything vaguely exercisey. However, the inevitability of gravity has caught up with me – and I see no other chance but to incorporate exercise into my life – in one way or another. I think the key is finding what you like to do. I love cycling so I do that quite a bit now. I also love music so I do brisk walking with my giant headphones (I can't jog, I have the shins of a 70-year old woman). I am now considering adding yoga to this busy regime of mine – bearing in mind that I can't even touch my toes when I bend. I need stuff like this to be accessible to me, so I'll need to find somewhere close to where I live to get this done – and of course, doesn't cost my spine. I am, however, realising the value of movement and hopefully, this realisation carries through. (I'm giving myself a 50% rate of success)
- Hobbies
I have ignored the unrecognised value of engaging your mind. I have not painted in years (potato-printing with my niece does not count) and I hate that I keep wanting to do and yet am fixed, rooted, in one spot (this by the way, is the story of my life). I live only with intentions. Another activity I sorely miss is drumming. For some reason, I don't have single photo of me drumming – all I have is the warm memories of how I felt every time I sat behind a kit. Till today, I strongly believe it's the one thing I was born to do – because my God, it came almost effortlessly. I taught myself to play "Are You Gonna Go My Way" (drummed by the awesome Cindy Blackman) within the first hour of ever sitting at a kit. Bear in mind, that I had no idea what any of the drum parts were called. All I knew was "hi-hats" and "snare". I can't remember the second song I played but I remember being stumped by Metallica's "Nothing Else Matters" for the few days after. Damn you, Ulrich – but thanks to him, all I wanted to do was run on the double bass. And within months, I played Dave Weckl licks and indeed, running on that double bass. I used to hear other drummers stop playing the practise rooms next door, and peep through my door. The last time I drummed was maybe a year ago – when I found a studio near my workplace and I was so unbelievably rusty and paranoid that people were peeping at me. So, do I have to drive to pick all this up again? (I'm giving myself a 50% rate of success)
- Family
Oh, this is a big one. My biological clock has been going off the hook recently – maybe it's the flurry of peers having babies, maybe it's PMS, maybe it's inevitable, maybe it's bullshit. Generally, I still don't like babies but I'm at the stage now, where it wouldn't be the worst thing in the world. Of course, a supportive husband should come with that – I ain't changing diapers on my own. But I'm still slightly sane enough to know that this is not the hole-filler I'm looking for right now.
- Volunteering
I strongly believe that there is no such thing as true altruism. You still feel good when you help someone – and that pleasant feeling is of a benefit to you. That is of course, no reason to not do something nice for someone else. I won't go into any volunteering work I've done – but I will accept that I have enjoyed it. The direction I would definitely love to see my helping out in, would be animals (of course). Animal rights would be my strongest rally – so I'd really like to organise my time to doing something with this. I'm fine with cleaning out cages. Twice a year, I round up Dolce's toys and get some treats together to donate to the less fortunate dogs. Lord knows Dolce has plenty to spare.
So, in other words, I have some soul-searching to do. My biggest problem is that I'll search and then do nothing about it once I realise the probable solutions. I need a motivator! A life coach! Someone like Tony Robbins, only not as tall. I need a hero!


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Perhaps you've seen the new meme comparing selfies to historic works of art.
(If not, you should view the best of this viral wave before we raise our concerns.) The source of the trend comes from a helpful app from Google to share and discover art. Until recently, Google's Arts & Culture app enabled users to read stories about local arts and history, and navigate through daily curated collections. But only recently did the app explode into the mainstream.
A new feature added to the Arts & Culture app in mid-December 2017 takes an average selfie and generates a side-by-side comparison with a historic work of art. The app update (available only in the USA as of writing) has unleashed a frenzy online as users post images of their painting lookalikes to social media.
As to be expected with a tool of this novelty, some 'art doppelgangers' are hilariously bad…
The Google Arts and Culture app straight up just bullied me pic.twitter.com/fXd5HXbjow
— Whitsie (@whitsiee) January 14, 2018
Wow this google arts and culture app is scary accurate pic.twitter.com/z9nEXOWg8b
— blake j (@BlakeJ98) January 15, 2018
…while others have found greater accuracy.
Hey this one ain't so bad. pic.twitter.com/er0FxZNVO8
— Kumail Nanjiani (@kumailn) January 13, 2018
Despite the hype, however, privacy advocates have quickly dubbed the app a facial recognition database.
I mean, this google app that matches your face to a piece of fine art. Anyone suspicious of just surrendering your facial recognition to google or are we confident they already have that at this point?
4:04 PM – 14 Jan 2018
— Alyssa Milano (@Alyssa_Milano) January 15, 2018
Google engineers realizing they managed to get every single person on social media to volunteer their facial data with a stupid art app pic.twitter.com/IJPw813WTH
— Stephen Miller (@redsteeze) January 15, 2018
The new feature is not a revolutionary one — facial recognition generators have been pairing doppelgangers and tagging celebrity lookalikes for over a decade — but Google's involvement raises a genuine cause for concern. As you may already know, Google's long history with facial data is a murky one. Their "ask forgiveness, not permission" business ethics have lead to many public scuffles; like the time people discovered their likeness was used in sponsored reviews, and the ongoing class-action lawsuit over collecting biometrics without user consent.
Knowing full-well that Google analyzes all of the data it can possibly acquire, the notion of Google building a facial recognition database isn't a major leap to make. Google did communicate to MailOnline that the images uploaded to Google's Arts & Culture app are deleted after a match is made with no additional uses. But a second look at their Privacy Policy leaves a valley of doubt.
To selfie, or not to selfie: that is the question.
Privacy concerns notwithstanding, some will suffer through the FOMO of not using the app. That's no surprise, sometimes you just want to take part in the social media trend — no matter how frivolous or silly. So, is the risk worth it?
That depends entirely on your personal privacy concerns. Bear in mind that every time you provide personal data to a third party, you run the risk of that data ending up in someone else's hands. With that said, if you already have your likeness attached to social profiles, you run little increased risk to your online identity.


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Report Published on Trends in Minor Drug Offences Sentenced in the Magistrates' Court
14 June 2018
The Council today released a report on trends in minor drug offences sentenced in the Magistrates' Court of Victoria during the 10 years ending 30 June 2017.
The report considers the prevalence of proven charges of possessing or using illicit drugs as well as the profile of offenders sentenced for these offences.
The report found that over the 10 years to 30 June 2017:
- methylamphetamine was responsible for most of the 91% increase in minor drug offences. Offences involving this drug increased twenty-onefold to 5,712 charges in 2016–17
- cannabis was most common in minor drug offences until 2016–17, when it was surpassed by methylamphetamine
- offenders sentenced for minor drug offences were most likely male (83%) and aged under 35 (63%)
- ecstasy offenders had the highest rate of male offenders (87%) and the highest rate of offenders aged under 25 (53%)
- minor drug offences sentenced as the sole charge in a case usually received fines and adjourned undertakings
- in 80% of cases of minor drug offences, other offences were also sentenced. In the cases with more serious offences, imprisonment and fines became the most common sentences by June 2017.
Trends in Minor Drug Offences Sentenced in the Magistrates' Court of Victoria is available for download from our website.


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Our Reading Room at Pemetic is in full swing! Any child is welcome to come and check out books for personal reading. Please encourage your child to come see me if they would like help picking out a "just right" book!
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Seating capacity150
Standing capacity250
127 West Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
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- American
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- Modern or contemporary
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- Bars or clubs
Monday - Thursday12:00pm-9:00pm
Friday - Saturday12:00pm-10:00pm
2014 Westchester Magazine Best New Restaurant (Reader's Pick & Editor's Choice)
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Total meeting space< 100 sq. m
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Largest room74 sq. m
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The Private Dining Room at RiverMarket seats up to 50 guests. Tucked away in the back of the restaurant hidden behind the bar, this secret space boasts an 80 inch TV screen perfect for Powerpoint, iVideo and iPhoto presentations, BOSE surround sound system, and 200 year old Belgian doors that slide open and shut, allowing you to control the privacy level. The room also features a sustainably sourced "mushroom wood" ceiling, two 100-year old Turnbuckle Trestle Farm tables, and plenty of natural light. RiverMarket is located right along the Hudson River in Tarrytown, NY just across from the Tarrytown Metro North station.
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The Lord Of The Rings trilogy made over $1 billion worldwide and won over millions of fans with its impressive adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien's fantasy novels.
But there was at least one person who didn't exactly love watching the three films in the franchise — the director, Peter Jackson.
Speaking to news.com.au, the New Zealand filmmaker admitted that the fact he "couldn't enjoy" the movies he'd created was a big factor in him weighing up whether to keep his distance from Amazon's new Lord Of The Rings TV series.
"I'm conflicted, because I'd love to help (the new Rings team) and the Tolkien thing has been in our blood for so long," Jackson said.
"But at the same time, there's a part of me that would love to put the TV on and watch a series that I hadn't been part of, because I'd get to enjoy it like I couldn't enjoy our films."
It's been 15 years since the release of The Return Of The King — the third and final chapter in the franchise — which, considering the trio of movies took Jackson and his team eight years to produce, isn't all that long.
So when news broke that Amazon had secured the rights to Middle Earth (at an eye-watering cost of around $339 million) for a TV series, plenty of fans were convinced it was way too soon.
But Jackson was much more diplomatic.
"We've got a very open mind about it," he told news.com.au, confirming that the producers of the new series had already contacted him about being involved.
"We're (Jackson and fellow Rings screenwriters Fran Walsh and Philippa Boyens) not really able to write an entire TV series, we haven't got time, but we're certainly happy to help if they need our help.
"We've had a conversation with them, and really, they're just working on scripts at the moment, so we'll see what happens.
"But I'm sure they'll do a great job, and if there's anything we can do to help, then we certainly will."
The renowned director — who's currently promoting Mortal Engines, for which he was a producer — also explained why the complex story of Lord Of The Rings was such a phenomenal success when it transitioned onto the big screen.
"From a very basic practical point of view, the thing with Tolkien that you have as an advantage is that he didn't just write a story of the hobbits doing what they're doing — he created an entire world," Jackson said.
"You can read massive amounts of material about Middle Earth that's not got anything to do with what the film is — it actually allows you to go into this world.
"You can make people feel that there's a lot more going on than what's on screen — we weren't having to make things up."


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By Corina Bardoff, MSLIS & Christine Kim, MSW
In an attempt to survive the oppressive summer heat, a homeless couple and their dog cower in the diminishing shade of their shopping cart. Just across the street, treasures including books, computers, internet, and above all else on this hot day, air conditioning loom in the public library - a seemingly easy escape from the elements. However, despite the institution's general mission to freely provide the public with access to information, a growing discussion within the library sciences is uncovering that entry is actually more of a privilege, and one not enjoyed by everyone. Homeless individuals are often seen as nuisances and are unwanted for their smells, luggage, lack of "appropriate" library etiquette, or in some cases, for their pets.
In a recent study exploring the experiences of people who are homeless with animals in Bloomington, IN, library access made a strong and surprising appearance on the list of needs and hardships identified by participants. Other more expected gaps in services created by the "no pets allowed" rule were shelter, permanent housing, and soup kitchens. Participants of the study were particularly apt to mention libraries as a place they wished they could utilize in extreme weather or if the only perceived shelter resource was an overnight shelter in which residents were expected to leave during the day. Next to an actual home, the library seemed to be the most desirable indoor location for human-animal families experiencing homelessness during daylight hours.
However, just about all libraries do not allow pets. Moreover, patrons experiencing homelessness often do not have a safe place to leave their animals while they use the libraries. How can libraries open their doors to homeless human-animal families so they can meet their information needs? This article is a call for imaginative solutions.
There is already one example of libraries welcoming animals into their facilities: many public libraries host programs in which children who are reluctant readers can read to dogs. These well-received therapeutic programs are operated without much worry or criticism that the dogs will trigger allergies or frighten other patrons. Perhaps this could serve as a model for accepting other animals in the library. Therapy dog reading programs usually take place in a limited area to accommodate other patrons who may be allergic or react negatively towards dogs. Likewise, a library allowing other animals on the premises with their humans could designate certain animal-friendly and animal-free zones.
Although requiring that all animals be certified therapy animals to be given entry may be too high a hurdle for homeless patrons, there may be similar behavioral tests their animals can pass, such as the American Kennel Club's Canine Good Citizen test. A library that wants to make itself more accessible to homeless pet owners could administer the test during targeted outreach events, such as the service fair for companion animals of the homeless in Bloomington, IN where the study was conducted.
Libraries can even partner with innovative companies like Dog Parker in Brooklyn, which offers climate-controlled dog houses where subscribers to the service can leave their dog for a limited time. At a library, the service could be connected to a patron's library card. Brooklyn Public Library already holds a similar partnerships with ZipCar, allowing the company to park their cars in branch parking lots in exchange for discounts to library cardholders and monetary support to branch programs. Using something like Dog Parker as a creative tool to address unequal library access for homeless patrons with animals would also benefit patrons with dogs who are not experiencing homelessness, serving the entire community.
Libraries are the new frontier of homeless services in general. Along with the growing trend of libraries hiring social workers and other outreach workers, public libraries across the country demonstrate great creativity in the programs they offer to welcome, include, and assist patrons experiencing homelessness. Some host casual coffee conversations where patrons can connect with one another and staff, as well as receive referrals to social support services. The Salt Lake City Public Library hosted a resource fair called Project Uplift that connected patrons experiencing or at-risk of homelessness with information and resources, plus free meals. The Dallas Public Library offers one-on-one assistance with referrals, resume and career help, and more at their "Homeless Engagement and Leadership Program desk," or "HELP Desk." Library staff and social workers should also consider creating relationships with animal welfare organizations, giving them yet another tool to engage homeless library patrons.
Now that this previously invisible problem of unequal access to the library among homeless pet owners has come to light, there is an opportunity for libraries to think creatively about solutions that fit their entire community's needs. Of course, the onus to be inclusive is not solely on the library--the whole homeless service system needs to make accommodations for people with animals. If shelters, housing programs, and other social services that help prevent and end homelessness make arrangements for animals, these human-animal families may not have to yearn for the safety of a library. Moreover, whole systems--federal to local to the individual-- must make a shift in the way we address homelessness altogether. Until there is a serious commitment to end and prevent homelessness, with a definition of homelessness that includes people with animals, outposts like the library will continue to feel the effects of the faltering welfare system.


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At the show, attendees are inundated with gimmicks – from literature bombardment to useless trade show giveaways. Remember, the idea is to get people into your booth space where they can become a potential client, not merely an attendee.
The best activities are those that attract people you want to visit your booth. Create an activity targeted at your client prospects, and promote what it is and how they can win ahead of time. If it's a drawing, have them answer three simple questions about your product to be eligible. Or, have them fill out a brief questionnaire about their needs before they can qualify to win. Whether it is a drawing or a giveaway, make sure the information you gather will allow you to leave with a qualified lead.
Too often, companies overestimate the effectiveness of literature. Show attendees have been trained to expect literature, and most of it ends up in the trash can. Therefore, what you do hand out should be your less expensive pieces, or pieces made specifically for the show. Instead of simply having a stack of brochures for anyone to pick up, have your booth personnel hand out literature personally. Better yet, get the prospect's information or business card in exchange for the brochure, so you can follow-up after the show.
Tips Are:
If handled incorrectly, giveaways can attract crowds too large to give your booth personal time for meaningful interaction or lead collection. But when giveaways are integrated into the entire show strategy, they can reinforce a message, recognize a visitor for stopping at the booth, communicate a specific message, or reward a prospect for participating in a demonstration. Here are some tips for giveways that you may consider:
1. Determine the giveaway's purpose.
Understand why you are using a giveaway and what you expect in return before you select your giveaway. an exhibitor should first ask, "What are we trying to accomplish at this trade show? Can a giveaway help improve the communication of our message?"
2. Make the prize specific to your business.
Personalizing the giveaway with your business name, address and phone number, or selecting and item that only your company can provide, such as one of your own products, can accomplish this step.
3. Be selective; avoid being hit-and-run.
Do not hand out giveaways to everyone who passes by. Follow a plan of action. Determine what an attendee needs to do to receive your giveaway (for example, give you their contact information).
4. Keep the giveaways out of sight.
Otherwise, curious hands may grab them before you have a chance to talk to the attendee.
5. An effective giveaway has high-perceived value.
That does not mean it has to be expensive. It just has to be perceived as valuable by your attendees.
6. Useful gifts are retained.
Useless gifts are given to someone else. You want a gift that recipients hang on to, so it keeps reminding them of your company.
7. Unique is better than expensive.
Find an attractive giveaway that no one else is offering, and you will gain more attendee interest. Again, the trick is to find a creative giveaway that your show audience will value.
8. On the desk is better than in the desk.
It will provide a continuous reminder of you, the exhibitor.
Top 10 Trade Show Giveaways!
Trade shows represent some of the best opportunities for marketers to enhance their company's profile, meet new prospective clients and gather leads for their sales force. That being said, to fully capitalize on the benefits of exhibiting, you need to consider how you will entice attendees to visit your trade show booth and remember your message. There are many ways to attract attendees and trade show giveaways are one of the most commonly used and effective strategies. Below, we list ten of the top trending trade show giveaway ideas for 2016.
What makes a Good Trade Show Giveaway?
Before we get started, it is important to note exactly what makes for a good trade show giveaway. Great giveaways are not just flashy or cool, they should also be practical for your prospects as well as for your brand.
Things to consider when picking a trade show giveaway:
- Budget-friendly – No matter how cool your giveaway is, spending too much of your trade show budget resources on them can negate their positive impact and return on investment.
- Inherently valuable – Some of the most effective giveaways may seem a bit on the boring side, but a pen is far more valuable than a flashlight on the show floor.
- Branded – Make sure that your giveaway reflects your brand. Even the coolest giveaways will fall flat if the attendee cannot remember where they got it.
1. Breath Mints
We have all been there: about to head into a meeting and suddenly, we wonder about whether or not our breath is fresh. At trade shows, this worry is tenfold. Attendees will speak with and meet dozens of people . Breath mint giveaways are practical and memorable.
2. Phone Chargers
Trade show attendees may not be in the office, but they are still connected to their workplace via email, text and calls. Communication application can take a toll on battery life, which you can send an attendee scrabbling to the nearest outlet. If you have phone chargers as your marketing giveaways, you give attendees the lifeline back home when they need it most.
3. Headphones
Headphones are a great idea because they can be used outside of the show in a variety of ways. Make sure your headphone giveaway comes in a branded case, otherwise the recipient may forget that the headphones came from your company!
4. Tote Bags
Branded tote bags can help attendees collect and carry all their goodies. Many of these goodies may not make it past the hotel room trash can, but the tote is a highly useful, especially when traveling.
5. Hand Sanitizer
Hand sanitizer is cost-effective, last a long time and is very convenient for travelers. Hand sanitizers are also very popular items and attendees will be sure to flock to your booth, so make sure to keep plenty of branded hand sanitizer in supply.
6. Luggage Tag
Many trade show attendees traveled by air to the show city. Branded luggage tags are timely, useful and long living.
7. Product Giveaways
Giving away product samples to prospects is one of the most effective ways to showoff your wares while also attraction attendees to your booth. Also giving away products related to your industry or niche
8. Reusable Water Bottle
Everywhere you go from the office to the park, you people carrying around reusable water bottles. Having reusable water bottles as your promotional giveaways on the show floor will draw lot of traffic to your trade show display.
9. Snacks
While walking the trade show floor attendees will work up an appetite. Offering snacks to visitor who show interest in your booth such as coffee, pretzels, chocolates and crackers is a way to have attendees stick around your booth, providing your sales team an opportunity to pitch them.
10. Lip Balm
With all of the conversations taking place on the show floor, attendee's lips are bound to become chapped. Lip balm as a trade show giveaway will remind attendees of your brand every time they reach into their pocket or purse to moisturize their lips.
Budgeting for Trade Show Giveaways.
They key to the most successful trade show giveaways is finding that hits the sweet spot between unique, attractive and useful. Arghavan can help you track your giveaway costs as well as other trade show expenses. Contact us today!


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