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With a nod to the millions of New Yorkers who live alone, studio apartments of less than 400 feet are setting new standards for efficiency. Now tiny living has arrived at the Brooklyn Cultural District with Caesura, a mixed-used building developed by Jonathan Rose Companies. It is a project of New York's Department of Housing Preservation and Development, with 40 percent below-market-rate apartments.
This newly constructed building at 280 Ashland Place, on a former parking lot diagonally across from the Brooklyn Academy of Music, is 12 stories and has 123 units, including some of the smallest legal rentals in the five boroughs. Its 34 market-rate micro apartments are no more than 384 square feet and come with space-saving furnishings by Resource Furniture that allow tenants to leave their futons behind.
Caesura's most unusual feature, though, is a lending library, open to all tenants, with three dozen items including a porcelain dinner service for 12, a ladder, a sewing machine, a guitar with amp and an ice-cream maker.
Jonathan Rose, the developer, described the collection as "common goods," a means of reducing consumption and clutter while having access to products one might otherwise splurge on.
If that sounds like "the common good," the echo is intentional, he said. Caesura bets that tenants will pay more for small private quarters in exchange for a raft of attractive communal spaces and amenities just beyond their door. The market-rate micro units — described by the developer as furnished studios — start at $2,588 per month for 314 square feet, while unfurnished studios are bigger, but cost less, from $2,360 per month for 414 square feet.
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Caesura has larger units as well. Market-rate one-bedrooms begin at $2,739 per month for 652 square feet, and two-bedrooms at $3,869 per month for 814 square feet.
The building, with interiors designed by Dattner Architects, will have a fitness center, a yoga and meditation studio, a game room with a wet bar, a basement bicycle room with a tool station and a rooftop garden lounge with plantings by the landscape design studio SCAPE.
Similar amenities are found in the big, sleek towers filling Downtown Brooklyn, Mr. Rose said, but he expected Caesura's compact size to foster a collective spirit. "The underlying concept is how to make a more intimate, sharing and community-focused building," he said.
Andrew Bernheimer, the architect who designed the exterior with Dattner Architects, said he wanted Caesura to stand out among an increasingly dense and weedy patch of new construction. The textured terra-cotta and brick facade, punctuated with irregularly sized and positioned windows, was his energetic response "to the amount of glass and metal going up all over the place," he said. (He described the windows as "dancing.")
A ground-floor space of about 20,000 square feet will be the new headquarters of the nearly 200-year-old Center for Fiction, which is moving from East 47th Street in Manhattan. About 3,700 square feet of commercial space will be taken over by the Mark Morris Dance Center, which is next door, to be used for rehearsal studios. A yet-to-be-named retail establishment is also planned.
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Communication is a wonderful thing. But sometimes it can leave you speechless. I'm doing a little rewriting these days of the sequel to Einstein's Trunk, and I've inserted a scene where the Bruce Springsteen song 'Born in the U.S.A. is mentioned. In doing so it prompted a memory and I did a little research.
Now, for those of you who don't know that song, it was released in 1984, and even today is still well thought of and rated number 275 on Rolling Stone's list of top rock-n-roll hits. The song is about a working class guy who gets "in a hometown jam and has to go serve in Vietnam". He has no idea what the war is about, loses a friend there and comes to see the war as senseless and the promise of America as unfulfilled.
In other words, the song was not particularly positive about America's direction at the time – though the title could make you think it was. But here's the communication angle: In 1984, conservative columnist George Will saw Springsteen in concert, complained the music was too loud, obviously couldn't hear the lyrics, but loved the title and sound of Springsteen's hit song – Born in the USA – and decided that Springsteen must be a real, true-blue, supporter of conservative values. Will mentioned this to his friend, Michael Deaver, Ronald Reagan's chief of staff. Deaver later mentioned it to Reagan's speech writers, and the next thing you know Reagan is talking about Springsteen in his campaign stump speech. Reagan said, "America's future rests in a thousand dreams inside our hearts, it rests in the message of hope in the songs of a man so many young Americans admire: New Jersey's own Bruce Springsteen."
In fact, Born in the USA told a completely opposite story. But thanks to the office of the president, the 'branding' stuck despite the obvious contradiction provided by the lyrics. As a side note, Lee Iacocca, who obviously never listened to the lyrics either, offered Springsteen $millions to use the song to promote Chrysler, but Bruce turned him down.
But I digress: I received an email a few weeks ago enlightening me on the origin of the name "Yohaba Melekson" – the heroine of Einstein's Trunk. It turns out that Melek means king in Hebrew and Melekson means 'son of the king'. Also, the name 'Yohaba' has connections to the Hebrew name for God. And it turns out that Rulon's name also has a religious connotation. I originally chose the name 'Rulon' because it was an old Idaho pioneer name that stirred up notions of someone who was straight-laced but perhaps a bit of a hick – remember, Rulon likes to be underestimated! Well, it turns out that Rulon as a first name is a native American name that means 'Spiritual'. So both Rulon and Yohaba have a name with a spiritual side to them – albeit unintentional.
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WeWork is the platform for creators, providing hundreds of thousands of members around the world with space, community and services that enable them to do what they love and create their life's work. Our mission is to create a world where people work to make a life, not just a living, and our own team members are central to that goal.
WeWork is creating a layer of technology to power our vision of "space as a service". From identifying and designing a new location, to bringing that space to market in an elastic, easy-to-consume way, to seamlessly operating these spaces to delight our members, we are building state-of-the-art systems to automate, optimize, and enhance the experience. The data we are collecting is being used to dynamically optimize utilization, pricing, even layout and form factor. This technology advantage has allowed WeWork to scale to 450+ buildings in 30+ countries, and will be our competitive advantage as the company continues to grow.
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The mission of Growth Technology is to deliver technology that powers the growth of our core businesses, by providing the right products to the right people at the right price at the right time. It includes how we create products out of SKUs, sellable inventory, and memberships, at a dynamically optimized price. Growth Technology covers the entire journey of a member, from their first interaction with our website or a salesperson, all the way through providing the right account visibility and flexibility so they stay a member for life and grow with us.
We are seeking a Director of Data & Analytics to lead our Data & Analytics organization in NY and to drive the strategic direction of the team. The group's responsibilities are critical to the success of our sales and marketing efforts, both defining success via the right KPIs and ensuring that our product launches drive the right outcomes. The ideal candidate has high EQ that enables close working relationships with key leaders and ability to attract, motivate, retain, and develop leaders and team members. This role will partner with product and engineering leadership team and play an integral role in strategic decision-making. The right candidate will possess excellent business and communication skills, work with business owners to develop and define key business questions, and prioritize the work across the teams to support the broader mission initiatives. The ideal person for this role is inquisitive, authentic, optimistic, and transparent. They're passionate about growing and developing the team, and excited to promote an insights-driven data culture.
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- Define the data and analytics strategy in partnership with functional leadership.
- Build and lead a team of Analysts, Data Scientists, BI Developers, and Data Engineers to own the design, development, and maintenance of scalable solutions for ongoing metrics, reports, analyses, dashboards, visualizations etc. to support analytical and business needs. Mentor and develop growth plans for those on the team.
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- Partner with Product Management teams to drive requirements for new products and integrate data during product development.
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- 5+ years experience leading data teams, with experience managing managers
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USTR Finalizes Tariffs on $200 Billion of Chinese Imports in Response to China's Unfair Trade Practices
Washington, DC – As part of the United States' continuing response to China's theft of American intellectual property and forced transfer of American technology, the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) today released a list of approximately $200 billion worth of Chinese imports that will be subject to additional tariffs. In accordance with the direction of President Trump, the additional tariffs will be effective starting September 24, 2018, and initially will be in the amount of 10 percent. Starting January 1, 2019, the level of the additional tariffs will increase to 25 percent.
The list contains 5,745 full or partial lines of the original 6,031 tariff lines that were on a proposed list of Chinese imports announced on July 10, 2018. Changes to the proposed list were made after USTR and the interagency Section 301 Committee sought and received comments over a six-week period and testimony during a six-day public hearing in August. USTR engaged in a thorough process to rigorously examine the comments and testimony and, as a result, determined to fully or partially remove 297 tariff lines from the original proposed list. Included among the products removed from the proposed list are certain consumer electronics products such as smart watches and Bluetooth devices; certain chemical inputs for manufactured goods, textiles and agriculture; certain health and safety products such as bicycle helmets, and child safety furniture such as car seats and playpens.
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Addington Brass is pleased to announce the appointment of David Fiu as Musical Director.
Currently Deputy Bandmaster of the world renowned NZ Army Band and Bandmaster of CantNMWC regiment Band, David joins the band with a wide appreciation of musical styles.
David began his musical journey at the age of 8 learning piano, then undertaking cornet tuition at 11 through the Wellington South Salvation Army Junior Band before becoming a member of the senior band at 15. During this period he quickly became proficient on guitar, Bass guitar, Cello, Trombone as well as forming an Acapella vocal group which toured Australia on numerous occasions.
David studied classical trumpet at the Wellington Conservatorium of Music has been a member of the Wellington Youth Orchestra,National Youth Jazz Orchestra but also a foundation member of the Wellington reggae band Southside of Bombay known for the song "What's the time Mr Wolf?" which featured on the NZ movie "Once were warriors".
An accomplished singer and multi-instrumentalist, David also is the arranger in residence for Woolston Brass.
David has had the benefit of being under some very influential conductors and is relishing the challenge of conducting Addington Brass in his first contest in Timaru 2012.


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Gran Turismo 3 destroyed me. I bought the Logitech steering wheel. I unlocked, upgraded and tuned every single car. Forza Motorsport 2 is doing the same thing to me now. Like a kensai seeking perfection with his blade, Forza 2 is driving me to carve the perfect apex through every turn with my finely tuned virtual race cars.
It's the final word in realistic driving simulators. If you're any sort of automobile aficionado, you'll get lost in it. Customization is deeper (both functionally and aesthetically) than any other racing game, and the physics engine refreshes at a ridiculous 360 frames per second. The result is highly satisfying. Driving feels great, tinkering with parts and tuning is engrossing, and you have to see the player-created vehicle art that's appearing in the ingame auction house. I love the Nissan Z and The Legend of Zelda and I'm proud to own this beautifully rendered car.
Forza has catapulted this genre so far forward, Gran Turismo 5 has at least a full lap's worth of catching up to do. The physics, customization, opponent A.I., vehicle damage modeling, online play, community, and ease of entry (racing line visuals to teach you how to best take a turn) are all aspects of Forza that GT has yet to approach. (I'm also concerned about the lack of rumble in the PlayStation 3 controller - it's an absolutely necessary feature to communicate the loss of traction on tricky turns.)
Criticism of Forza 2 centers around the graphics. The hardware's resources are clearly allocated toward providing those 360 fps of physics calculations, and maintaining a rock stable 60 fps of visuals. There are no weather effects, no night races, and some minor aliasing "jaggies" are noticeable. This isn't to say that Forza 2 isn't pretty; it's the super hot girl next door as opposed to a Victoria's Secret supermodel. I checked it out for comparison on 420p, and hi-def output makes it vastly superior. It could be that many of the people who are griping about the visuals are playing it in standard definition. I do admit that it could've used a few more racing tracks.
As for the racing wheel, I bought it and returned it. It's a very good peripheral, but so pricey that I couldn't justify its purchase. At least with the PlayStation 2 Logitech wheel, I poured hours into games like Colin McRae and Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 in addition to Gran Turismo 3 and 4. The Microsoft wheel supports only Forza 2, Project Gotham Racing 3 and Need For Speed: Carbon. I had already played PGR3 to death, and only every other NFS is worth playing (I'm skipping Carbon). For those of you who haven't played it, the wheel comes with a free copy of the excellent PGR3.
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What do Amelia Earhart, Sally Ride, Rosie the Riveter, Clara Barton, and Rosalie of Riverdale, have in common? They have all been recreated on our Encore Theater stage by Mary Ann Jung — actress. scholar, and historian. In her next incarnation, the Riderwood Performing Arts Council will present Ms. Jung as "Julia Child – Queen of Cuisine" on Friday, January 18 at 7:30. She will highlight Julia's early search to find her life's calling and provide fascinating insight into her struggles at Le Cordon Bleu, to develop and publish "Mastering the Art of French Cooking," and finally to create the groundbreaking "French Chef" television show. Julia's beloved husband Paul and her co-authors Simca and Louisette will be represented by audience members invited to portray them onstage.
Mary Ann Jung has been recognized for her ability to take on the entire persona of the characters she represents. She relishes the opportunity to interact with and answer questions from the audience while remaining in character and promises to serve up a tasty recipe for fun.
Tickets for this event will be on sale in all community lounges from 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday, January 14 and 15.


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My parents bought me a u-control plane at the Salvation Army rummage sale when I was 6 or 7 years old for about a dollar. I spent night after night at the kitchen table trying to make it start. I was obsessed with making that plane fly. Fifty-five years later owning an auto repair facility, garnering two Teaching Certifications from Temple University and the Department of Education, earning an ASE Gold Master Certification in Automotive Technology and Collision Repair Technology, the fascination of aviation and what makes those things fly is as interesting now as it was. Leadership skills, mechanical design and construction of model aircraft followed me throughout my career and intertwined with teaching. I have constructed a fleet of approximately twenty R/C planes and even have flown one or two.
I always say I was born with a model airplane in hand. As a young boy I built every Monogram model available. At about 10 I started building free flight models with small gas (nitro) engines and flew them at a field adjacent to the local airport with the support of a great free flight modeler (Bill Tally). In the late 50's I started flying R/C. At that time they where free flight type models that had their rudder controlled by radio known as single channel. I also took flying lessons and did become a pilot. This was done primarily to enhance my knowledge of flying the models. As time progressed and R/C became capable of controlling all the surfaces of aircraft I flew pattern airplanes and entered contest flying. That progressed to scale R/C aircraft and in 1973 entered the NATS at Lake Charles Louisiana in scale and placed second with a Zlin Acrobat. In the late 70's I started building and flying model helicopters and later formed my own company ( Bolar Heli Research). It has been a long but very enjoyable and enlightening journey and now I am 78 and looking forward to much more!!!
Got interested in flying RC aircraft around the age of ten. My mom saw an advertisement in the local paper about a RC Club having an air show. Turns out is was the Tuscarora RC Flying club. She thought it might be something I would like, I would be taking things apart to see what makes them work. As it turned out that planted the seed in me. When we got there I saw the planes and helicopters in the air. I knew one day I'd have a few of them. It took some time until it was feasible to buy and start flying RC. It first started out with some cheap foam profile planes for about a year or two. Then in the winter of 2014 I bought a simulator and devoted 15 mins a night until spring on learning how to fly a helicopter. Started out with electric 450 size helis to get the basics down then jumped right into the large 700 class helicopter with a 2-stroke gasoline engine. To me that is the way to go. The fuel is inexpensive, the engines last a long time, and you get 20 mins per flight on a tank of fuel. Since then been trying to get out to the field most weekends when the weather is nice to enjoy nature and the awesomeness that is RC heli flying.
Fleet I presently have: Blade 270CFX, Align Trex 470lm, Thunder Tiger Raptor Nitro 30, Align Trex 700 Gasser, Miniature Aircraft Whiplash V2 700 Gasser
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Jarret Wollstein writes today at the Future of Freedom Foundation that democracy and freedom are not the same thing. I've been working on a similar idea for an LRC piece for months now (chalk most of it up to laziness), from the standpoint that popular sovereignty is a fraud, and "the people" can never be meaningfully soveriegn.
I'll get it done.
What interests me a lot is the focus Americans (in particular) have regarding law and constitution. As if somehow, pieces of paper covered with noble and beautiful words will magically create good and decent government. But good government, and good order, aren't created by canon or constitution; good order creates both canon and constitution. Custom, culture and individual character (the three C's) are responsible for good government, and without much of any of those, the rule of law is just one more way to tyranny. Regardless of what kind of system individuals create, it's only as good as the people in it. Even in a dictatorship, most people in "the system" will be okay, mediocre men and women who are neither saints nor totally depraved sinners. A few will be saints, but only a few. They will rarely rise to the top. Anywhere.
But you will have — because you will always have — more sinners than saints. Pretty words don't stop sinners, especially hungry and powerful ones, from misusing and abusing power. (The neocons constantly remind us of that, without ever considering that they themselves are evil too.) That is the problem I am increasingly having with democracy — you elect people who want power, and it is generally a bad thing to give power to those who want it.
I'm increasignly inclined to believe that Hans Hermann Hoppe is right: if people must be governed, very limited and very liberal hereditary monarchy (most of the limits imposed by culture and custom, rather than law), and not democracy, is the way it should be done. If for no other reason, it gives a community or society a fighting chance that someone who never ever wanted power, and never fought to gain it, could get it.


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I've been back in the States for the past few weeks visiting family over the holidays. While away, I started hearing rumors about a new find on a craft store in Old Adana.
So as soon as the jet lag wore off, I asked/begged/invited myself along to see where this new find was located. I consider myself to be somewhat 'Old Adana' savvy – I've navigated the narrow streets in my American sized sedan, dodged traffic across the busy roundabouts, and my husband swears that all of the fabric from the fabric district is stacked up in our guestroom – but my Turkish driving skills were a little rusty, and I felt a little out of practice in navigating Old Adana so I was glad I decided to tag along with friends.
This craft store was a challenge to find, but it was not impossible.
Ribbons. Jewelry making supplies. Knitting needles. Crochet needles. Thread. Beads, beads and more beads! I honestly had never seen so many beads in one place in my life. The store is packed from floor to ceiling with these items. They even had small sewing kits, scissors, rotary cutters, craft glue and polyfill.
And the store is packed with people too! I brought both of my toddlers with me, and I was very thankful that I decided not to bring my large stroller. It would never have fit. My umbrella stroller was a tight fit, and it still was not ideal, but I was glad to have at least one toddler contained.
Pro Tip: Leave your little ones at home – hire a babysitter!
As I mentioned above, this place was a challenge to get to. We parked at the parking lot near the Catholic Church (see Ozlem post for parking directions). From there, we had to make our way across the very busy, highly crazy roundabout. And then the store was just a few blocks off that street. It was a challenge to cross the street with all the cars going in so many directions, but find a Turkish citizen, and follow them. You might think I'm kidding, but when they cross – you cross.
Now, if this might seem too daunting to you, do not fear. There is an 'otopark' right near this store, and next time, this is where I will be parking! (Coordinates for Parking Garage below)
The prices were very reasonable and I doubt you'll need more than 20TL to get everything you'll need. Bring TL with you, as they do not accept credit cards.
Once you visit this store, post your experience! We'd love to hear your feedback on this store!
Thank you very much to Jennifer and Crystal for this awesome find in Old Adana!
Payment: TL
Hours: No official hours, but like most stores in Old Adana, go after 10am Monday-Saturday.
Address: Kuruköprü Mh., Melekgirmez Sokak (Toptancılar Sk.), 01000 Adana
Coordinates: 36.987240, 35.324059
(Parking Coordinates near the store – 36.987429, 35.323986)


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NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Exxon Mobil XOM, +0.22% was downgraded to hold from buy at Deutsche Bank, due primarily to valuation. The stock, a component of the Dow industrials, closed Friday up $2.30 at an all-time high of $79.76, just shy of Analyst Paul Sankey's $80 price target. Sankey also sees the integrated oil sector approaching a "difficult set of earnings" over the coming week, "with mixed capture of what has appeared to be a super-strong environment." He said a near-term risk factor is the ongoing process of ownership loss in Venezuela.
Exxon Mobil downgraded at Deutsche Bank
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People always says that when you meet the right person you will be able to navigate anything with them. There is a lot of truth to that statement. However in life you may not have that someone in your life, you may really be struggling, or the person in your life struggles with understanding you in the way you need them to understand. This blog will be super personal but not meant to paint the people in my life as horrible individuals. However it is a reality that I know many like me experience.
Expectations vs. Reality
Expectations tell you that if your partner loved you they would know how you feel as your anxiety mounts. Reality says no matter how much empathy they might have, they aren't going to understand if they don't go through it themselves. This is why you in reality need someone who has a high level of empathy while you in return are going to have to do active self-care.
Expectations says that if you have a partner they will have a higher level of understanding to help see you through. Not always true. There are movements when you find that your partner misses the mark. What they see as ungrateful, anger, fear, is masked as anxiety. When you have anxiety often times you have a thousand questions, you don't deal with unknowns or you may not be able to express yourself correctly. These feelings are complex.
Let me give you an example. In college freshman year I was learning myself. I came in the door strong-willed and able to articulate myself extremely well. Over the course of those first years through fault of my own, I was made fun of, talked about, and had to withdraw from many social circles. On top of that I already lacked social skills even though I had great academic skills. I found myself not able to be bubbly and I felt alone. I started to figure out once around certain people what I should or shouldn't say. As the years went on I became more and more reserved that once I graduated although I was happy to be away from some of the dismissive crowds I had managed to just tolerate; I greatly couldn't navigate even in my small town outside of my set crew. This is when my anxiety took off.
In college my coping mechanism was to be loud or angry just so it would make more sense that if someone didn't want to be around me I would already have an outlet. I started being only around my 4 friends for the most part but even with the them I felt I had lost a little respect.
I'm learning how to get back to myself. When I had my kids and moved to Philadelphia which made sense it still mentally stripped me of a lot of independence. I had already moved from my apartment to my parents home. The only reason that wasn't a total bummer was because they wasn't there and I was living in the home with my siblings. Being able to secure my own bag, right or wrong pay my bills, and live on my own terms always made me feel stronger. Moving to Philadelphia didn't make me feel secure on my terms. Everyone told me how great it was to have my needs met by someone else but by then my episodic anxiety had already kicked in. I moved away from what I knew and only expressed it outside of fights with those around me. See how that anger as a coping mechanism was the band-aid that didn't help me in the long run? Once again I was around people who were smiling in my face, talking behind my back, but wanted to have a private relationship while publicly bashing me felt like college all over again.
It's funny how that type of mess didn't bother me in high school because I was too focused on my academics. Now my focus was on my kids but without outlets I was feeling alone. I've called alone stuck many years because I didn't understand it. It wasn't stuck it was feeling alone and honestly let's call a spade a spade; I was. I didn't understand my anxiety and by this point I hadn't been seen by a counselor. I moved away from familiarity, and I couldn't articulate what I was going through but that didn't stop the talking. It didn't stop my anxiety either.
Let's flash back to now, anxiety is better managed but it doesn't change how I am perceived. If I'm having a hard time and stay to myself I'm perceived in my mind and by the things or situations as ungrateful. If I express myself, I'm angry. Now this is why having anxiety is hard. That line between real and expectations slide into one other. Have I been told I'm ungrateful-at times yes. I have to be 💯. I've walked in on conversations that my husband has had about me and my anxiety with his friends that made me not want to be around the same friends he spoke ill about me too. Some to this day I speak but mentally side eye. Having anxiety has stripped me of the ability to have peace while I actively take ownership of it. I had to talk to my counselor many times and her advice I took but not all of it. As I work through that why not, I'll reveal it at a later time.
When I blogged about going to counseling I was told by some how brave it was to speak openly but often times people I wouldn't have told were told anyway. I grew up in a home that if others were going to speak about something about me; let me tell it in my own words. Again this isn't to throw anyone under the bus. These are real situations that have happened and I have to work through those scars and how anxiety has robbed me at moments to control who I allow into my inner circle and who doesn't. People make it seem like it's not a big deal but if you're left vulnerable, having someone not want to talk to you because you're getting on their nerves or not wanting to go out because you feel like people are whispering about you because they know things that you would never tell them is debilitating.
I've missed cues on friendships because of my own anxiety. However because I was used to certain people and their antics I allowed disrespectful behavior too. How I was able to figure things out was to go to therapy to find out who was who and what people's words, actions and behavior means to me. A lot of that is to speak truthfully about where I am. So when you see a personal blog and I'm writing it comes from a very real place.
How you perceive how people treat you can very much be clouded by anxiety. However you have to know yourself and trust your instinct. As much as I wanted to carry the anger of my husband's friends the reality my issue was with him and not them. How I felt they were responding was based on my anxiety. And it was up to me to work through that.
I can't say that I've conquered my anxiety. I have and do manage it better. I struggle with perception because when actions say someone would rather not be around me and I know I'm super dope individual, I know it has to be a few reasons, they really don't like me or my anxiety has me perceiving the situation one way.
To those who suffer with anxiety that has caused break ups, lost of jobs, or feeling alone know that I understand. All I can offer is understanding as you work through it! Don't give up on yourself! Don't think you're alone. Don't think you aren't worthy of finding love that will help you in getting towards your goal of controlling your anxiety. It will get better!!


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Source: Eduardo Fuentes
Margaret Hodge will grill officials next week about what she has described as the "extraordinary rate of expansion and high dropout rates" at "alternative" higher education providers next week. On 15 December, representatives from Pearson, the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, the Higher Education Funding Council for England and the Student Loans Company are expected to appear before MPs on the Public Accounts Committee, chaired by Hodge.
The obvious conclusion for the committee to draw from last week's National Audit Office report, Investigation into Financial Support for Students at Alternative Higher Education Providers, is that BIS lost control of its "designation" scheme for alternative providers in 2012-13.
In that one year, the number of funded students at private colleges leaped from 13,000 to 33,000 with associated loan and grant outlay climbing from £123 million to £421 million. It is clear that a slew of colleges with unfamiliar names and limited track records adopted Higher National qualifications and cashed in. And although BIS took emergency measures to halt the recruitment of funded students at the fastest growing providers, growth continued: SLC provisional figures indicate that 53,000 private students benefited from £675 million in 2013-14.
It is the NAO's new findings on dropout rates that attracted most attention in the pages of Times Higher Education ("Report fuels concerns over private colleges", 4 December). The independent parliamentary body used SLC figures to establish that on average students at private colleges are three times more likely to quit their studies. Its report highlights the case of London School of Science and Technology where 999 students received £9.9 million in 2011-12, including £2.5 million in tuition fee loans.
Almost half its students (49 per cent) dropped out that year. That rate fell to 18 per cent in 2012-13, for 1,675 students. Another college, London Churchill, is revealed to have experienced dropout rates of 59 per cent and 30 per cent over the same period. Yet BIS reapproved both colleges for student support this autumn, raising questions about its "designation" process. How can we have confidence in quality assurance if there is no benchmark for retention rates and no sector body has responsibility for monitoring funded student progression?
More confusing and concerning, however, is the NAO's revelation that in 2012-13 the SLC may have funded 3,000 students for Higher Nationals – 20 per cent of the total – who had never registered with Pearson. That would suggest that these students have received money but never submitted any coursework. What were they doing? Or is this a data management failure on the part of the SLC? The NAO notes drily that "no work has been undertaken by the oversight bodies into why there is this apparent discrepancy".
That could be the report's leitmotif. It is almost as if BIS fears to lift any more stones in case it might have to act on what it finds and deal with colleges that may be "too big to fail".
BIS was advised in 2011 to bring in legislation so as to create the powers necessary to regulate alternative providers, but the department pressed on with its reforms even after the planned higher education bill was pulled in 2012. Its Heath Robinson jumbling of sector bodies, responsibilities and existing powers has left a gaping hole where oversight ought to be.
Elsewhere, the NAO's investigation shines a light on new forms of agent-led recruitment. There has been no inquiry into the use of agents or recruitment practices more generally, despite BIS identifying "unusual patterns in applications for student support". And although it withdrew funding from more than 5,000 students from the European Union during the course of 2013-14, BIS appears to have shrugged off the idea that this might inform designation decisions. The NAO quotes the party line: "Without evidence to the contrary, BIS could not hold the providers responsible for claims made by their students." How hard has BIS looked for that evidence? One could begin with the online advertisements listed in an annex of the NAO report and then ask which recruitment agents were used by those 16 colleges that were home to 83 per cent of ineligible maintenance applicants.
On the question of academic standards, the NAO surveyed 23 alternative providers and ascertained that 11 set only "modest" language requirements, judged against IELTS standards for entry. Such speakers might only have "partial command of the language and are likely to make many mistakes". A further three colleges set their entry bar lower, at "limited", potentially enrolling students with "frequent problems in understanding and expression". An established university would normally require an applicant to be at least "competent". Has the SLC been funding overpriced language classes? Or is something else going on?
So what steps should MPs on the PAC take next? They should ask the NAO to conduct a "value for money" review and to aim at "success rates" (how many qualifications are awarded), which no regulatory body monitors at present. Higher National expansion began in late 2012; those who received two years of full-time funding from then ought to start completing in significant numbers soon. The first test for private sector efficiency will be how many qualifications result from the millions spent so far.


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There's no better place to shop than New York in the first week of September. The weather has treated us to a heatwave and hiding in air-conditioned shops was our best option. We found the retail scene in a turmoil and transition, as New York's rents have been steadily falling, resulting in a 12% drop over the last year and 143 locations having stood empty for at least 12 months. However, young e-com retailers are moving in to provide that vital personal touch only a physical location can!
The battle for the New Yorkers' shopping souls is being fought at the ground level…literally, as sneakers are how the locals express their (complex) personalities.
Sassy sneakers: Sneaker worship is felt keenly in Alife, on Rivington Street, with their mahogany cigar bar ambience and a 'private members club' vibe. Sneakers are displayed in glass boxes like precious gems, and indeed many of the pairs really are unique. In early September the store hosted the launch of the Puma x Bradley Theodore new shoes collection, created by the much-loved NY graffiti artist. What's on the wall should stay on the wall, except if it's made by Bradley, as the final product looks like graffiti that simply belongs on your foot. Banksy next?
Alife also hosted Pharell Williams' new designs, which reflect the African roots of running and use a bold colour palette with references to the desert and the jungle. Both events were packed and Alife has established itself as a go-to for sneaker worshipping.
Kith's kit is the king: More urban style but no cigar was spotted in Kith, a premium fashion and sneaker store on Lafayette. The shop has been enlarged and refurbished so it can now offer a wider range, including for women and kids, although they do feel somewhat like an afterthought. The venue has that lingering luxury feeling, riding high on the fact that Kith's fashion show during NY Fashion Week was simply 'the dopest'. LeBron James and Justin Bieber both attended to see the Kith x Versace new collaboration, that was as stylish as it was respectful of the fashion maestro. Kith's second collab with Tommy Hilfiger was just the icing on the cake.
Feminist fashion ninjas @ Bulletin: If fashion politics are your thing, then Bulletin in Nolita offers their Feminist Urban Street Fighter kit, something that in these Trumpian times has become a daily necessity for every young woman. Bulletin has started its life in humble Williamsburg, in Brooklyn, but as 'resistance fashion' has gone mainstream, so has the store, rolling out a new location closer to NYU students. The shop is a hub for female-led brands and distributes up-and-coming fashion from all over the country.
Inside the story: Instagram leads the trends and retail has to follow. That was the conclusion of the founder ofStory, an NY-based fashion-to-gift shop that changes concept every six weeks, collaborating with different e-com brands like Jet.com. Story closes for refurbishment and emerges in a new format with new brands to delight and surprise customers. More of a gallery than a shop, Story attracted the eye of Macy's biz dev team and voila! They bought Story in May 2018 and the founder is now looking after bridging Macy's liaison with new emerging e-com retailers.
Primark bites the Big Apple: New York has always been difficult ground for European retailers, but the new Primark stores at Staten Island and now Brooklyn are a resounding success. Both stores are packed from dawn till dusk as New York fashionistas discover the delights of cheap but trendy clothing. Topshopcreated similar buzz back in 2009 but had higher prices and bad luck, landing in the middle of the US recession. Primark is benefiting from the increased confidence of US shoppers and its rock-bottom pricing is something of a revelation for the locals. Besides, Primark is taking on Pink and Victoria's Secret, with bralettes and more structured bras looking seriously on trend – and about 30% cheaper. Game on VS!
Next month we'll be reporting from our home ground in London, as an exciting crop of new fashion stores has defied the negative high street sentiment.


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Escape to the Hiding Place
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Patrick and Beth arrive in World War II Holland in the farm country. They must smuggle a baby (by bicycle) into the capable hands of Corrie ten Boom at her home in Haarlem. Along the way they hide from Nazi soliders, meet a Russian surgeon forced into service by the Germans, and encourage two Jewish children who haven't been outside in over three years. The children learn to appreciate the bravery and sacrifice of everyday people who helped the Jews.
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|AIO Imagination Station Books Series , #9
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|5.40(w) x 7.90(h) x 0.40(d)
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|7 - 9 Years
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Escape to the Hiding Place is the third story of a three-book storyline, (The Redcoats are Coming, Captured on the High Seas, and Escape to the Hiding Place.) In The Redcoats are Coming, cousins Patrick and Beth tell Mr. Whitman they are going to Boston (where the Revolutionary War took place) for a vacation with their grandmother. Before they leave, Mr. Whitman sends them to a ship at sea in 1775 (via the Imagination Station, of course) to warn the colonists about the approaching Redcoats, and to give a letter to Paul Revere. In Captured on the High Seas, Patrick and Beth (in 1775, during the Revolutionary War) along with James, a young black teen, are on an American ship that is soon captured by the British. The cousins are concerned James could be sold to slavery. In this story, Escape to the Hiding Place, Patrick and Beth travel to Holland during WWII, where they are to smuggle a baby to Corrie Ten Boom for safekeeping. It teaches what the Jews went through and the dangers to those who helped protect them during this awful time. The subject matter in this particular book is more mature than some of the others, so I suggest parents read along with their child to answer their questions or fears. There's nothing explicit, but it does deal with death, war, and an unjust and scary time in history. The Imagination Station book series allows young readers to travel along with these two young adventurers and learn historical events, geography, and most importantly, Christian principles. I appreciate the authors and illustrators for creating these Christian adventure books for young readers.
Different from other books in the series This book is different from the other books I've read in this series - unlike other adventures, Patrick & Beth have no idea where they are going or even a hint as to what they might learn while there. I thought that aspect was nice. Unlike many books in this series, the title is actually relevant to the story - even clever! (They have to make a baby "escape" to the Ten Boom's house ... Corrie Ten Boom wrote a book entitled "The Hiding Place" about her WWII experiences.) This book provides a great springboard for discussion with your elementary school children about this time in history. As expected, the story is a little forced and short, but for it's target age, I believe that's probably needed.
Out of all of the Imagination Station books, the ninth in the series may be the most important book your child (and you) will read. "Escape to the Hiding Place" introduces Beth and Patrick to the well known Corrie Ten Boom and her part in the resistance against the Nazi regime. Beth and Patrick are moaning about being 'just little kids' and complaining that no one will allow them to do anything important. Mr. Whitaker proves them wrong by sending them on an adventure in the Imagination Station to World War II. Even though both children are only eight years old, they are instrumental in saving two lives and helping the underground smuggling of Jews to safety. Yes, it's a bit frightening, but this is an important time in history that is being erased from texbooks and forgotten by too many. In order to learn from the past and to not repeat it, one must know the truth. I received a complimentary copy of "Escape to the Hiding Place" from my friends at Tyndale Publishing in exchange for an honest review. Highly, highly recommended!
Patrick and Beth are discouraged because they can't get a job until they are eleven which seems like forever. So Whit offers to send them on a trip in the Imagination Station. When they arrive, they find themselves near a windmill. They hear a plane crash and see a pilot coming down with a parachute. They hide though when they see three Nazi soldiers coming. A local young man finds them and takes them to his home. Unfortunately, there is a mission that needs to be done but no one else can do it because only children would be able to get through. But what happens when Beth gets stopped by the Gestapo officer? The children learn about being brave when scared and how children can make a difference. They also get to meet Corrie Ten Boom. Loved it!
"No one thinks kids can do anything," Beth says in the beginning of the book. So Whit sends cousins Beth and Patrick on an adventure through the Imagination Station to Holland during World War II. There they do something that only a child could do. It's dangerous and scary but they do it and learn about the Dutch who did not support the Nazi's and instead tried to rescue the Jews. Great story for late elementary kids.
I have read several of the Imagination Station books and have yet to read one that I didn't enjoy. Although they are written for a younger demographic, I always enjoy the adventures of Patrick and Beth. These are awesome for beginning chapter readers to read independently, or for read-alouds to younger children. These books continue to impress me with the way the author makes learning about history interesting, and in an age-appropirate way. They introduce young readers to important historical times and events and help them begin to understand what life was like for people in the past. In this one, Patrick and Beth learn about the courage of Corrie ten Boom and the danger that faced Jews during WWII. If you are looking for a great book to introduce young readers to life during WWII, this is a great one!
I was a little worried that the topic of WW2 and Jews trying to escape would be too much for my young kids. But the book handled it in a very good way. They introduced the kids to Corrie Ten Boom and how she helped Jews hide and escape. They also saw how the war affected the Dutch people. The story had plenty of action that was appropriate for my 4-8 yr old girls. We had some great discussion afterwards on WW2.
Great Story, Gets Us Right into the Action.This is as exciting as the rest of the series, and one of my favorites because it reflects history in a unique way. Two children have adventures in various times and places in this series. I do wonder whether 8-year-olds would have the ability to do some of these things or make these decisions, but it probably depends on their personalities. The hiding place and the people are well described, and the action is frightening and realistic. Adults may want to read this to see if it suits the kids. I was inspired to look more into history by this one and the others in the series. The series encourages Christian values in a fun way.
I liked that this book touched on many different aspects of World War II and the Dutch Resistance: an Allied soldier parachuting from a plane that had been shot down and rescued by a Dutch Resistance worker, people in disguise in order to better hide from the Nazis, being stopped by German soldiers and having to show their papers, meeting Jewish children who had been separated from their parents and more than likely being orphaned, a Polish doctor being forced to serve with the German army, listening to a hidden radio, riding bike all day in order to reunite a baby with her mama, experiencing the rationing of the day and using what was available for what needed to be done, questioned by the police for being out after curfew and, my favorite part, experiencing the ten Boom Hiding Place. This book is quite intense at points, especially considering that the children in these situations are only eight years old. Judge the maturity of your child before just handing it to them to read on their own and be readily available for them to ask questions and discuss. I think there is something that Corrie ten Boom says in the book that summarizes this book quite nicely: "God doesn't always protect us from danger...But He's always with us when we face danger. And that's enough."
Like every other Imagination Station book we've read, we really enjoyed this one. My 1st and 3rd grade children really enjoyed it as a read-aloud story, and also as a silent reading book. Each time I stopped reading for the night, they begged for more. They learned so much and always remembered what had happened during our "last episode" when we discussed it the next day. The story here is a great children's introduction to WWII and Jewish persecution. It was a wonderful introduction to the life of Corrie Ten Boom. We also listed to the audio of "The Hiding Place" by Focus on the Family. It's an amazing story that everyone--both children and adults--should hear!
Escape to the Hiding Place is set in World War 2. Patrick and Beth are frustrated that they can't do things, such as babysit, because they aren't old enough. Mr. Whit decides to show them that kids can do great things by sending them on an adventure in the Imagination Station. They end up in Holland during WW2. The story is of their adventure to reunite a baby with his mother which leads them to the Ten Boom's house. My son was enthralled with this book and it was great to share with him about Corrie Ten Boom and how his nana had actually met her. We even have the movie The Hiding Place and I was able to tell him when he gets older we can watch it together. I am glad he read this book so I could share with him about one of my favorite figures from history. Once again The Imagination Station books hit one out of the park.
What I liked: I really enjoyed this book. Not as much as the audio-series, mind you, but still. It was fun to go back in time and learn so much about a time that isn't discussed very often any longer but effected our lives so drastically. What I didn't like: The kids didn't love it. None of them. They'd listen to me read it but not one of them would pick it up themselves. More… Author: Marianne Hering, Marshal Younger Source: Tyndale House Publishers Grade: C Ages: 7-13 Setting: World War II Holland Series: AIO Imagination Station Bks. , #9
Patrick and Beth are disappointed that they will not be getting their Red Cross certificate. They are too young. So after hearing this Mr. Whit suggests it is time for another adventure with Imagination Station. When and where in time will they end up this time? When they are transported they are by a lake and they hear what sounds like an airplane. To their shock the plane is on fire and is about to crash. Just before the plane disappeared from site a parachute flew up and out of the airplane. The they saw some soldiers and heard them rushing about. Maybe they were looking for the airplane. At that moment they felt like they should hide in the bushes. To their great surprise their was a woman hiding in the same spot but when she spoke it was very apparent it was a man. He told the kids that the soldiers were Nazi soldiers. So they became extra still and quiet. The young man's name was Bernard and he offered to take them to his families farm. From talking to Bernard they find out he is with the Danish Resistance and they are in Holland.They no sooner arrived at the farm when Bernard's father entered the cottage with an injured soldier, he was Canadian and they had to hide him until they could get him safely out of the country. When a doctor arrived at the cottage he had on a German uniform and he was carrying a small baby. They were told the German doctor had been forced to join the Nazies but he was also a member of the resistance and would help the Canadian soldier. In turn he needed someone to take the baby to her parent's in the city. Patrick and Beth were the most logical choice to take the baby to her parents. The parents were being hidden from the Nazies because they are Jewish and if caught they will be sent to a concentration camp. Will they be able to get past the Nazi soldiers? What will happen to them if they get stopped? Who could be brave enough to hide a Jew? Surely if they were found out they too would be sent to a camp. Again the author has written of a great Historical event about WWII, the Nazies, and the Danish Resistance. The Historical Christian Heroes which are Christ's Disciples willing to trust God and sacrifice their lives to protect our brothers and sisters in harms way. The illustrations depict the war and you can see the compassion on the faces of those that reach out to protect and those who reach out for protection. I highly recommend this book. Disclosure I received a free copy of this book from Tyndale House for review. I was in no way compensated for this review. It is my own opinion.


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I have been working more on my Sprenkil doodles, and I'm getting a clearer picture (ha ha) of the imagery and composition. As much as I love watercolor and acrylic illustrations, I long ago gave up on learning to paint. I once had a brief romance with oils, but in the end there were always other interests, other priorities, other hobbies that won my time.
You can imagine my delight when my search for new colored pencils led me to this gem. When you add water, the pencil drawing transforms into a watercolor painting!
I was so excited by the thought I bought them immedietly.
They arrived a couple days ago, and yesterday I took them for a test run.
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I clearly have some bugs to work out in the technique, and I suspect watching a video or two on watercolor painting will be helpful, but I am So Excited!
My 3 year old's comment: "It's a flower!"
My 8 year old's comment: "Very nice, Mom! It actually looks like the flower it's supposed to!"
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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- MGM Mirage MGM, +1.34% on Tuesday reported a fourth-quarter loss of $1.15 billion, or $4.15 a share, vs. a profit of $872 million, or $2.85 a share, a year ago. Excluding an asset impairment charge, earnings would have come in at 10 cents a share. Sales fell to $1.79 billion from $2.11 billion. Analysts polled by FactSet Research were looking for a profit, on average, of 15 cents a share with total revenue of $1.72 billion. The casino operator also said it was able to obtain a waiver from lenders through May 15 that will allow the company to address its weakened financial position.
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Review Fix chats with Guitar virtuoso Alex Cole, who discusses his signature sound, influences, goals and upcoming album.
Review Fix: How did you get involved in music?
Alex Cole: I listened constantly to the great musicians and bands such as Deep Purple, Cactus, George Thorogood, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Blackfoot, Foghat, and I fell in love with the groove. When I attended concerts and felt the energy of AC/DC, Ted Nugent, Kiss Airbourne and Van Halen, I knew I was going to be the Artist who kept this Rock n Roll energy alive. Alex Cole music is energy, guitar riffs and uplifting, catching songs. My voice is the powerful melody. My guitar is the rhythm and riff. My solos are the soul. My music will keep you in the groove.
Review Fix: How has your sound evolved?
Cole: When I moved to Los Angeles 3 years ago, I found that I was able to surround myself with musicians and recording engineers who understood the sound I wanted to create. My music is Retro-Rock. It's all original music that sounds familiar. I've had more time to think and write my music this year. I'm recording my 2nd album and I'm having a blast. I'm more relaxed living in Los Angeles. And I'm more comfortable trying new ideas. My next album has a new song,"I'm Not Alone", that my fans won't expect to hear from me, but I'm sure they will love this song. I'm constantly growing.
Review Fix: What makes the guitar-powered rock special?
Cole: The guitar is made for rock. When you hear Chuck Berry, Ted Nugent, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Angus Young and Richie Blackmore, you know it's not just their technique that you're hearing, it's the pure soul that's speaking through their fingers. The power of my sound comes from the fingerpicking, bending, and tremolos, which give more expression to the phrase and allow the notes to be clear and hard, with a blues flavor. I like playing with Gibson Guitars and Marshall Amps. My guitar pickups are important for my sound. I'm proud to be endorsing Roberts Guitar Pickups. I have a pair of Bob Mizek's custom pickups on my Gibson Es-137. Bob is a genius of sound and created the "Nuge Sonic Baptizm" PAF humbuckers. I also endorse Wedgie Picks because I love the Super Grip on the Nylon XT 1.0mm. It has a laser etched texture for extra grip, a perfect surface to place and hold your thumb while playing. For me, dynamics is everything. At Vol.2 you can hear every single note smooth and clear. At Vol.10 you can call the cops because my guitar screams "I'm not gonna take it slow."
Review Fix: Why do you think people love it still?
Cole: It's like a chemistry combination made by anger and freedom. From the cotton camps where the Blues comes from to the Rock'n'Roll of the 50 and 60's rebellions. Through the years, Rock has been played in many styles. People love to set their mind free listening to good old and young Rock 'n' Roll music played with passion, dedication, and rebellion.
Review Fix: What inspired your new album?
Cole: What inspired my new album is the feedback from journalists and fans. Everyone wants more Rock 'n' Roll music. They want music that makes them want to drive their car or motorcycle fast. Music that makes them want to dance, run and workout. Music that reminds them of their best times, seeing concerts and going to festivals. Those were great times when there was excitement, fun and sexy Rock 'n' Roll musicians on stage. Where people in the Midwest and other areas gathered in big arenas to see their favorite bands. It was a happening and people still want that. I'm inspired by those times.
Review Fix: What's the standout track? How do you want that song to affect people?
Cole: I wrote a song about a bad boy rocker. It's a story about a Rock Star. It's the image that everybody has in mind when they think of a Rocker. The exciting times playing live and being wanted by all the girls. Living the fast lifestyle of a Rock Star. I like a bit of storytelling in my songs.
Review Fix: What are your goals for 2018?
Cole: I'm back into the studio recording new songs. I will be at NAMM 2018 as a recording artist for the record label, Allied Artists Music Group. I own a music publishing company "Unleash The Beast Music Publishing" that allows me to personally offer my music that I write for T.V. and Film. If someone wants to purchase my music or have me write custom music for their project, they go directly to my music publishing company unleashthebeastmusicpublishing.com and we negotiate the deal together.
Review Fix: What's next you'd like to add?
Cole: I'd like to collaborate with the artists who inspired me. I know we'd create some great music together. My next concert will be at the Viper Room on November 3rd. There's a Facebook invitation for that show by clicking here.
Review Fix: Anything else you'd like to add?
Cole: Check out my website www.alexcole.rocks, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter and Linkedin.


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Swedish punk act Misconduct have revealed the cover art for their upcoming album "Blood on Our Hands." They've also posted the teaser for their upcoming music video "Never Going Down."
You can watch the teaser here.
The band last released "One Step Closer" in 2010 on I Scream Records.
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Over twenty persons in the Langley Park Community participating in a 10 week parenting programme.
The programme, which was launched last Thursday October 5, is being held in collaboration with the Ministry of Health, Wellness and the Environment.
Speaking at the launch, Coordinator of the programme, Mrs. Gwenette Stoddard- Baptiste said participants will be engaged in a wide range of discussions that are centered around good parenting, healthy lifestyle practices, skills training and monthly health checkups.
Some of the topics, according to her include Parenting and Child Abuse, Childhood Illness, Dealing with a troubled Child, Nutrition, Non Communicable Diseases, Domestic Violence and Abuse, Conflict Resolution and How Can you be Supportive to your Child.
Chief Health Promotion Officer within the Ministry of Health, Wellness and the Environment, Ms. Patsy Wyllie, expressed delight in being a part of such a programme.
She noted that programmes such as this one, have been in existence at the Ministry of Health, Wellness and the Environment for over 25 years.
Wyllie implored the participants to draw from the positive experiences of each other in order to build societies in which they would want their children to live, learn, work and enjoy life.


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Get to Know the Original Freedom Fighters
July 1st, 2013 | Comments Off on Get to Know the Original Freedom Fighters | Category: Inspirational
Here are short biographies of all 56 signers of the Declaration. The first, largest, and most famous signature is that of John Hancock, President of the Continental Congress. The youngest signer was Edward Rutledge (age 26). Benjamin Franklin (age 70) was the oldest. Two future presidents signed: John Adams (second President) and Thomas Jefferson (third President).


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F1 2011 is turning out to be a fantastic year for on track action (admittedly a lot of that is down to Pirelli). But despite the hundreds of pitstops and countless overtakes, one man is still dominating and Sebastien Vettel remained number one in today's Spanish Grand Prix, but only just.
For only the second time this season, Vettel was out under real pressure throughout the race and had to prove his credentials as a world champion to remain in front. Strange as it may seem for 2011, Vettel didn't even take the lead until lap 19 of the race, it was a quite unexpected protagonist who had led up until then.
I was more than pleased to see Fernando Alonso find form again in front of his home crowd. More than just form, his first lap was incredible. I sat in awe as Alonso shot past Hamilton and then took advantage of the quarrelling Red Bull's to sneak up the inside of turn one in what was one of the best starts I have ever seen in Formula One.
Sadly though for Alonso and Ferrari fans everywhere, the start was not truly indicative of the prancing horse's overall pace. After holding up the top four drivers for 19 laps, (giving us a very bunched up lead pack, which was nice!) Alonso pitted and promptly lost both first and second place to Vettel and Hamlton. As his pace continued to slow through the hard tyre phases, Alonso fell further still to finish in fifth.
The Ferrari is clearly still not up to the pace of the top two and is struggling to remain 'the best of the rest' – Alonso is driving the car way beyond it's ability, but still at least he's not having the woes of his teammate Massa. A lot of head scratching needs to go on in Maranello.
But unlike most expected, Vettel wasn't able to dominate from the front, he had a worthy opponent. Lewis Hamilton is quickly emerging as the only likely candidate to steal 2011 from Vettel and he today showed that the same will and determination he possessed when he entered the sport in 2007, still burns strongly.
There seems to be a somewhat peculiar opinion in F1, that it's not worth pushing a car to the end of the race. Many teams like to conserve their engines and concentrate on holding position up until the line. Not Lewis Hamilton. We watched on the edge of our seats as Lewis closed lap-on-lap on Vettel. Sebastien had the measure of the Brit in the end, but it gave us something F1 has been lacking for a few years, a proper race to the line – great stuff.
The team-mates of both Vettel and Hamilton had very middling days. Button could have no doubt pipped his team-mate for second (or at least helped in the Vettel assault) if it wasn't for his truly shocking start. But with his smooth driving style, he was able to make the Pirelli's last (the only competitor who realistically could) and it meant his three-stop strategy worked a treat for a podium position.
The very opposite happened for Mark Webber, who as always got stuck behind the wrong traffic at the wrong time. Still, he didn't pull out the amazing moves that both Vettel and Hamilton did to keep them in contention through the traffic. Hate to say it, but Mark's not quite on it anymore.
A quick mention for the Mercedes. It was a solid, but once again disappointing weekend for this team. It was great to see both finish in the points, most notably Michael ahead of Nico after another cracking start. But I'm sure Ross would like to be challenging the front runners and after finishing over 30 seconds behind a struggling Alonso, they're just not there.
Another team who seem to be on a downward spiral is Renault. They were no-where to be found today despite a decent qually from Petrov on Saturday. Heidfeld did make it through the field to finish eighth, but that was mostly due to clever tyre management. Renault seem to be another team with great promise who aren't quite hitting the mark.
Tyres were of course the subject of the day again. The new primes turned out not be as much of an issue as originally claimed, but the degradation of the soft tyres is shockingly quick. That's fine by me, keeps us with some very close racing, unlike this weeks DRS showing which failed to have any significant impact. I'm confident DRS will eventua
lly get ironed out though and maybe next week at Monaco it could be just perfect… or more likely an accident waiting to happen.
Sebastien Vettel is still the man at the front, he deserves to be, but Mr Hamilton is closing in for what is shaping up to be one of the most action packed seasons so far. Let us not forget, we've just watched the Spanish Grand Prix, traditionally boring and won from pole-position – not today!


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We designed this board bag with the traveler in mind. Take it on the roof of your car down to the water or check it on a plane for your next vacation. Every detail ensures your SUP will be protected from dents, corrosive ocean water and damaging UV rays all while adding convenience to transporting your paddle board anywhere you (and it) may go.
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A warm welcome to the teams and spectators at the 2019 Mercure City of Perth Masters! It gives me great pleasure to once again renew our sponsorship with the competition and I would like to take this opportunity to welcome the teams from various countries around the world to Perth and to Scotland.
The Mercure Perth Hotel management team, the organising committee under the leadership of Bill Duncan and Peter Loudon, the many volunteers and lovers of the sport have been working closely together on ensuring that the Mercure City of Perth Masters is another successful event. I wanted to acknowledge everyone's hard work and commitment and pass on my appreciation and thanks.
Indeed the last few years' finals have given us breathtaking closing moments
which kept both the teams and spectators interest to the last stone. I am sure the game will once again be played in the right spirit, excellent sportsmanship and outstanding Curling skills. I am very proud and honoured to be associated with the Masters and in being the main sponsor of this prestige event.
I am looking forward to experiencing the match and presenting the trophy to the winning team. Once again a very warm welcome to Perth and to Scotland.
Gabriella Maltesics
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I just finished up my ice fishing shanty project in time for the big freeze. I'm going to truck it out to Pine Island Friday and use a 4-wheeler to skid it across Pine Island Sound and position it over my favorite winter seatrout hole.
Having spent lots of time in Canada chasing a very unpredictable fish called the muskie, I've seen lots of ice fishing shanties but I was usually heading south by the time they were brought out for the season.
There were a few times I stayed long enough to fish in one. Seemed to me it was just an excuse to fish (drink) without crashing a boat. Four men huddled in a cold and uncomfortable wooden port-a-potty staring at a couple of holes in the floor for hours on end just isn't my idea of fishing or fun.
Typically I like to keep casting and moving and haven't thought about ice fishing until recently and how it could be a real boost to my charter business now that global warming has been replaced with an even greater weather threat, global cooling.
Always one to try and turn sour lemons to lemonade and with Pine Island Sound and Matlacha Pass ice covered for at least a month out of every year now and the ice season growing longer in the coming years, why not cash in?
Remembering previous very uncomfortable shanty excursions and how much I dislike ice fishing, I decided I might as well design mine for comfort. Solar panel roof, great lighting and heat, Internet and ultra-high definition TV, plush seating, Garmin electronics, stove, 2 insulated picture windows, 3 bunks and a small separate toilet area.
It's designed to sit on two pontoons which I can easily tow over the ice in Pine Island Sound and put in position for fishing, then later, slap on a 10-horse and a Minn-Kota and rent it out as mini-house/fishing boat during the warmer months.
I rigged the Minn-Kota trolling motor bracket so I can replace the trolling motor and shaft with an electric ice auger unit for winter use.
Speaking of ice fishing, cold water puts our two winter staples - the seatrout and sheepshead - on the feed. Ice cold water and winter's negative low tides works in the angler's favor.
During the coldest periods, trout will school and seek deep water channels, creeks, basins. Bunched up, competitive and hungry, it's easy to catch a boatload.
A good example would be fishing the channel running under the Matlacha Bridge. Use electronics to follow the channel north casting jigs or shrimp up to the edge of the channel and slowly fishing it down the underwater bank as you move slowly along. It won't be long before you'll find a school of hungry trout.
It's easy to catch enough for the table and as many fun catch-and-release fish as you want. It's also a good idea to bend down the barbs on your baits to minimize damage to these rather delicate fish. Using barbless hooks and needle-nose pliers simply grab the hook shank and turn it upside down. The fish slides off into the water with no handling damage.
Remember that trout are fine scaled so handling with a towel or even dry hands removes the protective barrier (slime coat).
After trout fishing, return to the bridge for sheepshead using fine wire hooks to get ahold in the human-looking mouth of this tasty fish.
Sheepshead have good vision so using fluorocarbon leaders helps. Using too light a leader will get you into trouble with a 10-pound-plus sheepie determined not to see the sun.
For the Silver King fanatics, tarpon are rolling on the surface of many deep water canals early in the morning. These fish will bite lures like small scented or baited jigs, and even shrimp under a cork but it's never easy fishing.
Capt. George Tunison is a Cape Coral resident fishing guide. Contact him at 239-440-1621 or captgeoget3 @aol.com.


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Tree Free Paper Issues
The following questions (#40-54 in the Study) are intended to be addressed by this section of the Listening Study. If new questions or discussions arise that relate to the use of non-wood fibers, they are welcome here.
40. How do alternative fibers compare to tree fibers on environmental impacts (e.g. yield per acre, yield over time, need for pesticides and fertilizers, need for bleaching, impacts on water and energy, pollution)?
41. Do the environmental impacts vary by type of tree free fiber?
42. What is the comparison of impacts between agricultural residues and on-purpose crops (impacts on farmers, use of land, need for pesticides and fertilizers, availability, water and energy, pollution, alternative uses)?
43. What is the applicability of tree pulping mills to agricultural fibers?
44. What is the availability of tree free pulping facilities, and future outlook?
45. Are there environmental problems in pulping tree free fibers?
46. Are tree free fibers appropriate for all types of printing and writing paper?
47. Are there differences in quality or performance?
48. What causes the price differences and what could reduce them?
49. Are there limits on making tree free pulps into paper on certain machines?
50. Are there performance problems with certain equipment?
51. Are there enough tree free fibers to produce adequate amounts of paper?
52. Can tree free papers be recycled?
53. Is there an optimal mix of tree free fibers with tree fibers in a paper?
54. Is it appropriate to expect tree free fibers to also be organic?


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Some pieces I made for a project that was greenlit, but unfortunately was never used.
Simon is an excellent person to work with; creative, a fast learner and motivated by his passion for illustration, design and development.
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The Fourth Annual Quality Matters Conference on Quality Assurance in Online Learning is going to be held in Tucson, AZ on October 3-6. The theme of this year's conference is "Where Design and Content Converge," with special contributions from MERLOT. The conference schedule includes pre-conference workshops, a reception, a keynote address, an awards ceremony, many concurrent sessions, networking opportunities, and exhibits.
I (Karla from Distance Learning and Instructional Media Services) will be attending and presenting at this conference. If you are attending, send me an email so we can plan to grab a bit to eat and chat about the sessions we went to, and/or get out and do some hiking when the conference ends!