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Community Access Resources and Education (CARE)
A team of investigators from The Ohio State University and the University of Michigan will collaborate on Ohio State's Center for Population Health and Health Disparities, which focuses on an important health disparity – cancer – among an underserved Appalachian population. The Center (CARE II) builds upon results of CARE I and continues to focus on the goal of understanding why cervical cancer incidence and mortality rates are higher in Appalachia Ohio and West Virginia. This goal will be accomplished using four core principles:
- The social determinants of health framework
- Community-based participatory research
- Multi-level framework ("from cells to society")
- Transdisciplinary team of researchers and community members
Four inter-related projects, an Administrative Core and a Shared Resources Core will support the work of the Center and will examine factors related to the high rates of cervical cancer from genetic to policy/access issues using a range of studies from observational to randomized designs. A Training and Career Development Program will train the next generation of transdisciplinary health disparities researchers. All studies will be conducted in community-based settings which represent the more underserved population of women in the region. We will utilize the Center's advisory committees, community partners and participating clinics to facilitate the accomplishment of the Center's goals.
Projects will use a "core" set of survey measures and directly address results found in CARE I. The Center has an institutional commitment (personnel, funds and space) and is dedicated to focusing on the problem of health disparities in the Appalachian region. Team members have worked together in CARE I and have an established relationship with Appalachian communities for the purpose of fulfilling the vision of the Center: to reduce cancer health disparities in Appalachia.
Project 1 – Inherited and Somatic Alterations of the TGF-ß Ligand and Receptor Complex in Cervical Cancer
PI: Chris Weghorst, PhD
Invasive cervical cancer (ICC) is the most common cause of cancer death worldwide, and while decreasing in prevalence in the majority of the developed world, this disease continues to disproportionately affect certain populations in the United States (US). In particular, the rate of ICC incidence and mortality in Appalachian women is the highest in the US. While many risk factors are known to influence ICC development, little is known about the role of hereditary and genetic susceptibility factors. The transforming growth factor beta (TGF-ß) is a universal critical regulator of various cellular functions, including cell proliferation, via its binding with a receptor's complex on the cell surface. Cancer cells frequently avoid the inhibitory influence of TGF-ß on cell proliferation via somatic inactivation of key components of the signaling pathway, including the ligand and receptor complex. Additionally, germline polymorphisms in the ligand and receptors have been associated with cancer development and increased cancer susceptibility. In this proposal, we hypothesize that the increased incidence of ICC observed in Appalachian women over their non-Appalachian counterparts is due in part to inherited and somatic alteration of the TGF-ß ligand and receptor complex that can be further potentiated in association with various environmental, behavioral and socioeconomic risk factors. Specifically, we will determine prevalence of inherited polymorphic and somatically-acquired variants of key TGF-ß pathway components in a large cohort of Appalachian ICC patients compared to healthy Appalachian women. Furthermore, we will determine whether these genetic alterations contribute individually or in combination with other known environmental (Human Papillomavirus, Epstein-Barr Virus), behavioral (smoking) and social (stress, social networks) risk factors, to the increased susceptibility of Appalachian women to ICC development.
Project 2 – Social Networks and Tobacco Use Among Ohio Appalachian Women
PI: Mary Ellen Wewers, RN, PhD, MPH
Tobacco use remains a significant public health problem and is increasingly prevalent among vulnerable groups. Appalachian women have a high prevalence of tobacco use and are at increased risk for tobacco-attributable diseases, including cervical cancer. Little is known about the association of social-contextual factors that may modify or mediate the success of a cessation intervention, including the social network of a woman smoker. A social network may play a critical role in persistent tobacco use, or conversely, during attempts to quit smoking. These factors may be of particular relevance among disadvantaged smokers, especially in regions where tobacco use is normative. The purposes of this application are to:
- Characterize the social networks of women (never, former and current smokers) in Ohio Appalachian counties
- Determine the association between selected individual, interpersonal, workplace and neighborhood/community-related characteristics and social networks among women in Ohio Appalachian counties
- Determine the association between selected individual, interpersonal, workplace andneighborhood/community-related characteristics and smoking status within the social networks among women in Ohio Appalachian counties
A fourth exploratory aim will develop and test the feasibility of a social network-based cessation intervention among Ohio Appalachian women who smoke. Using a cross-sectional design, 400 female residents from four Appalachian health clinics will be randomly selected and invited to participate in a face-to-face interview. Their social network will be characterized and data about individual, interpersonal, workplace and neighborhood/community-related characteristics and smoking status within the social networks will be obtained. Networks will be analyzed for size, including effective size; relationships among members, including maximum numbers; density; redundancy or constraint; percentage of smokers in network; ratio of smokers to non-smokers; and the structural equivalence with the ego (woman participant). Separate regression analyses will be performed to determine the association between individual, interpersonal, workplace and neighborhood/community-related characteristics and each dimension of the social network and smoking status of the participants. In the exploratory aim, focus groups will be conducted to assist in the development of a social network-based cessation intervention. A feasibility test of the intervention will be completed with 12 participants and their social network members.
Project 3 – HPV Immunization Response and Stress (HIRS)
PI: Mack Ruffin, MD
A quadrivalent HPV 6, 11, 16, 18 vaccine (Gardasil®) has been approved for use among women age 9-26 years to prevent cervical/vaginal/vulvar cancer and genital warts. The efficacy of the vaccine has been demonstrated in clinical trial settings, but the effectiveness of this vaccine has not been tested in clinical practice settings. Patients experiencing greater stress have a reduced capacity to mount an immune response to other types of vaccine. The same phenomenon is likely to exist for Gardasil®, but there are no data. The impact of psychological stress on the immune response to a vaccine is proposed to act via health behaviors (multiple lifetime sexual partners, never using condoms, prior abnormal Pap smear, smoking and HPV infection) or by direct dysregulation of the immune system. We have found higher rates of cervical HPV in Appalachian Ohio women, higher rates of abnormal cervical cytology, and very high rates of psychological stress compared to urban and suburban women. The goal of this study is to determine if, in women age 18-26 years given Gardasil® vaccine, serum HPV 6/11/16/18 antibody response is altered by stress. This will be accomplished by a study of 438 women age 18-26 years who report full range of life stressors recruited from Appalachian Ohio. All participants will receive the Gardasil® vaccine at baseline, two months and six months. Prior to vaccination, questionnaire data related to HPV exposure risk behaviors and psychological stressors will be collected. Cervical samples will be collected for cytology and HPV testing. Serum samples will be collected for HPV 6, 11, 16 and 18 antibody assays at baseline and month 12. The questionnaire data and serum samples will be repeated at 12 months. The primary outcome measure is the difference in serum antibodies to HPV 6, 11, 16 and 18 at baseline and month 12. The variables of interest are perceived stress, sexual behaviors, socioeconomic status, access to health care (health insurance yes/no), smoking, Appalachian self-identity, HPV cervical status at baseline and past history abnormal cervical cytology, as proposed in a psychoneuroimmunology model. In this model, Appalachian Self-Identity, socioeconomic status, loneliness, healthcare access and coping are proposed to contribute to a woman's perceived stress. The impact of perceived stress on immune response to Gardasil® vaccination can be by health behaviors such as multiple lifetime sexual partners (>4), never using condoms, prior abnormal Pap smear, smoking and HPV status at the time of vaccination. Perceived stress can have a direct physiologic impact on the immune response by creating immune dysregulation as measured by increased EBV VCA-IgG titers. Depressive symptoms can mediate the impact of perceived stress on immune function. If psychological stress is found to modulate the immune response to Gardasil®, then we can determine if the modulation reduces the clinical effectiveness of the vaccine and examine methods to limit the impact of stress.
Project 4 – Study to Examine Patient/Provider Systems (STEPS)
PI: Electra Paskett, PhD
Certain segments of the population have persistent increased cervical cancer incidence and mortality rates because women living in the US have not benefited equally from cervical cancer screening, follow-up of abnormal Pap smears, and HPV vaccination. One example of a population group still experiencing elevated cervical cancer rates is women living in the Appalachian region of the US. The Ohio State University (OSU) Center for Population Health and Health Disparities (CPHHD), Community Awareness, Resources, and Education (CARE I) was focused on why women living in Ohio Appalachia have an elevated burden from cervical cancer. From CARE I, we learned that Ohio Appalachian women have a high prevalence of HPV types 6,11,16,18 compared to US rates, respectively (12.0 percent vs. 3.4 percent). Thus, HPV is a major problem in this population, and ways to address elevated HPV rates are needed.
A transdisciplinary health disparities research team at Ohio State and community partners from Ohio Appalachia propose to conduct "STEPS" (Study to Examine Parent/Provider Systems). "STEPS to prevent cervical cancer" will address the cervical cancer burden in Ohio Appalachia by focusing on improving HPV vaccination rates among young girls and female adolescents by using a multi-level intervention approach delivered in health departments. The goal of this proposal is to develop and test a culturally appropriate multi-level educational intervention intended for parents (level 1) of young girls living in Ohio Appalachia who seek care at participating health departments, healthcare providers (level 2) practicing at these health departments, and health departments (level 3) in Ohio Appalachia to increase HPV vaccination rates among young girls and female adolescents.
The specific aims are to:
- Develop the multi-level HPV vaccine educational intervention directed at three levels within participating health departments that includes information about cervical cancer, cervical cancer screening, HPV, the HPV vaccine, communication skills training to improve parent-healthcare provider conversations about the HPV vaccine and organizational level components
- Evaluate the effectiveness of the multi-level HPV vaccine educational intervention in a group randomized controlled trial in 12 Ohio Appalachia public health departments. Specific aims will be carried out using community-based participatory research (CBPR) principles and in partnership with parents, healthcare providers and health departments in Ohio Appalachia
If effective, this multi-level intervention could be disseminated and used to improve the delivery of the HPV vaccine in other Appalachian locations and address the elevated cervical cancer rates in Appalachia. This project is in line with the theme of the renewal of the Ohio State CPHHD, reducing cervical cancer in Appalachia, using a Social Determinants of Health conceptual model and building upon the results of CARE I.
Administrative Core
The overall role of the Administrative Core (AC) is to ensure that the theme of the Center, reducing cervical cancer in Appalachia, and the goals of the projects, core and the training program are accomplished. The AC is structured into two groups, the Steering Committee (SC) and the Administrative Services (AS) Team, to accomplish the following specific aims:
- Provide research direction by setting the research agenda focused on addressing cervical cancer disparities in Appalachia, promoting transdisciplinary research and increasing student trainee, post-doctoral, and faculty involvement in research
- Promote integration of the Center projects, cores and the training program as well as promoting interaction among the investigators, the Appalachian communities and participating community clinics
- Ensure operational efficiency for all projects and cores of the Center, including assuring Data and Safety Monitoring Board (DSMB) reviews
- Foster dissemination of research findings, including data sharing and caBIG participation
- Collaborate with NIH funding agencies and other funded centers to exchange, evaluate and develop data items, strategies, cross-center research initiatives and manuscripts as appropriate
The AC in this center builds upon the successful experience of the Administrative Core for the previous Ohio State Center for Population Health and Health Disparities (CPHHD) which was named Community Awareness Resources and Education (CAREI).
Shared Resources Core
The Shared Resources Core for this Center consists of two sections: the Measurement and Analysis Core (MAC) and the Clinical Correlates Core (CCC). Each section is described below, including how each interacts with the other components of the Center to support the goal of the Center: reducing cervical cancer in Appalachia. This Core builds upon and continues the work of the Cores in the prior Ohio State University (OSU) Center for Population Health and Health Disparities (CPHHD).
Measurement and Analysis CORE (MAC)
The MAC plays a pivotal role of ensuring that all individual projects achieve their research goals and objectives. The MAC provides project investigators with a centralized resource for recruitment, survey design, data collection, data management and statistical expertise and support. Specific study aims include:
- Providing recruitment and accrual assistance and consultation to all projects
- Providing guidance and assistance in developing, testing and implementing data collection tools, including hiring, training and supervising interviewers; designing and conducting surveys and focus groups; and monitoring the data collection process, as well as quality control
- Developing, testing and maintaining data management systems to allow investigators to effectively and efficiently manage, store and analyze their data
- Overseeing and conducting statistical analysis of data generated by the projects, including both descriptive summary statistics and inferential methods, as well as modification and/or development of new statistical methodologies, when/if the need arises, to directly support the research projects relevant to the Center
The MAC works with the Administrative Core (AC) to provide necessary information for all Data and Safety Monitoring Board (DSMB) meetings, such as accrual rates, analysis plans and results. And the MAC works with Ohio State's Comprehensive Cancer Center (OSUCCC) Behavioral Measurement Shared Resource (BMSR) to assist all projects with participant recruitment and development of data collection tools.
Clinical Correlates Core
The Clinical Correlates Core (CCC) provides a centralized laboratory collection/distribution unit to support the work of the projects within this Center. In addition, core laboratories at Ohio State receive specimens for analysis. The primary functions of the CCC are to collect, catalog, track and analyze specimens and provide data to the MAC on results of the analysis of specimens in order to accomplish the objectives of Center projects. The use of this core is beneficial in regards to reducing cost and increasing efficiency of analyses. The reproducibility of each analysis is enhanced by the use of this core. Detailed tracking of specimens is included to ensure the integrity of the specimens and reduce loss. The overall goal of the CCC is to maintain a centralized specimen repository. The specific aims are to:
- Obtain and preserve the integrity of the specimens collected in Projects 1 (Dr. Chris Weghorst, PI) and Project 3 (Dr. Mack Ruffin, PI)
- Ensure accurate collection, cataloging, tracking and analysis of the specimens
- Submit data from analysis of specimens to the MAC for integration into the Center database
- Facilitate the ability of the projects of the Center to complete their specified aims
Training and Development Core
This component of the Ohio State Center for Population Health and Health Disparities (CPHHD) develops, implements and evaluates a Training and Career Development Program (TCDP) in cancer health disparities. The overall goal of the TCDP is to help prepare the next generation of health disparities researchers by offering training that emphasizes transdisciplinary science and multi-level approaches to address cervical cancer health disparities among Appalachian populations. The TCDP is open to students, postdoctoral trainees and junior faculty in behavioral sciences, public health, nursing, basic sciences and related disciplines. Postdoctoral trainees will be supported by the TCDP while students and junior faculty will have opportunities to participate in program initiatives and the Center's research projects.
This transdisciplinary training program will prepare trainees for work in collaborative teams. The Center investigators have extensive experience with research in Appalachia and the expertise to provide this focused training.
This training program expands training capacity, and helps to fill a void in training focused on cancer health disparities. This program builds on the solid foundation established over the last five years of the Ohio State CPHHD and will provide additional capacity for training the next generation of health disparities researchers with expertise in issues related to cancer prevention and control among Appalachian populations.
The specific aims of the training program are to:
- Recruit postdoctoral trainees to a transdisciplinary training program in health disparities research that includes: a) a specialized curriculum of instruction, b) mentored research experiences, and c) development of an NIH grant proposal
- Provide opportunities for students and junior faculty at Ohio State to participate in the Center's research projects and special program initiatives
- Conduct continuous process evaluation and annual outcome evaluation of the training program and provide feedback to Center leadership


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Fidel Castro may have outlasted nine American presidents, but he and his family continue to be the butt of practical jokesters this side of the Florida Straits.
A few years ago, a couple of Miami DJs were able to get him on the phone and convince him he was talking to Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez.
And more recently, a Miami man convinced one of Fidel's sons that he was a sexy Colombian woman with a penchant for communist scions.
Luis Dominguez spent eight months carrying an online relationship with Antonio Castro Soto del Valle, spending up to five hours a night chatting with the younger Castro.
Pretending to be "Claudia Valencia", Dominguez convinced Castro that he was a 27-year-old brunette with blond streaks who loved soccer and technology and was just unable to find a man in her own country.
Dominguez has documented the steamy Cold War affair on his website. It's in Spanish but includes at least one shirtless photo of the younger Castro.
The 42-year-old son of a dictator was apparently smitten with his cyber sex kitten, according to The Miami Herald.
"I will make love to you without stopping," Castro wrote to an elated Dominguez.
"I have a desire to kiss you," he wrote in another message. And in yet another message, he told Dominguez that he wanted to "kiss you, love you and make love to you."
Dominguez was ecstatic at the passionate exchanges because it proved he was able to penetrate the "impenetrable."
And it will be sure to raise him to celebrity status in Miami. They might even name a street after him.
Carlos Miller is weekend editor at NBCMiami.com and also operates Photograpy is Not a Crime.

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When I first started this blog, one of my first recipes was for Chad's favorite cookie, hands down: Snickerdoodles (see the picture here — my photos were kind of awful at the beginning!). But now let me introduce what he has proclaimed as "the best batch of snickerdoodles you've ever made."
Because besides the better picture, I've also improved the recipe. First of all, I baked some extra cinnamon into the cookies. That seems like a no brainer, right? But my old recipe was essentially a sugar cookie rolled in cinnamon and sugar — and I think it makes much more sense to make a cinnamon cookie, and then roll that in cinnamon sugar.
The other change is something I was a little curious about. My last few batches of snickerdoodles using the old recipe (they're Chad's favorites — I make them a lot…) haven't quite spread out as much as I wanted them too — they ended up a bit too puffy and cake-y. So this time, I melted about 1/3 of the butter and mixed it in at the end, and perfect! The spread out and were perfectly crisp on the bottoms and tops, soft in the middle. Yum!
Finally, thanks to a reader's comment, I used cream of tartar for the acidity, rather than lemon juice. Definitely an improvement! So, keep reading for my new, completely foolproof and absolutely delicious, snickerdoodle recipe.
1 stick plus 2 tbsp butter, softened
1 1/2 cups sugar
2 eggs
2 teaspoons vanilla
1 tsp cinnamon
2 3/4 cups all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon cream of tartar
1 teaspoon baking soda
1/4 teaspoon salt
4 tbsp (1/2 stick) melted butter
Additional white sugar and cinnamon for topping
1. Preheat oven to 400 degrees F.
2. Mix together one stick plus two tablespoons of butter, 1 1/2 cups sugar, eggs, cinnamon and the vanilla. Blend in the flour, cream of tartar, baking soda and salt. Add the melted butter and mix until incorporated (add a little extra flour if the dough is greasy).
3. Mix the sugar and cinnamon for the topping in a separate small bowl. Roll tablespoon-sized balls of dough in the mixture.
4. Coat a baking sheet with parchment paper or silipat, and place the balls about two inches apart. Press them down with your fingers to help them spread out. Sprinkle with additional cinnamon and sugar mixture.
4. Bake for 8 minutes. Let them cook for one minute on the baking sheet, and then transfer to a wire rack to cool completely.
Makes about 3 dozen cookies.


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IgotDreams needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 55 designs submitted by 30 freelance designers.
You will be designing a logo for a radio show, this radio show has been on air for a few years now. They broadcast in the Florida area.
this is a financial show about managing your home, your money, your retirement, even your landscaping and home repair - al things related to your home and your money
Your Home Your Money
Look at my profile, I have real contests that pay!
Ideas for this contest;
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Monday, October 05, 2009
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The best political drama show ever. EVER.
My favourite way to ward off bad juju.
I mean, come on, who puts Gilbert & Sullivan on a political show? Aaron Sorkin, that's who.
*sigh* Oh, Cicely, Alaska, how I wish you were real.
The first episode of Northern Exposure I ever watched. It was so fucked up and weird that I had to keep watching.
And finally, even though I mocked those who watched it when it was on television, I have now become a convert. How I wish there were more.
I loathed this episode when I first saw it, but it's really grown on me....
This is my favourite episode. It's scary as hell and full of awesome.
The theme. The band is called Nerf Herder, which makes my inner geek grin.
(Also, Fox kind of sucks balls for taking down clips from the show - I couldn't find 90% of what I was looking for.)
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Oh, I do miss West Wing! LOVED, LOVED, LOVED that show, and nothing compares. I don't remember that Charlie Brown clip, but it made me laugh. I think I saved the last season, may have to go back and watch it one day soon!
- 05 October, 2009 18:06
Hey there! Glad you're back!
Although I didn't watch WW or Northern Exposure, I miss Buffy. A lot. Coincidentally, I just watched the musical episode last week, and have begun working my way through the dvds starting at season 1. Such a great show! Joss Whedon rocks!
- 06 October, 2009 16:24
- Araby62 (a.k.a. Kathy) said...
Never thought I would find myself acutely missing anything from the 90s...*sigh*
My boss is a dead ringer for CJ!
- 07 October, 2009 00:08
I'm a former reader, back after a time away. Just saw your last couple posts about drinking. You sound like me a few years ago. At the risk of deafening you with drum pounding, go to AA. They let anyone in, all meetings are different and after one or two or more you will find someone who will shepherd you, and if you don't, you can ask ANYONE there and they will try to help.
I was bored, angry, resentful, disassociated and could not conceive of never drinking. I'm OK now, but I could not achieve that with partial measures (I tried). I don't go to meetings now, but they saved my life.
- 07 October, 2009 12:41
- MsPrufrock said...
Oh, how I loved Northern Exposure. I think that John Corbett's character formed my idea of my perfect man when I was a teenager. I had the soundtrack as well, and played it on an almost daily basis. Sigh.
- 09 October, 2009 19:07
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Oh I wanted to live in Cicely SO badly! and that Flying Cow episode was one of my favorite. Do you remember when Chris strung the lights in town??
- 06 November, 2009 14:36
- Minnesota Nice said...
Julia, last year I got some extra $ back from taxes and bought the entire Northern Exposure - all 6 seasons. Since then I have probably watched each disc at least 10 times. Just love it.
My favorite character is Walt the trapper.
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A winner was selected from 20 designs submitted by 11 freelance designers.
Hi, The University of Jesus is a program designed to get people reading the Bible.
We employ a special Bible called the 90 Day Bible which takes you from beginning to end in 90 days.
We are looking for a marketing meme suitable for cards, letterhead, our web site and embroidary.
The University of Jesus
We are after a marketing meme that can be used for branding both online and offline.
We work with children and adults and would like both color and movement in the logo, meme.
We like the idea of wind and ribbons and we also like the idea of a collegiate theme suitable for embroidery on sweat shirts and book bags.
Think globally as the Bible we use is printed in many languages. Also think simply. Easy to spot, read and understand.
Also think outside. Jesus taught on hillsides, from boats and in homes. It was all pretty casual and natural.
This link will take you to a description of what we want from the iamge. http://books.google.com/books?id=95…aPbA&hl=en
We want to eliminate any language or cultural barriers as we are trying to provide both a literacy program as well as Spiritual encouragement.
Thanks for your participation.
1) Movement reflecting wind
2) Color reflecting life
3) Simplicity, an easily recognized meme
4) Youthful and playful but sharp as opposed to cartoonish
Our tagline is One Book One Teacher One Year
What we want is a breath of fresh air when we look at this logo!
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- no flags, but ribbons are great
- no blocks or block images
- no suits no ties
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minademian necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 66 diseños de 26 diseñadores freelance.
I want a strong, modern logo for my new film production company Enflesh Films, playing on the word "flesh" in the logo.
Enflesh Films
Desired Color Scheme:
black, red
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strong, emotive, able to explain brand name without much explanation
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Standard Web Formats (.jpg, .gif or .png); Vector Formats (.eps, .pdf or .ai)
"Enflesh" means to give something flesh, to make it relatable, to make it so others can engage with it.
The two colours I want in the logo are black and red, as my business card is already pretty much done. I am open to suggestions with other colors though. Otherwise, please work within all tones and shades of those two colors, and any other colors you see fit.
The winning logo must be:
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I am looking for a long-term relationship with the winning designer, as I have other ventures planned that need very strong design work. So, let's get things going!
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IntroductionThis annual Group Relations residential conference, which has been running since 1957, is designed for those who are looking to develop their leadership and managerial capacity to effect change in work groups and organisations and to improve their ability to work with complex and challenging issues.
The Leicester conference provides unique and exciting opportunities for you to learn through experience about group, organisationâs and social dynamics and the exercise of authority and power. How to get the most out of your team, generating goodwill and employee âbuy-inâ â followership â and understanding and working with your own and your organisationâs resistance to change.
There is now wide recognition that group and systems psychodynamics play a vital part in the success or failure of work projects and organisational change. Likewise, the understanding and management of feelings, tensions and other dynamics in group situations are essential to effective leadership.
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Lyrics:First verseO ole Zip Coon he is a larned skoler, O ole Zip Coon he is a larned skolar, O ole Zip Coon he is a larned skolar, Sings possum up a gum tree an coony in a holler. Posum up a gum tree, coony on a stump, posum up a gum tree, coony on a stump, posum up a gum tree coony on a stump, Den over dubble trubble, Zip coon will jump,ChorusO Zip a duden duden duden zip a duden day. O Zip a duden duden duden duden duden day. O Zip a duden duden duden duden duden day. Zip a duden duden duden zip a duden day.Second verseO its old Suky blue skin, she is in lub wid me I went the udder arter noon to take a dish ob tea; What do you tink no, Suky hab for supper, Why chicken foot an posum heel, widout any butter.(Chorus)Third VerseDid you eber see the wild goose, sailing on de ocean, O de wild goose motion is a bery pretty notion; Ebry time de wild goose, beckens to de swaller, You hear him google google google google gollar. (Chorus)Fourth VerseI went down to Sandy Hollar t'other arternoon And the first man I chanced to meet war ole Zip Coon; Ole Zip Coon he is a natty scholar, For he plays upon de Banjo "Cooney in de hollar."
Fifth verseMy old Missus she's mad wid me, Kase I wouldn't go wid her into Tennessee Massa build him barn and put in de fodder 'Twas dis ting and dat ting one ting or odder.
Sixth verseI pose you heard ob de battle New Orleans, Whar ole Gineral Jackson gib de British beans; Dare de Yannkee boys do de job so slick, For dey cotch old Packenham an rowed him up de creek.
Seventh verseI hab many tings to tork about, but don't know wich come first, So here de toast to old Zip Coon before he gin to rust; May he hab de pretty girls, like de King ob ole, To sing dis song so many times, 'fore he turn to mele.
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Yoho Pedro Resortin high demand
Property Description
The Space Pedro Resort is located in Nuwara Eliya and is a perfect place to stay when visiting the city. All the rooms have complete furniture set as well as a private bathroom. Moreover, each room contains a desk while a seating area is also provided. The property offers you free Wi-Fi access and free parking facility as well. Breakfast is served on time each morning with a delicious variety of options such as Asian, vegetarian, American, etc. Guest Access The resort provides special facilities for guests who are disabled. The Neighborhood Pedro Resort is surrounded by beautiful attractions all around. The Gregory Lake that is a perfect spot for visitors during the warm summer months is just a few meters away from the property. Other places such as Galway's Land National Park are also situated close to the resort. Distance from Key Landmarks Nuwara Eliya Golf Club: 1.5 km Galway's Land National Park: 1.6 km Gregory Lake: 2.5 km Pedro Mountain: 5 km Central Market: 0.3 km Milano Restaurant: 1 km Hakgala Botanical Garden: 8 km Nanu Oya Railway Station: 4.9 km Ambewela Railway Station: 12.1 km Getting around The property is located at an ideal place from all important sites. Many of the natural sites, as well as many recreational places too, are nearby. Also, 2 railway stations are in the vicinity that solves transport issues for guests. Furthermore, airport shuttle services are also provided. House Rules All children are welcome at the establishment, but pets are not allowed.
Airport Shuttle
Baggage Storage
BBQ Facilities
Clothes rack
Daily Housekeeping
Designated Smoking Area
Dining area
Dining table
Facilities for Disabled Guests
Free toiletries
Hot Water
Ironing Service
Non-smoking Rooms
Room Service
Shared Lounge/TV Area
Sitting area
Towels/Sheets (extra fee)
Your stay details
Guest Reviews
7 reviews
Very friendly staff, bathroom had mold but could not have been expected otherwisehas responded to this review
Hi Laura! Thank you for your review and rating. We value your feedback when it comes to improving our standards.JIBIN, (IN) 10 February 2018 booking.com Review Rate 7
:) hill stay with mountain view.. Near to city center. Walkable distance mountain view.. :( No tea coffee maker. Hot water was very slow.has responded to this review
Hi Jibin! Thank you for your review. We do appreciate your feedback when it comes to improving our standards.Fenna, (NL) 4 February 2018 booking.com Review Rate 8
Mooi uitzicht, snelle WiFi en behulpzaam personeel :) Warme douche, ruim bed en mooi uitzicht over de stad. Omdat de locatie wel wat afgelegen is regelden ze vervoer voor ons naar het centrum, de theeplantage en het treinstation. Dit alles voor een schappelijke prijs. De WiFi is erg snel. :( Bij aankomst kregen we direct een kopje thee aangeboden. Achteraf bleek dat we dat gewoon moesten betalen. Ook jammer dat de WiFi het niet deed op de kamer. Uitsluitend in de lobby. De douche was koud. Pas toen we hier melding van maakten deden ze na een kwartier "de warme kraan aan".has responded to this review
Hi Fenna! We are sorry to hear that your stay wasn't as satisfactory as it should have been - apologies for the the WIFI and hot water issues. We are always trying to improve our standards and your feedback is valued.Felix Rieth, (DE) 18 April 2018 booking.com Review Rate 7
basic room, nice stuff :) warm water was working! We've got some very good tea for free and it was not a problem to do a late check out. The free show gel and lotion in the rooms smelled really good! :( the bathroom was not really clean (lots of hairs, some rubbish from former guests,lots of mold)has responded to this review
Hi Felix! Thank you for letting us know about experience, as your feedback is highly valued when it comes to improving our standards. Oh no! We do apologise for the condition of the bathroom as cleanliness and the guests comfort are some of our top priorities. Thank you for your review.Ercan Cabbar , (TR) 30 April 2018 booking.com Review Rate 3
Resimlerdeki Gibi Değil :( Sabaha kadar müzik çaldı, gece oteli terk etmeyi düşündüm. Odaları pisti. Şehir merkezine yakın diyor ama yolları tenha, hiç bir faydasını görmedim. Hiç tavsiye etmem. Until morning, muzik played, i couldnt sleep, room is dirty, i never advise.has responded to this review
Hi Ercan! We would like to sincerely apologise for your unpleasant experience. Providing clean. quality accommodation is a top priority for us, and we are sorry to hear that things were not up to standard. Thank you for your valued feedback which will help us make improvements.Varun, (IN) 17 July 2018 booking.com Review Rate 5
:) Location :( All blankets and bedsheet were very dirty. Not even suitable for sleeping. We asked for change of blankets , but the next ones that they provided were equally dirtyhas responded to this review
Hi Varun! Oh no! We always aim to provide clean, quality accommodation for guests to ensure their comfort, and we are sorry to hear that thing were not up to standard. Your feedback does help when it comes to making positive changes, and will take measure to prevent this from happening again. Thank you for your review.Nilan, (LK) 28 July 2018 booking.com Review Rate 5
:) The view from the balcony was really nice.. :( The cleanliness need to improved.has responded to this review
Hi Nilan! We sincerely apologise if the cleanliness was not up to standard and for any other inconveniences yo had to deal with during your stay. Your feedback is highly valued when it comes to making positive changes.
This property is popular among
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Unless specifically mentioned otherwise in the cancellation policy or in your confirmation email, Yoho Bed does not charge a cancellation fee for bookings cancelled 14 days prior to the date of arrival. For cancellations within 14 days of the check-in date no refund will be provided.Terms and Conditions
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|Take the Smile Assessment
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The iTero digital scanning system eliminates the need for messy putty in your mouth by creating a 3D digital scan of your teeth. It offers a fast and more comfortable experience and it's more accurate, resulting in a more precise fit from your Invisalign aligners.
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Floor Cord Covers
Floor Cord Covers Features:
Floor cord covers are important for eliminating trip hazards, and also provide your cables with protection from foot or vehicle traffic
While not often thought of as an item for the home, we have a number of cable covers that can safeguard your wires and whoever may be walking over them, without making your living area look like a construction site.
If you do in fact have a construction site, event, or concert, we stock heavy duty cord covers, available with anywhere from one to five channels, that are interlocking to create as many runs as you need. They are also designed to take a lot of abuse.
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Heartland Express
Heartland Express
Heartland Express is a transportation and logistics services company that offers regional, long haul, and dedicated truckload services to the United States and Canada. Founded in 1978 with headquarters in North Liberty, Iowa, the company reported 2013 revenue of $582 million, up 6.7 percent year-over-year. The company also reported a net income of $70.6 million, up 15 percent from the previous year.
Heartland Express and its subsidiaries employ 5,220 individuals and operate a fleet of approximately 2,400 trucks. The primary industries Heartland serves are retail, manufacturing, automotive, food, paper and plastic, and consumer goods.
Heartland Express, one of the most profitable truckload carriers in the nation, acquired fast-growing Gordon Trucking for $300 million in cash, assets and debt in 2013. The acquisition was expected to give Heartland a more than $400 million revenue boost, with combined total revenue for both companies expected to top $1 billion. GTI's equipment includes approximately 2,000 tractors and 6,500 trailers.


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Jump into application development for today's most remarkable mobile communications platform, the Pragmatic way, with iPhone SDK Development. This Pragmatic guide takes you through the tools and APIs, the same ones Apple uses for its applications, that you can use to create your own software for the iPhone and iPod touch. Packed with useful examples, this book will give you both the big-picture concepts and the everyday "gotcha" details that developers need to make the most of the beauty and power of the iPhone OS platform.
- If you need a jump start using Xcode (the IDE used for iPhone development), have a look at Mike Clark's two-part screencast series.
Be sure to also check out our iPhone Screencast Series for 3 hours of guided instruction! You can get started
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Master of Fine Arts in Theatre Arts
Option in Theatre Management (THEAMF03)
This new option was recommended by the Academic Sendate on May 1, 2003
and approved by the President on June 17, 2003.
The Master of Fine Arts Degree in Theatre Arts is the terminal degree offering the minimum professional training deemed necessary by the major theatre arts schools in the United States.
All students. admitted to the MFA program are members of Califomia Repertory Company and are subject to the operating procedures of the company. CalRep, the professional arm of the Department of Theatre Arts, prepares and performs plays from the canon of international dramatic literature.
Criteria for Admission to the Program
1. Students applying for the MFA program must have completed a bachelor's or master's degree in Theatre Arts from an accredited institution with a 3.0 GPA in upper-division theatre courses, meet University admission requirements, and submit evidence of creative ability and professional intent in one of the following areas: Acting, Technical Theatre/Design, Theatre Management;
2. When an undergraduate degree has been completed in a program having different requirements than those at CSULB or in some field other than Theatre Arts, additional preparation and time may be required before the student can be considered for classified status in the degree program. Up to 24 units of credit from an MA degree program may be acceptable after review of the faculty evaluation committee and approval by the Dean;
3. Admission to the program in Acting requires audition and interview. Admission to the program in Technical Theatre/Design requires interview and /or submission of original work such as manuscripts, designs, renderings, slides, models and/or working drawings. Admission to the program in Theatre Management requires an interview and submission of several writing samples. Examples of work in related' fields such as public relations, marketing, press releases, critical essays, fundraising, nonprofit or strategic management should be assembled into a portfolio for submission at time of interview;
4. All students admitted into the MFA program will be admitted as conditionally classified. In order to obtain fully classified status, a committee from the Theatre Arts faculty must authorize continuation in the program after evaluating academic progress, individual skills development, and review of performance or portfolio at the end of the student's first full year of residence.
Advancement to Candidacy
1. Attain fully classified status;
2. Remove all undergraduate deficiencies'determined by the departmental evaluation and the Dean of the College;
3. Submit a program for approval by the department chair, the graduate advisor, and the Dean of the College.
The MFA degree is a 60-unit degree normallyrequiring full time residency. Course requirements are arranged according to the following structure depending on the student's choice of option, Acting, Technical Theatre/Design or Theatre Management.
Option in Theatre Management
60 units to include: THEA 501, 523, 524, 696, 517 (4 units), 518 (4 units), 519 (4 units), 550, 502, 503, 504, 507, 602 (6 units), 603, 699; MKTG 500; ACCT 500; and 3 units of electives. Electives, with advisors approval, can be taken from the University at large.
The options share a common core of courses, which offer study in aesthetics, conceptualization, history, theory, literature, and research. The remainder of the courses offers students the opportunity to further develop artistic skills in their particular area of option. The program culminates in a major creative project and written project report.
The option in Theatre Management requires work in a number of different areas including front of house, box office management, press relations, outreach, international development, contracts, and fundraising. Successful completion of different assignments in each area is necessary for advancement in the program.
MFA Transfer and Residence Policy
Transfer credit allowable toward the MFA may not exceed 24 units. The Graduate Advisor must approve all transferred credit use in the MFA Program.
EFFECTIVE: Summer 2003
Code: THEAMF03
College: 55
Career: GR
WEDS (Major) ERSS: 10072
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Compact Crane LTC 1050-3.1
The LTC 1050-3.1 provides the excellent travel characteristics of traditional all-terrain cranes, and, thanks to its compact design, it can be used equally well as the ideal lifting equipment for operations in very confined spaces.
Liebherr unveils its new LTC 1050-3.1 compact mobile crane, the successor to the LTC 1045-3.1, at the Intermat 2015 in Paris. The partial use of an even stronger fine-grain structural steel and improvements in the boom telescopes mean that the load capacity has been increased yet again whilst the dimensions have stayed almost identical. The Liebherr innovations VarioBase® and ECOmode mean that crane operators can use the new LTC 1050-3.1 with even more safety and efficiency.
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|Engine output
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Variable, highly compact single-cab crane
Liebherr unveiled its LTC 1045-3.1 compact crane with a completely new cab concept at the Bauma 2010 and this has now been continued with the new LTC 1050-3.1: For driving on the road the cab is moved to the front of the vehicle using a telescopic arm. In this position the crane driver has better visibility and a good driving position, particularly at high speed. The optional lift cab which can take the cane driver to an eye level of 7.8 m opens up new areas of use and advantages over conventional machines. The drastically improved line of sight to the assembly situation enhances safety for many crane jobs. This is why the majority of operators of the LTC 1045-3.1 have decided to purchase the lift cab.
ECOmode for more efficient mobile crane use
Liebherr has developed a special ECOmode for mobile cranes in the load-sensing range to reduce the cost of crane use whilst also reducing noise emissions. Crane drivers do not know the perfect engine speed for the required working speed. This results in them mostly operating with too high an engine speed. This particularly applies to movements in which a speed well above idling speed does not produce any major additional increase in working speed. Examples of this include luffing down the boom or lowering the hoist unit.
In ECOmode the crane driver sets the required working speed using the control lever. The LICCON2 controller then calculates the perfect engine speed for it. This value is set on the crane engine using the engine control unit. The result of this adjustment of the engine speed compared to using a constant and therefore mostly excessive engine speed is to reduce fuel consumption and minimise noise emissions.
The new LTC 1050-3.1 has high load capacities over its entire working range. It is considerably more powerful than comparable city cranes on the market. The strong telescopic cylinder and the correspondingly enhanced crane controller on the LTC 1050-3.1 allow heavy loads to be telescoped which is particularly beneficial for installation work in factory buildings.
The 6-piece 8.2 m - 36 m telescopic boom is extended and bolted fully automatically using the telematic controller, some 10,000 of which have now been fitted. The 7.5 m - 13 m double folding jib includes a 1.5 m assembly jib which can be set to an angle of up to 60°. The assembly jib and an optional second winch make the LTC 1050-3.1 ideal for assembly work in very constricted areas and in low industrial buildings. A 3-roller compact hook block with a double hook is available to use the perfect hoist heights for these applications. The maximum hoist height is achieved with a hook traverse which is installed instead of the roller insert in the assembly jib.


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Rupert Friend Gossip
Rupert Friend gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
Keira & Rupert over?
UK gossips are reporting that after five years, Keira Knightley and Rupert Friend are over. As you know, British gossips aren't exactly reliable. And they've probably based this story simply on the fact that Rupert showed up at an event recently without her, his mother on his arm instead, noting that things haven't been well for a while. Full Story
The Young Victoria
UK premiere tonight in London just moments ago. The film opens there on March 6th but has yet, as far as I know, to receive a North American release date. …the f-ck? JailBait's movie will open in ten thousand theatres across the States in April and The Young Victoria can't find distribution? Boo. Full Story
Battle of the Faces
Michelle Pfeiffer is 9 years older than Nicole Kidman. Almost a decade! Can you tell? Stitch for stitch, shot for shot, Michelle's work – if there is work – is far superior. Michelle Pfeiffer, wow, is ageless. And it's not even scary! Stunning, right? This is Michelle with Rupert Friend (better known as Keira Knightley's boyfriend but poised to break out this year in a few high profile projects) at the Berlin Film Festival today promoting Cheri that tells the story of a French courtesan and her much younger lover. Full Story


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Lexington Medical Center Governor's Cup Road Race 2012
Lexington Medicsl Center is pleased to be the title sponsor of the LMC Governor's Cup Road Race, a half marathon, 8K, walk and kids fun run. Celebrating its 40th anniversary, more than 1,000 people participate in the popular downtown Columbia event each year. Here are some photos of LMC employees and friends there this year, supporting a healthy lifestyle.


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Fact-checking the GOP Senate debate
The four Republican candidates squared off for the first time in Roanoke. We put some of their claims to the Truth-O-Meter.
More from PolitiFact Virginia:
*In Context: McDonnell denies his impending ad campaign
*Ad Watch: Obama lauds his energy record
*Ad Watch: American Energy Alliance blames Obama for gas prices


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In this page perimeter of sector question4 we are going to see solution of first problem in this worksheet. After verifying the solution you can continue the quiz on the page itself. After that you can try the remaining questions and check the answer by clicking option and submit answer.
Perimeter of the sector = L + 2r
L - length of sector
r - radius
Question 1 :
Find the perimeter of sector whose radius is 42 cm and central angle is 60°


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I need your help in fixing one issue.
I installed WAS 184.108.40.206 and configured successfully with Websphere MQ 7.*. After applying the WAS 188.8.131.52fix pack, WAS is not communicating with MQ. IBM has published the known side effects of Fix pack 47, the URL is:
I followed the steps mentioned in link, http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSAW57_7.0.0/com.ibm.websphere.nd.multiplatform.doc/info/ae/ae/tmj_wmqra_restoredefault.html but the issue is not resolved. I just want to know how to upgrade the JMS resource adapters in WAS.
After uninstalling the WAS 18.104.22.168 fix pack, WAS is communicating with MQ. Could you please help me in resolving this issue.
I followed the below steps to configure WAS with WMQ but the issue is not resolved.
- Installed WAS 126.96.36.199 ND and WMQ 7.0 trial version in the same machine.
- Created QM, Local Queue, Listener, Server channel in MQ.
- Created AppServer profile and configured WAS with MQ by creating Queue Connection factory and Queue in WAS.
- Installed JMSTester.ear in server1.
- I tested the application by accessing its URL and noticed that application can put and get the message successfully from MQ.
- Stopped the JVM and installed UPDI tool.
- Installed WAS 184.108.40.206 Fix pack successfully.
- Started the default JVM and accessed the application. Now, application is unable to put or get the message from MQ.
- Updated the resource adapter by installing the RAR file and executed the jython script to update the resource adapter version.
- Cleared the OSGI cache.
- Restarted the JVM.
- Still the application can't communicate with MQ.
- I uninstalled the WAS 41 FP. Now, the application is communicating with MQ.
If I am installing the WAS 41 FP, the communication is not happening between WAS and MQ.
Error Message: Error 404: SRVE0190E: File not found: /MessageProcessor/


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Donnie McClurkin's vicious hate speech at the recent Church of God in Christ convocation in Memphis has thankfully not gone unchecked. Yvette Flunder, the fabulously progressive orator and founder of the "radically inclusive" LGBT affirming City of Refuge Church, gracefully reached out on Facebook after McClurkin attacked gay youth and recently out gospel singer Tonex as "perversions" and "vampires".
Via Rev. Kendal Brown at DC City of Refuge, the bishop writes:
Pastor Donnie knows like I know that Tonex' is more the 'rule' than the exception to the rule. What makes Tonex' unique is not that he is a Gay gospel music artist and Pastor but that he told the truth about his sexuality, while not claiming to be delivered. I believe that these public hateful words directed to the Same Gender Loving community come from the need to instill fear of public ridicule in the hearts of those who may be considering coming out and come from folks who felt they were denied the opportunity to be authentic in their sexuality AND remain successful in the mainline church. I am not worried about Tonex'. He will feel the pain of rejection for a time but he will rise up and answer the prophetic call to be a liberator to his generation. My deep concern is for those young people who are part of the COGIC and for their families who have now been driven deeper into the closet by experiences like this. The closet is a dangerous place, where theological, and physical self-abuse runs rampant.
These young people love the church and feel the only place they can go is underground. I am encouraging these young people to find their voices and not run to the shadows to live in fear like my generation has. Watch the signs, change is possible. God is greater than any denomination and bigger than the narrow theologies that seek to hold us hostage. I am excited about our future and I am determined to let folks know that there are safe places to land.
Amen, sistah. There's a great Facebook discussion happening around Flunder's response. Join the conversation, share with friends, tag ... reach out to LGBT youth and remind them that they are loved.


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Glitz Suicide — Suicide Girl of the Day
Glitz is a 24-year-old Suicide Girl from Louisiana with a black belt in mixology, which means she's an expert at getting us drunk and (we hope) taking advantage of us.
NAME: Glitz Suicide
LOCATION: Louisiana, USA
OCCUPATION: Black-belt mixologist.
CURRENT CRUSH: Sometimes I wonder if I'm turning a-sexual.
BODY MODS: A whole lot of them.
GETS ME HOT: Ear action.
SIGN: Leo, and they are the best of all the zodiac.
MOST HUMBLING MOMENT: 1 mile walk of shame across a 4 lane highway in men's pj's and high heels.
I LOST MY VIRGINITY: At church camp.
I AM LOOKING FOR: Someone exotic.
MY IDEA OF A GOOD TIME: A long, slow, late dinner with friends.
MAKES ME HAPPY: 80-90 degree sunny weather with very low humidity. Ahhhh, the beauty.
MAKES ME SAD: Being away from home too long; family is my everything.
HOBBIES: Swimming, playing in the waves at the beach, daydreaming, listening to music and dancing in the mirror in my underwear.
I SPEND MOST OF MY FREE TIME: I'm a workaholic.
SuicideGirls is a community that celebrates alternative beauty and alternative culture from all over the world. Since 2001, tens of thousands of models have submitted millions of photos to their website hoping to become SuicideGirls.


text: This website is about three great maps, one of The English Lake District, one featuring the Munros of Scotland and the newly created Snowmotion focussing on Snowdonia National Park in North Wales. Tubular Fells, blends the iconic work of Alfred Wainwright and Harry Beck, the designer of the London Tube map. Using the same formula, MunrOverground has been created to map the Scottish Munros in the same topological way, but this time looking more like an overground rail network. Snowmotion again follows topological technique and even includes the famous 'little railways' of the mountains. This site isn't just about selling the maps, but there are also pages including background information on topology, transport in Lakeland, Fix the Fells, The John Muir Trust and Scottish and Welsh Mountain Rescue (who will benefit from sales) and a whole batch of free gear in 'Free from the Fells'.


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Old Videos I Came Across
December 15, 2010 • 2010, Dondra Wilson, Elicia Suarez, Humble Way, Jack MFDGG, Kimberly Cooper, Lauren Snow, Lil Kola Bud, Mexico, Michelle Lawing, Oakland, CA, Playa Del Carmen, Ray Hernandez, SocialFly Photobooth, Videos • Comments
Been going through all my old videos for the past few days trying to get caught up on uploading them all on Vimeo. I came across these that I never put up.
Top one is of Kola when we use to live in Oakland CA. Oh memories. I have to say, I don't miss the warehouse one bit.
Below is a video of Ray doing what he does best, play ball. It's a shame that he never went pro but all things happen for a reason. I always tell him that he'd be a douche if he'd gone pro and we never would have met. Someone I don't think that makes him feel any better.
And here's one of us in Playa Del Carmen. If you've seen the photos then you'd know it was the vacation of the year. I think Michelle is trying to take our photo since she's the only one not in the photo.
And here is another Playa Del Carmen one. The girls are being stupid.
And this one is during the Santa Crawl when I use to hang out with this girl named Lauren, not really sure why, but I've moved on to better things.
This one is of Ray wearing his Baby Carlos shirt before a SocialFly Event. It's in reference to the movie the Hang Over so if you haven't seen it then you won't understand why his shirt is so awesome.
This one is probably the most recent of these videos. Ray is slowly becoming a gamer and tonight he dragged my ass to Game Stop to buy the new Call of Duty Black Ops game.
This one is at a BBQ at Chris's Utz's house, a ball player from Ray's baseball team. I guess you can say he's also a friend.
Well hope you guys enjoyed. There's actually more but from the days of before this blog was started so really no use in putting them up here.


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My social media bio simply says I'm a writer, a reader, and a dreamer.
These are the three things that I feel sum me up. I read and I dream. But the first one, the most important to me, is that I'm a writer.
It doesn't matter what I do or don't do as a day job, I'm a writer, because I write.
Even though I don't have anything published, or anything near ready for publishing, I'm still a writer. I don't know whether to go traditional or indie, and I don't know a lot about editing, but I'm still a writer.
Writing is a journey. A long, painful, drawn-out, sometimes emotional journey. But crucially, you learn with every word you type, every chapter you finish, every book you edit. Learning is by far the most crucial thing you need to be willing to do as a writer.
My number one tip for learning, or even doing, something that looks really scary: Break it down into chunks. Then take one step at a time.
For instance, I started writing seriously in November 2013 when I took the plunge and did NaNoWriMo for the first time. I knew nothing about real stories. Just how to put one word in front of the other and take a character on a journey. I figured out how to write a first draft accidentally, and since then I've written quite a few of them.
Over the last three years, I've found a few ways of enjoying the first draft process:
* See it as an adventure. This draft is the unknown, it's a story that's not yet in the world, it could be anything you can dream up.
* Don't edit it as you write. (Having said this, some people find editing as they go feels right for them.)
* Remember that it's your own private world. No one will ever see the mess that it is.
* Learn about editing. Seriously, knowing that you can and how to edit out your mistakes and the bits you decide you don't like gives an enormous amount of freedom.
* Remember that you can write as many drafts as necessary to get this story how you want it.
So, then I had a pile of first drafts and none of them were going anywhere. I was intimidated by the idea of editing. But I wanted my stories out there in the world, so I needed to learn, and it seemed a mountain too high for me to climb.
And that put me off for a while, but the burning desire for a published book pushed me onwards. I sought out writing books, books on editing, books and plotting and structuring. And somewhere along the way things started to fall into place.
Now, I haven't got that far into my editing journey yet, but there are a few things I've worked out that I need to know:
* Story structure.
* More about how to build deep, believable characters.
* Outlining.
* The next steps beyond what I can do: beta readers, professional editors (if I go self-publishing), how to query agents (if I decide to go traditional).
* More about the publishing world so that I can make a fully informed choice about which route to go.
The last two are on the bottom of my list. I want a book that I feel is publish-able before I start spending time on that stuff.
But I definitely recommend learning about story structure. It's confusing, but a good resource I've found is K.M. Weiland's books and website. She puts it as clearly as I've yet found it. And for character development, try the Emotion Thesaurus's. They're really good for helping you get into your character's head.
Writing is complex, and confusing, and frustrating at times. But it is so worth it.
Some days you will look at it all and want to hide in your bed, or close the computer down and forget you ever wrote a word. But the more you learn, the more confident you become, and the stories you write will be better.
So go out there, writer, and write. Learn. And write some more.
Remember, you can do anything you put your mind to. 🙂
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WASHINGTON — A recent hearing before members of the U.S. House of Representatives examined the gender imbalance in India and its connection to human trafficking and mistreatment of women in the country.
"Sex-selective abortion and female infanticide have led to lopsided sex ratios," said Rep. Chris Smith, R-N.J. "In parts of India, for example, 126 boys are born for every 100 girls."
"This in turn leads to a shortage of women, which then leads to trafficking in persons, bride selling and prostitution," he said.
Smith leads the House congressional panel that oversees global health and human rights. He chaired a Sept. 10 hearing on the sex-ratio disparity in India, the first of its kind in Congress.
The congressman explained that by "shining a light on what is happening in India with its missing girls, we hope to move toward a world where every woman is valued and respected because of her intrinsic dignity and where every child is welcomed regardless of his or her sex."
Panelists at the hearing described the gender imbalance in India as a multifaceted phenomenon, stemming from societal discrimination against women, influenced by international population-control programs and accomplished though sex-selective abortion, infanticide and child neglect.
Matthew Connelly, a history professor at Columbia University, stated that "there can be no more important question than why boys increasingly outnumber girls and what kind of world they will inherit if women have become a minority."
Connelly explained that international family-planning policies have played a part in contributing to making women "a persecuted minority," particularly in areas with an existing "prejudice against girls."
"It is not enough merely to insist on choice," he said. "Choices can be conditioned by default or design in ways that lead to new kinds of oppression."
Researcher Sabu George, a member of India's Campaign Against Sex Selection, also said that "rampant sex selection has resulted in genocide" within India.
George warned that this "extreme form of violence against women" could lead to further problems, such as "several men sharing one wife" and an increased "threat of violence inside and outside homes."
He also explained that, while there are laws prohibiting the use of ultrasounds to reveal the sex of an unborn child, these laws are not enforced.
Human-rights lawyer Jill McElya, who works with the Invisible Girl Project, echoed George's statements, saying that sex trafficking, sexual assault and violence against women are an intense problem in the country, and "the root is gendercide."
The United Nations estimates that 50 million women "are missing from India's population," she said, explaining that millions of Indian men "will not marry because their potential wives have been murdered, due to female feticide, female infanticide and deadly forms of neglect."
This sex disparity leads to the use and abuse of girls, McElya said, pointing to a high-profile gang rape that resulted in the death of a young woman in New Delhi last winter, as well as the rape, abandonment and death of a 5-year-old girl in April.
"These two crimes are examples of the evil frequently inflicted upon women and girls in India," she said.
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I required a new logo for a uk based inflatable hire company, the logo will be used for the website and also business cards etc.. the theme would be good if it could be based along the theme of the business i.e bouncy castles, inflatable slides, rodeo bulls etc..
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The Cameron University Department of Music will present Bella Voce, a new all-women's vocal ensemble, in concert on Monday, September 16, at 7:30 p.m. in the McCutcheon Recital Hall. Admission to the concert is free.
The group was formed in June 2013 with the goal to perform music composed solely for women's voices. Bella Voce, consisting of 24 women with varied musical backgrounds, made its debut performance in July at the Oklahoma Choral Directors Association Summer Convention. Doris Lambert, Cameron adjunct instructor of music, serves as the ensemble's music director and conductor.
Bella Voce will present selections by 20th century composers in a variety of musical styles. The selections include: "Festival Sanctus" by John Leavitt, "I Could Not Let You Go" by James Mulholland, "Rise Up, My Love" by Eleanor Daley, "Nigra Sum" by Pablo Casals, "Zing Uh Boo Day" by Allen Koepke, "Jar of Hearts" arranged by Mark Brymer, and "Music Down in My Soul" by Moses Hogan. Pianist Tom Willoughby is the group's accompanist.
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Detroit led 74-60 going into the fourth quarter and squashed any hope of a Bucks comeback when Monroe scored on a hook shot, layup and dunk and Knight added a 3 as the lead grew to 83-62 with 9:57 to play.
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Brandon Jennings and Beno Udrih had 15 points for Milwaukee.
On Monday, the Bucks and coach Scott Skiles mutually decided to part ways. Boylan, a longtime NBA assistant, who had been with Skiles in Phoenix and Chicago, took over and won his first game in charge Tuesday when the Bucks beat Phoenix 108-99. Then, after trailing by 15, Milwaukee rallied to win 104-96 at Chicago on Wednesday.


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Poor relations between dairy farm owners and sharemilkers cannot be any sort of excuse for breaking effluent management rules, says an Environment judge.
Poor relations between dairy farm owners and sharemilkers cannot be any sort of excuse for breaking effluent management rules, says an Environment judge.
Environment Waikato staff members have saved ratepayers more than half a million dollars by repairing the council's barge, the Tamahere, instead of replacing it.
A Tirau farmer and an earthworks contractor have been fined a total of more than $60,000 over the cutting of a large farm track which threatened to discharge large amounts of sediment into a recognised trout stream.
Respected New Zealand scientist Alan Saunders has praised Environment Waikato's strategic approach to regional pest control work, which helps support the local economy and protect native animal and bird life.
Boaties and other water users are being reminded that Lake Whangape and the Te Onetea Stream in North Waikato have been declared as restricted places under the Biosecurity Act.
Two road building companies have been fined a combined total of more than $13,000 for failing to prevent significant amounts of sediment flowing into waterways during the construction of a passing lane near Te Kuiti last year.
Environment Waikato has launched a new programme, Carbon $ave, to help Waikato businesses reduce their carbon footprints, operate more efficiently and save costs
Hamilton's buses carried more than four million passenger trips last year, a new record figure roughly equivalent to the population of New Zealand
Environment Waikato is to start preparing a change to the Regional Policy Statement (RPS) that will provide specific guidance on land use patterns and the limits of urban growth around Hamilton.
Environment Waikato is backing a proposed change to its northern boundary saying it will help improve management of the Waikato River and Firth of Thames.
Environment Waikato's regional pest management committee has voted for a more detailed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with rail network operator KiwiRail Network on how pest plants are managed on the rail corridor.
Water quality in Kawhia Harbour is good and some aspects are excellent, a year-long study by Environment Waikato has shown.
A Tuakau meat rendering plant convicted of discharging objectionable odour from its premises has proposed major upgrades.
Waikato residents are being warned to prepare for wild weather this weekend.
Environment Waikato is warning southern Franklin land owners that they risk fines of up to $1000 if they fail to control woolly nightshade on their properties and also face being charged the cost of destroying the pest plants
Work on new flood protection stopbanks to protect part of the CBD in Coromandel township is due to start early in the new year after Environment Waikato's council agreed to the work.
Brand new buses, new features and expanded routes to northern suburbs are all part of the latest Orbiter bus changes coming into effect in Hamilton from Saturday 18 July.
Environment Waikato and Thames-Coromandel District Council are to seek more information from ferry company Fullers over its intentions regarding 360 Discovery, the company which operates a ferry service between Coromandel and Auckland.
Unlawfully clearing about 30 hectares of vegetation, including rare and threatened plants, near an internationally significant wetland has resulted in a $15,000 fine for a Hauraki Plains farm manager.
Environment Waikato will work with private landowners, the Department of Conservation and a non-profit conservation group to protect native bush between Hamilton and Raglan that could be developed into a park for trampers and mountain bikers.