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Within the 120-year life span of Barnard College, the history of the teams called the Barnard Bears fills only an eight-year period from 1975 to 1983. Therefore, the story of the Barnard's intercollegiate athletics program may be unknown to most of our alumnae. But for those of us who were there, what a wonderful time it was.
At its peak, before the Columbia-Barnard Athletic Consortium created a program for all Morningside Heights undergraduate women to share, Barnard Intercollegiate Athletics consisted of eight varsity sports: archery, basketball, cross country, fencing, swimming and diving, tennis, track and field, and volleyball. The program was short on funding, even shorter on facilities, but incredibly long in determination, passion, and feminism. Its accomplishments and well-organized infrastructure made it the natural springboard from which to begin Columbia's women's program after Columbia College decided to go coeducational. Now the consortium is celebrating its 25th anniversary, and the athletes who wore Barnard Bear uniforms are reflecting on their role in the consortium's success. "We built such a great foundation for what was to come," says former Barnard tennis team captain Valerie Schwarz Mason '80.
The birth of the Barnard program mirrored what occurred on college campuses across the country in the early 1970s. After the turbulent antiwar '60s gave way to the "Women's Lib" era '70s, college women sought opportunities to participate in sports at a more competitive level than physical-education classes and intramural sports. The Educational Amendments of 1972 that included Title IX gave women a spectacular weapon to instigate change. The law mandated that spending on all educational programming in any institution receiving any federal funding must be made proportionally equal to the male-female ratio of the student body. For instance, if 35 percent of a school's students were female, roughly 35 percent of its funding for athletics should be spent on its women's teams. The assorted measures of compliance have been debated and contested over the years, but there is no question that Title IX has had a dramatic impact on women's and girls' opportunities in sports.
At Barnard, students lobbied for an intercollegiate program, and the administration responded by funding its first three teams in the 1975-76 academic year in basketball, volleyball, and swimming/diving. The choice of these sports evolved out of what were the most advanced, popular physical education classes then, at a time when taking four physical education classes was required of all Barnard students. Two more sports were added the next year, and the remaining three the year after that.
"The total budget the first year was $10,000," recalls Marian Rosenwasser, athletic director from 1975 to 1977 and tennis coach until 1981. "Basketball and volleyball players [shared] the same uniforms because their seasons didn't overlap, and we had one set of warm-ups for all three sports."
To fill out their teams' rosters, the coaches, who also taught phys-ed classes, would recruit the more gifted women from their classes or scroll through the extracurricular-interests cards of incoming first-years. The vast majority of athletes were not recruited to attend Barnard via written correspondence and phone calls while they were in high school (as most other universities were already doing by the mid '70s); many of them had never even played their sport before arriving here.
Running practices was no small feat in most sports because Barnard had no usable facilities beyond its gym. The tennis team arrived each day at Riverside Park at 6:30 a.m. to stake out as many public courts as possible; the track team often dodged broken glass and, occasionally, flashers, while also training in Riverside Park. Rosenwasser did broker a mutually beneficial arrangement with Columbia that allowed Barnard to rent time at Columbia's facilities in exchange for allowing Columbia's undergraduate women in its engineering and nursing schools to join Barnard teams. Had Columbia not made these arrangements, the school would have been vulnerable to incurring a Title IX violation. For Barnard, most of its teams would not have been possible to field without Columbia's facilities.
"For the size school we had, and especially because of our limited facilities, we did offer a lot of programs," says Margie Greenberg Tversky, who followed Rosenwasser as athletic director from 1978 to 1983 and then directed the consortium program at Columbia until 1990. "But we really stretched to do it."
Despite challenges, the program began to experience success. In its track and field team's first season, distance runner Merle Myerson '78 placed fourth in the 5,000-meter race at the Ivy Championships. In later seasons, Mary Beth Evans '81 and Ylonka Wills '84 also placed in state, Ivy, and national track and cross-country events. The fencing team was almost immediately competitive on a national level, and Elka Kristo-Nagy '81 was the first of three All-Americans Barnard fencing produced (joining her were Tracey Burton '83 and Lisa Piazza '85). Volleyball had two first-team All-Ivy selections in 1980 in Zenta Batarags Hayes '81 and Alla Jodidio Kirsch '81. The archery team sharpened Nancy Ketcham Lagomarsino '80 and Petra Hubbard '82, two novices from a beginners' archery class, into state champions who later qualified for the U.S. Olympic Trials. Then there was Tina Steck '80, who was in a class by herself.
Steck was an experienced diver from Summit, New Jersey, who chose to attend Barnard both for academic reasons and because her personal coach was Jim Stillson, the Columbia men's diving coach. With countless Ivy, regional, and national victories in her four-year competitive career, she was Barnard's first All-Ivy and All-American, and still holds the record for most threemeter-board points scored at the Ivy Championship.
Steck's memories of the Barnard swimming/diving team range from wacky to warm-hearted. She jokes about noted folk singer and '81 alumna Suzanne Vega's stint on the swim team ("she used to play her guitar at team parties"), but also recalls appreciatively that despite the program's modest funding, she was always sent to every major diving competition in the country, "I had a lot of support both from my teammates and from Marian and Margie." She sums up her athletic experience as "the best of both worlds. All the women on the team were walk-ons [not recruited athletes], but they swam just because they loved swimming, and that impressed me. One of the highlights of my experience was that I could really see the growth in the swimming program from my first year to my senior year."
The impact Steck had on the program rippled through all the teams and increased the athletes' self-respect as well as the regard in which the young program was held off-campus. "Being at school at the same time as Tina Steck was very inspiring to me because she was our first true star athlete," says Myerson. "It made me want to push myself to improve. She opened up a big door; she was living proof that we could all do it."
The Barnard program reaped the benefits of a dedicated, creative coaching and administrative staff who viewed their jobs as "a labor of love," according to Rosenwasser. This commitment was inspired by the leadership of both Rosenwasser and her successor Tversky, who were pragmatic problem-solvers and forward thinkers. One of Tversky's ideas was the annual Celebration of Women in Sports, a day of events starting with a luncheon featuring a speaker on a current topic in women's sports, a sports careers panel in the afternoon, and an evening reception honoring the successes of that year's Barnard athletes. "It was something atypical of an athletics program," Tversky admits, "an attempt to give our students life skills, ways they could continue their love of sports after college ...." To those who remember Rosenwasser and Tversky, it is not surprising to hear that both women still are in touch with many of the athletes they knew at Barnard.
The consortium itself was born in March 1983 after six months of negotiations between the administrations of both schools following an announcement by Columbia that it would go coed and one by Barnard that it would continue to thrive as the same institution it had been for almost 100 years. For Columbia, the consortium was a leap into the unfamiliar world of women's sports.
For Barnard, it was a bittersweet trade of its program's name in order to provide the best possible competitive experience for all future athletes who walked onto its campus. The consortium made sense and had to happen, Mason says. "Ultimately, we were two institutions who really needed each other."
As designed, coaches on the consortium teams pitch prospective athletes equally on attending Barnard and Columbia by giving a clear description of their differences and respective merits, which Tversky describes as "potentially a powerful recruiting tool to offer two schools to which to apply." The College's representatives and those from Columbia still meet regularly with coaches to discuss the best ways in which to approach student athletes.
Some current top athletes articulate their reasons why they chose Barnard over other possibilities. Alexandra Murata, a junior and a nationally ranked rower, says "The Nine Ways of Knowing [Barnard's core curriculum] was better suited to my broad academic interests …by attending Barnard I have [also] been able to enjoy all of the undergraduate Columbia experiences, most significantly, the Women's Varsity Rowing program."
"A small, competitive, supportive environment" brought star basketball player Judie Lomax '11 to the campus. "I wanted to be taught and mentored by people who I could relate to and were in love with their fields," she says. "I loved the Nine Ways of Knowing as opposed to the strict core requirements at other institutions. I've had the opportunity to be a part of a small community within a large university within one of the greatest cities in the world. I love the intimacy and general care people have for each other and for Barnard."
Myerson is now a cardiologist at nearby St. Luke's–Roosevelt Hospital. She credits her Barnard track experience with giving her the courage and discipline to go back to school to earn both a doctorate and an MD more than 10 years after she graduated with a degree in urban studies. "Being an athlete was a dream come true and felt like a privilege to me. It provides such valuable lessons for young women."
Mason hopes that even as the consortium is honored this spring, the Barnard program that helped give it life will gain some measure of recognition. "I think it's important to place the progress of the consortium in a historical context," she says. "To me, 25 years is not that long ago, lots of the issues from our day still haven't changed. Resentment toward women's sports still exists on college campuses across the country—challenges to Title IX, people complaining about having to funnel money into women's sports away from football and other money-producing men's sports. But the Barnard athletic community was really special, it added another dimension to 'the Barnard education' and its mission of creating great women."
-by Mary Witherell '83, photographs courtesy of Barnard Archives


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The agreements were with RBC Capital Markets LLC, RBS Securities Inc., Wells Fargo Securities LLC and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
The common stock sold in the offering will be issued pursuant to a prospectus dated May 8, 2012, and a prospectus supplement filed with the SEC on Sept. 6.
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So with the news of Verizon getting 18.104.22.1688 for testing, it may only be a matter of time until somebody leaks it
(Feel free to discuss any upcoming leaks/OS builds. I've heard of anything between .287 and .346 in existence currently. Which one will leak? When will it leak? Nobody knows, but I know that we all want one of them to leak!)
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Cameron University – Duncan will present an informational workshop on the financial aspect of attending college on Thursday, February 28 at 6 p.m. The presentation will be beneficial to current and future college students as well as parents of college students. There is no charge to attend. Please reserve a seat by calling 1-877-282-3626 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Understanding how to afford college is a challenge for most students and parents. The workshop will provide information about grants, loans and scholarships. Individualized step-by-step instruction will be available to those interested. The information provided is applicable to all Oklahoma colleges and universities.
Cameron University Director of Financial Assistance Donald Hall and Emily Prichard, Academic and Financial Assistance Advisor, CU-Duncan, will present the workshop and will be available to answer questions regarding financial assistance.
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Oh my!!! I want one too!! Make that seven. We are not good at sharing around here. purrr....meow!
your friend is so nice, these are wonderful gifts!It's so nice to have a surprise like that! Lucky friends!
ahhh and I love these pictures!
Luna - WE LOVE LUNA
You are very lucky!
OMC! I've got to get my hands on some of that silvervine stuff!
LOL! It's great stuff, isn't it? We got a package from Bin earlier this week too. The pillow has gone over very well, but the leaf--not as much, surprisingly.
Awww sweet Target and lovely Guido!! Yay for auntie Bin's lovely pillow of silvervine! Glad you gorgeous boys got to share it!! Take care
Goodness that sure is a terrific way to start the weekend!!!
Looks like lots of fun! Have a great weekend.
Your pal, Pip
Sounds like lots of fun... even if you do have to share.
It looks like a great gift! Enjoy!
Presents are fun! Sometimes sharing is overrated!
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.. you see, one present isn't enough.... at least 6 are required to properly share.. Love Helen, Darcy and Bingley xxx
those are some wonderful prezzies! Enjoy!
Oh we ordered some silvervine pillows too! We can't wait to get them!!
If mes gots my paws on some of that silvervine, me would not share at all!
Has a great weekend!
I'm glad you got a go at your present in the end Guido - naughty Target! :O)
The silvervine pillow looks like great fun.
aawww...naughty, naughty Target! (But he's so cute!)
We are so pleased you love your pillow - Mum has just got us another in reserve!!
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Ha ha ha, Target, you are so funny :-) The pillow looks a lot of fun. Glad you both got to enjoy it! Have fun and have a wonderful weekend!!
Lucky kittehs! xoxoxo
They look like they're having a lot of fun with the package! Very nice gifts!
Bet you two had tons of fun with that package!!! xoxo Chloe and LadyBug
Looks like it was a fun weekend at your house. Can Cheops come over and play? He promises not to take your toy.
Apparently this "silvervine" has a lot of success ! I don't know it all. I bought a spray with catnip odor and sprayed all of Rosie's toys, result : nothing ! No cat moved !
Those pillows from Bin are just the greatest. We got on a while back and we have worn it out. Glad to see you two working it out and taking turns with the pillow. Have a great week.
what a lovely gift. your friend is so kind.
I just accidently stepped on my cat's tail. A present or a treat might be in order. It was so rude of me!
Great present! Enjoy -- and hang on to it tight so no one else gets it!
What a great present! How nice of Bin to give you that silvervine pillow! :)
such cute kitties!!! :)
thank you for stopping by and adding support for the anti-word verification post! appreciate it!!
Hey Target! Don't Bogart that 'nip!
you looks like yer haffin' a lotta fun!! our mommer gotted us some silvervine powder an' sprinkled it 'round--we went coo-coo fur a while. that's some great stuff!
Haha aww at least you both got to have fun with it :o)
These photos are solid gold! I like it that Target goes all silly over the pillow! Silly is Good!


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Named to the ECAC Hockey All-Rookie team ... Led all Harvard rookies in scoring with 17 points on five goals and 12 assists ... Registered a pair of assists in collegiate debut against Yale Oct. 29 ... Added an assist on Kalley Armstrong's game-winning goal in 3-1 win over Colgate Nov. 6 ... Tallied a goal and an assist in 5-3 win over No. 9 Dartmouth Nov. 19 ... Assisted on Lyndsey Fry's game-winning goal at New Hampshire Dec. 9 ... Scored a powerplay goal in a 3-2 win against Clarkson Jan. 15 ... Potted Harvard's third goal in a 4-0 shutout of Brown Jan. 28 ... Had a goal and an assist in Beanpot semifinal against Northeastern Feb. 8 ... Collected assists in three-straight games against Boston College (Feb. 15), Colgate (Feb. 18) and No. 2 Cornell (Feb. 19) ... Notched a pair of assists in Game 1 of ECAC quarterfinal series against St. Lawrence Feb. 25 and picked up a goal and a helper the following afternoon in an 8-3 win.
Before Harvard
Played field hockey, ice hockey and softball at Noble and Greenough and captained field hockey and ice hockey as a senior and softball as a sophomore, junior and senior … Received All-Independent School League (ISL) honors in softball (2007, '09), ice hockey (2008, '09, '10) and field hockey (honorable mention 2010) … 2010 Boston Bruins John Carlton Award recipient … Helped field hockey team to ISL championships in 2006, '07 and '09 … Led softball team to undefeated championship season in 2009 … Part of ice hockey team that captured 10 consecutive ISL titles and earned New England championships in 2008 and '09 … Received academic distinction in all six years at Noble and Greenough … Led club team, Assabet Valley, to five national championships (2005, '06, '08, '09, '10) … Helped U.S. U18 team to silver medal at 2010 IIHF World Championships … Interests include singing, swimming, card games, and reading … Father, Rich Gedman, was a catcher for the Boston Red Sox from 1980-90 … Mother, Sherry Gedman, played basketball and softball at Connecticut … Brothers, Mike and Matt, are on the baseball team at Massachusetts.


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Aviva provides insurance, savings, and investment products to 34 million customers worldwide.
Aviva is the U.K.'s largest insurer, with over 14 million customers, and is one of Europe's leading providers of life and general insurance, combining strong life insurance, general insurance, and asset management businesses under one brand.
Conscious of the risks and impacts that a changing climate has on individuals, societies, and its own business, Aviva seeks to manage its own operational impacts, encourage customers, suppliers, and companies in which it invests to consider the implications of climate change, and work with like-minded organizations to understand future consequences and solutions.
Protecting the environment for future generations.
Aviva seeks to manage its own operational impacts, encourage customers, suppliers, and companies in which it invests to consider the implications of climate change.
Aviva and Earthwatch have been working together since 1997, based on our shared belief in protecting the environment for future generations. In particular, a shared priority is working to mitigate the impacts of global climate change and find solutions that will help communities to adapt in a changing world.
Aviva is currently supporting Earthwatch scientist Professor Mark Huxham, who leads our mangrove research and community project in Gazi Bay on the southern coast of Kenya. Although mangroves account for less than half of one per cent of all forests, they provide many valuable services to humankind: for example, as a nursery habitat for numerous fish species and a natural barrier protecting coastal communities. But mangroves are being destroyed and degraded at an alarming rate, and these impacts will be exacerbated by climate change.
Mangroves are highly effective carbon sinks, capturing up to six times more carbon per hectare than undisturbed rainforests. By quantifying and costing out the carbon sequestration potential of mangroves, this research is supporting the establishment of a community-run plantation that will provide funding to the inhabitants of Gazi Bay from the sale of carbon credits–a tangible incentive for mangrove conservation. Professor Huxham and his team are currently working with Plan Vivo on the final stages of accreditation, and it is hoped that the first credits will go on sale later this year, making this one of the first projects worldwide to sell credits derived from mangroves.
Through this project, Aviva has also helped to increase scientific capacity within Kenya by investing in the training of early-career scientists. With support from Aviva and under the supervision of Professor Huxham, a young Kenyan scientist, Joseph Lang'at, carried out Ph.D. research on this project and was awarded his doctorate in 2012.
As we look to the future, this work will provide a model for other projects along the coast, influencing mangrove conservation and management throughout Kenya and beyond.
Aviva has helped to increase scientific capacity within Kenya by investing in the training of early-career scientists.
Aviva and Earthwatch work together on shared beliefs in protecting the environment for future generations.
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Find out how business and environmental outcomes are achieved by corporate partnerships with Earthwatch.
EY professionals gain hands on experience with both science and the business of sustainability through the EY-Earthwatch Ambassadors Program.
HSBC's Sustainability Leadership Program is a unique professional development experience for senior leaders, designed to promote understanding of sustainability as a core business issue and opportunity.
Coral Communities in the Seychelles began in 2006 to assess the impact of climate change on coral reefs and informing plans to help safeguard these precious ecosystems and the communities that depend on them.
Microsoft employees exchange the office for Oxfordshire's Paradise Woods to take part in Earthwatch's innovative one-day employee engagement program.
Earthwatch and Starbucks have partnered to support scientific research and employee engagement. Together, they've promoted sustainable farming practices in one of the world's premier coffee-growing regions.


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Our daughter absolutely loves that she gets to use a laptop in class. We're amazed at how quickly she is learning.
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An excerpt from a 6th grade alumni to his 6th grade teacher: "I just wanted to thank you for pushing me and my classmates as hard as you did. I recently took a math test to determine whether or not I should be placed in an advanced seventh grade class. Just yesterday, the results were received, my work was dubbed exceptional and they wish to place me in a freshman algebra class in high school! Of course I wasn't the only one to do so, but one of the few. Thank you so much for everything, you will never be forgotten."
–Chloe J.
I've made so many memories this year and I will always remember them. The best memory I have is just coming to Noah Webster Schools; knowing that I really enjoy going to school and not complaining about it in the morning. We had a lot of field trips and they were all amazing! This is the best school I've ever been too! I've learned so much more than at any other school. The students here are all friends; there isn't anyone who doesn't feel welcomed. Everyone is nice to each other and treats each other the same. No one is different. The teachers are amazing and I just have to say "Thank You" to my teacher as she's helped me out a lot and I know she will keep doing so. This year was amazing and I will never forget it!


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Truscott Elementary School Odyssey of the Mind teammates work on their long-term solution problem Tuesday in the school's gymnasium by singing and dancing to the Elvis Presley song "Hunk of burning love." From left are fourth graders Emme Janssen, 9, Anna Bashford, 9, Remi Clarke, 9, Izze Johnson, 10, and Kaelan Ramirez, 10.
John Koontz walks with his dog, Kona, along the 100-block of East 4th Street in downtown Loveland past the newly updated alley that is now a pedestrian-only walkway.
Jacob Mizer, right, answers a blackjack dealing question for Michele Stumbaugh, left, during dealer and casino training for parents who will be volunteering at one of the upcoming prom-a-rama events at area high schools. Mizer owns Casino On The Go and volunteered to teach parents how to run various casino games which will be offered for entertainment at the events that will also include air brush tattoos, a Velcro wall, video games, a silly photo booth and a live rock band.
Terry Gibson creates and sells his own flies for fly fishing, SUnday, during the Larimer County Fishing Expo. Gisbon says he's been making them for over thirty years and you can find them at Bob's Fly Shop.
Kevin Beard stops to play his sahofar along Eisenhower Blvd, Sunday, during his walk home in the rain. Beard also toted with him a guitar that he plays during worship at Jerusalem of God, and a tennis racket used to give others lessons.
Pam and Ken Coke inspect and shop for fishing rods, Sunday, at the Larimer County Fishing Expo.
Chris Ufer gives his son, Charlie Ufer, 5, a mini fishing lesson, Sunday, at the Larimer County Fishing Expo. Children had an opportunity to practice casting and catching fish swimming in of a large pool behind the 4-H building.
Brenda Haas gets her eyes checked for glaucoma by Peeny Smart during Saturday's Health Fair at McKee Conference and Wellness Center. Anesthetic eyes drops are administered before the pen tool is tapped on the eye ball, measuring the pressure of it. The higher the pressure, the greater the possibility of damage to the ocular nerve. Haas passed the test.
Artist Anita Mosher does a painting demonstration for crowd, Saturday, at the Loveland Museum Gallery. The event preceded the Gala Opening of the Governor's Invitational Art Show.
Passengers board an Allegiant Airlines jet headed to Las Vegas on Friday morning at the Fort Collins/Loveland Airport.
An Allegiant Airlines flight to Las Vegas takes off from the Fort Collins/Loveland Airport on Friday, April 23, 2010.
Ashley Charters and her son, Liam, 3, play in the backyard of their Fort Collins home on April 14 with their one-year-old American bulldog named Duece who recently had emergency surgery to remove a chew toy he had swallowed.
Duece, a 1-year-old American bulldog, trots across the lawn at his owner's home in Fort Collins on April 14. He recently had emergency surgery to remove a chew toy he had swallowed.
Ashley Charters looks on while her son, Liam, 3, and their dog, Deuce, play on the trampoline together at their Fort Collins home Wednesday. Deuce is a one-year-old American bulldog and recently had emergency surgery to remove a chew toy he had swallowed.
Trenton Rice, 11, right, and Dillon Leno, 17, work on the computers Friday afternoon in the teen section of the Loveland Public Library. The library's expansion will include a new enclosed area for teens with more computers and study rooms.
Tyler Cody, 15, right, plays a video game against Morgan Cook, 14, while Christopher Frey, 17, looks on during Teen Game Night at the Loveland Public Library on Friday. The once-a-month event features a variety of different video and board games for the teens to play as well as pizza and other treats for them to snack on. The upcoming library expansion will include a larger section for teens with study rooms, computers and a soundproof enclosed space.
Air Masters HVAC salesman Aaron Wahlert, left, chats at his booth with Loveland resident Tom Huerter during the Northern Colorado Spring Home & Garden Show on Friday at The Ranch. The show continues in the Ranch-Way Feeds West Pavilion today from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Loveland Fire and Rescue personnel descend from the roof of Barnes and Noble Booksellers, 5835 Sky Pond Ave. at the Promenade Shops at Centerra on Friday. A structure fire report at the bookstore turned out to be a malfunctioning rooftop ventilation unit. Employees and patrons evacuated the store, spending time in the rain while firefighters from Loveland Fire and Rescue Station 6 checked out the trouble.
Big Thompson Elementary School students examine leaves before writing down a description of them Thursday during a nature walk at the outdoor education center as part of the school's Green Day activities. From left are Brandon Lobue, 9, Jackie Smith, 8, Kent Long, 8, and McKenna Olsen, 8.
Big Thompson Elementary School first grader Kordell Culhane, 7, holds up a mud sculpture he made as part of a nature art project he worked on with some classmates Thursday at the outdoor education center as part of the school's Green Day activities.
Big Thompson Elementary School students examine leaves before writing down a description Thursday during a nature walk at the outdoor education center as part of the school's Green Day activities. From left are Brandon Lobue, 9, Jackie Smith, 8, Kent Long, 8, and McKenna Olsen, 8.
Big Thompson Elementary School students work together to describe the bark on a tree at the outdoor education center adjacent to the school on Thursday during a nature walk activity. From left are Alec Weber, 10, George Loegering, 6, Cedric Culhane, 11, and Phoenix Peterson, 5.
Big Thompson Elementary School first graders Cole Patton, 7, left, Adam Cagrina, 7, and Kordell Culhane, 7, work together on nature art as they build a bug house and teepee during a Green Day activity at the school on Thursday.
Ginny Crawford, left, and Mary Anne Ellison make a scarf together at Crawford's Loveland home on Wednesday, April 21, 2010. The women then sell the handmade scarves to raise money for various charities through their nonprofit called Strings from the Heart.
Loveland artist Ross Lampshire works on a painted heart recently at his home. The painting features Longs Peak and other mountains along the front range and will be placed at The Group Realty in Loveland.
A variety of handmade scarves are on display Wednesday, April 21, 2010 at Ginny Crawford's Loveland home. Crawford and Mary Anne Ellison make the scarves and sell them to raise money for charity through their nonprofit called Strings from the Heart Creations.
Ginny Crawford and Mary Anne Ellison use a variety of colorful yarns to make scarves that they then sell to raise money for charities.
Sarah Van Horn throws an elbow in Kaley Germer's direction, Wednsday, Apr 15, during Thompson Valley High's Self Defense class.
Thompson Valley High School volunteers who helped collect 12 boxes of books to support the building of libraries in Haiti pose in the school's library with some of the donated books. From left are principal Mark Johnson, media specialist Jake Pettit, freshman Amanda Jacobs, 14, and sophomore Laurel McKee, 15. The books will be sold and the proceeds will help rebuild libraries that were damaged in the recent earthquake that ravaged the country.
J & M Steel Solutions foreman Eric Miller uses a forklift to move a steel rafter Tuesday at The Ranch that will be part of the new First National Bank Exhibition Hall.


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Originally Built: 1969
Original Capacity: 6,000+
Current Capacity: 21,195
Playing Surface: FieldTurf (Installed June, 2010)
First Game: Sacramento State vs. Cal State Northridge, 1969 (CSUN 28, Sacramento State 24)
Largest Crowd: 26,445 - Sacramento Surge vs. Barcelona Dragons (World League Playoffs, May 30, 1992)
Largest Sacramento State Football Crowd: 20,993 - Sacramento State vs. UC Davis (Sept. 18, 1999)
Hornet Stadium hosted its first Hornet football game Sept. 5,
1992 against Montana State, the first Division I football opponent
ever to play at Sacramento State. In addition to six Surge games in
1992, the stadium hosted a major concert for the first time when
Phil Collins played before 20,000 fans in June.
With a new state-of-the-art playing surface, Hornet Stadium continues to evolve. This season will mark the 19th year of play for Sacramento State since the facility underwent the most dramatic renovation in Hornet athletic history.
Since that change, numerous other improvements have been made to the stadium, which sits in the Alex G. Spanos Sports Complex. Most recently, a new field was installed by Field Turf in June of 2010. Along with the new turf, a high-capacity drainage system was also installed which will allow the Hornets to train on the field throughout the year. Underneath the Field Turf is a mixture of sand and a rubber infill which creates one of the fastest surfaces in all of collegiate sports.
The stadium is also surrounded by two new facilities. The Broad Fieldhouse opened in 2008 and serves as the home to Sacramento State football and track. The WELL opened its doors in September of 2010 and is a $77M campus recreation and wellness center.
Other recent additions to Hornet Stadium include a new scoreboard — which is fully functional for both football and track and field — and new public entrances. Both projects were funded by Alex Spanos.
Hornet Stadium currently seats 21,195, down from its original 26,000 capacity following the 1992 renovation. The stadium remains one of the largest in the Big Sky Conference.
The stadium has also hosted several high-profile events outside of Hornet football. The U.S. Track and Field Olympic Trials took place in 2000 and 2004. The stadium has also hosted the 2003 2005, 2006 and 2007 NCAA Div. I Outdoor Track and Field Championships.
Previously, the Sacramento Surge of the World League and the Sacramento Gold Miners of the Canadian Football League also played its home games on the Sacramento State campus. In 2011, the Sacramento Mountain Lions of the United Football League made their debut.
Following a historic agreement signed on December 15, 1991, Sacramento State and Surge owner Fred Anderson entered into a partnership that brought the eventual 1992 World League champions to Hornet Stadium. The renovation project was one of the most unique ever undertaken on an athletic facility in California. Construction began in early January of 1992. Just 10 weeks later, the 6,000-seat facility was transformed into a magnificent 26,000-seat stadium, featuring dramatic upgrades throughout the venue. The Surge hosted the Montreal Machine in a preseason game March 14, barely three months after the first shovel pierced dirt in January.


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To find the apprentice prevailing wage rates for projects advertised for bids on or after September 27, 2012 (Issued September 17, 2012 – Effective September 27, 2012), enter the wage determination period and the county. This links you to a list of occupations where you can make your selection. For apprentice prevailing wage rates for projects advertised for bids prior to September 27, 2012, please contact the Division of Apprenticeship Standards or refer to the Division of Apprenticeship Standards' website at
This list is limited to apprenticeship wage information that has already been published. If you do not find the information for your area, please contact the Office of the Director – Research Unit at 415-703-4774.
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Big start for Samardzija, Dale Sveum said he wants to see Samardzija show command of his pitches and keep the ball down today against the Indians. Sveum continued, "He's got to be able to use [off-speed pitches] in all situations," Sveum said of Samardzija. "He learned a little bit of a lesson the last time out. You don't overpower people in the big leagues unless you have a swing and miss fastball. He needs to use his movement, he needs to pitch inside, he needs to throttle bats. That's what good pitchers do."
Here's how the Cubs lineup today:
Campana CF
DeWitt 2B
Castro SS
Soriano LF
Stewart 3B
Soto C
LaHair 1B
Mather RF
Samardzija P
Notes: Big, big roster decisions coming today, the Cubs brass will get together after the game today and all but finalize the 25 man roster. Sveum wants to treat the last 5 games or so as regular season games, so the roster needs to be set. Once it is set we will have all the info for you here on the blog so check back.
The Cubs exploded with the long ball in the 9th inning yesterday to beat the Reds 7-4. The Cubs entered the 9th inning tied at three, Welington Castillo led the 9th of with a HR, and Dave Sappelt rocked his former club with what turned out to be the game winning three run homer. Darwin Barney also chipped in with three hits on the afternoon.
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Even a charmed neighborhood like Chestnut Hill can't escape the steady push of the digital revolution.
Last week, we learned that TLA Video, a 23-year-old Chestnut Hill attraction, would close for good. It was left unsaid, but the reasons for the chain's retractions are writ large across the media landscape of the last decade – with withering speed, old forms of getting information to people are dying off.
Remember when the biggest thing video stores had to worry about was making the switch to DVD? Those were the days. There was nothing similar a bricks and mortar operation like TLA could do to fend off services like Netflix that deliver a movie to your PC or TV in an instant.
Everywhere, there are similar challenges to traditional industries in which digital delivery is absolutely ransacking the old models. A New York Times story on Tuesday morning quoted several music industry executives who are struggling to stem the tide of billions in lost CD sales as digital sales of music have flatlined and piracy remains impossible to police effectively.
Newsprint and glossy publications are also trying to stop the red ink with new forms of reaching and interacting with people online. Many publishers are betting big on tablet computing and mobile apps as a savior for the print industry. If you've seen a magazine on an iPad, you know why print people like it. But honestly, if tablets don't save print, I'm not sure what will.
Facing this climate, the Chestnut Hill Community Association – owners of this publication – prepares to make a decision Thursday about the Web strategy it will pursue with the Chestnut Hill Local. There are several options on the table, but regardless of which one prevails, it's safe to say that the Local will invest more in online offerings.
In 2011, planning for a digital existence beyond print seems like a necessary survival strategy. With that in mind, I was really surprised to learn last week that the Journal Register Corporation was relaunching print papers in Mt. Airy and Germantown, having abandoned those neighborhoods two years ago.
As a professional cynic, I suspect that the relaunch isn't much more than a way to boost circulation of the West Oak Lane Leader – both the Mt. Airy Times Express and the Germantown Courier are branded as editions of the Leader. This allows the JRC to tell advertisers it has expanded its reach, pick up zoned advertising in those markets all while spending nothing in additional infrastructure – reporters, freelancers, editors, etc. – to actually gather the news.
Either way, Mt. Airy and Germantown, which two years appeared to have no news sources, find themselves a hot commodity with the JRC's offerings going up against the bi-weekly Germantown Newspaper offerings of Jim Foster, a robust Mt Airy Patch website and a better than decent presence of original Northwest Philly reporting by staffers of WHYY's Newsworks website. And don't forget that this publication and the monthly Weavers Way paper, The Shuttle, have pretty good circulations in 19119 too.
Is there still a market for print at the end of what will most likely be known as the Digital Decade? If you asked the publishers at the JRC, the answer is apparently yes. The Northwest now has a lot of print products from which to choose.
Perhaps this time next year, though, the pickings will be slimmer.
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"It's sort of back to the future, isn't it? And it is surprising in the 21st century we would be revisiting this issue. And Sandra Fluke should have been commended, not condemned, for her courage in expressing her own views and beliefs before members of Congress."Ironically, what feels retro to me is saying to a woman: good for you for your courage in expressing your own views. It sounds as though she thinks women are timorous, mentally deficient creatures. It sounds like the way you'd compliment a child for attempting to do something "adult." Merely doing it at all is an achievement, quite aside from the quality and value of the performance.
Speaking of retro... this takes me back to the 1700s, when Samuel Johnson said: "Sir, a woman's preaching is like a dog's walking on his hind legs. It is not done well; but you are surprised to find it done at all."
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A team of Italian and Moroccan scientists has recently rediscovered two mantid species, which have not been recorded for 60 years.
During an expedition in May 2011 a team of Italian and Moroccan mantid specialists has rediscovered two rare mantid species in Morocco. Werner's wingless Mantis (Apteromantis bolivari) has not been recorded since 1948, the Moroccan Giant Mantis (Tenodera rungsi), has not been collected since 1952.
Roberto Battiston, member of the IUCN/SSC Grasshopper Specialist Group and principal investigator in the project, suggests that Werner's wingless Mantis might be more common than thought, as he was able to find it at four different localities.
In contrast, the Moroccan Giant Mantis seems to be very rare and probably needs to be preserved by conservation measures. Generally, our knowledge on the distribution of mantids is very sparse due to their cryptic appearance. The project was funded by the Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund.
The full publication can be downloaded here: http://www.israbat.ac.ma/IMG//pdf/Battiston_SV34_2_115.pdf


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Rick Kaplan, the agent for Marcus Camby, pounded the Knicks for their handling of former general manager Glen Grunwald, stripped of his duties four days before training camp.
The Knicks have brought back their former executive, Steve Mills, to be their new president/general manager after Grunwald retooled the club all summer. Kaplan goes way back with Grunwald, to when Camby was in Toronto.
"Steve is a great guy, but Glen's firing is absurd,'' Kaplan stated in a text message Friday morning to The Post. "He did a great job in a challenging environment. Turns out it was a thankless job.''
Several league executives were genuinely shocked at the timing of the move, as was Carmelo Anthony.
"I was shocked,'' Anthony said at a promotional event. "I never heard about it and nobody knew it was coming.''
The Post has learned the Knicks would have made the announcement "a few days sooner'' if not for Wednesday's planned NBA press conference in Greenwich Village in which commissioner David Stern announced the All-Star Game was coming to New York in 2015.
Dolan was at the event and both the Knicks and NBA didn't want the Mills-Grunwald shakeup to upstage the presser, according to sources.
But one NBA GM said Friday: "If you're looking for logic within Dolan's Knicks, you're looking in the wrong place.''
Contacted at the NBA offices, Stern defended the Knicks decision, lauding Mills, who worked with Stern in the 1990s. Stern said his inexperience running a club day-to-day is a non-factor because of his past experience as Garden's sports president where he also oversaw the WNBA's Liberty.
Dolan is also bringing in Mills to team with assistant GM Allan Houston to oversee a future overhaul that could begin this summer as they prepare for potential cap space in 2015 and make sure they re-sign Carmelo Anthony.
"Over the years, he has developed an enormous network of friends and colleagues of various teams,'' Stern told The Post. "He's dealt with a lot of players, a lot of agents. He's a superior administrator who is going to help the team with its team business operations and I don't mean just business.''
"The Knicks are doing something specific and Steve fits the bill."
Stern declined to comment on his involvement in Mills' hire, citing "commissioner-owner privilege,'' but acknowledged he knew of the hiring at the press conference. One league source said Dolan got Stern's endorsement recently.
One league executive questioned Mills' acumen, saying he hasn't had a full-time job in sports since leaving the Garden, where some questioned his handling of the Anucha Browne Sanders situation before she filed a sexual-harassment lawsuit.
The league executive said Mills recently attempted to put together funds to buy a sports team to no avail.
Surprisingly, former Knicks president Donnie Walsh, who is a big fan of Grunwald's, endorsed the Mills hire. Walsh has worked with both Mills and Grunwald.
When Walsh ran the Knicks, then Garden sports president Mills was demoted into more of a business than basketball role before resigning in May 2009. A source told The Post Garden chief Hank Ratner forced Mills' exit.
Walsh disputes Mills had nothing to do with basketball decisions when he ran the show.
"I didn't view it that way,'' Walsh told the Post via phone from the Pacers' offices in Indianapolis. "I felt at least with me, we talked basketball with Steve a lot. I don't know what relationship he had with Isiah [Thomas], but we talked a lot about what I was looking at.''
Walsh was the Pacers president last season and now is a "consultant'' with Larry Bird aboard. Ironically, the Pacers' second-round ouster of the Knicks partially led to Grunwald's demise.
"He's got a lot of ability,'' Walsh said of Mills. "So did Glen. They're both really smart. Steve has a lot of love and passion for basketball. He comes from a basketball world.''
Mills, a former Princeton point guard, will forever be tagged with having hired Thomas amid an embarrassing era for the franchise.
"I was surprised because I didn't know what was happening,'' Walsh added. "It surprised me. First of all, I have a lot of feeling for Glen. But when I heard it was Steve I thought he's a good guy. That's how I reacted. I think he'll do a good job.''
The Knicks announced the signing of veteran forward Ike Diogu, who has been out of the NBA for nearly all of the last two seasons.


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Connected the three highest peaks on the island. Original plan was to follow Ka'ala East to Kamaohanui, and then go down Kalena. We had access problems so we started at Kalena instead. Got lost in the Ka'ala Bog so we had to climb a tree to find the FAA Installation. The descent down to Kamaohanui was not what I expected. There is a fence about halfway down, and the climb to Kamaohanui was not very exciting. At the summit, we were debating about where to go down, and, unfortunately, Ka'ala East did not happen. That jagged ridge will have to wait. We followed a fenced ridge down to Waialua instead. Came out on Farrington Highway a block from where we finished on Dupont last year.
Below: On the way to Kalena.
Below: Pu'u Kalena in the upper right with Mauna Ka'ala in the distance in the upper left.
Below: Mauna Ka'ala as seen from summit of Pu'u Kalena.
Below: Matt Church on the traverse from Kalena to Ka'ala
Below: Steep rope section on Kalena traverse before Mauna Ka'ala is acquired.
Below: Ka'ala summit bog is acquired.
Below: Kamaohanui in middle of photo.
Below: Traverse to Kamaohanui follows fenceline.
Below: Pu'u Kamaohanui as seen from the approach ridge from Mauna Ka'ala.
Below: Summit clearing, Pu'u Kamaohanui
Below: Descent ridge to Waialua from Kamaohanui
Below: Descent ridge to Waialua from Kamaohanui


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Preparing for Exceptional Undergraduate and Graduate Experiences
What Are Nationally Competitive Scholarships?
Nationally competitive scholarships (also known as "fellowships") like the Rhodes, Fulbright, Marshall and Truman have the distinction of being some of the most prestigious and competitive merit-based awards available to U.S. undergraduate and graduate students. In other words, the "Gold Medal" of scholarships. Selection for one of these fellowships means you are recognized as a leader and change agent in your chosen field and society now and in the future.
Preparation for nationally competitive scholarships often starts long before your senior year. But don't be discouraged if graduation is looming, you're already in a graduate program or you're a "non-traditional" student. There are options. No matter where you are in your academic career, you should make every effort to engage in activities that broaden your personal, academic and professional horizons.
No formula exists to create the "perfect candidate;" however, most scholarship committees are looking for outstanding students who have the following characteristics:
Why Should I Apply?
You should apply because there are many long-term benefits from your investment of time and energy.
Develop "Real World" Skills. By participating in the scholarship application process, you are learning how to:
All these skills will serve you well in school, your job and personal life.
Broaden Your Horizons. The quest for fellowships gives you a chance to try new things through electives, internships and innovative research projects. You should establish a coherent and comprehensive plan of action that includes interdisciplinary coursework, service learning, foreign language classes and other unique opportunities.
Surprise Yourself. Maybe you don't have a clear idea of what you want to do with your life. Maybe you think you haven't accomplished much. Maybe you want to see how you measure up to other top students across the U.S. The nature of the fellowship application process forces you to put yourself "under a microscope" and undergo unprecedented scrutiny from yourself and others. Such thorough examination will reveal new ideas and directions for you to pursue.


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Managing healthcare waste
Healthcare waste may be generated in households or healthcare facilities, such as hospitals, clinics and nursing homes, as well as medical research facilities, laboratories, veterinary practices, first aid stations and schools. Some products used for healthcare, such as sharps, chemotherapy drugs, pharmaceuticals, disinfectants and sterilants, may harm the environment and human health if they are not disposed of properly.
Guidelines for properly managing healthcare waste can differ depending on where the waste is generated, managed and disposed. Some residential healthcare facilities may qualify as households. Determine whether your healthcare facility fits the definition.
If you are a business, healthcare provider, farmer or other institution that generates less than 50 pounds per month of infectious waste, this fact sheet [PDF] will help you manage your infectious waste safely and may also help reduce your costs.
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James O'Connor, Anthony Locke and Parker Washburn (left to right) helped the Crimson varsity eight win its first trophy of 2011.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—The Harvard heavyweight crew captured all five races from Ivy League rival Brown, reclaiming the Stein Cup and avenging its only varsity dual loss of last season, Saturday morning on the Charles River.
The third-ranked Crimson (2-0) defeated the seventh-ranked Bears (1-2) by about six seats in a hard-fought varsity race that was typical of the rivalry between the last two Eastern champions. Harvard's second varsity and freshman eights won by comfortable margins. The fourth varsity/second freshman eight and third varsity eight closed out the Crimson's second sweep in as many regattas this spring.
"I thought all the crews raced really well," said Harry Parker, the Thomas Bolles Head Coach for Harvard Men's Crew. "We're happy for the result against a Brown program that is always very strong, and we were happy for the great conditions."
A week after racing in a treacherous headwind on the Charles, the Crimson and Bears were treated to sunny skies and calm waters as the varsity eights lined up for the opening race. Harvard jumped out to a lead in the early going and built an advantage of about a boat length in the second 500 meters.
Brown, however, pulled hard through the midway point of the race and cut a couple seats off the margin by the time the boats emerged from the Massachusetts Avenue bridge. The Bears stayed with the Crimson the rest of the way but could not get much closer, and Harvard won by 2.6 seconds in 5:55.2 to extend its lead in the all-time Stein Cup series to 38-9.
The Crimson second varsity lengthened its lead on the Bears throughout the second race of the regatta, going hard all the way to the finish line and crossing in 5:58.9, 11.5 seconds ahead of Brown. The Harvard freshmen followed with a seven-second victory into a headwind that had developed by late morning, pulling away from Brown in the second half of the race and finishing in 6:12.2.
The third varsity trailed Brown early on but drew even by 500 meters into the race. Harvard then built a four-seat lead in the next 200 meters and led by a length by the 1,000-meter mark, on the way to a 4.2-second win. The fourth varsity/second freshman boat held off the Bears by two seconds in the closes race of the day.
Varsity Eight
Harvard 5:55.2
Brown 5:57.8
Second Varsity Eight
Harvard 5:58.9
Brown 6:10.4
Third Varsity Eight
Harvard 6:19.0
Brown 6:23.2
Freshman Eight
Harvard 6:12.2
Brown 6:19.2
Fourth Varsity/Second Freshman Eight
Harvard 6:30.0
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Meet the 2015 Saturday6™ Members
This month not only marks the start of a new season, but it also marks the beginning of our new Saturday6TM bloggers for 2015. We are beyond thrilled to team up with this group of outdoor living gurus as they share their favorite gardening and lawn care how-to projects and tips with you.
Follow along, as they bring you their best tips and tricks to help make your Saturday in the yard a rewarding one, and please meet the new Saturday6:
Rochelle Greayer, Pith Vigor
Author of Cultivating Garden Style, Rochelle Greayer is the founder and editor of Pith + Vigor, a literary newspaper and online magazine for garden enthusiasts. In addition, she is the creator of the popular blog Studio 'g', named one of the top ten gardening blogs by Better Homes and Gardens; co-founder and editor of Leaf Magazine; and a weekly columnist (The Gardenist) for Apartment Therapy. A graduate of the English Gardening School in London, Rochelle has been designing gardens for private residences and hotels around the world since 2002. A lover of fresh homegrown food, she is also one of the founders of the Harvard Farmers Market, the largest weekly farmers market in central Massachusetts. Prior to her garden design and writing career, Rochelle was a physicist rocket scientist (yes, really), riding in the cockpits of F-14s and F-18s, and helping launch Russia's first commercial satellite.
Erin Schanen, The Impatient Gardener
Thirteen years ago Erin Schanen was a frustrated gardener whose small apartment patio was crammed with pots filled with all manner of plants. When she found a 1.3-acre wooded property 400 feet from Lake Michigan in southeast Wisconsin, her life as a gardener started in earnest. A master gardener volunteer, Erin has shared the trials and tribulations of being a gardener along with tips and inspiration on her blog for the last six years. A magazine editor by day, Erin can disappear into her ever-expanding garden for entire weekends in spring only to emerge with dirt under her fingernails and a smile on her face.
Teresa O'Connor, Seasonal Wisdom
Teresa O'Connor is an award-winning author, speaker and consultant. Trained as a master gardener in California and Idaho, her gardening articles have been published in Fine Gardening, Horticulture, 805 Living and Coastal Home magazines. She co-authored Grocery Gardening: Planting, Preparing and Preserving Fresh Foods, and her Colonial Revival kitchen garden plan based on America's Founding Fathers was featured in Groundbreaking Food Gardens: 73 Plans That Will Change the Way You Grow Your Garden. Teresa is best known as 'Seasonal Wisdom' on social media and via her blog, Seasonal Wisdom, which provides gardening, food and folklore advice for the entire year. She has gardened in many diverse locations, ranging from Boston to Boise to Bavaria, Germany. Today, she gardens near the California coast.
Kenny Point, Veggie Gardening Tips
The perfect day would find Kenny spending the afternoon in the vegetable garden with a camera nearby, and his evening on a computer sharing newly discovered gardening tips. A Washington, D.C. native, Kenny lived in the metropolitan area until deciding to leave a job at the Federal Reserve and move to Pennsylvania to experience what life would be like working on a 40-acre organic farm. He currently resides just outside of Harrisburg, Pa., where he cultivates a backyard garden and tends honeybees in a suburban neighborhood. Kenny publishes an organic gardening website with an emphasis on edible plants, heirloom varieties, stretching the seasons and intensive growing techniques.
Eric Rochow, GardenFork
With a grandfather who was a building super in the Bronx, doing things yourself was imprinted at an early age for Eric. This has driven Eric to share cool projects and ideas, as he has a ton more of them swirling through his head constantly. So that's what he does now. Eric makes DIY, gardening, beekeeping and cooking videos and posts them to his website, GardenFork.TV. He also produces a weekly audio podcast, GardenFork Radio, on iTunes, and divides his time between Brooklyn, N.Y., and a small weekend house in Connecticut.
Kim Wilson, Sand & Sisal
She's the southern girl by the sea who creates beauty on a budget. Whether planting a garden, repairing a deck, landscaping a yard, decorating rooms or refinishing furniture, her popular coastal DIY/Home blog, Sand & Sisal, delivers step-by-step tutorials with gorgeous photography. Kim's desire is to inspire and empower homeowners with Do-it-Yourself tips, tricks, and practical advice. Kim's projects have been featured on numerous sites like HGTV and BetterHomesandGardens.com, along with being featured in several magazines and books.
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MINES ParisTech
Center for Observation, Impacts, Energy (O.I.E.)
TRANSVALOR S.A. headquarters
E-Golf Park
BUSES: How to go from Nice international Airport to Sophia Antipolis?
The cheapest access (1.50€) is via the bus express 230.
Bus stop: Nice Airport
Bus stop to MINES ParisTech: Place Sophie Laffitte
|1_shuttle from Terminal 2 to Terminal 1
|2_ Where to take bus express 230
Other buses (recapitulative):
- from Nice Airport to Sophia "Express": bus 230, 1.50 €. Bus stops are "Terminal 1 Nice airport (passage de la Caravelle, check the illustration on our contact page)" in Nice
and "Place Sophie Lafitte" in Sophia Antipolis.
- from Nice Airport to Antibes "Express": bus 250, 10 € one way and 15 € round trip. From "Terminal 1" to Antibes.
- from Nice Airport to Antibes ("slow bus" :) ): bus 200, 1.50 € (price Sep. 2017). Bus stops are "Terminal 1 Nice airport (passage de la Caravelle)"
in Nice and "Place du Général de Gaulle" in Antibes. Be careful, this bus is slow and stops everywhere.
- from Antibes to MINES ParisTech Sophia: bus 1 or 100, 1.50 € (price Sept. 2017).
HOTELS in Sophia Antipolis and in Antibes
Antibes: Hotel Etoile (Antibes), Hotel Modern, and Le Relais du Postillon
Sophia Antipolis, nearby MINES ParisTech: Hotel Omega, Hotel IBIS, Hotel Mercure, Sophia Country Club


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Made and hand-sewn in Spain.
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Stylish and Sustainable: Handcrafted Espadrilles from Spain
Cavilani - Juan Rodriguez Freire
Casual, Comfortable, Sophisticated, Authentic: In short, the perfect summer shoe. That's what Cavilani founder (and current Miami resident) Juan Rodriguez Freire set out to create when he visited his family's native Spain and began working with a local group of artisans handcrafting a line of traditional Spanish espadrilles updated with an aesthetic that is both clean and modern. The result is a comfortable, lightweight, breathable, easy to wear shoe perfect for any occasion. In Juan's own words: "Our obsession and passion drive us to continue creating excellent espadrilles and in doing so also help perserve a way of life... Here at Cavilani we make espadrilles, and we do it remarkably well."
Process & Materials
Each and every Cavilani espadrille is handcrafted by a group of artisans in northern Spain, with the entire production process from start to finish contained within a 20 mile radius. Caviliani has made it their mission to keep production in Spain, pay fair wages to these individual craftsmen, and support the local community and their artisinal tradition. All fabrics and materials are 100% natural. The body of the shoe is made from either cotton, linen, or suede and is sure to be cooler and more breathable than most synthetic fibers. The soles are made from natural rubber (in fact more heat resitant than synthetic rubber) and jute, a natural vegetable fiber which does not require pesticides harmful to the environment and is 100% biodegradable. All materials are 100% recycleable.


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The IAGTO Awards, sponsored by Etihad Airways, are the official annual awards for the golf tourism industry. The awards were established in 2000 to reward exceptional contributions to the world of golf travel.
The IAGTO's 500-plus golf tour operators from 61 countries cast their votes, with each asked to nominate what they considered to be the best-performing golf destinations this year, as enjoyed by their golf travelling clients.
The awards ceremony took place on 14 November 2013 at the spectacular Tarragona Placa De Toros (bullring) in Tarragona, Spain, at the end of the 2013 International Golf Travel Market. The Garden Route was up against nominees from Mauritius, Kenya, Abu Dhabi and Morocco.
Nils Flaatten, CEO of Wesgro, the Western Cape destination marketing, investment and trade promotion agency, collected the award on behalf of the province. Flaatten said he hopes the award encourages more golfers to visit this very beautiful part of the Western Cape and South Africa.
'With the Garden Route's 14 different golf clubs, there is not only a wealth of top-notch golf courses to choose from, including Fancourt, Simola and Pezula, but the Garden Route is also a destination that holds great appeal for families. Towns like George, Sedgefield, Mossel Bay, Knysna and Plettenberg Bay all offer unique land and water experiences, from whale watching, elephant sanctuaries, steam cruising and tree-top canopy tours to just relaxing in a world-class spa or taking in a meal with pristine views of nature's Garden of Eden,' he said.
He added that golf tourism is one of the contributing factors in driving economic growth through tourism, and also provides jobs in areas that rely on tourism.
The Western Cape Minister of Finance, Economic Development and Tourism, Alan Winde, said he is thrilled the Garden Route has won this prestigious award. 'The golf courses of that area are some of the world's best, attracting professional players from around the world. This is a major coup for one of the Western Cape's most visited regions, and it will no doubt further boost tourism revenue and job creation in the area,' he said.
South African world-renowned professional golfer Ernie Els received the 2014 IAGTO Honorary Award. When in South Africa he stays in George, a town along the Garden Route with world-renowned golf courses. The golf course at Oubaai Golf Club, which forms part of the Hyatt Regency Golf Resort & Spa on the outskirts of George, is his first signature course in South Africa.
Fancourt, also in George, has three golf courses, all designed by South African golfing legend Gary Player.
'The Garden Route is a very special place for me and definitely a golfing destination worthy of being the Golf Destination of the Year,' said Els after collecting his award.
The Garden Route is easily accessible. Several domestic airlines offer flights into George Airport from Johannesburg's OR Tambo International Airport, Cape Town International Airport and Durban's King Shaka International Airport. Visitors to South Africa can also enjoy a leisurely four-hour drive from Cape Town to George and see some of the country's most spectacular scenery along the way.
Source: www.southafrica.net


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ElementTree: Bits and Pieces
Code samples that don't fit anywhere else (yet).
Getting all text from inside an element #
The text attribute contains the text immediately inside an element, but it does not include text inside subelements. To get all text, you can use something like:
def gettext(elem): text = elem.text or "" for e in elem: text += gettext(e) if e.tail: text += e.tail return text
Removing elements #
To remove an element from a tree, you have to replace the element with its contents. This includes not only the subelements, but also the text and tail attributes.
The following function takes a tree and a filter function, and removes all subelements for which the filter returns false.
def cleanup(elem, filter): out = [] for e in elem: cleanup(e, filter) if not filter(e): if e.text: if out: out[-1].tail += e.text else: elem.text += e.text out.extend(e) if e.tail: if out: out[-1].tail += e.tail else: elem.text += e.tail else: out.append(e) elem[:] = out
Note that the top element itself isn't checked; if you need to remove that, you have to do that at the application level.
Instead of writing a filter function, you can iterate over the tree and set the tag to None for the elements you want to remove. When you've checked all elements, call the cleanup function as follows:
cleanup(elem, lambda e: e.tag)
In ElementTree 1.3, the serialization code will leave out the tags for elements that have their tag attribute set to None.


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Friday, December 2, 2011
Family Recipe Friday: Plum Pudding
Labels: Recipes
1 comment:
- The Path Traveled said...
Thats the hardest recipe I have read. Boil 4 to 5 hours....Wow, they had a lot of waiting kids while that was cooking. No wonder it was a holiday treat.
- December 2, 2011 at 7:47 PM
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The Hoosiers are an English pop/rock band, consisting of members Irwin Sparkes (lead vocals, lead guitar), Martin Skarendahl (bass guitar, rhythm guitar), and Alphonso Sharland (drums, percussion).
Their first single "Worried About Ray" reached #5 on the UK Singles Chart in July 2007. In October 2007, they released their debut album The Trick to Life, which reached number 1 in the album charts. The band have recently released their second top ten album The Illusion of Safety which was released on 16 August 2010 and was preceded by the lead single "Choices" which was released on 1 August 2010.


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Foam Sweet Foam
The key to constructing a quality water garden, or anything for that matter, is to use the proper tools. While you may be able to fashion a lot of your own components or incorporate random on hand materials into your pond build you can miss out on potential benefits that result from years of product testing and development as well as functional design. While this holds true for anything from skimmers, filter media, and waterfall boxes, it is also true of small scale materials like waterfall foam.
Waterfall foam is primarily used to aid in the placement and retention of stone in your water garden and to seal gaps between these stones to manipulate the flow of water down the waterfall and along the streambed. Simply put, the foam expands between your rocks keeping the water from flowing behind them. As the foam dries it also holds the rocks firmly into place so you don't have to worry about stones washing downstream with the flow of water, rock collapse from seasonal shifting or the displacement of loose perimeter rocks.
12oz cans are available for one time use and include an application tip. You simply place the tip between gaps and crevices and pull the trigger to release product to the desired area. You can also use it as an adhesive to hold stones in place. Any excess foam that protrudes from between the rocks can easily be trimmed away. Another great aspect of using waterfall foam is that if you mess up, or decide to change the location of some of your rocks, you can still cut away the foam and re-arrange them. The foam is black in color to blend in with the surroundings and is plant and fish safe. For contractors, or those of you who change your minds a lot, and use a foam gun. You can use 24oz cans which can be used in more than one application. If you need to maintain your foam gun, you can clean it with Foam Gun Cleaner between uses.
POND TALK: Have you used Black Waterfall Foam in your water garden? Have you used it to create any unique rock formations or incorporated other natural materials into your stream?
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Posts by Abbie Brennan
Breathing new life into old records
5 November 2019 by Abbie Brennan
This year we decided to put our old aerial photographs to use, to create an insightful new resource…
Hear the untold stories of enslaved people and learn about historical and contemporary slavery.
A beautiful building housing one of the UK's finest collections of fine and decorative art.
Uncover objects from the Titanic, find out about life at sea and learn about the port of Liverpool.
This museum tells the story of Liverpool with diverse exhibits housed in a stunning building.
Explore a Victorian merchant's house with its period furniture and beautiful paintings.
Beautiful paintings, sculpture and decorative art from the 13th century to the present day.
Discover treasures from around the world, explore outer space and meet live creatures!
This year we decided to put our old aerial photographs to use, to create an insightful new resource…
Welcome to the National Museums Liverpool blog! Written by our staff and volunteers, we'll give you a peek behind the scenes of our museums and galleries.
We try to ensure that the information provided on our blog is accurate and that appropriate permissions to use images have been sought. The opinions in each blog are very much those of the individuals writing.


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ESPN has unveiled their TV commercial for the England versus USA game which will be televised live on ABC to an audience of millions in the United States.
Not surprisingly, the video features sounds and images that are very patriotic. While it's not as good as some of the earlier ads that ESPN has created to drum up interest in the World Cup, it definitely gives me goosebumps and prepares me for the biggest soccer match of the decade.
What do you think of the commercial? Share your feedback in the comments section below.


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There's a Trophy in the new PS3 game God of War: Ascension that rewards you for scoring a thousand-hit combo. Imagine the bloody combat artistry required to win this accolade! Imagine using the game's wonderfully-varied arsenal of combat maneuvers.
Or imagine the (possible) glitches players can find to earn this Trophy through just one tedious session of button-spamming.
I present two videos of methods I've found on YouTube but not been able to test myself. The video evidence argues are wholly workable. Try them yourselves and revel in the glory.
Chime in below if you discover a superior technique.
God of War: Ascension Easy 1000 Hit Combo Trophy [Hakoom.net]
God of War: Ascension - Unlimited Hit Combo Glitch [YouTube, uploaded by Gametastik]


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Google seems to have mastered the art of creating a buzz with its crazy April Fool's Day jokes. Instead of just one, I was pleasantly surprised to find four jokes on 4 different product lines.
Just so that you don't need to go out to search for them, I've compiled all of them below, in descending order of disbelief:
Introducing Google Blue: This one takes the cake for being most hilarious of them all.
Introducing Google Nose: Now search through your nose.
Explore Treasure Mode With Google Maps
YouTube Is Shutting Down
Which one did you like the most? If you know of pranks played by other companies, do share them in the comments.


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You're familiar with the push-up, but how about the push-away? It's an unexpectedly effective way to work your core and shoulders and get your heart rate up, says fitness expert Lacey Stone, who uses it in her Extreme Bootcamp app for iPhone and iPad.
What it does
The movement engages your abdominal muscles to help you stabilize, and at the same time works your shoulders, chest and triceps.
What to do
Start in a pike position, with knees slightly bent and hands on the ground in a diamond shape with your elbows slightly bent and pointing out to the sides of the room.
Bending your arms, lower to just above the ground and then, with your abs tucked in, push away from the floor until you're hovering in a bent-over position with a flat back for a beat. Your weight should move back into your heels.
Let gravity take you back down to the floor. Repeat the push-and-return movement.
On your final repetition, walk your hands in and roll up one vertebra at a time.
How much
Do three sets of 10 to 12 repetitions.


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HOUSTON, TEXAS – A Harris County deputy constable was suspended from duty after being charged with driving drunk with his 4-year-old son in the car with him, Local 2 Investigates reported on Friday.
Precinct 3 deputy Henry Ervin Williams, 34, who has patrolled northeast Harris County neighborhoods for the past three years, was booked on a felony charge of driving while intoxicated with a child passenger.
Harris County sheriff's deputies said they got a call around 4:30 pm. Thursday that a man was passed out behind the wheel on the roadside off Stonefield Manor and C. E. King Parkway.
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Deputies said they arrived to find the engine running, but they were unable to get a response from the driver.
After knocking on the glass with their flashlights, deputies finally got the attention of Williams, who was in his personal car and off duty.
The 4-year-old child was in the passenger seat, according to the police report.
Paramedics were called because deputies were unsure whether he was unconscious from a medical condition, but blood was drawn after he was taken to the hospital and deputies said he was over the legal limit for being behind the wheel.
The exact amount of alcohol detected in his blood was not known on Friday afternoon, according to deputies and prosecutors.
The deputy's boss, Precinct 3 Constable Ken Jones, told Local 2 Investigates that he suspended Williams without pay after he was booked. The deputy is being given the option of using vacation time for the initial part of his suspension, but Jones said he will fire Williams if he is found guilty of the crime.
"I have to, by my policy," said Jones.
The constable described Williams as an "exemplary officer" and added that he has "perfect marks all the way down."
Williams posted a $10,000 bail and was released from the Harris County Jail. He is scheduled to face a judge in the 230th District felony court of Harris County on Monday.
The deputy did not yet have an attorney listed in his court file and he could not be reached for comment. No one answered the door at his home in northeast Harris County.


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Venue - ecmk, London
The cost of this course will be £125+VAT
The Legionella Risk Assessment Training (ABBE Level 2 Award Awareness of Legionella) is designed for individuals who wish to carry out Legionella Risk Assessments and gain a recognised qualification.
This course includes a background into Legionella and the legislative requirements. Candidates will gain an understanding of hot and cold water (domestic) systems, control measures and risk assessment software demonstrations, using eTech's Legionella Assessment iPad App.
Duration: 1 day training course (7 hours)
- The course comprises tutorials, discussions, workshops and short knowledge tests.
On this course you will:
- Learn the health risks associated with Legionella bacteria
- Understand how legislation and Codes of Practice can support the management of Legionella bacteria
- Understand how to minimise the risks of Legionella bacteria
- Understand control methods used to reduce risk infection from Legionella bacteria in hot and cold water systems
Candidates must be computer literate and own or have access to an iPad.


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Regular readers will know that I have a perm at the moment and so have been looking everywhere for curl products. I have acquired quite a few (which I will review shortly!) but I recently went down to Boots and bought 2 Umberto Giannini products (2 for £7.50 at the moment!) to try.
I quite like the Umberto Giannini's slightly phallic range even though I am a posh shampoo kinda gal to be honest.
But we're talking styling products here! I bought Smoothy Curls Anti Frizz Serum (use on damp hair) and Silky Curls Smoothing Balm (for when the hair is dry).
They also had a shampoo, conditioner, spray and intensive conditioner in this 'Curl Friends' (geddit?!) range. I stuck to 2 because that was the offer!
So how did these cheapy products fare in my super frizzy sideshow bob hair?
Erm. They're pretty damn good!
I used the serum (which is like pure silicone or something!!!) and applied a ton of it into my damp hair, thinking, it'll be SO greasy when it dries. But it wasn't. Far from it, my curls were defined and frizz was at a minimum.
I then applied the silky curls balm to my hair – once again quite a lot because since my perm, my hair seems to soak up product – and my hair looked soft and glossy.
I went away for 2 nights after styling my hair with this stuff (I did NOT wash it whilst away, are you mad? No way am I dealing with a frizz bomb without my army of products) and it looked rather good all weekend.
The next time I used these two products the result was good but not as good as the first time, so I concur, these products are only good if you use them with a decent shampoo and conditioner too (I am using Tigi Dumb Blonde conditioner every time I wash my hair now and it works a treat).
Also I found mixing the serum and balm together and applying it when wet helps.
The balm can also be reapplied if your hair gets frizzy during the day.
Verdict: Great products, good price, mustn't grumble.


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Does President Sarkozy Tolerate Pedophilia?
Is Sarkozy tolerating Mitterand because the victims were young Thai boys? What if Mitterrand's victims had been French, British or American? It will be more of a statement about Nicholas Sarkozy, the French president, rather than Mitterand, if this pedophile is not ejected from his ministerial post.
Frederic Mitterand, nephew to the late French president Francoise Mitterand, and France's culture minister, is a pervert.
He believes that there is nothing wrong with being a pervert. Mitterand likes young boys and has confessed to being a sex tourist in Thailand to have sex with boys. Mitterand even wrote that he became "excited" upon visiting the sex-slave markets –and the condition of bondage under which the young victims are placed— of Thailand where he could purchase boys for the night.
It will be more of a statement about Nicholas Sarkozy, the French president, rather than Mitterand, if this pedophile is not ejected from his ministerial post.
Is Sarkozy tolerating Mitterand because the victim is some poor Thai who may be viewed as "wretched" of the earth by France? What if Mitterrand's victims had been French, British or American?
The United Nations estimates that globally millions of young victims are sexually abused or enslaved by adults.
It has been hypothesized that Mitterand was enamored of fine art because he was impressed by those naked angels of Michelangelo. Or better yet, Michelangelo's sculpture of David. Speculation abounds that upon first viewing of Michelangelo's David he remarked: "Sacre bleu! He is not circumcised."
Now Mitterand is defending another pervert in trade, Roman Polanski the auteur. Polanski drugged and sodomized a 13-year-old girl in 1977. Polanski fled the United States before he could be sentenced and was recently arrested in Switzerland, which has an extradition treaty with the United States.
Ironically, he might have served less than one year had he never fled the law. Polanski is a character of the lowest morals possible. Consider that in the 1990s, he agreed in a civil arrangement to pay his victim $500,000. Media reports indicate that he has yet to pay a red cent to his victim. And now he cries due to the discomfort of being incarcerated in Switzerland. His lawyers have begged for house arrest.
Polanski rejected appeals by his victim years ago that he spare her; he raped her instead. The fact that he hasn't paid the civil penalty he'd agreed to is proof positive that he has never been rehabilitated and has no remorse.
Mitterand believes Polanski is an artiste and must not be held to the same standards as ordinary humans.
Joining this league of perverts in defense of Polanski was Woody Allen, another auteur who had sex with his girlfriend's adopted daughter-who was cognitively challenged. In a child custody battle with Mia Farrow, Allen's long-time girlfriend, it was determined that Allen could not visit his biological son without a social worker being present. Allen infamously married Farrow's adopted daughter.
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Compare cheap flights to Ozamiz
When is the cheapest time to fly to Ozamiz?
Ozamiz is one of three cities in the province of Misamis Occidental in Southern Philippines. Located in the province's southeastern side, Ozamiz is nestled between the merging point of Panguil and Iligan Bays, where the former is a source of excellent seafood that the city is known for.
Etched in its history is the bravery and heroism of men and women when the Philippines was under colonial rule from the Spanish invasion to the Japanese occupation. Just 52 kilometers from Ozamiz is the famous Maria Cristina Falls, the main hydroelectric power source in Mindanao.
Tourist Attractions
In spite of being a historical, cultural, and pilgrimage destination in Mindanao, Ozamiz remains relatively unknown as a major tourist spot. Three of its main attractions are the Aquamarine Park, where you can swim with dolphins in Dolphin Island; the Hoyohoy Highland Park, 850 meters above sea level and home of the highest and longest zipline in Southeast Asia; and the Pipe Organ of Immaculate Conception Cathedral, the only existing organ in Mindanao.
Labo Airport
Two airlines make Ozamiz accessible from Manila and Cebu. Cebu Pacific Air and PAL Express each have one direct flight from the Ninoy Aquino International Airport terminals 2 and 3 daily, and from the Mactan Cebu International Airport. Planes land at the Labo Airport, presently classified as a community airport. Until the facility and runway are upgraded, including providing night landing equipment, the terminal can only accommodate daytime flights.
Flights to Labo Airport
Flight time from Manila is 1 hour and 35 minutes, while flight time from Cebu to Ozamiz is an hour. International passengers headed to Oroquieta City and Tangub City, also in Misamis Occidental, some municipalities of Zamboanga del Norte and Sur, as well as parts of Lanao del Sur use Labo Airport as their gateway from Manila or Cebu.
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imagineinternet needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 36 designs submitted by 15 freelance designers.
Clean and artistic design needed for Architect. Must accomodate CSS layout. Colors: Blue's some browns can be used. Conservative / Southwestern style.
Desired Color Scheme:
blue main color, also browns can be mixed
Desired Style:
Conservative / Southwestern styles.
Accepted File Formats:
Original PSD with any non-standard fonts used
All Pages:
-Common menu, footer, header
Home Page: - Menu - Logo - Architect name - Images
Home, Portfolio, Stock Plans, Services, Contact Us.
Theme: Blue - main color, some browns may also be used. Logo is included with the images provided. Conservative / Southwestern styles. There will be about 200 words of text on the front page. Please use filler text for your design.
Images can be downloaded from below: